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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

Too AUCH ETIQUETTE. - A Yankee
traveller out West has written 20 his moth
er. telling her his experience, as follows:
'TNestern people are death on etiquette.
You can't tell man he lies, without
fighting. \ few days ago man was tell
ing one Of his neighborE, in my hearing
4 pretty large story. says ] Stranger,
that's a whOpper" says he, Lay there,
stranger and in the tWinkling Of An eve
l found myself in the ditch 4 perfect
quadrupsd. Upon another occasion says
/ TO a man, never saw before as wo-
man passed, That isn't a specimen Of
your Western women, is it!' Says he
.sYou're afraid of fever and asue, ain {
you:" Very much, says |. Well re-
piled he, that lady Is my wife; and if
you don't apologize in two minutes, by
the honor Of a gentleman, l swear that
these two pistols which he held in his
hand-'shall cure you of that disorder
entirely So l knelt down and politely
7pologized. 1 admire the Western coun-
try much, but darn me IL l can stand too
much etiqNstte-it always takes me una
wares
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
'Irred, 70 her the sad Intelligence Of
fate; TO which she replied in strains

Alrred, 70 her the sad intelligence Of
fate; 70 which slie replied in strains
the deepest sorroE-, and thanking me
Tor my attention and icomInunication, and
IN her own language. the letters being in
my possession vet. my prayer is that
h0urs Of my precious, darling Eddie.
Please get Mr. y Poe 70 return .his last
letter 10 me, Tor / prize i above fffbies.
tits q hundred times more precioiIs. He
was the most affeetiOnate Of sons 20 me
1t was devotion he hadgained and kept
until his death.
Poe's Rppearan9e Was not materiRIlT
changed. His Gre was calm, and smile
seemed TO play arOaRd ms mouth, ami al
who saw hinI exclaimed, ''HOw natural
he looks e There was no diseolOration of
the skins He looked to be in a natural
Sleep eIfe was Handsome man, eIe-
s2Rfty dressed and but few could Claim
ad9entage over hifn-i1 this regard. His
zhsad uas e1quisitelv modelled, forehead
sefy proHlinent sndilargely developed, its
measurement corresponding 70 that Of the
great Napoleon .BOnaparte, q cast Of
which was IN nY possession. - His -kiE
was fair, hair Jsfren black and inclined 10
curl, teeth perfefEly good and eyes gray.
His weight was about Que hundred and
f9rfK-lge pounds, and hight five feet ten
iady's. His shrOud was made hy my wife
and few of her lady friends, who con-
sidered it an honor TO contribute in any
wise TO the distinguished poet. A gen
tleman from Europe, a celebrated physi-
clan, was with him few minutes before
his death, and wept over his death. He
said he considered him the greatest critic
and best American poet living. He had
read all his works and sought eagerly for
everything relating thereto.
j. J. MORAN, NJ. ID.
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Order of Sale.
Law SIde--COmmOn LeJy and Cham
Gerry Court.

Law St0e--COmmOn Lew an Il Cham
Gerry Court.
Thos. Henderson and wife, Mary o., Thomas A and
Elizabeth UrqChart.
DY virtue Of order Of sale 20 directed from the
ID Law side Of the Common Law Had Chancery Court
OF the County OF Madison State Of Tennessee ia this
cause a. Special August Term, 1915 and TO satisfy IA
IN my hands in favor OF ComTiainants.
will sell for cssh al the north door Of the Court
House In Jackson, Tenn, On
Saturday, November 27th, 1879,
the following described lot levied the pro-
perty Of said defendants T 4 Urquhar and Elizabeth
Urquhnrt, tO-Wit;
One lot lying and being in the County of Madison,
State Of Tennessee, io-y; Lot No. Block No. II
designated plan o Butlers division in The city Of
Jackson Beginning the northeast corner OF lot No .,
Block 2T, Madison street: with south side
Of said street SO feet 10 stake The northwest csrner OF
lot No. thence south 40 feet II foot alley, the
northeast Of lot No thence north 100
the beginning on Madison street.
sale Wiihin legal hours
X. n. NAY. Sheriff
z J. Hays, Sol. uoy6-4w.
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Twenty million, one hundred and thir-
ty-eight thousand postal cards were issued
/ by the Department last mouth -@
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1IadIsOn County Directory.


Sssts Ist Monday IN January. May and September.
u. ~ Necsrry. Judge. John Skel1ngton Attorney Gen
ssul Richard \. Ripeod, Clerk
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Sale of Real Estate.
In the County Court OF Madison
County Tennessee.

John NJ. simpson 1T al rs. David Turner and others.
November Term, 1878, of the County Court OF Madison
County. Tenn in the above cause, will on
Saturday, December 4th, 1875,
expose for sale the highest bidder the north door
Of she Court House in the city Of Jackson valuable
OF land lying the waters Of Turkey Greek, the
greater portion Of which is In the 10th Civil District Of
Madison County, Tenn bus portion Of 1t Ss in Glib
County, Tennessee.
Said tract contains l+3 lS6lGo acres and will be sold
FOR partition division among the heirs Of Hugh bar
Ectt. decd without right Of redemption.
Terms Of Salr.-Oue third Ct the purchase money TO
be paid in cash. The balance on one and two years
credit Notes bearing pr cent interest with approved
security will be required and lien retained 10 secure
ths payment Of the same.
;. d. BARNETT Clerk
Rrisht 4 Rrdsons. Scls. unNlS-4
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For the Whig snd Tribune
ROSES.
81 pIOS DE'HAEEELLE.

Oh pluck not the roses Of autumn
which the koar-frost Sedewsvith tsar:
Fer the roses that bloom In Novsnbsr.
Are the rarest Of all the year
The red ones, tha white one and pansie,,
Seem just like garden Of truths;
Eve the cold biting froEts Of December
Have stolen the blossoms Of youth.
Fhs roses that bloom in the spring time,
Are smblsmb Of lifs's early love
Their leaves always fade in the sunshine,
Ana rust marks their place in the grave:
But the sweet roses OF autumn.
Ever gladden. the souls seeing eyes;
They tell rs that life Is eternal,
with roses and souls in The skies.
Jackson Ten1-,- XIV Is. 1sT5-
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jacob Kern Lorenzo Goodell.
TOY virtue Of q ri Pa directed from the Law
ID Side Of said Court will proceed 90 sci az the
noril dor of the C0urtIi0usc u Jackson Tennessee,
December 10Th, 1873,
the following dsferbed city lot lying and being in The
city Of Jackson, Madison County Tenn, Lafaystt
Street and bounded and described a. follows:
Beginning stake al the % Lafayette street
and Center Alley, cast 81 a fact 20 the wall "a
stakel business house used saloon thence
north with the line % said wall 29 feet % stake, the
northwest Of said house; thence "a feet 20
stake thence north T65s fe0t 20 stake thence east 20
stake Parkar's corner thsnce north with his line lO4
stake College street; thence west IS feet 90
stake Center Alley; thence south 40 feet to the
beginning and levied the property % said Lorenzo
GoOds 10 salty judgment in favor Of Complainant,
rendered al the June Term Of said Court 1875. Sale
within legal hours r. n MAY, Sheriff.
Jas. X stephens, Attorney novlS-4s-.
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Order of Sale.
Law Side, Common Law and Chancery
Court.

John Y. Keith vs.. Nunros Mitchell
DY virtue sale dir ected from the
ID Law Side Of the Common Law and Chancery Cg5fft
the County OF Madison, State Of Tennessee. islis
cause special August Term, 1879. and Salty IA
IN my hands IN favor Of Comp pIaiuaut.
will sell for cash the north door Of the Court House
In Jackson, Tenn,
Saturday, November 27th, 1879,
The following described lot levied the pro-
perty Of said defendant, NJ. Mitchell to-wit.
One Lot situated lying and being in the north part Of
the city OF Jackson, Tenn, and bounded follows:
begiHning at the northeast OF lot formerly pur
chased By r. n Feunsr OF Jacob MsGavock thence
Northwest ~ feet inches stake thence north l98
feet stake; thence east 75 feet I inches 20 srake,
the margin Of Market street extended, and known
Road thence south with said
road 10 the beginning.
sale within legal hours. r. n. AAY, Sheriff.
L J. Hnys Sol nov6-aw.
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JACKSON, TENNESSEE, SATJ
INDIAN SUMMER.


October comes with regal tread,
All nature OWES hiE sway
The trees thsir banners wsvs and spread
Their garments in the way:
The hill and valley smile anew,
And Ger tbs shining track
Where late ths radiant summer went
Her footstsps hasten back
His hand no bol; of terror bears,
No thunder tones We hear,
But ia his arms are ripsned sheaves,
The wealth Of all the year;
HE voice. like sound Of rus'lng leaves,
His locks like FURNISHED gold,
Hls vessurs, bright with royal tin's
In svery cleaning fold
o, gracious sovereign Of the year,
We pray thee, tarry long;
FllI out these Indian summer days
With cheer, and light and song,
And lei our hearts this comfort take,
Sometimes, when youth Il S'er,
A second summer blooms Tor Us,
More sweet than all before -lIoUsghoit,
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NOEEu BER.

ss-s, t-hfut - -slusnlseF lTItas -si1tll s7--
A dreRmfgl stir Of blades and slaiks.
As tenderly the twilight flows
Down all my garden walks
Ny robes Of work are hhr0wH as.de-
The odOr Of the grass Is sweet,
The pleasure Of a day well spent
Bathes me from head 10 feet.
Calmly walt the dreary change
Tbs season cutting sharp and sheer
Through the wan bowers Of death thai fringe
The border Of the year.
And, while muse, the fsted earth
Into a colder csrrsut dips
Feels Winters scourge with summer kias
still warm upon her lips
Atlantic.
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ChanccFy Sale.
In the Chaneery Court at jackson, Tenn.

III IIIV NIiuTTVVIF NVIII Ut UIIhoVIg IVUUs
". T. Campbell e, a. Rob-. Il. Williams ct al
pY virtue OF \ decree q rale entered a; the July
II Tern, 1870 Of the Common Law and ChaHcery
Court Of the County Of ChanceTy side thereof
will al the North door Of the Court House in Jackson,
Tenn,
Saturday, December 18th, 1879,
expose sale 20 the highest bidder the following
scrbsd tract parcel Of land, lying the Sth Civil
District OF Madison county, and bounced follows
Wit: Beginning on stake in the Jackson and Bolivar
roads IN the north line Of the gned Jane
Williams, widow Of Jno. H. Williams, deed, dover;
runs thsSce east g. chains 20 stake the northeast
corner Of said dover tract; runs thence north l5p
q 7OlOO chains 10 the northeast Of the or
ns tract thence 65-lOO chains 20 the
Of the Jackson and Bolivar road thence soSth -
west, 10 chains; thence IS $500 chains the begin
ming.
sold for cash.
u. II WISDOM, G.. IN.
Caruthers Z Mallory. Sos. nuy64w.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

A LOUISIANA WILD MAN.-On SUNDAY
evening intelligence having reached Gret-
ma station that "wiid man. was on
the Fasnach place, about one mile re
the company canal, a police office res
dispatched to recOnnOitre. The .-oer
after some search discovered 4 man IN the
woods, in = perfect state Of nature, and
armed with a stick. The officer summon
ed a posse Of thirty people on the planta-
tiOn and started TO capture him.
At the first intimatiOn of pursuit .he
man uttered an unearthly howl, and
started for the woods. The police and
citizens followed in hot chase, and by
means of doubling, caught him after an
exciting run At the moment Of seizing
him he made desperate resistance, hut
was finally secured and brought in tri-
umph 10 Gretna station. He was a stout,
Well-built fellow, thoroughly black and
muscular, aged about thirty, with short
side-whiskers brushing against his ears
He gave his name at one time as Joseph
Smith, again as Joseph Scott, and third
time as George Brown. He said he had
escaped from jail four months ago, and
had since been living, without clothes,
on what the woods could afford. lie also
said that he had killed man named Abe.
Stacks, but no record Of this murder ap-
pears, nor of his own confinement within
the Metropolitan district. He is suppOs-
ed 10 be insane, though he speaks quite
Sensibly and cOherenly.-New Orleans
Picayune.
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Mother IN Jail.

Ten years ago Miss Sarah r. Nichols
was married 20 Thomas A. Fay, Of Brook
lyn. Two children were born unto her,
the eldest Of whom is eight years old
Two years ago Mr.. Fay procured a di-
Vorce from his wife, and the custody Of
the children was awarded 10 him. In
August last Mrs. Fay contrived to obtain
possession of Oracle, the eldest, and FAY
secured warrant for her arrest. Mrs.
ray secrcted the child, and rs Fav visit
ed the house with an officer, she assaulted
him. For this Fay obtained another
warrant, and Mrs. Fay agreed 10 give up
the child If he would not prosecute her.
This was done, and Mrs. Fay moved TO
Henry street, New York.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Fay visited the
public school in ClassOn avenue, Brook
lyn, in which her daughter was instruct
ed, and asking 10 see the child, was al
lowed TO do so. The child, ii Is said
begged TO be allowed 10 accompany its
mother TO her New York home, and Mrs
Fay permitted her to do 50. Mr.. Fay did
not know what had become of the child
and offered a reward for her. He was told
by one Dickinson, New York lawyer
who had conducted his divorce suit, that
the girl was in Henry street with her
mother, and Mr.. Fay obtained warrant
for the mother, and she was taken 20
Brooklyn. Yesterday she was arraigned
before Justice Riley and she pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge of abducting the
child. She says that she paid lawyer
Dickinson $3.50 on condition that he
would prosecute ne more. She met him
a few a days ago, and he said 10 her that
Fay had offered reward for the little
girl. She turned quickly, saying: "Oh you
won't tell him she is with me, will you -
and he answered her that he would not.
He then went straight to Fay, she says,
and told him where the child was. Mrs.
Fay is in Jail awaiting examination.-N.
Y. sun.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

Don't forget to say "good morning"
say it 10 your wife, children, friends and
fellows, employers and smplOyees-and
say il cheerfully and with a smile. II
viii do them good, and do them good all
dav. There i kind of inspiration in
every good morning. heartily and
smiliugly spoken, that helps 10 make
hope fresher and work lighter.
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Non-Resident Notice.


County; Tennessee,
Haynes Bond Geo. G. Hggb-s, ct al.
IT appearing from CompIainauts Bill which is sworn
to, that IL. H. Rogers and his wife, Kate H. Rogers,
Defendants in the abos residents OF the
State Of Tennessss and residents Of the state Of Mis-
sisslppi.
Is therefore ordered by the CLERK and 4stcr that
they make their appearance herein. the Court House
inzths city OF Jackson Tenn, or before the
lst Monday in January, 1876,
aud plead, demur CompIaiusnts BIT. or
the will be taken for confessed them and
foT hearing parts
II is also ordered tEGt copy Of this order he publish
ed for four successive weeks in Whig and Tribune
q newspaper pHblishsd in Jackson Tenn
Jno L. Brown, Sol. d. ~ WISDOM, C. An
novl3-4w. Bv u. l.. NEsEY. ID. G. & n.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by VIM. An
derson ths 9Th Of November lS74, ans registered in
the Registers office of Madison County. Tenn TIE
day, in Trust Book No. D. page 379 which ref
s-sueC IS made will expose public sale al the Court
House door In jackson Tenn, the
llth Day of December, 1875,
the Of land described IN said deed bounded
follows:
Situated in the 18th civil District of Madison County
Tenn, containing 2e6 acres beginning Gugwoud a.
the southwest Of Wm. Audersou's tract. runs
east 63l. chains; thence south 80 chains stake
Ihsnce est 81 chains TO stake; thence south A.
chains and y links stake thence chains L
links Go stake thence south chains 1926 links Z.
J. Trice's line; thence 56is chains % stake
thence north ~ chains 90 the beginning.
Terms Of Ssls-Cash. right OF redemption or rypur-
chase waived in said deed ssI and convey only as
trustee.
novl3-3v. r. z. HOPPER. Tvustres.
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Two hotel runners in SedaIia, Mo. got
into a fight last week, when one clutched
the other by the throat till his tongue pro-
truded, and then struck him q violent
blow under the jaw with his fist. so that
the throttled man bit of more than an
inch Of his own tongue.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

IAUNcELor LODGE, NO. u.
stod Caruthers, c. c.; W. b Spencer, V. e.; T. 5.
Mallory p. C., L. Nance Prelats; H. &. Anderson, X,
Of r. s n s. white, III OF +. I. L. Kendrick II. Of
p c. + Botsun II. At A.; A. II. Stegall l. C.; 81. II.
bright o. g. Meets every Friday night In Castle Hall
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MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Post office Directory

Mall matter be deposited IN the Post Ofiec (for
Railroads
GoinK South by ii 90 am.
Going North by 90 pm
Mail matter FOR the country must be deposited IN the
Post Ofce 30 before the departure Of the
risr.
LEIiNGTOS
Mall leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days - 3 A.'u.
Arrives si jackson Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri
days att pm.
srRiSn
Nail leaves jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at pm.
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at Y m
Mail leaves jackson Tuesdays aud Saturdays at pm.
Arrives at Jack son Tuesdays and Saturdays at ~
Mail leaves sAeson Tnssdass rhsrlaays and satgr-
days at am.
Arrives at jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and saiur-
dsya at 80 pm.
JULIA p. VOOLFOLK, P. N.
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Longfellow is working at q new poem.
He has rewritten it forty times or more,
but he can't get il 10 suit, and is too proud
spirited 10 adopt Childs' style and make
the name "Alice" rhyme with "Constan-
tinople.n
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

I've poasgS a single letter 10 from Csnaka il six
psr half ounce, II fully prepaid and ten cents II
HHpAia or insalieiSnily paid.
hhSn the United States official postage entries the
letters received from Great Britain the Continent OF
HarsBs ink, the letter Is to be considered
Oaia and is 10 be delivered accordingly; when in
Ink unpaid and the postage IS to be collected de-
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Chureh DIrectorH.


Tlr-, H.'hodist chqrch.-ssrvIess every Sabbath At
Rev. ?. c. SLATER, Pastor.
Paine Chapel. CEast Jackson )services every SAL
basli AZ 10 90 and 80
Rev. 4. L. PRTcHETT, Pastor.
West Jackson Missionserrices every sabbsts 10 20
Rsv. THOs. TAYLOR Pastor.
Baptist Church.-services every Sabbath at 10 80 a.
REV. c. R. HENDERSON, Pastor.
Presbyterian Chzreh Services every sabbath st
Rev. E. McNAIR, Pastor.
Cumberland PresbJterian Church.-seryces every
ssooath at 10 10 am. and 80 pm. Sabbath School
Rev. 5. HOWARD, Pastor.
St. Luke's EpiscopsD Churcn.--J. 4. Harrison, DID,
Rseer Morning Services 10 9Oa-m. Evening Services
$50 pm.
Roman Catholic chureh.--seryiess at 10 80 am and
Tssop.m. Father VEALE, Priest.
Christian Church-ssrvioss every Sabbath at II am
and pm. Sunday School am. Prayer Meeting
1hurdAy I PIN W. 2. HALL, Pastor.
Colsrsd NJ X Church OF Amerea-serviess every
Sabbath at 10 80 an, and rs pm.
Rsps.t tsoIl church.-ssrvccs every Sabbath at
RsvT WEBB, Pastor.
Madison County Directory.
The Madison county Branch Of She Tennessee imsni-
Gration Labor and Real Estate hssucincn first
henfay Ia snch aonth. AZ e'oleck ~ at the unicg
% Williams Campbell. A. K. RKip lrosidens; J. j.
SsllAHR, Secrstary.
PATRONS uuHnANpE1.
aoSson Strange No. meets I'd Tuesday in each month
al . o'clock
". ?. TMBERLAKE, W. N.
COUNTY COURT.
Meets lsl Monday in each month. S. d. Barnett Clerk
QUARTERLY
Hee,s Lat hodday In January, April July aud Octo-
hsg,
CaEcUir CogRF.
Meets Ist Monday IN January. May and September.
H. ". heCerry Judge John Skellngton Attorney GEN
seul Richard \. Eipeot Clerk.
cItASCKRY
Meets tbs lsl Monday In January aud July Henry
W AeCorIy. ChansSllor; d. n Wisdom, CLERK and Mas
tor; Jas. q. Gatsa. Dspaty Clerk.
COUNTY oFFICERs.
N. Nay, sheriff; John L. Fry, Coroner: W Il
hutoH, Register J. u. Cnrtmeli, Trustee p. \ CLARK,
Tax Cslieotnr ~ 3. Mallory, Notary Public.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Twenty unauthorized parties
we're dragged in from Black Hills Friday.
Corn is worth bat fifteen cents a il,lshel
ia Missouri
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T1r-i HsIhodist church.-ssrvicss every Sabbath At
&c 80 am and 10 pm.
Rev. 2. c. SLATER. Pastor
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LOUISVILLE & GIT. SOUTHERN
South { North Aahang ssFl Roads,
LATEST TIME.

Train Eo 2 connects at Humboldt and Milan for the
West AlSs from points South thereof for Lousve at
Cave City with stages for Mammoth Cave At Lebanon
Cincinnati junction with l. c. L. r. X. for the North
and East; az Louisville with L. 5. Nail Boats for Cincn
natl and with o. NJ Ry and J. NJ. /. X. R, for the
NoFih East and West
Train No. 4 connects Humboldt snd Milan for the
west and from South Louisville; at Mckenzie
with " c 4 ST. J. R'y for the Southeast; at Glasgow
Junction 20 and from Gasgyw al Cave City 70 and from
Mammoth Cave at Louisville with l. C. 4 l. r. r. for
the North and East.
Trails No connects at Mckenzie with y. c. & ST. l.
R'y for the Southeast.
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MADISON LoseE, 40. lG.

MADISON LOfaEl no. 10
Sam'l H. Chester, n. G.; j. G. McCabe, V. G.. .; John
7 stark, Secretary; David Hampton, Treasurer Rev.
r McEair, Chaplain. Meets every Thursday night At
odd PeilOSs halL
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CAalGGTy Sale Of Real Estate
In Chaneerr at Jaekson. Tenn.

Mary o. Henderson ct al. Hary F. Siuglsr. cs 81
DY virtue Of interioCuiory Decree entered at the
ID October Tenn, 1874. sf the ChEncery Court Of
Madison County will sell 10 the highest bidder the
north doo- Of the Court House in Jackson Tenn,
Saturday, December 4th. 1873,
ths following described lot parcel ground lya IN
the city OF Jackson and bounded follows yo-Wit:
Beginning 81 the southwest corner the Keith and
Womack Do. J. Royal street running with their
south line 80 feet stake thence south co feet 20
stake; thence $50 feet Royal street; thguue
ginning
Terms 81 Sais.-The Lot viii be sold on a credit Of
seven months, and ali equity OF redemption aud right
OF repurchasS be barred. The purchaser will be re-
quired - give with approved security bearing SIX
per cent ntggCT. from the day Cf sale
II. NJ WlSDUH. G.. 6 1I
Aayucs 4 Roud SOILS uovs-4v
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KnixhtH OF Pythins.

NFAEL ENNAlThFhT NO 10
S H. Chester G. P; J. e. HcCsbe, H. F.; j. r. Stark,
Scribe Meets every And and 4th Thursday night In
caT
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Order of Sale.

sn the Common Law and ChanCcFY
Court, Madison County. Tenn.--
Law Side Thereof.
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JACKEOs LODGE As
A. u. Iones, W.M.;J. c. Smith, Secretary Meets
an Friday in each month.
JOHS S I0pgE, 3-i2.
n. 2. Robertson, ". n; r. A. Sneed, Secretary.
Mseos let Monday in each month.
CANTON =, A. CHATTER, so. 8.
A. ~ Jones, II. y. b r. Harris. X g.; W. 7. Robert
con. 5; I, p Talbot, Secretary. Meets 81 Friday in
each HIonth.
JACKSON COUNCIL so. l., n. and s. n.
Com. n II, Harris. 7. l. II Com. J. G. Smith, Re
sorder. Meets tth Monday In each month,
JACKSON coHHANDARY, 80. -.
John Chester, Eminent Commander; j. c. Smith Ee-
eordvr. Meets Sd Monday In each month.