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Sir meitcres 2otaleS iiebe 4. @eitc.
Guropdilibf Ma1ri0ten.

2NttndDen. DER pa,erl,de Hanola,
miro anf Den /. Suit einberuien wer'
DEN. Die Oauer oleier Commentator
iou isar tur3 isin ; man tur;rt iie Dor.
laufis auf pisr3ebu Gage. Der Rriess
Wtniiter braudt @elo, uno lobalS BAL
lsIbe bemiatst 1T. wiro bas baieril4'
Parliament wieosr atihioneu. Dag 81
oamit iold. Glls Dat, sibt 3u osnfsn.
oa Der 9anota9 ia obnehin lpatsltsnt
Gnbe Septembsr gum Dsratbung BEE
Vuos.tS einberufen weroen muB.
Der oiciIeiti9e Observation-Disclosures
IN Berlin, @sueralmaioy y. TrieS, IN
ieiteinis n Ga9en bi:r anueleuo. Mar
brlu9t ietne Mnws ienbstt nit Nsrbauo.
lun9sa iibcr cine msitsre Wttbsili9una
Der bal r;iAeu Arn,ee an Ser U:lceunl
oes JfeIdslauosS IN 8srbiuoung. gu
biSaeri9e baierilds 3aruiiou uon Gliab,
Sotbrimgen bslfebt aus ben Snfantsris.
%resimaltsrn Scr. 4 uno 8, Dem eriter
battalion oss 3wsiten GuBartiaeri:regh
mentS uHo Dem fanfteu Gbcuaurle8ers'
regiment ; Die Hnianterie unS Nrtiueri.
lssbt in Wes, es Gbeoauelsssrsrssi.
ment bis auI bic i'll i3weibriidsn bsfino,
lide Oepotihuaorou in Saargsmhnb
Set elmer Ssriidrtuug Der .baierlldsr
Truppen bsS Sisi9slanbsS wiro. ea
lth uorausfdtlid nm Die laoliAers 81
OipiIiou be5 Is. MrnescorpS banbeln,
nacbosn idmmtli9s ssuannte Eruppet
BET Der 80. itebsn. 8eridmOl3sn iini
bieielben nit isusr D,oilion aussoinga
midt, oislmebr lcSiglid Dem Is. Nrms.'
corps ais ioldsm .atta9irt". Sn Diff
ciersfreiien biscutirt man bic 8srlesuul
aeS erlten acknowledgements (ltam
den umo Yruf) uab Dem 0isib Slaube
IS mir ltb aber Wo4l MIR UNI siae Cont
binatiom banoeln.
Der &ronprin3 bsS oeutihen H:ihss
miro naa gelAsbsusr Mumsloung oiclss
Sabr baS dwsite bairil4e Mrmsscorps
inlpiciren uno jpar in ser vUrdnfIber
Shwei3", UNI Gbsrmannltaot uni
Strsitberg IN Der gtd9e bon Gorhbeim.
Das erlte bairijds NrmsscOrps lou biz.
les mal i'm @cblrsafriess ssiibt wsrosn,
unb 5Uar in Der @egen6 BON Mte5badj
am S1lierles. Die WanSusr wsroen
lpobl BON benz Gensralinlpsctsur Der
balrliben Armcs, Yrin5eh 2ultpOlo.
gslsitet wcrosa. Dsrielbs iHlylcu. i'm.
nler jsnes GrmeeeOrps, wsIA.S Der Sas
ipset.on oss &ronprin3sn grade nldt
aziisrltsot, Naf btsis 1tatiatsit bts
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Der Mt6mpn6er
,,@emt @mrlD @nt"
$abnf na1ro @tDoretten,
Sabrictrt pp1
s. s. @uem $ g.,
tdmonD. 90.

Der s. i3moabss 50 m Eobaeeo" if BON ben aus9'HeSbasicn
,Gtrginia Natnral Seat" gGdnrten nno fri bon Gtmaer, Staub, %arfumc
oMr naeno ener WeHdrhuna. Der leihte araue gooen, norm oiFr Tabut seruad=
fen Qn ldmakr @tndb in greinia uno Gorb GoroGna) uo bic at oes 2rod-
mems uerminbert bic Brosente oeS 9Notne8 tebbab fam brebem Nfcen oer
in @iaareen aemutt w'rbca, o6ne gu bmAten 9ersb1enncn, @dnoinol I'M Sop
R, obr gaien auf Der ;3unge 81 bfonancn, #mdbcs oft eurh 2abaf, madler In
.enem iawersn ssbnbOOen a!uadden uuS NIT at9erid1e Ssen. 2onaua So1nen'
.oor demide 5ubfonsn pariimrt oocr anosrmeih9 prfanht it, scihiebt.
Dmb Gin Stinbeit, im groma. iemn nahrGdcn grud] uMS geibnnd
empfebt er d5 bent Nien. unb Giaarratens0tauder. oils cine ou auSeeludhlkn
unb rein1n Gorn Gabai. ben mon baben fann.
Son cine. snatnie. wslAe tarslb bon oiaem 3obat oon Or. guau1uS
g6lfe, Der bcru1mte Gbemif Bet 6nsiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Gn9ano, g-
maAt muuoe uno Seen Same 70 betauut in ieoem eaboratOrium Der Wet. ii Sol
senbeS Gin NaGus
natbtifa
II GalSburp gquars Shet gtret, 6. 6, Sonbon.}
sd fmoet nur epuren bon @alpetr in bent Eothf. weld5es Der GrunS If. oab
ur eten 10 mIoen @rdbnad bat, ben in allen 1farfa. bcBenSen 2abat foe tb
vpbes Oal oB Salptcr in beocuhcnoer Nuanttdt porterrheno 1T; cine anoere
runb mittmrc @cde, nelAe tb omh neine l1nterudrm9 auS9eimocn pae, 1T,
.oaR IT ur uenia 9erota cnb1t unb Bag in oidcu 9oucn Gabaf 0m. .oSer bier,
NAL 5Opnl aefunoen nib. Sd fmoe, oB bikr Iadat cine oerbdmsnaBia feue
rQuautitdt @imcsfofe entbdit bnes erffdrt ben tebluben @ruh bes 9iaudeS
bon ohir. Gorte Gabut.. Sc If pa6rlh cine Der go9trs5enlen e5ostea, bic i'd
,e 9erandt bbe unb eS 1T wrfih wabr. bab Ser Iabaf nmr went9 Nnctn uuo
p@iudstOfi ent4df. mldes i'd as elm tdonoerss &ennsaden einss lebld} rsd4ens
ron uno mloen TabaS, beradte"
Der @alpskr sbt ben Iaat, Sen mir fir fart unb fhsdt balten. ben idm~
fen, bibcnocu Gefdmaf; her G~tpeB1cff aWt Den unangfnebmen GNTudh inn
uetraune 6eoern cher Son, meber oft im ldlcdt bunnenoen Gabaf bcrneftN wiro;
oS JGtotn 1T Der @Htfof.
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Stabt Gi6mpn6.

Bo1i3ei @eri6t. Jolgenbe
5a1e famen seltern in oielem Geri9te
our 0erbanblung:
Benjamin WiIianls, ooseflast bie
Marb Goof unter Dem 8eriprsden Der
Seirath perfiibrt 81 baben, tpuroe arf
9ente perldoben.
&an6plpb 5urter, farbis, ansetlaei
cine 8artie @leirDbren aus Dem Sanie
beg Sr. 8. 8. Sopnes eeiioblcn gu TO-
BEN, ,uuroe au 6 Wtonaten Sail unb rs
9ieben Derurtbeilt.
2uep Wbite, farbig, onaeflast Die
Mettie Grams init einem @tein gei1las
gen au baden, ,purbe 81 geItraft.
Safe Witden, farbie. angefta9t Ben
@barles @oobing gei1lagen unb Die
&leiber bon ieiner perlon geri5len gu
Daben, ,puroe nit elmer grmaDnuns ents
lanen.
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SerGbermnas=@ efeuf.
@trgtnia
Teaer unD marinc
Capital 100000.
Sffiee: 1915 Main GtraGe.

Disle GrrfIberunas -@efea(baft III f9pn tnt
Sabre 1882 ms 2eben esrufen unb bat ft
itets als cine Der beiten une iderisn @eieu-
ibaFten b tpteIsn uub felt ibrer Gntfebuns
$2,5pO.00O fir gerllls besatlt.
DIE purtldntttIite Dipiesate bsirug IL
gros. PER Mnnum felt fbrer @ritnbuus.
Wir eriugen @Is, rel6e GertGerunsen
sa MAIDEN baten, in ~urfcrsr Sfies, 30.
f0l5 Wain Ctr, Spraufpre1sn, pber uns
bur9 Die grif sn be,aGridtisen.
@. E. Go.uarDin, prdibett.
mo @amnel q. Ni4iS, GER.
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Meuefs -itlt9r. geps(1sa.
Ser &rieg i'm Orient.

2onbon, II. Su1i. Ser Siirit uno
Die 1lrIin BON Mumanie reiiten seiterr
nad benz rumdnii9en 9auptquartier au
2raiouo ab.
Ser at, Der 6nlina-M iinoung bel
Donau f~sFsefabrene tiirtiiae Monito'
1T iebt i'm geiise ber. &ai1sn. Sie BE
manning rsttete li9 an's lfsr.
Mbbul &erim pafda bat 10000
Marn @erfdrtuns ssfOroert. @abr'
fbeinli6 miro ct 'o,pobt. wie @6me1
gp,ub Yai9a abberufsn uno @olimaI
Dal6a urb Mebemet ali an ibre @tel'
len selebt peroen. Webeneo &ndSi
Yaldo, Der friibere @rObpesier, 1T nit
Der 2eituns ouer miIitdril9m Mffairen
betraut worben..
Sem Chandelier Guardian" 5nfolge
lit General SarsufaiIoff's @rn1ee in
&leina5ien ouf ruiRi9es Gebiet 5urids
9efebrt.
9as v@iener Saseblattu 1iefsrt i6au
berbafte @@iloerunsen bon ben @reu'
eltbaten, welde our1 Die Siderteilen
nnb Bai@i= Bouts in Der 9obrubida
peribt murSrn, na1oem bic resuldren
tiirfiiden Sruppen a~bSesosen tuaren.
Mn einem plabe unroe Der YiirSer-
meiiter eiuer beuldcn GoIanie, Mamsns
8alaer, Dor ben Musen feiner Nnseb5s
risen ermorbet. Mebrcre anbete beut'
1be Yroteitanten wurosn 9Iei6faIs ers
moroet.
Ser @iensr Correspondent Der
Zines" meloet, baB Ma9ri9tea aus
@nblano ben JsbNhlas bes aliatil9en
Gelb3uees einseite6en. wdbreno bic &ui'
fen in BuIsarien lei9tes Spiel III ia.
ben 9lauben.
2onbon, II. Sali. Dis u@ailD
SEEMS" beridtet, oab bic brittiI9e SIotte
i'm Belita Meerbu5eu, NIT Der Gsrme9s
runs, wel9e BON Der Momiralitdt beor'
bert 1T, Elm GANGS BON "a S6iife nit
$50 Ganonenunb elmer Mannl9aft BON
1000 bis 5000 Mann ausma9eu miro.
2onbon, IL. Suli. Sic &ulIen
9eben au, SaB Der Telosus in Niien Elm
totaler Gebli4Ias 1T uno oab er gang
erneuert merben mub.
3wansig tiirtii&e Dampfer Iino BEL
Der Miinoun9 Der 0onam ansetommeu
I'm sessn bic ruilii@e @erbinouns su
Dperiren.
Ser ct. Yetsrsburser vGalos" madt
bsfannt. bas @etriigsreien in Dem Com.
miiIdr.@ epartement Ger 9oaau entoedt
luoroen 5ino Mne Der Wetra9 Ii9 auf
100000 &ubel belauft.
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@olb I@loB seitern Mittas in Netu
Dorf nit 1863.
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@erbaftun9en. Sobn Mit.
deu uno 9arriett Mit@eu wurben se-
fern perbaftet, neil lie bur6 @teine.
uerfen CHARLES 9erris' Senifer unb
@ei1irre sertriimmert. CHARLES une
gIpira 9arris nnraen perbaftet neil lie
Sarriett Mitdea nit einen Stein 9es
i9Iaaen.
GIfreo glebeIanb, Elm junser Wann
BON 5partansburg. g. 6, nnb Elm
5auIirer bon @olbiaden, murhe our9
S. Sobaion, Elm farbiger Trieoersri9=
ter, als Yrobereilenoer berboftet.
MenrD @owen tpurbe perbaftet, neil
oerielbe eiutr BON bench geme1en leiu
ion. Die ben 9unoefdnser goof anse-
9rifeu.
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9nldnoi(1e Depe(1en.

MontreaL IL. Suli. 9ie
.Oranier" bei9lOIien setern Gbeno,
feline Yaraoe %abaubaItsn. Sic Mitsliss
Der meroen isoo9 Dem @ottesoisnite
beimobnen.
ait aun N.sD. IL. Snli. Gbas.
porter, 40 Sabre alt uno in WtcGlur's
gasnwaarenbanoluns anseitelt, mib.
banSelte seitern 9iadmittas iciue Satin
berart. oaB mon an i9rem Muffommeu
Sweifelt. 8orter bebauptet, oaB einSteins
bauer, &amenS @m. Starill, felt ldnse~
rsr i3sit ELM serbrederiides YsrbdltniB
nit Der Srau unterbalten babe.
New.D Or I, IL. Sult. s. @lurte
@illoa & Comp, @iienwaaren. Sanoler
i'm @roBeb baben iuspenoirt. Die Vai.
tioa betrasen $1OO.0 900.
Matoon, SG., II. SuIi. isrib
Singles 8rauerei brannte esitern Wbeno
nieoer. @erIut $4,000; @erliderun9
$4,000.
81. Souis, IL. Sail. 9ari S. See
oersr. Sob. 8obn unb SOB. S9uls sr.
>tranfsn gsltsrn in Der NI0s u9n 81.
Solsp3, Ito.
Sit ts Wod d, 10, 5ut. Der
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girginia @taatS< Wa5etGt
tas.,e bersassssebsn sen
3sba 8. pfiu.
no. 8 3m6tfte Gtrafe.
Ni1monb,Y a.
subfertptiors Nretfe.
gretIe bet Mnaeisen:

@rSs.rs ansetsen tpsreen taissr tersantt.
Ntt pttr pentaer 3stftn btlben etnen Sasars.
Nue 8uastesn inb I'M gsraus 8u 8ablen.
Die 2eituma ptrb tn &tamunt anb lint.
seaeub pon bem 2rGssrn fir IS gents per
Wpme aussetragen.
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Stranger" perbrannte lit Der
o%ereansencn 0adt bier Wleilen oberbolb
oieicrSta6t. Das Sabr5fue nebft %idn,mts
Cargo 1T gdn5lid uerlorcn. Ser
& ampfer tuurbe auf $4,000 eeiddst.
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Seinbru6. Dienitae brad &os
BERT $. &eiO, aIs er Elm 5tab in Den
Sreoegar gtleniusrfen aufpinoen lpoute.
iein 8ein bur6 oas Serabfallen BEG
&aoes. ct iuuroe mad baule GEE
bra1t.
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Ba% Il nj 81 II 4 C dungau ners
meiSers foute man ba5 2einen3eua Der
Serionsn, weld)e au anftedenoc &rant.
beiten s~elitten, nit 0lsun's Sdwejel.
Seife ipaiden.
6iu'8 iduelles Saarfdrbunssmitt:l
entgdlt fein metoliid)es Gift.
, 1877-07-12

8anferott. Satdett 6 @rab
in Sarmoile baben Ii@ uorseiiern fa0it
erflQrt.
, 1877-07-12

6. Sic
Serren Senfin. gapers & Co., boben
ibre Jtrma gednbert. @iebe Mn3eige!
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19
piteously

~ The Georgia Constitutional
Convention which adjourned last
week. seems to have been governed
throughout with spirit Of retrr
ment that resulted III ri, ' ag
r per anrrlm of expenses.
livery salary ia the State was re-
duced. The Government is whitfield
down to $4,000. the Supreme Court
Judges to $4,000. the Superior
Court Judges to $4,000. the Treas
urer, Acknowledgement and Comp
troller to $4,000. without perquis-
ties. The Legislative per diem is
reduced from 81 to 81. and biennial
sessions ordered instead of annual
sessions. The appropriation for Ex-
ecutive Clerks is about haIved and
everything else is retrenched in pro
portion. Referring to the Constitu-
ton Just completed by the Gonven-
ton, the Macon Telegraph and Mes.
senqer says: I'VE are prepared to
endorse the document. and consider
it the best, most comprehensive and
judicious compendium of rundament
al law ever presented TO this or any
other State of the Union.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19

Mr.. Jefferson Davis old coach
man, the colored man employed by
him at the time of his capture, and
who is now living at Raleigh, N. c.,
says that Mr.. Davis was not DISCUS
ed as a woman. He was dressed in
his ordinary clothing, with cavalry
boots. a waterproof over his dress
coat, a shawl thrown over his shout
der, and on his head a broad-brim-
med white or drab Texas hat. Mr..
Davis went to the tent door, and
was ordered by the soldiers to sur
render. He replied that he would
not. that he would die first. At this
Mrs Davis pressed to her husband
and put her arms around his neck
begging the soldiers not to kill Lin,
both she and the children crying
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19
Managing Profitable Sheep.

One man grazes his sheep during
spring, summer and fall, and feeds
them all the hay and grain they will
eat in winter, keeping them housed
in rainy, cold weather, and turning
them out in the snow to eat as much
of it as they choose. Therein lies
the secret OF his lack of success.
His sheep fill themselves with dry
qay, they get no water, and they
have pot sufficiency of gastric juice
to promote the digestion of the hay
in the stomach. They cannot raise
it to chetO the cud, they lose their ap-
petite, are thrown into fever, left to
help themselves, and soon die. The
ewes are carried up to Landing time
in this condition, become feverish
and constipated. aud cannot bring
forth their young, or produce feeble
starved lamb that falls Off -
the first exposure f~-% ..ud dies
Anoth- % cold or rain.
.r one takes care to provide
his sheep with good, clear water
summer and winter. and feeds tLsm
with hay, beans and fodder regular
", but sparingly, during the winter
and has proper housing and shelter.
and meyer fails to have plenty OF tur
nips and other roots to give every
sheep some each day through winter
His ewes give him an increase of l2C
per cent, in lambs each season, and
his sheep are always in fine condi
ton, and he sells at the highest mar
ket price His wool is also fine and
profitable.
From the history OF these. my two
neighbors. I learn that sheep are the
easiest kept and most profitable an
imals a man can own. as it requires
no expensive food FOR any very
great quantity of it. The true Sc
cret Of raising good and PORTABLE
sheep consists in maintaining tina
regular and cleanly mode ofproceed
ing which preserves the digestive
organs of the animal in healthy
state, and enables them to conver
what they eat into chyle suitable FOL
the nourishment of the animal. ]
saw the good Of this root feeding
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19
Changes too Frequent in Amer.
lea.

4Ods
Farmers are very slow in changing
their opinions on agricultural opera
tions, on the systems they or their
fathers have adopted, or on the
merits of particular breeds of stock;
but they are continually changing
their help, and those who rent
change their location very often.
Gentlemen farmers change their
head-farmer frequently, SO that it is
usual for every man who is left to
farm and crop according to his own
inclination, TO make all he can for
the first year, regardless of the eff
feet of this on the future. Thus it
is easy to account for the running
down OF soil in such cases. There
is feeling of coming change every
where, and every community is so
different from what 1t was, that in a
few years the vicinity is not recog-
nizable. This is bad for agriculture,
as it causes disposition to farm for
the present moment, and to get all
that is possible from the land, leaY-
ing those who follow to find an ex-
hausted, barren soil. Though Amer
icans generally deny this fact, it is
too true, as nothing can be palmer
than the inability of whole districts
to grow wheat, and where it is still
crop in rotation, the yield has fall
len from thirty or forty bushels
down to fifteen or less, per acre.
In some instances changes will,
of course, prove to have been made
for the best, and thorough change
of Western farming, from continu-
Gus cropping, without renovation,
to system Of restoring the fertility
that is extracted from the soil by
tie crop, would be blessing to pos
terity. In this case, however, and
in anything tending toward making
present sacrifices or some effort for
the future. Farmers are slow in ac-
ton, and are either so blind or pre-
tend to be SO ignorant as not to see
how selishly they are robbing tue
next generation.
There are many changes among
other than agricultural classes; few
firms stand long, and the principals
often change their managers. Even
journalism have changes which star
tie the readers, and the leadership
often passes from one to another
with great 1apidity.
Success is a test not to be de-
spised. and if the ground is not
poor, or if there has been encroach-
ment on the store Of fertility, and
there are means left at command
for restoration, so as to increase the
returns in time TO come, the chief
manager ought to be able to recover
all that is lost, and go on upon
system which is entirely self-sup-
portiug-making two crops a year,
where practicable-and instead of
naked fallows, do as the English
have done-cause the fallow year to
produce the greatest return Of all.
by growing extraordinary vegetable
crops for consumption. This will
afford food for successive crops; for
the food eaten on the land gives food
again to produce further crops re-.
G.. in Rural NeaU Yorker.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19
DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as remedy for " all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUEi AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
AS a simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each bcx has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears thesignatures
of G. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19
Profit of Sheep and Swine Rails.

Ing
To safely bring a pig from wean-
ing to the pork barrel requires nine
to twelve months Of time, twenty to
thirty bushels of corn, good pasture,
good pens, and good fences. 1t is
estimated that the food alone for
putting a hog into fine condition for
market costs about two and one half
cents for each pound OF pork live
weight. produced. This would make
the average hog cost Sc 80 if 1t
were not for the cholera and other
causes which frequently intervene.
and make the hog which the farmer
finally succeeds in putting on the
market cost him much more.
To bring a lamb from milk to
market requires pasture which
should be rich in good grass. but
which may be so broken and rug
ged as to be unfit for other uses.
It requirs trifle of salt. a very lit
tie corn, good shelter, and some
care. The total expenses need not
exceed 81 so to 81 90 each. and
twelve months time. The return
should be, from wethers, five to
eight pounds of wool worth 81 % to
2 90, and one hundred pounds of
sheep worth So 90 to 3 90. This
will give a profit OF 81 IS to 90
per one hundred pounds, while the
hog will give only So 90 to 4 90 per
one hundred pounds profit. These
are taken as average fiures, and OF
course do not cover extreme cases.
We have seen 81 90 per head offer
ed here within the last-week for
lambs which were less than six
months old and weighed less than
go pounds each making the price per
pound not much less than seven
cents.
The great advantage which the
breeding sheep offers to the farmer
lies in the fact that the amount of
capital needed for the start is so
small. A small flock gives a much
greater relative profit than a large
one can be made TO yield. Every
farmer in the land coulk keep a few
sheep to his great benefit and small
cost. Their great profit comes from
their turning into money much
which would otherwise be lost.
There are few. if any, better plans
for cleaning a farm Of weeds than
to put on it flock of sheep. Nine
tenths of the farmers Of the North
and the West who think they al
ready have as much stock as they
can carry, could proftabIy put on
their farms one sheep to each FIVE
to six acres, where they have not
already done so. Their products
will in nearly every case be a net
profit. Early in the Spring they can
pasture on the fields which are to
be planted. Later they can go into
the pasture with the cattle and will
thrive on what the cattle reject.
After harvest they will find an abun-
dance to eat in the stubble and stalk
field, and in Winner will make ex-
cellent use of much food which
other stock could not use.-Ex.
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TONSORIAL.
By Mack Fulton.
At the Virginia House,

ssTHE LOST CAUSE, "A magnificent picture 14x18
inches in size represents confederate soldier after
the war returning to his home, which he nds lone
" and desoate. In front of the ruined cottage are
two graves with rude crosses, on one of which
some friendly hand has hung garland To the
right the calm river and rising indicate peace
and rest The stars, seen through the trees, rep
resent the Southern Cross, 1t Ii picture that
will inch every Southern heart and should find
"a place in every Southern home. One copy sent
by mail mounted on roller and postpaid ON re-
ceipt of as cents three for sixty CENTS Address
A CREGAR & Co, No. 16s Mrrket ST. Chattanooga,
Tenn, Agents wanted every where to sell our cheap
and popular picturs, stationery packages, etc 81
to $40 per day easily made. No money required
until the pictures are sold. Send stamp for cata-
logue and terms.
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A. n. PETTIB O N =.
.AttOraaeg at LGlO,A Il

G RE EN- VILLEg TENN.
Circuit and the Supreme Court at Knoxville. win
also give prompt attention to the collection Of al
kinds Of claims and debts.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19

Brigham had many wives Which
will have dover? 1t is common idea
that Mrs. Young No. being long since
laid away there will be no dover at all,
because he leaves no lawful widow.
This is a mistake. The living woman,
who married him first after No, ! died,
is hislawful widow, and, unless the law
is very different in Utah from what IL Is
in nearly all the States, she viii have
one-third of his enormous landed pro-
pertv for life. Who that woman IS,
every other woman in Utah win go to
law to prove.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19
TO ADVERTISERS.

THK MoRRIsTowE GAZETTE is the best adVertis-
ing medium to be had IN Upper East Tennessee
Its circulation in the counties Of Hamblen, Hawk
Ins, Cooke, Jefferson, Granger and Claiborne is
larger than any other paper, and its subscription
list is increasing daily To insure insertion the
same week, advertisements should be handed in
by Monday evening. Our terms for advertising
WILDE found very reasonable.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-19

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