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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
LITERARY.

OLD AND NEw.-"OM and Neo''
for December contains the follow
ing =
OLD AND New.
The Giant Yeous. Translation.
Lucretia p. Hale.
Charity at cost. j. p Quincy.
The Polaris. T. CT. A.
My Time, and What I've Dene with
it, Chap. XNX-XAXIII9 f.
e. Burnand.
Ferns. Mrs. L. a. Millington.
Some Beautiful Old Carols. Rev.
j. Villa Blake.
Checkmate to Apaches. Mark Sibley
Z Severance.
Country Sights aud Sounds. ii. NJ.
Hinckley.
Scrope; or. the Lost Library. CHAP.
XXII-XXIII) +. b. Perkins.
The Examiner Tyndalrs Lectures
on Light: Matthew Arnold and
Israel; Bishop Edwards's Mis-
takes; Outlines of German Lttera-
ture; Publications of that Prince
Society; Miss Alcott's Work !;
The Statesman's Yearbook.
Musical Review.
The December number OF "OLD
AND NEW closes out the volume and
the year with a lively number, hay
ing some ninety pages of stories.
These include the two serials, by
Mr.. Burnand and Mr.. Perkins: n
spirited translation by Miss Hale of
q curious modern alIegory by George
Sands, and a telling narrative (partly
fiction, is it not9 Of Apache expert
ence by Mark Sibley Severance, who
has been there. The serious papers
Of the number are, Mr.. Hale's intro
Iiuction, with some seasonable and
reasonable suggestions for Congress
men before "school begins" and q
cogent paper by Mr.. Quincy against
the practices that prevail about ex-
empting charities from taxation
The poetry is, a commemoratiOn by
z: @. A. of the pcrilous ice-hoat
journey of the Polaris crew, and some
sweet quaint Christmas carols collect
ed by Rev. J. Villa Blake, a compe-
tent judge and editor. A graceful
paper on Ferns, by Mrs, Nillington,
and one of Miss IIinckley's charming
articles on Country Sights and
Sounds" contain the Natural His
tory. The Examiner Introduction
has some rather comical reminis-
cences about the late "KnickerboclI-
er Magazine and it's late editor,
Mr.. Clark. The book notices, quite
elaborate, and the Musical Review,
quite spirited, fill out the number.
Terms, 81 per year. Address Rob
erts Brothers, Boston.
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ART DEPARTMFNT 10.

The Illustrations Of THE AI.DTSE r..
wOIlo-"lus fePutAuon, and ia the mvf 49,. @~l 49,
Europe 1t is an admitted fact tl,at IT, @M
examples Of the highest Perfection 60 49,
ING SoInnlIi lreJudiee I'm favor OF 'seeel Ilss
raPluiy yleolng to more educated nnd ,ais@~s.-s
nAtlne taste winch recognizes the adVsr4a~@- -
superior arusEc quality with greater gacGiss.- -
production. The wood-cuts OF 1HB AIDiNF - y
sess all she delioa4'y and elaborate nnsah - A..
nlose cssllS stSeI plate while they afford besS,
fendeIlng OF TIE artists original sS~
T~ fully realize the uouderf,,I - -. -
1,-i :. uoins Tor tile cause OF arr culture -
c1, II Is only necessary tu consider ~ 80 =
tne people 81 any other decent rsDrss-,'t. -
shs productions of great painttrs -
In addition to designs by tie mr., 49,. - -, -.
I1nei academy AID other noted AInsrirs,, $780,
iI " VIII reproduce examples of the 49,
masters, selected with view To the hsSh-s
81 success and greatest general utersst fb~s
the subscriber to THE ,ALDINE Will AZ a trtN5--,
lining infiueners Of true art anu ~
Tho quarterly tinted plates for 1s-. An a. -.
mos. moran and J. D. Woodward. -
Inc CHRISTMAS Issue for 1874 will contain ,uaaa
uesAShs appropriate TO the season l,v err 49, -
lists, and Viii SGrpsss ia attractions snS n - -
deceegCPs @1J va 40 NN@~
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= How little we know of the suffer
ings and privatiens and annoyances
of our neighbors. A women near
the post-office, last evening, was
heard to violently explain to another,
An didn't she have my best ear
rings, the coral hearts. to wear at
the party, Thursday night. an then
to go about tho neighborhood telling
that | mix my bread in a wash-basin
the squint-eyed, sneaking. lying
strollop that she is" - Danbury
Ne1rc.
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Price of Tickets.

Whole tickets 5000; Halves $500; Tenths, or
each coupon, $500; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$4,000; 22IS Tickets for 100000; II3 Whole
Tickets for s. 900 90; 22T Whole Tickets for &c.
10000. No discount on less than S500.00 worth Of
Tickets at n time.
Tho unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Con-
cert as well as the satisfaction given by the First
and Second makes il only necessary to announce
the Fourh TO insure the prompt sale Of every tick
ct The Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducted in
ali its details like the Third, aud full particulars
may be learned from circulars which viii be sent
free from this office 10 all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-
panied BY the money promptly filed. Liberal
terms given "a those who buy to sell again..
THOS. Il. BIkAAELETFE,
Agent Fubl. Iibr Ky. and Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
ag2O-tildecl.
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no THE FARMER.-we desire that the GAZETTE
- shall reach every farmer in the county, and in
order to do so, we extend to them terms 50 reason
abIe that even the poorest can SUBSCRIBE FOR IT
without realizing the loss Of anything worth nell
fleming There is enough UNNEcEssARY WASTE
about every farmers premises to pay for half
dossn newspapers, II He ONLY KNEW IT. We DO
not demand cash. strictly but will accePi.anything
nm fhs PROVISION LINE If these terms suits, bring
un xotR TRUCK
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Ii is our mtentioastO.. spare no efforts

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Wednesdny DecelnOer Bal, Is73

Only Sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one
half of these intended for the European Mar
ket thus leaving only 10000 for sale in the United
States where 100, 900 disposed of for the
Third Concert The tickets are divided into ten
coupons parts and have on their back the Scheme
with full explanation of the mcde of drawing.
At this concert which will be the grandest muai-
cal display ever Witnessed in this country the I'M
precedented sum Of
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49, CIRCULARS, SH'and letter heads hand
hs aad posters, labels receipts and all other kinds
ioeprsnting done at the GAZETTE Office, and SAIL
RAo7Ioz GUARANTEED. Prices as THH Low
v,vr. Bring your orders to us and veu duplicate
any figures, OR MAKE THEM CHEAPER
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FzE e5tiaens, of this section viii obfge By furn-
htng us with the addresses Of friends and relatives
Who have emigrated, as we wish to send specimen
sopaes Of our paper to all such.
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&1.5OO,OOO.

divided into 600 cash gifts will be distributed by
lot among the ticket-hoders. The numbers of the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
dren and the gifts from another.
list OF GIFTS.
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PREMIUM FOR 1874

~ Every ; subscriber to THE ALDINE fur ths yumP
ae' . WIZ receive Hair of chronos The OrfTlnna
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lHE ALDlkE, 10y ThOn,as Norm vghor,, ,,rase
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M0RRTSTOWN GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8. 1873

ALLsales Of property advertised IN the GAZETTE,
or Rorwl1ieh hand-biIs may be printed at tais Of
zee, will be noticed eGitO tally in these columns,
y HaEE OF CHARGE, prior to the sale.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, II 600 Gifts, all Cash, ........ sI,ao00OO
The distribution viii be positive whether al the
tickets are sold not and the IL 600 gifts all paid
in proportion to the tickets solda unsold tickets
being destroyed at the First and Second Concerts
inf
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1874
OED .E.9'D We
THE. PEOPLES MAGAZINE.
CONDUCTED BY EDWARD E. HALE.

It is now completing its Eighth Volume and
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In future, it Will continue to supply better and
better reading for both amusement and mstruc-
ton therefore three classes of citizens
particularly, viz
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YOUNG PEOPLE, MIDRLE-AGED PEO-
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miscellaneous Cards. -.
Prospectus for l674-SeUeatA Year.
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GRANDEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
IL, 900 CASH GIFTS $500, 600
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
&26O.OOO fO1. 500.
IL, 900 CASH GIFTS sI,5OO, 600
425O.OOO for $50

Tho Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized BY
special act Of the Legislature for the benefit Of tho
Public Library Of Kentucky, will take place in
Public Library Hall at Louisville, KY.
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at. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, NASH
= WILLIE & CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD LINE.
Great Central Short Route.

Without change of cars to Nashville, McKopzie,
Union City, Hickman, Humboldt Brownsville and
Memphis. Only ono change to Jackson, Tenn.
Paduclb, KY Little Rock Ark, Cairo and st. Louis.
More than $50 miles shorter to St. Louis than via
quicker than viz Corinth and Grand Junction.
Ask for tickets 70 Memphis AMI the Southwest via
Chattanooga aud Mckenzie, aud TO st. Louis and
the Northwest via Nashville and cclumbus-au
Rail: or, Nashville and Hckman-Rail and River.
- The Lowest Special Rates for Enigranta,
changes Of cars than any other route.
Tickets fer sale at tho Principal Ticket Offices in
the South.
J. ". THOMAS, Genl Snpt,
WI. DANLEY, q. ?. q T. A.
&. II. HARRIJI, Agent,
alE30I Knoxville, Tenn
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Citizens Of NHOrristOwn
AND ADJACENT couNTRYt

The Suspension and Failure the Banks the General
Panic throughout the country rducesus to offer the Largest
Substantial the Fashionable and the most Sy
ish Stock of Try GOODS bou to this market prices
that will hardly pay the importation. We bought goods
cash directly from importers who forced by the nan
ca crisis to realize at their goods lose still more
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AND PARTICULARLY :

Besides all the above, Mr.. Hale's New Christmas
Story "IN HIS NAME EXCLUSIVELY az our
Christmas Gift To each subscriber paying $500, in
advance at this Office BEFOkE December LIST, 1873
We must fix this date, because AL our Fall arrange
ments are SO early Remit in good season. Tie
book is already in press, and is offered above
FOR NOTHING, and wish you all Merry
Christmas besides!
vance.
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAd IL the remedy 10 cure
all lung and throat difficulties. II should be thor
oughly tested bssare uaing any other BasaIn u
win cure when al others fail.
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OLD AND NEw.-"OhI and NeeC''
for December contains the follow
ing =
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CONSISTING OF SILKS ranging from 81 up Dress Goods
all the celebrated brands consisting of Cashmeres Bartz
Cloth Empress Sateens Sout POpns Dagonals Seges etc.
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Mess. JAMES SJTSoN & Co
S'kNrLENEN II am delighted with the proofs On
color OF your chromos. They are wonderfully sae-
u Iel,res eht&hons by mechanical process q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
FAMOUS TELEGRAPH OPERATOR.

Among the victims of the fever at Snreye-
port was Alfred Savile, one of the best
known and most accomplished telegra nh
operators in the country, and attached to TIT
mmand of Gen. John II. Morgan during
the late war, The story of whose practical ard
profitable jokes on the FederaIs enliveued
The gloomy annals of those times. His feats
GU the enemy's wires, throwing large forces
OIL Federal cavalry off the scent, directing
them to the right and left, opening their
lines for the dashing Morgan to sweep
through In quest OF men and horses. are
among the romantic incidents 1T the war.
Few have forgotten how, early in the PANE
he took possession Of the wires bet weeu
Nashville and body OF Federals operating
In Southern Kentucky, giving peremptory
orders not to send any more troops but
plenty of provisions and ammunition. and
how an old friend, then in charge at Nash
vile, detecting the peculiar touch or flnp
erlng ot The bogus operator, dashed back 10
MN this good'humored answer: "Get ont
SaVille, or III send the cavalry after Won >;
oaViiie volunteered his services at Shreva.
port alter every resident operator had been
stricken down, and died at his post. -,Nacon
| (GG.) Messenger.
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PLANTING STRAWBERRIES.

I. Shelswel, in Cottoge Gardiner, kas
S-ied the following method with great
success The way IN which planted
my bed is as follows did not cut any
runners off the old bed. but allowed them
to run into mass In the autumn l
lined strips about nine inches wide ar ID
two fest apnrt through its length, and
cut them In squares OF nine inches. These
took up with spade ut three inches
deep, In the bed prepared for them /
Ind trenches dug two feet apart, and
placed the squares Of straw berry roots in
Them, at n distance of eighteen inches
from each 9th r. The roots were not
figured IN the least, and the CIop was
excellent. / had the trenches that were
made in the old bed fitled with one part
well-rotted manure and two D rts stiff
loan, and the bed was soon covered with
plants. Thus, by degrees, you can renew
the old bed as we'll as form new ones.
Certainly with the old plan of planting
single roots we obtained finer specimens
of fruit, but unless fruit for show is re-
.quired, advise everyone to try the above
plan for quantity, and they will not be
disappointed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06

a farmer gave the following as his ex
perlence CT going to tho races :. "Whv von
see, sir. put ten pounds in nv nocltet and
my Which, ana went down atween the
races 10 get peep at the Prince. sees him
there sure enough, and knows him by his
portrait 80 takes of my hat, and gives
tnree cheers Tor the Prince of WaIes-good
nearly ones; upon which a respectable.look
ing man, dressed very fine. patted me on the
back and said. We'll done sonire ole nm
tnree cheers more;' and gle un three cheers
again and what DO you think, sir The
rascal, while he was batting me on the back,
walked off with my watch and chain and ten
pounds in gold.''
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OR EAT INDUSTRIES
oF'THE UNITED STATES.

20EHINFNT AUTHORS. INCLUDING JOHN B.
GorGH AND HORACE GEEELEY
This work is a complete history of all branc hes
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