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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12
LITERARY.

We have received the third
number of monthly magazine of
26 pages, called :. The Herald Of
Health" published by the Southern
Publishing Co. of Atlanta, Ga, and
edited by DIR. j. Stainback Wilson,
formerly the editor of the Health
Department Of "Godey's Lady's
Book" 1t is beautifully printed in
double column pages, devoted to the
diffusion of health preserving knowl-
edge among the people; to Agricul-
ture, Horticulture, Fruit Culture;
the development of self-sustaining
home productions, ETC., etc. One
distinguishing feature marks the new
magazine-its Health Department.
1t is the only magazine of the kind
South of New York. Under the
head Of Home Remedies the edi-
tor gives safe and reliable directions
for the domestic treatment of disease,
founded on his long experience and
observation. It's articles are short,
pointed and practical, condensed in
to the smallest possible compass to
contain the cream of the matter dis
cussed. The Herald of Health has
a large field to fill. one that has been
toe much neglected. 1t should be
the recipient of a generous support
throughout the South. Price, 81
year. Address, Southern Publishing
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
IN Woods Household Magazine
for November, the table of contents
gives evidence that no efforts have
been spared that could add to its
excellence. ga Sermon on the
Skinner" is not only pleasing in
it's quaintness and originality. but
contains sound logic. Mrs. Pome-
roy's Pin Money" is capital. upon
the Stand" is, another meritorious
sketch, by the popular writer Kate
w Hamilton. Goldfish and Pota-
toes" by Eleanor Kirk, is a short
serial which opens well. There are
many other interesting articles had
we space to mention them. The
poetry in this number is unusually
good. A new feature of the maya
zine is the introduction Of pictures,
and the illustration, Past, Present
and Future" here given, is exceed
ingly pretty.
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y The Chattanooga Com6ieFcial says
the rail mill of the Roane Iron Com
pany is running double team tEis
week, in order to fill q large order
requiring immediate attention
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CAPT. I. Z. S. Russwurm, late
Circuit Court Clerk of Sumner eoun-
ty, died the 18th ult., at the resi-
dence of his sister, of consumption.
The deceased occupied, during his
career many positions of trust. He
was employed in the Postofice De-
partment at Washington City during
Mr.. Folks administration, and other
departments for eleven years. He
was private secretary to the Presi-
dent for a portion of the time. He
was afterwards twice elected princi-
pal clerk Of the Tennessee House of
Representatives and more recently
the Secretary of the late Constitu-
tional Convention of this State. Dur
ing the war he served calamity as a
Captain under Gen. John II. Nor
gan, and was noted for his cool cour-
age and efficiency. He was taken
prisoner at Cynthiana. Ky, on Nor
lgan's last raid, at was confined four
teen months at Johnson's Island
where he contracted, doubtless the
seeds of the malady that terminated
his life. The deceased was of most
'amiable disposition and possessed
Of many qualities that made him an
interesting companion in social life,
and through all the mutations of 4
varied life preserved the respect of
his Friends
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Mr. Greedy and Mr.. LincOII

NAF' WfeeN y HAAU NAEs H4AMCUIH'
To the Editor Of the Nation:
SIR-Turning over some old let
tiers the other day, l came upon one
from Mr.. Greeley, which illustrates
his relations to Mr.. Lincoln and his
administration. simply premise
that Count Gasparin had sent to my
care an appeal for the denomination
of Mr.. Lincoln on the ground of the
moral support which his reelection
would give to our case in Europe.
This plea l sent to Mr.. Greeley,
with the request that he would pub
Iish it in the Tribune, and received
the following reply. Tie italics are
Mr.. Greeley's:
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NEW YORK, April 6, 1864.


MY DEAR SIR.-I see that those
who know least about the way things
are managed at Washington want
NJ. Lincoln renominated, and l pre-
sumo they viii have their own way.
l match their judgement with that
of Congress, whereof not one-third
of the Unienists desire MIR. Lincoln s
denomination, and not half can be
constrained to seem to opposite it,
even by the terrors of popular re-
probation. Count Gasparin, $500
miles away, is naturally even more
decided and Jealous than Connect
icut; were he 10000 miles away,
he would be still more so. il.
Il am not accustomed to allow
majorities to dictate my opinion !;
if we're, | should be among the new
converts to abolition, and share
their choice for President But hav-
ing seen and felt too much during
the last three mournful years, it
seems my duty to favor the nomina-
ton Of some one who a0W not go
through Baltimore in disguise and
darkness when he goes to be in
augurated, who will cause the
Mayor and young Christians of that
city to be kicked out of the White
House whenever they shall dare pro-
pose that troops be forbidden to
cross the territory Of Maryland to
defend the m Federal metropolis.
Had the three first generals that
proved treacherous or eowardly been
shot on sight thereafter, we should
long have seen the end of the re-
bellion, says yours, EE ..
-s. "HORACE GREELEY"
Perhaps you will think this letter
worth printing. .. S. 7.
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the South.
j. w. THOMAS, Gen4 Supt.
W. L. DANLEY, 6. P. & T. A.
G. NJ. HARRILL, Agent,
apr50l Knoxville, Tenn.
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CHAwED.-The heaviest chawing-
up we have witnessed for a long
while came off few days since, on
the South side. Two quadrupeds of
the canine species collided, by pure
accident. One was a fine, quiet look
ing fellow, the picture of contented
good humor and friendliness-the
other a, crossed-grained, i'll natured
"honery little cur" who made most
violent demonstrations of incensed
rage and pugilistic ability. 1t took
a great deal of dog-talk to bring on
the overt act, but it came at last,
and that "little cur" came out of the
collision the best chawed dog ever
seen in Hamblen county. 1t took
two fifteenth amendments to release
him from the mouth of the ''upper
dog" and when he finally dropped
upon the ground therefrom, he gath
cred up what he could of his worth
less carcass and gradually disappear
ed. The general impression was
that he had tackled the wrong dog.
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l0I D. IMPORTANT TO 1918.
TRAVELLERS & SHIPPERSI
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI &
'- OHIO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS!
HHE consolidated Railway. extending
Il from Bristol, Tenn, to Norfolk, Va,
enters upon the new year with increased
facilities for accommodating the public in
the transportation of TRAVEL and Freight.
An addition of
NEW AND ELEGANT CARS
will be added to the line, and the road bed
will continue to be improved with
N y w IRo NJ 81 q.
until it will be made first class Railway
IN every particular.
The CHEAPEST and most Pleasant Route 10
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New York,
and Boston,
Via Norfolk, and the splendid Steamships
that leave regularly, in connection with
this Railway, that City, for the above places
Through Tickets good Until Used.
Baggage Checked Through.
Sleeping Cars on all Trains!
EUROPEAN EMlGRANTSI
Having made arrangements with the al
Tan Line Of Steonashtps,n which ply semi
monthly between Liverpool and Norfolk
Va, we can now sell tickets to and from
Liverpool, at
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Persons having friends in Europe, which
they wish to send for, can now purchase
Tickets at Bristol and Lynchburg, and
send them by letter, to their friends.
For Richmond-Double Daily
The South Side Division of this Railwa
having been put in good order, and the
GREAT IRON BRIDGE
having superseded the Old High Bridge
travellers taking this line will find it the
CHEAPEST, as well as the shortest and
quickest route to that city. Tickets, also
for sale, at greatIy reduced rates, via
PETERSBURG, VA,
to Richmond, Va, No charge for transfer
af Baggage at Lynchburg, Burkeville, and
oil other places on this Railway Line.
CHEAP And FAST FREIGHT LINE.
New arrangements have been made BY
which this has become the great FAsT
FREIGHT LINE to all parts of the country
Time as QUICK, and rates as ow as by any
other route. Goods and Produce, Of all
Eipdu e., ,ya
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WO DAILY TRAINS!

New York,
and Boston,
Via Norfolk, and the splendid Steamships
that leave regularly, in connection with
this Railway, that City, for the above places
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Perhaps you will think this letter
worth printing. S. 2.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
rs~Ni'T

StN Fl AHCIsCo, CAL. april, Ea
s. 1tn:hONr sale is heron l0stlOne
IL WEDN -, A.rl "a, -, al Il
sam" .cC. and piac" rs gL"Se s;aird.
alS |. i. MiitiklN. secretary
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Che eureka Sentinel.
The New Members of the Senate.

The Washington correspond
ence of the Cincinnati Gazette
contains the following:
Mr.. Allison, of Iowa, who sue
ceeds MIR. Harlan, and sits in Mr.
Wright's old seat, is a young man
not nor than forty years of age,
has a handsome face and rather Il
fine presence.
Mr.. Wadieigh, of New Hamp-
shire, Mr.. Patter>on's successor.
has taken the seat vacated 10y Mr..
Logan. Mr.. Wad. eigh is u me.iium
sized man, rather stout and full
breasted. He is of Scntch.lriSh
descent, and bears the unmistak-
able marks of the Granite bully.
Next to him is Mr.. Mitchell, of
Oregon, Mr.. Corbetts successor,
who has a frank, pleasant face,
and wears a long, narrow beard.
Wadleigh and Mitchell are bright
young lawyers, ambitious and very
successful in gaining SO high Il
position as United States Sena-
tors before they had won national
reput .tions.
Mr.. ingalls,, of Kansas, Mr..
Pomeroy's successor, is perhaps
the most marked in personal APP
pearance, as he is the most in
quired about of any of the new
Senators. He is t dat least six
feet in height very spare in form,
has a long. high and narrow head,
sharp eatures and long thin neck,
very dark complexion, and wears
glasses, which give him rather
walks about with an air of perfect
cas- and abandon, talks well, and
is a sort of American Carl >churZ.
Mr.. Jones, of Nevada, the friend
and successor of the genial Sena-
tor Nye, is u plain looking man,
between fifty and sixty years old.
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I q y WU'Fb tIFF|'T I8'I TEEITI UN 7el
And il accoroatce with iaW, and
order Of the ! GARD ol | II, UDls. II aGo
the Eth day ui february, lsiS, 50 nan
shares al each parcel vi >hCu SICK
may lie necessary. Niil he sciG at lHll
auction, at III ~Sal,SrCcm It lt@,
N#Urico Icre X Co., 40. 81 N,rtgnml
strict, san fInnCiscn, ialluMa,
TUESDAY, Ifr. LlonlH LAY
APRIL, 1873. ut the hour q tvtI
O'clock NJ. OF such Gay, to IGyG1
qv'nt ;sscssmCLI tlcr uI, trc,;lrN1
costs advertising aiG c>ltl>,S0! al
!. =. MI III y, s'IdaHI
CGicr: No. GtH Merchant s,td, d
Francisco, Caulcriin. Mh.j
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NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDlE1
DR.. GIBHCN'S IIGPEESAEY|

IN. ClSGsSN y LAX LIfCn@'
z o. G2S KEAENEY 5 lREEl. (
- cOrnc Commercial, san JI
Francisco. Private entrance on i
Commercial street. ESiaIllSirut Il
in 1904, for thotrratmcht I'll SrAu-Inl
al ana Seminal Disease, such asuGnI
hra, tlcct, Slrictur", SyrhIiiS III u. J
forms, seminal Weakness, I'M mtl5
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years siaiIJ
and liberated Legs, etc, succeS'
trt atCG.
DR.. GIFTON has the pleasure o. /
uOuIcing ihat h. las TttG1htd H,m
itirgthe principal Hosl ilass Of lA'
Il has resumed llattlcC. J
The doctor has spared neihertIHN
money in seeking ont new rthtura
has returned with increased iaeh"'
the alienation OF human slh'i!hs'
seminal Weakness
Seminal emission Is the cohseqwI
of stli-aluS". This SOLITARY Nee, "
rraycd sexual i~Iouig'Lcc, Is liauNr
tiie youth OF both SEXES 10 :h a'ln'y
limited extent; l~fuuucliE WIN " Gan
certainty the following IRAN "a Mvt
symptoms, unless ~cuniialtu ~ rrru
medical measures, w Saiio" N @
arcc, dark spots under the e!ts' I'm
the head. ringing i'll the ear; nv IN
the rushing ut leaves or raitliH- I'm
tUS. En' aSl1iesS atIout the IONS va
at the limbs, confused vision, uiu"n
telltct, loss OF confidence On III"
preaching strangers, q uiSiIh'
ncW acquaintance, q 81 ost,O"~ and
society, loss OF III B1Cr!, ilhii'N
cious t,ultions about the Ihr''
iiuShcS. tl.rrt Il tongue, lul"
coughs, consumption, nlsht sNv""
nuniania, ard ir,qucitl! iEsaLn,,
iict le not Gttairtd, You 'l'hle Iiif
mrdiat,ly, either in person ,I"T
and h:tNe Il cure effected l.! ~ Sa
sciuntinc mode OF treating tbls %
which never iaiis OF eiie,t!nS aq"N'
radical cure.
Cured at ECne' rrE
Persons ut a distance ma! ear mol
Al HONE, by addr,ssil Z u r" bl
GIDEON, stating case, S!hl' nod
OF time the dist ase 81 .'n.rf,dl
have medicine promptly loi. ,o Sll
from damage and curlosl'!, Lain u
OF the country. With iuii alui oip
lions for use, bN inclo.inE CIV IntraT
registered lettcrthroush 'lei
through Wells, afso 'o.u No fcT(
\ package OF mediclrt VIII Ind
e. Ly ENrresstoany lar' olin vill \
rsonS writins tothc 'eloi hey sc
state the name of the paper '"'
advertisements in. ,,r copi4
All communications s'iN''
tial. c,rvON.
Box 1857, San Francisco Tan"
fet-ly
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STATE. OF
Notice of Assessment

ACkSON MINING CONpANN-In-
- Gallon OF works, Eureka, Eureka
County, Nevada. N"
Notlce Is hereby given, that M n meet.
ing OF The oard OF directors of said com.
oihN; held on the twrniy-iourth dav Of
H!Hrch, 1915, an assessment go n nj
len tents per share was levied unon
thr capita stock Of the Corporation. rav y.
anl. immediately, in United states r"id
aiiu siiN.r com, To Ii Secretary. nj h
once Oh The company, No 40 CALM.
mn sir'.', san trancisco. California.
Any Stock upon which tins assessment,
silaii remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of
Ailrii Do, will be deiinoueut AMI oJ'
n'rtlSPu Tor sale AT public auction. ami
u,ilrsS payment shall be made betore
MI ~ solu on the 10th dav of Ntav'
lo'', 10 pay the delinquent nSsessrnnny,'
ehn' . WIN costs OF advertising and
by order of h Directors.
os, an II, {. KiEIE, Secretary.
o,soa Iil9 California sire I, san Fran.
mh.9td
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St.EEiEE'S GALE,


STATE or %EVADA,l
COUNTY q VRFtA.
SiiLitIfF'S OFFICE.
EUhEkA, NEv., Marcn -, 1873.
'FHIS : 10 CERTIFY THAT UNDER
y ana by NlltI" oi an execution uuiN
i$Su "a out OF tiIc district Court of IT,.
SlAtn judicial District, in and for the
County OF iaud.r ami state ol Nevada.
upon "a judgment rrnu"r tt and dOcktteu
Ia Stlu tot,ri on IT," thirteenth DAY al
february, a. H., -, in IaNOr oil john \.
Paxton as liaiiiii!i, rae against thu
Home licN't SILVER 81, lining COMPANY Il
~lhiCIdTNt, lCr tn SUM 90 .Nin" Iuns
aHd ilGutrcu Dollars and tl-luu, cold
com, Caln1gr>, VITA irtrr,> II il like gutQ
coin M /" rate oil trh 'rc"Et.p raHnumt
tn pam, tn1. thtr VITA 30 HuHdrt ii AND
4n4rt! -lN" CELLARS and 3--iUJ, G stS ANA
dlsours mrnt> and accriIng costs to tin.
~ ri! OF tUr IA County, directed ami
To m llN,r a..
/. John Il. Sullivan, sheriff of EIr ka
"uii%, dIn, ii tn manner r our q By
1aN, >ltZr ana levy al on as the Prop rtN
Ol tn dricHG"EtS nailrt. in saIu WIi. tn
following utSyrlD Il * III irOp"rfV. >lu-
atrd / / county III EurcIa ana Staie
81 NcNaua, 20 wit:
DESCRIPTION.
mat frtaln H4iiln- ella IN known and
recorded rs Ii IIuHn Ilctrt |. Ggp and
Company, >Ituat Il on aSFur oil Prospect
'tuLiHibs NEAR ltlN luIittfbprT Milne.
Eur lsa Aiming District. Itr-ka
state OF Nevada also h Gome lick, /
i3Hn' same ID street, County and STATE i.
sad property having been attarIlou on
Ia" eth uaN OF January, A. D.. ISIS. by
Vi III" or Il writ Of ajtachmrn iSSi a Out
% tag q. NAMED coGr. at the Instance
~ said plaintiff.
Ana ! Win sell said r al property as
aforesaid al The our Hous" OF Eureka
ounty, IN the Town OF Eureka. in said
County, ON
Monday, the 2Sti Day of iprIl. 4. ID.
1873, between TIE hours of Q o'clock
\. II. and ) O'Clock l.. NJ, 10
wit: ut Il O'clock II. of said DAY.
Til" sale of sail real property will include
All tn" right. till and interest OF said de-
PENDANTS IN and to the same when said
Judgment brcamr a lien thereon, to wit f;
the Thirteenth Day of February, A. d.
1913, and also III their right, title and
Interest To the same, acquired since then.
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN d.. SULLIVAN,
2a-apS Sheriff of Eureka County.
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Tlinlns Slotlss.
NOTICE OF ASsEsslFr,
I EnON. MIL AND nr>,

- PaNh. irincil alplac, of 10y
of taiiornia. "He.Scl, Ss,
ocation of Works: Erreto
District, Lander County, Statss Ats
here are dclinorcr,n
following described stock, On acuicnds
assessment levied on Lo"coA Z
Hh) day of February. lisa Nv Nl,
amounts set opl usic the sela.
respective Shareholders, as tciiow o. .
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To Furnace Hen and Builders.

X. SMITH WILL SUPPLY ALL
. furnace men n builders with IA
: rst-class quality ~ sand rock Tor build
tig purposes. Wlll deliver it or sell it at
1 e quarry. Spl II
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ADVERTISEMENTS
All Est to EroVids Funds
For the Payment of(ao Current
Expenses Of Eureka County.

Expenses Of Eureka County.
'EFlIE People OF me sT.A-E OF
Nr\aId, represent u in Srnatr ana
ASSEMBLY, GO enact a> fpiIuNS:
SEtIIuS 1.-The care OF County Com
mISSloirrrs of Eureka County, -,cyaGa,
arr hereby a~uthOr!H, q anu r,t powered To
Issue III" bonds q! said County IN any
sum no To exceed twenty Thousand dol
iar-. 40 poNus Issued as herein Provided
snail b. OF less nOuH han two hun
area CtliitIS, ana none Tor n grral, +
amount than OEi" thousand dollars each.
ana n shall boar interest al a rate
not 10 tAcrrd eighteen pr cert. Der an
,,'niH, and Snail be Redeemed III the loi
10 >ng mann"r said bones shall b.
ptNabir at the oLicc oil the tountA Treas
ar r0i .ur'Na County on tn" first Mon
day OF July, y. l.. 1871. OF the first money
coming lhto the County Treasury in
\. II. II ) ana le14, aud aIlcr the apuur.
tloHhtcnt has been made Tor Stttr lur-
POS :, and to til" i~i-tricl JUDGES salary
il'iiI. The Ouniy Auo.tnr SHAH SET apart
a %>t.flIci" ut atn to a the interest on
$50. ana uptoJuly, y. ID. 1877, sufficient
SNall be set q art to laN the bones and
rn.aiEtng inter, Il.
seton ,. Whenever, in the opinion
CT IN" I GARD vi County commissioners
tie Issuance Of aid bonds is necessary
Nor the beS: interest OF SAID urtka tuun-
y, II ouniy 4rrns, FER ShaiLscil at par
not over I'VE thnuSand dollars worth OF
NOS, unless 1thCrNISr rrut rcd 10y th,,
't'itru OF County Commissioners: and
the proceeds tlnr 'ot snail be placed III
~ '"hh'H treasury, as a lana lor The"
payment OF current eNirns 5 OF sad
NoufdH lroNiU u,that no lurtion there.
81 snail T." All rOi r!aicu or PAD rs sala-
tbs orr" l" IT," ourty CIiicrrs. unless
IA iThhsi ort'nG PERSONS convicted OF
crime I o lii" Stat" Prison.
section ). lEc County Com missionprs
are hVrrbE huthortz' aud cupowerr. to
idNe Inc bones irint"d in form, ana
!n"hi''r, 10 carry out the provisions OF
tni- Act.
Section 4. The intereS, IN said bonds
>httl be rayail" s~cnii-annualIy at thu.
once ni the County lrrasur' r., i'll Eu-
Icka, Eureka County, Nevada.
STATE OF NEVADA,
SECkErAI.I'S OFFICE. IS
-. II. AIlnor seer tary nt stat OF IN.
Ht"tr 81 Nevada, do hertby G. rtify mn
me i"r'2oln@ Is Iull IA correct cory Of
IN" ORIGINAL, cntltl dean act to lrotidn
iuhu> i"f me payment OF Tia" cuIr.n If ~.
P'h>is nl tur'ka County," apl royid
".trch T. 1873, now on tilr in my nfi.cr.
IT, - In witness whereof. have
II renii" set my hand II airixCd Tho
Nr''t Stai OF state. Done at office in
larson tlty, Nevada, this Eth uny nj
March, 1878. "s VI
I'D MINOR,
Secretary OF state.
~" by NHAs. MARTIN, Deputy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10

And in accordance with law and an
order OF the Board Of Trusts, matte on
the 2lst day OF February, 1873. So many
shares of each Parcel ii SAID stock as
may be nc .ssary viii b. sold at public
auction at the Office OF thu Company, No.
$50 Ca ifuruia street. san francisco, Cal
ifornia, on the Twenty-e.inlh C-9thl
Day of April, Is73, at the hour OF /
O'Clock =. Nj. of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment Tn ron, together
with the cost Of advertising and the cX-
penses of sale.
\. +. BENJAMIN, Secretary.
Office, No. $50 California street, san
Francisco, California. api I'd