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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-03-11
TWO "DOCTORS' WHO COULD
NOT AGREE.

!. The editor of the Bristol NeacS
has been down to Athens. On his
way, he met with Col. Charlton aud
Judge Gillenwaters, the former 60
ing round about organizing Oranges
and the later a candidate for Con-
gress. Speaking of them, together
with others, he says:
After dawn we found the first two
in tie forward car and enveloped
in cloud Of smoke, which came
from a couple of Changers pipes
clenched between their teeth, and
anon between their fingers, as they
paused and balanced upon their
noses an inverted, conical-shaped
cloud. Their interview was sus-
pended for Col. Charlton to enter
q complaint against the Bristol
Neacs, having minated that he had
aspirations for a seat in Congress-.
This he Indignantly repealed as I'M
worthy any one who, like himself,
had been, and is yet, a minister of
OIlC SAOSiJCl3 say tAt5 IAO Lti OeICLLCh OO1aAN'
enter the American Congress and
come forth with honor and integrity
and religion, untmpared. lie would
not accept a seat in that body, or
any other political Office, if backed
by a unanimous vote Of the people.
This to Judge Gillenwaters was
sumner, and brought that gentleman
to his feet with a mild but earnest
dissent, stating that he could see
no reason why piety should not
bear that among other tests, and
that government should not be
given over to the vicious. Colonel
Charlton added that if God had cal
led one to preach he could not ex-
change the pulpit for any other
station. and that he was sorry he
had abandoned it even for the no
bile calling of stimulating the agri-
culture of the country. Tie Whistle
sounded and the brakesman called
60 Greeneville - and these two gen
tlemen disembaIked, leaving us to
wonder over these two doctors who
could not agree on the divine com
mand. g Follow me and / will make
you fishers Of men Pr .-w
I
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. SHERIFF'S SALE.

EN- OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER
Il Of sale issued from the Circuit Court of Ham
blen county, and to me directed, VIII sell at the
Court House door in Morristown, On
The lst Monday in April next,
TO the highest bidder, for cash. tract Of about
seventyfye acres of land lying in the Sd dis trict
OF Hamblen county, adjoining tina lands of ". +.
Dodson, Thompson and others. Said land Will be
sold as the properly Of W. s. Reese, to satisfy a
Judgment and cost that J. II. BiddIe recovered
against said Reese, Before a r. Dickinson Esq. tho
18th day Of june, 1873. q. II BOYD,
March 1874 81 4w-pr,s fee IS Sheriff
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Glimpses Of the Past.
MORRLSTOWN AND IT'S CELE
BRIIIES.
REV. wooDsoN TAYLOR

Another hero of the past. and pres
3 ent, is indiferently treated by those
p whom he has tenderly cared for from
their infancy; his aged bent form,
and venerable locks, bespeaks three
a@ score years and ten. | know him
= we'll, my gentle reader; his bcnevo-
lent and loving heart dif'uses pleas
are among all who come within the
8 circles of its heavenly influence. He
is the noblest Roman Of them all.
He has promulgated the Christian
faith Of the Baptist church for thirty
years. When the writer was in his
youthful ardor, and the young blood
run frolic, and it seems strange one
possessing the extended and refined
intellect should be eclipsed by minor
I. lights of his order; but, it is even so
b, An apartment may be adorned with
beauty and elegance, which wealth
can obtain, but, without light, we
cannot look on the artistic that sur
rounds us, or study the unfolding
petals of the flower. Hence selfish
mess hides the noblest Quality Of our
nature.
He is a pleasing orator. and as a
debater is always direct and forcible,
speaking in a terse compact style.
and rarely using supertlous words.
He is my bean ideal of q great Ro-
man Senator. as he holds forth from
giFCthe sacred desk, standing erect like
l'AAa mighty rock on the sea beaten
shore, that has withstood the waves
and storms of time. Such men must
a. long linger in the memories Of all.
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In Chancery Court at Morris
ysaek town, Tenn.
NoN-Rrs1nENr NOTICE

-a NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Narcissa Owen as Administrative, and in her own
right vs.. W. o. Owen, Jr. Robert <. Owen, Jr.
G. W Barnett and others.
In this it appearing from the allegations of
the bill, which is sworn to, that the defendants
VIM. o. Owen Jr., Robert L. Owen Jr. and G. w.
Barnett are non-residents of the State Of Tennes-
see. 1t is therefore ordered by the Master that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE, notifying said
resident defendants, to appear before the Chancery
Court at Morristown Tenn, ON the third Monday
in July next, to plead answer deTnur, other
wise make defense to said bill, the same viii be
taken for confessed to them, and set for hearing
Ex-PARTE. "a true copy JOHN AfURPHEY.
feb % n5I 4w--pr's fee s.. Clerk & Master.
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JOHN ". PAXTON,
homeopathic Physician,

ID RESPECTFULLY offers his services in all its
IL branches to the citizens of Knoxville and its vi
entity and hopes by strict attention to his business
to merit and receive a share of patronage.
DR.. 2. returns his sincere thanks to his former
friends for their kind patronage, and hopes to merit
q continuance of the same. -
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. oct8
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DIR. B. F. MCFARLAND.


He is one of the bright Jewels in
my Celebrities. He is an eminent
physician, not to be surpassed by the
galaxy of stars that surround him in
p the profession. He is wit; one of
the refined order, and as a business
man is hard to be surpassed. He was
one of the great levers that put in
motion the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad, and placed
the people of East Tennessee in their
present elevated position. In the
opening of this great highway he
stands paramount, Standing on an
elevated point at Messy Creek, on
the approach of the first iron horse,
= see, gentlemen" said he, " the
star to guide your path from the blue
waters Of the Atlantic to the turbu-
lent Pacific ocean" He shortly af-
forwards became President Of the
road. and / am Informed it was new
er conducted by any one with more
satisfaction to all parties. As a gen
tlemen, he is courteous in his deport-
-ment to all. On the breaking out OF
the late conflict between the North
and the South, he acted as Surgeon
in the Confederate army, and no
doubt he & saw the elephant in his
peregrinations around Vicksburgh
and other warm localities. Beneath
lis raven locks beams out an eye like
Mars. with a handsome face, into
which a great deal of sunshine leaps
I'll, and nlavs over q we'll cut mouth.
Ills friends love him, women because
E, he is gentle and kind in all things.
Even little children press III. to him
with a confidence that tells them he
is their friend. The poor bless HIM,
the rich honor him. lie is cherished
far and wide. ALAkICUS'
Sunny Side.
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A CHALLENGE,

Is extended to the world to place before the public
a better Cough OF Lung remedy than ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM
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The CentenninZ Celebration

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The Pres
ident, in communicating to Congress
the Centennial Commission, says:
"a failure in this enterprise would
be deplorable. Success can be as
sured by arousing public opinion to
the Importance of the occasion" To
secure this end, in his Judgment,
Congressional legislation is necessa-
ry to make the Exposition both ma
tional and international.
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The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Il, 1874.
LITERARY.


LEAST Lynne, OR TIE ELoPE-
MExr.''-This celebrated novel, by
Mrs. Henry Wood, which has a
worldwide reputation, is now being
pepublished in that admirable week
B, The Saturday Evening Post, of
Philadelphia. The drama of EAST
,ar Lynne" which is founded upon this
novel. has been played with great
= success in all sections of the coun-
try; but of course the story is told
+ h the novel itself at much greater
length, and with details and Incl
dents not narrated in the play. 1t
Is a production Of great power and
exceeding interest. We may add
that Discussion Of the ProhibitOry
Liquor Laws is now being carried on
In The Post between two able oppo-
nents, " Temperance" and NO Fa-
Batic." eEs9
The subscription price Of The Post
is $500 a years single copies for
sale by Newsdealers. ~. +
BLACKwoOD's MAGAZINE for Feb
ruary, just republished by the Leo
:. nard Scott Publishing Co, contains
! .}3 a greater proportion of story and
narrative than usual, an order Of lit
- erature in which the magazine has
earned well-deserved distinction.
=. The story of valentine and his
.-'-A Brother is continued; so also is
: 2 the series of papers, international
: = Vanities,' under which heading we
are presented with a survey Of those
gilded toys, Titles, from the time of
c. Menes to our own day. There is
-. not a King in Christianity, not a
Pacha in Africa or Asia, not. a
naked Chief of Negroes, who does
not call himself by an accumulated
variety of ornamental denomina-
tions.' We shall be glad to be-
better acquainted with "The Two
Speransky.'' The whole article is
pleasant reading, and the letters
from SlInDerla give an Interesting
picture of manners little known to
Europeans. In Scepticism and
Modern Poetry" the writer ondea-
yors to show the effects Of scepti-
cism on poetical genius, instancing
the writings of Shelby, Goethe, and
Author Hugh Clough.
= The other articles are The Book
of Carlaverock;' . The Philosoph-
er's Baby" The Minor King Of
Mysore," an interesting sketch of
how the young sovereign is being
educated; and a review Of gables
in Song" by Lord LytoD, with some
charming quotations, especially
those from The Thistle
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TRMPE RANeE 1f0FEafENq,.

To tho Editor of the 1Eorristownr Gazette:
z It is wonderful what impulse is
sometimes given to any object. Peo-
pie are generally inclined to act IN
der the influence Of passion. and af
ter the excitement subsidies, an apa-
thy worse than death follows. This
has been the history of the temper
-aneesreform. heretofore.
There has not been sufficient faith
fuIness. The work has not been as
deep as it shouid be. The trouble
has not been lack Of people who
abstain from the use of Intoxicating
drinks nor has. it. been for want of
a conviction on the part Of those
who do drink that they are doing
wrong. The friends Of temperance
are net united in any well defined
plan to-oppose- the evil. A majority
Of most of the people in this coun-
try prefer sober men in the various
Offices in the gift Of the people; yet
it is generally conceded that success
in politics demands that candidates
shall bow to the whisky interest. A
large majority Of the, voters of the
State desiredthe "local option law"
yet Gov. Brown vetoed it, through
fear of the Whisky Ring. --a
Now what we need is earnest, uni
ted action on the part Of allrmen who
favor sobriety. Let men whosdesire
Office, know that sober men will not
vote for them if they drink or en-
courage drunkenness. Party ties are
fast giving way. The people can
now act independent, if they will.
The object should be to protect the
young and reclaim the fallen.
The subject of temperance has
never taken SO deep hold upon the
hearts of the people in this country.
Let there be no fanaticism, no apathy,
but earnest effort to drive the demon
from our homes. -TF,Is n. d.
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Rectiiers.. ......................... $4,000
Dealers, retail liquor.............. $500
Dealers, wholesale liquor........ 10000
Dealers in malt liquors, whole
........................ 5000
Dealers il. malt liquors, retail. 1000
Dealers in leaf tobacco ............ 25.OO
Retail dealers in leaf to acco... $1,000
And on sales Of over 81 200,
fifty cents for every dollar
in excess of 81 600.
Dealers in manufactur d tobacco 500
Man ufacturers of stills.......... 5000
And for each still manufact' I'd 1000
And : worm " 1000
Manufacturers of tobacco. ...... 1000
Manufacturers OF cigars..... 1000
Peddlers of tobacco, first class
more than two horses) ........ 5000
Peddlers of tobacco, second
class 1.-TWO horses) ................. $500
Peddlers of tobacco, third class
Zone horse). ........................ 1900
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth
class ION foot or public con-
veyance) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 5000
Brewers of 500 barrels or more. 10000
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
.TN GOLD.
FOR THE Man WHO WILL DUPLI.
CATE OUR PRICES

Determined TO Keep up with the times,
and wishing to save the people OF Martins
burg and yicini y the trouble and expense
OF runnlng or sending to Baltimore and
elsew here for their goods, we have pur-
chased one OF the large and best assorted
stocks that We have ever offered in Mar
tinsburg, and we confidently assert that
we viii sell at less than city retail prices
II is hardly ne essary To call attention to
our Domestic Department MS the enor-
nous business We do in that line attests
the fact that We must SELL CHEAPER
than any o hes house in town and when
we come to FINE GOODS the difference
is far GREATER. We will therefore call at
tention 10 our LARGE ASS0RTMEN of
CARPETS aud UIL.CLi THIS, which we
are selling al RtllNOUS PRICES. Beau
tiful lugrains at so, o. 10, 80, 80 and
100 per yard Rag Carpets as low as 50
cents per yard; Floor and Table Oil
Ciolhs IN almost every width quality and
price. A splendid line OF DRESS GOODS,
all the Is 81 stJ les Silks from 81 mp a
heavy I, Grain for 81, IS good as you
can get 50 go III Black Alpacas we
defy cofa clifton We have them from Is
cents up a beautiful silk Warp Tor 81.
w. have added a iiue and complete line
of MOURNING GOODS TO our stock :
Australisn Grapes. yard wide, 80 cts all
wool Delnnes, single width; 373 cents /;
do. yards vide, 81. worth 5 SO; Blk.
Cashmeres 81 to 81 so; Honey Comb b d
Spreads at 81 aud up. In Cotton and
Linen Table pamasks, Napkins, Towels,
Handkerchief Hosiery, Ribbons, En-
broideries Laces. Edgings, Rufflings,
Seagfs and Pins, WECLAlM THh FIELD.
Our stock OF Casslmers, Jeans, Cottonades
and Linen Drills, is large and under the
market. notwithstanding the hard times
we propose 10 PUT DOWN PRICES to
suit the times, and sustain our reput tion
for selling cheaper than any other house
in Marunsburg. No trouble to show
goods. ID W. TiMBERLAKE.
April ll--w
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The undersigned will now sell cheap
for cash, 1000 cuttings and 200 grape
roots of different varieties, such as Con-
cord, Wilager, Diana, Catawba, Isa-
bella, iona, and different others also
a fine assortment of peach trees The
time IS now coming when per-
sons should plant grape roots and
peach trees, and it would be best to
purchase them at once at my residence
at the Buena Vista Brewery. All
guaranteed.
iaR27. daw3m HENRY LONG
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FAIR w A RNIN G..

All persons who know themselves in
debted to me are requested to make set
settlement within 80 days from date
All accounts not settled at thas time
Will be placed in officers hands for col
lection
eodm24lm G. III. WOLVES.
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The Law Of December "a, 1872, re-
quires every person engaged in any bus
mess, avocation,. or employment which
renders him liable to Special Tax, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPI-
CUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISH
MENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS
Stamp denoting the payment of said
Special Tax for the Special-Tax Year
beginning May |, 1874, before COM
mencing or continuing business after
April 30 1874.
The Zdres Embraced aoithin the
Provisions Of the Lar aboye
quoted are the .folloriug, yiz.