Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-25

Col. Jso. NJ. TAYLOR.-In a speech
at Purdy on Monday last, Col. Tay-
lor withdrew from the Congressional
canvass. This leaves no avowed Dem
ocratic candidate in the field at this
time, except Gen. Atkins. Col Tay-
Tor has developed great strength a
mong the people, and has made rePu-
tation as q skilliul and able speaker.
In another column We announce
II. w. Haynes, Esq, as candidate
for State Senator. Mr.. ii. is a
capable and energetic gentleman,
and if elected would make faith
full representative. Should he re-
ceive the nomination we wiz give
him a cordial support.
The Paducah Kentuckian pays a
very high compliment to the hospital
ity and refinement of the people of
Jackson. We regret that we cannot
republish some of the kind things
said concerning the Wing and Trib-
/ une, and other noticeable features of
the city, but IN this issue it is impOs-
sible.
COScERT.-As our paper goes 10
press on Friday evening, it is need
less for us to say much about the
concert and charades which take
place at Tomlin's Hall this, Friday
evening. We bespeak, however.
splendid entertainment and a large
and appreciative audience.
We hereby distinctly disavow any
responsibility for communications,
cards, &C., published in this issue
of the Wing and Tribune. We be-
lieve the primaries to be the people at
work, aRd that they are uninhuenced
by imaginary rings.
The annual meeting of the Ken
lucky State Teachers AgsOeiatioH
will be held in Oweneborp, e the
nth, Igth and 13in ofAuguSE-s Ar
rangements will be made with rail
road and steamboat lines, to convey
visitors at reduced rates.
Any one who wishes to attend the
great drawing of the Louisville Lii
brary Association, on the 3lst, can
do so at a very small expense. The
round trip from Memphis costs only
81 so, the tickets to be good until
the LIST of August.
BETHEL COLLEGE.-We call atten-
ton to the card of Bethel College, at
Mckenzie, Tenn. This College is one
of the most fiourishing in the State,
and bids fair under its present rulers
to regain its ancient prestige.
PERsoNAL.-Stod. Chrnthers, Esq,
declines to make the race for legisla-
tive honors. Mr.. Caruthers is
young man of fue talent, and his de-
clension will be a source of regret to
his numerous friends.
Be certain not to vote for Chan
cellor on a separate ticket. The
name of the candidate for the office
must be on the same ticket with
the names of the candidates for the
county offices. /
Boyd is a mere charlatan, and but
for the fact that he hopes to be cleo
ted on purely partisan grounds,
would never have been thought of
by any one as candidate for the
CHARACTERISTIC.
-DEcLINEs.-Mr NJ. d. Meriweth-
er declines TO be considered any
longer a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk. He is opposed to strife and
dissension in the Democratic party.
and hence his patriotic action.
Judge Muse and Gen. Atkins, can
didates for Congress, are filling APP
pointments in Hardin county this
week.
PerrY nayisi. sPals.. killer "a an zsszsaltant
regulator of the stomach and bowels, and
should always be kept on hand, especially
at this season of the year, when 50 many
suffer from bowel complaints. Thape IS
nsthing so quick to relieve in Attacks OF
Cholera.
Sold at only . cents a bottle, by Mer-
chants generally. jlyls-4w.