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EStray. Crockett County.

TTNAKEN up on the 25th Of January 1876. by Thomas
Num- living in Crockett county. District No ;,
one mare mule l3s hands high dark bay color, about
Il years old, with slight gear marks Appraised
: 81. 1871. CLINTON BRIG ANCE. Ranger.
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The CROOKED whisky fellows in New
Orleans are TO be dealt with next The
chaps who stick to straight spirits will
go to the devil fasI enough without the
attention of the government.
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are many mOurnful instances all over the
South, which demonstrates that bank
ruptcy and ruin do Overtake those who
attempt TO plant cotton on borrowed cap
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Take the world right through, and
thTee-Q of the humans do not earn
their bread and clothes. That is what
makes il so tough for the other quarter
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Gen. Gideon J. Pillow has gone into
bankruptcy. Not long since, if we mis-
take not, he gave the county the benefit
of a letter ON the currency question.
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The Republican Congressional Commit
tee has began the campaign in style
that will compare well with its past res
ord, mandacity and unscrupulOusness.
Thousands Of copies have been printed Of
q pamphlet maligning Mr.. Kerr, and at
tempting to show that he Is seeking to
administer the Government eRtirsly In
the interest Of the South. II is the old
howl, the old whine, and tbs cid lie
hurled at one who has been second to no
past speaker of the House for dignity
firmness, and even generosity to his pO-
liticel OpDOneuts
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Notice to Creditors.
In ChnneerY at Jackson, Fenn.

II. c, Anderson, Admir- Jas. Divinney. ct al.
TNHK Insolvency having been suggested in the Com.
Il " Court, snd the Naturalization Of the estate of
A n DivinRey, deceased having been renewed the
ChSneery side OF the Common Law sad ChaResry Court
notice il hereby given 10 all parties having claims
Eainst said estate, 10 file and prove the before
the undersigned before the LIST day Of October,
1870 in said the will he forever barred
D. n WISDOM, c. 4 n.
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A telegram from Galveston, Texas,
says IL Is conceded that the Democratic
ticket is elected by $4,000 majority.
Indications are that the recommends
tons OF Aldridgs and VOORHEES,, to inn
peach the State officers of Louisiana, will
not be adopted by the House.
The Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny, following the lead of the Atlantic and
Pacific Company, has reduced its rates
from 20 TO 80 per cent.
Both houses of the New York Legislat-
ure adopted resolutions protesting against
Congress granting subsidies to railroads,
&C.
The South Carolina House of Repre-
sentatiTes yesterday, by vote of 81 to
nothing, adopted, articles of i'm
parchment against Judge Montgomery
Moses. 4 bill was intrsduced in the SEN
ate to legislate out of office Moses and
Whipper, recently elected Circuit Judges
A freShet in the Mohawk valley, New
York, Tuesday, covered the entire rail-
road tracks with 3 feet of water and in
some places with ice piled 20 feet high,
carried away portion of the bridge at
Amsterdam and flooded the lower
portion Of that place, sweeping away
several houses from their foundation and
drowning one child. The lower portion
of Schenectady is flooded; water rose 1519
feet.
Special TelsRraphc Correspondence Of the Courier
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

The law which gave women the right
of petition in the matter of whisky Ii
cense, has been repealed.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

There are no additional developments Of
importance IN the ease of the National
Bank Of Commerce robbery. The amount
rscOVersdYas short 81 80 of The amount
stolen, but the bank has been fully In
demnified Tor the loss by 4 mortgages
security on Packers house. The ROD
berry was not committed Tuesday night,
as az FIRST supposed, but WEDNESDAY
forenoon. The vault has three doors.
1890 q tlssz y officers can nm nm
lock than ali.- b,ksr's door was the
outside one. Paekeas when he left the
bank Tuesday afternoon, locked his door
only, 10 is snppOseds He was the nrst
Cne at the bank wednesday morning
He persistently asserted that he had no
precOnceiVed purpose Of taking the mon
ey, and that his crime was the result Of =
Sudden and irresistible impulse. A
bend for 81 400, which had been deposit
ed in the bank was missed = month ago,
and Packer f. supposed TO have apPriated
it. He, however, stoutly denies IL. The
sympathy for Packer is very strong here
| on account OF his previous excellent
! character and standing, and in view Of
the fact that he has a young wife and
| two children. His age is not over TWEEN
! ty-fiVe. At a late hour yesterday he was
! srrsigned before Judge Hewett St the
| Police Court on the charge Of stealing
| $40, 900 from the bank. An immense
I crowd WAS present and great excitement
| prevailed. He pleaded not guilty, and
! the hearing was adjourned 10 this morn
| ing. His bail bORd was fixed at $4,000,
| in default of which he was committed to
/ jail. The Court resumed the hearing
| this morning, and nOlle prOsequi wac
/ entered on the nrsI complaint and a new
complaint Instituted containing deSeTip-
! ton of the stolen bills The accused
\ will be tried ut the March term of the Su-
| perior Court. His bail has been finally
fixed at 5000, which ks Will probably
be able to furnish.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19


CONNECTIONS al Nortonville with St Loufs
and Ssuth-Eastsrn Railroad; al Louisville with Ohio 4
Mississippi. Jefferson, Madison & Indianapolis and
Louisville and Cincinnati short Line Rsilroads
D ,. WHTTCOMR sHpt
EDWARD P WILSON. Louisville, Ky.
Gen. =. P Ag't Louisville, Ky
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Notice to Creditors.
In ChancsrH at jackson. Tenn.

Feb 10, lsTs$4t.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ADKIATIC AND THE HARVEST QUEEN
INQUIRY.

THE ADRIATIC AND THE HARVEST QUEEN
INQUIRY.
I4nNnnS. February I2-Tha following
is a synopsis of the Adriatic-H Harvest
Queen Inquiry, as published in the Lon
don Shipping Gazette last evening:
I'm giving Judgment the Court said
there was no doubt that the vessel in
question was the Harvest Qaeen and
that she foundered; bat, after anxious
elaboration, the Court was of the Opin-
ion that the master of the Adriatic was
not TO blame for the collision and that he
did all that could be expected OF him by
putting out boats and following the yes
sci to render assistance. The Court
therefore returned Captain Jennings his
certificate, but expressed regret az the
want of frankness in the entries in the
log book OF the affair and also at the re-
ticence eYinced by the officers Of the
Adriatic in giving evidence. The master
would have done we'll also to Inform
the British Consul at New York Of the
collision -
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

day reported bill to transfer the control
of the Indian affairs to the War Depart
ment. The bill was reCOmmitted to the
committee, but will be reported back and
passed in that session. The Committee
on Indian Affairs concur in this policy.
If the Senate and President assent to
the action of the House, the result will
probably be that good use will be found
for one-half of the army officers, who
otherwise will be fit subjects fer army re-
duCtiOn, and it is said also that the saving
to the Government will be two millions
of dollars.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
TELEGRAPHIC.

Gen. r. P. Nicely is in New York in the
interest OF the Mississippi Central Il. r.
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Tim CHINESE QUESTION.

BERLIN, February 12.-The ReichsSn-
zeiger states that the governments of the
United States, Great Britain and Russia
have promised to support any steps that
therized to take in connection with the
case of the German schooner Anna, which
was pluRdered off FOo-ChOw last Septem-
Der by Chinese inhabitants. 10 is hoped
that from this action satisfaction may be
obtained for the outrage, and that the
Chinese Government will be convinced
of the necessity of taking in its own in
terest some efficacions measures to pre-
vent similar occurrences in the tut
ur0,
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THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIES,

Capt Jas b. Fades is out in card
this morning, in which he states that the
dispatches from his work are of 4 most
cheering character, and that his grant
will be Scarcely ouly one year old before
the channel over the South Pass bar will
DE the deepest outlet of the Mississippi,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
NE TURKIsH INsrRRECrIoN

LONDON, February IA special tele-
gram to the Pail Mall Gazette says
1.-THE Carlsruher Zeitung learns that the
Sultan has agreed to amnesty the insur-
gents submitting Immediately. Austria
will thereupOn withdraw the subvsntiOn
granted to the Turkish refugees, and
order them to leave Austria and -eturn
home"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

THE NEW LONDON BANK ROBBERY.
NEW LONDON, Conn, February l2.-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
STRAW BIDS.

The Committee on Post-offices and
Post-roads, of which Gen. Clark, Is chair
man, is daily pursuing the investigations
of the straw-bid abuses of the Admins
tration, and is making important devel-
opments. Gen. Clark is conducting the
investigation with energy and impartial
ity. This committee has already secured
a repeal by the House of the vicious
legislation of last winter, made in the in
tsrest OF the express companies, and also
OF the increase of postage upon transient
newspapers.
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LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And Southwestern r. X.

HOPKINSVILLE, NASHVILLE. HEN
DERSOS, EVANSVILLE. OWHNSBORO.
ELIZABETHTOWN, LOUISVILLE
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Chancery Sale Of Town Lot

Caruthers a Mallory.
Feb. 10. ls78-4t
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Losing the CoIered Vote.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The cOlorsd
Senator from Mississippi finds that his
deAuneiatiOn of the Administration has
embittered the bloody shirt faction in the
Senate against him. Such Senators as
Morton, Logan, and Cameron profound
~ regret the utterances of Mr.. Bruce, es-
pSeially as what was said under the seal
of executive session has been made pub
lie and cannot be recalled. Grant also
shares in the Indignation heaped upon
Mr.. Bruce, and regards him as migrate
full. But Senator Bruce's remarks were
not made passiOnstely. The same day
Thursday LAST Mr.. Lynch, a colored
Congressman from Mississippi, expressed
the same views, though in more guard
ed manner, in reply 10 Congressman Sim
sleton's speech, whe is also from Mis-
sissippi.
To-day Mr.. Pinchback has written a
letter appealing to Senators not to attack
him uBjustly. He admits that he was in
the penitentiary on account OF a person
al reneOunter, and not, rs Senator Herri-
mon insinuated in the Senate, on the
charge of burglary. He says with Bruce
and Lynch that he does not favor a color
line ia politics or political organization
on the basis of race.
The fact is, the Republican leaders are
aware that the old slave holding States
are forever lost to their party, and that
united South may be expected for the
Democracy in the next elections. Some
of the Republican Senators go so far as
to say that while the President is power
less TO maintain troops In the South, the
celored men cannot be blamed fer max
ing an alliance with the Democracy, even
though IL does reduce the negro to polit-
ical serfdOm. Some two years ago the
President, annoyed by the unsettled con-
ditiOn of several OF the Southern States,
made that famous declaration, al begin
TO think it is time for the Republican par
ty TO unload, which expression had re-
ference to Mississippi rs well as Lsuisi-
ara and Arkansas. The cOlOred men say
that Grant has gone back on them, and
in their condition they cannot help sur
rendering to their old masters. Repub-
licans Of the bloody shirt order declare
that the audncity of the Southern Domoc-
raCy demands that Grant should be re-
elected.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I3.-Lieut. Gov.
Antoine, State Superintendent of Educa-
ton Brown, Secretary of State Deslonds,
and all the colOred members of the Cen
eral Assembly have signed dispatch to
Pinehback declaring that, while they de-
sire to sec him seated, they regard Sena-
tor Bruce's speech as impelitie and a.
gainst the true interests of the eOlOred
race.
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ChanGGFy Sale Of Real Estate.

In ChaneerY size of Common Law
ana ChanGerT C0urG of Madison
County, Team.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

LONDON, February I2.-There has been
no new feature of interest in the Nine
ing Lane Markets during the week.
Buyers are still showing great want of
confidence, but prices, with few excep.
tions, have not suffered further depres-
sion. Sugar is very fiat. The reported
deficiency in Cuba on account of the
drought has had no influence here. COT
fee j. firm. Ceylon descriptions are rath-
er dearer, but others are steady and mac
tive Rice is quiet.
Al the Stock Exchange there has been
but little doing to-day, though NEST of
the changes in price have been in an up
ward direction. American securities
have generally been steady.
There is less demand for money in the
open market, but rates are generally
maintained. There has been no bullion
movement nj the bank of England to-
day.
THE NEW LONDON BANK ROBBERY.
NEW LONDON, Conn, February p
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

A FEW MORE FACTS ABOUT MARDI GRAs.
The other day it was explained in this
journal that Mardi GrRs is observed as q
festival in honor of the time previous to
Lent, when meat can no longer be used ;
that is French word, signifying "fat
Tuesday" or, farewell to flesh, and that
it has been so observed since the days of
apostles. 1t is now in order to tell why
it is movable feast, or, in other words,
why it appears to come ON different dates
each successive year-a fact few not
students of religious history remember.
All movable feasts are governed by
Easter day, which, since Christianity
enlightened the world, has been the
queen of festivals, always celebrated as
tho day Christ rose from the dead, with
marks of joy and gladness. The partieu-
lar time for the observance of Easter was
a subject of much discussion for several
hundred years after the Christian era,
the different Christian churches In sew
eral countries celebrating it at different
DAYS.
At the Council of Nice, in the year 325,
assembled by the Emperor Constantine,
it was declared that Easter should, from
that time forth, be governed by the YER
nal equinox fixed on the 2lst of March
that it should also be on the first Sunday
after the full moon, which happens upon
or next after the 2lst Of March, and IL
the full moon happens on sunday, Eas-
ter is the Sunday after. The earliest pos
sible day for Easter 10 occur is the 22d
of March, and the latest the 25th of April.
1t seldom happens on the 22d of March,
and will not occur that early again until
the year 1913. Nor will it happen as
late as April 25th but once in this centu-
~, and that will be in 1856.
Shroye Tuesday, the close of the Car
nivaI, and Ash Wednesday, the begin
II nv,#I aaFN1 h.
Easter, and are observed accordingly
The Mardi Gras will be celebrated with
us this year in a most gorgeous style
Memphis Avalanche.
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NORTH AND EAsTI

Condensed Time Card, IN Effect Janua-
~ 23d, 1876.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The House Committee on the Pacific
Railroad will meet tomorrow. 1t is the
understanding that they are TO vote upon
the pending proposition of guaranteeing
the interest on the bonds Of the Texas
aud Pacific road The friends of that
measure are hopeful OF a favorable report
frou the committee.
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nj Obtained on slightest Erounds-lsgal ~
IIlV0FlpN srywhsrs Residsncs not rsquirea- fs
OlNblUOu AFTER deere. Address Lock Boz.
Wall Street CariCature:

Hsw Book - page. ooatainE "a Engraved lllus-
tratloua With Information Stock SpecnlateFs Fries
10 e;s by mall TRUMBRIDGE 90, banksra aAa
Roksrs Wall Street n. Y
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4 REPUBLICAN PUBLICATION.

although one-half tina depth of the best
enc when they began work.
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THE CAUCUS cosnGGTrEE.

The position of chairman of the caucus
committee on the Courrency Committee
was rendered to Mr., Blackburn, of Ken
tueky, and declined, upon the ground
that he had already been put on the Con-
gressiOnal consultation committee. This
committee has not yet been called toSeth-
er, but will probably meet tomorrow.
They will Immediately report a repeal of
the resumption act.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
A srEAMsHIP CoMPANY's FAILURE.

MALES, February 12'-The failure of
the Trinacria Steamship Company at Pal
ermo has created much excitement. Sew
eral lesser failures are announced at Pal
srmO and at other points in Sicily in
consequence. The GOYrnment of Italy
holds the first mortgage of 81 900, 900 on
the steamers for the subsidy recently
granted, and will probably press It's
claim. The FlOriO Steamship Company
has made preliminary offer of $40,-
600 for the Trinaeria COmpany's bust
ness.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. I5.-The Democrats
of the House of Representatives struck
to-day another quiet and effective blow
in the interests of the people, by putting
through the fertilization bill, with a re-
ductiOn of $40, 600 on last last years APP
preparations. The Republicans made no
light on this bill. They did their best on
the West Point Academy bill and the
consular bill; but, in spite of the large
army influence, they failed. The next
big struggle against economy will be
made on the river and harbor bill; but it
is now apparent that the Democrats will
be ablo to effect their programme of the
saving of twenty-five million dollars to
the taxpayers. Some of the House COM
mittses are doing excellent work in the
direction of economy.
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w. n. HALDEMAN

President Cour.sr-JoUEnalC Company
LOUISVILLE, ny.
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TEN COUNTS AGAINsr cARDOzA.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, February IA
jackson (Aiss.l special says: The COM
mittee investigating the official conduct
of CardOza, the State Superintendent Of
Education, reports that, after diliigeRt
inquiry, it fRds him guilty on ten
counts, AS follows: Pejury, liability for
public moneys unaecounted for from the
time Of his taking possession OF the office,
misrepresentation of public moneys, en-
bezzlement, speculation, bribery, fraudu-
lent issuance OF witness certificates, for
gerry, extOrtion, and having in his pos
session State moneys unaccounted for
ORDERS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF JUS
TICE.
WASHINGTON, February 12.-The fol-
lowing orders were issued to-day:
DEPARTMENT OF JUsTICK, !
Washington, Feb. II, 1891
The head of this department. learning
with deep regret of the death of the Hon.
ReVerdy johnson, AttOrnsy-GeneFal Of
the United States from March s. 1S49, q
July p, 1850, and out of profound respest
for the memory Of his great services and
eminent abilities, orders that this de-
partment be closed and draped In mourn,
ing on the day OF the funeral.
(Signed) EDWARDS PIBRREPoGT,
Attorney General,
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Wanted

MARRIED PEOPLE--Es~ InysntisA Aus
what yen want reliable and Darabls- Mshed - r.
ssiPt o. T5ci.L Addrs~s Dr. HOsHAN CO., Middle
teNu. Cons.
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Says, in letter 10 the Quincy Mass Patriot that
hrssfourths Of tAs books In brisk demand Al hs public
hbraTles are vaPid and sensational" He thinks that
parents ought 20 guide the chdren's taste IN the choc
% reading than they do. The Newark Adv@rti-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-09

INTEREST IN ELECrIoN.-Inter-
est in the election was kept up yester-
day, and all day long and far into
the night the streets were crowded
with men, anxious to learn the latest
eturns. The uncertain character of
such of the dispatches from the East
as were bulletined, and the close rum
ming Of the county served to keep the
interest up to the highest pitch, and
betting on the result, from President
down to Constable, was freely INDUCED
in. The law forbids betting OH the re-
suit Of any election; but il Is inter-
preted to mean that persons are only
forbidden to bet while an election is
pending, and that when the election is
over the restriction Is removed. This
is a rational view OF the case, as the
law is only intended 10 prevent cleo.
tons from being Influenced by let.
ting, which 1t has happened that they
have been.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-09

STILL IN THE FIELD.-Received from New
York. a large assortment of Drugs and
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals.
etc.; also, a large invoice of %ire-proof Lamp
guaranteed to stand FIRE for six months; also
a large assortment of chimneys Ives PATENT.
fire proof; also a large assortment Of other
kinds Of manufactures. Agent for Combs
Lamp Co. Will sell at bedrock prices for
cash. La Bastie fre-proof~ chimncys, so cents
each. Ives fire-proof chi nneys, Is cents
each. Gamecock student chimneys, 25 cents
each. Sold at the City Drug Store by
s23 l.. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-09

WILL Be ABsKNr.-Dr. Hamilton requests
US to stats that no will in a few days visit
White Pine on professional business. lie
will be absent from Eureka soy eral days. In
The meantime, any person desiring anything
in the dental limo should call on him at once.
sep20. If