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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06
YardIeY'S Right.

As the Chronicle graciously granted the
members of the Republican party per-
mission to vote as they please, Esq.
YardIey certainly has right to run for
Governor if he chooses, and the people
have a right to vote for him if they wish.
If he is elected, he will be Governor Of
the State of Tennessee, and the white
Republicans ought to be satisfied; and If
any Democrats, IGlled by the song OF
low taxes, vote for Thomas, they too,
ought to be satisfied.
The Republican leaders have long
enough made cats paws of the colored
voters. tits the greatest piece Of fool
cry for them to lead sensible people to
believe that they are any better friends
to the colored people than the Demo,
Gratis. All they want is their votes. sc
long as the negroes obey the commando
of the party leaders, all Is lovelyi but
when they want office, they are nothing
bat poor id niggers. The colored
people have it in their power to provt
the pretended friendship of the Radicals
Will Randolph support the claims O
Yardley. or viii he cry "Rebel," ere
duciug the negroes to slavery" and al
such foolishness?
The issue has come in Tennessee
( The colored people have voted almos
soIidly with the Republican party; blu
in no instance has any one held an i'm
portant office, Notwithstanding they
compose two-thirds of the party.
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a Great Social Evil.

No one evil brings greater distress IN
the world than desire to get something
without an equivalent This desire is
the basis of all gambling, and IN what
ever shape it comes, it is simply gam
bling. 1t then is the duty of every well
wisher of society and especially of the
young, TO avoid every game that VIII
lead to a love of gambling.
The modern custom of card playing,
socially, is leading to fearful results, and
will soon bring forth much more bitter
fruits in society if not checked. We ap-
peal to every man and woman in Rog-
ersville, yea, in the whole land, who
would preserve the boys from being
black-Iegs to Danish cards from the cen,
tre-tabIe, the office, the private room,
the store and from every circle of socie
tv. This is not the chronic grumbling
of a cdronfc old man, but words Of so
berness and truth.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06
Independent Candidates.

Conventions are liable to abuse, but
no one principle IS better established in
the history of political parties than that
ordinarily conventions must be held to
settle the claims of the different aspir-
ants in a particular party.
It is very desirable that patriotism so
prevail that there would be no necessity
for such things; but we have not come
to that yet Conventions would not be
packed Fairness should always be
used. If party become the tool of de-
signing wire-pullers, it ought to be
broken TO pieces by Independent candi-
dates. But we do not recognize any
such state Of affairs in the Democratic
party az this time We are on the verge
of national bankruptcy from the corrup-
ton OF the Republican party The peo-
pie are grooming under the depression Of
every material interest. There is no
hone for relief except in the success of
the Democratic party Thencyery man
who claims to be patriot and Demo
crat. should cheerfuliy submit to the
will Of the people as expressed la fair
convection. Let as many independent
candidates as wish run; but let us firmly
adhere to principle, and elect the nomi-
nees. .Snme few men have, during the
last few years, tried independency TO
teeir sorrow. This will always be the
use, when conventions are fairly held.
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TeIford Mandatory.

Notice is hereby given to the Stock
holders of the Telford Mandatory to
meet at Telford's Depot; on Saturday,
September 21st, prox.
A new Board of Directors to be elect
ed and other business of importance to
be transacted.
Those who are in arrears on the 1st as
sessment are requested to pay over the
same at or before the time of said meet
ing. ~
Every Stakeholder and every patron,
who feels it is his duty to encourage the
enterprise is cordially invited and earn
estly requested to attend this meeting.
A considerable amount of preparatory
work has been done; among things, a
large and substantial machinery build
ing viii have been completed by the
time of the meeting.
Come out and let us decide upon plans
and work for the future.
The members of neighboring oranges
i will provide refreshments for those in
attendance,
JACOB HAMILTON, Pres.
j. c. BARLEY, Sec.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06
NOTICE.

I desire to inform the public that I
have adopted a new system of doing
business, which enables nae to sell
Boots, Shoes and Caters 10 per
cent. less than ever before. Every kind
of fashionable Boots, Shoes and Caters
made. Fits and workmanship guaran-
teed. I wish call from all. All kinds
of country produce taken in exchange
for Boots and Shoes.
I propose to furnish Boots at the fol-
lowing prices
First Choice French Calf Morocco, Leg
Boots sewed, per pair. ...--.-.--- $IO W
First Choice French Calf, Morocco Leg
Boots, pegged, per pair -.-..--.-- . 70
First Choice French Calf, plain Leg Boots
sewed, per pair -; AZ W
First Choices French Calf, plain Leg Boots,
pegged, per pair .----------- ..---...- 8 w
All the above work will cost 81 90 NOR with Box
Toe and Wrinkled vamps.
Home tanned heavy kip and side -
from -...--.....----.. IA % TO - %
Congress Caters, First Choice French
Calf, from -.-..s--... w 70 3 70
Creole Caters, First Choice French :.
Calf, from. -...-...---r ..--..----.- 10 TO 8 %
Centennial Shoes, First Choice French -
Respectfully, &c,
ID. G. M. LYLE.
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Tue ~ N-11 N'l
ID. G. M. LYLE.
NOTICE.

The insolvency of the Estate of John
McDanold, deceased, having been sug-
gested to the County Court for Hamblen
county, alI persons having claims against
said Estate are notified to appear and
file the same authenticated in the man
ner prescribed by law on or before the
10fh dav of January next. This the 10th
day of August, 1876.
/. p. HAUN,
+ Aug 30, 1876. 3t Administrator.
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PR OF
WHAT IS NEEDED.
BosroN. 10. IL III,

MR. H r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About one year since found my
self in feeble condition from general debility
yEGETINE was strongly recommended 10 me by
4 friend Who had been much benefited by its use.
i procured the article and after using several
bottles was restored to health and dseln nned its
use feel quite confident thgt there u medi-
cine superior tQ il tQp those complaints for which
il Ii especially prepared, aud would eheerfaly re-
commend ii to those who feel that they need some
thing to restore them to perfect health
Respectfully yours,
u. J.. PETTINGILL.
Firm Of 3. II Pettingill Co Hesitate st , boston.
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~ At Municipal election held in

FH At a Municipal election heIu III
roOors,yilIe on Thursday. the oath inst. +,
n Huffmaster was elected Mayor,
oD5 Thomas G. Brownlow, John HassOn,
r Kenner James Johnston and A.
J. Fawbush, Aldermen, to serve one
year. 1t is to be hoped the ne" Board
will be as energetic in pressing forward
the in,nrovements on the streets as the
old one has been the past year
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06

tH Judge H. C. Smith win hold a
speciaI term of the Chancery Court at
Rogersville, commencing on the second
Monday in September. Let the gentle
men of the bar take due notice thereof,
and govern themselves accordingly.
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HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT,
L. L. POATS, EDITOR
ROGERsvILLE, SEPT. 6. 1876.


A half interest in the REAGAN HIGH
soHooI. situated at Morristown, Ten
nessee, is for sale. Professional teach
ems can find no better investment. The
School is well located and fully estab-
Nshed. Persons desiring to purchase
can call on Professors Carriger and Bas-
sett. Morrfstown, or addressme at Rog-
ersviIle, Tenn
feb is, IT, A w. WILSON,
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- Ellis Cooke, Esq, Superinten-
dent, &c, requests us to notify all the
teachers in the county that he will hold
a meeting at Rogersville on the second
Saturday in September, for the purpose
Of nrcanizing a Teachers Institute.
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MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE.-And
YOU can save money by calling on J.. p.
s. g. e. speck when you want Boots,
Shoes and Hats. Ladies' and Childrens'
Shoes are now offered by them at par
ticularlyn low figures. Call and see
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06

- See reward offered by Gov Porter
for the murderer of Sam Mcclure.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06
YEGETINE

IL acknowledged and recommended by physicians
and apothecaries 10 be the purifier and cleanser Of
the blood yet discovered, and thousands speak in
its praise who have been restored to health
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06

Saws n Boston physician. .shas equal a blood
purifier Hearing of its many wonderful cures,
after all other remedies had failed, visited the
labratory and convinced myself of its genuine mer-
IT, It is prepared from barks, roots and herbs,
each of which is highly effective and they CONF
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06

FOR sENATOR.

We are authorized to announce H.. H.
nennv- of Sullivan county, a candi-
date to represent the Second Senatorial
district Of Tennessee in the next General
Assembly.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce A1On-
40 ". Shields, a candidate TO repre-
sent Granger and Hamblen counties In
the next General Assembly OF Tennessee
We are requested to announce the
,,a,,e az Thomas T. Ross as a candi-
date to represent Hawkins county In Inc
lower branch of the next General Assem-
bIv Of Tennessee at the November cleo
tion tide.
We are authorized to announce the
name of VIM. s. Pangle as a candl-
date to represent Hawkins county IN the
Lower House of the next Legislature
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VEGETINE.

Instead Of being puffed up-medcine has worked
ifs vay mn to its present astonishing by ac
tual merit in curing all diseases of the blood, Of
7afp
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c., G. G.. 81 G. rs. R.
Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-sundays
~ q 49, excepted. Il
A,viva a4 4orristoyyn 7:35 a. m. Depart 1000 a m
Arcive at Wolf Greek. 1:55 p. m. Depart 3;4O p. m
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rikes at the root of disease by purifying the blood
storing the liver and kidneys to healthy actlon'
lyigorating the nervous system.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06

Was looked upon as an experiment TOR some tim
Inv some of our best physicans but those most in
credulous in regard to its merit are now its mos
ardent friends and supporters
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06
VEGETINE

Does not deceive invalids into false hopes by purg
ing and creating fictitious appetite, bat assists
nature in cleaning and purifying the whole system
leading the patient gradually to perfect health
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-06

lis now prescribed in cases of Serrfula and other
diseases Of the blood, by many of the best physi
Clans owing to its great in curing al dis
aases of Ehis nature.
, 1876-02-02
SPORTING
The TURF,

1ALK WITH onu1x N1cKoI
OrrIn Hickok, tho wida!y-kpown horse tralnor
md driver arrived In the city yesterday with his
latest purchase. 81. julien, for which ho ID said
to havo paid tho noat sum Of $200u0.
Meeting tho gontloman in Tho Palmer House
rotunlla last evening, q TRIBUNE renostor naked
him few auclI questioua ~ hs thought would
bo interesting to Western su1fmon when answer
cd by an authority.
nepo1tcs- lnsoly arc you from California,
Mr., lIicEok7
Iii. HI loft thers tho 18th nf last month
and went to New York. 1 am now Oh my way
back ahali loavo hare tomorrow morning.
RI soa that you have picked up pretty
fast ono to take baok with you; prcauulo you
think he Ia nbnut ~ good nj Anyboay's horse 2
Mr. H.-Woll, yos, 1call him about as eood aa
thcre ia, or course, had to loo! at i,s record,
aud ago, and shape mud took tho opinlun Of
tho best judges on all the points, and am sat-
ts1ed that be Ia good Que.
H.-Do you intend to bring him East again
Iii. Ill cannot exactly say, but prosumaI I
shall come East agaln duting tho summer II
things 70 we'll.
n.s-What do you think o, tho turf ptospects
Mr., H.-Ever5thing 1ooks woll in tue East,
and horsemcu Byo looking for beger purses than
oyor before at the large meetings. There il moro
for number OF yoars.
R,-Won't tho Withdrawal Of the biz ones
harc tho effect to add more interest," to the
! mcctng?
Girl arn not 10 como in. It olght to tnoo bigger
folds for tho frse~forall purses. 1t has been
for Bome time that not moro tbau three or four
| would ever show up in TINT ctaaa.-Just about as
| many as thcro wcrc chunks Of lnoncy.
! R.-Wlat about Lulu. tho marc that boat tho
| Maid last summer?
NIr, Ill hoard in New York that iler owner
wanted to at1uuEo to have llDr barred from tho
| free-for-all purscs 30 tl.At lo could show her
with running mato, and mako tnonoy out of
| her that wny.
1s.-soems like nonsense, don't It?
| Mr. H.-Cortalnly 1t aoeH. Why tlDro arc
good many meu who wouldn't like to sae her
barred, because they think they oat, got right in
kuow.-~trota fast with running mHto gauged all
right, but pcta like tho doyls in crowd. don't
| SEQ any reason fur barring her.
| n-Think we are likely to see so1no sport with
Dod!ne7
Mi. M.-Ycs; he ought to b. ablo to stay with
any crowd almost. uo has MI excollcut roputa-
ton as stayor, and, ii he p1t in three heats
below 20, be ought to belong with tlo best Of
them. At tho ealno ti,ne can Say tint don't
like Lis Ealt aud never did lie always looks ~
]E.-You noticed. ! auppoao, that uo Ind > con-
vontton Of tustmon here few da,s ago7
Mr. ILL., didn't 500 that they did anything
much. did they7
do you thiok Of tho,r idea Of letting in tLs aus-
ponlod horses ngatu5
Mr. u.--I& GootuB as IL that wore ell wrong, ha
fur a. know. I ssw something. about Bo1nc OF
tho poople who were ptesont talkipg about amail
hoHues. It would bs gteat pity to DO anything
about that class OF trottcrs.
Without attempting tn extract ANY {ulthe- in
! formation, the inuuircr departed.
, 1876-02-02
PEDESTREAMlSM.
Won UILLX4N-NApHHALL.

The female walkers continue 10 draw largo
crowds to witness their trial Of endurance Mt tho
Armo1y building Of tho Second Regl1nent, Yes
terdRy afternoon and last night large andicnco
wua iu attendance, notwithstanding tie In
ctonency Of tho weather. Another celebrated
pedestrian, Miss Aiillie Rove, llhs como to tho
surface, aud will accompany Mrs. Marshall aud
Ataa Ton uilIcrn uutil the contest IL brought to
q close. She Ia walker Of considerable merit,
and wears gold modal presented to hor re-
Gently for having accomplished Tie feat Of walk
luz zoo Inllca In aiHlilar number Of consecutive
hours at indianapolis, in December last. Yes
teriaT afternoon Hhe walled miles III thirty
throa mluutas, aud IN oil probability will unl0r-
tako feat OF considerable magnitude as no
distant day In this city.
Inst 8yanlug about O'Clock b1ra. sshlRTsllaA
and Mias Won Hilloru retired from the truck III
CONSEQUENCE Of temporary iutiispositiou. nr,
uanne, O'LeaEy'u medical advisor, mtniBtored TO
their wants, and they vii! appenr again on tho
track at O'Clock this morning.; When they quit
tho seoie stood AZ followb Mru. Marrhall, a
miles Miss Won IliElern. n miles. Tho walk
will close at 10 o'clock Baturdny night.
CHAMPION aKArINO.
Tho race Of 90 miles between Eugene Mlllnsd
mud II. G. Freas oomes OF al tho IL position bkat-
ing Park this oyouing. They Htart vt s O'clock.
Tho triHl OF endurance promises to 10 oxclttnG
this distance having noycr bpen attempted by
any akxtor In tho West. Mr. Fkoso ts prom
insnt lawyer Of tdls city, aud MlI!tru is rrotcs-
ain,igl faEt skater.
, 1876-02-02

IlIo bills are all printed, With two exceptions,
and tho g1ourdA at complaint nre nearly !don-
tical. In large humber Of caaea the AhsoAsor
made large tsiae OIL tho original valuation bu.
tho Hats Doard valuatlo,l, witch will gtvs NEARLY
tbs Aeaeaaor'6 valna.,un. According TO tho prin
oip]as laid down by t.lo decialons yesterday how
nvor, only two OF these conpaInauts hase any
ethuJng in court, snd those Two werc taxed IN
The Buuth and Woat Towna At tho
aa,ns time on Tho same property. 1Is
other casoa present no nav points. tho
1uadc BY tbs Assessor the original valuations,
70 that these co,upIalnanla will probably have
tho pleasure Of paving tho,r taxes, and cnurt
costs il, addition. L. Il. Amy artt !. j. S1cKn.
nion arc solicitors for tho colup!Alnants.
II. II. HAA4,
tu the Circuit Court, Alcd IE yoaterlay against
Michael Evans and /. G; nucE. 1laas asys lo
and that he listed hts lorsonst property la4t year
Mt $1,000. The deputy Assessor called on
him . second time, AUD demanded $40
nr llo would raiso tho assessment TO e5, 1000
Hans rofnHed. and tho Assessor kept lis word
lilo nlso aHsesHod complainant at $500 at lila rosi-
leuco. Haas now ilnds t,o Lhs e389. 81 ta1eA to
pay, and 30 ho flies bis bill making charge Of
fratid specific enough to como within the dccls.
ion OF yesterday, AZ he thinks.
Jous LgIENDEcKEn
also feels &hst ho has been nggriovol by the
Town Assessor OF Bnutll Chicago. I1o states
that, como timo In May last. al AgaeFsor called
at hta house, mo. 1887 Wabash avonuot aud, utter
careful examination, vataca llis personal prop
orty at 800. Somo ,tttlo t1mo agu ho wss ui,-
lIe then mhdo inquiries and learned that hiA
property ad.beon assessed at Il, ,20b, which was
ratsed by tho Htatb Board to Sl,82i, anl he
grewls.
, 1876-02-02
Singular Cause OF l1cnths

About three weeks ago Mrs. Hobart uosardus,
OF sAuKerties, anoko iu tls night with scvero
headache. aud, taking bottle Of smelling salts
from stand, applied 1t to her noso occasional
iy. 6he soon fell asleep, aud on swaking ip tho
in her baud. and TINT tho salts had drawn
blister un llor thumb. which had covered tho
mouth of tue bottle. In short time nflsnma-
tou arose, .austens set iu. aud in spite Of cyery
atIort 10 stop its progIoss hss sutiro system
became poiaopbd, resulting in har desth on bun
day evening lat bhe was bstneon ~ and 20
years Of AEa
, 1876-02-02
No church building.



Some uegroes wore lstcuinE to emo Of their
color ag he ren1 to ti.orn tho proceedings Of tue
Legislature from the Constitution yesterday.
When he got down t, tho iifl 'to protect und
preserve uniu,p1ircd the right Of trial by 5ury."
old 81 spoke up ard said ::
"What'e dat means Who's grno to hurt te
jury ~
.'Dat means heap, I'm tclliu' yar! OATS
good Thing r. replied l'ese. ......
"'splane It, den! Whar'n tho ncsscsstr5nosa
for 1t 2" urged 81. ...
IVY. dis way," said Pote. "Das's Remman
down dar At tho depo what WAS Oh de- Jury DO
odacr day, an hear Linn tellin' how dat ho
u,dnt wan. tps gree wild do rost OBJ 'cn: ysbcn q
big Teller came up an tolo him 81 he didn't gree
In bout two aeoons dat ho buBt lin WIDE opau
What you think Oh datf" .......
Tho bill t1en received unanimous approval
, 1876-02-02
JUDGE MOORE,

At 10 O'Clock Judge Moore, Of tbs Superior
9ou1t, delivered tho following decision iu the
Couch ca8o:
Ths complainant, Jan,es Couch, II tho owner and
uupttept IT tna well. know hutei called "1u T1e.
Iont House." In tho City Of Chicago liz claius llat
ths LA day OF May, 1915. "ha owned and va. pos-
ss.ed Of pctsuua property 10 tho s.lus Of u ftoo
1ss - ths A,aeaaaE t!Atspleut Of lls psfaon pep
, 1876-02-02

1lr. Grant, the Governor OF TIN Dunbartcn
rri4un, 10 England. sent in MI account 10 tbs
Town Council for tho reifeshsncnt' Of Mar
wood during tho three days lo WAS resident in tue
prison Oh tho OCCASION Of ths hanGiuE Of ono
Wa1llnw, Among the items Of tAe ltHt Two
days ono bottle Of brandy. ono bottle Of whlH-
a charge for "one bottle Of brandy. ono bottle
Of whisky, one bostle OF sherry. and uno bott1o
Of port, raid to ha.o been used on tLo morning
OF tho execution. AS Mr.. Giant bad 10 aashori-
ty from &ne Magittsatcs to incur my such cx-
penBe, tho Council refused 10 pay tue account,
auo remitted It to tito Treasurer for inquiry.
, 1876-02-02
A DAY AFTER THE FAIR.
NEW TAX aiIlTa.

Tho decisions Of Judges Williams and Moore
yesterday seemed to stimulate tho tax-tlghting
buslnoas immensely, for yesterday morning,
shortly altar the opiuionB were Delivered olghty-
aix new sults woro begun In the Superior Court
by varioua parties.
Tho following Ia list Of the complainaata,
and tEo atnnt1rt nf Tim thyeR.
, 1876-02-02

CHICAGO BtlRltKGT0NR X QUINCY HslLRoA1.
DsteiI yost n LaI~-si., {aaneas oNd aztssn!a.H,,
ssI fHnut uni Sif&sstasts. 1aAst 0Nse. IL 1tsrts,
aRd at lspats.
The New York herald., 1876-03-07
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS

TINE PERSONNE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACE
u CONNIE femme de chambre pour avoir soin dun e
FAINT dcssus dc cnq tresbons renseignements 2,
9th
The New York herald., 1876-03-07

A 81 900 REwARD.-NO IMPOSITION. THEGREAT-
n. est business and Medical Clairyoyan in the world
Mrs FOSTER. born with natural g. consults on busi.
losses lawsuits absent friends. lucky
She succeeds when all others fail Has that great secres
speedy marriage Satisfaction pay. soc 20 ST.
"a Lexington av.. near 18th st.
A TTENTION.-CONSULrArI on BUsINEsS.
n lawsuits enemies losses. absent friends love- marriage
and pay refused unless satisfied Madame SINCT
Cfairvoyaut. 80 9th
A FRENCH LADY TELLS FORTUNES; PRICES
~ moderate No Sii 9th ay., first floor near 33d g.
RUsINEss cLAlRvOYANT, 200 WEST 32D sT,
ID =. y
NTME ROSA REVEALS YOUR LIFE FROM cRADfH
1tl 70 grave locates diseases 472 Canal st. ConsuIta
ton 81.
MME: COLLINS RELIABLE AND TRUsTWORTuH
41 Clairvoyant. 275 9th ay near 18th st.
MO HUMBUG.-MME. BRIGNOLI MEDICAL Rrsr
IN ness tlarvoyant tells names, shows Hkcnessca 50a
aud 81 100 Wcnt 25th