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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26


THE TINE TO ADv1.RTfsE.-Now.
evidently. is the time to advertise.
freely. There is inst as mueh
money now as the was before tie
panic, but those who lave got it
need inducement to fetch III ont and
spend it Prices are coming doEn,
and such peopJe~wfll be WRITING to
knoS5just who're TO 6id bargains.
They will DE consulting tle. ad~er-
Using Columns on. dis sul,ject and
hence those who advertise freely
Will have the best chance tosseenre
THEIR trade. In the Advertiser 3
Magazine. a model specimen of ty-
Biography published by S. w.
Pettinsill33 & Co. Of New York, We
find the following excellent sugges-
tions'lnade to advertisers F"
There are certain facts gabout
newspapers Which should he kept
in mind by. advertisers, which are
these: Their circulation the class
of people who read them; their in
flucnce with their readers, and their
rates Of advertising
Keep up your stroke The public
know when an advertiser is .tmid
and half scared, aud when he means
business. and believes lin himself
and his goods, and it will act accord
inglyqr Many an advertiser misses q
ncar-at-hand success by quitting too
soon. Fhe public won rush in and
buy you out the first day: it has
other things to think of Some
will glance at it one week, read ii
the next, and buy the third
others will he haunted by it till
they are, at last, obliged to look YOU
mp to ease their minds, and you are.
making your name and
business familiar to thousands, who
will come 10 YOU some time. PAY
no attention to q silly notion. ell
couraged chiefly by people, who have
got to be prosperous. that is nos
quite the proper thing TO push your
business through the newspapers.
1t is just as legi innate as putting
up a sign over your door, and far
more modest than sending out drum
mers to worry people into trading
with you, for your newspaper adj
addresses no one in
particular, and whoever buys your
goods in consequence. really does so
without your asking. SEE. Il
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COMPLAINT comes to us from the
direction of one Of our most estima-
BILE county farmers Of the rapaeious
and inordinate appetites of couple
OF our Morristown bird hunters. Our
complainant says the poor fellows
were objects of compassion when he
invited them to his hospitality, and
he didn't cream of their stomachs
being bottomless. Great dishes of
sausages. souse, cold hogsheads, bis
cults. corn-bread, flap-iacks. butter.
etc, etc, disappeared before them
like CONNECTIONS before a Sunday
School class. The good lady for n
long willie stimulated the hunters to
do justice to her hastily prepared TIA
bic. but as plate after plate was. emp
tied and re plenished,s her features as
suned the so!emnity of prospective
bankruptcy and beggary. and taking
her husband to the kitchen she de-
clared to him her belief that " them
fellers in there has got tape worm
inside each one of them 200 feet
long and a. big as they are, AMI its
no use trying to squelch SIGH kind of
We amt got the vittels
to run the job through, so you'd best
get en- away He got them away.
finally. and declares if they ever call
again he will furnish only murYA-ies
for dinner. and they must crouch to
obtain that.
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A large lot Of Albunls. Frames,
Chraiaos and Cases at SclIeiers gal
Iery. MorristowIh Tenn Foy. 9th.
Dtsrrp .nors AaRol ~ An

DEsrEp4poEs ABReAD.-- Almost
every paper We take up contains a
Socahnoticc of some attempt At, das-
Sar'liy outrage. In Blount county,
lIeRF Maryyille. on the 18Th, Il party
OF unknown men visited the store of
j. c. Hale, about 8 O'Clock at night,
and after buying a few ar iclei, tne
of the party presented 4 pistol to the
head Of IIale's assistant and deman-
died his money. The young man
ran his hand into his pocket as If to
get the money. but drew out a pistol.
whereupon the ruffian discharged lis
pistol, missing the young man. but
striking Hale in the head. The ruff
fans made tbeF. escape. The wound
Of Dir. Hale it is feared will prove
fatal, Too much caution cann5t lie
exercised these times, By isolated
merchants in watching the move,
mentsfof strange visitors.
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RETURNED. - Messrs. Russell q
Dickinson, who went South few
weeks since with ldt Of horses, re-
turned home last week, with their
stock, reporting their inability to
make sales at satisfactory prices.
They passed Though North and
South Carolina, Georgia and back
through Scquatchie Valley, and re-
port scarcity of money and 9ener-
al stagnation of trade everywhere.
They advise no one to 90 South with
stock of any kind a present.
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-MayoE-LowEy-has <issued-the fol-
LOWING .pfoclanatioss to Che. citisens
of Morristowp. prgflg theal q OBJ
serve to-norTpwl( lsprsdayD . a day
4. of thanksgiving, and requesting that
all secular. business. he suspended on
that day. and5that.tlle awhele pepala-
ton resort to .theiir. places of.wcrship
and unite in praise 10 Him who is
the author of all and the -giVer of
every good and perfect gift.2
. ..''.'1'o The People ri. Afoari$tQatH..
70. re While many of. our sister. towns
and cit es and various sections OF
the country have - been .fearIullv
scourged with disease and death, I'VE
have been wonderfully blessed! cur
lives, almost without exception. have
been spared, We have heens Are+
served from. the pestlfence That Walk
eth in darkness. and the destruction
that Nasteth at @noondaysg. In the
stiilttoJs- "a NJ lliASttiClt4l COlIA ulSlOllo
Throughout the. land, we haze had
and now have. more than a .suffi {
cheney of the. ne oessaries Of life
our homes are pleasant and comfort
able Surely of1ah people We have
the greatest cause to be thanlefiils
Therefore, III Accofda8pce with the
'fecomlnendatiolia9f the President Of
the, United States and the Governor
.of.the State Of 'fennesse, and by re-
iqucst of our minis tiers, ] do most
earnestly. recomnend that n 71asseltty,
tte@2Ftlts7 deg Of l,NT9tel,ater, be. .ohserv-
ed ass o ebay of athstnks g wing and
that on iliaf, day all secular business.
be suspended, and that all our peo.
pie 90 up. as one man. to the places
designated for worship and give
praise and thanksgiviresto Almighty
God for his unspeakable goodness
and manifold blessings.
f.as r.. A. LOWRY, 80
Nov. "a, 1873. Mayor.
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I/ArrENrr 10 GET AwAY.-1Ion-
day morning, as Sheriff Boyd was
furnishing his boarders at the. county
Jail their matutinal refreshments one
Of them, Alex. Whaley by name,
Indicated an Indifference to it that
amounted to positive determine
ton on his part to find another hash
hou-e. Wiley was rem vinga the
ashes from the stove to the outer
door. His sister, who had obtained
permission to visit him. was standing
i'm tile door, and the Sheriff WIS in
side the room nea- the door. When
Whaley got to the door he threw Ills
shovel to the ground, broke from the
yard and jumped the fence like
frightened deer. The first step the
Sheriff took in pursuit landed him in
the sinewy, staIwart arms of tie sis
ter, and she gathered him to her ten
NtI DOSOlH WIFI JIC 0licCjtOn OIL u
devil-lish for one of the toilers of the
sea. How long and ardent her en-
brace might have continued, is a mat
ter OF speculation. A sudden ex-
tension of the SherifT's right arm in
the direction of her umbilical head
quarters tended to a gradual damp
ming Of her ardor. and he left her
overcome with disappointment and
love on the floor, with as good a-tes-
timonial of innocence in her hand as
Mrs. Pottiphar ever presented. by
this time Whaley was way ahead,
and as tie Sheriff was without Lis
e shooting tools and alone, it mar.
rowed down TO u question OF legs
The She.ilrcame down to work beau
tifully and brought his game TO bay
in less than four hundred yards. lie
has his usual number Of boarders.
but whether sympathizing feluale rel
atives will be allowed former privil-
eyes is questionable 4
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CONE TO GRIEF.-Sheriff Gossett,
Of Knox county, and a posse of men,
have been having an exciting race
after the gang of desperadoes who
have recently been committing de-
predations upon stores and stables
in Roann, Monroe and Blount couu-
ties. They prove to bc John Man
grum.J j. Ii. Mynatt. Gannm Mynatt
and Clinton Loudermilk. who made
their escape from the Knoxville Jail
some time in October last. Friday
last four young men of Strawberry
Plains flushed the party in the high
way and after considerable shirm-
ishing with fire arms. in which tyo
of the young men and two OF the
Jail birds were wounded. the young
men drew off and went to Knoxville
for reinforcements. Saturday morn
ing Sheriff Gossett headed the pur-
suit and after innumerable incidents
by flood and field succeeded in dis
covering the hiding place of Henry
Mynatt, Mho was badly wounded in
the road fight, and capturing two
horses stolen by the gang. On the
person of Mynatt was found various
articles identifying him as a arty to
the recent robbery at lockwood Fur
mace and the outrage in Blouut coun-
~. Mynatt was taken to Knoxville
and placed IN iail. Tile other des-
peradoes are still at large. We I'M
dcrst nd 4 reward of 500 is offered
hy Sheriff Gossett for their bodies.
dead or alive, hes II
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

UNFoRTUNATE.- regret to hear
of the destruction by fire, on the
night of the 18th inst. of the Ma
sonic Hall, schOol-rooms, and all con-
nccted Herewith at WeaverviIle. \.
c. The school was an excellent one
and we understand arrangements
have been already made to continue
it without interruption.
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PUT 1T IN BAcoN.-A letter from
a large hog drover from this vicinity
now South, advises his friends here
bv no means to bring. hogs South but
mt them into bacon at home.
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Boss Treed Secures a Situation at
Last.
Esf NEw y DIRK. Nov. 22.--Hweed was
brought into the Court of Oyer and
TerIniner. this morning, for sentence,
An immense crowd filed the CORR
doris and room. Tweedis counsel ar
gucd a motion for Il stay judgment.
LATER. Tweed was sentence to
twelve years in the county pri son
and $4,000 fine
Fine japanese cloth at New York
Wholesale prices. at the Murplrey
Corner.
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JOHN ". PAXTON,
Home RDathic Physician

n RESPECTFULLY offers his services in all its
II branches to the citizens OF Knoxville and is vi
cnty and hopes by strict attention to his business
to merit and receive a share of patronage. =
Dr. p. returns his sincere thanks to his former
friends for their kind patronage and hopes to merit
continuance of the same. u tf.-- "a.
Residence and Office corner of Main and Locust
streets Knoxville, where he may be found, unless
professionally engaged.
Prompt attention given to calls from distance
on any of the railroad lines. oct5 z
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

RELIGroUs.-The Rev. J. L. NJ.
Burnett will preach at the Baptist
Church on. Thursday morning TO-
morrow. Thanksgiving Day at 'he
vsuoI hour The public are invited
to attend.
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s.KAsH KoRNER." Il. y. & Q. +.
Spock, at the Murphey Corr er, con
tinuc to offer great inducements to
cash purchasers, of all lines Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots. Shoes,
Hats, Cutlery. &c, &c. You can
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

WASTED.-l0.00O pounds orpork.
for which the highest market price
will be paid, in goods.
i. 7. & G. Z. SPEcK.
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THE Swiss CEI EaUATIoN-W We re-
greet we were not able to accept the
kind invitation of the managers to
participate in the celebration of the
Five Hundred and Sixty-Sixth An
niversary of the Independence Of
Switzerland, held at Staub's Opera
House. Knoxville. on the 18th inst.
1t was an enthusiastic iubiIant and
spirited patri' tic demonstration we
dare say. "Our judges, our Con
gressmcn, lawyers, merchants, me
chauics and capitalists were there,
and the elite of our ladies graced The
floor and festivities" is the summing
APP of one OF the metropolitan papers.
Addresses were made by Col, Peter
st NIB. Consular Agent for the Swiss
Government in Tennessee. 10y Mr..
Gratz. w. A. Henderson, Esq, and
others.
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For a good Photograph so to
Schleiers Gallery. Morristown Tenn.
nov. 3
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One Of the Messrs. Houghtons. of
the firm of Houghton q Bros, New
Market. aTenn.. with. whom. our citi-
zens Afave been negotiating flor the
establishment of Machine Shop and
Foundry at this place, made us a
vista with a view of aeXalRi- ing the
location and to confer with our citi-
zens upon the subject. Although no
definite result was attained. the
negotiations. are of such character
as TO lead MS to strongly hope they
may yet prove snccessfnl.-Kingsto1e
East Tei,neSsecdn.
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moRRISToWN MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR THE RETAIL TRADE.
Corn-40 cents. f
Wheat4$1.20 to $i.5O.
Oats--30 cents. Demand light.
bsIBacon-l0to IL c-fper poundl
Lard-10 c. per pound.
Flour $500 to $4.50 per sack.
Corn Meal--Old, T5 c. per bushel.
Is New, SOC. 81
Chiekens-11O to Is c. apiece
Sweet Potatoes--40 O. lGlshel.st !
Irish Potatoes 10 c. bIsliei. -
Butter-20 c. per pound. '.sa
Eggs-15 c. per dozen.
Eeathers45 to 50 c. per. pound.
Dried Pcaches-I's 6 to &c. perth.
Salt--s2 % per 5 baslel sack.
Iseesws x--25 {. per pound.
FIaxseed--Sl to Sl.l0 per bushel.
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IA g, H. Perry is Operator at II, NJ,
Schleier.s Gallery. Morristown Tenn.
call aud sec him. Nov, 9th, ]
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sB-MEssns. TAYLOR, WALKKN Co., sun D''iiu-
-. -. .r,,bor;zsa agents for the MoRBIsrows
GAZETTE in the city OF BaltiaaoEe.
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BnoUGHT BACK.-Robert Blcvins,
special officer, Of Hawkins county.
passed on the eastern train Saturday
last, having in custody the notori-
Gus wife murderer, Berry. lie was
arrested ut Sherman, Texas. and
was brought back on requisition
from Gov. Brown. lie is now con
fined in Rogersvilie Jail and will be
tried at the next term Of the Gin cult
Court. His crime is q most revolt
ing one, familiar to our readers.
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"Hohey Saved Is. Monay Made.9
You can save al least 20 per cent.
hy. buying your Dry Goods OF all
kinds from L +, < q. L. Spcck.
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Our old friend, Joe Duncan, of the
Telegraph office, Knoxville, came
near losing his Ii e, one day last
week, by the capsizing of his skif'
in the HoIston while cunning ducks.
If Joe would visit the cornfelds adj
jacent the French Broad in t! c vi
entity of Leadvale. about this time,
he could secure an abundant supply
OF his favorite game with no more
extravagant' outfit than common
whoop pole. We met Charlie Sow
ers recently with a string of fine
mallards, who assured us he knocked
them, over with o stick while going
to his barn. There's no use in Joes
risking his life losing double-barren-
ed stub-twi-ts, and taking copiously
or cold water when he can do better.
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MORE FINE POTATOEs.-Our old
friend. Uncle Tommy Wallace, Of
.Sweetwater, noticing the paragraph
we made q few weeks since about
Al Sullenbargcr's sweet potatoes.
sends us barrel full Of his Monroe
County ans" They are genuine
roots and no mistake-creGitaile
to the character of the county That
produces them, and evidence of the
farmorlikc style Of living enjoyed by
Uncle Tommy. May he long live to
enjoy the comforts and fulIness OF
OF graneries that a life Of industry
and honesty to his fellow man has
enabled him to gather round him.
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Or SharpA Specific cures Dyspepsia, liver Conn.,
Hklint 6olist fstion Vomiting of Food Sour StoIn
ach, Water Brash, Heartburn Law Spirits, sc. In
Thirty Ahyesears neycr falling 50 cure the mort OBJ
ssalate cn4ese Sold hg druggists generally EAR
NEST & BRISCOIr Agents FOR Morristown- Depot,
Isl EfghSAs5s ~ X! Circulars mailed on apPlica
ofh t79fEa h0E Q;4e,~+ " ~
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The highest market price paid for
butter and eggs, at the Murphey
Corner. up
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Just received at the Murphey cor
ner, One Car Load Fresh Virginia
Salt. j.. p. & G. +. SPECK.
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ly-araay, Climbs Tx sSomit~P0te sqng
aidohg {, roen .ffdb-ssupbsie&
wasrtfSGroN. Nov 24.@The m
sanity committee have sent in pro-
position to tie Government urging
that the Island Of Cube, be converted
into a gun boat immediately. and an
elhored in The New .l. York h .lll
where she can be protected.
CHr6co. Now s2f-'fhc' Grand
Master Of this State has issued DIT
ders TO all the Oranges to be care
l-ful4in. seeuring-their present crop Of
Spanish needles, as they may be ip
great demand in event of.a war With
Spain.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 24.--FOrt SauIf
tders is to be armed and put ia fight
ing trim, after witch tie Knoxville
police will be dispatched to bring
Spain round here in front Of the for
Iaand,hay her whipped.
r ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 21.--Alexan-
der H. Stephens and the Southern
f. lows want to chaw something and
TASK tile. Government to sic them on
Spain There is enough bark in
them to run a tan yard for twenty
years. and Gen. Grant thinks Of
giving tlietn ehauce.
SoUTH POLE, Nov. 20.-Dr. Liv-
ingston surrounded the Africans and
took seventy thousand prisoners.
AS soon as he succeeds i'll parolling
them he will proceed to climb this
Pole and see if the New York Herald
lis in sight with supplies. f
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FINE OYsTEilS.-W Me indebted
to Capt. Pe;tagrew for a sample can
or the fine Norfolk oysters he is now
daily furnishing to those who call at
his restaurant. corner or Main street
and the railroad crossing. lie is pre-
pared to serve up this luxury i'll any
style, by the plate to order or III
quantities to suit customers. Give
him a call.
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The 81 orriist own Gazette.
Wednesday, November, 26, 1878.

CtucIn natI. ChmbeFIaHd Gap VnATieS'On ~ =,
Daily trains Csundsy e1cepie"'l is'' 80
a. - I..ve Wolf creek at 600, m. Arrive
- Horristown at 9:I2, a. IA.
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"a A Knoxville newsman sends
us the following.


~ A Knoxville newsman sends
us the following.
ONALIC AssID.-A Union county
fellow drove into town last week
with an old OK team and n sway
backed wagon loaded with feathers,
furs, hides, roofs, &c. and halted in
front Of one of our rrincely whole
sale stores. Old sorrell top, seeing
the reflection Of his oxen in the large
plate glass windows, was perfectly
thundcrstruck. and with an incredu
lous expression of countenance ex-
claimed ''Gim look I'll be gosh
darned if they amt got oxens in
yOnder, less go in: they will come
darned nigh matchin ourn - They
nervously opened the door, walked
in, and. looked round in search o
the match team, said something
about being busted aud retRed. look
ing as though large sized calf had
run over them.
A DAMAGE SUIT-Cohn threatens
to sue Your correspondent. for five
tousand toIIar tamage,'' for putting
that mink tale IN the paper. but says
he do puy-seme nlinksanit dc pos
sums Que time not long ago last
WINTER s. &s
. & INTEREsTTNG TO GRANdERs. A
great many farmers are writing TO
your correspondent wanting to know
about his theory and the advertise
ment in which he offers to inform
them how they can get one peek for
everp sound grain of corn or wheat
on their farms. The theory is sim
pie, we haven't time to write to each I
one Of them, and you will oblige by
answering through the GAZETTE.
Tell them. to feed tito the chickens /; !
| never yet saw an old hen that |
would not give a peek for each grain.
This has reference to no allnsions !
in regard to your Old friend Col. |
Peck. at Wolf Creek.
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Schlcier's Gallery will be opened
for . short time only at Morristown.
Tenn. TNov. 5th.1
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ORR excellent friend. John w.
Paulett,, Of Knoxville, is agent for
the State of Tennessee, for the
school books of j. II. Butler & Co.,
Philadelphia. Henn I'll
This firm publishes Good'ich's
Histories, Mitchelrs Biographies
Smiths Grammars and other stan
dard wo.ks. They are also publish
ers Of a superior kind of Readers
and Spoilers. Mr. Paulett went 10
Bristol on Monday last, in the in
terest ,ofthe books published by j..
II. b. S5sCo.
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TIE PHI )ToGIAPH GALLERY.-ln
again calling attention to the facili-
flies now existing in-em tow for
ptoc1fing first-cIass photograph1ike-
nesses.ef~ relatiyesa aud ffiendss we
would ad1pnislfoeF readers thaeDd-
vantage should he. taleeH-of-1he pre-
sentsoppoftanity,, rs Mr.. Perry, the
goperator informs us it is not his in
'tenGon to tarry much longer with Us.
BariHgs bis brief sojourn here, he has
tarned out as fine toned. life Ike pic
lures as we ever saw from any art
it's bands, and the assistance he now
has in the person of his wife, Mrs.
Perry-herself one of tile most ex-
periehced and successful artists in
the country-enables him to- promise
ladies the most prompt attention and
a still higher degree of artistic finish
in his work. there is no counting
the pleasure one has in possessing
the likeness of a dear deceased or
absent friend. and when it is so east
~ and cheaply to be attained as at
present, who will not provide for SO
inevitable an~eyent. Let.all who de-
Sire pictures sc at once to Dir. Per-
ry.
La.1ies Dress Goods at a great re.
at the new store of L. p. &
r. Il SNanly s5
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eeBexaeeEDebN.

It arrests decay of vital forcss exhaustion Of the
nervous system, restores vieOr 10 the thebiItatcdy
cleause V1ate bioOd, removes vesicEe obstretions
and acts directly on the Liver aud Spleen Price 81
hottfe- JOHN O. KELLOGG, Is pistt street,
80 4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

JupGE Coke, OF TENAs.-A Texas cores
pendent of the Louisville Courier.Journat
pays the following compliment to Judge
Coke, Conservative candidate for Governor
of the Lone Star State, and brother of Cap
tain John A. Coke, of Richmond: ...
But now comes Richard Coke, gentleman,
from county OF the Old Dominion, whose
sons so often bring honor to State that has
already her need of praise, and accepts with
confidence, and yet modesty, the standard of
the opposition. ." &c.,
A man OF culture and proved capacity the
moderation of his views is acceptable TO all
classes of the people. = Though he carried q
sword for the Confederacy at "Pleasant
Hill" he accepted office under Hamilton, and
his ermine as a judge was never soited. His
Success .cesls ineYitabla. !as7a 2nn! TO -.n1.'r