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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06
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FAREWELL: A sonnet.
HT 5OHs c. sArr.

Sadly leave thee dearest for awhile;
How long know not but this I know,
With heavy heart and fearful eyes go
To yearn for thee through mauy weary mile
OF envious ocean, ill thy beaming face
Fades 10 amemory, like shooting star
or yosteee'en: Alas. 'tis ever far,
In Loves sad lexicon the smallest: space
Beyond the compass Of out-reaehiHg hands;
And never near,-how close soe'er 10 each
True lovers be,-I kisses may not reach
Across the distance. WeIl-sincc Pate command
I go, TO wander with reluctant feet.
iii once again our loving lips shall meet.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

Richmond tVa.) Whig: 1t is, perhaps,
a good thing Virginia has concluded not
70 attend the Centennial. The blarsted
furriners who will be there think 'no
gentlemen chaws tobacco" and what
Virginia gentleman could get over that
eleven miles Of dismal and continuous
monotony without his darling quidg We
like our plug ourselves, and would much
rather not be gentleman Of that sort
than give u up.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06
no 4 NEWLY nARRTED cOUPLR.


you have entered through the gateway
of iife's garden, hand in hand,
-r Ana shc pathway. straight before you,
Seems he hrishiesi IN the land
Y9a vo=la Keep love ia your househ7ld,r
a. each On the other leans:
love and pIeuty-tWin companions-
Thsn deu't live beyend your means '
LAY uR something, though but little,
Tou rasy spare from daily needs;
'Ev-ry ilttie makes . nlIckle.''
Pre..ogs small, Bui golden seeds;
WaHt l. sickness. want in sorro@.
Want, tie gauHi wolf a. he door,
Strike, the human heart with tcrror.
sach a. it ne'er frlt beforel
~ content with small beginning,
Put your yeung heart 20 the tests
Care and thrift A. Ecll e. labor,
In lhs end via bring yos rest
Love riil b. conient 90 tarry
With you 'r'id ths huuhlesf scenes.
EasAieH rules nat iis dou.aion.
rf'--,assll asi- .s-1--llr7r1Tsf
A. God pruspers you IN labor
on your happy welded way,
Don't forget 20 lay by daily
Something ''for rainy day"
Then, though olive branches gather
Boaud your happy, frugal board,
Health and wealth viii do your bldaiHs
Save, dear friends but do not hoard.
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"0LD HUNDRED"
THE COURIER JOURNAL
-FCR THE
CENTENNIAL YEAR 1876.

year has perhaps embodied much oi interest a
Importance will be coupassotl within The tNclEc
months Of the Centennial ycrsary. The year is76
witnesses in she popular Congressional body the
70 power OF the great National Democracy, which viii
be watched with intense interest in It's every niovv-
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

san Antonio (Texas) Herald: General
Mackenzie has written a very able letter
in reference TO the condition OF affairs on
the Rio Grande. The secretary Of war
viii make himself immensely popular by
transferring Gen. Mackenzie to this de-
partment, and giving him about two reg
iments Of cavalry, and carte blanche TO cul-
tlyate Intimate relations with the cattle
hfters on the Rio Grande.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

Little Rock lArlS.) Gazette: At the re-
cent execution in Fort Smith, deputy
mars hal pointed out TO our reporter a
blind Indian, whose wife had led him
four miles that he might be present at the
hanging. He heard the confessions and
the fall Of the men,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

San Antonio CTexas) Herald: y gen
tleman, who has no conception whatever
Of the firmness ana endurance OF the ag-
erage Texas legislator, when he IS draw
ing pay, thinks that, owing 70 the ieroci-
" and number Of the Austin bedbugs,
the session will be a short one.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

80 Chinese bank has failed for five
hundred years. When the last failure
took place the officers heads were cut on
and flung into corner with the other as
sets.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06
Church Directory.

Fir., Methodist chureh.-services every Sabbath at
10 30 and 30 pm.
Rev. z. c. SLATER, Pastor.
Paine Chapel, Cast Jackson. )-Seryces every Sab
bath At 10 30 I'm and 80 pm.
Rev, W. NJ. Patterson, Pastor.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

Cumberland Presbyterian Church.-services every
saooath al 10 80 and 80 pm. Sabbath School
Rev. W. s. MoMAHEN. Pastor.
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St Luke's fEpiscops) chnren.--J A. Harrison, DID,,
Rector. horlng Services 10 Scam. Evening Services
20 pm.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

At the recent election IN Minneapolis,
Mimi, the ballot boxes were decorated
with flowers in honor of the ladies who
voted
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Rev. G. R. HENDRIxsoN, Pastor.

Presbyterian Church. - Services every Sabbath
10 :3s AIN. and 80 pm.
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LIVE BOOK STORE !
No. 80 Main Street,
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Trustees Notice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified general
Ill Trustee for Keith Vincent and special Trustee
for John Y Keith all persons having claims against the
firm OF Keith Vincent, John Y Keith and the firm Of
Duncan, Keith 4 Meriwether whose and the
amount OF their claims ascertaned In the Trnst
Deeds are hereby notified present such claims le-
<nlly authenticated, the undersigned within six
months fom this date, in order TO obaithe benefit ef
the trusts AllpeTSons indebted the firm OF Keith
Vincent, and Duncan, Keith Merswetaer, noti-
fed 10 make settlement with the undersigned These
claims must be put Ga course Of collection.
ape94w. f. s. MALLORY Trustee.
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Christian Church.-seryices every Sabbath at II am
and pm Sunday School am. Prayer Meeting
Thurday 7 pm We HALL, Pastor
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Mall matter mSst be deposited in the Pos; Once lfor
Railroads
Going Going SorsS SS%a Sy ,oO 60 P.%. p.H
Nail matter for the country must BE- deposited IN the
Post once 20 minutes before The departure Of the
uer.
MAJ leaves jackson Tassiays, 1lursiays aal Satur-
Arrives a. Iae.ron Nouasys aa-,ss-,lay. and fri-
4ays AZ pm.
sFRiSd
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HETLIN.
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DKEakhK.
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days at AN.
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colered NJ Z. Church OF Amerisa.-servless every
sabbath at 10 80 am, and ;45 pm.
Rev. l. W. LANE pasior
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J. p. Rushing. y. c.; "A. W. Tomiin, v. G.; John D.
ulair Secretary; J. 7. Bolts. TreasHrer Rev F. Nc
Nair, Chaplain. Meets every Thursday night at Odd
E.Ilc al
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O lend s5c. 70 c. P. RowEIL 3 Co. New York, Tor
- PaInphletef 100 pages, containing lists Of 5000
newspapers, and estimates showing cost Of adyertis-
-1V
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Rev. z. c. SLATER, Pastor.
Paine Chapel (sast Jackson )-services every Sab
Rev, W. NJ Patterson, Pastor.
Bapas, Chureh-serviees cry Sabbath at 10 80 a.
~ Rev. c. R. HENDERSON, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church. - Services every Sabbath at
- Rev. r. MoNAIR, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian church.-services every
Rev. W. S. MeMAHEN, Pastor.
st Luke's fEpi.cOpsD churen.--J A. Harrison, D.D.,
Rector horning Services 10 Scam Evening Services
Roman Catholic chursh.-seryiees at 10 80 an and
T'So pm Father vEALEr Priest
Christian Church.-servIces every Sabbath at II an
and pm Sunday School am. Prayer Meeting
Thurday pm. We. HALL, Pastor
coIsred NJ E. Church OF Amersa-servless every
sabbath at 10 80 AIN, and 9 20 pm
hspas. tsoll chursh.-ssrvisss every sabbath a.
ss1 So - .Rss-F, wEsH. Pss,sr-,-
Madison County Directory.
The Madison eounty Branch Of the Tennessee Immi-
Monday In each mouth at O'Clock A. A., at the ofies
OF Williams Campbell. A. X. REID, President; J. ].
WILLIAMS, Secretary.
PArRoSs or HussANDRT
aeksen Grange No. meets I'd Tuesday in each month
w.P TMBERLAKE, W. NJ.
COUNTY oouRr.
Meets iss Monday each month. 5. d. Clerk.
oUiKTEHLr ooUar
Meets lst Modday in January April, July and oeto-
CIRCUIT oouHT
H;s's Z MsnSs IN JS@usEy May and ssPtS@Ss5
eral; Richard A. Sneed, Clerk.
cHAScEzr couAr.
Meets NE lss MoaSsy in January and c July Henry
ter; Jno. ". Gates, Deputy Clerk
o0uSrr OFFICERS
ran. May, sheriff; John L; Fry, Coroner; ", II.
BruiSn Rsgs.er J. n CsTtmsll, Lrassssi y A Clark
raz oOHeetori E. s. Mallory, Notary fuoiie-
Masonic.
JACKSON LoBsK no. As
AR. Harris, W. &c. smith, Secretary. Meets
tih Frid~y In each month
ST. IonS's LODGE, xo. SCI.
/. Z. Talbot, W. N; R, A. sneed, Secretary.
Meets Ist Monday In each mouth
olxTox H. A. CHArrrH, NO. 9.
Isns 4s S sssI.s15 H K:.,. KW sa p fr3sS sGs'T ii
eSSh H'O''''
JArKsoN corxcrI, no. u, n. and $.
Com. r. R. Harris, T. l. II; Com. J. C Suilh, Re-
cOrder Meets 4th Monday in each month
ooAsAKpARr, no. Is.
John Chester, Eminent Comm ander; j. c. smith, Re
corder Meets Sd Monday in each nonth
I.O.O.E.
MADISON LoSeE, NO, Is.
J. q. Rushing. y. c.; II. W. Tomlin, v. G.; John D
nlair. Secretary; J. T. Botts Treasurer Rev. z. Nc
Hair, Chaplain. Meets every Thursday night at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Meets every and Thursday light in each month John
Z. STARK, Secretary.
srAaK SxoA~rArSr 30. TO-
e. r. Dswer. C. P; j. D. Rushing, II. p; J, 7. Bolts
Scribe. Meets every and and 4th Thursday night in
each month.
knights OF Pythias.
ionGF, Ne. ~.
Stsd CarutherS. p C.; W h. Spcncer c. C.; L.
Nance Y. e.; H. G. Anderson, freiste; 6. =. Batscu,
n. n. s n. 5. white, u. % E; ". $. Moore, NJ.
of p W. r. Hawkins, d. at A; p. D. Robinson. I. q
}. &. Schutte o. G. Meets every Friday night IN Cas-
rio Hall.
yaiied Friends Of temperance.
JkcSsoS COUNCIL, II.
q D.. Rozeil. W. P; .. W. \. Barkett, ". r. Meets
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Roman Catholic chursh-serviees at 10 80 am. and
T;Sop.m. Father vEALE, Priest.
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Madison county DlreesorY.

baptist teol.l chursh--ssrviess every Sabbath a.
10 ~ ea'' sna $40 pm. n, r yvrpa. 49,,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

LArNCELCT Lodge, NO -.
Stsd CaruiherS ?. C.; ". r. Spencer, c. C.; l.
Nance Y. a.; n. G. Anderson, treiste; 6. =. Batscu
X Of n. s: n s white u. % E; ". s Moore, NJ
of p. w n Hawkins, u. A; p. p. Robinson. l. Il.
J. &. Schutte o. G. Meets every Friday night IN Gas
rie Hall.
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Foreign Postage.

TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Letters (f prepaid) 6 cts per \ OF.
Newspapers Gf prepaid) 2 cents each.
Other printed matter cents FOR 4 o.
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knights Of Pythias.

hTAhk hNtAAfAENH 80. ~
T.. 7. Dswer c. p; J. D. Rushing, n. p; j. 7. Bolts
scribe Meets every and and 4th Thursday night in
each month
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ynited Fricnd. OF Ycnlperancc.

JScSsoN COUNCIL, No. II.
q. D. Rozcll. W. P; Nv. y. Barketi, ". r. Meets
every facsday night.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

Meets every and Thursday night in each month John
T. stark, Secretary.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

The medium came out of her trance
perfectly ignorant Of what had ans
pired<
The boy was brought away from where
he was, and there has been no trouble of
any kind at the haunted mansion since.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

JAcKsoN COUNCIL No. u, n. and 5. N.
Com. II. r. Harris, T. l. II Com. J. c. Snilh, Re
corder. Meets &th Monday in each month.
ooANAKnARY, 10. IS.
John Chester. Eminent Commander; j. c. Smith, Re-
corder. Meets Sd Monday in each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

CLINTON D. A, CIikFrER, NO. "
A. b. Jones, H. p; b r. Harris, X s.; W. p. Robert
son s. L. 4. Talbot, Secretary. Meets 81 Friday in
esch month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

JACKSON LoBaK no. As.
RR Harris, W. NJ J, g. smith, Secretary Meets
tth Frfd.y In each month
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

The Madison eoanty Branch OF the Tennessee lmmi-
grafton, Labor aud Real Estate Association meets first
Monday In each month, at O'Clock A., at the Office
Of Williams Campbell. A. X. REiD President; J. j.
WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

COUNTY oFfiCEhn
r. M. MAy Sheriff; John L. Fry, Coroner; W II.
Bruon, Register; J. N. Cartmeh Trustee =. Clark,
Tax Collector; E. S. Mallory, Notary Public
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06
W. y. HALDENIAN,

ITDNiItITI VVUTIeF-dONTUlI V0WT'INN-
LOUISVILLE. ~.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06

Mall leaves Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at pm
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at II m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-06
GENERAL NEWS.

The San Antonio Crexas) Herald pla.
ces thenanle OF the Hon. Thomas b. Bav.
ard at the head Of its cOlums as It's choice
for president OF the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
fSrrNIDArIor

4 CLEAR CAsr OF ISrr~Ip.rIor -
We'll, Mrs. Clayton, I" remarked his honor.
ss nc ennclled up the papcrs, "the charge 10
4 club"
Peter. come up here Commanded ths
Peter 0he. Then. was court plaS,~r over
scair-Tound, and her conviction seemed
Now, dear Peter" smiled tho wifi avo.
and were playing around up-StA ~ and YOU
ran against the door. They say Mp had |.
fight. my darling, but yea know better. don't
yous"
For an instant Peter was undecided. but a
second look into her face caused MIN 10 say
Il never knew us e. hght. ana ID course
You sidn1 strike me-"
Peter ard I never quarrel" rcmarkeS
The wiie. There isn't a day that We don't
Say how much we love each other. and how
gIad W are hat late threw "a together. Are
The Court gave Peter n look of .,onter,pt
ard motioned The pair 10 go out. white BJas
wore grin a. big as a beehive when lac
closed the court bef'rsf Frcr Press.
sS-A New HAMPSHIRE blacksmith rcfus.S
TO shoe physicians horse because 10 hsa
been driven In n district infected with the
small pox.
80 when The Esquimaux. OF either SEQ.
enter a house. custom c. rnlpelS them 90 re-
m, We their .ealskin Jackets leaving notltn,
but EsQu imauN
sS-''The way IL Is, {" said little tommy. de-
Scribllg raffie AT a church fair you Ss>s
somethtn' and you give half a collar for a
ciafce 10 win u, another fellow ALWAYS cots
~. ara they never offer you your money
back"
an couniryman bargained with = Cali
forilia ThoioCral her for "A half length picture
OF himself at half price. and when the artist
delivered a fnc view of the subject from the
NaiSthapl down, the victimiEed sitter in
Obliged I'm remarks more forcihle than polite
ga writer I'm the Ehrcnological Jo,anal ad b
vises young men who arr about choosing q
wife "to be governed by her chin" We
Judge that the writer Aforesaid l. governed
too much by nis wife's chin WV HcT-
old
~ The ladies OF the University Church
viii hold anapron and nec@tie festival in the
YeStry Of the church this evening NOyscsrt
Bulletin. Really, with such costumes We
| should think Tie dear creatures could almost
imagine themselves back in Paradise.-F'hs
| Btiliefin
sFAn exchange asks: "What Is the tToubIs
! among our young men"' Around herr a.
/ seems TO he that there are six working d.,.
between every two Sundays and they f.cl
mat II n an unjust dispenSatiOn, and Ca a.
there ought 10 BE more Sundays.
%He was n tall fellow with rel WIG. RIA
beard, and false teeth, who. riding ON tia
| Erie Railway toward Rutherfurd RAISED "A I.
| window and said, God commands us % re-
| spire fresh air, and IL il essential 10 inhal.
| The divine atmosphere provided for u -
| Meanwhile the old lady behind him wa.
| catching cOld.-(N y Tsrdd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
DI Ed,

ALLEN. December Stl4. ls76. az . IN ~ ths
reside nee 81 h"i soil IN Law. George Davis 7gl
9th street southeast, Mrs. MARY A ALLEN, aged III
yenrs and months
Friends q the family respectfully invited 60 At
tend the funeral sunday At clock p m.
BURKE. ON Saturday, December 9th is76 ~
o'clock m, at the residence of his son in law Nj
Iatrlck Hare, f23 l. street northwest. TuoH a.
BNkkE, native II Gumpl,mBre, County Tippafarf
Ireland az the venerable age of ~ years
Mr.. Burke Wa well known resident of this city
AM llsirlct and ir many years superintendent
81 Mount ohVet Cemetery, which position a. hiled
with credit, snt o. the satisfaction of IA WIN W..
ccncerned an the nlanagt lneiIt Il that burning
ground.
Ilis funeral win take place from the above address
qui,m mas VIII ir CUlrhratfd 80 - Mafhau .
church ior the raPfso 81 his soul. Rsluiuscst !.
pace.
DRAKE Wear Flushing l.. T.. on Thur-lay De-
center 'ili. 1870 lizard ERAKE, iu the gith yeaF
Of he age
Thr friend, # the family are invited e. attend his
funeral SUNDAY att,rnuou. ~ n rluch. frstn tie
Mrtn'ii-' Protestant ilurch- 2lA street. between
and streets HurthwH est.
DUNCAN. December Oh. i--5 a. Ba'hl-hem p .
MuL.AM NrETH-N, sou 81 H.. ThHuits Duncan,
sr.d 4 ytar-
Nutic' Of fun raj m SUNDAY rap..~
ENNIS on wednesday, December 6th. I.-s after
lingering Illness, PHLiP J. ENNI, ga The sDh yerr
Il hiS age.
His iIi.nds respectfully invited % aitand ths
iurrai IT. n has late res drure, 22b laiawar. ava
nu. northeast, On sunday, December IUth, AZ z .
.. M. ri.