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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21

POLICEMAN Harris, of Knoxville,
fatally shot negro man named Sam
Murray, in a general row that occur.
red in one of the abominable low
down grOggeries that line the west
side Of Gay street. overlooking the
depot. on Wednesday evening last.
The jury of inquest, after examina-
ton of witnesses and due deiibera-
ton, rendered the following verdict {:
Game to his death by a pistol
ball, fired by Geo. Harris, policeman,
while in the discharge Of his duty.
and we think he was justified in so
doing, it being in defense of his own
life
Pity it is the spark that sped the
fatal ball had not ignited the tene-
ment Of some one of the shameless
squatters Of that locality and wiped
them all out. thus abating a nuisance,
to the great relief of the city, that
it seems the corporate authorities are
powerless to remove or suppress.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Rev. DIR. j.
NJ. L. Burnett will preach at the Bap-
fist Church, in this town, at the usu-
al hour next Sabbath, on the subject
of Communion, as practised by the
Baptist Church All who know DIR.
Burnett know he will present the
subject in a Christian spirit His
friends would be glad to see all who
wish to understand the subject pre-
sent.
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PUBLIC LEDGER ALNIASIAC.-We
are indebted to George w. Childs.
of the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
for copy of the Public Ledger AL
manac, for 1874. a book. of Sc pages,
filed with useful information for
every day reference, invaluable to
any one. 1t is furnished alone to
subscribers to the Ledger gratuitous-
ly. The Publisher has our thanks
for his attention.
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<MORRISTOWN MARKET.

FOR THE retail. TRADE
Corn-50 cents.
Wheat-$1.20 to $3.50.
Oats-30 cents. Demand light.
Bacon-1O to u c. per pound.
Lard-10 c. per pound.
Flour-$3.50 to $3.50 per sack.
Corn Meal--6O C. per bushel.
Chickens--10 to Is c. apiece.
Sweet Potatoes-65 c. bushel.
Irish Potatoes-40 c. bushel.
Butter-20 0. per pound.
Eggs-20 c. per dozen.
Featners-45 to 80 c. per pound.
Dried Peaches-Ys to &c. per ID,
Salt--$2.25 per 5 bushel sack.
Beeswax-25 c. per pound,
Flaxseed--Si to $l.lO per bushel.
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TIE CHANCERY COURT-Chancel
lor II. Smith presiding with his usual
dignity and urbanity-convened in
our town on Monday of this week.
Up to the time of our going to press
quite an amount Of business has been
dispatched, and the court and the
bar seem to be in perfect accord.
We notice in attendance, besides our
local attorneys, the following gentle
men: o. C. King. Esq. Messy
Creek; Hon. j. p. Swan and j. b.
Meek, Esq, cambridge; J. NJ. Meek,
Esq, New Market; j. w. zoe. ESQ.,,
Rutledge; r. Mckee, Esq. Greene
Vile.
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BLOODY FIGHTf

But not at the OYSTER SALOON
now kept in first class style by BILLY
Holt. He does not have any row
dies at his store, but can at all. times
supply his customers with anything
in the eating line, in superior style,
when accompanied with the cash.
We would be happy to furnish
OYSTERS, in any style, to private
families. delivering them in any part
of the town. Any one desiring de-
delicious and fresh bivalves have
but to apply to VIM. HoLT, opposite
the Turley House, or to DAN PERKY.
Jan. 81 2tp
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Justice of the Peac.

GETTING READY.-Our friends L..
7. & G. +. Speck, are rapidly pro-
crossing with their new store build
ing on Main street, near the creek.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable-
ness of the weather. the work is be-
ing pushed forward rapidly, and they
will soon be snugly and handsomely
fixed in their new and permanent
head quarters. In the mean time
they viii be pleased to see their
friends at the old Murphey corner.
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PERSONAL. = We had a call on
Saturday, from our genial young
friend, Steven A. Bowel. who. in
the memorable Stokes-Senter cam
paign welded a trenchant pen on
the State Journal, at Nashville. We
learn from him that we shall have
him for a neighbor this summer, as
he is associated with DR.. Mahoney
in the management of the Spy. We
welcome him to the tripod, and to
our growing young town. He. too.
possesses a capacity for usefulness,
and that is now what Morristown ex-
poets every citizen to exert in her
behalf
Col. Jno. Blevins, in his usual
health and humor is at the Turley.
The Rev. b. G. Manard, of Bris-
toll, Va, friend in whom there is
no guile, spent an hour with us Mon
day.
Among other dis tinguished visitors
attracted to our town by the Chance
ry Court, or something else. we were
pleased to meet on Monday our
friends. Col. r. NJ. McClung. Presi-
dent of the Commercial Bank, Knox
vile, and Col. w. H. Turley, of
McMillans. They, and many others,
are registered at the Turley House.
Judge Swan, o. c. King. Esq, J,
W. Yoe, Esq, and NJ. L. King are
stopping at the Virginia House.
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shearer's Improved nav Press.

We are now manufacturing and
keep on hand ths celebrated Improv-
ed Hay Press, recently invented by
Mr.. A. p. Shearer. and offer them
for sale to farmers and others at a
reasonable price. Persons interest
ed in the raising and sale of hay are
invited to call and examine this press.
W. VAN HISS & Bro.
Morristowp, Tenn.
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If the friends of the unfortunate
bohemian who writes up the fourth
page of the Press tt1td Herald have 8
spark of commiseratiOn for a giant
intellect going rapidly to ruin, they
will convey him as speedily as posi-.
BILE to the business end of one oil
Tom Bells ugliest and most athletic
mules. A sudden and terrible bat.
terry is essential. We would suggest
walk on some railroad trestle. but
have no disposition to tax that
" great-hearted and generous" insti-
tuition with the unnecessary expense
of furnishing tender-hearted
weeping physician The subject is
hardly worth it-even if they we're
able to stand it. Besides, if taken
in time, we have faith in the practice
of the mule proving as beneficial in
restoring intellect and intelligibility
as if he were ground under the
e cruel, rushing, crushing pilot of the
advancing, hercuIean engine" as
poor Betty Mulberry was.
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APPROPRIATE, OR NoT?-A year
ago, in the municipal contest in
Knoxville, ii we remember rightly the
roll read ''lIendersonrodgersvangil-
derandstaub." Over the municipal
election returns of Saturday, the
Press and Herald has a huge cock.
RAM ant, underneath which is the
legend; Observation-Disclosures
CONGRATULATIONS - do" Now
the conundrum is-does the echo
come in there? And if not, why
not?
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G. r AIN B A G S,

Q L 4 I n 3 4 . ,,
We have invoice and bills Of lading
for $4,000 grain bags, bought since
26th Nov. last, and intend to buy
more when we sell what VIC have in
store. Would be pleased to price
to all in want.
dec24tf COFFIN, MARTIN & Co.
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GRAIN BAGS CHEAP

Williams, Zimmerman & Wilson,
at Knoxville, have very large stock
Of Grain Bags, bought at bottom
prices, and can sell them cheaper
than since the war. Send in your
orders. dec "a
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The Morristown Gazette.
Wednesday, January q, 1874.

1t is our intention'to spare no efforts,
w. "a make the GAZETTE an interesting To-
- naDer. To this end we respectfully solicit from
,,- friends parscuIsrly in this and the surround
ing counties, every of local interest winch
NAV be able to gather-such births, marriages.
deaths robberios, fires, accidents, the crops 'ne
weather, the price Of produce, CATTLE hogs ETC.
-. W. rsr-asent a section of country sbounding
IN items of interest to other sections ana the ohy
elective way to get them is through our friends
We viii always find room for news of this character
and will be greatly obliged to friends for it, be-
ides
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
WHrrEsBURG. Jan. Is, 1874.

WHTTEsBURG. Jan. 10, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR The NJ. +. Church.
at this place, will be dedicated dur
ing the District Meeting which COM
mences February 20 and continues
till Sunday, March LIST, 1 A. NJ, at
which hour the Dedication Sermon
will be preached by Rev. DIR. n. Z.
Cobleigh or Rev. Dr. N. G. Taylor.
Both are expected to be here.
Yours. respectfully,
I. i HYATT
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The Sewer County {Tenn.) Court
at its first Quarterly session levied a
school tax of 10 cents on the 500
worth of property, and passed the
motion to tax dogs 90 cents. for
school purposes The vote was a
tie until the chairman e. ID. Wynn
voted aye.-Bully for Sewer! Hur,
rah for Sewer;
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OrCnnizc Oranges.

The undersigned is prepared to organize Oranges
thrOug bout East Tennessee. He has been appoint
ed Generai Deputy this section by the Master u
the State Grange. His headquarters are at hhoA-
willie, where lie can be reached by letter. All per
sens desiring information, or wanting MS services
in ecturng the principles or work OF the Oroer'
or in organizing. can be accommodated. He has
the Constitution and Bylaws of the National
Grange. and other documents which he send
60 any one wanting them.
c. W. CHARLTON,
Dec. s, '7s. Gen1 Dep'ty for E. Tenn.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-MapIe Culive.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Maple Culver,
residing near Turkeys Mill, Grazing
er county, died very suddenly on
Thursday, 18th. He was a stone
mason by trade, and an intelligent,
sober and industrious man, much re-
spected by his neighbors. lie leaves
a widow and several children.
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A hundred Yenrs fo Corne-

And DR.. Harris Blood and Liver Pills
will have long been the great house
hold remedy All other kinds will
have given way to them. They de-
serve success, for they are the only
ones to be relied upon for all dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver and Bow.
els.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21

Our remaining stock of Shawls,
Skirts, Wooden Hosiery, Gloves,
Undershirts, etc, etc. is now offered
ut a small advance on FIRST COST.
If you want Bargains in this line of
goods, give us call.
L. p. & G f. SPECK.
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MARRIED

Near Walla-Walla, Washington
Territory, December Is, 1873, by
the Rev. VIM. Pruit, HUNDLEY S.
MALoNEY, formerly of Warrensburg.
East Tennessee, and Miss NAME +.
METzGER, formerly of Messy Creek,
East Tennessee.
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FOR SALON TIME

A fine Piano, new and in good
condition; now at the Bean Station
House Payment in instruments.
Enquire of. or address, n. EIFLER,
Knoxville, Tenn. oct 20
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JAm DELIVERY.-Four nrisoner

JAIL DELIvERY.-FOur prisoners
escaped from the Greeneyille Jail on
Saturday night last. They gained
their liberty by cutting through the
floor to the vent, removing the iron
bars and escaping through the sewer.
No arrest had been made mp to the
hour of our information,
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atilce.
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j. w. REEsE.-In asking atten.
ton TO the advertisement of j. w.
Reese, in another column, we would
inform our readers that he has de.
termined to locate permanently in
our town, and we are authorized to
say he will take all the eggs and
choice butter that may be delivered
to him and pay the highest market
price in cash for them.
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ICE.-Those of our citizens who
had ice-houses were busy Saturday
cutting ice aud Glling their houses.
The ice was the first gathered this
year, of the thickness of about three
inches. From present prospects
they will not soon have another op
portunity.
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL TO MORRIsTOWN GAZETTE.

KNOXVILLE Struggle Ended-Defeat of the Al
hes-Geisboch to the Front-Field Contested
Bravery of Hearts Relief Guard, Hearts Bitters
and Perry Davis Pain KiIlers-Idke the Dry
Leaves OF Autumn. etc.
NEW YoRK-Uprising Of the Masses-One Hour
Earlier-work or Bread-Police Surround Him
Sad Ending of Days Doings.
NASHYILLE-Silence observation-disclosures
at Dlscount-Bold Example of the MoRE1s-
TOWN GAzETTE-Railroad enthusiastically
not Sufieient-People Watching.
WASHINGToN-The President Advises the Ex-
Governor of Texas Fearful Bore.
KNOXVILLE-Toa dyism-People Tired Of Such
Nonsense-No Premiums for Duty-Surprised at
Man Doing Without his supper 80 Long-who
Hext7-etc., ETC., etc.
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THE last number of the Herald
and Tribune states authoritat vely
that Judge GiIlenwaters will an
nounce his name for Congress in a
few days.
90 On with the dance Let io- he ,,r,oonau >,
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DIEn

Departed this life, near Moores-
burg. Tenn, 18th January, 1874
Mr.. PETER BARR, aged 80 years. A
soldier of the war of 1912.
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A BOOK FOR THE MIAAlONY
Notiee 70 the Ass!ctea I'D untortunste.

Before applying the notorious quaeks who advertise Ia
public papers using any quaek remedies peFnse Or.
Bats work matter what your disease IS how dePoE
able your condition.
Dr.. Butts occupies a double house OF tWenty-seven
Hcomsii ndorsed by The celebrated medi
ca professors this country and Europe and be
suited personally By mall the diseases mentioned IN
his works oaee and Farors No. " n. Eighth street.
between Market and Chestnut st. Louis, No
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: KNOXVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE strug.
gle is over. The Germans, COM
manded by the invincible Geisboch',
crossed the Rhine in overwhelming
force. Hart Relief Guard, support
ed by Harris Bitters and Perry Da-
Vis's Pain Killer, met the invader and
withstood the onset with great brave
ry. contesting the field inch by inch.
until two o'clock in the evening, at
which time Geisbock, being rein
forced by the Cold Water Brigade
succeeded in scattering the Allies, as
dry leaves are scattered by the whirl
wind.
New YORK, Jan. 19.-The long
expected uprising of the masses has
taken place. They have been for a
long time rising at six in the morn
ing Hereafter they will rise at fl re.
A workingman's union assembled
OH Broadway this morning and made
loud demonstrations for work or
bread He was surrounded by one
hundred and forty armed po-
lice, knocked in the head and locked
up in station No. rs until his hunger
subsidies.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20.-The city pa
pers flow here. as they do else
where, with silence as regards the
noble stand taken by the NORRIS
TOWN GAZETTE against Railroad
deadheading. The atmosphere is
not SO humid yet as to COMPEL them
to follow the example; but the peo-
pie are moving and the day is near
at hand.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The Pres
ldent in his letter to the Governor
of Texas, advises linn if he wishes
to get along well. the best plan is for
him to dig it deep.
KNOXVILLE, Jan. 17.-Toadyism
has made its annual appearance in
this place. A committee has been
appointed to prepare and offer a
supper to one of our distinguished
Judges for doing his duty. Publici-
" is given the matter through the
laily papers, and the people are
at the Judge doing with
'ut his supper so long. and not doing
lis duty sooner. Next! The ar
ival of Mr.. Maynard, Mr.. Thorn
'urgh, Judge Emmons, and Mr..
5rownlow, Will be noticed in their
roper order. or any body else.
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Whole tickets 5000 Halves $500; Tenths, or
each coupon, $500: Eleven Whole Tickets for
S9uQOO; 2214 Tickets for S1,000.00; II3 Whole
Tickets for s, 100000. POT Whole Tickets for &c.
00O;0o. No discount on less than $4,000 worth of
Tickets at Q time.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted, I'm all
respects ike the three which have already been
given and fun particulars may be learned from
circulars which viii be sent free from this Office
to all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies
viii be attended to in the order they are received
and it is hoped they will be sent in promptly that
there may be no disappointment delay IN fling
AL All agents arc peremptorly required TO settle
up their accounts and retllrn al unsold tickets by
the Gotta lay o. March,
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THIS comes to us as veritable
subpoena issued by one of the JUS
tees of the peace of Granger county,
during the temporary absence'of the
school master at the Teachers In
stitute:
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THE citizens of this section viii oblige by furn-
ahnR us with the addresses of friends and relatives
who have emigrated, wish to send specimen
copies Of our paper to all such. a..
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New MUsIC.-We are indebted to
the publisher, d. p. Faulds, Louis.
vile. Ky, for the beautiful ballad,
by f. j. Goodbrod, entitled, All,
so Lonely music by Richard B.
WiInr
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Strained Honey, Genuine Durham
Smoking Tobacco. Earthen Crooks
etc, etc, at the Murphey corner.
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Horse SToLEN.--A very fine sor.
rell or brown mare, with fold, bind
feet white, III hands high, nine
years old this spring, was stolen
from Andrew Galbraith, ofQuarry-
vile, on Sunday night. lie offers a
reward of $50 for the thief and mare,
or $25 for the mare.
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STATE OF TENNsA,
GRUNGE COUNTY

HtIy
your by Commanded to Summon
= = to appear Befr the Judge
of Circus Court to Civ Evidence in
cas- nom defender Circuit Court
Between j. +. is panf B. f..
= is defende her in fail nots the
.f S
in fail not given under my hands tn
the 6 hey of Nov 1873
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DEALERS WILL FIND At
COFFIN. MARTIN & CO.'S

wi tNI ITIHN III O. UUs q
$4,000 Grain Bags,
Chest Tea, assorted.
Bags Rio Coffee.
Barrels Crushed Sugar.
Powdered do.
Grapulated, do.
'' A Coffee, do.
Extra c, do.
C Yellow. do.
Hhds. Choice Porto Rico Sugar.
Prime g
Common ="
Tierces Prime and choice Carolina
Rice.
Bags Rangoon. do. ~
200 Boxes Candles.
POO Cases Oysters, full and short
weight.
125 Coils, 8, sic and ! in Jute
Rope.
Rolls Sole Leather.
Boxes Best Indigo.
Barrels Madde..
100 Barrels Louisville Cement.
$50 Barrels French Broad Cement.
Pepper, Spices and paper bags.
and everything usually found in
stock of well assorted Staple and
Fancy Groceries, nearly all Of which
has been purchased for cash since
the, failure of Jay Cooke & Co., and
which we propose to sell for cash,
or to good and prompt paying pur-
chasers. as low as goods of the same
quality can be had in this market
We solicit an examination of our
stock, whether they wish to buy or
not. Respectfully,
COFFIN, MARTIN & Co.
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HARPER'Ss MAGAZINE
Enthusiastically the best sustained work of tht
Kind In the W0Fld.9
Notices of the Press.

Phe eRer-increasing circulation of this excellent
monthly proves its continued adoption to popular
desires and needs. Indeed, when we think into
how many homes it penetrates every month we
must consider it one on tine educators as wen a.
entertainers of the public mind, its popularity
has been by no appeal to stupid prejudices or de-
PRAYED tastes.-Bpstoa CODE.
The character which this Magazine possesses for
variety, enterprise artistic, wealth and literary eu
ture that it has kept pace with, it has not Lad Il
times should cause It's conductors to regard Il
UNSUITABLE compaceney. 1t also entities them to a
great claim upon the public gratitude The Maya
zine has done good and not evil all the days Of its
Me.-BrCoklyn Eagle
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FARMERS CLUB. We are request
ed to say that the Corresponding
Secretary of the Central Farmers
Club has So packages of seeds from
the Department, which will be dis
tributed at the meeting on the first
Monday in February
EAST TENNESSEE TOBACCO
HOUSE continues to keep a full line
Of Tobaecos, both chewing and smoIl-
ing. at the lowest prices.
WILLIAMS, ZIMMERMAN & WILSON.
dec Pa
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21
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LIST OF GIFTS.

will be distributed among the ticket-holders.
The tickets printed in coupons Of tenths and
all fractional parts viii be represented in the draw
ing just whole tickets are.