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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-02-11
Attennnt to Barn Churches.

: HAMILTON, Orr, Feb. 3.-During
last night attempts were made to-
burn various churches in this city.
In the Primitive Methodist, w es
leyan and Centenary Churches, the
books, seats, &c, were piled togeth-
er and set fire to, but they burned
up without damaging the buildings.
ST. Andrews. Church, however, was
more unfortunate, being almost
ruined.
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RUssELLvILLE We regret to hear
that several of our friends in Rus
sellviIle are afflicted with sickness in
their families. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs
Tally and Mrs. Knight have each
been seriously i'll and are still very
low. Jake Haun has been quite i'll,
hut is Recovering.
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BoOT, SHOE AND HAT STORE
Our young friend, Robert Vestal, of
Knoxville, has recently purchased
the entire Boot, Shoe and Hat stock
of Mr.. Somers Van Glider, and will
continue the business at the old
stand. The old establishment under
the management of Van Glider, was
q well known and popular house, and
NE are confident it will lose nothing
in popularity, controlled by MIR.
Vestal and his associates. whose an
nouncement and invitation to the
trade Of this section will be soon
laid before our readers.
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BEABDEN, McNUTT & BEARDEN,
merit the designation they have al
ready acquired throughout this sec
ton as the Great Knoxville Cloth
iers. They are assiduous in their
attention to business, polite in their
manners to customers, and indefati-
gable in their efforts to adapt their
stock to the varied wants of the
large class Of people who obtain
their outfits from their we'll stocked
establishment. Their clothing is
made from the most carefully Sc
ect ed material, and their cutter is
without competitor in skill in his
business. They are prepared to
give satisfaction and always do.
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KNOXVILLE PLEAsANTRIEs.- We
arc indebted to the polite artists,
Messrs. Hunt and Schleier, of the
art galleries of Knoxville, for copies
of their rival cartoons portraying
prominent features in the late MUM
cipal election in Knoxville. AS
works of art they display n credit
able imitation Of the Nasty pictures
OF Harper'S Weehly-and are about
as little worth fighting over.
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THE LAMAR House The great
change, for the better accommodation
of the travelling public, III the recent
change Of management in the Lamar
House, at Kno Xville, is Il matter the
citizens of that town should be
proud Of as we warrant the weary
traveller visiting the city and stop
ping at it is. Col. Scherf and his
Affable and ever good hRmored and
attentive associate, Col. Lillard, are
building up a character for the house
that will be as valuable to the fame
of the city as we hope it will prove
lucrative to the lessee. 1t is, in
every respect, an excellent house to
stop at, and we say this in justice to
the proprietors. whose charges are
the same to us that they are to others
and to all, they are reasonable
enough for the accommodation and
attention always rendered.
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echo acunt lund In Tertts.
The land in Washington county is
in thickley settled neighborhood
composed largely of families from
Tennessee. 1t is well timbered and
admirably adapted to industrious
settlers with small means, and will
be sold on accommodating terms.
A map of the county and farms can
he seen at this office, where further
Information can be had by those who
desire it. .a..e..~
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A COOP MOyE.-Ne are request
ed to say that the citizens of the vi
cinity of Dover Church will meet at
Dover School House, Saturday next,
for the purpose Of appointing a
building committee, to build a new
school house. The movement is a
most laudable one, and we hope there
will be a full turn out on the occasion.
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TIE PEN AND Prov, is a very
handsomely printed and interesting
monthly sheet of sixteen pages, de-
voted 10 agriculture, horticulture,
Horticulture, landscape, gardening, ru-
raj architecture, and kindred sub
Jects, published by the Pen and Pillow
Company, 104 f. 10Th street, New
York, at 81 a year
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Price of Tickets.

Price of Tickets.
Whole tickets $1,000; Halves $500; Tenths, or
each coupon, $500; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$4,000; 22ll Tickets for 100000; Il3 Whole
Tickets for SIS 900 90; 227 Whole Tickets for $10,-
10000. No discount ON lees than $4,000 worth Of
Tickets at time.
The Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducted, in all
respects like the three which have already been
given, and full particulars may be learned from
circulars which will be sent free from this Office
to all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies,
Will be attended to in the order they received,
and it is hoped they will be sent in promptly that
there may be no disappointment or delay in filing
all. All agents persmptorily required to settle
mp then accounts and return all unsold tickets by
the Goth day of March
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Iibr. Ky. and Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
ec17-tilm ar.
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BEN. F. MITCHELL
CARPENTER & BUILDER,
MOrristOa0n, Tenn.

DROPOSES to the citizens of this community to
i contract for the work of every description of
Buildings, upon the most favorable terms. Parties
who contemplate the erection Of houses would do
well to call on him. He is prepared to furnish all
the necessary material for buildings, upon such
terms that cannot fail to be to the advantage of the
person building. Those who doubt this, be sat-
isfed Of its truth by consulting the undersigned.
n46-1y.l b. T. MITCHELL.
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SIIEEP. - George Stuart, Of Cooke
county, shipped 100 head of very fat
aad large sheep from this place to
Savannah, Ga, last Monday.
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Organize Oranges.

The undersigned is prepared to organize Oranges
throughout East Tennessee. He has been appoint
ed General Deputy for this section by the Master Of
the State Grange. His headquarters are at Knox
willie, where lie can be reached by letter. All per
Sons desiring information, wanting his services
in lecturing the principles work Of the Order,
or IN organizing, can be accommodated He has
the Constitution and Bylaws Of the National
Grange, and other documents which he can send
20 any one wanting them.
c. W. CHARLTON,
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A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
On Tuesday, 3tst OF March, Next.
Sl,5OO.OOO
list or CUTS.

will be distributed among the ticket-holders.
The tickets printed in coupons, of tenths, and
all fractional parts will be represented in the draw
ing just as whole tickets are.
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New ART GALLERY.-Our friend,
Lindsey, is fitting up a new art gal
lery over the store Of Messrs.
McCrary & Co, and will soon be
ready to 'scatch the shadow ere the
substance fade ofthose who may IA
vor him with call. lie is an artist
of experience. and we have no doubt
will be literally patronIzed.
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PEEsoNAL.-Gen. WIN. Kyle and
Col James White were passengers
on Mondays eastern train en- route
to Washington city,
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lookout for C0unteyfeis,

New YORK, Feb. A large num-
Der of counterfeits have been discoy-
cred on the following country banks +:
Ten dollar notes on the First Ma
tional Bank of Lockport, New York ;
twenties on the First National Bank
of Plainfeld, New Jersey; tens on
the Central National Bank of Ro
chester, New York; twos on the
Westchester County National Bank
OF Peekskill New York, and twos on
the City National Bank Of Pough-
keepsie, New York All Of these
notes are well engraved and liable
to deceive good judges. ~.
Gold ranged between III SIS and
111B in New York, Saturday eve
ming the 9TH inst, closing at the
latter figure.
Tennessee Bonds were steady in
New York, Saturday evening 7th
inst, at 824 for the old issue and
82I for the new.
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eDegaOsSDGD6gs

It arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion OF ths
nervous system restores vigor to the debilitatedv
cIeanses vitiated blood removes vesice Obstruet0
and acts directly on the Liver and Spleen. Price 3
bottle JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Platt street. ]
Al Aw
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FOR SALOON TINE.
A fine Piano, new and in good
condition now at the Bean Station
House. Payment in instruments.
Enquire of, or address, n. -EFLER,
Knoxville, Tenn. oct %
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RETURNED.-We notice on our
streets again. after somewhat pro-
tracted absence from the town, our
friend, DIR. T. J. Speck.
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Our AGAIN.-We are gratifed to
learn that Maj. Robt. McGhee. of
Springvale, who has been sometime
confined to his house by illness has
so far recovered as to venture out
AGAIN.
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A HUGE BoY.--A young giant
was to be seen on our streets last
week, a Mr. Slouser, from BIackley
Creek. in Greene county. lie is but
sRineteen years Of age and is q feet
high has q foot measuring sixteen
inches in length, and is a curious
specimen of the human family We
areinformed that he has reached this
enormous size since he was twelve
years old, then only boy of ordin-
AIRY build.-JOneSb0rO' Echo.
The New Orleans Picayune of the
26th says:
Among the passengers on the
steam ship State of Alabama, which
left this port for Liverpool, on the
25th ult., was the Hon. jefferson
Davis. He was directed by his physi-
clan to take a sea voyage. His dis
case, we learn is dropsy of the heart.
We sincerely trust that this voyage
may give him new life. Mrs Davis
remains here. and is staying with
Mr. Davis niece, Mrs. Stamps"
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DIED

In Morristown. Tenn February 6,
1874, at the residence Of Mr.. Daniel
Briscoe, Mrs. MARTHA A. BRIsCOE,
of Forrest. Scott county, Miss, in
the 54th year Of her age.
Mrs. Briscoe was the-daughter OF
Dir. Daniel Allen, Sr.. deceased, a
prominent citizen of Greene county.
She was married at seventeen to Mr..
j. p Briscoe. of Canton, Miss.
For q number of years, Mrs. b.
was a consistent, earnest Christian
a member of the Baptist Church. In
the latter years of her life she en-
loved. in wonderful degree, the
comforts ofzreligion. She relied i'm
plicity upon Christ's merits for ac-
ceptance.
During her last sickness she at
times. expressed All earnest desire to
i've, if it would be Gods will, for
the sake Of her children; yet, she
was submissive, and said it was bet
ter to depart and be with Christ, She
frequently asked her daughterin-law
to pray that size might have dying
made quietly and calmly, and peace
L fuI. " cross the river Her desire
was granted, Without a struggle
she fell asleep here, and doubtless
awoke where the redeemed are sing
ing alleluiahs around the throne OF
God.
Mrs. Briscoe leaves many relatives
and friends to mourn her loss, both
in Tennessee and Mississippi.T All
these will miss her and mourn her
loss; but keencst sorrow is felt by
her own children. Yet, in the midst
of this deep sorrow, there is much
that comforts. Her life gave evi'
dence that she was Christ's; if this
be so. she has passed into glory.
What ain escape and transition, from
bed of sickness and pain to a
throne!
Some one, in contemplating the
change from earth to heaven, has
given utterance to this beautiful sen
timent:
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EGGs.-J. II. Bopp has shipped
from this place during the last three
weeks 3,49O dozen eggs j. w.
Reese, another prominent gatherer
of hen fruit, was too busy to give
his total shipment to date, but show
ed bill for $40 dozen shipped Satur-
day, and began cacllling for more.
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And is this heaven and am there?
How short the road! how swift the fight!
all life, all eye, all ear;
Jesus is here-my souls delight.
10! He presents me at the throne, T..
All spotless there the Codhead reigus
Sublime and peaceful through the Son;
Awake my voice in heayenly5stralns =!
Bereaved children. feel. that your
mother now realizes this sentiment;
be comforted, ana follow her ex-
ample. "
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DIR. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant Constipation. Vomiting of FOOD, Sour Stom-
ach, Water Brash, Heartburn, Law Spirits, &c In
thirty-ve years failing to cure the most OBJ
stinate cases. Sold by druggists generally. EAR
I45 Eighth St. N Y Circulars mailed on applica-
ton 41 4W.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17

NOvy Orleans, Is zari Prcsidon'
tn Grantoyi zaslan od prcdscdd obchodni
komory, Clearing housn, bavlnGne kr,
peck6 bnrsy nasledniici telegram:
My nize podepsani osmtlnjeme sc Va
Il exelenci oznamiti, BE mesto Jest uplne
rokone vsech nepokojnych &ivll pros
te Il ze obchod iako oby6eiu6 Sc provozu.
jc.' James T. Casey, celni vybercl, byv
od zasilatcld uvedeneho telegram pota-
dan, obsoh ieho We vSem potynule. Po-
dobneho zneni telegram zasldn tez bur
sam chicagske, ST. louisk6 a cincinnatske.
Ze Shreveport dosel do Move no Orlean.
.e telegram, 10. bez neimensiho naslli
kellogova vlada re Seyerni Louisiany
vymizela a &c mezi Gernochy belochy
panule smitliyost -- Kellogg zustava do
sud colnici douta ze uplynutim pate
ho dne spolkovlm voiskem do uradu
zpet nveden a ncm chran6n bude. \
East Baton Rouge, Iivingstonovem o.
kresn a okresich sousednch vypuzeni
ison kelloggovc beze vseho nasili tlta
da a nahrazon isou Nc Eneristy.
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'NehOdy n ZiOCiny.

Davenp port. Iowa, 16. 2. Samovraz
da. Mlady Ntmec jmenem Friedrich /.
W. Christensen byl vccra cd policaita
pro kradez zatknut On SC sv6mu spolu.
ytzni vyznal. ie l,radez nouze spachal;
byI pry jiz dolsi Gas bez pracc a bez pc
ntz, odhodlal Sc tedy ku krade1i, aby 81
tim tolik opatril, by mesto mohl opustiti.
Dale pravil, ze takovou hanbou nemdzs
pfibuznyn svym zadnemu pfiiiti ma O.
c a ze mu tudiz niceho nezbyva, nez zba
viii sc zvota. Ma TO vynal kapsy lah-
riGku laudana, prudkeho to iedu otra-
I'll sc. AG ikned lekarskd pomoc ptivo-
lana, nemohl iiz byti zachrdnen. Listi-
ny ntho nalezene dokazuji, ze We Sles-
yku vystudoval techniku, 10 slouzil ne
meckem yojsku "a posledni valky &c
ie teprve 26 let star.
- Uxbridge, Ont. Is. zafi. Dncs ra-
no q h. shofel Armstrongdv hotel al
do prachu. V plamenech zahynuly til
osoby sicc We spani.
- Lyons, La. IS. z. Vtera vznikl ohel
Stockwellove dfevarne a ztravil il do
prachu, zpdsobiv 10000 doll skody.
- Pennington Ills. V lese nalezena
mrtvola Carla Woodse, od6vnika. Vedle
ntho lezela vypalena bambitka.
Ma sc "a to, ze spachal samovrazdu.
- Memphis, Tenn. John Kerr, ellen
statniho snemu demokraticky kandidat
guvernerstvi skace sc obtda mrtev ma
zem.
Samovr divadlc. Y
,,kouzelnickem' divadle, upravenem v
Prasern. .videnskem, udal Sc minulou SO
botu desny vyiev. Kdyz Sc bylo obecen
stvo radon produkci pobavilo, vystoupila
ieste mladd, spanila feditelka slecna A
manda, ably pfedstaveni pfimefenou pro
dukci zakoncila. Sotva ze Sc obecenstvu
uklonila, padla nahle stfelna rama. Vet
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Europa.

pafi5. IA. zaf. Jules Simon, jedcn
v1dca republikansk6 strany, zahaji voleb
nj zapas Jizni Francii Pryni foGi bu-
de miti \ Avignonu, Montpeieru Tou-
.ouse
Phi volbe poslance dcpartemcntu
Marne.et Loire obdrAcl republican De
maille $4,000, Bergen. bonapartist %,
900 hlas6 vladni kandidat Bruas %.
900 hlasi ,Ielikoz zadny z kandidatd
nema vetsinu vsech odevzdanych hlasd.
bude volba dine %. t. m. obnovena. Re
publikane mali &c sv6 vttsiny velikon ra-
dost. = Thers pojede do Nlach, kde Sc
diva mesice zdrzi.
Beg1ia. IA. zati. Mezi nemcckou n
danskou vladou Sc v6ci hati. Nemecka
ylada vypuzue pry brutaln6 ddnske pod,
dane 20 sveho tlzemi q nemecke caso-
pisy Dansku velmi u=klebnc potup-
ue liIi.
-1G. zati. N6mecky organ ultra
montana ..Gcrmania" zyestuIe, ze papcz
rozhodnt uznani spanelske vlady (Serra-
ma odeprel. Wee ia rozumela SO sama
sebou. Hlava armady, jejiz iedno kiidlc
rrazdi, drancuje, pail przni We Spaniel
.ku. neuzna zaiste nepfitele toho kridla
rcpresentuiiciho republikdnske ztizeni
osv6tu naproti absolutni monarchii sire
dovek6mu barbarstvi.
Die francouzskeho casopisu Monitor
t1redni list) zamyzli bayorsky kral Lud-
vik tranu &c zfeknouti. Zdaz We pro-
spech n6ktereho prince anebo nemeckeh'
eisafe - toho sc nedovidame.
WIDEN. IA. zari. Ma hranicich uher
sko.multanskych vznikly povazlive nepo
koie nasledkem na5ilneho vpadu 500 mu
tanskych sedlakd do okresu Czik-skeho
Tamneisi nacelnik politicke spravy tele-
crafoya do Pest yoiskc.
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Mistni Zpravy.


kongresnim distriktn Cuyahoga navrzen
ltery republikdnskou konvenci op6tne
"a poslance P. Parsons 4 sice jednohlas-
ne. F. Slade, ktery sc tee nominaci
uchazel, ustoupil vida zc celia konycnce
Jest pro Parsonse, t. ]. ae nominace byla
jiz pred zahaienim konvence v6ci hotc-
Won. Parsons ziskal 81 mnoho delegatd
slibom, 70 Clevelandu na kongresu yymG-
20 dtocistny pfistav (harbor ofretugo) a
vodolom (break-waterl cimz pry znatnt
mnozstvi delnik1 naleMe zamestnani.
Parsons bvl pfedscdou kongresniho w
boru pro obchod, takzc zajmech OBJ
chodnich mnoho zmdze. Ziskali zam6ru
svcmu jmenovany vybor - ziska tim
spolu i kongres, ktery V zalezitostech OBJ
chodnich obytejn6 usnesenim vyboru Sc
spravujc ze Parsons pouze dobro me-
sta ncma ma zteteli, jest samosrozumitel-
ne Podafi-li so mn ieho zam6r - bude
miti pri tom zajiste hodnG ypsourcsy"
Prdfizkovf americky politik bcz vyd6l-
ku vlast neslouzi.
Zdejsi Leader Jest nominacc Parson-
re cely II vytrzeni. Herald Jest vSak
chladneiSi. takzc Sc nam zda, jakoby ma
vrzcnci jen musu byl naklontn. Lea
der Jest yztckle grantovsky - tempe
rencn. Snad ze Sc Parsons dal ma tenn
pcrcncni viru. protoze republikanska
strann stain tempercnclah jest zaied-
no. Ma kazd ! zpdsob musime pfi lctos-
nj volbe tyketu republikanskou povazo-
vati "a temperament. Parsons bude ma
tG tykete, musel tcdy temperenclafdm,
kteri republikdnske strane kapelnaj-
strnji, bfti po chuti; kdo jim jest pc
chuti, ten nem6ze byti po chuti nas.
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rE'Ese sum
p0EOtyGcnnik IA
GAcmmEL1s

,..
IIdenm sun lest pnlis znamy caso-
pis' he< "bF 90, 'oe.oyal odporucoyanl;
Ptic.n{ "eaz doeaal Iade.sate tisic Gd-
'o.'''sia " le.'@ .,e"'iN ''sIc haoyoe'
j7',' ''si ''''7ie''' ''''
Jsoa To noTnT PYni tfdy nlch
si'.e4a ~. G.g'l.t ,, VI Fsqel.ll dcnni u!aiosh,
men, ""'e@i'e o'7'i.'ejl It sice lazYku
i;'sHel,l' 7''z'''''I'o'heih " We zpusoon III
J i"1'' s''.' .g3
~ ~. ,i,ey ,i ["oli'll{ ilS', flily
,o@salo;,e, ~. vodn6ha ',0 ,rari ~ =, -, u
skodliy6In
jest to pryni tfidv zabaynik pfinaSc
iici qJtc5h6 po,idbt a naGrtv G6lnG lite
raturv. rcCl1t!ybranG male tist6nG
jest fo ny1n ifidy ljst Losrol5fsk{
Neilepsi a no.uoyG;zi bosDodifskG Gl5n.
XIV naIezno 6ten6f y lazdGm GTslc
jest To nczavi-lf LIST nolificl,t nen6
lezici zadnG stran6 a n noposic
zadnv obojck. On boiuie za zasa lvaz
zyolenincilcps;ch muz4 1 6fad8. Zyldst-
nj zretcl yGnnie odhaloy .uiln yeIik6 no
useaoati, Ltcrd nvni os.abnic a oatonzi
nasi zelm ir"zl podIyIi same zaslady
nasi fepnbiikl. On Sc nebeil nitemi a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17

sina obecenstva divadle mcskajiciho
byla poGatku toho nshlodn, ac rama ia
patti ptedstaveni; teprv kdyzsl. Aman
da ma icvist; omdlola mladt iedcn nuz
mezi divaky inrtev zemi Sc skacel, ma
stal strasny zmatek. We Sc vysyetlila
tim, &c mlady mus ten, citajici sotva %
iet, zamiloval Sc ma smrt do spanilc
Amandy, kdvz vsak ldska jeho nedocha-
zela ohlasu, tn pred ioiima otima SO "a
stfelil.