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For Sale at q Bargain.

j offer for sale one of the most desir.
ably located residences in Morristown,
at very low figure. The house is a
large two-story frame with l., on three
quarter acre lot, on which there are two
good cisterns, and other conveniences
Apply to, L. P. SPECK.
Morristown, Tenn.
March 15,-tf.
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~ The correspondent Of the Knox
vile Tribune says the other counties Of
this Congressional District are ''hewers
of wood and drawers Of water" for Haw-
kins If they have ever hewed any
wood for us we'd like TO have it: These
Hawkins county fellows are entirely
able 10 draw their own water.
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sB We are going around grievlng
now. Our heart is sad-very, very sad
on account Of Gov. Porter But yes
terday, as it were, his prospects in life
were splendid, but alas for human hopes,
the poor fellow Is all GhQWed up now
nibbled to death by young attornies; and
for what? Just because he couldn't
make 'em all Judges
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19

~" We presume the County Court of
Sullivan failed to act on the North Fork
bridge question on the first Monday la
this month. The public business could
not well be attended to up there, while
the "sore heads" were occupying the
courtroom ''indignifying" because they
were not all Judges for the next SIX
months
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HON R. nj. Rarton.

This distinguished gentleman was in
our city to-day He is On honored citi-
zen Of Hamblen county and one Of the
purest and ablest lawyers of East Ten
nessee, Among his brethren of the bar
he is held IN the highest esteem.
vile Age.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19

r2y@ Some of those who f6ei such ah4s
iety about the Judgeshp at the August
election seem to forget one little fact.
The Republican party have considera-
bic majority in this Judicial Circuit
They are laughing In their sleeves at the
high antics Of the embryo Judges.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19
April 10, 70

GB- S. J. Norton sells books rich with
pure gospel truth: such "a the "Saint's
Rest" "Come to Jesus" ''Dew Drops"
"Tract Primer" and "Advice to Young
Christians. March 21-11W
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70 Seven wise men of the East want
ed to be Judge. They had written more
than two hundred letters to the Cover
nor on the subject. And then they
took Porter's scalp because he couldn't
make 'em I'll Judges.
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MOTriStOWn Produce Market.
Wholesale Prices.
MoRRIsTowN, April II, is
InsoIyent Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate of
the late VIM. A. Pettigrew, are re-
quested to come forward and settle the
Same without delay, and those having
claims against him will file the same, du-
ly authenticated, with me-
E. f. S. PETTIGREw,
April 10, '76-4w. Administrative.
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e- At our last accounts from Nash
VILE, Gov. Porter was still alive and
getting along cas- well as could be eX-
pented' of man who had so lately been
acalped and all chawed up by the fierce
saints of thG East.
Judge Mckinney is also doing well.
There is a good deal more bark than
bite in the fox-eared tribe after all.
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THE LAMAR HOUSE.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
JOHN SCHERF, Proprietor.

Southwest corner Gay and Cum
berland Sts., in the business centre
of the city.
My aim will be to keep in the fu-
ture what Knoxville has long need
ed, q
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
1t has the advantage over all. other
hotels in the city in regard to loca
ton, being situated
In the Business Centre of the City.
The interior of the Lamar House
is being refurnished and reftted
throughout. Good Beds, an excel
lenG Table and attentive servants,
await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public is invited to give the house,
under the new management, trial.
JOHN SCHERF, Proprietor.
VIM. H. LMLARD, Clerk.
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E5- The chap who built up those lin
dignation" resolutions at the so called
BIountville meeting had been ''rassllng
with something stronger than Porter just
before he began to Writei
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~ The measles has been prevailing
among the children all over this con-
grsssional district. But a worse disease
than measles suddenly broke out up the
road a week or two ago. 1t prevailed
among a certain class of small-fry law
yers, and it is popularity known as the
s0le-head Some of the patients were ex-
ceedingly sick when last heard from.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19

~ The people viii have voice in
the making Of Judge next August.
Then the f0x-eared fellows will moi como
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19

SALINA. MAI JOHN W. BERKS, Gen1 Manager.
Real Estate Business generally; also have for
sale all the lands of the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company, amounting to over s. 900 600 acres of the
most desirable in Central and Western Kansas; al
30, Mill-sites Coal lands, Farms, Cattle Ranches,
and City Property in salina and the neighboring
towns, for sale at all times.
20 Send for the 'tKansas Central Land Journal
a large 92-column monthly paper, what they
have for sale and read all about the great keystone
State of the West.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
From the 1st of April last the copart-
nership heretofore existing between
Jehu Morris and John NJ Smith is dis
solved by mutual consent.
JEHU MORRIS,
2w JOHN M. SMITH,
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UPHOLSTERED GOODS
A Card from Mossrs. Mathews

& Co.
To the Editor of the AIorristown Gazette:
The merchants are unwise in object
ing to Mathews & Co. selling goods at
Morristown. The best thing they can
do is to sell goods just as low, if they
can, as Mathews & Co. do. If they can
not and will net, they should not COM
plain. Mathews & Co. have n right to
sell goods at AIorristown. The people
will like it if the merchants do not.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19

fw We believe it was James G.
jones' story-tbat one about the old
soldier and the sheep. And old fellow
was shearing sheep in the spring, when
one of them made a sudden kick and
knocked piece of skin from his hand.
The wound was a small one and was not
noticed, but it inflamed, and finally
modification of the arm and side set in,
The doctor told the old fellow he must
die in a very short time and then he set
up a trem endous howl. The kind-heart-
ed physician tried to comfort him and
said something about there being par
don for sinners, etc. "Oh," said he,
"that's not what's the matter. But just
think, | have fit through three wars,
have been engaged in more than twenty
battles, and come out alive, only to be
kicked to death by darned sheep"
This anecdOte is commended to Cover
nor Porter in the dreadful calamity
which has recently overtaken him-only
we don't think the Governor lost any
skin by his kick. and don't ''mortify"
worth cent. The kiekeFs are worse
hurt than the kickee in this scFapo.
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See new legal advertisements in
another column.
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HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
L. L. POATS, EDITOR.

ROGERSvILLE. APR. 10, 1876.
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TRUSTEE.

We are requested to announce the
name of George w. Webb, as
candidate for Trustee and Revenue
Collector for Hawkins county, at the en-
suing August election. tide.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19

In 1913 a farmer in Cape Elizabeth,
BIsine, made will, sealed it in an en-
velope, wrote on it the direction that it
should not be opened within one-hun-
dred years, delivered it TO the selectmen
for safe-keeping, and then died. His
heirs. at-law took possession Of his prop.
ertY, nobody Directing and after many
years the town papers were lost. The
sealed will recently came to light, and
was found to devise the testator's prop
ertY to the town, to be used as a charita-
bic institution for Migrants; but it has
changed hands many times, and to take
it from the present holders would be
great hardship. Probably the town viii
not press its claim
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-19

Weare requested to announce the name
of Smith T.. Mooney as a candidate
for Sheriff of Hawkins county at the en-
suing August election. tide.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce the
name of VIM. S. PangIe as candi-
date to represent Hawkins county in the
Lower House of the next Legislature.
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Time Table L. IT,, V. & G. r.. R.
g.. g.. G. s. G.. II, II.

Daily Freight aud Passenger Trains-sundays
excepted.
Arrive ct AIorrlstowp 9:17 m. bePaFt t:19 r. 4is
Arrive at Wolf Creek, SIT p. N, Depart $50 g. N
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We are authorized to announce the
name of II. j. Riggs as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Hamblen county at the en-
suing August election.
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We are authorized to announce John
B. Jones a candidate for Sheriff of
Hamhlen county at the ensuing August
elections. tide.
, 1876-03-28

4 Vcnr'z Figures Compiled a8 tho
l'ori,oputla Of the pant.
C1ScISsA11, March 27.-The Cincinnati Price
Cusr.nfs tweuty-sosonth annual exhibit Of posk-
packing in tho West. which will bo published ID
luis week's Issue Of that paper, With full do:aia,
shown the nuuher OF hosH pac!ted tho past win
tor to hayo bcen 48sU, ,135. falling OF of GsG.03o
compared with Inst year Average nat weight
per bog, alt 7i.100 pounds, AL iacEeaso Of
2A-1e0 poa1,t1a, or 2 7S-l00 prr cent. Tito Total
pounds Of hogs show falling oil Ct 1o5t lB3, i8G
not woigat, or decrease Of per cent. Tho
average yie1 Of all kinds Of tard Ies hog tB
85 45-soo pounds. M Increase 81 ~ p9uuds !;
tolal pou1,ls Of lard, 173,ol66s0 pounds; do, e
Grouse Of 7,a6i,0a7 pounds, equivalent to y 2so
tic,ccs. oquai to w psr cent Of proaues,
Ihe decrease OF receipts Of hogs at East
or, ci.ics Including Now York. phitndelphia,
baltimore Albany, Troy. aud Buffalo shoT :
railing on OF o;cF 500 900 for the wlnte,' Whit ina
10 Lora mnrintca III aud frotu the Weht during
lilo wau.os .cason compared With last yoas.
, 1876-03-28

rrs1ee.,na s ~ whom ~ can obtain no ,nier.nstion.
Judge q election IN sho rfth n.tts, th.. q s
uac ~ t. H. Willis Ci.rentlnn i!ansc. ho .nb.tttused
for that Of led Heeknr In ,e Judgment, Mr. beck
er IN not toaars4 tho eou!lIeo OF tia sntef1 nt Tic
request h.s t., r. name ~ n,t. e os9'te e
the rc.,on DIT ill., IIoc VA. clerk Of election 4 Tho
a. T., IT, rsnnsd sas ne sa
Thsse change. ~a deairn It tie hands 0! yous hon
ornSle bgy sna IL Ishsh Of good elfT 1T ;sc.. .na s
Ing .ssan and feeling ssPy III a,sf III
our desire viii i,nt In dtDIod.
Tho iudges Of election, named by the Council
sro ~ tollovs Peter Almondinget, John
Douxall join Tlliolen. 4. ". Fuller, Adoaph
George. Ell si1, David Wylio, Charles l!oson.
l.subonsloimor. john Z, Harris, Edrari Kehoo.
Fred BECKER. duorgo Boruatoin. Adam Daes.
ilonry isaakc. ]. II. nonlin. Edward Eancs, T.
g: lamm!!l. George ", Welnter y. +. stropR.
| Martin White. aud Patrick Cunsittno. Each Of
the eight ltos'nct4 Of tho ward Is allowed thsos
| Judges.
Peter Amcnhin5ef Ia q haloon-k keeper 1T No.
3ol Nusi! street. M., Almondtnger L. spoken
teenth Ward in tho II charter aud fall cleo
tious john ThIeien La a grocer doing a
lousiAhiug business At No, 2Gl ltlsh street. ilo
acted an judge in the fa1l election. a. W. Full
No. 255 CLARK street Edward dix ia : saloon
kcoper At 245 North Clark stroct: lio acted AZ
judge III the fail election. David Wylio hpPeaEa
In tho Directory ah 1 warehouhcnaan. of " LIN
street. Clarlos Nosouthal koeps cigar stora
al No. 3o5 Wells atrset. Henry nrockman re-
sides at No. % Huron street. and is = member
OF tho (irm Of RosHow Brothora Co.. wagon
manufacturers. At No. 129 Chicago avenue.
Watson Grifash Ii plumber at No. 20 Wells
salt assiel f''S u No. aS'oSsS y No4' CLARK stsse
EtE1url Kehoo keeps a. saloon Mt So
LII North Wolis Rsreot, and is = citizon vel
known. He ha8 been tnonloor of fhn Eouncll
Georyo Bernstein IL clgar-dea'er at No. IL
North CIurk strect. Adam Daer ia . saloon
1sahko Is no.asy at No. 222 North Clark. john
II. Uonhn is q contractor at No. ~ North La
tsso street. Edwald Eanles IA a grocer at No
4&3 ErIo street. II. G. Hanmill ls D Justice Q
the Pence. resi1'ng at No. 500 Ohio street
residlng II No. ai3 Ohio stroct. W. E. strout
is President ot tho pcshtigo Company. and 70
sIdes at No. 3i0 Ohio street. lie tnnde ,gollhn
record ~ = Cofouel In tbs Wnr Of the Rebellion
! Martin White IL alorcs. living At No. SIG In
diana street. Patrick ConStdoe ia n'ho a labolor
~ To THE oAJEE71oSAuLr IUtui:A
public opinion III tho Eighteenth Nayd tertn3
; concur IN tho sentiments o1prntsed hy tho lie
: publican, mud Democratic Clubs III tho rottt!o
: tcnt to tho Common Council. Energetic cxplt
! ration III the Eighteenth Ward has failed in diu
covering John i. IIarrip. wlllo the reputation
Fred Deoxcr for reliability cannot be ycrg hsrt,at
/. II bis political nlancuvFca tn the warl md !
F.. open Convention form any criterion.
'1n tho l,bt of jad gos given aboyo will
I tha: they should bo dropped. The aan,o IL tr,
OF toyerai OF tho RalGon-x1opo:s Oh tho ]iet III
:, arc under pctbouai obligatiaus to tue AicEme
j. of tLciz wards.
, 1876-03-28

would not inayo, but criod He1pl nolp ;" n
aliort time, losing their hold, thoy sank md
woro drowned, TITO romainlng man oocalf*l,
after having boon III the "ator noarly :, !
ounstcr. Ut an hour. ill., waa 70 c2ia ~
ana a.auts ts'oI to nS to '0 shote sa o ts ref
which il composed Of pilea:. Tie ,yonne m1n
who navcd hla llfe IL uatned Tommy Weldon, an'l
lves Al No. 1OG Wilito Rttost. 1lo istt Chicago
tho ioat mon. Ilo camo ous With ttotn to fish.
They Horo 9wsdoa. Tho young man VIVA takoh
to tic hotel aud cnred for. A flozon other hostH
rero out during tho day. and l. IL net known
recovered aa aooil ~ possible. 1t has bcon L.
cortatnad Hinco thnt Tho name Of one of the
drowned mon was WieiHm.
, 1876-03-28
kttSCELL ANEouS.
i iftNEtt KILLED.

MINER KILLED.
Stectal Utspdteh to The Chicago 1rttnn..
GALeNA, ILL.,, March 27.-A minor named
Charloa Weudt wl,i!e engaged In removing cap
rock from 1nfs on tho back bill rango, waa ln-
staully killed this afternoon by hugo stono
which became dieplaaal, and falling upon Wond'.
crushed his heal almost to n jolly. Shortly a.
ter luo accident he whs found by Ills Roa, who,
will, tho nsslR.ance OF netglborlng miner. rc-
moved tho stone and drew tho doat man to tho
surface. Ho !oaveH nlno orphan children.
WRECKED ON THE ATLANTIC c0AHF.
ponT1AxD, No., March 27.-Tho achoonor
Harriet Nowoll wont aHholo On Ilntf Island yes.
te1day. Tho Captain and hia vito wore drowned.
Portor went ashore on Whlto Is1end yestof4ay.
Tho Captain mud seven mon wore drowned. Tho
first 1nate vaB tho only ono Bnyed.
New YonK, b1arch 27.-Tho stoamcs Great
woa.ezu tn Ashore & mics cast Of. Fire Island
light. sho Ia badly atsa!nod, md will PROBABLY
20 to pecos. All hands were saved.
CRUSHED TO DEATlE.
sptetat itspateh ia The Ghtea1o Tribune.
MiNSKAroIts. Mimi, March 25-Frcd Alma
contractor for excuyRting collar for A now
building Oh Second Htrcct, WAS instantly killed
| this afternoon b5 reason Of mnsa Of frozcu
onrth sovornl tons in woiEhs falling upon him.
| llo leavos wife mud fatnlly.
A FATAL 8TEAMuOAT ACCIDENT.
MENDOZA, i'll, March 27.-Ielcgrams received
hero to-day from Now Orleans *unouncs sho
denth through steamboat accldont of Ar
Thomas D!ako, n wealthy n1etctlant Of this city,
| who was OIL tour through Mexico and tic
| Southern Htatos for tho benefit OF bis loafsh
| The announcement hau cast a deap gloom ose'
his widow md fau,ily, who have tue sympatl,
Of very largo circlo OF frfends Tho resna!!'s
will bo sent to Mendotn TOR tntermont.
| BlEtPWnEEH.
New ORLEANS. March 27.-Capt. Wilds, OF tht
| bark Mnglalon, 800 tong, from Ilyorpool, In bal
lust for passagauln, asrivoh hero Today and ro
ports his vessel wrecked oil Chandler Is1al!
March 10. JatncB blnrraon nnto, and thro
men, wete drowned. The others escaped to tn
iaand. Tho vessel won. to piccca dur1ug
ntoru Sunday, tho lptll.
, 1876-03-28

-~~-------I
~ Il himself no dospicablo poet and musician.
-. o,o.ta forr lsnal,RRes,-one {Fronoh) M
.s,,ra and In atill retains his fondnosa Tor
..dIno I'm classic languages.
~ ,,...., !. ~, a, amortcan abroad" usitoa
1~.,s spo.,, rondot,. ~ v,,o doosp't hlltssl at
nen ;. ,.... ..rn,at;on. In washtputon but II
wv s..a,,r,. ~ vhit al aonnloEres lesda 10 tho
s..,e.. ~ ~ ..o,v crIminnl holding ofIioo, tho
~ ~ .o+onnr.t,on Iii ba uonrot than Some Of |
IT, ~ ds-ed tn hnno."
- I.. o.,.t .o.d m. has fuat dtoJ tn /
,..ts Nno ro,ot ,yaB tho horotno ynnrH ago |
shE'S' Atne co'o ~. .,...,ro1 A1f,oa ia Mununt |
II + Bcapdal which Asulso" tAAse0 -" "
no shas.'s'a aa 1 asesG Theh o1 viii oue be- oea
's"ins wna' 5are", 'u ~ eao uS ,n .o
n;ckans. nor good companion. Mnrk Lemon
'' ''sa n INV, II noyo. fett quite at home with
.n;.1 un ~ h,t nj wlntoror you talked about you Toll
isa.I1 ~ ron,d ru aso Tho ssest views o, Tho sub
nst Ss' ~ "0 alvass, howe however, liked Th.clo-
pos
~. srso mo.st problem p saya sstu.s.1,ouvo,
.t,a,' ~. % ' ~ -, r.,,crrand ,ro,,se. IN
~, ar as is o.traordnay
.,.,,,., natrra ID enncor,oi II, a ,,nton. M.
nd o.'s'na. unsu's ~ - a;S.a ~ -. s,,,, -
uredy singular and unique IN Ne R'nat OF
rant gnknlltRenno closr good eopRo, and aa
nsst ,.n" t"aas iii, ,ho r1ost corornn',ta cor-
1qnlssto tas'o' "1'n 'oo n.oss co''sa'~a.u
'os, u
'0s'' ,u..o T., .,,.,,. >. u.,.o = ,r h,s ,nonor,cs
~. w. 1ro .ros nr,,1or a,raat at Weat Point
tue nas, t,o HA' tt,aot n'.ses .s,"s .a,,o,s
Fhon tho War began. LIS oHenao polhR 7o''ous
fEt,{jn NffiHHf Df tho
ma po.. wv, .,., ill., ra,,nS. In l,ofncl To aoe
tuala aaa goaos h's ,ounun ~ a'.e s-,a.n IT,
,tcai1 ot aasist,na tho ftiontls Of tho persons
'- ~ =, II <,.....x,. ,..rtoou
, 1876-03-28
T:4E CASE OF ALBERT E. BARR.

.Sttc,ul Dlsu.Ith to 7ae chfed0o 7s7oaW.
GnAsp lnplus, hlich.. Mnrch 27.-Capt- Abort
+, Barr Treasurer Of tho Township Of Grand
Nsnids, asserts TINT burglar cntorod liH resi-
donco worry carly Sunday ,nornsug and robbed
hin, OF sa6O9 Of tho towns money
which he had In D pockos-book in hts
coat in his sleeping room. Ills statement soons
to 10 a little y uyBtcrious," Judging from tue
common speech of tho pooMo, but he ta making
lis bontlumcn good by decdu! to item alt his
properly. Oliicors aro trying asaiauoualy 10 gat
al tho bottom facts.
, 1876-03-28

DosroN, Mkrch 27.-J. .. a. bazgens, of Msu-
chgster, cout1adiots tho published statements
that La paid e1-socsetasy uolknsp 3!2. .000 To OBJ
tain contracts, aud prououncos the stoEy un-
ouAltfedly talac,
, 1876-03-28
THE WEATHER,

WAsu1noros D. G., blnrch 28--t q. m.-For
Tho Mtddle Atlantic and Southern Atlantic
B.atos, Increasing clouuiuess slsd rslu, 1lnda
Shifting to no,thoaat and southeast. increasing
In force, failing barometer. and alight riso Of
lamp sraturo.
Por tho Lake negion generally, cloudy
vehthor, ind arcaa Of anow, uI,h northeast
to northuest winds. temperature near fsoezlng.
ea,Ang barometer In tho Lower Lsko logon,
and during tho night riHipg barometer. and
clearing and colder weather IN the uppor Lake
Region.
epAcGal DtspatcA to Ths Chfeaoo Iftbaas.
LAWRENCE, Kan, March 27.-An tlGossant
storm, half SNOW, half ram, has prevailed, hcro
t,nco bundAy evening. streams arc rising aud
seyero treozng y feared. On the 18th tho snoH
1T tbs Oaaso Indian Agency WAS 10 iuches doep.
local oBsEnYAT1oHA.
uu11Aao, March n.
, 1876-03-28

BosToa, Maan., March 27.-Thornas W. Plpor,
Who was formerly the sexton OF tho Warren
Street Church, anu convicted OF tho 1nrrdor Of
Mabel Young ia that building, on The 23d OF alny
lAst xAA to-day sontouced to be hsnEod.
, 1876-03-28

CROQR3 EXFEuTTlUN.
OHAuA, March 17.-AddttIonai kilograms from
Fort Festormau atato that don. Csook'a victory
over Crazy Homo waa complete one, aud shas
many Of The Indians VITO escaped must atarye,
as Ill their proYisions, ammunition, etc., Haro
DESTROYED.
, 1876-03-28

syttist Lfsrateh to TIC CAtfaao 1FioaHt.
DAsv1lLE, ILL.,, March 21.-shoria droEbry
arrested Hugh Williams hoso yeHsets1ay morning
for burglary. At blu preliminary trial before
Sau,,o ,lchIahou ths morning he wns bound
over In $3u0 bail, in dcfa,tt Ut which ho wAa
committed to the County Jail.
, 1876-03-28

louisville, Ky.. 31arch 27.--slz. Combs, son
Of wcalthy loto!-Aooper in Powell County, WAS
killed t!.ero two days ago by snnn namcd Wood
ward Tho latter alleges that Combs had pro-
y,ously eudeayorcd 10 kill him ". firing through
4 winluw Of lis, wound,ng child. 1nteuse o1-
citemcnt proyHiled for . tlno following tho mar-
DIR, aud Woodward had to bo ta4on 10 I.oaipg-
ton for sp[o kecIinE.
, 1876-03-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

,rn,,,np,u Prto,,d f-The JtGvs j. H.
wSsejer. sfespuss "a, declares wssharst ptne Trts
Tsr oordi. has Ean rreat t!ss'ina g ht, w. IT,!
49, a Moni cic.r4 thu compilation. and makes rusy
ehoesa. imp1osca .hs aprstste and Strengthens TIC
syatsmf
, 1876-03-28

ATTEMPTED MURDER AMD SUICIDE:
INDIANAPOLIS, March 27.-Wlliam l1edmona
attempted to ahoot hls divorced wills this moFn-
Ing, anu. failing in thia shot himself tu tho heaa
from which ha fuaY dte.
, 1876-03-28

LONDON. Nerch 27.-btcAlnshpa ItsllA and
pA,tbia, from Now York, hayo arrived ous.
New Youx, March T.-Art1ved-Stean6n'p
Hspsburg, from Dromen. , e..,,,,,,
I4Lr,Moax March N.-Arrived-steamsh'p
Lsipzix, from DFcmeu.
, 1876-03-28

r,,ructt.a CpconIne-A pGrfoct dFeAs-
-. -. hair The epcoains holA Ia ll1IiA form
~ Ike proportion q aooao1.ad ooeoanut oil prs
1mrrd sxilt saly for th'a purpose.
, 1876-03-28

;AT CEDAR GROVE AND sH=eoYoah, WIS.
MILwAuKkE, March 27.-Lamnens' elevator
II Codar Grove, with TO-, 600 buahoa Of grain,
was destroyed by tlro yesterday; also an ndtoin-
lng Warehouse belonging to @. Il. Smith. LosB,
e120GO, with iittlo Insurance..
IA tro at Hhoboygan this morning destroyed
peucombo's c1ockery storo In Lintz'a brick block.
Loss, R7, 600 insured.