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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
ABOUT WOMEN.

There are 1876 missionaries in China,
80 of whom are women.
Mrs. Minnie Myrtle Miller is occurring
in Oregon on society"
The Washington ladies show no dimi-
mutton of interest in the new spring
styles. Queer!
1t is said that figures wont lie; bus the
Detroit News thinks the figures of some
women are very deceptive, to say the
least.
There is female Moody and Sankey
team travelling in Texas. One of the wo-
men breaches and the other exhibits
magic lantern.
The ladies al. over the country are very
active in the centennial cause just now,
and the prospect is that large fund will
be raised by every state in this way.
Already when a Washington belle is
detected in any little sinful game, she is
spoken of as Bellenapping. We have eX-
pected that for two or three days.-COu-
rier-Journal.
Anne Brewster, Mrs. Hemmenway,
Miss Freeman Clarke and Miss HoSmer
are doing all they can in Rome to assist
in securing Italian contributions to the
Centennial ut Philadelphia.
DR.. S. Williams, who has just returned
home from long residence in China,
says that out of the 100000 600 women in
that country not more than 4 few thou
sands can read or write.
An Idea of what it costs to lead fash
ionable life in Washington may be form
ed from the fact stated by a Cabinet lady
that for the short season of 1895, two
weeks shorter than that just concluded,
l. .,s.f1c hap
''Alrs. Attorney General Pierrepont
wears pale lemon-colored silk under 'illu-
SION dotted with small snOwtlakes of
gold" says fashion writer. Society at
the capital seems to have been all illusion
of late years, and flakes of gold dazzling
dishonesty have carried sorrow and
shame over the whole country.
4 club fyr the special use of female
domestic servants has been opened in
London. The club Is of course designed
to enable the cook and housemlid to en-
Joy the privilege now nOnopOlized by the
lord and master of the hOusehOld-that
of dining at the club when the kitchen
dinner is not all that can be desired.
Chinese girls brought to this country
are generally depraved, but there are
many exceptions. Recently one of them
went into the courthouse at Winnemuc-
ca, New, and offered TO go to Jail for five
years upon the condition that she be
freed from her owner ut the expiration OF
that time. She wanted to be good wo-
man she said.
Emily Faithful says in Women and
Work: eve like unladylike girls. We
dislike to hear n chit of ten or eleven
| praised for being such Il ladylike little
/ girl We would far rather hear the com
| plant, Mary is SO boistcrous; she never
/ comes down the stairs but always down
''e banisters; she tears about like mad
thing, and is never so happy rs when she
is after some lark, as she calls it!'
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
gngoEvent Notice

II AvTNG suggested the Insolvency o. the estate o.
/ l. Goodell, deceased. 20 the Clerk OF the NoII-
those having claims AGAINST the es-ae e them IN
the Office Of said Clerk, befors The lst aay Oh AZ
gust. lsIG. OF they VIII DE barred
All parties indebted 70 said estate VIII please cai en-
me aud settle or teir accounts win be put l the hands
OF an officer Immediately
J0HS ID HCET AlE.-.-tra-or-
~ ~.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

y philosopher being asked what was
the first thing necessary toward winning
the love Of woman, answered, san OPP
portunity.'
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
Nashville Advertisements.
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
Land Cases, Land Warrants
and Scrip:

Contested Land Cases presented before the L. s. Cen
ersl lnd Oioe aud Department OF the Interior Private
Land Claims. Mining and Presumption Claims. and
Home stead Cases ended Land Scrip ira 80 50 and
100 sgr pieces for sale. This Scrip is assiguauie auI
can ' located IN E" name o2 the purchaser upon amy
Cove u.eDf land subject 90 private entry. 81 SIS per
acre &c Is Of equal value ith Bounty Land Nlrraurs
Send amp 20 GuLuasE Co, Washington City, Cor
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

Spain is troubled with Krupp. He
won't sell her his guns on credit any
more. Why not pay him oHt of the
Krupption Fund.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
AnaFiGan anil FaTRirl Patents.

GILMORE = CO.. Successors TO Chipmau,
Uasrar Co. solicitors Patents procured i'm al co-u-
tries NoFee in Advance. NJ charge unless Che Pst-
eut SIS r-anlei- 70 ices Tor making preliminary exam
iuatios~- NJ additional obtaining and conduct
Ing cheering. BY recent decision OF tie Commas
suner ALL rejected applications may be revived Sue
ciai eut0u given Interference Cases before she
pateu# Office, Extensions before Congress. Infringe
suits in different STATES. aud all litigation apper-
ttiliu 10 Inventions or Patents send stamp to GIL
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EET"

It purshe, letters % inquiry direct from the people
ANA answers them Hly without regard party bias
benefit
Iri tbc advocate of right and iusti.e 70 all and the
greatest good 20 tie greatest number
opposed the EHise and dishonest class leEls-
sriau ttat has benefited the Few and oppressed me
many. realized in Of congress retiring irn cir
CGl4-ian nes-lp tWo-ihirds Of the peoples money
Tin. National Bank scheme. device 70 place the con
rs the currency iu The hands Of the Money Kings
and creating non. producing aristocracy-
Tha SALARY Grab Robbery increasing the pay OF gov
-rtusur officials while rhe price Of labor and iis pro
-1a real estate. and gree1hIcEs the peoples money!
have been deprecated.
The alf changing The original contract with bond
holders and rrslz bonds payshie in gold instead Of
LEGAL tenders. as agreed upon; favoritism of %
ue- cent iu value tle the expense Of the many
The lssslJp ton Act demanding that hich Is utterly
years further OF.
For such and other crimes against the people the In
quirer viii advocate change in the administration Of
government affairs, most fitting
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

NnEN Iny and Night he entire year EaaA-l,g aT'-
~ iug. Icu=4ar-Lp b. Arithmetic English G-lH.
and ali branches pertaining business education
Iiro@-EeepinE fought by Ferdinand HeuderHGn tween
tyfte years established this city practical Book
Keeper and Teacher.
Lessons given by paPits writing Un actual business
transactions.
Pan Business Coarse &59. Co
era the above out it brings yoU te the place Tor
further particulars and reference s-nd for circular
Speciality mudr obtaining srg5ioEs Tor oar grads
afcs" Also attend TO balancing MP business books
books in litigation etc. etc
Ten years senior 90 arg teasGer In the city H"teiA-
standing statements &c CONTRARY. ocy2 -iy.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
Celebration for the Centennial Year.
TERMS:

I, ron would k7ow and understand the issues. merits
and effects 81 past and future legislation read the En-
qurer during this an important crisis and subserbe fo
the year 1876.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
A PRIVATE COUNSELOR


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thirty cents Should be read by all Address as above
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

\ club fyr the special use of female
domestic servants has been opened in
London. The club is of course designed
to enable the cook and housemlid to en-
joy the privilege now nsOnopolized by the
lord and master of the hOusehOld-that
of dining at the club when the kitchen
dinner is not all that can be desired.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

Already when Washington belle is
detected in any little sinful game, she is
spoken of rs Bellenapping. We have eX-
pected that for two or three days.-COu-
rier-,JOurnal.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

I do look At ths ofYicial character OF
Q Judge, ~ we'll - that Of clergyman,
~ ssmething which should mot Be trih-
ed with unless there il some good
ground for it, A judge may do much
good, il his character Is not aspersed,
and there IL no good ground for il.
II itshould be attacked, he must nec-
essarily fail of having that influence
which he should posscss. For this
reason i have felt the delicscy of my
position. But Judge Reilly has In
some measure relieved me OF this by
the following letter. which take the
liberty OF reading:
81 learn you have not yet decided
the motion to reduce bail In the Scripps
case. hopo you will not allow my
position to embarrass you at all in
the matter, Although / feel that a
great outrage was done me in the pub
lication Of the article, / fully appre-
ciate your position; and in writing this
line il 10 with tho object OF relieving
your mind Of any embarrassment Ia
reference to my feeling in the matter.
1 know that you viii do what you
think is right.
Respectfully yours,
Q. j. REILLY"
That relieves me to some extent OF
the delicacy Of the position; and / have
come to the conclusion. after q careful
examination OF the case. that I will fix
the bail at 5000, reducing it 1900.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

A villain of North Hill. Iowa, Nan
who was set 10 stirring the mincemest
because his wife was busy. dropped q
paper OF fine icut into the delightful
mess, while no was stealthily trying 10
take a chew. After scalding his fingers
dreadfully by making Intellectual dives
after his lost treasure, he let IL 60 aud
stirred il; then no astonished his wife
and family by declining mince pic, aud
he was, by singular coincidence, the
only member OF the family who dian't
remark that IL tasted awful queer, :
and he wasn't subsequently tormented
with the belief that lthe mince meat
was poisoned. r
They threw the mince meat away,
and the man told the story down town,
aud n got around 10 his wife, and nov
there Is man on North Hill who props
his hat upon three Jumps every time
he puts il on, aud would ~ lief eat {
percussion cartridge ~ take . chew o.
tobacco within . block OF his happ,
nome. E H.I
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11
APer.ua.,ve woman.

The Wyoming Herald has the fol-
lowing: A woman at Medicine Bow
just as she was depSsiting her vote last
election day, was surprised to hear a
voice sing out:
II challenge that voman's vote.
'On what ground, sir ?"
"She hasn't been long enough in the
territory"
Did the woman ait down aud cry over
it7 IT is to be recorded. Her daiRty
little hand glided into the folds Of her
pall back, and the next thing that au-
dacious cuss knew he was gazing into
the muzzle of Derringer, while the
fair voter said:
"How long have I been in the terri
tory, sir ?"
Look out, madam-don't. That
cussed thing might go of-take II
away; / beg your pardon; i don''
touch that trigger-II-Tm mistaken II
the woman. Please point that the 9th
er way. I'll lick the lyin' thief tha
says you haven't lived right here il
this town for ten years. L Iswa'ar
will"
He scooted around the corner, and
she smilingly passed in her ticket.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11
nIen Gold Discovery In Australia.

Rieh Gold Discovery In Australia.
From the Melbourne Argus.
The most important discovery ever
made in connection with the gold min
ing in this colony, with the exception
OF the original discovery OF gold in
1851. occurred here on the llth OF Sep
tember. 1t is the finding in the shaft
OF the Magdala Company, at Pleasant
Creek-or, as il is now called, Stawell,
of gold bearing quartz reef at the
uuprecedented depth Of ! l,6S1 feet, or
obout 700 feet farther into tho interior
OF the earth than gold has ever yet
been obtained in Victoria. The man
ayers Of the company, since they struck
the reef, have gone on sinking so rs to
ascertain the thickness of il in their
claim, and they have passed ten feet OF
il without as yet having gone through
ID. Some specimens Of the stones
have been sent the School of Mines ai
Bollarat. These specimens weighing
altogether 16l pounds, were treated by
two different processes, the result be-
ing at the rate of 10 pvt, IL gr, per ton
OF stone by one process, and IA pvt,
IS gr. by the other. -Four other re.
suits which were obtained showed q
much richer quality Of stone, but as
the stone tested in those cases was TAX.
en- from higher portion OF the lode,
and above the mallock base, IL !.
thought probable that the upper aud
and lower portions n the lode may be
mnch richer than the center. .
The directors have decided 10 bre al
of good sized block OF the stone and
send Il to the Philadelphia Exhibition,
with sectional drawing OF he shaft
and the different strata passed through
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

A distinguished clergyman and DIS
tinauished gymnAstic teacher once met
at a large dinner-psrty, and fell into .
playful contest Of courtesy ~ 10 which
should prcccde theother in going out 20
the table.
Certainly you should go first," po-
litely urged the gymnast, "beoause you
haze the care Of the soul, and the soul
is Of higher dignity than the body"
Nay" replied the clergyman, not
to be outdone in aiiiability 81 cannot
precede you. for vou have the care Of
the soul, too"
81 believe you," said the gymnsst;
50, IL you please, We will advance
arm IN arm-symbolizing the beautiful
rcciprocation Of influence and Of digni-
~ between the two parts Of our ma
turc."
Agreed, !" said the clergyman. ss he
offered his arm.
This anecdote IL an opt text for :
sermon which ought 20 be presched
from in every pulpit--a sermon which
might be made both long ald interest
ing one.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

One OF the Jersey. England, judges,
Mr.. lie Bailly, after 10 years service on
the bench. Was not long ago sentenced
in his own court 10 Ave years servi-
tude. A few months afterwsrd one OF
the judges al his trial stood IN the
dock in a similar case Of fraud, but the
iury was divided rs TO his guilt His
successor on the bench, Mr.. William
Gandin, impelled by domestic troubles
aud bs the terrors OF . lawsuit with .
former client, committed suicide; and .
fourth, who has been . judge for 70
wears. has Just vacated his seat By Q
declaration Of Insolvency. ~.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

A BIBuLors CouRr. recent trial
in the Elko county court orr friend
Bisho1 OF the Humboldt brewery was
called rs q witness. Mr.. Bishoff is one
OF the "sslid men" Of Elko, where he
has been In business since the town
was started in the winter Of 1853. Up
on being sworn, Counselor Rand, one
OF the attorneys in the case, who, by
the way, is also an old resident OF Eiko.
said: Mr.. Bixhoff, where do you re-
side p "whcre I reside7 What for
You ask me such foolish questions. -
You drink at my place more as hun
dred times" That's nothing 30 do
with the case on trial, Mr.. Bishoff;
state 10 the jury where you reside. -
DE shurry do shurry Oh, py jim
inyi ofrey gentlemen on dis shurry
has string OF marks on my cellar
door just like rail fence. Ills honor
here interceded in the couuselor's be-
half. and in n calm, dignificd manner,
requested the witness to state where
he resided. "Oh, excuse me. shudge;
you drinks at my blaze 40 many times
and pays me notings, dinks you know
old Bishoff vat keeps the brewery
Nevada Silver State.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

The New CuIEF JUsTIcE IN VIRGINIA
The papers report an incident in the
United States circuit court. at Alexan-
dria, not quite according to the old
style in that forum. II was in the case
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad;
a suit 10 put the company in bankrupt
CIV aud the road in the hands OF the re-
ceiyer. 4 Young lawyer proposed to
impress on the court that IL. concerned
the rights OF tho state in a great public
high way, and he sought to do il effect
lively in a style of eloquence. The
great old State" he said, ''the mother
Of States" etc. aud then he proceeded
in good, logical sequence for oratory,
to refer to the memory Of Washington.
The report presents the reference and
the consequence thereof, thus:
"'Then may the immortal Washing
ton, the father of this country, and the
one thing altogether lovely, who slum-
bers meath the green swsrd OF Mount
Vernon, on the banks OF the-Rap, rap
rap, comes suddenly from the deck OF
the honorable judges, and Chief Jus.
ticc Waite, with smile Of pure humor,
| interrupted and said: The gentleman
must remember that We are here TO lis
! ten to constitutional argument aud not
for the purpose OF having tho counsel
appeal 70 the bones Of our fathers OF
build monumepts with rhetoric.
"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

Tie census shows that there are over
100 people in New York State who have
passed their 1O9th birthday. Oh these
40 are OF Irish birth and - sre natives.
The Oldest recorded il liz, Sarah
Hicks Of Brooklyn, where auuther res
dent reaches the comparative imma-
ture age OF 10. There are IN the
State 10 more centennarians than there
were 10 years ago. In fact these Peo.
pie seem 30 have abstained from dyine
for many years; they have doubtless
been saving themselves mp, that thei'
eyes might see the glory OF ths.centen'
NAL n
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

The New York Times states that IL
has good authority for saying that
neither the President nor his Cabinet
have been initiated into the Anti
Catholic "Order." which the New
York Herald has unearthed. and that
they know nothing whatever about il.
This, It says, IL sa "apthorizel contra.
dictiop.'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

AIiss sarah Jano Hale has volun.ari-
~ confessed that sh, wrote Mary Had
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-11

OF course Detroit man can get mp
and light fire as quick as the next
one, bat it is the rule in this town to
give n wife chance to make some-
thing of herself if she has any smbi-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22
alexandria Gaz&tte
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY p.

GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN'S CoURsE.-Re
ports of Governor Chamberlain S Intentions are
conflicting. Some represent him as declaring
that he will arrest and punish the Hamburg
assassins without aid from the general Govern
meut; others that be will call upon the Presl'
deut for troops without. making a slocere, earn
est effort to bring the guilty men to Justice With
the means al his command. The Governor OF
South Carolina will now show the stuff OF
which he is made he will either play the
manly, honest part aud proceed at ono, Wild
out difficulty, to make the arrests by sheriff
posse or by the State militia, Or he Will pro
tess his ioco;upetence to do this aud become
base tool of the INSCRIPTIONS politicians at
Washington. Capital. it is thought, can be
made by grossly txagseratine the situation 10
South Carolina, and making it appear that the
blacks are 10 constant peril Of death from the
whites, and that ouIy the regular army can ex'
ecute the laws and keep the peace. NO cleo
ii ,ueering trick could be more lniamous han
thus. Every respectable white man IN Syuth
Carcliaa will respond, ii need be, to the doV
ernJr call FIR help 10 arresting the Hamburg
murdercrs. Noriherncrs who think to the CON
ira Y forget thai at late election the conserV-
alive whites of that State supported full
bio, ded black as their candidate tor Lieutenant
Governor, aud that they have made every ct
fort to secure the co-operatloG OF the coloreo
meu al the polls. Political motives-besdes
huuanity-strougiy impel them to aVenge the
negroes butchered at Hamburg. They VIII be
glad TO do il. if the Governor will trust them.
-Nev York Journal Of Commerce.