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The New York herald., 1871-10-15

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Seats reserved q the Academy 1t schmsrs 7o and At
PAREPA. ROSA AND wAcHrEL
EXTRA GRAND GALA NIGHT OF
WITH SIXTY SHosHs SID AsS siS!x HSNsa aoscHEsrsA.
ON s f1F1SP4T 415TSSoFS II SsSSS,5Sh
wACHTEI, the greatest Manrico living.
IHGRkNCE. Count sres'G Ss Luna a''f HALL. Fernando
Sale Of Seats commences THURSDAY. More particulars
CADRMY OF MUsIC-GALA NIGHT.
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iiESBSS S#ESBSs %zSHEEE: %zS$EEE
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
T1NIoN SQUARE THEATRE,
u cdcner of Broadway and Fourteenth street.
hsMRH1 HsD s8eEhas Ras %EEk
LEFFINGwkLL
- ROMEO JArFfHifR JENKINS
Ms HEtLR II NJ Md%fr s%sfnf character Of ROMEO
n HAsRI ~, HGsssor 81 1sSEs
:. witch cannot be equalled for versatility
Miss EMMA ALfoKp First appearance OF the accom-
% Il PFs HT GA
Nile naSEhsSii aSa GhSSb sALLrT Hfi Eh6SFh s2sEAsTl
See small bills. 4 constant change OF programme.
MSTINEk WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
srESlA IN OH r &
The entire receipts of the house win be gwen.
CrApr THEATRE
eHAsD f'aSsfS sSsf;is fySssS$fS BY
&c Ssss Il sA''
supported by an excellent Company every member
Tor the are the free use q the theatre
Committee Of solomon Green
Popular prices only viii be adhered to.
Commence al O'Clock
Box oce open Monday and Tue sday when seats be
.eo@eu.
AT sTIdNTAs Han 1akL ocToBgR TO sa e
viii Nj. CARL nSsA Sm.. p gAssPA Th.fs ROSA
Queen of the oIa.orio, viii appear this only
a a,.r' s,..' sfss SIMPSON ..s
AhsbkLssoaN TSioS oHoEGs q so 'o scIsSs, and "a
GRAND ORCHESTRA under the direction Of Mr.. GEO. F.
commence on Friday October 20 stenway Han at Schr
mer's, sol At Iin's, f5i and ia Broadway.
cADEsY OF %gsIc EosI,s.o,, .,r..,
rHvsSSAfi hssGhi pfsSff fHsiffaL K .'i
BEsfFir Ss ri
RoMAN 'sFh.s cATH3tIc asy1'na
.,rrpSorS Two .T TsASp HofdcK CIRCUMSTANCES
o..,.,o, -. coM,SI LvmSiSG &C.. At =. O'CLOCK
un wnon n ooSsnr enterainmsnt y The snd ~ W.
tainmen,s will consist o ne ne i3o@wing w pr2srsmme-
GRAND banRs MhTaSaP aPeN AT ar O'CLOCK.
BY the courtesy Sn. 81 AueusrlS DAILY.
Manaser ol ,he I'm vcnuc ne following artists
MISS fANsf p"s NIX. D. hheKINs,
,.vorl,es 81 the company ""' JAMES LEWIS
and other tavorr7 IN 4 a PnpUI,hR COMEDY
Mr. ns., Mrs FEED n Ed. MaeAyoY, ae.,y
oy ''e A''u in thep songs re- r'a'
'' BKlASTs M%INsTehLs, %
BY the kindness ,, 9, pan pan @Bryani Esq.
40 Mr. PHILIP sroYLR,
Mr. hAkkY K ii. rEARsoS,
al Of whom IN hns, ocpuaT cSatesa somedy BY
"sssrs Asnsrsr. sn"@' Of N,bo.s Garien. 'ninN
Evening at o'c'ocA roP2,Ise P2qrs SpsI nrsX, ,,1
nv talented 4 artists
- By courtesy Of the various managers.
sfs After p' when C, ' ine celebrated prma Donna Miss
ssl cLAaA 'aaA, ,osnsir DORA,
w. BY c,p5i SosIicsy gos, q
vo., ~ -. r., go i,o.s ur.r. r.,,,.
NIX; Ioi TON pAs'uk. .,u
pu,ig m ria foil nv
NIX John A. MsokLEf,,
who VIII sing song oi
THE p'S AND TltE MAS"
MATHEWS FAMILY,
including we ~vnJerlai
MASTER WILLIE MATTHEWS,
by Kind courtesy sonpppr o prrrrp E
49,, ~ a. ~ - 80, ~, ~ -, .aro
,h hsnss'i sVu co,ne ~ % IN. I'M nn,vetts,i rayor,,e.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GREAT SUCCESS. CROWDED HOUSES
EVERY EVENING AT
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT ..
a. L. FOX'S
celebrated spectacular Ballet Pantopime,
HuMPTY DUMPTY.
q p .rroes str, make up the sum OF human iRa"-Dr
II. d. BUMPTy DUMprY
H. "Unike any other clown, MI. q. l.. Fox presents
Il. D. THE CELEBRATED MARTENS FAMILY.
II. D. Mons. MARTENS '~The Martens Family, consist
y. u Nine. MARTENS. ling Of a gentleman aud two la.
Niue. GRErC HEN dies, gave capital burlesque OF
y; Wandering Tyrolean singers, and
r. Dl two OF them appeared in the
r. DI celebrated "Cat Duet" which Il
T. D.l irreststiby funny and natural
H. wha. This latter feature alone
r. D.l is almost an evenings entertain
T. ID. Iment In itself.n-HerAd.
A. ~ "The Martens Family, three In
T.. number, made popular hit, the
q. Dl lnlschiev0us grace and vivaclty Of
T. Dl Mile. Gretchen being in particular
r. ~ lm.sch admired."-Tribune.
II. Dl THE KIRALFY TROUPE,
\. !: :. ADELE pAzLrER, MARIETTA. Mon1ospo
H. D.iCLEMENCE, .. ALExANDROWA, YOUNG AD0NIS.
u D. AND LITTLE VENUS, SIGNOR CASSELLI.
u. " THE ZlGZAGS Herr WILLIO
Seats secured sl1 days in advance vt the box odco
H. D. lof tho theatre or By telegram.
OLYNPIc THEATRE.
The CHICAGO FIRE. =
MATINEE. MONDAY, OCTOBHR i6.
for the bene6t Of the sufferers.
All tho artsss have volunsesgsd and will appear.
COMMENCES AT O'CLOCK.
--'-as. REMExBER THK MATINEE
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AMUsEMENT~.

AMUsEMENrs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
corner Twepty-thrd street and Eighth avenue.
SUNDAY EVENING. OCTOBER Is, 1871.
CHICAGO sUfFERERs.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL ARD VOCAL
CONCERT
COLONEL JAMES rlsx. Jg's.
BASb AND oRcHEsrRA,
who have kindly S", al hsr
'ei sidsoR1 cnEonH e1ashc cREcEST RIse
MILE. THERESA CAsrELLAx.
u,v vio,onisie de = NJ. Ia Rene dAnCeserre
'''''sfi'. sR Sass les si 6kAs4Ss 81 de Portugal
,.a the ''lsIsa,si ss j. LHy9 Eng,.A Baritone.
.. =" the renowned corust solouss.
DwYER sHArrucK, and
p. dis,Ingn.hsa Qaar.te San Francisco
TAIL nw Musical Director
All having their Tor III. relief Of Chicago
rRosEAaxx. ,r,
G.v.su. G.s pls ;on na1SEsssa Ea
= Song "1Ss ~sIiS Rs HENRY hrS bsxfiSs.
'nnamm'tS5 c5ssER NETS solo, a.tsr MR. j. LEVY H'''n
. Grand selection Lies hasSs FXRT FL 'x'y'r'''r
J. Overture "Odio es Amore". "............... .Gandn'
aiIis 1SSsEss Gs$EISxS Ax x;x 81
fESFEETSS 6w7ER. sixlTiUdK AND 6sEsrs,
. -'~ Mr. j. LEVY. viY''.''''''''''''.'Af'
6 Narc6~ Iannhauser," wasnsr
Tickets (w,h Reserved Seats 20 a parts Of the house.
Admission ............... Soc
Family Circle. ~
Doors open At ~. Commences a.a
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

AIR. DE CoRDovA WILL DELIVER HIS HUMOROUS
M Lecture on 'The Ring" At 81. Peters Hail. adjoining
ST. Peters church, West Twentieth street, between Eighth
and Ninth Tuesday evening, October H.
O'Clock. Admission fifty cents.
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FURNITURE.

A --OvER FIFTY MAGNIFICENT PARLoR SUITS
IN. all styles and all colors French brocate and
from 80 up to $3.50 suits large variety Turkish Lounges
bargain called for this week. at r. ROTH'S Parlor Suit
mannacory. so Bleeckcr street. between Broadway and
Mulberry street.
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AlIyrSEu rS.

ROwERY THEATRE
fBi GREAT MAN HAS ARRIVED
Engagement with
- - Mr., JOSEPH MURPHY,
THE GREATEST IRISH COMEDIAN AND CHARACTER
ACTOR LIVING, .
IN series OF and artistic transformations In
which he has equal.
drama of
introducing his wonderful versatility ana fidelity nature
iniRlsH and DUTCH DIALBCrS, with SONGS, DANCES,
SAEfcHES and C0MICALITlES
as Ned Daily,
:. Pat O'Snsughnessy.
NJ. JOSEPH MURPHY Micky O'0sf.
Chrstoph Won Leibstein,
Monday, October l6-GRAND MATINEE at O'CLOCK.
Aid OF the fund in aid by the late FIR IN
ChlCAGO. The celebrated actress Misa LUCILLE YVES.
IEKN, Mr. JAS A. HEARNE Mr.. w. II. WHALLEY, and
the whole company have volunteered for the occaaon.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Trust what Time has sanctioned.

The maxim that the voice ofthe people
is the voice of the divinity, mar in some
cases, be open to doubt, but the testimony
of honest and enlightened witnesses ex-
tending through series of years, aud all
to the same purport, is worthy of credence
admits of no question. Upon such testi-
mony the reputation of Hosteter's Stomach
Bitters as an antidote and cure for many
ailments is based. During the twenty
years that it has been before the world,
innumerable preparations intended to com
pete with it, have gone up like rockets,
and come down the extinguished sticks.
Meanwhile the progress of that in compar
able tonic has been swift and steady
fight, Its introduction produces a revo-
luton in therapeutics, and it proved to be
one of those salutsry revolutions that can
not go backwards. To day Hostetter's
Btters is one ofthe most popular RENE
dies in christendom, and commands
larger sale than any other medicinal pre-
paration, domestic or imported, on this
side of the Atlantic. As cure for dys-
pepsia, bilious disorders, nervous affec-
tons, general debility, and as preventive
of epidemic fevers, it takes precedence of
every other remedy. This fact should
teach the ambitious country dealers who
eudeavor to f0ist their local abortions on
the public in its stead, how futile their
small attempts TO caiole the community
must necessarily be. Where the game
fish have failed there is no chance for the
kers"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Home Made Boots and Shoes.

The demand for durable boots and shoes
increases every year. When we buy
Northern work, We never know whether
we are getting cheated or not until we
try it. But this trouble may be avoided BY
patronizing home manufactures. The
extensive boot and shoe house of Nichols,
Page, Francisco & Co, of Knoxville are
now turning out about 200 pair per day.
which they are selling for very low figures
Their make of goods is fast gaining a rep
uta'ion throughout the country for dura-
biity and neat finish. They now sell goods
tar distance Of over 400 miles from home
il Virginia. Georgia, Alabama, and North
Carolina, and their trade increases con.
stantly. They keep the largest stock of
Hemlock and Oak tanned sole, upper and
harness leather, French and American
calf skins to be found in East Tennessee.
Their stock Of shoemakers and tanners
supplies are complete. Read their ad
vertiseuent in another column and when
you want anything IN their line send
them your orders.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
TerrIble Homicide near MOoresburg.

The farm of Mr.. John A. Simpson, near
Msoresburg, in Hawkins county, was the
scene, on Friday last, of one of those ter
rible tragedies, the recital of which makes
the blood of the boldest curdle with horror.
Mr.. John A. Simpson, one of the oldest
and most prominent citizens of the county,
was disemboweled by an cid man by the
name of Sam Patton and his sen Elias
Patton, and William D. Simpson, his son,
stabbed in the groin, from which he died
on Friday night. The circumstances, as
we learn them, are as follows: Some time
in August last, VIM. D. Simpson loaned a
coat to the younger Patton 1.-THE Pattons
were tenants of Mr.. John A. Simpson and
lived On his farm to wear to church, and
instead of returning it, Patton wore it to
Lee county, Va, from whence be returned
last week. Friday forenoon, Simpson
charged young Patton with having stolen
his coat, and received some abusive Ian
guage i'll return, when fight ensued, in
which young Patton was worsted. Patton
ran to his fathers house, and he and his
| father returned, armed with bowie knives,
and attacked Mr.. John a. Simpson and
bis son. Mr.. John A. Simpson was cut
! in the bowels. and only lived sufficient
! length of time to walk about twenty yards,
! when he fell in the corner Of fence and
expired. Mr. William d. Simpson receiv
ed cut in the groin and lay upon the
ground until carried to the house By the
| farm hands. Doctors McCorkle and
Johnston were Immediately sent for and
rendered all the assistance in their power,
/ but were unable to save the young mans
! life. After accom- plishing their fendish
purpose, the Pattons returned to their
| home, where the old man mounted a horse,
while the son walked aud started towards
the mountains. The Pattons have borne
bad reputation for some years, and it is
said that old man Patton was run away
from Virginia on account of his bad hab-
its. He is between sixty and seventy
years ofage, and partially paralyzed. His
son is about eighteen years old, and well
grown for his age. Mr.. John A. Simpson
was about fifty, and his son William about
eighteen years Of age. As soon as pos
sibls, party was organized and started
in pursuit of the murderers, and, as they
took but one horse, and that very old one,
it is quite probable that they will be
captured.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
WOman's Rights.

One who has long studied this absorb
ing subject no. presents to the women Of
our country the result of his Investigations.
lie ia happy to say that he has at last dis
covered "Women's Best Friend" II is
adapted, especially, to those cases where
the womb is disordered, and will cure any
irregularity of the ''menses." DR.. j. Brad
fields Female Regulator acts like a charm
in whites" or in sudden check of the
monthly courses from cold, trouble of
mind, or like causes, by restoring the dis
charge in every instance. So also in
chronic cases its action is prompt aud de,
cisive. and saves the constitution from
countless evils and premature decay.
This valuable preparation is for sale at
81 so per bottle by all respectable Drug
gists in the land. Prepared and sold By
l.. H. Bradield, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga.
4 thousand women testify to its merits.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

j. 0. MATHEwsoN.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Death OF VIM. B. Smith.

The Knoxville Chronicle Of las, Friday
morning saws: While Sheriff Gossett was
in pursuit of Col d. NJ Nelson, Gen.
Clanton's murderer. yesterday evening
about y o'clock, he stopped al the house
of Mr.. Nm. B. Smith, the well known liv
sryman, five miles from town. and riding
up to the fence asked if he hpd seen Dave
Nelson pass down the road. Mr.. Smith
replied that he had, about an hour
-hAfore. Mr.. Gossett then rode on and
Smith went into the house, and in five
minutes was a corpse 1t is supposed he
died from the excitement, having been in
feeble health for some time.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Atlanta Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY H. T. cox BRO.
Corn-80 to SIS cents per bushel.
Oats-G5 cents per busheI.
M-al-e5 per bushel
I.Potatoes to 400 per barrel.
Apples-Green- $50 to 600 per
barrel.
Elour-Extra and superfue, . so to
$50 per sack; Family. 4.25.
LARD to 10 In bbls. = 10.
Butter-22 to - per 10.
Eggs-25 10 % per dozen
Onions-3.50 to ! 90 per barrel.
Field Peas Zoe per bushel
Wheat-l.30 to $50 for prime red
and white.
Bacon-Shoulders 81 per pound; hams,
per pound clear sides, q
~ SheetiDg liz TO l23 r I'd
/ Shirting-l0 to l03 z "a.
cotton yarns-l.35 TO LAO per bunch
Feathers-6Q to 65 per ID.
Beef-gross-43 to ) cents per pound.
Corn. dull, fair stocks, demand light ;
Wheat, fair demand, poor wheat unsalea,
bic; Dots, in moderate request; Rye and
Barley, active demand for seed; Flour,
sells regular; Bacon, sitter demand, fairly
active; Hay, sells slowly.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
A Terrible Homicide,

A most distressing murder occurred in
Knoxville on Wednesday last. Gen. J.
IL. Clanton, a prominent lawyer Of Ala
bama, was shot and killed by Col. D. n.
Nelson, of Cleveland The difficulty
arose from Nelson's intimaLing that Clan
ton was a coward. Clanton told him if be
thought so be had better try him, or some
thing to that effect, and told Nelson if he
was armed to measure off the distance he
wished. At this Nelson stepped into the
St. Nicholas saloon and returned with
double barreled shot gun in his hand
ready to be raised 20 an aiming position.
Clanton, who was standing in the street,
heard the saloon door and turned to look
that way when he saw Nelson aiming the
gun him. he drew his pistol but before he
could raise it Nelson fired. Clanton then
fired but missed. Nelson still resting his
gun againstthe awning took deliberate aim
and fired second shot which took effect
in the right shoulder which was turned TO
wards Nelson. He lived but few min.
ates after receiving the wound.
Nelson then made his escape but re-
turned to Knoxville on Friday night
last and surrendered himself to Sheriff
Gossett, on Saturday evening, and on his
giving bond to the amount Of $25 1000 to
appear at the next term Of the Criminal
Court oEKnox county. he was released on
bail.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

Gei.'l Passenger Agent.
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Are Moving,

Messrs- Carpenter d Ross, Knoxville, are
removing their well known wholesale gro
Gerry business to the new house recently
pat mp by Mr.. L. c. Hoss on Gay street,
next door to Cham berlain & Alber's new
drug store. They have received a new
stock of choice groceries which they are
selling to merchants throughout East
Tennessee and contiguous portions of adj
joining States.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Railroad Accidents.

Horace Bouham. brakeman on the E.
T., Va and GA. Railroad, had his leg and
foot terribly crushed on Wednesday last by
being caught between two cars from which
the bumper was broken. 1t is thought
amputation will be necessary. On the
same day boy Il or Il years of age at
tempted to jump on the train at Russell
vile while in motion, fell under the train
and had one arm and foot badly crushed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
The Last Notice.

Persons indebted to the GAZETTE Office
for Job Work, Advertising and Subscrip-
tons MUST come forward and settle at once.
We have spent much time aud considera-
bic money in running around trying to col
lect what is due Us, and we cannot afford
TO do 50 any longer. Parties indebted to
u who want to save the cost Of legal
collection would do wen to pay up before
the 20th Of October next. We mean this
notice for all who owe 1s-no one IS ex-
cused. Money may be sent to US by mai!
at our risk.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Evans E Lewis.

Ne ~ere Fl ta see .le alive named
firm While .a Eaazv.''e. .s-t week. They
have Just s-sejvs- jae.r Ia. AID winter
stock OF goods aLicn IS yery large and
omP!ete-boots and shoes, hats, caps,
ladies' and gents furs, railroad bags,
trunks, etc, of every-quaiity. 60 to Duff.
Lewis when you want bargains and the
best goods in the market
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Knoxville Market,

Corn-White per bushel so to 20 cents
Wheat-White, e bushel 81 10 to IS
. Red 81 10 to 90
Dried apples-P 10 q to cents.
Dried Peaches-59 10 to 81. cents
Blaekberies-Per pound, cents.
Oats-per bushel 35 to 40 cents
Flour Family. 81 90; Extra, So GO to
70; Seperfne, So Is to so.
Bacon-per h.. hog round s to cents.
Lard-In ibis. z h. 10 to u cents.
Butter-Per pound IS to % cents.
Eggs-Per dozen, 6 to cents.
Cotton Yarns-Per bunch 81 40.
Carpet chain-per bunch, 81 sc.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

o. The Com missioner of Inter-
nal Revenue has refused an applj-
cation to have Cancelled bond now
In the hands of the United States
District Attorney of New York for
prosecution, unless proof OF loss at
sea Of the tobacco for which the
bond was given is produced. The
Government therefore holds the
shippers for the tax.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Richmond Market.

Wheat, white 81 so; red l.50.
Corn, So cents.
Rye, 65 cents.
Flour, per barrel, super $7.25; extra,
6 25; family, 1000.
Meats. active, SO cents.
Meal, bolted, 80 cents; country meal,
g. cents.
Bacon, shoulders, o.: bone sides IL
clear rib, u; hams, Is.
Apples, green, 50 80 to 5 90 per barrel.
Onions, 81 Is per bushel.
Tallow, 10 cents per pound.
Butter. % to 30 cents.
Lard, l24 to l3 cents.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

We were ii to see this firm while Ia
Knoxville, last week, end looked through
their establishment Their stock OF boots
and shoes, aud resdy-made clothing is
very complete. 1t is said that man comes
into the world in the old style that Adam
first wore. All such have bat to go 10
this firm to get fixed off in the latest and
n1nst tash;nnslEe ta-h
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

See the advertisement from Geo, II.
Smith, dealer III Jevelry, Watches etc,
Knoxville, Tenn. This house keeps a
larger stock of goods than any house in
East Tennessee and parties desiring any
thing in his line could not do better than
10 60 to Mr.. Smith for it. I,is stock Of
silver ware is complete. Repairing done
promptly and in style. Give him call.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
The East Tenn, Book House, Knox
vile.

The large additions which Williams,
Sturges & Go. are making to their stock
of musical instruments, pictures, chTomos,
wall paper, paper shades, ETC., will con-
stitute an attractive feature of this Book
House, especially to teachers and strangers
visiting Knoxville, who will always find a
cheerful welcome whether as purchasers OF
simple visitors
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Municipal Election.

The election for Mayor and Board of
Aldermen for Morristown came off on Sat
urday last, with the following result:
Mayor, A. 4. Dickinson; Aldermen,
j. A. Rose, Gus. Arnott, P. Smith, JIM.
Bewiey, John Murphey, j. [. Thompson.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

If not rented privately before Saturday,
the 18th day Of Noven Der next, l win, on
the premises, rent to The highest bidder,
for one year the house ard lot Of the late
James Moore, situated on Main street,
Aorristown. Tenn. Note With good Sc
curi:y will be required for the payment Of
the rent CT. MAGEE
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
The Champion PIOW.

Every good farmer wholas used the
Jet plow pronounces it the Jest in use for
all kinds of soil It pIows bitter in weedy
land-clogging less than an' other. Fol.
som & Taylor have them fr sale. Go
examine them
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

3TTEaGesT

Jno. Il. Reynolds. Cleveland. Tenn, IS
prepared to manufacture Carriages, Bug
gies. Hacks, Wagons. &c. aud warrant
them, at very low prices. HIS facilities
for manufacturing rapi1Iy and obtaining
llateriai at low rates, gives him an impor
tan. advantage Of ~h.eh buyers get me
benefit His vehicles are being used
Throughout East Tennessee with satisiac
ton All work finished in good style.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Petersburg. Va. Market.

Wheat-Prime white, 81 IS to l &c;
prime red, 81 so to l55
Corn-Good white 80 cents.
Bacon-Hog round IA to l43 cents.
Lard-l4 cents.
Feathers-60 to SIS cents.
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b. The Eastern Division Fair comes
off at Knoxville next week, and of course
every body will go. We advise all who GO
to stop at the Akin House. 1t is not on
ly the best hotel in Knoxville, but decided
ly one of the best in the South. Try it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
Torn Meal.

Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Carriger & Hodges, in another
column. They have just fitted up their
grist mill in connection with their marble
factory and are prepared to fill all orders
for meal
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
MerristoWn wholesale Market.

coRRECrsD By EARNEST, PENCE BRIscoE
wheat-Ioo q sl.3O for prime red aud
White
Corn 50 70 60 cents.
Oat7- b cents.
Meal-Fsir demand, Toto 50 cents
Floar-Extra and superfue, $50 per
sack Family, 400.
Butter-20 cents.
Eggs-l0 cents per dozen.
Latd-I-t cents per pound.
Bacou-le 10 l21 cents per pound
wax-z5 ceats per pound.
BFo0ms-30. y - cents. as to quality.
Feathers-50 cents per pound.
Gcnseng-50 cents per pound.
Tallow-l0 cents per pound.
Beef-5su6 cents for choice.
Dried pies-Active at / cents 2 b.
Dried peaches-5 TO cents e II.
Nails cents = II.
Cotton yarns-l.75 2 bunch.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

On Wednesday last an old negro man
named Archie Fowler fell dead while I'M
loading wood from wagon, at the resi-
dence of DR.. D. A. Nelson of this place.