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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
ANoTHRR pIrrArcn

Indianapolis, Oct 80 tlicial returns
coming In slowly, verify the result arrived
al fss' night Williams majofity viii not
hesless than four thousand.
fAfianhpolis, 3 p. m-Returns from
eighty nIne counties give net democratic
majority Of 4,5lS; sa,ns counties in 1872
gave net demotrhie msj1ritY OF S5G
.Ihme counties IN hear from gave HIN
dtttks .3,a2s uialaiity
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
OHIO

4sh,F - .. -
Columbus. ou. la-T The rtpabiican ,ns-
jority on the stale ticket increases as Tie
returns come in. Itis probab Die that B4rnes
is elected by about 100 majority, and the
rest OF slate ticket by not less than, 10000
There ts no doubt Of the republican gain OF
FIVE congressman with two other districts
contested
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
Z cof,oRADo.8

Kansas City. Mo, Oc,a 1sA-A Denver
special 10 the lanes, says. that Laptatte
county, claimed BY Republicans, gives lo3
demenl'{e mi onty Tor Patterson for con.
gress. illnstiaie, San Juan, aud Riogran1ie
counlies must be officially reported u de-.
tethtftfei lie result, though the Republican
state ticket will be successful by u meagre
-maarity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, Oct l3-oho county gives a
maj ajosiiy OF $50 On the vote for
goyeynora Keuns' from The intefiorE are
coming in slowly. They generally show
mn Increased democratic tnsjsrity. The
state viii probably 20 | 1900 democratic.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14

London, Oct. IA IA Belgrade dis
patch Reports that the Turks are
PLANNING AN ATTACK
on Drina.
a Vienna telegram states that a
courier from Levadia arrived, bear
ing a letterfrom the czar TO the en-
peror of Ausiria.
A correspondent al Paris ,elegraphs
that an
UNEASY fERLlSe
regardine the eastern question pre-.
ya,is. llesis informed ON good auth
ori,y, that the French foreign eAice
considers
VAR IL fs'a44,R ,RiE.
GerTnaHT is the osriy power that
can prevent II.
A Telegram from Constsntinople
at the request of the Brit
.ish ambassador THAI the sultan has
5eaased the arrest OF Chcfket Psuha,
who took a leading part in the afro
cities iu Bulgaria
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
INDIAN NEWS
A NEW ExpEnITIoN.

Cheyenne, Oct. 13-Gcn. Merritt
left Caster City with 500 ON scou.
today. His destination is not posi-
lively known, but surmised to be
Belle Fourcbe fork of the Cheyenne
river. The remainder Of the com
mand is still at Custer.
The patty Of Indians who
KILLED MONROE,
near Fort Laramie, few days since,
also raided the rauche OF Nick Jones,
on the old Red Cloud road, stealing
twenty horses. Monroo's body wao
fired by eight bnilstS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
.sM FOREIGN. /
VICTORY ON Bo1H SIDES.

v'oiohf " bo'h SIDES
i.s''ieo''' .oe'. s.,'-71A oespa'o'' i'o''i
~ ~, rss es1s hi,1' :, ,i,e eal,suis, ls, +, I y
- '''T ~ NoN'a' ="
~ 9.hi,'s'",'' ~ s's'' isas'A ), au' WI, an
q elu = ,n. =, 1a'A''aos
II II ~ III a'' Is, IT - 80 =
], lyus y3asss :, - & su ls.'s ~ u
Yt III ' a1fR II StSIle4 III
'is,''fe''' ''',s 'sss ~ '',s', va ''te :"
~, oa,.ps es rs ~ onss''eg ~ W ,liis
el'aerssu 5 'a''Aa A,'n''sess'e'o"'''eu i1ef-
N.s'1 ,"s''a, a.1a s''il.'i'a',consly a,'ac'i-
-, ~ u L
49, - - - -
reas WIN 11avy loss, eni IS de.aen
,,'''s'''efhp'e :, 'orcs y, ior 'he re''ei o.
! 'apogoil,za' ~ Inc 'iSn'''lg epa',n0ess 81,
.pe'"ec'i NiouAtaf : as'ia ara 'i'e MON
'ene8flhs-
GoBBIlNi TURKEY.
Betlin, Oct. l3--The creditors of
Turkey have seized 292 krupp guns,
which were being shipped from Ant
werp for Turkey.
vos ARMIN's sssrRSck
involves forfeiture az tile ana noss;.
bly his property.
- pt, E-Es y,
Constaptinople. Oct 13-ItSis stat
ed in an addition to the note specify.
mo conditions on which tho norie
grants armis,ice. the porte Yesterday
delivered ia The ambas assadarss, s,1 a ..r note
iiust,fvinp the refusal to entertain the
neaces conditions submitted by the
areat powers. especially the antono.
itny proposed Tor Bosnia aud Here.
goyi,ia
4cupAs AFFAIRS.
Barcelona, Oct. I3-Gen. Camnas
has takcn leave Of his garrison Jo1l
yelIar rotains the captain general.
ship of Cuba under orders Of General
Campas us commanderin- chief. Ii
is believed Campas will induce the
|insuigents to accept terms! and that
1.-The more resolufe leaders. viii leave
he island Tor pscuuiarv. cons idera-
tions. Thirty thousand soldiers viii.
,f ucct.ssarv follow the 10000 who
-, 81, fs,,,,a AZ ~ on,,, ~, a..
S,a'' io' Su'a o'' '',e ,u'' ,,'l 'us. ~. 49,
'1uesada mas ' ordered ali municipalities
| ID the Basque provinces to- immedi.
a,elv destroy ali fortifcations not oc-
cn,.,aa y, S,a,,Sh ,rno,,s.
| ~ Rsi'''Ss'2t.,
sERVlA WON ACCEPT.
London, Oct. ia dispatch from
! Belgrade. dated today. saws: The
| S.,rv;an on = ;r,at r.ofno;i daciaed ~,
-, ~ -. - ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14

q SAX for October; aa}, q sss for Noyember re-
jected 22lt224
RYE Easicr;i No 2, 5s
BAnLsY Moderate dPmand, nrnf No .. s5,. q
50 for cash, So q Hdsa for October; 81 for Nevem
ber..
PonK Active old 1874 a 40 AZ; new l676 for
cash, ID 1916 10 for October, IA ~ Tor year.
LARD steady; 10 10 FOR casG; 10 - ior oc;
tober.
BULK MaAr. Shoulders, sack; .h or, rib, sn;
short clear 81
WhisKYfirm, LILO
BuTr,n- Fairly seiiye; good 10 choice, 1920,
good 10 hne dairy i22a2a,
Esss firmer at lsa21
ctosiNs rnioEs
WaEAr-Iover; css. for November, oss
Tor December
cons-sirm At ~. for October
ukTs-5as for November
PoRK-Lowcr.
LARD Unehsnged
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14

Liverpeoi.
ilserpsol, Oct. ~.
BExApsrurrs-Quiet4
Winter wheat, sssd @ ss7d; Spring ss q a,ed;
Club asiid@Ios2d
Corn, 2os3ddt 23ssd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
KILLED MONROE,
MISCELLANEOUS.

Philadelphia, Oct 13.-The centen.
nial committee are at work preparing
the programme for the exercises Of
ha
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14

schelI, Norman Green, Harrison Dur
kee; secretary. a. II. Brewer; treas
urcr, X ii. Rochester; ex. committee,
'Wm Orion, Jas. H. Barker, Alonzo
b. Council, HARRISON Durkee, Nor
man Green, Joseph Barker, E. ID.
Morgan, Augustus Schell, w. Al
Thorn, {. Nanacrbilt, and Frank
Work.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
LITTLE TAMMANY cox.
LAKE VESSEL LOST.

Toronto, Oct IS The schooner
Maggie Hunter, Capt. Nixon, of To-
ronto, coal laden, is reported gone
down, with all hands, during the pass
age from Oswego to this port. Vessel
valued al $4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14

Now York, Oct 13-The imprisonment
of ,1'weed's partner, Elbert A. Woodward,
PROMISES t~be long, for, should the forgery
1ni fctfneh. fail, he viii be promptly ar
reslsd in the civil suit to recover $6, 600 900,
with bail fixed at 3,000,000-an impossl.
mi. BfnT,IInt IN furnish ----.----
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12

child under five years, one. under ten,
two over ten and under fifteen, one over
fifteen and under twenty, and ais wife,
oyer thirty and under forty years of age.
These facts can be verified by reference
to a copy of the census schedule for the
year 1910, page 70, which is in posses
sion of the census taker for 1870.
Now, had Mr.. Thomas Mercer been
altogether go years old he would only
be 90 some. time this year, and FROM the
ages of Mrs Mercer and the children,
none of whom were over twenty except
the wife, and she being under forty, it
is not reasonable to suppose that Mr. M.
was much over so, as the census taker
thinks is the fact. As there are so many
cases of persons who do not know their
ages and when they get old represent
themselves as being of great age, most
of whom saw Washington and the sol
diers of 1776, it is to be regretted that
the law OF the United States was not
more particular in regard to the ages of
the persons; but it then only required
the number of males and females re-
spectively; first, those under five years
old; second, those over five and under
ten; third, those over ten and under IF
teen; fourth, those over fifteen and I'M
der twenty, and then on up by decades.
The same schedule, above referred to-
gives the white and colored persons sep
arately, and also gives the names of Che
old pensioners of the Revolutionary war,
with their exact ages; also the naTnes
and ages of the widows of such soldiers
as Were, entitled to pensions.
We do not say that Mr.. Mercer is not
an old man, r,that he is not an object !
of charity, but do not think that he is
as old, by several years, say fifteen, as
he represents himself to be. Very few
people who know anything of the war |
of American Independence, from actual
are now alive. Yet, every |
now and then, you find some article in |
newspaper which gives aihistory of some !
old man or woman who knows all about |
it, and saw Washington, &c, or of an |
old body servant of the &C father of Ills
country. Yours, 'l'+>4
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
The March of Reason.

There are certain pretended philosophers and
wiseacres who, when you speak to them of the
progress of mankind, shake their heads and talk
Of the good old days before steam was applied and
the Morse telegraph invented AWAY with such
humbugi The great discoveries which have en-
rfched mankind; united by wire link great ma
tions separated by mighty seas, dwarfed Space
with Speed, and reduced disease to its minimum,
CANNOT by any exercise Of Ingenuity be demonstra-
ted to be aught but blessings.
Among the sanatory discoveries of the nineteenth
century is one, that IN view of the sanitary influ-
enes it llas exerted, deserves foremost place We
aIude to Hostetter's stomach Bittsrf which is one
OF the most deservedly celebrated tonies and al
teratives OF the present day The most uAirn-
peacha5le testimony establishes the fact that this
popular indicated stimulant and corrective anni-
hilates indigestion, constipation, urinary COM
plaints rnalaral disorders and many affections of
the sensitive organs In the mining regions and
new clearings of the West, it is regarded by the
Inhabitants ansindispensabIe means of proven
ting, as wei curing chiIls and feve-s, and there
is scarcely city or town in the Union, some OF
whose denizens have not borne witness to its eff
cacy in remedying the first named class of malades.
As an invgorant, appetizer aud carminative, Hos
letters Bitters incomparably the most effective
and the purest Their basis of fine old rye, the
most healthful alchohohe spirit obtainable, is Of
itself no mean tonic, but its strengthening prop
critics increased fifty fold by the vege BILE ex-
tracts which it holds in solution, and to which the
SURPRISING quality Of the Bit ers are due.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
Andrew johnson Avenged.
a Few Yorl, Sun

When Andrew, Johnson was i'm
peached for mere political differences
between himself and majorityof the
leaders of the Republican party, the
most bitter and. determined of all
his prosecutors was Benjamin.. But
ler,i then a. Representative. in Con-
gress from, Massachusetts. Mr.. John
SONNET his accusers face to face,
boldly like man, stoodTup TO his
trial, and was acquitted; and he has
since carried with him to his grave
the sincere respect of the nation.
d Gen. Butler was blessed with a
beautiful daughter, the object of.uni-
yersal admiration.r She married
Adelbert Ames,, a military man, with
a euphonious and alliteratiye name.
But that names pretty az it is, does
not look we'll at the end of doeu-
ment to which it has recently been
signed. The document is a letter
Of resignation of the office of Gov
ernor of Mississippi, addressed to
the people, of that State. 1t was
writtensby Mr. Ames, after impeach-
ment, to avoid the danger of con-
viction.l It is a most shumiliating
State paper for q Governor to sign.
So the poisoned chalice, intended
for johnson, returns to the Butler
family, to be drained to its dregs. :
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
DYSDeDSia.

The following recipe for dyspepsia is
furnished us by one of the oldest and
most successful practitioners in Knox
county: IS ia aoffa j.
To the Editor Of the dorristown Gazette: sii
Is it on the increase? AT least I see of
late more remedies, springs and such
recommended. Itls apt to hold even,
with hot biscuits. have avery simple
but eff1cacious remedy to recommend
it is good fresh water-water out Of "a
good lsprIng If possible, spring warm;
fresh water out of a good well, and
water of a good cistern--the purest--
yet it lacks the life and sparkle of the
spring. These are recommended. Old
water, particularly, if it stands in rQoml
where many people sleep, or where sick
ones are, must never be used-it. is un-
wholesome. Even your coffee tastes
better with fresh water. Let, therefore,
everyone, that loves good digestion,
drink glass of fresh water before hreak-
fast 1t viii beto his advantages; but for
dyspeptic it will prove valuable RENE
dy. Let therefore, every dyspeptic, take
from a tablespoonful of good fresh wa
ter, Increasing to a glassful Before break
fast. Let him then eat what experience
has taught hurts him least, and tlJeA lot
him take no water for atleast two hours, |
then ad libitum, but let him be sure to
drink as much fresh water as he can, |
from eleven to his dinner time. Let |
him observe the same rules after. dinner /
and supper. / will insure it he will be |
greatly benefited. A dyspeptic of con-
Einued sedentary habits viii looki in vain |
for relief with the best OF remedies.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
A 100000 HOTEL.
What DIR. Pierce is DOing-AI
Important Enterprise. ,f

w nat ApEs HAGEcC Is OO1nS-Ah
Important Enterprise. ,f
We learn that DIR. r. V. Pierce, pro,
prieter of the e" Worlds Dispensary," in
this city, has perfected the purchase of
a large lot of land, ON which he propo-
poses to erect a large hotel for the ac-
c9Inmodation of his numerous patients,
coming hither from all points of the
compass. The land purchased by the
enterprising Doctor is 234 feet front on
Prospect avenue, running through to
Fargo avenue, $50 feet; also an adjoin
ing lot extending from the above to Con-
necticut street. 1t is In the midst of our
extensive system of public parks, fronts
the old and beautiful Prospect Park, is
but short distance from the f'CiFclen
in one direction, and the tsLalxe 'front.'
in the other. The site selected is q fine
one. being both beautiful and healthful;
is one of the highest portions of our city,
easily accessible, yet sufficiently retired
to secure quiet, and commands pleas
ant view of the lake and river, as well.
rs of the surrounding city and country.
We understand that it Is the intention
of DR.. Pierce to erect hotel at the cost
of at least two hundred thousand dol
lars, where those who come to enjoy the
benefit of his treatment may find all de-
sired accommodations under one roof,
instead of being scattered over the city,
as at present. We are further given to
understand that our architects will be
invited to submit plans for the propo--
sed structure without delay.-But0tto. N,
T. ErDeeSS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
Wonderful Success

1T is reported that Boschee's German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale
of 40, 900 dozen per year. Over 6 900
Druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the Factory, at Woodbury.,
N j., and not enc have reported a single
failure, but every letter speaks of its as.
tonishing success in curing severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast,
Consumption, or any disease of Throat
and Lungs. We advise any person that
has any predisposition .to weak Lungs,
to go to their Druggist, DR.. NJ. Carriger,
and get this Medicine, or Inquire about
it. Regular size, 70 cents; sample bot
tie 10 cents. Two doses viii relieve any
case. Donf neglect your cough. 80
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
- lee valley .Jolxes. /

~ y
Speaking of the Improvement made in
| the last few years, in tobacco: culture,
old uncle Mart P, of Postum ridge,
saws he intends to try grating plug to-
bacco on small patch of the homemade
article just to see how it will do. Pat
lsent.appIied for. -
One of our honest farmers was up on
Copper ridge the other day, looking for
some axe-handle timber, when'he spfed
what he thought was large deer in the
brush; he threw down his axet and, ran
about annie to the house after his gun
to shoot it; but behold when he got
back, and took a closer look at the a1i-
male, it turned out to be Big JOINS
mare jack-Gennet9
As part of his experience, told at Shi-
To- class-meeting the other Sunday, old
brother Roofer said that when he. pro-.
fessed religion few years ago, there
was forty-five professed at the same
time; and he himself, made forty-seven-
How is that for algebra?
A deputy county clerk of an adjoining
county, recently stole a gal, and wrote
his own license on q sheet of fOOls-cap,
and taking his gal along hunted up a
preacher and got spliced-mOunted on
their horses. Excelsior, Galloway.
One day, during last roasting ear time,
-Ol0 uncle JeR L. came 10 Dill 0TeeuG
still house, and said he wanted a quart
Of swhisky3 but, as money was so scarce,
and whisky so high, he hardly knew
how he was to get it. Jeff owned fine
field Of corn adjacent to the distillery,
so the storekeeper, Lawrence, offered to
get jeff quart provided Jeff would al
low him to get as many rOasting-ears as
he wanted. This, jeff agreed To-. before
witnesses, that bawrence2 was to have
al the SvusttIg-ed7s he acdHted as long as
there aoas one IN the field. Now comes the
Joke Lawrence took two stout darkeys
with sacks, and walked into the field
and filled. them with green corn, and
brodglit 1t tA.thei still4h0hse sandsanp
the sacks . Jef's. eyes began to stick out
d little but when Lawrence took the
darkey and began to gather another load
il was too much for him. Old aunt
Nancy, in the meantime, came out and
wanted to know what Mr. Lawrence
was doing there, pulling all her corn.
He replied that all the corn in the field
was his, if he wanted it, and that he did
want It, and was going to gather it while
it was in roasting-ear, according to con-
tract Aunt Nancy raved, and uncle
jeff plead, and even cried; but Lawrence
was determined to carry the joke until
he got the worth of his quart, which he
estimated at six sacksful That was the
last whisky tEadeJ eff made with Law
renee, and tbroke him from sucking
eggs. mRY
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12
Cabinet-Maker.

wish to inform my old customers
and the public. that viii continue the
pes 1t m2bonse a onopt ss Bro Iame s onsl-
Carriage shop, in the east end of town,
till 4 can. get my New Shop ready to
work in, and after Iget my former en-
gagement done, win reduce the price
of Furniture from 10 to 80 per cent. !:
and will say further, that I win not be
untEerg9id, but all work except Collins,
must be paid. for when taken away.
Satisfaction guaranteed. All kinds of
produce taken in exchange for work at
msiEketpriees Remember always give
prompt attention to all orders for Collins,
and try to give every person neat and
satisfactory job in that line as we'll as in
other work NJ A. WHIT.
March 90. 1876-tf
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A Live Court.

The County Court of Hawkins, at it's
April term, appropriated three thousand
five hundred dollars for the purpose OF
building bridges over three streams in
the county. Most emphatically we say
hurrah for that court. The vote was
unanimous one-one magistrate not
agreeing, butt. withdrawing his vote
against the measure. #I
Hawkins is naturally rich and fine
county. We have every natural advan-
tage for making our people exceedingly
prosperous. But to do tins, we must
have good roads and safe bridges We
verify believe the real estate of the conn
tydsdtoatIayzA oftA nsGashs much more.
than thirty -five hundred dollarsas it was
worth before that patriotic vote was
I. taken hy. orr court. fJust as soon as we
begin to make gopd roads and bridges
63er tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sober POO.
pie will begin to buy up our idle lands
and the county Will start on its career of
prosperity Our magistrates met the is
sue bravely AID did their duty manfulIy
and well. On behalf of the people, we
thank them and say swell done good
and faithful servants" Do 50 again,
and keep on doing 81 until Adhay4 flrst-
rate road III an parts 81 the county.
The peep = Wi stand b - ay0u ana sus-.
tain your action.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12

The system being put under the. infiu-
enee. of Dr. Pierce'ss Golden Medical
Discovery for a few. weeks, the skin be
comes smooth, Clear, soft, and velYety,
and being Illuminated with the glow of
perfect health from within, true beauty
stands forth in all its glory. The effects
Of all medicines. which operate upon the
system through the medium OF the blood
are necessarily Somewhat slow, no mat
ter how good the remedy employed.
While one. to three bottlessclear the skin
of pimples, blotches, ernptions, yellow
spots, leomedenes, or grubs,n a dozen
may. possibly be required to cure some
cases where the system is rotten with
scrbfnIous or virulent sfblood poisons
The care of all these diseases, however,
from the common pimple TO the worst
scrofu1a is, with the use of this most po-
tent agent, only matter of time. Sold
by dealers in medicines. s - tesa4
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MARTHA WAsurNeEoN COLLEGE,.

ABINGDON, VA, Jan. "a, 1876.
lfessrs. L0ndruna Dc Litehfeld, -A6ingdoa,
RargiRiG::
-GENTLBMEN,-Fer several years past
have been much troubled by Indiges-
lion, and have used various remedies
have not found any preparation that
affords as ready relief as the "Seven
Springs Mass"
1T has been used by ladies of this Col
lege family, with the most satisfactory
results, in cases of Sick-headache, Ner-
vous Debility and Sore Throat. Icheer-
fully recommend the MASS as valuable
medicine. Yours very truly,
r. W. JONES, President
For sale by Dr. NJ. CARRIeER 80 Co. :
ard DR.. G. T. MAGEE, Druggists, Nor.
ristown, Tenn. IA
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-12

~ That portion Of Hamblen county
taken from Hawkins, is owing to the
latter county several years railroad tax,
and is bound to Hawkins for its proper
tomato part Of that tax for the future.
our neighbors down there win please
make their preparations to meet the de-
mand. We have found the "hOle" in
which that Sinking Fund is kept. It is
a safe place and we want our Hamblen
county part of the money. to put in it.
We want about five years .back-Eations,
and regular arlyinstalfnents for the
next 15-vears- WssH take backs
ateDaF y