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National Republican., 1873-06-05
PROPOSALS.
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Sealed IrStossts q frnish & %stsTlas n for ihs
s.sy icI tss hsesY ysss snaps ypss y. I'D vgi s.
nd June nsIi. Al which time The proposals. viii bs
Iks propos.ls must 30 addressed to the "ohiei
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| suIsdsa ~ jhs fup emount wiz be ssauired tc
se e tSs of az navy bspsTtssnt %as. q
A. additional security twenty per eentuin will b,
wiihhed from the amount OF the bills until the con
tracts shAn have been eompletsd, and eshty pei
pSsS q As sAs q a ~ PPs1sss !,
lArfk WI Pe PAID by the PaymAster q The stalio,
by Iho pAymaster Of the station nearest the yArI
ihs warrant for the came ahAl have been passed B!
. the Secretary Of the TneaAuTy. II. =
The clAasea Of this Bureau Ale numbered an
aesiypsted q ioliowi ~. 80,
No D Cotton CANVAS, 6o No. Ia soap and Tallow
No. 4 Cotton Hammock. mo. II, OI.hides for IOpt
| BAe knd Cot stun, No "a, brushes.
So iI.x r9n 1Ra ftn sseel S mp RnS GsSrnndeTy. na
/ No q Pis Iron. NO. iS stationery,
| No. I. Chain Iron. No. ", Dry Goods.
: No q Hardware, INo. o., FireWoOd
| No Cooking Utensils. 40. q, Sand.
| No, To- Tools. mo. "a, Paints and Ola
| No II, Tin aud Zinc.
The followIna are the classes, by the number
!. required At the r''DiSsifiF SfFfRSYy Il RPiSSy yards
S0'' D. D. 70 ndmh,sLEsrowN. Il
!, Nos, o q II. H. Ih Ma,vy
Nos, g. u, u. o., y.
PHILADELPHIA. .t
sos " ID H. NORFOLK, ...
: Mes. O. 80 70, Is, 10, ", Is, u, -, %.
WASHINGTON,
20 Nos, 4. Q, 9, T. ., 10, u, is, Is, II. II. myei
ROposALs FOR FRESH DREF.
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wM. W. BELKNAP,

PAPER MADE OF LINEN sTocK
resms ioh9 post wsish,ins I, q ~, ,5s' p PER % rssm
resm dsspstoh car. ruled 70 psiisrn. weigh
tnR ltibs per rean. go, -
isS rssms % fooisesp ruled Pf or plain' 1rishiss Il
- resm. dusrio post, ruled or plain. WEIGHING
Ts r,s3: aasIto p9si. ruled Or plain, ws!ss ns
III rehms note paper, ruled or PLAIN weishinsS .
a resms noe paper ruled or rlain, weIshlnss
lbs. hesded as yer IattssTn, per re.m;, -,
sS. SGRs sssS: GssSsSs Esd
q realms 6lo,tihz boards. weighing LOO lbs. Ter
Is realms snvelors paper. bud or yellow royal.
" rosms Manila Wrapping paper, superroysi,
weighing y lbs, per reain.
re.m. = sroNS i, STrsPp.as T IsGer. ~ by 70 inehs'.
% rcams brown yrapping paper, o. by toinches,
sSS S sny.IISPs say.ISPPs. SSs T. 4 ana aa4 T. P.E III LOO
lou enyeioPes. Manila paper. cloth lined. Il by
100 envelope, Manila paper. Goth lined, "a BY
ZOO envelope, GsniIiS paper. not lined Il bye
1000 enyeiopc., Manila PAPER. not lined Il By
500 snSsSss.: s ~ a.$iii paper. no, lined, icy bT'
sas ErVss Ps,silie pens, assorted, per gross
~ aSs, aSaaS ES y P1T l or r,o black Load
r.
IOo DOZEN FsDsrS Br"rSd red and blue pcucils. psr
Ist dozen pen holders. assorted. per dozen.
~ do.en pen holders. assorted. rubber. per
% doIes ivory folders. 10 inch Congress. per
dorm Rodssr., erAserr, ivory or cocoa han.
~ dos.., Rodgers 4 Sons or wostenhalm's
sdoEsn Roassrs' SCISSORS. -, 8 and 6 inch rer
dozen shears, 9. 10 and llineh, per dozen.
81 dozen Maynard Soycs ink. quarts. Per
u dozen Maynard NOyes' inks. pints, per
dozen quarts Carriers copying ink. per dozen
q dozen quarts AInold's eop( ine int. yer dozen
10 dozen DoNells copying INK quarts per
% dozen rnlst.nds. Diapers. whitneJ's or
equal, ner dozen -,., ,
PS4nds Taas fssS5sT sS'Tss Psspifsd re- IN Pieces
m taste or braid ,s.ortsa Per dozen
10 DOZEN rolls red isps. Nos il. u 81 and sS per
~ POUNDS linen twins. assorted, per pound.
eSshas ss$S sis fsia rSs ssl fSSaa SSasa
dozen E.aE ssai: .sSf ..sS4ts dozen Deem
= dozen pseks visiting cards per dorm.
I So.s inds rsS6sf bsnds ss.ofisa ss YER IE sTo.a
10 DOZEN memorandum books. assorted. per
s,dctsn 59Iss not.rts! A. seals, Fer dozen.
idozcn syelst punches, PER dozen.
10 doaen quarts ArnoidS writing nuid. rer
4 dozen letter clips. per dozen.
sus sssTssS ssSs sSa sS5 PSSaa Poasl dozen
Isis yards trscihs linen, per yard
Y dozen sponge enIa, per dozen
~ bCIss Mcdnis patent paper fasteners. per
y, pounds waters. Ter pound,
| 10 dozen Moore's biottsrs, per DOZEN.
sdO,en memorandum blocks. SssoT.ea: per
National Republican., 1873-06-05
ECA TON E
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF UNITED STATES SCHOONER
= AMERiOA, ,

NAY DrpsRrNxrrA
BupFAu or CorarRuoIIoN AND hIPAfH,
wkrHTraIor, May D. t6A
Ths Nsyy Del srtmsgt will oder ior .ale, AZ public
M, on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of June nett, ~ y
O'Clock m, the United States schooner sAmsrtoa, !,
of loo tons, with mAsts, apars. sails, rgs, &c, a.
ahe now lies,
An inysnfory of the articles 10 be sold with her
may be sesn o Application 70 The Superintendent u
the Naval Academy AZ Annapulis
The Government reserves the right TO wtthdrhw
the vessel from sale At any time, aud to reject any
bid Of ofer which may be considered inadequate.
myn
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JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agent. for the District OF Coiuu,bia,
virginia, North Csreiina, aud south Care
FIRST NATIONAL RANK,
NATIONAL BANKHEPUBIIC.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON h CO.
MIDDLETON 4 CO.,
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
FREEMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PAHY'- s.....
yITHRRRAs VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND
W. Warrant No Sllki fpr lso 81 nSres Issued pY
q Captain John WstEips ylrsinh Continental Line,
h. q 4 nc g ave hCsa nj ss ss
made for the issue q duplicate thereof. a also for
sss iIsfse'0n .ssiS OIL tue same o' '' ''us q ssW
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TUE DISTRICT
lofcoLuMBlA, L HOLDING AspESiAt IN y TERM islS
In the case Of May .RuIHHPsonp. eIseItriI Of
coa a et A ~ pisP s * coanS, ns sP
pcinted TURsDkY. the Inn day of June, 4 d. is1S
z: ss c .sS sas snS q 81 ss
hand. a far As the same have been cole ted and
sna Ss are
tend Sta .ssT slsimi prSPsT S% Al Il .ssS
sad dsSSs.sS estate pTOs'sa a. ,STs ,SSSTs Of as ~:
1
my8wsw' Register Of villa.
Tms Is TO GIVE NoTICR, THAT THE SUB
seE,psI has pb.Ainsd from ,hs supreme Court
letters o. AdmnistIAu9n on the DsISonal estate OF
B. '6.s deceased All Psrsens having elsini
ss 'SS ssns ss,S ws SUB
S!be On e Se6Srs 10 M d1y e IERs ln .hs
SX hs said estSts '''" MI 0Sh"h'
Gwen under my hand this "a day Of June
ls7a GEORGE II. DATCHER,
letMaw - = -. Administering,
i IN THR sUPREhR COURT OF THE Dis
i TRIQT OF COLUMBIA, THE I'D DAY Oh
oornslis fsnn No. ssr Equity Docket IA
on motion q hs plaintiff, by Lloyd a AlsIan
ant cause his Appearance to ba entered herein on
Retars tse nj. sSie daS oesaIrnA 6oEty DAYS sjts
with aSth case of defaulti provided . copy of thi
| krus oopy-Testi h. ], MEIas, CLERK, Go
BY Lo' WILLIAMS Asst Clerk JEWS"
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SARATOGA SPRINGS GRAND HOTEL,
- BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CONGRESS PARK,
NV YORK SiLY-This new and maKntncsnt he
june |, iSa The proprietor has adopted tho follow
hs s:hsSps q rrs. Fer as the month SI sSne
Rsr a.y; ! Lp1pthy F1sss.; saR Per Day v, rc5 tss
3: e ~ Sss ~. S Vs. d: @ sshiS. "a SsP.s$sss
weekly guests, Il per day; monthly guests, saiG
per day. famfie. desirous q ensasins apertment,
olothssTressea water and electric bells In eVery
suit Of ap.rtmsns. will APply 70 or addtsss the pro
inon.ealth Hotel. boston. and W. W. LELAND,
Grand Ho'@i, ,a.r-tn-r. Apitm
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pRoposGis FOR STATIONERY.
Wan DypAHrNrsr,

wAsHrSaroS CfTT, May v, IsiI.
Sealed proposals, addressed 70 the Secretary Of
War, will be received At this Department until y
O'Clock on SATURDAY, the 2ist day OF June, ls7g.
Tor supplying the stationery described In the hched
ule below for the nscal year I :sdinE mr. June & ~ ie'
Samples must accompany each bid
The successful bidder Will be required 10 give
nlment Of his contract, and the Department vii
reserve the right TO order the Articles a. may
titles below stated.
Articles not named in the schedule below are %
be furnished At the Option Of the Department. al
| M Il..nn IIlAEknl N
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PROPOSALS,
pRoPosAls FOR STATIONERY.
sEdprrluT's oTTIrr,
nstyLrE or 1HE VSifEp sIhIrs,


.sISArE or 1HE USIrED sIAIIs, I
se.l.d propo.ss masss69 S r. lscs;:s Spsf | Once p
"a 4 oeiSsk m June Z, ~ i9T tuFp se9s station
6lsnk s forms aU ~ prcposs. % showing ibs quantity
aud quality II each artiele and The form e bond 70
De hsned a. ~ t1e Dlpdet y m M WI" DC i''
TRe ouarto Gn Posi and CemmcTcii Note parer t1
Eel Psptr q fiiigSa aaiSfn Oanay. WITH no oGS
ali BE asniiia fspsr mus, he q F,rs M.pll,
Inc Adhesive Enyelopss must be sEtrs web
gnmmsd with pure white gum 2T they VII ny %
must Sc sasmie8 sas fa n sptS boass spd PSt
every way a. they are to be delivered Al Mhls
sn,elnpes are q be delivered in boxes containing
I6s aisntii,es Of the different articles Aboys set
The Secretary q the senate reserves 70 himss1 the
hs .ssr. n1 prasr from IN N ,Se
Propossis from established dealers only will be
eonsidered, and preference will be giye1NO prodEe
tons q Amsdioan industry, II equally cheap and OF
sssS q 1s .sOys; .t,l,l.. =. may BE- a.:isn.,ss
chsrve for carriage on or before the st day Of No
cry article mus, be Of the very best quality un.
| lees an inferior quality b called for.
suficient specimen % sch aLns'e proposed ios
With ne @ name Of hs PTSe1srr s ..eh sna p.e es
ned in de forsFone ii,i vii b deemed elias. and
he person offering TO furnish any sneh Glass ~ the
tract for the same on executing bond, with tvo or
more suretes satisfactory 70 the secrsts.y o. ne
HenAte for the performance thereof, which bono ~
be nled In the olce Of the said Secretary within
ten days ,ttsE hs proPosa has -, 6ecS seesP&ssdh ne h
liyered within the time s,ipulated n should b In
feror in any respect 10 the sample the bond OF the
contractor will be put in suit
Proposals. should be indoraed Proposals for btA
tonery for the Senate" aud be directed to the Bee
| retAry OF the SenAte, Washington. - -
n nProgSssi,s ,,.s sPS igsSinen' must be delivered "
'"' 0'"'' NV GEORGE O. ooRHAS.
Sec etary Of the Senate Of the United ststss.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
PRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF,

sealed propOaAls In duplicate will be received At
a oihos pntil II d m, lime 10 ls1a for Furnishing
ment United Siatea army At this station, during ax
inforh sr6ii sS 10 sondiions. quality pf Beef, pay
msptS, cic,, can be obtaBIpled sy Sppii9StSp pS t9
First Lieutenant, Eighteenth Infantry, A. D. g.,
National Republican., 1873-06-05

U. a. myH
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
Opinion Of a Statesman.

Ex-Governor Seymour, of New
York, is credited with remarking,
during his recent Southern tour, that
'when Southern statesmen were in
power we had a pure and glorious
Government; but in their exclusion
from office crime and corruption
have come in like a food He is
also credited with saying that ''if
slavery was an evil, it bred the best
race of men and women the world
ever saw" When the bitterness of
sections shall be put aside, Northern
statesmen generally will agree with
Ex-Governor Seymour.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

US. The winter will not last long"
Day before yesterday the man
went over there for some food-he
has not come back yet
What coming home was this!
Last night, came down with my
sleigh to take them home where it
was warm. and,'' pointing toward the
bed, was all 1 found"
X n X
l returned to Mr.. Cobleigh's
house, for that was the mans name.
He with one or two others, went to
a grove of pine trees, and prepared
the last resting place of the young,
departed ones. At dinner he told
me Mr.. Osborne had returned with
a basket of food, completely sobered
by the result of his neglect.
A small company gathered in Mr..
Cobleigh's front room. On a table,
covered with a white cloth, rested
the narrow house with its precious
inmates. Harry Osborne sat with
one hand grasping the table, the
other covered his face. I read and
prayed. The man never moved.
But when it was time to go to the
wildwood grave, his forced compo-
sure gave way, and sobs and groans
such as lost spirits might wall forth,
came from those blanched lips. No
note of soft singing stirred the air.
l prayed at that open grave as never
before. Can 1 ever forget that
mans anguish, as he gazed on his
young wife's face and the baby's
curly head.
That night I stayed at Mr.. Cob
leigh's house trying to calm Harry
Osborne, for 1 feared his reason
would leave him.
The morning sun rose clear and
bright. I returned to D., and
found the train would leave at noon.
With a sad heart / left the place,
never to forget its bitter experience.
Harry Osborne has not ted liquor
since that day. No smile has ever
lit up his face, but to the unfortunate
his hand is reached out, and some
are saved his life long sorrow.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

Business men liable to pay q
special tax under the United States
revenue laws, cannot do better than
to mark the fact that the law does
not now require the collector to
serve them with notifications, as
hitherto. An advertisement in a
newspaper is all that is now required
to inform tax payers of their liabili-
ties, and as the custom has been
abolished of serving notices, some
of our readers may forget. to their
disadvantage. May 1st is the time
for procuring the stamp for the tax
year.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
Taxes In New Orleans.

A New Orleans newspaper an
neunces that Mr.. Charles Morgan,
the great capitalist, who has here
tofore paid taxes to the amount of
$4,000 per annum, has refused to
pay either licenses or taxes, and
openly declares that if the so-called
Kellogg government institutes suits
against him he is ready to adopt the
proper measures for his defence" 1t
is also announced that Senator Booth,
who refused to pay his license tax,
and was imprisoned for contempt.
has changed has mind and paid
his tax, together with costs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The year 1878 bids fair to be
memorable as year of appalling
disasters. The shipwrecks, the earth
quakes and the railroad collisions,
have been unusually frequent and
the wholesale mortality unprece-
dented for years. We have no data
by which a comparative estimate
could be arrived at as to whether the
increase of people on the planet is
at all in proportion to the wholesale
depepulation.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
A'seslla"eo"s.
The Frozen Tear.
BY VIOLET sOMERBY.


What bitter cold day it was,
when we were delayed in D.,
the cars blockaded by the snow.
The station house was a rude hut
with benches to sit upon, but with no
stove to warm the place, so one
might as we'll be outside.
I determined to find warm quar-
ters, somewhere, for we might be un-
able to proceed on our journey for a
day or two. The engine needed
some repairs, and it was many miles
from any town of considerable size
where we stopped.
Taking n survey of the country
from the station house loft, discern
ed at some distance an old-fashioned
farm house, with what appeared to
be a guide board, or sign of some
sort nailed upon the side of the
house. started through the snow,
using my umbrella for walking
stick, with my satchel on my arm,
and in ten minutes reached the old
fat stone, serving for doorstep, and
read my invitation to walk in
'sHotL."
An old-fashioned fire place gave
out warmth that greeted me when
l opened the door, like the hearty
hand-clasp of an old friend. Rough
men, half dozen, were seated in
different parts of the large square
room, that was the room of the
house. A table in front of a closet
(minus the door was covered with
tumblers, broken pitchers, tin pals
and dippers. On the shelves were
many different shapes containing the
stock in trade. l was surprised to
find liquor in this out of the way
house. A tall man with long thin
hair hanging about his ears, placed a
chair for me, and asked if l wanted
something to eat. Being now warm
ed, I felt like sitting down to a well
spread board. The landlords wife
came and asked me what I would
have for my dinner. After naming
over several of my accustomed dish
es and receiving '.Hain't got any, for
my answer, l told her to bring me
what she had. A large, square table
was standing against the wall. With
her apron she brushed off some
bread crumbs, and wiped the spat-
ters of liquor from its stained sur.
face. A plate of fried salt pork
with sodden bread was placed on the
table this, with, bowl of tea, cem-
pleted my repast. was hungry and
ate what 1 could, wishing when I had
finished, for some more, though not
of the same kind.
I had been the object of interest
to gaping crowd for half an hour,
and as l arose from the table and re-
turned to my seat by the fire, one of
tie men, with an apparent effort to
keep his feet following after his head,
held out at arms length dirty clay
pipe. I declined the favor, and
asked if he had a newspaper
''Nothin but this ERE" was his
answer, handing me fragment of
month old Boston Herald. took
from my satchel book of Extracts
From the Writingsof Eminent Men. =
and asked II should not read to
while away the afternoon. Yes
said my man Of the country. Tread
to them little while, and thought
my audience silent. appreciative
one. when glancing of my hook
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
East Tennessee University.

Notice is given that the com.
mencement exercises of the East
Tennessee University and State Ag-
ricultural College will take place on
18th and 18th June. Hon. w. c..
Whitthorne las consented to deliver
an address before the Alumni on
the 18th, and Gov. Brown has been
invited to deliver the address before
the graduating class on the 18th.
The Institution is represented as
being in a flourishing condition.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

A Washington special says that
the Hon. Joseph Fl. Sloss, Repre-
sentative from Alabama, has placed
his back pay as a member of the
last Congress where it will do the
most good, namely, at the disposal
of the poor people of his district,
the Sixth. Mr.. Sloss, it is said, is the
first Southern member of Congress
who has declined to take advantage
of the salary grab.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore San writes that
calculations have been made by
various parties oflarge experience in
Indian affairs, and the average
arrived at is that it will take $75,.
600 for every male Modoc; counting
from the beginning of the negotia.
tions with them. Their number is va
riously estimated at from sixty to
twohundred. Assuming the smaller
figure, it will take $4,5OO,O0O to
exterminate this remnant of savages.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
poetrs.
Sleeping i'm Church.


The following parody on Tennyaon's "Charge o
the Iigh Brigade" is based upon the statemen
made by DR.. Guthrie, that at large religious
meeting he once attended, he actually countedeil
hundred people asleep:
Ger their devoted heads
While the law thunder;d,
Snugly and heedlessly
Snored the six hundred.
Great the sreachers theme;
screw'd on was all the steam;
Neither with shout
Could he disturb the dream
OF the six hundred.
Terrors to the right of them,
Terrors to the left to them,
Terrors in front of them
Hell itself plundered
OF its most awful things,
Weak-minded preacher filings
At the dumbfounded.
Boldly he spoke and well;
All on deaf ears it fell;
Vain was his loudest yell
volleyid and thunder'd
For caring-the truth to tell
Neither for heaven nor hell;
Snored the six hundred.
Still, with redoubled zeal,
Still he spoke onward,
And, in wild appeal,
Striking with hand and heel
Making the pulpit feel,
Shaken and thundered-
Called them the Churchs foes,
Threatened with endless woes.
Family the answer
proof of their sweet repose)
From the united nose
OF the six hundred.
Sermon of near an hour,
Two much for human power;
Prayers, too, made to match
(Extemporaneous batch.)
Woefully blundered;
With service Of music
Fit to turn every pew sick
Should it be wondered?
Churches that will not move
Out of the ancient groove
Through which they have houndeerd
If they would lag behind,
Still must expect to find
Hearers of such kind
As the six hundred.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The Pennsylvania Central Rail.
road announces that the tunnel
which it is building under the city OF
Baltimore will be finished in the next
two months. The cost of this mag.
niicent enterprise will be in the
neighborhood of $3,Oo0,o00. 1t
will accommodate the various through
Northern and Southern trains run
ming through the city, and will ena-
BILE them to make their trips without
breaking their trains, as is now the
case
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The New York San says it feels
authorized to announce that Major
General B. f. Butler Is not only
a candidate for Governor of Massa.
chusetts in 1873, but for President
of the United States in 1875.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The indictment against Susan B.
Anthony for voting, charges that she
was a person of the female sex con-
trary to the laws of the United
States, in such cases made and pro.
ided-Erchange.
Now, we have always been under
the impression that the tattered,
amended and patched document, call
ed the Constitution of the United
States, allowed one to be born just
as they pleased, either male or female.
If amendments are in order. we
move that a clause be inserted pro-
hibiting any more Susan Anthony 8.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

When the speaker of the Arkan.
sas legislature said the gentlemen
from Clay county was out Of order.
Clay county picked up an inkstand
and offered to bet ten dollars he
wasn't The speaker lodged.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

At the hearing of a breach OF
promise suit In London, recently,
the jury were obliged to hear read
seven hundred and forty-four letters
which had passed between the lovers.
After hearing them al, the promise
to marry was admitted, and the jury
gave the plaintiff a verdict for one
Thousand pounds.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

A late Northern paper wants to
know whether the Republican Party
is dying or not?' Funeral occa-
sions are generally very solemn
affairs, but it strikes us that we
would enjoy these obsequies very
much.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

A father and two sons, few years
ago, married three sisters In Iowa.
The undutiful sons have driven their
unhappy parent to the verge Of In.
sanity by trying to explain the rela-
tionship OF their children. tairr
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The order of Patrons of Hus-
bandry has extended its operations
all over the South. The farmers
of Mississippi, Tennessee. Alabama
and Georgia are organizing into
oranges, and evince a lively In
terest in the movement.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

4 little eight-year old Tennessee
girl sent her beau loye-letter few
days since, remarkable quite as much
for its brevity as for its being right
to the point They that seek me
early shall find me. - Exchange.
Our girls commence this kind OF
thing very early, and some Of them
keep it up very late.