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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-28
NOn-Resident Notice.
In ChanCery Court OF 5Iadi-
son County.

Samuel Uunie e. aI.r vs.. syrena King, Ct al.
IN this cause il appearing from affidavit
i that the following named parties are non
residents Of the Stale OF Tennessee, to-WIt;
Martin Moore, Hattie Moore, John Moore,
James Moore, Leonard Moore, Catharine
Moore, Albert Pearce and wife Bottle Pearce.
and scire facias having been ordered 10 issue
against them. Il is Therefore ordered that
said nOn-reSidents appear at the Office OF the
Clerk and Master ia Jackson Tennessee, on
or before
LIST Monday III February, 1875,
and show cause Il any they have, why said
suit should not be revived against them.
II Is further ordered that this notice be pub
lisaed four successive weeks in the Jackson
Wing and Tribune.
j. NJ. WISDOM, c. K II.
Nov q. 1874
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1'HoS. & RoBT. II. JONES,
WHOLESALE
No. So West Second Street
CINCINNATI. q.
ulE-S-Iy-
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In this r0'T1tv recently. Mr.. MAJ o..
Ear amt susie &. shaw.
Mr.. HOhr. n. P4tt-r-rn -nI Ann %.
pouReII.
Mr.. ". A. DgYi. aud M. !. !. Hinton.
Mr.. J. V. SprlTs anI Nil. J.. u. F0uich.
NJ. ~. D. L.c4;, and Ma Il. Z. Bryan.
A. The rcsfIan-r 81 tie brides mother.
niD- mil-- f-nrl THIS ulr-". Tuesisv wen
ing lat. - = "'rl 81. by the Rev. I. X.
tali Ell. A.- P. T. Ari,iH'> - Mss Leila
Reid.
Al ID .aEI- ri-fa.f.ax. Nis-I>sippi river,
on Ius-ai = Nov Mn ~ Rev. Geo. &.
IINui-. at Mmrhl-. Sir. clinton T. Ma
-Ou, Of BJIis aT cv-LIy ard Mas Florence
z. Wilbourne, formerly Of Memphis.
In Hendersou county: Isaac Thompson
and Mary Woods.
7. W. GIlham and II. c. Mcdaniel.
J. VI. Hart and Emily Ethsridse.
J. Il. Harrison and Lucy Welch.
L Webb and V. J. AarchbaBks:
IL Derry berry and Nancy J. Reed.
J. ii. NiditOe and Margaret SpiOn.
l. W. Taylor and Mary T. Gillian.
VI. L. Webb and Susan Z. Trout.
In shelby county: B F. Smith snd LIZ
zle Wray.
Up. Mahoney and Margaret Holahan.
l.. b. Hardin and NJ. c. Clement.
l.. Schaffer and Annie Wise.
Daniel DOnahue and Lizzie O'BrirR.
J ID. Ravens and Mary O'ConnOT.
p. B. Brody and +. s. Rodgers.
j. c. Watson and l.. I. DamIn.
November ., ISIS, BY Rev. w. Z. Foster,
L. T.. at the residence Of the bride, at wSl-
nut Grove, Mississippi county. Ark Rev.
!. q. Howe, Of NemFhi-. Tenn, ami Mrs.
Francis O.. Bennett.
At Grace Church, Canton. Miss. thurs
day evening, Nov. 3rh. hv R.v. AZ. :.
Speirs' Mr.. ". r. Sim>. Of Memphis Trnn.
sud Aiss + Hutoka; young-st u,uZhtyT Of
the late SorVaH y suxlas-.
At Coninth. Hi-~., by Rev. John \. Har.
I rison. Of Jackson, Tenn. Rev. A d. Drum.
mond and Mis- Lucille . hsli5 Wsdc,
/ both OF C0Tinth.
/ On Wedne-d1y. Nov I.ib. At the r-.i,
1 demo" Of the brides father. re tr Mason De.
| pot. Tenn Mr.. Lhss. T Booker and Mis-,
| SAllie Cl-ment. daughter Of DR.. A. ID. Gle.
ment, sll Of Upton county.
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4 Political OUTRAGE.-On Sat
urday, near Euiala, Alabama, a
number of Radical negroes wrecked
a train upon which were dozen or
moro Democratic blacks on the way
to Democratic jollifcaticn. The
engineer and and fireman we're bad
" Injured
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way-and any one who has q doubt
OF this would do we'll 10 call 81
Robt. Hsniltou's, No. Z, Main
street, where be can have it remov-
cd.
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Elizabeth Burton ct al. VS.. Abel W Hoard
ct al.
DY virtue OF an fnterlocutory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, on the
18th day Of November, 1874, / will sell at
public auction, In front or the North door
Of the Court House, I'm Jackson, Tenn, ON
Saturday, End Of January, 1875,
within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wlt:
a tract OF land lying IN Madison County,
Tenn, civil district No. -, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stake. elm and red
oak pointer, the southeast corner OF divis-
ion No. OF the Abel Willis ianos, runs
south p chains: thence West SO chains;
thence north % chains 10 "a stake, white
elm pointer, the southwest corner OF said
division No. 5; thence south &C , east p 55-lOO
chains, south 7i1S' east 10 G-l0O chains,
north So, east l072-lO0 chains, north 449
east 4i-l00 chains, north 81 T.. east . chains
20 the beginning--containg loo 5O-l00 acres
Also, one town lot in Cotton Grove. Madi-
sOl- County, Tenn, bounded on the west by
the Jackson snd Lexington road; on the
south by lot belonging 10 the estate OF W.
A. Noble; on the east by a lot belonging 10
the estate Of Il. Locke; on the north by the
property of WI. Jones.
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance In one
aud two years, with interest AT per cent.
d. ~ WISDOM, q 4 n.
Muse & BufOrd, Soils. nov2l-4w..
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VOTE or TENNEssEE.-The official
vote of this state from all but one
county gives Porter, Democrat,
for Governor, 1886 majority.
One county to hear from will prob
ably reduce the majority TO $4,000.
In the third district the Democrat
ic gain was 5,799,
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The terrible storm which visited
Tuscumbia on Sunday last, and re-
suited in 50 much loss of life and
property, seems to have swceped a,
round to Montevallo, fifty-sIx miles
north of Selma, killing two persons
and injuring fifteen or twenty others,
aud destroying some twenty build
ings. At Covington Ky,it unroofed sew
eral houses and destroyed about IS,
900 worth of property. At Cumber-
land, Maryland, the brick wall and
rafters of the roundhouse building of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad were
blown down, and a number of work
men buried in the ruins, two of whom
are known to have been killed. Many
houses were unroOfed in Trenton,
New Jersey, aud the storm broke over
New York city with great Violence
In our neighborinR city of Memphis,
several houses were unroofed, the tel
egraph poles for several miles east
and west Frustrated, and Mr.. G.. w.
Schultz was seriously injured by the
falling of piece of cornice work. -
We are glad to record that the citi-
Zens of Memphis, louisville and
Nashville are rapidly raising funds
aud supplies for the relief of the I'M
fortunate sufferers of Tuscumbia.
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MEDON DIRECTORY.

HT II. SUMMERS. Dealer IN Drugs, Ned
w . cIEes, Paints, Oils, bye Stuns, TInware,
QuecnswaTc and shelf goods Of every descrip
ton. Also fine Chewing and smoking Tobac-
CO and Cigars. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded
nR. GEO. LACY, Physician a al Surgeon a.,
IL offers hts professional sersi ces 10 the citi-
Zens OF M-sion ami vicinity. once west side
Main street.
=, WINK BROS, Dealers IN Staple and Fancy
- Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, shoe, Hats.
and general ! ne Of Groceries, Hardware,
Farming Implements, etc. VIII not be under
sold by any one in Melon OF jackson
~ Il. ANDERSON, Dealer in Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes
Hats and Notions; Gr0ccrIes, Hardware Cut
lery, QueenswzrT, SaddlrTy, Tinwarc and
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III e.. HUDSON proprietor Of the Hum boIdt
w Market HOUSE, near the depot. keeps
The best nlrsts 20 be found IN the city. HIS
Euli-e Is open ~ AL hours, s1d meats delivered
To any part Of the town when ordered. 1 he
highest price rHii s0r ul-St-.
EvADDILL 4 STOBATt5tg, whUlrsal, and
w retail dealers ia family gIOceTIys and
!lmrrs' supplies generally. They also Keep
constantly on hand the choicest liquors. best
brands Of cigar, t8BacrO, &C. Their ~Pal4ae
saloon Is Ine CrHteT OF attractisn. Connect
I'll wiki their business is a lir-t class Restaurant
Meals al all hours tor 50 CENTS
J. -uider, Proprietor Of Humboldt Mar
- BILE Works All orders for Monuments
Tom bsiOu-- and all kinds Of stone WOrs
promptly nIled al moderate rates.
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CHE SINGER. Pred. r. Foote,
the agent OF the Singer is selling
more machines of this make than
he ever did The Singer company
sells more than all the other com
panies in the United States combin-
ed. There are more tallors who
will willingly bear testimony to
the excellence Of the Singer than TO
that of any other machine. Such
men care nothing about the cOnfic-
ting statements OF the different
companies; are in no way interested
in their sales-but hey nearly all
use the Singer. This is because it
Is the best machine Tor them, and
if it is best for them, will it not
prove the best for everybody else?
If it was necessary TO do 90, the a.
gent tor this machine could bring
certificates from people in all por-
tons OF Madison county; 10 show
that there is not to-day worn out
Singer to be found, although there
are many who have used them for
fifteen years. What can be proven
by the tailors OF our town or city,
and by the people OF one county,
can also be proven by the tailors of
all the towns and cit, ;, and by the
people o! all the coun lies in all the
States of the Union. From one To-
cality you can know the sentiment
of all others in the country on this
point. Fred. Il. Foote, the agent
for the Singer, who an be found
at Mrs. McLean's, on Main street,
can make good every statement
contained in this not &C. Call and
see him.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-28

The Nashville Union and American
contains 4 call from the chairman Of
the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee of the fourth district, appoint
ing Dec 18th as the time for holding
a convention ut Lebanon 10 nominate
a candidate for Congress, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Hon.
Jno. W. Head. There are several as
pirants for the nomination.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-28

The Nashville Union aud American
says: Information has been received
ut the capitol that the Sheriff of Car
roll county has cast the deciding vote
in the tie between Curtis, Dem, and
Brooks, Rad, for Representative, in
favor of the latter. The vote now
stands: Curtis, 1926; Brooks, 1927.
We understand that Curtis will bring
the matter before the House and make
a contest for the seat; either on the
ground that the spirit of the law does
not authorize such action by the Sher-
i'll, or because the section in question
is unconstitutional on account OF al
lowing the Sheriff to cast two votes
for the same candidate"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-28

JOHN r. wILBOS will serve the second
Ward, II elected, free OF charge Ter the en-
suing year.
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PRYACOUTH
Evergreen HEDGE Plant

THANE on HAND ONE QUARTER or
/ "a million OF this, OF all plants ever offer
~ the most valuable Tor fencing PURPOSES
In . few years, with but little attention
les than a COED farmer viii give 10 clean
his fence corners This viii make "a better
fence than "a stone wall. and viii not cost
one dth as much as much a rail. and not
oue-tenth as much a. a plank feuce-and
while a wooden fence viii perish In eight or
ten years, this will last while grass grows
and water runs"
To Clubs and Changers
I offer the PyIaoOuth Laid down in the
cities OF Jackson, Bolivar, Hum boldt or
C,adSden. Tenn, on the following terms
Ion for So 90 in one order Sl6; ZOO ia
one order, sl5 per 900; 1000 al Sl4 per 90
s-sfurl. II directions are followed, every
plant warranted To live.
Apply TO ID. ". Hughes, Jewcller, Jack
~ou: Alex Ramsey, Bolivar; W. Percy,
Louisville House, Humboldt; AID j. W.
Rosamond, Gadsden. Send 70 me for circu-
Iars Ond directions, how and when 10 plant.
GEO. JOHNSON,
nOv2l-lm' Magnolia, Miss.
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a WALKING ADvERrIsEmENv.

llLl4t-o " = u TsI-NNfoI . U
DR. x. " PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y:
Dear Sir-I am a walking advertise
covery, Purgative Pellets and DR..
Sage's CatArrh Remedy, they having
cured me of Catarrh of nine years
standing, which was 50 bad that it
disfigured my nose, and, while curing
it, Your medicines also cured me of
Asthma Units worst and most aggrava-
form. Before using your medicines 1
had become reduced in flesh from one
hundred and fifty-five to one hundred
and fifteen pounds, and now | weigh
one hundred and sixty-two pounds,
and am in better health than have
enjoyed for thenty years.
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lOuEB LFuIV,
IL

j. IL. LII mSOEN.
The above Il but fair sample OF
hundreds of letters which are received
bv DR.. Pierce, and in the the face OF
such evidence who can longer doubt
that the Doctors medicines cure the
worst cases of Chornic Catarrh.
The Great FavoriIe with the Ladies.
VIM. Forsyth Bynum & Son, drug
10th, 1874, as follows! CDR. X. V.
PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pei
let's sell very largely and give complete
satisfaction, as numbers of our custO-
mers and friends testify with pleasure.
Your Favorite Prescription is indeed
the great Favorite with the ladies, and
numbers can say with Joy that it has
saved them from eking out misera-
out a miserable life or meeting with
premature death, and restored them
to health and happiness"
Thousands OF women bless the day
on which DR.. Pierce's Favorlte Pres
cription was first made known to them.
4 single bottle often gives delicate
and suffering women more relief than
months of treatment from their fami-
" physician. In all those derange-
ments causing back-ache, dragging
down sensations, nervous and general
debility, it is a sovereign remedy. Its
soothing and healing properties render
it of the utmost value to ladies suffer
ing from internal fever, congestion,
Inflammation or liberation, and its
strengthening effects tend TO correct
displacements Of internal parts, the re-
suit of weakness of natural supports.
It Is sold by all druggists.
DR.. PIERcR's pamphlet on Diseases
peculiar to Women will be sent to any
address on receipt of two stamps. Ad-
dress as above.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-28

MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS
THAT HAVE WEAK LUNGs-Should ar
rest the disease when it is in the in
cipient stages. 1t is indicated by a
hacking cough, pains in the cnest,
difficulty of breathing, or oppression
of the lungs. Ii this be permitted
to run on, tubercles will form, and
Consumption will be the result. A
most valuable remedy will be found
in Aliens Lung Balsam to cure and
check this disease in its first stage.
For sale by ali the Medicine Dealers.
nOV7-lm
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Ell. BIRMINGHAM,
Wagon Manufactures,
Main Street,
JACKSON. Tenn.

HAVE large stock OF Wagon Inateria
! ON hand, and viii keep on hand ant
make 10 order
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LOUISVILLE DIRECTORY

CREEN 4 GREEN, Louisville. KY, make
VI Shirts t1pTder from measurement, and
they can Duplicate any previous order. Di-
azrams. descriptions, and Instructions for
self-measurement sent, on application, by
mail-So. $50 West Main - sep s5-ly
NEALE & Co., Wholesale Hardware, No.
~ -, Main street. Louisville. Ky, keep
always on hand fun line of Hardware, in
Guiding the following speclalties; Mallory
trnhOlm and Rogers Pocket Cutlery and Ra-
zOrs, Single and Double Guns aud Rifles,
Cartridges Also agents for DiSSton's Circular
and Cross Cut saws. Yale Locks, Fairbanks.
Counter and Platform Scales.
METROPOLITAN FOUNDRY AND IRON
NJ WORKS, SNEED 4 bANRE, Fourteenth
street, between GraysOn and Walnut streets.
within ne-half square OF West-Wainut street
Railroad, Louisville, Ky. mar 2s-Iy
n W. HARRIS, with JOHNSON, NEWMAN L
VI Co, Wholesale GrOcers anu Commits
sion Merchants, No. pa Main street, between
9TH and sth, Louisville. Ky.
w II. GALLOWAY, with PIArr & ALLxv,
w . Wholesale Boots and shoes, No. 2iu,
Main street, between 9th and 7th, four doors
West Of Louisville Hotel, Louisville, ny
DIPY, HARDIE & CO., DistIllrrs and Deal
IL crs in Handmade Sour-mash Kentucky
Whistles, Wines, BTandies, etc, No. 263 West
Main street, Louisville, KY. mar 2S-ly
T y. sTEGALL, with BAsBEEGEn, BLoou
~ CO., Wholesale Dry Goods, 242, 2A
and 246 Main street, and 81 and 81 Seventh ST.,
Louisville. ny. march 25-1y
N4TM. II. FOX, Wholesale Dealer IN White
w Lead, Paints, Oils, Narnishcs, Glass
Naval Stores, Fine and Ordinary ColOrs, Dry
and in Oil, No. $50 Main street, between Sth
and 10th, Louisville, Ky. march 2S-ly
Tower PaIaCe--Jcio Nj AR n5ass, is
West Market, Louisville, Ky. Choice and full
stock of Men S, Youths and ChIldrens' Cloth
ing. Rules for measuring sent on application.
Goods e.. o. D., with privilege of examining
b fore paying for them. march 2s-Iy
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For Recorder.
Eor Alderman

We are authorized TO announce JOHN !,
STARK a. A candidate for Recorder. EleC-
ton Ist saturday in January, lSs5-
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HAVE YOU TRIED
JURU BEBA
Wc.L. Nerrau. or pebIr,n1ea.


Ar y"u so Languid that any cxertion requires
more Of an Effort than you feel capable Of ma
kings
IiIEN Thy JURUBEBA the wonderful TONIC
and fSyIGORATOH, which acts so beneficinlly
on the secTetive organs as TO tmpar vig0r TO
all the vital forces.
u - no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates
for short time, only 70 let The sufferer fall 10
a lower depth OF misery out it Is a vegetable
tonic aciing directly upon the liver and spleen.
IT HEGULATEs TmE BOWELS, quiets the
nerves, and gives such healthy tone to the
whole system a. 20 soon make the Invalid feel
like new person.
It's OPERATION IS not VIOLENT, but Is char
acterized by great Rentleness; the patient
peTiences no sudden change, no markell re-
suits, but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
TINS u no new and untried discovery, lat
has been long used with wonderful remedial
Results, and Is pronounced by the highest med
zeal authorities. ''the most powerful tonic AMI
Alternative known.'
ask ysur druggist for IL,
For sale De wM. =. KIDDEB 4 CO., New
YORK. nov sI-fw
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LDT NURSERIES,. a4th Year.

II L AifiOLDT NJ ESERlE5, 2Ath Year.
IL We invite the attention OF Planters
ana Dealers for the fall Of ls-f, - our large
aud com p!cte stock 81 standard and dwarf
Fruit Trees. Grape Vines, small Fruits, Or
aaTnentsI Trees. shrubs. Roses, Evergreen rs
and BulbOus Roots, aew and rare Green
House and Bedding Plants, etc, at prices as
low as can b. possibl at Wholesale and Re
tail Well tested and approved varieties
grown IN our soil and climate Prompt at
tention To enquiries. Descriptive catalogue
and price list on application Address
p. ETRANSOU a BRO,
Hum bOldt, Tenn.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
MONTPELIE
Female Humane Association.
At ALEXANDRIA va.
NOVEMBE r 23, 1874.
LIST OF GIFra.
7 HBER OF TICKETS, 100, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.

s,l7s Cash Gifts, amounting 70 81 10000
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-28

Gen. Sherman charges that four
hundred invitations, issued to his
daughters wedding aud placed in the
Post Office at Washington, were stolen
and sent to people for whom they
were not intended, while great num-
bers of the best society imagined they
had been snubbed. If the Post Mas
terra Washington, under the very
nose of the Post Master Gen eral, will
tolerate such proceedings, what may
be expected Of some more distant?
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-28

The New York World says: at is
remarkable how quiet the Southern
States have been since the elections.
The Administration outrage mill clos
cd on the It'll of November, and since
that time the sound of its grinding
has been low in the streets. The muir
ders and assassinatious which the Adj
ministrationists predicted would fol-
low Democratic success have not been
perPetrated, and the organs of that
party have not found a negro in all
the South during the last two few
weeks whom they could decently kill
or outrage on paper. Were it not for
the usurpatiOn of Grants henchmen
in Louisiana, and the attempted usur-
patton of Smith in Arkansas, there
would be nothing left for the Repub-
licans to get up a sensation about in
connection with the results in the
South. What the Republicans have
been unable to accomplish m the ten
years which have elapsed since the
close of the war, one day of Demo-
cratic victories has secured, viz,
peace and quiet in the Southern
States