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Ore8ben. unIere acknowledgements
or9ane beS o.fieielc rDrssoner Souri,"
ano Die oificioie ,Hcip3is:r l3ts." babcn
i'd teiner 9roBeu Seliebtbeit urtsr ben
iadlilben v0anbsstinosrn" ~ erjreueu.
Grltsrss arbsit:t nit eiuem iabrlidsn
Deficit Don co. 10 1000 81. uno lesterss
bat sinrn RIfsans pon 4255 Ghlr. on
Abonnements9sloern su f%oultatirtm ges
babt unb iihsrlid wiiroe Der Mad9nug
elm nod bebeut. uoersr fsin, wsnn Nic Sel'
tuus nlbt oifieleR BON ulclcn @emsla.
oen, @orporailoucu umb Disqualification
9ebaltsn werben niiibtc. Ytoeutl mau
auberoeul, oaB Die nyslpii9er Bly," ner'
ld3 'eosne NnltrtngnnJcn 9enadh bot,
un Die Hcier lid 3u erGalten 10 earl
wobl i'll oisiem &IdJan9c uu3osliclEait
Oas bette Vcwasmtttei 9~eiuuScn wer'
oem. An6 in Sadblrn lelbt Der 3onler'
uatiutsmus III II fDam9c besriItm iii.
Ter ebeuu!I9S lsNild)c Mi.allerpra.
iioent @rei S,up, but u%nlerer 3eltosns
einsr msbrIa9iseu Scluh absrNatte,.
Gr Uar Sur toHlslidlcu G0IcI yciaoen.
mpfiag Scludle .pod)iiebcuosr B:rlo.
ueu" auo .%9cwatrse' V,iAaitamaaucrA
uelibsoAle As.owa;cu, um oeaislDen
lsuc YcrmitlIaas III o,ierrel4sld)eu
DauSelsuerba!tniNcn SuSula9cn. Mopi
Ibnsn, ,ueuu lie NsrlraneM pabcu.
Gin aagcmcim u,rbreitstts 0eri&at be-
haupttt. Uuan;mIaiIicr y. 0rlclen Dole
lid pemna@lt ms Rr,ualleben 3arAd.
slebem (oosr 5uridsc5oasn werOsd.)
0irlt unp Slrlt.u o H'pps WarcH
oielsr Gage gum Ssia4 Ots tOrisliItu
Soles bltA. anWsl emo.
Ma9peburs. Ger Staotctas Der
YrouinS SaNisn uno OeS 0erioasbums
4nbalt miro wabrsnO Oct Spsrluo1e III
u~micrer Staot tascu, nad)oem ialt aus
Stdo,s lbre VctbciliSun5 bsreitw .alslt
erflart ba6en.
Der 9au Der ildotiiAsn 8aHsrmerte
1T Der Sau. uuO Grcolibanf IN 0ens
raleutrsprlie u%bsrtra9sn worSen.
Der Geid)stag sab9eoronele D. uarub
(seb. su Gitllt 1905 uOlltnOets ON Is.
NtarS auf le,usm @ate 81 3oblIs IN oer
NieoerlauiiR lem 70. yebenSiayr. Qerr
.. llnrub trat in oaS poIltllAe gebeu
suerit I'M Sabre 124S en-. III itu bic
, 1876-04-24
0ermil0teS

ais Dor eiuiaen Easen bic linter-
iuduns Der 8erpaltaus oes W,ilaoel-
pbier Sd,iffSbaubofes cor cinem Subco.
mite ceS .9auies int Continental = 9otel
in @bilacelpbia int @ause mar. bemerftc
Der SOHieense Dbitborne, oaB fortrpdbs
reno &a4fltide bon Der Dede oes j3im,
merS anf i'm nieoerfi,len. Ufan ferlbte
nab Der uriafe unr faub, baB ein utter
nebmesher .3eitunssberihtsritat.er ein
3i.atncr iber oem S~ieunaSiaale seu,ie-
tibet. eth God ourd ben 6uBhuosu uuo
Die Dede aebobrt unb neb n oem &ron>
'euhter cine 00bre eiuseiest butte uno
Die Seasenausiasen tuSrtlid nicoe idrieb
als i'm Der @issntbiimer bes Dotels er<
10 idte. Das @omite. bel weld)esa Die
GntOeduns srobe 9eiterfe,t eIreste. ncbm
ibm eineu @io ab. oab er Don benz &c.
b0rten ridts uetlauten lafe, uuS Lief ibu
Iaufen.
Dec gunoesifeuer Ginnebmer Bat-
t rian uea Wempbis. Tenn, uno Der
1hifs- YGnoesiteuer- @innebrner Ysrton
con Pasa.eas, aontudp, ,.~tss~nbn,en
nit iieben Sunbesioicaten einen fiiuftds
aiaen 6eloiua segen rfrumme" Hnblite
sdnappsbrsnnerciu in 9enrD @ountg.
1enn., uuo Gallawap gountp $n.. Su
eriterem baben #, S ano in leetsrem 8
Brennereien nebit elmer WaHc Oes id)aus
erlihiteu Sui Is pernidret, Glnri6tunoed
uub 5abrifat rpareu 70 fdledt baB ma
ibre 0ernidtuna elmer Seidlusnabms
por3os. 6inf Der Breauer ,purOen abse.
faBt, bic iibrissn eat.uiidten.
, 1876-04-24

RewsD D r I, %. Mpril. Sic Gre.
oitoren BON Suneau SHERMAN & Co.,
bieIten bsute Morseu cine @isuns unt
%erpdbIten gbarlss 6. Strong smns giiis
nee.
Neip.Dors. %. Mpril. Sos Rem.
Dort 5otel. felt 80 Sabren Der be!iebtse
fe aufentbaItsort Der &eiienben aus Dem
Saoen, waroe seftern sei6lOiea. 0it
@diie mnBten anoere Auartiere luben.
Sic GisentDiimsr (oie 5crren @rislep)
iaser. baB Die Wietbe, $4,000 perSabr,
Is 9ro5ent msbr III. ais lie iein iulte.
Das sNDbeI wiro ouf 6Ifsntlides Ser.
.ftciseraus Derfauft .usroen.
Bittburg, q. Ipril. Srshsrid
Mpers tpurOe seitern berGrmorouns Don
ausat Dorm iibsrfabrt.
5arrisburs, 81. april. @op.
Sartranft eriieB seitern ben 9efebl CUR
5inri1tuns beg goaaro ae0sp an 8.
SUM 1876, Der an 6. Mpril it Carbon
s ,untp beg Moroes BON Sobn 81. Sonss
i6uloi9 befunoen uno an -. 9lpril gum
Sooe ourd 9dnsen eernrtbeils noroen
mar.
, 1876-04-24
Die Tobkur

1T b%eftrrt. has ears. bisbrrise SctlperFabren uutS
Suitoben, Dte &ur wtrb bur9 bas iosenaunte
Sobbao nnb ourd GiNnelmen pon 2obputper
bewtrtt & ie 9obhdoer Seisen an, no bic &rantbeit
ib!en Sts bat, no ttff ie lie9t, uuo ~ stei3cr
!3eit seisen fe bic aebenstroit hes MenI3tn an.
3olIlenoe ttno IN ben teBten dpet Sabreu In Der
Sobes&nftaIt, "a Stdnton Ctr, RSp gort, sebeilt
1porben, Inter ben @cbettt.n beiinben i'd piele
MerSte uno NpotbCftr. Dte 9obbdoer urttrideiter
ii9 non anberen 8dberu babur9, bab Fc bireft ouf
Bite Srantbeit t~tnpirtcn, II bSen tronfen Gtoii ents
%ternen, IN rel4er horn er aud gum @ori6sin
fomme. Ste fu6 stn @srbrennunss. ober ausid.iz
bunsssproceb Der Rrautbett5itofe. s5eber 8rante
pir6 bet Der Mnperbuns httisr Sur y~osu5aeen iein
ei9ener ar3tt.- @c1n Scnare bnr4 bisie 0dbcr ees
beilt TT, 70 tit e. ptrtli4 uno raoifal sebeilt, pa9z
renb nod Der btsber9en SetlmetboSe bts @tttcl
sep5bnIi5 9sfdbrlt5er iinb als bic Rrantbcit}cIoit,
lnb ii& offers eth gangs Seer ieeanbdrer &rarts
heiten eiuiteut
Dboisi9 bic eOb5dssr que aranfbeiten, inu,rli5
unb anbcrti@, %turiren, 10 fiub bod bic @irtunsen
bet f~olsenben Rrantbsiten, DEFENDERS pern fc i'd
nod in acutem 3 uitanre ~befinben, CANA auberorbents
lid: Eteber, ielbii @erpens uab &ppbnsitber,
Iperben iebr i3nea, gsw6bnIt4 init Ia Sdbern,
turirt. Ssaiss unb Experimentation wtrb,
Defenders bet iunsen eeuten u TN sriten Stadium,
9eipobnli6 Ietat turirt. SNaNertuGt, Wbets
tnattSnniS perbeG oft tebr. i9n.l eebeilt;
ebenic gusens uno Decentralization, ioxis aae
tppbtlttithe arantAsitsH tn iebem srabe. Sri
duberen arantbciten, Sranbmnnben, @es
tdWiiren, SeropbeIn &C. 1T BITE @trfuno Elm.
pl6Sltde u. ii9tbare. Nur eth 4ab lit binret6enb,
UNI &eben pom Der aStrtnn9 5u lber5en9eu. IRA
sentrebS unb bic Iosenannte SSarn: oSer
Snderrubr (eine bis lest unbetttor. arantbeit)
muroen 9ebeilt. Sci lesterer Srontbtit aebe, Is
9rosent Sss 3udtrfefes NIT iebem Babe Sur4 ben
urtn ab.
Oie 8obes uHb einnebme>9uIpcr wsrb,n mad
iebcn, 9Ias I'M eauoe u%erlanbt, Der Qreis bes
8abesSnlpers lit 50, Der hes GtnnebHe : Buffers
81. @son Iafe ii4 cine 8roiddre lbsr BITE sob,ur
tn snsli4er ebsr bsuti4er Spra9e i4iten.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stantou Ctr. (Box 1891
-r REV perk
, 1876-04-24
@ekuAien.

8alti 81. gpril. No9ri4-
ten, welde bier bon Sapti sintrafsn,
'tsloen ben uoaitdnOissa GrfoIs Der DOR
tissn &epulution sesen Yrdiiosnt So.
miniqus. Der iein 9eii in Der Gludt JUDI
te. Serner ,pirb bsrihtst, baB Gen. So.
'''eau, Der bic Steae zines S'eepraiiosn.
ten ooer Yremiers I'M Cabinet betlsiosts,
srl9oNea uorbea LIT. 8oa sleldem
S4idlal wuroe Gen. Yisrre 2orqust,
Der Gommanoeur bes 6ltli9eu &sparts.
1'ents Der &epublit credit.
, 1876-04-24
Snbien.

2oub o II, %. Mpril. Cine in benz
wYionssr", aus Calcutta. per6ifentliate
9erside iast, bab II 4erlonen, tuelae
an Dem Moroe oes 9errn Mursarp, bon
Der ensliiden gypeoition, betbsilist iua-
rem. an s.. Mai gu 8abns. 9irmah, in
Mnwsienbeit BON elmer beitildengs!orte,
erldoiien meroen ioq.
, 1876-04-24
SIrsei.

2onbo II, %. Mpril. Die rSrbIi
den Mddte, in @erbinbuns nit Der
ensliiden &esieruns, beitreben iiA, Die
adrtiide &esieruns su peranIahen, bic
8erbanolunaen wieoer Su er0fnen. mit
elmer beKersn aMAi9t Die 1llidsn aa.
9ele9enbeiten 5u cr%leoisen.
% len, %. Mpril. IS beibt, BAT
Die tiirfiide &csieruns miIitarii@e BE-
pba9tuass=2 Eager Su Seuttaro erri4tet,
MN Die Mblidtea Der Montene9riner gu
bcoba9ten.
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ueusft teksr. pss(dsn.
England.

2onbon, %. April. Cine idrsd=
hide &spIolion BON @9iebpull CT ereig.
ncts lid bsute in eimm @%ussrabuGs $
9unnel. in ber @taet 3eatb 9ariib,
@ib-M aIss, nabe Sirafa,. Is arbei=
ter pnroen in Den &uiuen be9raben
Sbrc G6rpcr iinb nod nldt erlanss apor-
Den.
Gonbon, %. Mpril. Ser 2oro
Mapor iast bab er tuabri9einIid ni6t
i'm Stanos fem miro, Ybi!abeRbia,
Gsntennial= Nusitsaans, uie srit er,par.
tet puroe, gu bsiuden, in GMse ieiner
pffisieqen 81 idten.
, 1876-04-24
8iraini0 @tddtS>W15erGe
tae,,s bsrsusssseben ron
9sbn 8. psia
re. 81 3tu0lfte straae.
ibmono, Ba.


Yrefle 0kG MuSttBet.
Gta Sauase, elm Wrf WIS
gin Sauare, aret NAL ~.
Win 6enare, brri aea1 l15
Gin Gauare. etnt Wo&t $40
Gtx Spuare, eintn @drRot 70
&ta t5anare. bret Dicnafs 10 10
Srss,rs Msteisen rerssn bauisfr Ssrv&rss.
Not pber nsnissr Bel Gu O,ib.a ttnsn Sauask.
ane atntsteen fnb tut ssraus sa tatltn.
Die .3eituns wt,t IN @iHmpnt uvb i'm.
ssseab bon bea 9rGssrn fur IS gents per
Buhe awsettraeen.
, 1876-04-24
9nldnSiC1e DepsGAsn.

Norw / d. Connecticut, %. Wpril.
0folsbt s. Sters,, Der Neu.. England
a'oroer, puroe beute Morssn bon osn
@e'@porensn bes MorOss i'm s~tpeiten
9fao l9ulois bsfunbcn.
, 1876-04-24

3ei9en Der 3eit. Wenn cine
iunge Dame oas Jrauen @timmre6t
p%ertbsioist, 10 1T bas Elm 3ciaeu, bub
{ie beiir9tet, iisen gu bIeiben.
Wenn cine Derbeiratbete Trau baiielbe
tbut, 10 1T Elm 3eiden, oab an ben Sem.
ben hires @atten in Der 8ssel bic &n6-
pfe fehIen,
, 1876-04-24
Sranfrei1.

2onbon, 81. @p:il. Sa Daris
mill man $4,000. 900 perwiQissn. nm
bic Gtaot fir bic User @elt. @asltsI-
lung eeboris in ben Stano Su iessu.
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Sur 6 { q,

bas amerifaniide Sutter fir Gicb
Oieie Otiihung entbdlt fein Irienif
ODER pcr9iftetc Stoffe.
Is trinst cine vsire 5aut nab tatt aranfbei-
tn BON Sinbsn meg.
De Ct Yrtitel bat unter einen onsern Monen
Muntsr ptrriGtts ia ben 8iebbesrbm Ypn
WrcB 9rit!onisn,
Go n sin letter @aanasa uub srs'a3t ssfantes
8lsiia bsim 0ieh.
60 bsiSrpert teu WaGstbum bee iunsss Die.
hes.
&c pcreaubt bic SpsiIsn anb srssust iauss
@pue bel S6aafen-
Sir SGwsius if es Elm Wittsl, pel9ss 6ranf
heiten Won ibusa abbalt.
IS reinist bas Slat Der Werbs, &iatSieb
II I. 10.
G'salael oeteitt an ttefcm Sutter, 60 ssrbin-
bert CHOLERA unc permtbrt hes xessa Spn
@icrn.
Gs mirs IN Scent Yafeten bsrfauft. Die
Observation-Disclosures liuo isbr lei6t.
Gar 1 aine 50 Sob 400 Yafste
z 60fb 2OO
A IL 11C1b 400
&nbert 9ume, Nabritant.
Office uup Eager Wo. 10, is Stra6s,
VI ntilt Ut d m o ,, Na.
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DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and dHaEytieaE CheBsiSts.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
NELLY a PYBAS, Ag'ts, jackson, Tenn.
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New Advertisements.

SHERWOOD HOUsE.-Thc Sherwood
House, at Evansville, Indiana, is an cN-
ccilcnt Hotel, and We take pleasure in re-
commanding it to our friends who may
visit the city on pleasure or business. 1t
is all it claims to be. This house is cen
trally located, and convenient to bust
ness. The fare is first class, and the
rooms large, airy and comfortable Sec
advertisement.
RIVERSIDE HorEL.-This is the name
of u neat, cheerful aud well furnished
hotel, located at Louisville, KY, at the
foot of It'll avenue and Steamboat Land
ing. II is now under the direction of
Mr.. Silas Rockwell, Al old Hotel man,
who studies the wants of his guests, and
spares no pains to please them. See card
in another column.
BURNETT HOUsE.-We present to our
readers this week handsome cut of the
Burnett House, at Cincinnati, Ohio
The Burnett has recently been remodel
eel and refurnished, and possesses every
facility, with all the modern improve
mcnts, which will add to the comfort or
pleasure of guests. Our merchants, and
other citizens visiting Cincinnati, win
not regret stopping at this commodious
and elegant hotel.
EVANSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE.-This
business college is beyond question one
Of the very best in the country. 1t is UNI
der the control of gentlemen who thor
oughly understand their business, and
their long experience has acquainted
them with the necessities of young men,
and others desiring a practical and fin
ishcd business training. We commend
this college to our readers and patrons,
and underwrite satisfaction to any who
may attend. y good business education
is valuable alike to farmer, mechanic, ar
tisan, lawyer and merchant, and in these
driving, go-a-head times, no person can
afford to do without L. See card in am
other column and send for circular.
RonINsoN's MACHINE WOEKs.-Among
our new advertisements will he found
that of the Robinson Machine Works, To-
Gated at Richmond, Indiana, one of the
Invest and most substantial cities in that
State. These machine works are thor
oughly reliable in every particular. 1t
was our pleasure to go through this mann
moth concern, and found an army of me-
chanics at work in the various depart
mcnts. Another fact worthy of mention
is that the boiler iron used in this estab-
lShment comes directly from Tennessee,
and mechanics generally are acquainted
with the merits OF this iron. We hearth
works to all who may need anything in
the way OF portable and stationary steam
engines, threshing machines, saw mills
&C., dc. The quality of the goods, and
the price considered, few manufactures
in the country offer such inducemcnt to
the trade.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-11
MURDER WILL OUT"
4 Murderer Identified After a'Lapee or
Eight Years.

just after the war one of those mystic
rious and dastardly murders was COM
mittcd in the adjoining county of Hen
derson, in which the hcIlish deed was so
cautiously concocted and so adroitly exc
cutcd as to prevent the discovery of the
guilty party. Thomas Juncll, a prOmi-
ueut citizen of the county, had suddenly
disappeared and no clue as To his where
abouts could he obtained. That he had
been murdered few doubted, but who
had committed the attrocious deed could
not be determined. The excitement in
the neighborhoOd ran high, and a thor
ouSh search was made for his body, but
without avail. 1t was well known among
the neighbOrs that the bittcrest nimoSitv
had existed for Il time between Juncu
and man known as Jack Green. his SON
iH-law. concerning domestic difficulty
i'm which woman was involved. For
jLis reason at the time of the tragedy
Green was Suspiciuned Is The pcrpefrat0r
of the crime, hut the evidence was not
sufficient To- Justify conviction. Thus for
nearly Sc decade the murder was en-
-hrouGcd in mystery: Hur the old adJge,
''murdcr VIII ont" has at last been veri-
fed. Only a few days since a colorcd
man, Monroe Brooks by naI2c, developed
a secret which it i thought points di-
rectly TO the murderer. The story of the
negro came 10 the ears of the officials
and an investigation was immediately in
stituted. Nunroe Brooks was arrested
and related the following, which we give
as we hear it: About nine or ten o'clock
one night Thos. Green came to my house
and told me he had job of work for me
to do. asked him what he wished me
to do. Green replied. 1 have a bag of
bones which I want you to bury At
first Brooks refused to comply, but was
forced To do 50 at the muzzle of a pistol
i'm Green's hands. After the body va,
inferred Green told Brooks that he was
accused of killing Tom JuucU, and re-
marked furthermore that if he, Brooks.
ever told anything about the job of work
''aud," continued lie, ''if | ever leave
this country and Won tell on me, there Is
a man here who will kill you-" When
Brooks was asked if he remembered
where the body was buried lie answered
IN the affirmative, and led the way 20 the
place, where, after digging a few feet
into the earth, skeleton was discovered,
and it was known to be the remains of
Thos. Junen from leather belt which
was found and which he was known 10
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The robbers seized it at once, and in open
ing the book found about $50 90 in mon
ey and two to three hundred dollars in
County Warrants-au Of which they
gobbled and carried or with them. Ar.
Fink had about three or four hundred
dollars besides what was taken in the
house, but fortunately the robbers failed
to discover it, and it was saved. Mr..
Fink is cripple and quite poor man,
and the loss viii fall heavily upon him.
1t is believed by parties conversant with
the facts that the masked men belonged
to Mr.. Fink's neighborhood, or at least
were citizens of the county and familiar
with Fink's habits and surroundings.-
Mrs. Fink is confident that she reco@-
nizcd one of the robbers, and should this
be so, their early arrest is only matter
Of time, and we shall record their arrest
and punishment with great pleasure.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-11
Comfy Court.

SYNOPSIS OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
MARCH TEEAT OF TIE COUNTY COURT oi
MADISON COUNTY.
Report Of the Commissioners in the
matter of one years support Tor Mr..
Mahala johnson, was received and con-
frmed.
The uuucupative VIII Of \. 3. Crook,
decd. was probated and W. =. Crook APP
pointed Administrator with the VIII am
ueNed.
j. \. Crook was appointed Guardian OF
the minor heirs of \. E. Crook, deed.
Jas. 3. Pearcy was appointed Admins
traitor of Jas. SoweIl. deed
Jas. y. EadIemau was bound a. an APP
prentice to r. j. Wood.
J. Birdsoug. Administrator of J. y.
Watt, decd. is required to pass his ac-
counts before the Clerk, showing the con-
dilion of said estate.
An order appointing Commissioners To
lay of Dover to Sarah Kelly.
Stephen f. johnson appointed Guardi-
an Of Poindexter heirs.
Thos. c. Muse appointed Guardian of
his children.
\ certified copy of Jas. 6. Brchou's
VIII, which had been proven in the Court
OF Teas and Quarter Sessions, in 1919,
was ordered to be spread upon record.
Geo. :. Glenn was appointed Guardian
of the minor heirs of T. NJ. Davis, deed.
One years support set apart from the
estate of Jas. Rogers, deed, to his widow.
Ordered that Reuben II. Epperson, Adj
ministrator of VIM. Melton, deed, be re-
quired to state his account with the Clerk
before the next term.
Z. G. McCOWat was appointed Admin
istrator of J. r. Chappell, decd.
p. c. McCowat was appointed Admin
istrator, -bonis-non, of Thos. c. Nor
veil, deceased.
:. :. johnson, Administrator of Para
lee Z. Wheeler. Partial settlement.
NJ. Groom. Guardian Of Ella Reeves
Final settlement.
;. +. johnson, Executor Of stephen
Johnson. Final settlement.
Jno. Il. Lewis, Guardian of J. Z. Null
Inns Final settlement.
b. F. Young, Administer of James A.
Sweeney. Partial settlement.
All of which were confirmed.
\ number of Reports and Inventories,
&c, were received and confirmed.
A number of Orders and DEGREES were
made, which are not Of general interest.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-11
IDEMLATINE REDDITUH.

tn clarum patriG signum qui s;cpe tulisti,
Aethera adj evectum, dubiO certaminc
forts
Nescius ct vinci, lauri gessisti cOrOnan
Hostibus ercptam, magnis doloribus icti
Quinn fuserent ancile tuum vultumque
Aledusac;
UItorem gladium quamyis te fata negarint
Stricturum cssc, animos iii te cOnvertcre
nOStrOS
Gratum muuus crit, laudes cumulare tu-
asque
Illus ct SMILES sanctis qUi manibuS ignem
EXcussit silici debilem, mOX omnibus 2es-
tum
Quae sub sole jacent ferris lucemquc da-
turum:
Scmper honos, nomcnquc tuum, lau-
dssque manebunt,
Dunn patriae magnum parcntem dicimus
OmHes
Utrumque, ct illum tecum, par mobile
fratrum.
EDMUND L. PATToN.
JACKSON, March 10, 1876.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-11

\ STRANGE FREAK OF NArUEE-A
SNAKE WITH Two HEADS.-On Monday
last Il negro boy, whilst blowing in the
field of Mr. j. y. Diamond, who lives
about four miles west of Mitllin, turned
up with the plowshare a striped or ground
snake about two feet long, having two
well developed heads. Head No. I was
in the usual place, whilst head No. , pro
trudCd from about the middle Of the snake
and was rather larger in size than head
No. !, ami about one inch in length. 1t
had distinct faugs and bit Il stick present.
ell to it with great viGor and was perfect
~ willing to bite with either mouth.
We regret that this double headed mon
stcr was Killed on the spot since we have
heard of nothing like it before in this SEE
ton. Mr.. Diamond is 20 gentleman of
vcrucitv and his statement is entitled to
fullest crcdcucc. Mr.. Diamond will pre-
serve the body a> long a. possible from
pulreIlc;iOu. We should have stated
above that head No. was better deyel-
oy,cI il. c,rry respect tH1u head No. I g.
and that the eyes bail 81 iirrctr hue and
sparl,lrJ with -rcatcr hrjlliaucy tIau
Iho-,. ut No. . and IL scented To Ice moro
yIciouS too. and 20 Become ..rilcd" or
ja- smallest ~oGt "a pr1voyatiou. But
wir.u ono head SCENE! aroused the other
wa- sometimes calm and sometimes rN-
cited or angry also. and the Two lid mot
seem TO acr in concert HU, were doubtless
;hc distinct heals OF one body, and il i
altogether dual complication of snake
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SrIRITs on EXHGBUIsN.-There viii be
"a spiritHli-tic. exhibition at King Opera
House thi>, Saturday night. Mr.. Ben
ford and his ife have been entertaining
the people Of New Orleans for several
wick, past, and the press Of that city
speaks in the,hiShe,t terms.of their enter
tIiument. \ rare treat may be anticipa-
ted, 30 turn ont and see the Spirits. See
advertisement i'm another column.
have "a large stock Of Ladies hid,
Goat and serge Button Shoes, which
will sell ut manufacturer cost. The la
dies are invited to call at once, as am
determined to close them out rs rapidly
a. possible.
march ll-2t. !. >. CHlLE~.
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Errors or Youth.

\ gentleman, who suffered for years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indi-cre-
ton will, for the sake of suffering human
ity, send free TO all who need it, the recipe
aud direction formaking the simple rene
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers eXpe-
rience can DO 50 by addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN 3. OGDEN,
- Cedar St. New York.
dec - I'm,
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aSJYa Give. 1.-The imncu-c stock
oi Agricultural Implements, at the mann
moth Hardware house of BATES a FEAE-
CIS is attracting the universal attention
OF our farmers, aud the diamond iron
Plow, - which they represent, and which
h.,- uo successful rival FOR !jghtncss of
draft, durability and strength OF metal,
i "a feature of great interest, and 40 Jar
Iuer should fail to call and examine it, a>
over ANY plOw yet invented.
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The advertiser, having been pcrma-
ncutly cured of that dread disease, Con
sumption, by simple remedy, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire il, ne
will send a copy of the prescription used,
free Of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE for CONSUME
TIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address.
Rev. +. \. WILSON.
1874 Penn St, Williamsburg, y. y
doc IS-6m.
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Cotton Market.


Week after week receipts become light
en- showing that the bulk of the crop has
been disposed of. The foreign markets
at the close of last week On low grades,
showed an upward tendency, and Our To-
cal market responded promptly, while the
prices FOR faircr grades remain I'M
changed. For several days past the Jack
son market has been less active. bUr the
receipts for the week have been credita-
bic for this season Of the year. We give
tlr following uuo-e-fors.