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MIR. sartoris . Yachtsman.

From the London Globe, August 2ll
AT the Handle River regatta yesterday the chioA
prize for yachts-a silver cup-was won by tue
May, belonging to Mr. Sartors, sOn-in-law OF Presi
dent Grant.
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CUBA.
a Government Official Seriously Ill.

HAVANA, August 81, 1874.
Sehor Oortea Lanos, Director OF the Finances,
II suffering from the vomito.
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Yachting Notes.

Sloop yacht Dolphin, C.Y.C., Mr.. Valentine, from
New Rochelle. and the Oracle, N.Yf.O.. MIR. Wall
ler, are at anchor or Whitestone.
the Ider, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Colgate, from Newport,
and the Recreation from New Haven, passed the
HERALD telegraph station at Whitest0ne yesterday
p. II. en- route for New York.
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10 Duties In Gold.

Castom House Duties In Gold.
HAVANA. August 25, 1874
After September all import and export duties
are payable in gold coin, and In no instance Will
paper be taken as an equivalent so says adecree
OF General Concha, dated August %
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A.@Tho Elastic Truss Company, 083
Brosdway, Is great corporation. WITH branch Offices
throughout the country, shaking its fruits like
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A.-Rupture and Physical Dcformitios
successfully treated bv DR.. N MARSH. ut No. vesey
street. AstOr House.
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KNOCK Spots Out Of the Vile Insects
that raise spots you by plentiful Of KNOWLES
INSECT pESl lROYER, discharged from KNOWLRS'
POWnER GUN
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Annihilate Hay Fever Catarrh with
WOLCOTTS CATARRH ANNIHILATOR; pinta 81.
Kill Inflammation and pain with WOLCOTT'S PAtH
PAINT
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A Com mplfme ntary Statue Is Needed for
the man who gave FRAGRANT sOZODONT to the
world Millions OF teeth have been preserved from
this peerless tooth how fragrant IS the
breath perfumed by its
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Bachelors Hair Dye II spIendid.-
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and propcrly
applied At BAYCHELoR'S Wig Factory. IL Bond st., n u
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Bargains I'm the Latest Novelties -
Parlor Chamber Dining Room and Library FURNI-
fURE. At Hkhfs CO.'S, Nos. sus and S6 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Does It's Work
quickly harmlessly and splenddly. aud imparts the
most natural shades Sold every where.
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PANACEA" Is Invaluable. relief follows its
In all cases Of pain In the stomach bowels ssde
rhuematism, cOc colds, sprains and bruises. Foe an
ternai ETERNAL
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In the First and Third Congressional districts
Hon. g. W. Hendee and Colonel Charles H. Joyce
are chosen to Congress by large majOrities.
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ID. Harper's Instant Hair Dye.-Ua-
eQuailed Gives natures color brown black. s0c
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A Gratifying Fact fs Embedded in
KNOXS announcer that his tall stve Of gentemen =
HATS s ready for inspection and the widespread ap-
proval 1t ~ certain to command. HATS purchased &c
kNOxS, No 212 Broadway, in the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel must give unqualified satisfaction.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RRIGHTs DISEASE. DIABETES, GRAvEL. CAL
ID culi Gout Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Discs OF tho
Liver kidneys. Bladder Prosrate Gland and Ohrouso
Affections Qncurabie by general pracitionersl. 6D
Pare 2no pamphlet, explaining their succe ssi treat
ment by Nn.urs; spec,de Bethssda Mineral spriax
sent tree TO any address Depot aud reception rooms
2n Broadway New York Cures OF physicians and
others in small pamphlet
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Printing of Every Description Neatlys,
promptly and cheaply done at the METROPOLfTAN'
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. No. 2i5 BroadwaG
Estimates furnished with pleasure
SILK Ella Belt Stockings, Knee I
Caps Abdominal supporters. Suspensory Bandages
shoulder Braces and Crches at MARsH'S Truss oficA
No. Z Vescy street Lady in attendance.
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Furniture Barg aims.
See kelly CO.'S Advertisements
Important Discoveries in the Use "a
Electricity. by DIR. CHAMBERLAIN. No West Four
teenth street
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OHARLEs DICKENS Best Thoughts in one volume.
CHARLES DICKENS $50 pp BY g. a ie Foutaiue.
CHARLES DICKENS For sale everywhere.
A book for every reader and writer
"nYsPEPsIA, IN ITS RELATION TO THS LIVER
~ and Digestive 0rgans."--Dr. SfNENG, member
OF the New York Academy of Modicine devotes his
special attention TO Liver and stomach Diseases.
Twenty second street Consultations lU to and to
MANHooD-1OTH EDITION A TREATISE ON
Ish the Laws Governing Lite. Explansteory e n o. ne
tul Treatment of Weakness Low spirits DesRonuencks
Nervous Exhaustion, Muscular Debility and PremAMSo
Decline In MANHOOD PRiGK 50 CENra Address the
author. Dr. 4. DE +. CllRrla ~ ~ ksA aStaaAfA'
sSaek NeW YoEk
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Governor Kellogg Calling Out the Stat
Militia i'm View Of Apprehended Dis
turba noes.

turban noes.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I, 1874.
The Governor has called out an extra regiment
OF state militia, to be composed OF picked white
men, the orders being issued some days ago, In
view OF the apprehended White. League distur-
Dances and the entire absence OF United States
troops from the State. Recruiting mas been quietly
going on, and 1t Is stated that ex-sOdters have
Volunteered. This regiment will be added to
LOngstreet's brigade, and will De used mainly to
keep down disturbances in and around the city.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-21
AIcNairy Items.

EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:
Circuit Court is In session at Purdy, Hon.
&. F. Matthews presiding in lieu Of Judge
Bcatman, who is incompetent in several
CAUSES. Matthews makes Al excellent
judge, and dispatches business with COM
merdablc rapIdily. Henry Purdy, (eol.)
was convicted Of perjury, and sentenced to
the PcniIcntiary for three years. The trial
Of other colorcd persons is in progress for
the same oGcnsc.
Oar Court House has been repaired and
is now one OF the best Temples of Justice
in the State. Col. John NJ. Taylor, the
efficient Attorney General is on hand, and,
II is said, has congressional aspirations.
For the smaller offices, the woods are full
Of candidates" and, We believe, without an
exception, all the present incumbeuts will
be candidates for re election. McNairy
county may justly congratulate herself on
account Of the faithfulncss and integrity OF
her present Oflice-holderS-no case of defal-
cation has occurred, and her Warrants are
st par David Mckenzie, Esq., who was
/ Trustee for years before the war and since,
/ is again candidate, aGd rs his friends
never diminish, his reelection may be put
/ down as 1 fixed fact, and We know of no
man who has worn his official robes through
| SO many years without single stain, and
against whose good name there has not
/ been even a whisper Of a suspicion.
/ In attendance upon the Court from adj
/ joining counties, are Judge Muse, Of Madi-
/ son, IL. T. Johnson, of Humboldt, J. A.
/ Pitts and jed Ross, eff Savannah, who,
1 though young in years, are able to cope
/ with the eldest barristers and 10 maintain
[ their ground in the 'hardest fought firlds7
tho intellectual Forum.
/ Money is plentiful in McNairy, and
/ thousands can be borrowed at low rate of
! interest on mortgages secured by real
estate. Her people are not much in debt,
/ and if the Changers continue their teach
/ iugs in these parts, perhaps never Will be.
/ For the Grange movement, in our opinion,
simply means that ''man must live at
home aud board at the same house." And
/ this reminds Us OF 4 joke on Col. Wisdom,
/ Of your paper, who was talking in a crowd
/ Of natives" rather favorabIy Of the great
movement inaugurated by the farmers of
/ the country to secure their rights against
monopolics CT every kind, when an old
| farmer, who had heard the Col. "tell his
/ yarn" quietly remarked that he believed
[ all he said, but he would be mighty glad to
know when lie got to be working man.
The peculiar appropriateness Of this re-
mark is best appreciated by those who
know the Col. best, for if the ''oldcst in
habitant" ever saw him "driying the joe
und team a-feld, he has long since been
gathered 10 his fathers.
BY the way, put in just little more
Grange thunder in your columns, and your
subscription list will swell greater than
I ever.
On the night OF the 18th inst. daring
thief stole splendid horse from L. r.
"prner, Bethel, Tenn. Early next morn
crossed the river 1t Savannah
-kfast, whitfield his cigar, drank
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DENMARK ITEMS.
DIroRs WING AND TRIBUNE:

EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
The weather, since my last, has been
rather more favorable for farming opera
tions, although not quite as Cry as could be
wished. Friday and Saturday were COM
parative good days and were taken adyan-
tagc Of by 4 good many to plant Irish pO-
tatoes and onions. A larger area Of grass,
clover and oats, have been sOwn in this To-
eality than in former seasons.
On Friday night last the grocery store Of
Mr.. James Fitzhugh, about a mile Fl ON the
Steam-nill Ferry, was broken into and
robbed OF all the cash in the drawer and
several dollars worth Of goods. A negro
named Aleck Reid was arrested on suspi-
cion of being concerned in the robbery.
Mr.. BerRheim, OF Bernheim Bros, whole
sale liquor dealers, Paducah, Ky, was in
our town to-day, collecting, and soliciting
orders for wines and liquors, bourbon and
rye whistles OF the best kentucky brands
"a full supply and at all prices, VIII be
found at the Drug Store OF BIume & Co.,
all of which are warranted. Il.
Denmark, March 18th, 1874
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PINSON ITEMS.

EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:
The continued rains in this part OF the cOun-
ty has hindered our farmers greatly. From
what We can learn, too many OF them are, not
withstanding their sad experience in the past,
preparing to plant largely Of cotton, to the eN-
clusiOn OF the cereals we VIII never be the
people that We shoUld. so long as this suicidal
policy is persisted in.
Mr.. Hiram Henderson was married on yes
terday to a Miss Tacker, he passed through
our village to-day with his fair bride, accom-
panied by goOdly number Of relations and
friends, on the way to his mothers, where,
no doubt, all things went as merry as a mar
riase bell. We were shown on last Saturday,
by VIM. y. IIcarn, who lives in this neighbor-
hood two Irish potatoes Of this years growth
as large rs common hens egg, Mr.. Hearn
said his wife cooked a good mess for dinner
the day before, Who can beat it?-Our mer-
chants are preparing for the spring trade. Our
friend n. Il. Groom, acting from the old adage
that 'the early bird gathers the worm,'' has
gone East for his spring stock in advance of
our other merchants. W. Z. Harris has re-
ceiyed the machinery necessary for his mill,
and we hope that he may soon have It in sue
ccss1ul operation. Our town was honered on
asst Monday 5y a visit from the Hon. Dorsey
d. Thomas, of Tennessee. He was, we presume,
on private business. john Estes and a Mr.
Kerr had ''sct to" in front of John Cherry's
saloon this evening. Onicer Cherry arrested
both parties. Some more revcne viii doubtless
be gathered in. d.
Prison, Tenn, March Is, 1874
Milan Exchange: eve are inform
ed that the wheat prospect in this
county was never better than at this
time. We have heard of one field
where the wheat is half-leg high.
There will be less oats and corn plant
cd than last year."
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| his sold rye" and then departed in the di-
rection OF Florence, Ala. He is being holly
| pursued, and it Is hoped that he will be
caught and duly punished.
/ In this section there is but little stir in
/ political waters. For Governor, no one
] else is talked Of save your distinguished
townsman Gen. 4. W. Campbell, and at an
early day the tried and true men OF the
county will assemble fin convention, and
recommend him As their first choice 10 the
whole State. HarJia will speak out In the
same strain, and the united voice Of this
section Will be clearly pronounced for
Campbell. You may rely on this.
GRANGER. 0
Purdy, March 18th, 1874.
CANvAssERs FOR THE SOUTHWEST
ERN UNIvKRsITY.-The Central Commit
tee have appointed the following named
persons TO solicit from the people of Madi-
son county subscriptions for the South
Western University.
Ist District-Hiram johnson, Dr. Crook
and DR.. Mccoy.
Thomas Dunnaway.
5rd District-James L. Medley, {. 4.
Ruddle and Charles Withers.
4th District Rev. Geo. W. Day, l. J.
Strayhorn and F. 4. Keelan.
9Th Distriet-A. Il. Reid, DR.. J. W. Hays |
and ID. Transou.
9th District-W. d. Wilson. G. e. Verscr |
and :. T.. Caldwell.
9Th District-W. BACKYARD, W. C. Chand- |
Ter and A. d. Hurt.
eth District-R. T. Fulbnghb John II. /
Freezing and ;. 5. Neeley.
9th District-Dr. StoyaIl, James II. Law
renee and L. E. MeLemore.
10th District-Julius c. Harris, Col. e. |
Baker and Samuel S. Matthews.
18th District-AleXander Cathey, VI. Il /
Collins and William Hopper.
18th District-I;ev. NJ. +. SenteT, DIR.
Heron and L. 5. Rogers.
18Th District-E. D. Snccd, L. williams
and Peter McCollum.
nth DistTict-Gen. J. J. Brooks, Rev. J.
Blackmon and John J. Rice.
10Th DistrIct-E. II. CartmcIl, ". Il.
Hewlett and William Anderson.
10th District. Warmoth, John Young
and John J. c. Birdsong.
18th Distriet-Maj. T. Parham, W. c.
Robbins and F. G.. Gibbs.
CITY OF JACKSON:
1St Ward-John U. McGchcc, John T.
Stark and II. W. McCorry.
End Ward-Dr. S. II. Chester, W. II.
BrutOn and w. L. Robertson.
3rd Ward-J. T. Beverage, II. W. Tom
lin and Capt William Alexander.
It'll Ward-H. G. Anderson, Il, \. Wright
and Capt. J. T. McCutchen.
Subscription Lists, with well guarded
provisions, VIII be ready for distribution
by the 2lst inst. Let each eanvasser apply
to John L. II. Tomlln or to John L. Brown
and get one Of these lists, and at once en-
gage in a work which, if successful, will
do more for the moral, intellectual and
interest OF Madison county and
Of Jackson, than any other enterprise now
10 contemplation.
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McNairy Station Items.
bloc WuIG 40 TRIprNE:

EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:
We are pleased 10 say there is not cas-
Of sickness In or near oGr.village- our Ta1
Collector, Mr.. James, was with US on Fri
day. He informs US that he has collected
the greater portion of the taxes, and hopes
soon 10 close the books OF 1873.
Conductor W. II. Ballard is here with his
| train extending the railroad switch and
/ making repairs about the depot.
! There has been quite n number OF tourists
/ in our place during the past week, repre-
-snting houses in Jackson and other cities,
4 among whom was Mr., James Hart OF the
firm OF smith, Lyons & Co., OF Mobile. Mr..
Hart Is well known TO the people OF West
Tennessee, and his name is 10 his firm a
tower Of strength.
The farmers OF this vicinity represent the
wheat and cat crop as very promising,
We learn thai Mr.. Bsss Turner, OF Bethel,
had very nne horse stolen afew nights
since.
AfeW evenings ago a group OF men were
standing in front Of one OF our business
houses, among whom were some railroad
men, when a citizen used the term, you
railroad men, :" in a manner that was OGen-
sive. Capt. Ballard took it upon himscnt to
act as champion for the defense" His
speech was OF but a few minutes duration
bat il was delivered WIKI a warmth and en-
eTgy OF expression that showed that
ITO vindicate their good name he deemed 1t
not task,
But 70 those who dared assail it IRE thought
Il quite risk"
We had nothing at eli TO say against rail-
road men just then.
MessrS. Editors, do you like for your
friends to come to see your Yes, we know
YOU do. Uncle Jacob and aunt Mary An
dersoa used tO-don't know so well about ii
now. Last Monday morning only nine Of
the ladieS. OF McNairy, among whom was
mine hostess, made their way into the cOun-
try to spend the day with the said Uncle
Jacob and Auht Mary. When the sun had
reached his throne in the midway Ehsavens
and the ever welcome sound OF many din
ner bells should have fioated out upon the
air, all was deserted and still. We thought
we'd go visiting for dinner, but having
knocked II several doors and finding them
all locked, we changed our mind, went back
home, craWled in at the window and took
lunch with the children. AS to Uncle
Jacob and Aunt Many, "Dey sleeps
sound desc mornins, cause dey amt got no
chickens what tells us when day comes.
Dey's all dead! Didn't die wild de cholera,
neither" Uncle Jacob and Aunt Mary once
admired the song commanding
should old acquaintance be forgot
In days OF Aud Lang Syne."
Can't sing It any more. Not them. T.
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Our own market has been active, with in
General Markets.

BAGGING-F yard l7@ISc.
TIES--T3 n 9l4@lCc.
BACoN-Sides, wholesale, 1Ulzc. Shout
dors, wholesale S1z@9c. uams, sugar
cured, wholesale, 13JZc.
BULK MEATS-Sides, Sc.
FLOUR-R Dbl, wholesale, SIGH %.
MEAL-T8 bush, 90cGSl 90.
DRIED FRUIT-APples, y u. wholesale,
l2J59l5c. Peaches. DO, do, l4Js9lGc.
SUGAE-New Orleans, wholesale, I09l Gc
CoFFEE-whOlesaie, 30@33c.
MOLASSES- Wholesale, 65@Sjc.
HoMINY-P b, retail. sc.
GRITS-P h, retail, sc.
NAILS-F keg 5. Rates.
THREAD-Spun, 2 b, retail, Ij1I7c.
WHIsKEY-T gall, wholesale, 81 DOGS 80.
OYSTERs-COve, 81 1902 40 = doz.
CANDIES-Wholesale 16j<G23JSc.
MACKEREL-By the Kit, 81 50G2 90.
HIDEs-Green, 2 h, &c. Dry salt, lie,
Dry Flint, lie.
LEATHER-Harness and Sole, ? n, retail
40@45e; Kip, do, do, Coo; Bride, do, DO, IS
&GOc.
CoRN-SheIed 75GSOc = busheI.
BEESwAN-F b 2j@3Sc.
rALLow-P h 7@Sc.
OLD IRON-3 h 15@I1zc.
TURKEYS-F dOZ. Sl2@lL. Retail 81 p
@s1 30.
CHICKENs-9 doz IS 5OG4 %.
DUCKS-P dOZ. s. JO94 %.
GEESE-6O9S0c.
BUTTER p Il. SO1Sjc-
EGGS-2 dOL. l5@l6z5c.
LARD-P b lI4I2Izc.
Live stock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net, 546c.
PoRK-By the hog, 5}zc = u.
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SPECIAL AND Local.
PERSONALS.

+. NJ Collier, OF Memphis, was ia the city on
Thursday last.
Robt. Hamilton, OF Nashville, and E. IL.
Eiell, of New York, are in the city.
Capt Thos. Hooker is on q visit 10 lIi3 father,
who resides in Kansas city, Mo.
DR.. Thos. w. Harris has resumed the prac-
tice of his profession. lie il one Of the most
sklIiGul Physicians that we have, an1 Is per
fectly conversant with all the diseases Of this
latitude.
P.J McGettrick, one Of our most popular
and enterprislng merchants, was in Louisville
on Tuesday last, en-roule for the Eastern CT
ties. where he goes in order % purchase goods
for his house.
EIdcr w. Z. IIaIl, Of the Christian Church,
is ON a brief visit 70 his friends in this city
Mr.. II. has been labOrins faithfully for some
tin.e nast. As Evangelist for West Tennessee,
and his efforts have been followed by the most
gratifying results. We take pleasure in COM
Iaendlng him to our friends everywhere. rs an
eprncst. conscientious and able minister.
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! WINTER.-T he grim hard season Of the
year is gene, and the deep roll OF Spring
| thunder plays like an organ pipe in the
mellowing skies. The past three months
/ have been remarkable for their exceptional
mildness, and IL need, 10 prayer gauge to
determine thercfrom the proyideat adjust
ment Of nature 10 the hard conditions Of
human life. Tho Encouragement and
fraud Of earthly rulers may bring upon the
ruled all tlIc evils of ''disordercd finance,
PROSTATE commerce and ruined credit"
but there Is an invisible Impcrium in I'M
periO, that can no more Dc thwar'e,I in its
great plan Of governing tiie -nitcr-c, :h1n
the laws Of srayitatlOn can be Suspended.
The New york World has presented for
months, its long rolls OF honest, industri-
Gus, but bTeadless labOTerS. m en- aud wO-
men. who with strong wills and strong
muscles ask society for bresds and find
stone instead thereof It is well perhaps
that man in the mass, a well a. man the
individual should learn wisdom by the hard
tutoring Of experience.
"FOr most Of sterling worth i what
Our own experience teaches"
ing on, eehoing through the breadth OF the
land from the focal centre az Washington,
it is fit that the individual should learn
that in private economy, she true secret OF
imitation is contraction; that is to say, the
expansion Of every mans currency il in di-
rect proportion to the contraction OF his
liabilities. The amount OF money that can
be earned by legitimate employment adj
mits Of something like an average in its
several departments, but no financial gen.
Jus can determine how much man can
because the temptations 10 open
the purse are a. infinite a. the devices Of
trade, As well as Of tie knayes and impos-
tiers who work upon the credulity and ap-
petites OF men u say nothing Of the varied
wants OF decent civilization that nccessi- |
tate a legitimate outlay
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-21
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.
J. =. M'cUTcHES, EDIron.

Our leading staple has been in good de-
mand and ruled ut prices exhibiting but lit
tie variation. The receipts show a material
decrease compared with last week and last
year, but long crop views are adhered to
with continued or perhaps increased conf
dence. Short crop estimates lean to 5000 1000
bales, while long crops point to four and a
quarter millions or more.
Receipts Mt all United States ports last
week were 1900 bales against $500 the pre-
vious week, and s, 800 same week Clast week
last year. Total receipts since LIST of Sep.
tomber, S,2ii,5OO; last year, 2,S7l, 40 bales.
The foreign markets to-day friday show
a small advance over our last quotations.
New York l65s9l61E, New Orleans 10 (, No
bile I5IS, Memphis l51zc; basis middIing cot
ton.
Our own market has been active, with in
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-21

practical men are investigating the whole
matter. making estimates, counting the
cost carefully, and we feel certain that cur
gency. The water-works may be built by
private enterprise, but this is a remote
probability. They may he built by the
city, and this is another remote probabili-
~. They may be built 10y joint stock
company, aided by the city, and this is not
a remote probability by any means. To
this point the water-wOrks problem will be
narrowed down at last.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-21

A debating society in Westmorc-
land county find it impossible to
decide whether an untidy woman
with a sweet temper is to be pre-
ferred 20 a tidy ono with a sour
temDcr,'
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-21
DIR. THOs. w. HARRIS

Having respH,e,I the PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE, will be pleased to receive the patron
age Of his former friends and that OF as many
neto ores as may feel disposed to call upon
him. Residence and Office corner Main and
Cumberland streets, opposite the Christian
fSL-.,,s.