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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-25
THE WEEKLY SUN.
l776. NEW YORK. 1876

Eighteen hundred and seveuty-si1 is the Centennial
year. I. is also She year IN which Opposition Houss
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raIc1 especially the two iatters and al Of them ald
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ly reported and expounded 10 fiiE SUS.
The Opposition House Of Representative taking up
The lir= ~ inquiry opened years ago BY IHE Sex, VIII
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CoURrING IL GEoRGIA.-A romantic
marriage lately took place in Albony, Ga.
4 young lady of that place wrote TO Il
Young man OF Winteryille, in this cOun-
tv, that she had heard him highly spoken
of, and if he saw fit to pay her a visit, and
could stand satisfactory examination,
that she would reward him with her
heart and hand. He accepted the propo-
sition, and started at once TO see the fair
one. He arrived at her home Monday,
was inspected and received, and the cou-
pie were married the next day.-CTaw-
ford Echo.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-25

Zeb Crummet says old Deacon Ransom
went TO circus and took his grandehild,
reInarking TO every acquaintance he met
that the boy wanted to see the scored an
finals, and he couldn't find il in his heart
TO refuse him. Arriving at the tent, he
cried 10 30 home, and the deacon spank
ed him to make him go in.
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WIFE NO. IS.
BY ann ELIZA YoURc,
n -, Z, -, oFT;,s,,.s VITO

nzx-Tse only eop,ssate Expose Of an he Secrets
Of kSrig HAMS ERarenl ever written t4SrA n
Merruonsus Ann E2fizsr new eSEcses 20 ne Ns..S7
"a TO other Woman can irs SeSEStss
WvSFerEes ma crimes Of the h1rr5le system Of
Polvgaulv frszl tile Tery beginning Nearly %OO ~
lusiraticus beau-lly The ws-k IL is The BEST seil
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DT virtue o. The power and suthor1-T vested % re
IL nv certain Deed Of Trurt executed 30 me by =
, Tirberake on the 2lst day Of April, lst5ard lts
i-fsrs5 IN lie Registers oce Of Madison cgnly- Zen
- IN mus look No l. Page l16- 70 ralca REFER
sr,s Is made for q more particular andel 20 -te
s,g.- ana authority vested i14me ~ sala deed WIZ
III :, - 80 House door ia Jackson. TeEn-. on
Monday, 10th Day Of January, lsst,
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+5 nd described ia said Deed q Trust 70 z.li7l '--
1s-5 81 gtid deed Of trust. The title is believed OH
IL good buI I only sell as trustee
tz-s-l,vI G. IL HAWKINS, Trustee
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-25

\ business house in Columbus has con-
spicuously displayed in its show-window
mans skull, and printed in large letters
across the forehead these words of warn
ing to the daily swarm of travelling sales
men: s'ThiS was a drummer"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-25

\ couceited young parSon once Said,
''rhis morning preached to a cOngrsga-
ton of asses!'' = thought of that, re-
torted 4 lady, "when YOU called them
your beloved brethren
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Creditors Notice.
TO FILE CLAIMS.
IN tie Chaneery Court at Pardy, Tenn

IN the Chaneery Court at Purdy, Tenn.
+ II. Tillman 81 ais, vs. J. r b Gilman 81 als.
w John IIlrlsa deceased. filed Insolveut Bill
in the Chancery Court 40 Purdy Tenn, the 81 Of
August 1875 and by decree pronounced at the October
Term 1873 of said Court ia ihe said csuse il
deTed that the administrator ~ said estate be removed
said ChaEcery Court be settled an insolyenl e
tate.
This Is uotIy creditors Of said estate, 10 file their
claims properly authenticated On or before the bge
day ia March 1876 with thaCeTk and Master Furdy,
and have themselves made parties for pro rata dsfi-
button, they viii be forever barred
is also ordered that this notice be published Tor
four consecutive weeks fH the Wing and Tribune,
newspaper published in Jackson Tenn.
THOS. r. BECK C. NJ
BY Jno B. Jopling. D. T. & NJ
las 4, Ne ,frnev Sol decIs-4W.
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DIR. LANCASTER S
DISPENSARY k. is sj !: Urn s'''''. ''.. ar
louisville XIV.

ys usu.nsarv has been established 20 years %. The
same Office. The Doctor is regular gTadGete ~
medicine; has had large practice ID ms oti-N
than any nh America tfonnrriielr liltt+.
Structure Vurcocee, syphilis, Scroili1 Nh.i aii! ~
.,s, -e,lired l,y others Female Diseases. Leuc9r-
Tbea or whites Falling Of the womb, irreEularltes
srv,rossion Of the Muuthlies Gs-, treated with
Eminent sHscess Speraatorrhea, Sexual Debility
ami Ir,poteucv a. the result Of self-abuse Ia
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WM TINDER,,
DEALER u
Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniture,
Paints, Oil and lgasfGEara
q dsde ~ enny
Special inducements offered 70 cash purchaser
uoy.o-1u-
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
State of tennessee, Madison County


. y LL8ITl-r0 = . y = y
y this cause il appearing rhar the defl1nf- =. j.
Davis is Justly indebted the paintiG o. J. b. ar-
daee by notes and IAaf be So ahsconds or cofces p M
sif thai The ordinary procdss q law h SERVED
on him and Original Arfaehmcut having te-4 lsg-
iel his properly II Is thrref-r- orae-l inst F-iI
er5an De made iu The WIc and Trilze srale-
published iu Jackson Tenn for falr successive weeks
commanding said - j. Davis allear before me- or
nv Office iu the Court u.Usg .n t l1-l gsi li-'rr.
II Madison county.
Monday. 18th of January, 1870,
ana make defence sziI sgit .Is. a'1r rr me --lHt
n u PEUs1S- J. p
F.-t4y T.r Madison Chgury-
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Fry caught up the rest Of the sentence,
ard answered by saying:

Yet he bends DER the foe when in battle laid low
And battles every wound with tear
They turned around and walked back
to the point designated. Jones second
had the word "Fire;" and, as he slowly
said. .Ons-two-three- - they 81
simultaneously turned at the word lone, :"
and instantly fired. Neither was hurt.
They cooked their pistols, and deliberate
" walked toward each other, firing as
they went. At the first shot, Jones threw
up his right hand, and, firing his pistol
in the air, sank down. Fry was III the
act of firing his last shot; but, seeing
Jones fall, silently lowered his pistol,
,tros.,ecaait 70 tho ground, and spranS 70
.Jones's side, taking his head in his lap rs
he sat down, and asked him II he was
hurt.
the region of the stomach, the bullet CLAN
cling around that organ, and coming out
to the left of tile spinal column; besides,
lac had received three other frightful flesh
wounds in other portions of the body.
dressed his wounds, and gave him such
stimulants as l had. He afterward got
well.
Fry received three wounds-ons break
ing his left arm, one in the left, and the
other in the right side. After months of
asked for a discharge, but both resumed
their commands when, they got well, and
fought the war out to the bitter end, and
to-day are partners in a-whOlesale groce-
ry business down south, doing good
business, and verifying the sentiment of
Byron that "A soldier braves death, etc.
Trusting that the above truthful mar
rative viii be a lesson to some people
North and South, that stayed ON the out
side and yelled ''Seek dog!" and are still
not satisfied with the results of the war,
let me subscribe myself a reconstructed
CONFEDERATE SURGEON.
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AN OuTEIT -.

W. want sec one in every county 70 take orders ana
deliver gs,ds fer she old and original C. o. D. House
iarle cash wages SpiendId chance IN every neissesr-
hsod the right person o. either se EeEHs or eia-
Samries new lists, circulars, terms, ere, eoEPiete
ostft ssut free aud post paid Send for az snce AID
sake money Al yozr hoscs Address, = J. NALL , Co
\. How ard 81, Baltimore Ad-
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MIL $. BROWN. ST.
Hon. EDWARD Il. EAST.
Rev Dr. HUNTER,
Dec n- aEDEX


Rev Lr. AbhEA-
NAsrlvilIE. October -, 1878,
We know the above gentlemen well, and know hen
90 Dee every way rclJblc- John G Ferris Judge county
Court: ", A. Knight County frystse T. - Whitworth,
SbsriT davidson Co b. F. Binklsy County Register
Nat Baxter. c. and Il Chaneery Court Rev DIV y
I,,-.-t S,.1-t CIerE; T. n WoodaH Deputy sheEiE;
Andrew johnson, ENprsstdent l. states osV 1T. J.
CEocErE.s n Roaps Robertson Co Ap'i =, 70
p- Hendershot, Nashville Tenn write this win
on, solicitation FROM any body but IN gratade 20 you
f,r vorr energy and enterprise IN presenting such
me cine as your Liver and blo9d Farmer and 10 Or
Thornton r0r mis- energy and ski IN pr ePa5n tne sle
as ia sy 74th year. and have seen Sighting echsgiaI-
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attacked with violent snd Distressing eo9sn tIleu
ta rSusl remedies. but without any relief, and Was
SIM uE rupiGly; the cough was lnsessalt Gay And
uiat could sleep; no sppettts ver almost tor
rf bowels tied M and must h=vs died IN Ten days
II had not cotton relief happened 70 see e1roV
T-rs ssi Judge Rests certificates in the Cumberland
HI. --ttefr casrs Just covered mine fo-ru-
"a n EuIiug jbe medicine al Link $ az Cross Plains
H. rleucel taking tie medicine Immediately, and in
rv l.y a- as soon as had time take effect upon
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- f,fti+r and hale my liver Is 81 right bowels ana
Stomach ali night have good appetite, and sleep vel.
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We ago. thsE would be healthy and vigorous
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ies can get &c. and live. hsye no doubt bat that
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sold by all Druggists.
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AsEND READING. PSSCHOEsA NC :,
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DISSOLUTION.

T-yGaM and after November Sth, 1875. the firm Of
4 Hutcherson. Keith & Co, is dissolved by mutual
consent and the sale OF the interest Of John keih
ts " A. Taylor Either partner is authorized 20 sign
the firm name in liquidation -
decf-4w1 HUTCHINSON. KEITH CO.
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HENDERSON
Male & Female Academy.

rF.HfS institution : owned and controlled h.- q y
l (tIIEE whose experience aud -usc-rs il i-i-- (
I'M. abstraction in every fusrsus- ID" >eAo9i
ff5re- H. eoTnriig Gus and beautifully located % 'l-
lrr4 grove Tie course Of instruction D. isofsas- ana
q..rr.vl.-e EVER attention gwen 90 pupils
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An Incident of the War.

To the Editor Of The Chicago IrtblHge:
on the 18th day Of June, 1868, wit
messed duel between Capt. Jones, COM
handing Federal scout, and Capt. Fry,
ronmandfno n rebel scout, in Greene
county. East Tennessee. These two men
had been fighting each other for months,
with tba fortune of battle in the favor OF
one and then the other. Their commands
were camped on either side OF LICK creek,
a large and sluggish stream, TOO decP 70
ford and too shallow for Terry DOaI uu1
there a bridge spanned the stream IoT the
convenience Of the travelling puDlic.-
Each of them guarded this bridge, that
communication should go neither north
ar south. as the railroad track had Deeh
broken up months before. After night
ING each other for several months; ana
consisting the point as to when shoulu
hold the bridge, they SSTeeu 70 Isht
th,eI the conquerOr to hold the bridge I'M
Disputed for the time being. Jones gave
the.ehalIeuge, and Fry accepted. The
farms we're that they should fight with
raw pistols at twenty yards apart, dsltb-
arately walking towards each other, anu
firing Until the last chamber CT their pls-
tolls was discharged, unless one or the
other feb before all the discharges were
made. They chose their seconds, anu
aoreed upan rebel surgeon las he was
the only one in either command) to at
tend them a case of danger.
Jones was certainly tne-lOsking fell
low. with light hair and blue eyes, hvt
feet ten inches in height, looking every
inch the military chieftain. He was
man that soldiers would admire and Ia
dies regarded with admiration. l neVe
saw a man mere cool, determined, an
heroic under such circumstances. l nav
read of the deeds of chivalry and knight
errantry i'm tie middle ages, and of BRAY
men embalmei in modern poesy; blu
when l saw this man Jones come 10 Oh
duelists' scrat,,h, fighting, not for real 0
supposed wror Is to himself, but, as I
honestly thought, for his country and III
glory OF the flag, l could not help admit
inc the mar, Notwithstanding he fougi
for the freedola Of the negro, which WI
opposed to.
FRY was a man full six feet high, slei
der, with long, wavy, curling hair, j
black eyes, WEARING SLOUGH hat and gra
suit. and looking rather the demon tha
ths,man. There was nothing feroclo'
about him but he had that self-sufiiciel
uonchalenef that said. II Will kill you
without a doubt, he was brave, cool, al
collected. and although suffering from
terrible flesh wound in his left arm, I
ceived a eek before, he manifested
svmptomh of distress, but seemed rea'
for the fight.
The ground was stepped on by the Sc
onds. pistols loaded aud exchanged, al
the principals brought face 70 face.
shall never forget that meeting. Jon'
in his military. boyish Mood, shook han'
remarked that
s,t1ter braves ,leatl, for a fanciful wreath,
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A PRIVATE COUNSELOR

ef IG2 pages to any address lsecurely sealec)
thirty ernss should be read by all address as aoo'
oct9-1y.
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Copper, Sheet-Iron and Tin Work,
Cha ppeII PIo W s.

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$4,000 REWARD
FOR A
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...rt fnr DE- ,Ihorntnn's Medicines:

agent for DR.. Thornton's Medicines;
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Give scientific reasons FOR the faith that IS m me- nut
saw 90 an similarly afflicted Go thon and DO hkewise
M ecfiou was dis1rdeTsd liver and impure state
Of the blood. accompanied with Distressing ard dan
NIL. :. BROWN. ST.
Hon ED}y ARD II. EAST.
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sold BY all Druggists.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-12
THE SITUATION IN EUROPE.

A few days ago the New York Times
published letter from Paris which
stated tina. the prospects of continued
peace on the European conienent were
very doubtful. That it was believed in
the French Capital that Germany in
tended to commence another var for the
purpose Of rendering France utterly
poweress in the future. The statement
was treated by the principal portion of
the american press as. il not altogether
a canard, it had little foundation in fact.
London kilograms published this morn
ing contain an extract from tho London
Times, in which that paper. to some ex-
tent, appears to verify the statement Of
the Paris correspondent OF the New York
Times. 1t states that the situation is SO
alarming that the Gar has taken upon
himself the responsibilities Of peace
maker and is endeayoring to throw oil
on the troubled waters. A few days
since he LIT st. Petersburg for Berlin,
and it is surlnised that his object in visit
ing the Emperor Of Germany was, if
possible, to place the present peace on
a permanent and lasting basis. 1t is to
be hop d that his friendly mediation will
avert the calamity of another great war
In the meantime the ornaments of the
continental powers are being formed on
a most gigantic scale, and as the Times
says. an outburst Of national jealousy
might at any time precipitate the terri
BILE conflict. . .-.s-
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The Eureka folks have enjoyed an ex-
citing foot race from Ruby Hill to Eureka
which was contested by six competitors.
The Sentinel says:
The three favorites in the pools soon
dropped to the rear, and it was soon evil
dent that the race was not for them, much
to the chagrin of those who had backed
them from three to six to one. The strug.
gle was between those composing the
field. Harbor had q narrow escape from
losing by tripping and falling down, but
was quick enough on his feet to keep his
place at the head. Down the canyon
leading to the outcome the three men
came; the deafening yells OF encourage
ment from the friends of the men who
lined either side infused the contestent s
to final effort for the victory. Harbor
was far in the lead, Coady second and
Trainer last, this being their relative
positions when the former touched the
rope and won the race. The time made.
considering the route traversei, was very
good and will be hard to beat, Following
Is the summary: Harbor, LIST. llH min.
utes; Coady, I'd, IL minutes; Trainer.
80, 1919 minutes. Distance az miles.
harbor won first money, $50; Coady.
$50; Trainer. $40. The winner. on
reaching the rope at the outcome was
greatly exhausted and walked for the las,
nifty yardsi he was soon revived. how.
ever. and was ready to start again.