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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-22
TEE KYoxV1LLE YrRBUnE

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The first number Of this new pa
per. under the editorial management
Of John NJ. Fleming and Sam Me-
Kinney, reached us last Saturday.
1t is a model of typographical neat
ness. and with such an editorial tri-
umvirate IS Fleming. Mckinney and
Bomar. it will at once be welcomed
by the people. not only as 2 first
class medium for general intelligence.
but as bold aud fearless exponent
Of the principles of the Democratic
party. The editors announce that
1.-The Tribune comes to promulgate
no new doctrine, to advance no in
dividual interests. to serve no sinis-
ter erds. In political sense, it
will endeavor TO be a faithful expo
nent OF the true doctrines of the pres
ent Democratic party. giving to that
party, in both State and Nation. its
earnest support-oppOsiug all mere
sectional dogmas and intoxicating, at
all times. 8 spirit of nationality. 1t
accepts the unity of the Federal Gov
eminent as an essential point in it's
political creed. and will contribute
its aid toward the preservation of
that Government by the cultivation
of a fraternal spirit among the peo-
pie. and the restoration of its admin
istration to honest and patriotic
hands. 1t will endeavor, with what
ever power it may command, to pro-
mote the welfare and sustain the
honor of the State of Tennessee, and
will assent to no proposition contem-
plating her disgrace. II will be the
active friend of all reasonable prop
ositions or enterprises looking to the
further education of the people, to
the promotion of the agricultural in
terests, to the fertilization OF coD-
merce, and to the general aggran-
dizement of our people," We cor
daily welcome the advent Of the
Tribune. and wish it prosperity COM
mensurate with its usefulness.
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant PaTgative Pellets
are so compounded from concentrated
principals, extracted from roots and
herbs, as to combine in each small gra-
mule, s;arcely larger than a mustard ss6d, as
much i,athartic power as is contained in
any larger pills for sale in drugstores.
They are not only pleasant to take. but
their operation is easv-unattended with
any gripping pain. They operate with
out producing and constitutional distur-
bance- Unlike other cathartics, they do
not render the bowels costive after op-
Grafton, but, on the contrary, they es-
tablisAta permanently healthy action.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using them.
$500 Reward Is offered by the Propri-
etor to any one who viii detect in these
Pellets any calomel or other form of mer-
curry, mineral poisons or injurious drug
They are sold by Druggists.
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U A correspondent inquiries if
we can give him any information as
to a decision of the Supreme Court
relative to the issues of tho defunct
Ocoee Bank. and what he shall do
with what he has. We suppose our
correspondent refers TO a recent
opinion Of Chancellor Cooper, as we
have heard of no decision of the
Supreme Court touching the matter
We have not the opinion Of Chan
cellor Cooper before US. and do not
Yecollect its nature sufficiently well
to give its holding We advise our
correspondent. however. and all
others who may hold issues of the
bank. not to dispose of them just
now. unless they put their own value
on them.
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YEW RANP9RIRE

The election for Governor and
members Of the Legislature in New
Hampshire took place Tuesday, 14th
instant, and returns from all the
towns and cities in the State save
two give Cheney, Republican. 3.G93
plurality over Marcy, Democrat. and
5.27S majority over all. The total
vote being, Cheney 4I.668. Marcy
57.975, Kendall and scattering. 420.
Since 1856, when the State gave
Fremont 5000 majority, there have
been twenty-three elections in New
Hampshire. in not one of which have
the Democrats ever carried the State
by an absolute majority. The facts
in the recent election show that mon
ey and official patronage triumphed.
All the clerks in the different de-
partments at Washington were sent
home to operate and vote. The Bel
KNAPP disgrace does not seem to have
shaken the party faith of the cold
blOoded New Englanders, and the
falsehoods circulated by Blaine & Co.
regarding Democratic leaders were
employed unscrupulously 10 coun-
teract the Cabinet shame that has
been fully demonstrated. Nothing
really has been decided by the cleo
tion. The decisive fight will be in
the States OF Ohio and Indiana.
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IL An ordinance of aome

u An ordinance of some impor-
lance 10 our citizens is published on
our fourth page to-day, to which we
invite the attention of local readers.
Whatever may be the popular ex-
preston in reference to tie orcli-
nance, we are satisfied il was DELHI
efately and carefully matured by tie
Board, in view of the present fnan.
cial embarrassment of the Corpora
ton. as being just to tho bondholder
and not oppressive to the tax payer.
If it is judiciously and hone7Lly car
ried out. the Board believes the re-
suit will be that the sinking fund
will annually largely accumulate, az
Ter paying expenses and interest;
and as the plan contemplates ard
secures the payment of the annual
interest on the bonded debt as il &C
crues, the debt itself will be a sta
tiOnary fund. and therefore the sink
ing fund, which Is a rapidly accumu-
latiDg one, win in few years absorb
the principal of the bonded debt. So
may it prove.
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II The last JonesboTo' Journal
contains letter from Col. John A.
Mckinney. Of Hawkins. explanatory
Of the Congressional Committee
question, which is in type. We de-
sire TO make some comments upon it,
which. with the letter, would require
more space than we are able now to
spare. SO we are reluctantly compell-
ed to let it lay over until next week
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The Morristown GAZETTE gives us q
lecture. We hope he doesn't charge any
thing for it. If he does, we will hunt
UP few extracts from the GAZETTE Of
IA, relative to the Congressional race,
and pay him in his own coin Byis. Ger.
That's precisely our price, so trot
out the extracts. We demand their
publicity. Aud let this quicken your
sluggish blood TO action: If you
mean. by the reference you make
from time to time to our position in
the last CongressioI al race. TO insin-
uate that we were governed by an
nnfaithful motive or any other than
what we believed TO be for the best
interests of the Democratic party
and its candidates, patriarchaI in
age and good ut heart as we are. We
say to you in the language OF q de.
parted philosopher and sage, vii
lain. you lie 7" We did oppose the
calling of q Democratic Congress
sional Contention 10 nominate n
Democratic candidate. and we did it
after consultation with the leading
Democrats of the District. Ne op-
posed it until opposition was useless.
We opposed it honestly and sincere
ly. Bnt we supported its nominee
as heartily and efficiently as any pa
per in the district. We now declare
unhesitatingIy, without disrespect
TO the opinions of any, that We shall
very probably again oppose the as.
semhjing Of a Congressional nomi
mating Convention, and If so shall
give OR reasons for sect opposition
from time to time ns we may deem
necessary. You may all this state
Inent " treason 70 the Democratic
party . II you will, brit we boldly
spca< our sentiments unigfuenced
81 Tear, favor Or affection.
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q We have received, with a rc

- We have received. with a re.
quest that we copy it in the GAZETTE,
an article written by w. NJ. Baxter.
Esq. Of Chattanooga. on the subject
of the appointment of Judges. Hon.
K. M. Barton, who encloses the arti.
Gle to us, speaks of it as "a commu.
nication that should be read. not on.
ly by every lawyer, but BY every
voter in the State" We regret that
its great length prevents our laying
it before our readers.
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Tim Yard at Private Sale /.

The Tannery at Mooresburg, Haw-
kius county, belonging to the estate of
James L. Etter, deceased, is hereby of
fered :For sale Connected with the tan
merry (and for sale therewithl, are a
dwelling house, stables and other out
houses, and most excellent garden.
l would also sell some small parcels of
cleared land lying convenient to the
tannery, and as much timbered ridge
land (abounding in Black and Chestnut
Oak, as a purchaser of the tannery could
reasonably desire. This tannery has
advantages in its local trade over any
other aannery of similar size, / know of,
far or near, as regards both the purchase
of hides and the sale of leather
l.. l.. ETTER, Agent.
MooREsBURG, East Tenn
Feb. 2, 1876-2m.
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WEDNESDAY. MAR. p, 1876.

U The Republican Congression-
al Committee for This district met
at Jonesboro' the 10th instant. and
decided to call Convention TO nom
mate a Republican candidate for
Congress at Bulls Gap, Wednes.
day, the Sd of May. 1876.
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The Rorristtown Gazette.

DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE CON-
ATTTEE FIRST CONG. DIST
CHAIRsIAa-J. a. MCKINNEY, of
Hawkins.
LEWIS M. JARVIS, of Hancock.
RoRT. PATTERSON, of Claiborne.
BENZ. PECK, of Granger.
G. T. MAsEE, of Hamblen-
w. ". LAHeHoREE, of Cooke,
TH. MALoEET, of Creme.
s. j. KIRKPATRICK, OF Washington.
JOIN w. TIPToH, of Carter.
j. NJ WAGooSER. of johnson.
JOHN SLACK, of Sullivan.
JOSIAH B. SANS, of Uuicoi.
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SheriR's Sale.

EN- OBEDIENCE TO TWO VEN
Id ditioniexponas issued from the Circuit Court
of Hamblen county, aud to me directed, will sell
the highest bidder for cash, at tbs Court House
door in Morristown, the Sd Monday in April
next tract of land lying in the 10th civil district
of HsmbIen county, adj joining the lands OF j. P.
Carriger, the lands formerly owned by Hugh Cain
and others; said to contain hundred and
seveaty-tve acres Said land viii be sold to salts
fy two judgments aud cost; in favor of (. B.
Hale against Mary Z. johnson, guardian, &C.; the
other in favor of Lewis and 4. T. Hogry, and
oairst Mary E. and Harriet johnson. Judg-
lnellts rendered by I. C. Miller. Esq.
G. II. BOYD, Sheriff.
March Is. 1876 &w-Trs fee IS
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SheriTS Sale.

I'm OBEDIENCE TO -FOUR VEN
a ditioni exponas issued from the Circuit Court
of HambIen county, and to me directed, l will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at tbs Court House
door in Morristown, on the Sd Monday in April
next tract of land lying in the Attn civil distric. Of
Haniblen county adj Dining the lands of ID. South,
Winny MAYS and others said to contain sixty
acres more or less Said land will be sold as the
property of D T. sandman and Il. L Sloan, to
satisfy four judgments and costs that q. b Mays
recovered against them before ~ A Howell, ESQ
the 7th day Of Dec, 1875.
March Is, 1876, 4w-prs fee IS
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SherfTS Sale.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ii > ton issued from the Circuit Court of Ham
bl n county and to directed, win sell TO the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door
in Morristown, on the Sd Monday in April next,
all the right title and claim that Thos. Haum has
in the dover lands OF Nancy Haun; said to con-
tain one hundred and sixty acres, lying in the 9th
civil district of HsnIblsn county, adjoining the
lands of Lewis Haun, VIM. AIurdock and others.
Said land viii be sold to satisfy Judgment for
cost that j. 3. Dyer recovered against ". r. Lynch
aud others in the Circuit Court the 18th day Of
December, 1872. g. 81. BOYD, SHEER q.
March is, 1875, 4w-prs fee s.
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.Neto Advertisements.
NOTICE.
US. INTERNAL REVENUE
Taxes,
May L, 20 to April so, III.

The Revised Statutes OF the United States, Soc
tions $780, 3237 1888 ana 3239. require every per-
son engaged in any business, avocstion, or Gun
ployment which renders hin liable to Special
Tax, TO PRO sCRE AND PLAC.3 Con SPICUOUS-
IY IN HIS ESTABLIs HDIENt or PLACE OF
BUSINESS Stamp denotin< the payment of said
Special Tax for the SPECIAL * Year beginning
May 1, 1876, before commanding or continuing
business after April 30, 1876. -.
The Ii1res Embraced aofthfn the Professions
Of tire Lac a5o0e Quotsd are tie .f12osotng,
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~ s. j. Norton sells books rich with
pure gospel truth; such as the Saints
Rest, " Come to Jesus" "Dew Drops"
Tract Primer" and advice TO Young
Christians. March 21-11w
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Motto for the Girl Of the Period
TeStigia nulla retrorSum Don't step
on my pull-back
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TIE e II S :

One half cash, the remainder in six and twelve
months with interest at six per cent PRICE. 81,
w. TT. GILL,
Beams Station. 7ennessee.
March I5 I576-tf &
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L. P. & G. Z. SPEcK offer their remain
ing stock of HARDWARE at FIRST COST.
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Rectihers ....... ....................... $500 90
Dealers, retail liquor, .........-.. 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor -............. . 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale ........ 50 90
Dealers i'll malt liquors, retail ....-l.-. 20 20
Dealers in leaf tobacco .......-..... IS 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. ....... 500 90
And pm Gales Of 81, 900, If cents for every
dollar IN excess Of 81. 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco ........ 90
Manufacturers of stills ....... ... so 90
And for each still manufactured 49,. ~ o.
And for each worm manufactured % on
Manufacturers of tobacco -...-.-.....-.. 10 o.
Manufacturers of cigars. ..-..... 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class {nore than
two horses or other aninlaiel .......... 80 90
Peddlers of tobIcco, second class (two
horses or other aniTualE) ............... IS 90
Peddlers of Tobacco y third class zone horse
or other aninlals. $500 -. ...... Is 90
or public oonveyance} ............. 10 90
Browei,s of less than 500 barrels ......... 50 00
Brewers of 500 barrels or moro -. . 100 90
Any person 50 liable, who shall fail to comply
with tie foregoing requirements viii be subject to
severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable TO pay any of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to j r. MILLER,
Collector of Internal Revenue at johnson City and
pay fer and procure the SpeciaI-Tax Stamp or
Stamp; they need, prior to May l, 1876, and with
out further notice.
d. d. PRATT
Commissioner Of Internal Rere7lue.
Ofhae Of Internal Revenue,
Washington, d c., Feb. 1, 1875.
March %, 1852 W in mar-21 W in Apr.
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ehancery Court at Rutledge.
Chancery Cont at RutIedge.

c. c, Smith vs. John h beIIers -
IN THIS. CAUSE IT APPEAR
III ing from the bill, which is sworn to, that the
defendant John II Sellers, il non-resident Of
the state Of Tennessee, or so abscoads and CEN
ceas himself that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served npon him, and writ Ct attachment
having been issued aud levied upon the property Of
the defendant III IL Therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication hemade forfou
consecutive weeks Ia tho MorTigtown GAzErTE,
motif yfne the eaid defendant - appeaF before the
Chancery Court 1t Rutiedges 9ennessee, on The
third Monday OF April next. ard then and there
make BIDS defense 10 said attaehment hill or the
same WIN be takAn for confessed, and set for hear
ne ex-pareo- 3asss q q SMIfh
$3.50 Clerk sad Mastarsss
March 10. 9w-prs Zee S.
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nN WHICH is A STORE
z EHouse and Dwelling House. suitable for
small family. An elegant Ware House, Stable and
Shoe Shop Also, splendid " ell of good water.
This lot is situated on corner of Main aud Cunlber
land streets Morristown, Tenn, and is considered
the best business stand in the place.
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INSOLYENT NOTICE.

TEIIE INSOLVENCY OF TIE
2 estate of George Il Powell, decd, having
been duly suggested to 10 r Armstrong Clerk
of the County Court of Hawkins county, Tenn.
notice is hereby given tn all persons having claims
against the estate of said DECD to file them with
the Clerk Of said Court, or before the 25th day
Of August. 1876 authenticated in the manner pre-
scribed by law, they Will be forever barred
r. Il powell. se
Admir- Of the Estate OF Geo. Z. Powell, decd.
March l. 4w-prs fee 50 #
, 1876-01-06
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$4,000 O0 bun0elt. wuroe 9elt.rn in
StHerlr G.tp ppr ZEN &unbes. d IL,
Ggtt;l ergumtntlyt. Ser &.0.,cr "
lan5t Die Stiidt gang elmer Ganolden
flung, wtId)s Die lpAniihe &tgierunS oca
OJcriten &aliert fir Mu!tdroicl i
muhts. Ser G,ht,r pito leine Git
ihelnuag an /. s hruar ab9eben.
sort Scptt SAM :. 5. San. Gil
grpBsr 0umpitsliel III @utl ,"not,'slRilbl
ilaJ gelt:rnI hN 9ljt, :.oourb Der Isa
ihluilt gS. Sdtcpt gttOatct II. Der Selsu
5. " ltlp Der utrlest iunrot. Die MiiD!,
wuroe gum Sttra,e upn $4,000 be
ibdcist.
, 1876-01-06
oIbiIuD.

2onoon, 5. San. Capt. 9ridtn.
ltslu ppn Dem g;llraneeltn 2uMpIet
u3eutIdlanD" ,uuo am Samliag noh
Su,m,u Sirlidtcbr,n mo cOtt elat n.'s
t.t1uUunJ ptrlanuell.
Oos SOill n9itiu Worlo," wlbe3 Unl
81. 3ei. uDn Seal nuN H,w ypri do
fayr, ll1 Auf Der Ggtoe ppn putt.o"o
e%unseluuitu. Capt. GDumpIon MAR u1
elnsm 9trSle.Otn u"o = A!tut'ultH al
anOtren &%runtbt.ten stltar.en. AN
DIE b,s eupians Utro ha1 9mtrsTa So
ibid. weroen.
SIC Sremer Barrie nOr. Id.f," nub
Ntw Y,'t mlsr'u,ss, 's5l /" o'' H19'
bon YlIgbtun uui Gem >l,"n't uno III
ppllu @uN'r. gSsnn ous gSs:I>r sIln-
jt,g bte,pi, fam CHI SDell hfr SuOuIl9
gerttttt lpe. cen.
, 1876-01-06

Muorib, 5. San. GIN Mtniltsrrath
mite, ocm Notpge o,s &o.ll5s Dot llN
l1. .cBlln fiber etntn 6,loSuJsplun &c
gen Ok &alllli,n gecmi. +. ste 8n.
Sun pps lno QuciaOu nei0en lpturs
nu1 oslm 9iprpcr abrril, II.
Can Ssbal tia IL, 5. SIN. 81
@llpnliicn c%onc>nrrtn lib Suiihen&ell
terra uno Sam. @M. Marloncs l1,uLt
terclt 81 lem. otn NnSrlIf auf Sn
9lia.cos l,fo.t 81 st0Haen. OH S>lAns
bung Don Glnte III outb Die &drliIttl
MIRO lhp0Dtr.
, 1876-01-06

ro9eorsciuiiid gum 5iirien BON scr
bien gu MAIDEN. Mebrere Ysrbaftun
gen lino por9enommen worren. Wlla
oorf cs nidt uaseu, isinen palolt 81 pti
Ialen..
, 1876-01-06
China.

2onoon, S. San. Sic .Ye:inc
@a5stte" psrOHtntlidt Elm taiirrlld:.
8etret, ipelhes Die Yyo,eiiirun9 Der .,
amten bon Mnmcin wesen Grmuroun
o,s s,rn. Wdr9orop Gnnrott.
, 1876-01-06
Se.b bin.

9~cnoom, 5. Sanuar. Giae Spes
Si0l. Depci1e uoa Mien mtlpct un ocn
SStannaro," oaB bort NaAtiAtm ein
getroifsn jnb. bab cine @eri4w6runs
IN @ctyrab srtedt morbsr III. I'M 0nr
, 1876-01-06
Gsgp.en.

2onhon, 5. San. Sic rpaaMda-
@uStttt" bat AobrlhttA. oaB DER Viet'
&6alS nan gaDpten pte Mpoanfnn3 lei.
nes Ntlniliers ots NuswdrtiJeu. 9iubar
Ya1n. anaeuommtn BAT.