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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
DOUBTFUL.


Aunt Mathilde said nothing, but she
began to have misgiyings. Was the old
story of herself and Nina going to be
played out over again Sometimes she
thought the Lieutenant liked one girl,
sometimes the other, and sometimes she
doubted if he cared for either.
II he brought bouquets, Mildred's was
presented with many pretty speeches,
whilst Pauline's was laid down hesita-
tingly, rs if he thought it Improbable
that She would care to accept it.
Certainly Aunt Mathilde had detected
him, in the midst of his gay speeches to
Mildred, glancing furtively to see if Pau
line had noticed his flowers. But Pau
line simply thanked him, and never even
touched the bouquet until he had depart
ed then she took it to her own room, and
no one ever saw it again.
SO it went on. Mildred and the Lieu
tenant were on friendlier terms than ev-
er, and she never seemed 50 happy IS
when he was near; they had their lively
jokes together, and sang duets, and stroll
ed under the lime trees whilst there was
a restraint between him and Pauline, al
though at times it seemed as if he were
anxious 10 win her favor.
Aunt Mathilde became more and more
bewildered, and at length decided it
ould be best to quit HOchfeld before
matters grew more serious.
''And what shall do without my Lieu
tenant?' asked Mildred. "Oh, Aunt
Mathilde, you can not be so cruel as to
spoil all my pleasurel Do stay little
longer. :"
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eT-- MaEaEIne Tor February-
NORTHERN SNOW. .
rr VIII WALLACE uAHsrr.

ET VIII WALLACE HAENT1-
An exile to the pine and palm,
7 see the fzr-winged summer hrgod,
Through azurs depths OF endless calm,
Above a uursling solitad..
And ample breal-h- II bloom uuturled,
A. sweet a. that voIuptuous South
Where Antony gave the Roman world
For Esypt,- Cleopatra mouth.
All thing, Of sight and sound arpssr
To breathe .f nothing but content.
As il uuheeded, through the year.
The vazvaut seasons came and went.
Yet often, when I hear The rain,
In fleece Of vapcr, whisper Io~
Like ghosts sbuut Ile Wiudow-pauu.
Ny heart would leap TO see The snow;
To sse beyond tha frozen msSss,
In chalk and cray0n's black and white,
~ -Tiisrilsr-hlis. throush aiHsnsuherez-
TinS-bioUu, in dazzle points Of light;
The smotbercd roofs that lie below
The Httls wreaths OF thin blue smoke.
where doddcr holds handfuls of snow
Above them on its mother oaE.
In smooth, white levels lies the croft:
A mound OF snow She lockwood shines:
sin sweep the troWel>, white and soft.
In sloPIng curves and sweeping lines.
Soft furries as a shadow blurs'
The page in passing, light and fleet;
Like soft, warm faces wrapped iu furs:
Like faces passing on the street
see them in the falling rain.
Through all the years thG; BE between,
Like ghosts about the window-paue,
Among the musk and evergreen:
The boyhood's frisnds, the fair young wife,
Who watched with me 30 long ago,
As il across another life,
Among the softly falling snsw;
While gyieving through the pine and Psll-,
The winds do chide uncounted hours,
Whose uusHent summers nj the calm
With soft, sweet utterances Of flowers.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
L0MSVILLE COuRIER JOURNAL

Is sdetermined that its fury-sxh year shall than
maintain its supremacy the great newspaper OF the
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ly half century Of their individual and combined sue
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he loved her. ofcourse they were hap

py.
IL is not generally known that Andrew
Jackson married lady whose husband
was still living. She was an unaduca-
ted bat amiable woman. and most devo-
tedly attached To the old warrior and
statesman.
John c. Calhoun married his cousin
and their children, fortunately, were
neither diseased nor idiotic, but they do
not eyince the talent of the great States
rights advocate.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

J. q; Reid and REGISTERED in the Registers office OF
Madison county, Tenn in Book OF Trusts No ., page
G34 TO which reference is here made, will ON
Thursday, February 2lth, 1876,
in front Of the Court House the city OF Jackson
Tenn between the hours Of 10 clock A. a., and p M
sell a public auction for cash. 10 the highest bidder
the following described tracts Of land lying IN Madison
county viz
In J. W. Loves line f. &. HalbutS southeast corner;
runs north Sc west with fence lOG poles 90 stake
thence south 2fO9lO poles 20 stake "nd blacN "Ak
pointer south degrees east 20 poles 10 SlaSr an"
white oak pointer: thence south degrees east Y poles
20 a stake snd doCwoOd pointer and larch, down ihc
same with its neanderinEs l2f poles 20 STAKE ana
line thence east l62 poles. 10 links Q" NI,- NAiS
corner stake u Grecr's line; thence north 20 stake
in the lower Brownsville road 29G poirs thence west
73 poleS 10 stake iu j. W Love corner; thence unH
l3i poles and Is links 20 she beginning it being The
same tract convey sd 10 said j. g. Reid 10y j. H. FI''h
and W. A. Morgan.
black oak L. Horizons southwest corner ot y acl :
tract thence 2O4 poles stake; thence south lg'
poles oak thence east 30 p poles % cup"lo
gum; thence north ~ poles 10 stakes tuehce east ''
poles post oak corner Of S6h acre tracts thence
north 80 poles stake; thence with the line OF said
96 rcre tract north 65 degrees east 40 pole 90 black
oak thence north % degrees west 20 poles 10 an elm
the south boundary Of said : acre tract thence south
west with his line the begiuuing-nsiug the tract
veved to said J. 6 Reid by Jas Johnson, executor
Also another tract containing 9dA acres conveyed o
said Reid by the executors OF sald jas. JoAh>o' t
braced in deed with above 2al = acre tract "i'L
deed is registered IN the Registers office OF MADISON
county in Book No. p, page 49T.
The aforesaid tracts OF land viii be sold seaFs s.e5
and without the equity OF redemption, which has 'eu
waived in and bv d supplemental deed made 10 me nA
said Reid on the 2nd OF April, 1870 ana reSater," ~
Book Of Trust No g. page IS, here referred 10. ne '
lie 70 said lands is believed 10 be good; but VIII sen
and convey onv as trustee said sale being made TO pay
jan22-4 -4v C.M. HAWKES. Trustee
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

In referring to the proposed candidacy
OF Col. sam Mckinney, of Knoxville, for
Congress by the Democrats, the LoudOn
Times, thinks he will be hard TO beat, un-
less the Republicans put out a No. ! man,
and intimates that the present Represen-
tatiYe is not the man.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
State of Tennessee, HeNairy County

S. ". McCull1r rs. d. L. HcGUiDH.
IN this t appearing by affidavit that the defcn-
i dant. -. l. McGuiEu. is justly indebted 60 the
plaintiff, and said McGuiun is a nonresident ut the
State, that the ordinary process Of law caGuot be
served en- him. aud Or gual Attachment having been
issucd and levy made tract 10 is therefore
dcrtd that publication be made in the Whg and Tribune
a u.wpaper published iu jackson Tenn, for four sue
ccSsve weeks, commanding the said D. l. Actiuiun To
appear before Juo W walker acting Justice "t thc
Peace al my Office u the 5th Civil District of said
county on ad day OF Fehruary lS5G ard make defence
said suit against him, il wiilhe proceeded with
eN Tartc. -
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
SheriTs Sale.

Lac side Common Lac and CHGpccry Court.
Caleb Mcknight vs.. Hudson a Mcknight and J. j.
Johnson.
LOY virtue OF a III Ia 10 directed from the CeIk OF
ID the Law Side Of the Common Law and Chancery
Court the County 81 Madison, will expose sale
the north door Of the Court House ia Jcckson Ten
uysscc,
Saturday, February 18th, 1876,
to satisfy said q IN costs all the right, title
tercst that j. &. Hudson has in and TO the following de
scribCd town lot Situated and described follows:
Living in East jackson, Tenn, and bounded the
the north by Preston's lands; and south by
the Huntingdon road, and west by the Hudson and
Mcknight lands. sale within lawful hours.
JAS. AMfS Deputy sheriff.
II. C. Anderson, Attorney. janl5-iw.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

Fayetteville Express: Deputy L. 5.
Marshall Jas. NJ. Davis was arrested in
this place yesterday morning by Consta-
BILE Nevis, on warrant sworn out by a
Miss Andrcwtou, who lives with Dir. Fe-
liN Smith, on Coldwater, in this county,
charging him with accomplishing a rape
upon the person of her sister, one day
last week
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

Springfield Record: ''We learn from
Mr.. C.. c. Bell that a large amout Of the
tobacco that has been put in bulk through
the country is in very soft order, and
will damage If it is not taken out of bulk
soon. Planters should be careful about
ordering their tobacco, rs it can not
be sold for its real value unless it is in
good order"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
SOUTIE-Y EATETeN
BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.
JACKSON, TENSTssEE.

TTNHE next term of this institution will
i MoSDAY. AU0Vsr 30th, 1878.
FACULTY.
WM SHELTON, d. D.. Presiden; and Professor OF Nat
ural Science.
q. W. IARMAN. Professor OF Ancient Languages
u. c. IRBY. Professor OF Mathematics.
Il. W. JONES, Principal in Preparatory Department
LHw DEPARTMENT
JUDGE r J. FREEMAN,
GEN. A. ". CAMPBELL. Z Professors.
JUDGE II. E. JACKSON,
Rates OF TuEtion--Per TerEsa of Five
Months.
/ Preparatory Department, 1000
| Collegiate Department 800 ?" 5000
Contingent Zee 200
Tickets admission be seciaed from the Score
tary By payment OF cash ia advance note in bank
for ninety days.
Board. exclusive OF ghis and washing SIG per month
This Institution Us characterized by strict dseisine
good moral aud religious influence and thorough in
sruction. Young taught 10 thinks and proper
~ prepared the active duties Of lie. None
tanned Who viii spbmit to Tie government Of the
school.
Sons OF ministers who actively engaged IN the
work, also all preparing .or the gospel ministry
ceived free OF all tuition fees.
July II \. :. SAYLE, sec-y.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
Pauline sprang to her feet.

Wm. Broglin, of Lincoln county, has
been bound over for trial on the charge
of having attempted TO violate the person
of a woman named Mary Little, in that
county.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
a T exas Home g
FoT @0 81

DR. A. A. HcBRYDE, resident tax payer and pro-
II perty svner Of the hourishing City Of Houston
Texas, and well known the citizens Of that place
will on February 10th, 1876 RATTLE HIS RESIDENCE
on CONGRESS- STREET Of said city. Cards repre-
senting chances by mail, . 90. Accompanying each a
description OF the City OF Houston and surrounding
country. Address DR.. A. A. AcbRIDE, late Editor
Houston Evening Age, Houston, Texas.
Holders Of chances Immediately advised ut result Of
Rate which will be fairly and hOHorahly conduosed.
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The Scientific American

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It Paysy 1t Pays Z!
WHAT PAYS?

IT paws every Manu- uiactursr Merchant, Mechaulc ln
yentor. Farmer Professional 'naii. 10 Keep in
formed ali the Improvements aad discoveries Of tie
age.
Il Paws the head OF every family TO Introduce into h~
household newspaper that Is instructive one that -
tiers taste for investigation, and promotes thought AMI
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

Mark Twain in Atlantic for February.l
Mark TWain's Sad Experience with Bob
tail Horse Car Poetry.
Viii the reader please 10 cast his eye
over the following verses, and see if he
can discover anything harmful in them
''tOnductor- VI hen you receive fare,
Punch IN the presence of the passeuiarei
blue trip slip FOR an eight cent fare,
bun trip slip for six cent fare,
A pink trip slip for a three cent fare.
Punch in the presence OF the Passenjarei
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

The leather business of the United
states represents a-working capital Of
S7O.OOO 600.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Property
ThnrsdaY. February 9th, lSI6,

TTNDER and in pursuance OF the authority vested in
me as Trustee by a certain Trust Deed made by
J g. Reid, and registered in the Registers once OF
Madison county Tenn in Book OF Trusts No. s. page
G34 TO which reference is here made, viii ON
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

TNOR ID speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness Lost Nan
hood and all disorders brsug ght on by indiscretiOns
excess Any Druggist has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON A CO.. B>z 2296 New YORK. sep4-ly.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

An exile 10 the pine and palm,
7 see the far-winged summer brood,
Through szurs depths OF endless calm,
Above a nursing solitads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
Foreign News.

LONDON, September l3.-lhe Post, a thick
and thu supporter OF the Government, conspic'
uOusy invites atcntlDu to the arrests OF the
Turkish officers charged with the Bulgarian
atrocities as evidence, etc. hat the Porte Is
taking eff4ctua measures to show Its abhor-
reuce ui the Unauthorized aud deplorab!c acts
in Bulgaria. 1t says: I'VE may feel couhdcnt
thai l. I'd Derby and Mr.. E'liotts earnest 10
tcrpositiou has not been without effect IN sc
curing the punishment OF the guilty and relief
for the sufferers" a special dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin says: The Porte
has deinit ly resolved TO refuse an arms'lce
but declares its readiness to discuss terms OF
peace. The Porte will not obj CT TO suspen-
sion of hostilitcs provided the Powers show as
earnest ds.sire to conclude peace as they
have to bring about an arwisllcc. An Amster-
dam special TO the Pail Mail Gaz tie says:
"Serious disturbances occurred here Monday
night and last night because the Government
suppressed fair Troops were called out and
attacked the mob killing one person aud Wound-
iug fourteen. Large r"iniorcemcuts of troops
have arrived.
LONDON September l3.-rhe race Tor the
81. Legcr sak : al DJncastcr 70 day was won
by Perarch with Wild Tommy I'd and Julius
Caesar Sd. Ksber the favorlte at To | on
hlm was not paced.
LONDON, September ia Servian bulIe-
tin announces that fighting occurred yesterday
between Alcxnaz aud Dalcgrad on the left
bank of the MoraYo which terminated 10 favor
Of he Servans No details have been received.
Gen. Rauc, O,impics has been superseded
in command Of the Servian army of the Dnna
by Col. Mlrcovich. 1900 Italian volunteers
are expecied to arrive at Belgrade shortly.
A tell gram FROM Malta announces that
severe shock Of earthquake was experienced
at Messina to day. creating panic, but DC
damage Vas done. Some houses arc reported
damaged at Reggie.
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NV s.re.An ~ Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Actloneers.I
NrALUA bDk REAL ESTATE N ALEA.
' ANUkIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR
SALE
Under authority Of the decree Of the Giro uit
Court Of alexandria county, Va, IN the suit ui
Kosch'S exec utprs against Roachs devlsees,
passed nj the May term, 1915, the undersigned
as commissioned, will offer on SAEU ia /,
October lith, 1876, AT II IN, by public auction,
luil,sS t.kYn up 1T privnte sale, p'lor to the LIST
ci ~. tubcr ncAi) the following described prop
e7ty:
i. PROSPECT HILL" late the residence
Il james Roach deceased, on the south side OF
lie Arlington turnpike, and on the east side oil
the old road and the Alexandra and George
town road containing FIFTY ACRES. On 49,
this tract are the large BRICK MANSION asi
HOUSE and STA BLES, With other out buid-
inys--thc whole making one oi The most uesr'
Able residences IN the county.
= 4 triangular PIECE OF GROUND to the
west o; The as:vve, situated between the old road
ard the Alexandria and Georgetown road, con.
tanning FO u RIEEN ACkES, three rooos ano
Ten poles.
j. TRACT OF LAND in said county, on
-Four Nile ;.uI, ON the county road from Aiexan
dr. 10 Georgetown, about equI-dstant tom
Washington, AleXsndria and Georget ,wn. con
talllny ;soout 81 A. y r. and IL y This place
maj. factory. ard the land is OF flr quality.
Sacto AXE place on the east front vi ths
Pv>totiicc building, Alexandria, Va.
Terms: Twenty per cent OF the purchase
money cash; tue resi-, u IN three equal install
mcn;s Vt siA, twol g "nd eighteen months, re.
slcc.Wrty, with interest, 10 90 secured by bonds
q tnc purchaser, with good personal security
III" 10 bo rc;>incd until fall payment Ct The
Purchase NON y, and the land 10 be resoid q
uurchss rs rlsK on def,uit in meeting bonds a
maturity. 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
sep Is -ccts Commissioner
LNUk 81. JOHNS ACADEMY.
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syALE or VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
y TY-PursuAnt 10 the decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county, pronounco1 st juno
term, 1874 IN the suit OF Charles j. Brewer and
others, Lnr una.r-i.ned commissioners named
il. said decree viii. on Mon DAY, the 2lot day
Of August, 1870 That DGin2 Court day. at noon
Of lh4, day, before the door ot tlG Court House
Of sad county, So, /, til" highest bidder. Dy
public auction, that yaiu bic property % which
John W. PicrpO.nt at present resides, formerly
.ne residence OF the late William Brewer. ms
tract contains O< 4 Ii UN DKED AND SlATf
ACRES, l. improved by comfortable .:.aa
FRAME DWELLING with the usual -HssA
ont bu,llngs is well Watercd and tIInDcred, II.
ROOD state Of cu.tIvatlOl good iFull, ana ilcs Oh
tn. Mddie Pike, near GIDson's woods shu NJ
juin. Ash Grove "
Terms .! sale: Enough cash III hand to pay
the .xpeag.. OF aac and the sum OF soJl 03, with
interest thereon from the 18TH day OF April,
1870 tn day Of saie, .nd the residue in three
,qu.l >.r.nua payments, to bear interest from
tn d,.y Of sale, 20 be secured by the nos of the
purcha-cr with good personal security, ana re-
;enllon Of title until the last payment i: made.
CuuYoyaacIng ri the expense OF the purchaser.
THOMAS Il LOVE, Commissioners
THOMAS MOORE, vi oaIe.
Fairfax county, is 17-w4"
,-s-- he above Bal+ Is po.Lpone1 until MON-
DAY, the l3tn day Of September next Court
day, 81 the same place and hour. au III "ta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
GEN
WEST POINT CADET CLOTH,
Government standard. }

Government Stapdard.)
Color warranted. We have purchased these
goods st u decided reduction, and sci. them cor
fc>pondingly cheap.
sop Is II. c. SLAYMAkERC co.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, SC1S-
L SORS, &c.
The Subscribers invite attention TO desirable
Stock CT the above goods, which were bought az
srrCuccd price. and will be sold at y small ad-
vance, wholesale and retail. Call and examine
a. IS King street, corner Ct Royal sts.
Sepl3 j. T. CREIGHTON s. Sun.
STAFFORD MANUFACTURING cos.
~ STENCIL COMBINATION, containing
A!phsNet Figures, Ink and Brush, assert
ment / sizes, for sale 81 IS King street. A nice
artlcic ior nlarking bags, boxes. &c.
sep Is } T.LHEiGHTON s. SON.
lLD GOVERN MENT Java, Mocha and
" LaGauyra Cottaes just received and for sale
a. the lowest market rates.
GEO. McBURNEY s SON,
sep Is l66 and 10 King street.
DRlME LEMONS just received by
sep ID GEO. McBURNE4 y SON.
ID LIE A S A n T ROOMS
GOOD BOARD,
on King street, nearly opposite DR.. Stsbler'
drug store. sep Slim