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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
"OLD HUNDRED"
THE COURIER JOURNAL
FOR TIP
CENTENNIAL YEAR 1875,

irriSg al the century Of national e4Isteee M
ohs year has perhaps embodied much Of Interest ana
importanss A. viii be eompassed within the twelve
nenthH Of the CeAtenuial Anniversary The year ls7a
witnesses n NE popular Congregational body The reur
70 power OF The great National Democracy which iii
be watched With intense interest IN its evsrv Tnove
ment The great Centennial Exposition. Illustrates
aa emphasizing every phase OF the nations prorress
noe ~ slae VIA the Developments universal cvf
.Au0ii VIII anord constant fund inoident ana in
iornsuoh' only 20 be reflected BY the newspnper 81
hfSAa scope and commanding The fresid.n
va contest OF the year with thu great diversity Of in
teresA ana opinions and the anomalous nliFurnt -
mea' Ahe pArues, and sections, will be fought Win
ehIl energy and WEAKNESS only equaiad bv the mo
mehtsaH results depending upon ne great struggle
ea 50 OF tnll Interest ~ gnazea e1traordin,r
81 az ne people Tor means Of Information nsd In.ru-
o' tuiAnlsles The press 10 ia highest possilIl
h - oI tlI. need, and Ia ready respsnss
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

The Centennial appropriation bill did
not pass without some important amend
ments. One Of them, adopted upon the
motion of Mr.. Springer, Of ILL.,, dsPrivos
the appropriation Of the character OF a
loan, and makes the United States = pre-
fsrred creditor. Ia case the enterprise
is profitable, the entire million and 4 half
is to be returned 30 the United States, be-
fore any dividends are paid to the stock
holders. The second amendment takes
the management of the fund out Of the
hands of the Philadelphia people, and
places il under the control of Gen. HRw-
ley, President of the Commission, and
his Government associates, who are re-
quired to give bonds IT. half million
dollars
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

What Democratic retrenchmont means,
is satisfactorily explained by the conduct
of the House in regard or the Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation bill. As
finally passed it apprSpriates f9l4 900, a
reduction of 30 per cent. on the apprs-
praitiOn Of last year. The character OF
the vote on its passage-lel yeas to nays
virtually estOps the Republican party
from criticising the measure as one OF
false economy, and should encourage the
Democratic majority to press forward
other reform measures ola similar nature.
What Blaine and his frieUds may say,
is a matter Of indifference; press them TO
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ARr.-We were
shown by Mr.. CrOWly an exquisite draw
ing Of n noble marble monument, which
has been awarded to him, and very justly
so, over all competitors, to be placed over
abe remains OF DIR. j. r. Gilmore, late OF
Mobile, Alabama, the son-in-law Of Hon.
Milton Brown, at jackson, Tenn. We
are satisfied when this beautiful monu-
ment is completed it will be a marvel Of
good taste and .skillfully executed work
mAnship.-Brewnsvtlle Democrat.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
CT IF It ON
MASONIC ACADEMY,

Located at Clifton, Wayne County, Ten
nessee.
The next Session Of this Institution will open on
Monday, February 7th. ZIG.
TUE school buildings commodiOus and well adapt
L ed for educational purposes Chftonls one q me
h4athisst towns in the State The school is in -four
ishinE condition and all the branches thoroughly taught
Board can be obtained from IS to $40 per month eT-
erything included For farther information address
Prot. D. B. JOHNSTON, PrinSipEl, and send for a
school cfrcular iah12 SIN.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

Senator Jones, Of Florida is one Of
those who think that the holding of the
National Democratic Convention at ST.
Louis would not strengthen the party, rs
Missouri is sure to go Democratic wher-
ever the Convention may be held. 1t
would be better TO go to Cincinnati than
10 St. Louis, but better yet, in his opinion,
to go 20 Philadelphia and help 10 secure
the electoral vote OF Pennsylvania for
the Democratic ticket. Holding the Con-
Vsntion In Cincinnati might not carry
Ohio against the Republicans, but hold
ing it in Philadelphia would be very
Democracy In Pennsylvania, besides cap
turing the Centennial excitement and eR-
thusiasm.-AOrristOw Gazette.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
Chancsry Side Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court, Madison County, Tenn.

Jas. ", King, Adm'r, vs.. Mary L. King and others.
I virtue Of ihtsrIocutsry order Of sale entered
II in the above cause, at the January Term, 1875,
will eIpess pubc sale the north dsor Of he Cour,
House, in Jackson, Tenn,
Saturday, March 18th, 1876.
Of Land lying in the 18th Civil District OF said
county of Madison. and bounded follows: Begins al
stake The north bank Of Tsrked Deer river; runs
IA poles stake thence norht passing the ssuth
corner IF entry in ths Of A. King at IS
poles In all ais poles stake thence west 10 poles
90 stake, thence north poles stake; thence east
IS poles 10 red oak thence north 81 pole to elm
thence east 80 poles to stake thence south 40 poles
stake thence east 10 poles thence south y degrees
east, . poles 80 stake; thence IS poles 10 steke;
thence east % poles TO white oak thence north
poles III east IS poles dogwsod thencs south
poles thence 10 poles thence so7th 81 poles
to the bank Of said FoTksd Deer river and with its
meandsrs 10 the beginning, including and excluding
I9A owned BY I. H. Boren. and 40 belong
ing A. and J. King in the southwest thereof
and &c 7slOO allotted the widow dover. Making The
herein TO be ssd to contain about 40
or less.
The above land assessed for sale il all unimprorsd
Terms Of ssle.-One sixth each, residue in and Is
months notes and approved security add lain retain
ed for the purchase money.
d n WISDOM c. An
By n L. vesey, d. c b N
Jas K. Stephens Sol febIS-4w.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

The restoration of the ranking privi-
Iege i among the probable events Of the
present session of Congress. Republican
aud Democrat alike favor IL. Mr.. An
thOnv, of Rhode Island, for instance says
in his journal. the Providence Press,
THE so-called ranking privilege was re-
ally rather privilege OF the people than
of the members, and the constant call OF
people upon their representatives At
Washington for documents and other IN.
formation concerning the operations OF
the government, renders its restoration
almost inevitable" The necessities OF
the presidential campaign operate In IA
yer Of restoration of Az act the repeal
of which was pure piecS of buncOmbe
without one cent of gain to the govern
ment
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

STOCK GAMBLING IN CALIFoRNA.-TC
illustrate the extent to which this gam
bling mania affects all classes of people,
l will relate little incident which came
under my own observation. l was di-
ming at the Palace Hotel. The waiter
placed plate of soup in front of the gen
tleman opposite me, a prominent stock
broker whom we will call Smith. As
he put down theplats, the waiter remark
ed:
"what DO you think of Nevada, Mr..
Smith?''
''Well, think they are a good purchase
at %" said Mr.. Smith.
Use got ten shares that cost me Is "
said the darkey ''and l guess you may
81 them for ma ia the morning. Fish,
sah?',
Yes, bring me SEINE sea bass"
The fish was brought and the cOnEerS2-
ton continued.
w hat do you think of Ophir, sah:''
well, l don't think it will 90 much
higher. They run it up to SO to-day"
- sc got 10 shares of dem dat l held a
good while. l bought 'em at 10. ! guess
you can sell dose too"
And so 1t went on through the entire
dinner. With each course was an order
to buy or sell some stock. The fellow
had invested his little savings in margins
on trades, and cleaned up nearly s., 200
as the result Of his operations.-SRn
Francisco Cor. Of the Philadelphia Bulle-
tin.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

IICs.
Paris. February lie Temps says il
is the intention of the Conservative Com
mittee to run n. Buffet in opposition to
ex-President Thiers as candidate for
Deputy in the Ninth ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF
Paris. NJ. Theirs Is suffering from An
attack of bronchitis.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

In sight of LoudOn, MAS the holder Of =
three hundred dollar note of hand on an
old friend who had beCOms embarrassed,
as many people have these hard times.
Instead of sending the Sheriff on his
old friend, and demanding the last far
thing, he wrote on the back of the note ;
''FOr the respect and esteem that 1 enter
tain for J. c. W. make him present
Of the within note" and forwarded the
paper by safe hands TO his friend.
Hugh Blair is not a member of any
church, and makes no pretoRtiOns 10
Christianity, but the heart that suggested
such an act, is the kind OF material that
Heaven il made up OF, and Is full OF
peace and good will towards men.-LOu-
don Times
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
NONRESIDENT Notice


". ". Somerset V. William King Mary Reed Sam
Reed, and others
this cause Il appearing from eomPlAinants BILL
Il which is sworn 20, that the defendants Mary Reed
and her husband sam Reed. nOn-resdentE Of the
State Of Tennessee that their residence IL unknown
10 the complainant that the ordinary process Of Law
not be served upon them Il Is therefore ordered
by that publication be made in the WhiE and TFb
une newspaper published IN Jackson, Tenn, for fOnr
successive weeks, commanding said defendants Mary
Reed and sam Reed to appear and make defence 10 said
before the rst day Of the term Of The
Chancery Court when holden for the county Of Deca-
tur, Decaturville Tenn. on The third Monday in
March 1875, said bill will be taken in all things
confessed, and set Tor hearing parts them.
u L. EENNEDY, c. n
- le-E
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
March 18th, 1876.

lI virtue sf interlosutOry decree Of sale entered
ID in the shove eauss. February 6th 1874 will sell
at public auction to the CHEST and best bidder trent
OF the Horth door Of the Court Houss in Jackson Tea
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

The Centennial bill ,ssr1 the Senate
recently, in the same form that it went
up from the House. An analysis OF the
vote and pairs, shows that the bill was
favored by 80 Republicans and IL Demo
Gratis, and opposed by 4 Republicans, Is
Democrats and the Independent Senator,
Mr., Booth. OF California.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

PEACH TREES IN BLOssOM.-A gentle
man who visited Marion county yester-
day says he saw orchards of peach trees
in full bloom and many other trees put
ting out buds. Mr.. Smith who resides at
the foot Of Walden's Ridge, some six
miles from here, says one Of his peach
trees was in blossom the 9th OF January.
These are the earliest blossoms ever
known in this sectiOn.-ChattanOO
Commercial
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Sale of Town Lot.

IN the County Court If AgdiSoR Co. Tenn.
7 $ vincent admir-. Of J T HIns, deceased vs. ".
II. Fitzgerald and wife, e. 81.
IN pursuance Of a. order Of sale In the above cause
entered a. the February Terra. ISIS Of the County
Court - Madison county. Tennessee will offer for
sale the highest bidder. al the North door OF the
court house In the city Of Jackson,
On Saturday, llth day Of March, 1876,
a valuable lot, ia the city OF Jackson Tenn be-
ing lot 40 2 of block No Is OF Batlers subdivision Of
said CITY, beginning the y ". corner Of Ne In
said block runs est with lanyard street - n thence
south about 2eo feet 10 Madison street thence East
feet the 5 " Of lot Ne 3 thence North 40
feet 70 the beginning. Sold the property Of J. 7
hims, deceased. 10 pay debts. and yin be absolute
TERASt-Ten per cent Of the purchase money 70 Be
paid IN cash the balance 20 be paid three equal In
chaser giving notes With security and lien retained
secure the payment OF the same
5. d. BARNETT. Clerk
Caruthers Mallory. SoIs.
Feb Is, ls78-4t
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
ClalGsFy Sale Of City Property.
IN ChdHcsTy Side or fAe COrEinOa Ld,o and
ChGnosry Court Of AGdisOA County, Tenn. |

IN ChGRceTy Side or rAe COnsfnosa Lac AND
ChGRcsry Court Of AGdisOa County, Tean.
II. G. Anderson, Admir- vs.. Jss- DiviEnsy. q al
lT vrtne Of intsrlOcstory decree Of sale entered
ID in the above cause, February sth 1914 viii sell
A. public auction TO the Highest sRd best bddsr the
north door Of tbs Court HoEss IN Jackson. Tenn,
Saturday, March 18th, 1876,
undivided nneenth Interest In tie following De-
serbsa real estate lying In Jsckssa TsnaesSss bOund-
ed sae described as foho-s 'o--it: Beginning at a
stake In the alley in the HsEtA boundary the Org
nal Plan Of the Town Of Jackson called sycamore
street. ~ feat Houth AAd - feet west Of the seuth-
West corner 81 lot No. s5 designated in the said
original plan. and thence laL pelss .
In alley s. feet south II the soufhsEs lst
No 81 in said original plan thence south &oE poles
stake thence vest az poles - stake On :
thence north - alley absat 35S poles
10 stake; thence east l7I poles 60 stake: fAeRss
south 10 the beEinRlnE-it being the lot con
vsyea by the Union Baak Of Tennessee h Samuel Ian
Terms q SAle-On credit Of SIX and tNslve months
purchaser 20 notes with approved seezry aRd
lien retained As further security.
DIN WISDOM C. An
By n. l. YEsET. ID. Z. 4 N.
H. ~. MoCorry. Sol. fsblSAw
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
S coSrs 81 sSi.G nH sSusi T
Grover 1 Baksr Sewing HashiRs Company ct al, -
Margaret 2. Cooper, Ada'K-

Grover Bsksr Sewing HaehiRs Company ct al, -.
Margaret 2. Cooper, AdnE.
IlT virtue Of order OF sale Suffered the absvs
ID saHaAry l7th, 1873, will eel a. public sso
tsn to the bidder H front 81 the north door 81
the CsuFt Houss In Jaeksou. TsnA-. on
Saturday, March iSth, 1876,
the following described real estate or 80 mach thsreei
bs Necessary lying In the city Of JsoksoR Tens
In the 4h ard II said city. West College street.
and begins a. lot owned by the Kew Orleans, S..
Louis Chicago l. \ Company, ana bouEht BY ths AZ
sociaton from J. r ChAppell aRd Eautheast
thereof: thence east ia feet aRG zches ioi
eOuEht By D. Aasen Of JohR Read thsH nortA 70 The
lands II ~ WlsoH's estate then west 81 feet
stake then north 10 the ErsuRds lands Of VII
sons estate then uest 90 the northeast Of ths
lot owned by the said New Orleans ST. Leafs Chicago
Railroad Company, formerly the properly Of J. T. CkaP
psl; then south 20 tee beginning.
Terms Il sale--The shove properly viii be sold fa
third caAh balance in six ard twelve msntha; par
ChAsers eNscuts With approved security and
lieR To be retained a. farther security-
ID. n. HIsDOM, c. IN.
By n. l. VEsEf. D. {. \ =.
Jas K. stephens Sol. no .gSu.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

J. ,. Jones, Admir- ". H. BTutsn. ct a..
I virtue Of an insrosutory decree Of sale entered
ID in the shove cause. February 9th. 1874 will sell
Of the Herth door Of the CoaEt Houss in Jackson
nsssee, On
Saturday, March 18th, 1876,
the remainder interest In the following two described
tracts Of land Of Wn. Gill, deceased. which Il dsps-
dsnt upon the life estate OF Rsbeoea G and whick lie
in Madison county and bounded asd Seserbed -
follows. to-Wit:
One Tnavldsd twO-hfA Interest ia tract Of $50 acres
Of land lying in Madison Comfy, Tenn and bounded
follows, to-Wit: Beginning stake Nielsen Davies
southeast corner theRes Ice 5l6O poles 90
dead white oak and red sAk pslnterh, said Davies
southwest corner A n Whites koHndary line
thence degree east with his line and Geo. Hlsks
line in all south 745 pslss TO stake two red oak
and post 0Ak pointers Robert Davies west BOUNDARY
dine; thence north with III Pslss 8 and
tive red oak pointers, Robert Davies northwest
thence with lOl Bloo poles to d. GiiissyisS
CiS line; ikenes north with a" west 81 poles
70 two red oaks thence north - poles TO the
being the tract described in deed Of Thos GIL David
Gill Of Nay 2lEt 1853 and registered IN Deed Book Nc
I'll, page ISL Of the Registers once Of HAdson OSun-
y, Tenn.
Also one tract Of IS Ia acres adjoining above. and
bOERded a. follows: BeGiEninE q stake In Eslssa
Davies line in Cane Creek runs thence west Tb poles
bead Of ditch thence soHth Is dsErssae ~ Psss
thence north 60 degrees east Is poles thenes due
81 = poles 10 said Gaze Greek the mouth OF SAID
ditch thence down said Greek IA meAnders the
ginning.
Terms Of Sale.-The above land will be sold q q
credit Of six and twelve months purchaser execute
notes With approved security, and lien to be retained
a. further security.
On. WISDOM C.kM.
~ u. L. VGsgT. ID. C. n.
Campbell 4 MrCorFy Soils febln4w
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

A novel way of prOPelling canal boats
has been Introduced in Belgium. The
tow-path is laid with q single rail, and
the locomotive has four wheels. Two
of the wheels are grOOVOd and nj
the rail, and the others have rubber
tires and run upon the macadamiLed
road
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Notice to Creditors.

In ChdRcerg Side, o1sths COmslOn Lac and
ChGReeTy Court Of hadisOm County.
NHE insolvency Of the estate Of FE. GILL; deceased
II having been suggested before the County Court
Clerk Of said coanty, aad its dissatisfaction having
been removed 70 this Court all creditors having claims
or debts against said estate notaed e and prove
the same before or before the lat day Of Ooto-
Der, 1879, or the same will be barred
-- D. n. WISDOM, C. n.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

InsoIVent Notice.

In Chanoery Side Of the Common Law
and Chancery Court Of the county of
Madison.
F. A Keelan Admir- Of A. Britton deceased. vs. Hen
y BrittOn, ct al
TINE insolvency Of the estate Of A Britton deceas-
ed. having been suggested in the Comfy Court Of
Madison county Tennessee and the administration
said estate having been removed from the County
Court this Court and publication having been order
ed AZ the last Term Of this Court:
Therefore, all persons having claims against said
tate hereby notified file them with the under
signed before the 2sth day Of June next or ,he
will be forever barred.
D. N WISDOM {. 4 II.
By N l. Vesey. d. c. NJ
Blair SDipes. Solicitors Fek IS ls7s-4t
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

Jno. A Myler. ct al, rs Jas. n WsollArd, al.
TINE insolvency Ofthe estate Of W ". Nyer deesas-
IL ed, having been suggested before the Ceanty
Court Clerk Of Madison County and thu having
been removed 10 this Cart all parties having claims
Eganst said estate hereby notified he and prove
the same before me, or before the 10Th Of June
1875 or the same will be barred.
febls4u d n WIEDOn CAN
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New Advertisements.
InsoIXent Notice.

TIAyING suggested the Insolvency OF the estate OF
II /. GsodeIl, deceased 10 the Clerk Of the CouR-
" Court Madison ooGny nstce l. hereby given q
those having claims against The estate 10 cone or~ ard
and present them duly Aithentcated-aiso all parties
indebted the said viii please call and settle
tho accounts will be pat in the hands Of sn oc-i
Immediately.
JOHN D. HURT. Administrator.
Feb. IL 1851
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Non Resident Notice
I'm Chancery Side of the Common Law
and Chanoery Court OF tlte County
of MadiRun-R ID. No 1850


and Chanoery Court OF the County
of Madis0n-R d. No. 1850
John 7. Keith ct al, vs Jas. N woodland, stsI.
y this cause Sc appearing from complaiRant's bill
Il which Is sworn 70, that Fl L. Binford one % the
defendants. nnn-resident Of the State Tennessee
and resident Of the State California ID further
appearing from the said bill that there stoekhold-
and creditors Of the shannon Novelty Works whose
names and residences mentioned in said bill bat
publication is prayed a. 20 all such.
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
the said H l. BiHfoFd and all stockholders and creai-
tors Of the shannon Novelty Works " make their ap-
pearanee herein al the court house In Jackson Tennes-
see, before
The First Monday in July, 1875,
and plead, answer demUr eomplainantfs bill or
the will be taken confessed a. 70 thern and
set for hearing eXpaTte and that copy order
be published for four consecutive weeks in the 'WhiE
aRd TTi bune. - Newspaper published in jackson Ten
nessee. This 18th Of February. lsT6
d. n. WISDOM. c. d M.
By n l. Yesey. D. c. n.
Caruthers Mallory. Soils for Compartments
Feb. Is, lsT6-4t
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