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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08

Steamer CITY of Now Bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
New York WITH md 20 and pas.enSsrs 20 Barring paws
Brig Arahea Br, Harvey Chevere. Ms. for New York.
>chr Lucy Hammond, robinson. Windsor. Ms for New
Yors.
sehr tr.nnib.I. Pendisson Bangor for New York.
sshr E Bale simpson T, koci.port for New York
ssSr Matte Ms Labor Hra. for New York
%ooss Ss. SsS
sehr Aas Herbert, Alien. walham tor Now York.
s r.s:!sss e. @ YORK
seRr esmsn HALL rcYasnoe for New YORK
ssr % a ssw Ysr
scsr Kate 4 Mary Cogs~eil. Paw,aeket for New FORK
sehr u II Northani. hamilton, Portland. Ct. for New
schs Joseph Rogers, Hamilton. Portland ci for New
York
schr Hattie Butler, Carroll. Portland. CT. for New
York.
schr Prudence, Hals-y. Norwich tor Now York.
Schr Texas, Davis New London for New York
sehr James IL lIoyt Lyons New Haven Tor Georsstown,
Schr Q Alieu .wakeiy Ri drsport tor New York.
schr Luna, Wells, Bridgeport Tor New YORK.
BOUND FAST.
steamer Neptune. Berry. Now York for Boston.
s ,ss%s Julia .ss s New YORK. Tor 30
schr Thomas Hall, New York for Roskand.
Sehr George ii Hoyt. Wilson. New York for Nowbury
schr Ney. Baker, New York for Fall River
schr Emile Bell Kelly. New York tor Denni.port
schr :, K Mitcheii Morsn, New YORK. TOR stamford
Schr Thomas Potter Handy. Rondout tor New Bedford.
schr SARAH j Quincy Quincy Newhurr for Norwich.
scar John Bailey Bale. Port Johnson tor Boston
schr Eva Diverty. Candy, Amboy 70. Providence.
sehr ssiiie W Ponder. Lincoln. An.bey for Taunton.
schr baltimore. Francis Ameoy for New Hayen.
Also others withahe exception
in Island Roads on account OF adverse winds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08

PLrxourH Aus 27-Arrived. Lasretta. wnbsrs. Ba,
PssARrm, Aug as-Arrived. Eliza. Tamw,rth. St John.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 2s-Arrved, Bridgewater. Crisp Mon
treal; 2sth. Britih Queen. Ellis John NIB; Doth Ls
pessa,nxs, Baeun, Montreal signet Yso, DO
Ter; Delta Belfast; Victor. Gloucester; 10Th, Johanna
RvscoRS. Aug II Cleared. Espsrance. Buckingham.
AGss Ss.a" ka WIN
and oSSss o.s s:sy H ass GUIDE S''rs.d
smrIns aug Ysnsata Toms. Bets Cove
nh aookHoLM Aug 2i-saisd Annette Roth, Philsdei-
vs sysssysps, Aug 2s-sasd Graf Motke. ohlf. New
zs1ns Fsseh fS SK ahA.v'd JACOB GarieA' 'a'
CHM. Aug e, al.mis Castle cres japan
4as CANA q, New sy " Io'
vIGo, Aug 2i-Arrved. Rosario Ciorordo New Orleans
k Ss%G: Hs..sh'n Trieste
WEST HARrLErooL, Aug .7-Arrived. Cordslia, Il ON
s Aug Condor Olsen York
wisESAH Aug 2a-s"ilsd, Clara, voss America
AmrsKRDAx Aug 2s-Ths German bark Galveston. which
stranded At Tsrschelng Feb yesterday oatss
and towed into port at Terschelline
HAMBURG West Indies in sntsring this port Aug
Of the aakes to pierce plate the sts.@ers ha
10 sni
New York collision with the vandalia both vessels
the vandaa her yards broke the etop
gallantmast and main royal mast
LIVERPOOL. Aug 27-The Jane Wright. Kerr. arrived
here from Kchoucto reports having taken fire
house the 9Th Inst in LAT 40 i6 n lon 80 "a W. She
fallen in with by the German bark Jenny, from
Bremen for Baltimore, which stood by valu
nsssy confined to The place where it originated
QUFESsrawN, Aug 27-Arrvcd of, the Yuba Power
from Bristol lin baas for Charleston to land sick man.
and proceeded; all we'll.
2sth-The Nor~ egisn bark Tabor Bacher already re.
ported from Crookhaven has arrived here through
night She is bound from st John (NB) for st Naxaire
deals, and has put in here wateroyged. Capt Bacher
reports the 18th inst experienced strong gale
vessel strain heavily and become
The Pacific. Norwegian bark Wesenberg, from Philade
phiS, and all attached bow
sDrt jibboom and IN antopgs lantmast Was hove to
her beam ends during her and had five feet
water In her hold.
SWANSEA Aug 29-The Warrior Of Swansea. for Quebec
ID inst hack last night with ainmast
rigging carried away and other having
tered gale in the Atlantic. ~ ~ IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM VA GIFTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSE TELBGRAPH LINE
steamer Britannia (Br) Perry, liverpool Aug 20 end
ssui a. s o.'s to S' ss Aug vi" St
S s.e.mer 2eSao DR.. owcn HUN ASs 10 via Boston
SEPT ssnsr " Goidsn Horn Bf, vsldcr, West har.poo
steamer 81. Wyeias Do. Fuller, Cardn II days. in
s,csme eG 0asnS cDue Dodae. Rotterdam Aug "a
and syce SsS w s s' o snd SO 10
s" bark from Cararn for Baltimore showing signals
ion 81 q bark from Lon
steamer Gulf stream Ingram, Charleston Sept e. with
steamer achilles Davis. rhauolphia for Boston. put in
Shin stsinvora (Br, Mcintosh Liverpool AuE g. in
last TO Jas Edmison Anchored in Gravesend Bay for or
ship o.G and An,o aS r xor) Sund'''n' London 81
di sc So 30 days
ias, s.ph.% e Boz. 1o0ao, J.v 30 wit,
m Sn,p 70 ~ r ""Ss Ii ss Co. "
s.,s f'fS' %s
Bsri Paae Ger) Psrlow London 47.days in ballast to
Sr Olsen d al LEMON Ion g a in s q
DOR. from Arsndal t,r Baltimore;
whitney Co AnsnD,sd "a G,svs:sna bay iGr .,ds.
Buck co. fsa strong we,tery Winds 70 banks
fog and light variable winds. Aug 2 . - ri oe
cable had abou, swo..hrd. a1s . q ssh
BARK Triton tAustl Cas,arnich. Leith 10 days. in bal
Bsrs Paul Thormann tGer vogt Belfast 10 days in bal
BARK Gsera of Glasgow. stewart Greenock via Della
reakwater SO days, with coal to order vessel to
Bark Nor tNor), Renvr, Droutheim 45days in ballast.
Bark saga cswi sjasrom. Berwick 2eiays, in ballast,
BARK sclaadc Ser,, rcdcr'en. Halls s5days in ballast
BARK Pacific Nor Harris, Antwerp 81 days. in ballast
D.s rS%Sss S CO. a S. ss
81 TO- spoke fishing schooner Eastern Queen oil Ellsworth
BARK s16ra Is orr Ot,enbeek. Copenhagen 80 days. in
ballast. Tobias Co. Is anchored In Gravesand Bay
barn impera,er Nor. Jensen Copenhagen 80 days, in
s.rs nsrs, s.i Bs'On Bs sns T u. c0 q
passed II bark sehs@y snow ro" Mssse: Vi. ayeies
or Boston; Aug % "a, Ion 20 II, brig Ehda ODD
Bark Ellis Bars. Hollis, OF from Bermuda, days,
brig ss6rs of Windsor. Ns,. Robinson Havrc 80 days
Brig Diiiso corn Msrseie. July and Gibraltar 2etb.
ballast 10 Talbot 90 In lon - to % found hc ouli
ssnsra 20 shs Of IL. Month b. hns
ru, 80 from sfpI % p spoke
Brig Houston tof s.oes,9n,: stspIes Csrdenas ~
Brig Daisy Boynton Arpeby. Portland Aug 81. in bal
schr Ira ID sturecs johnson Havana days. with ic
saSr gosaoas Ssse sssaa Is "sss with sugar to
Mnspgn Gq sd 70 , %"s srs, Aug ,, IT, ssT
and Jist Frank Petereck, seaman, all Of fever ana
senf Rhoasiis slew. seu virginia sept 4 Oft Bsrns
gat, took heavy 81 gale, changing suddenly to ESE
with very high Pm vessel drifting ashore very
fast obliged to throw overheard largo portion
| OF deck load Of wood.
schr Il SHARP smith, Virginia.
Schr Hcrsche, Chambers, Georgetown, DC
b. Bark William Gyntber (swe, from Croust adt. which
anchored in lower bay for orders to the city
7th
HS Bark ames T. Pendergast tBrj from Cope agen,
which anchored below Tor orders the city
Sept Z. I'M.
rS- The reported arrival VI bark Kong Osrar (Nor)
from Gloucester In yesterdays edition
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Francouia Bragg Pols nd for New YorK with
mdse and passengers to AmsA
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BREMEN Sept 4-saiIed ship Princeton. Bradley sansy
Hook
BREsT, Sept 1-Saed, bark Mary G Reed. Geyer New
York.
DOVER sspt e-Arnved. ship Tamerlane oier), siden-
berg, Philadelphia for Hamburg
DUBLIN Sept 7-sailed. bark orheilc Ger) Miedbradt.
Wilmington. NC.
Erskomx Sept STARVED banks Cohnheim Ger, Zep-
lien. New York 4th. stralsuud Ger) Oebberg Phsdel
pha; Matthias (swl. Hansen. New York for Lubbock.
FLESsBoRG, Sept 5-Arrived bark Liburno Nor), Gun
nefsen New York.
HULL Sept Arrived steamer vrago (Br,, Chambers,
Boston.
iiAvaE Sept 1-Arrived steamer Vile do Paris tFr).
Sautelli, New York.
Sailed 7th, steamer Canada tFE. Frauguei. new York.
HOMO KONG. Sept 7-Arrived previously, ship Centen-
nial Bosrse Newcastle, Nsw to sail for Portland o..
LIVERPOOL sept 7-saiied barks Tsrpeian Br). Doran
Galveston; Forest Belle Br) Scott Charleston, Sorridds
rem tSor). Petersen, United States.
LONDON, Sept 7--ssed. ship Herewsrd (Br), InTlis.
United States
LIZARD Sept s-Passed, bark Mathids (Gsr), Kr.sft.
from New YORK for Stetn Caroline Ger) strecker, do
Bremen: 7th steamers Cohanim ODD, berg, Phxdelphia
for Antwerp Lamperts (B Pearce Baltimore Tor Havre
LEcHoRS. Sept 4-saed. schr Minnie Repplier Sharp
Philadelphia (befors reported without date.
MARsEILLEs Sept 4-Sxiled, schr Mathdo KranE. Rich,
New York.
OPoRro Aug 29-Arrivsd. bark Minerva (Port). De
Lima, New York; briggs Carolina Poro. Gonzalve. do
Paquete de Nova York trortJ Silva, do: 3ist Bertha
port, Rosa. do
PORTLAND, Sept 5-Arived, bark Jas Brett. Gibson.
New York for Neufahrwasser.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 6Arrived. ship Hos (Nor). Tara,d-
Baltimore; baks rjomo (No) Bschc do: 7th Clara
(Br). Brooks. Philadelphia.
Rio JANEIRo, Sept 6Saed steamer City of Para Car
penter New York. &c, with 45. 900 bags coffee.
srErrIS. Sept 5-Arrved bark Ganym (No, Olsen,
New York before reported without date).
SYDNEY. Nsw, Sept 4-Arrived. bark T j Southland,
Handy. New York.
TrKsrE. Sept 3Arrved, bark Axel Csw>, svensen
timore before reported without dSte).
YOKOHAMA. Sept 6-Arrived previously, ship Hattie e
Tapiey, Tapley Now York.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Sept 7-A.rived steamers orchi. (sr, Parry
@ a'' SSHdsi !:afdeP s:s
Salt cay a rst ss.4 ssss:'' Anita
Ss Hsg:is; H.:s ss:
rsiT; Pine +. A ss s
Chas Young, via Kennebec River; Helen Maria Nor
sAT1IHosE Ser. S :sss. James.
:si: s.' ss:: ~? ! ss'
SsS Sss s ;s9 YORK; En- Stove Manson
;ss'ss 81: issis 81 'i Dass5
s:,
Nc h9: sf ofc:Sy .%esi:H oeS
ossss. sS..%ss: s4us ss 1:. R:'ss s
En.raeht Falmouth. foseldcn, Kong Carl and Olsen
s'Par ssp oA.-,..
kissyGG S.. s'y York; brig Pride Of oa.is'r
Cie.rsaIsssamer. Falcon. tor Baltimore; bark sve.
sailsd-s.ssnsrs Shars,toa Lockwood. Now York;
Es%.fsFl sis' Sept Moore. Nc
Clanahau. and Maripcsa, Larsen. Tndiauola.
esnAved steamer Rio Gi.nao Bo I"r'' New York
Collins. Collins from M..an.as land ordered TO Psses
p" Sys sss:sa
sa sss. Sss.
fassss SEP. s1rr,ss sSo sasa ss I'D Sol%'o.
Fill pEifarH; Sep. 7.AIr,yea; ;ss.mss. Harm.
saothbAy; Sarah Wood. Hiekmsn Plcyieence; II W Xn.
Also arrived, steamer James Gray tBr). White. 81 VIM
JOHNS: asrdrs. Kinney 90: Ssi.is cS..s:
I oosswo! o9sney Ss.Ss9ypon Eli Nayor: Fsss s.
Ssuss'y l%ofs SMITH, 5Srf John " shay:
ss..%.% F,.SSsSs. osasiSss. sniss vi.Sc.se;
ss p p. % wsea NsI YORK y
e.na al s.i,s brig: ,Sof Xoii.s s.esthe%: ca:
John 81 SARAH Wood hst%.n Boston" John s' VIII
sehrs Newman, Lsns Haven; George Albert, VIZ:
Gsrxood. Stevens John Johnson Msges. do GAZE
s Fs MSss sa
lock Do" Rule DeEss M:ySI B S SsS
sailed Steamer vader,and tBeIg).
LEwKs. Del Sept 7-Arrved. steamer Aibsmsrie. Gibbs
DAM, Richer, London.
SsS sns Mnsr SG e'no'
Passed up-Bsrk Roycroft tBr,. Purdy. from London;
brig Agnes. from -.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aux 3o-Arrved. bare Eureka, Nord-
berg seattle.
Sailed-Barks Snowden (BrD, LOWS, Que enstown:
stuart (Br). Fursman Cork; Com Of the Ocean, Hawes
Seattle.
Cieared-Barks Lady Lsmpson (Br). Marston, Sydney
Levuks; Serena Dr. Venus Csllao Christine tGerD.
shufze. sydney.
SEATTLE Aug 3o-sailed, ship Ell Dorado, Hayden. San
Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Sept 7-Arrived. barks Therese (Ger),
Meyer Llvsrpcoi; Emma q litchheld Thomas, Buenos
Ayrcs: schr Joseph kudd. Hldreth. Bath. Me.
sailed Steamers City OF savannah Mallory, Now York;
Wyoming. Teal. Philadelphia
Shr Epchantrcss did arrive 9Th. Incorrectly
autographed.
IT MARY'S, Ga. Aug 31-Cleared, schrs L Edw ards,
Miller. New York; Sept ., w III Jones, Falksnburg do
WILMINGTON. Nc. sept 5-Arrived. schr Clara Saw.
Pnny Charleston. Sc.
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SAILED.

Steamers City of Chester (Br). for Liverpool England
(Br) do Castalis DID, BRISTOL Devonia tBr), Glasgow
Donsu (Ger; Bremen; City Of RIO Dc Jsnsro. Rio ia
Metro &c called 6th): City OF New York. Havana Ca
fondeet do Lone star Galveston; knickerbocksx Now
Orleans; Western Texas. hey West; Gen Barnes Savnn
nah: City Of Macon do City OF Atlanta, Chareston Ben
efactor Wilmington. NC; Old dominion. kiehmond. Ae
barks Bremen (Ger), Bremen; Evening Star tBr). do ;
Maria Stoneman 5r Belfast: Chas Dcerfng. Lytueton
and Dunedin: Ararat (Aus), Bristol Mozart (Ge. Bor
deaux: brig Ataava, Cienfuegos -
Also sailed, Jersnos (Br), for Havrc; Mas
Dutch. Rotterdam: Java (Br). Antwerp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08
KEARNEY TO BE SUED.

The attack made on tive firm OF C. Nugent Co..
the morocco man uIao ugers- OF Newark, by Denis
Kearney IN his Union sqra,e speech on Friday nish
has caused quite sensation in Newark and tho senior
member of the firm expressed his intention 10
sue tho sand lot orator for hoei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08
SPOKEN.

ship Prince Lucien (Brl uCochran Liverpool for
Bombay. July II, lat y. Ion 2jw
ship Amieitis INor Berg from Quebec tor London. Aug
2s, lat -, Ion 10
Ship Mahur (Br. Hancock iIuanillos for Europe,
July 10. lat IL .. Ion "a W
sip Colonial Empire IBID. Baiie from Liverpool Aug
15D for Southwest Pass, no date. lat 40, lou ~.
ship Advice (Br). Todd. from London for Quebec Aug
~, lat AZ 50. Ion ~ To-
BARK Hoycrom (Brj Purdy from London via Halifax
Sandy Hook and ordered to Philadelphia, Sept Q. on
shnnecock.
Bark LADY Of the LAX. tBD. from New York for Ant
werp. lat ~ ~, lou AZ 81
Bark ymouth (Brl, Curkeo from Gloucester for Phil
adelphis Aus "a, lat ~ 50. Ion 20 10.
Connaug ht trl Richardson from Glasgow for Rio
Janeiro. July ~. lat 7 SO. lon - -.
Bark Emily Finn (Br). Manson, from Quebec for New
castle. Aug i. lat ~, ION 81.
Bak Aionzo tBrJ from - for Bull River. Sent 4, of
ChArleson Bar
bark Raptcn stsan tNor) Alveberg from Rotterdam for
Wilmington. NC. Aug 10, lat 81 ~. Ion 81 40.
BARK Alice Ray (Br). Mex enzs. iron Rotterdam for
Philadelphia Aug % lat ~, Ion 10
Brig John BRIGHTON, Hanson, from Phladephia for
Para, July 80 lat ~. Ion 40
schr ohm II Krsnz Pitcher, from Rousn for Baltimore.
Aug 10. lat 40. Ion H.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
BRixuAM Sept 3-Arrived, bark wibcminc tBr), welch.
Pbiisde phia Tor Antwerp.
BELFAST sept 7Arrived bark John Gibson tBr). Dodd.
New York ..,.
Brness, Aug Arrived. bark Franklin (Sor), Clement.
sen. Now York.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OE'e.

,ArEs OF DEPARTURE IRON NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH";
OF srPTt sBER AND oCrOBKK.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. I, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM VA GIFTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroxE TELBGRAPH LINE
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-07-17
10. McTEER.

10. McTeer will sell goods at wholesale
cheaper than they were ever sold before
Country merchants can buy goods from
him as low as in any of the Eastern cit
les. Get your goods at once and save
freights. Terms the same as Eastern
houses. Don't fail to get the prices be-
fore you buy.
10. McTeer has in store the most COM
plete stock of Spring Clothing ever
brought to Knoxville.
10. McTeer has just received full
line of white Shirts. Price from so cts
up.
A full line of Black Cloth Coats,
Pants and Vests at 10. MGTeer'G,
A good Flannel suit, at 10. MoTeer's,
for So 20.
A good fit or no sale in the Merchant
Tailoring Department, atsJO. McTeeI' s.
A full line of Gents Scarfs, just re-
ceived at 10. McTeer's. INCH Is
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-07-17
CLOD HOPPER

NEW ORLEANS, July 0.-The publica-
ton by the State Auditor shows the to-
tai tax settlements for six months ending
June 80 to be 81 POI 400, against $50, $40
the same date last year. 1t is believed
thai the recent decline of State consols
to "A was caused by a misunderstanding
of the recent decision of the Supreme
Court, ordering the funding of the Plant
ers' Association bonds, amounting to
$500, 900, inasmuch as the State becomes
entitled to the assets of the Association,
estimated at nearly 81, 900, 600, and the
interest upon these, bonds is provided by
the Association consols, which rapidly
rallied, and sold to-day at 764.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-07-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer, on the morn
ing following the great race between
Ten Brock and Mollie Mccarthy, pro-
nounced the race as a "stupendous
trick" and fraud" The Enquirer but
expresses the opinion OF many, whom
we hope are mistaken, when it says
"a trusting public was swindled out
of about forty thousand dollars; but
the cheat imposed upon the many thou
sands who took an interest in the race,
and the injury inflicted upon the turf as
an American sport, Is by no means
measured by that sum. The condemna-
ton should fall where it belongs. 1t
does not belong to old kentucky"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-07-17
A Snake Story Hard to Swallow

Young Newton dropped into our of
fee yesterday and gave US the particu
lars of difficulty he witnessed between
a large rattlesnake and cat. The
snake was crawling through fence on
Duel Bush's plantation, when q large
cat made an attack upon the serpent.
After the cat had caught the snake with
its teeth and drew it back it looked as
if it was dead. The cat Immediately
began to eat the reptile, and at the first
entrance of the cats teeth in the snakes
flesh it revived and struck the cat in
the mouth, causing instant death. At
ter this the snake swallowed the cat and
endeavored to travel. Young Newton
then killed the snake and cut it open,
finding the cat, supposed to be instantly
killed, and was astounded to see it crawl
out and devour the dead snake 0oing-
ton (Ry.) Enterprise
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-07-17

An accident occurred on the A. NJ. &
o. r. r., between Salem and Big Lick,
Va, on Monday. 9Th inst, says the Bris-
tol Courier, a freight train passing thro'
heavy storm of wind and rain, en-
countered tree which had been pros.
trated across the track, and the engine,
tender and one fat were capsized. The
engineer, Mr.. Callahan, OF Bristol, had
his collar bone broken. The rain was
so heavy at the time as to render it i'm
possible to see anything in advance of
the train
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-07-17
"A FARM
FOR RENT OR SALE

TT WILL RENT OR SELL MY FARM
Lone mile North of Morristowh or
will sell 100 or 80 acres of the same.
The land is good-Neil timbered and
watered-with good Improvements, and
an abundance of
Choice Fruits, of all kinds.
There are about 175 acres of cleared
land.
/ will also sell 800 acres of excellent
land, lying in the beautiful 4" Beams
Station Valley" 10 miles from Morris
town, 81 miles east of Beams Station,
and 2 miles east of Tate's Spring. The
land is well timbered and well watered
with running streams and springs of
limestone, freestone and white sulphur
water. About $50 acres cleared, and
much of it set in clover and blue grass.
Apply to me, at Rutledge, Tenn, or
to VIII. Lane, on the Morristown farm.
jan 30-tf G. @. SMITH.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-07-17
Special Notice


Success Attained at Last.
According to scientists the best meth
Cd of purifying liquors is to agitate it
and introduce an abundance Of fresh
air A large proportion of the typhoid
diseases of the present day are caused
by the use of impure drinking water
Bishops Water Elevator and Purifier
will purify the fonlest we'll or cistern in
a very short time. Its excellent quail
ties are recognized by all who have ex-
amined or tried it. They are not ex-
pensive. Buy one and satisfy yourself
what an Improvement it is on the old
modern or iron pump. For sale by
ROWE s. BUTT,
Morristown, Tenn.
Manufactured by ]. j. ATKINS, Knox
vile, Tenn. jy II, '78--1y
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0L0D HOppER AT T4t, spR1NGs.
AUsTIN's SPRINGS. E. Tenn


AUsTIN's SPRINGS, Z. Tenn
Jul, 4th, 1873.
To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette:
When at home, among the clods, frag'
ments Of my thoughts can be collected
from log rollings. corn huskings, &C.,
sufficiently to report weather, crops
and prices" to your readers. But foI
one like myself to be picked up from
the quiet hills of 'fSkinfoot" and hurled
into the mountains of upper East Ten
nessee, among the many southern health
and pleasure seekers the latter being
sought in so many new and novel ways,
kinder ''bum foOz1es" a fellow, filling
his Uranium chock full of ideas, oat OF
which it is difficult to extract anything
else but ideas.
l will attempt, however, according to
promise, to offer a few "generalities"
for your paper. The 4th of July was at
Austin's Strings to-day. A large crowd
was in attendance. The young and
gay, old and infirm, beautiful and -,
all rushed to the Springs like the tblack
Atlantic currents beathing," with de-
light, the air of another fourth of July.
Air that was charged, perfumed with
sweet music by Miss Addie Boring,
formerly of Morristown and known as
the "little belle on the hill" assisted by
Miss Kate Weber of Miss. Everybody
seemed perfectly delighted. Quite a
variety of amusements were INDUCED
in, such as tenpins, dexter, croquet,
dancing and boat-riding on the Watau-
ga. The grand Tournament created
considerable excitement. Three fine
gold rings were offered to the three sue
cessful contestants, by the Austin Bros.
Twelve entries were made, J. A. Faw
(knight of Lost Cause won the ten dol
lar ring Dave Temple, (knight of No
Success), the five dollar, and FL. Fl.
Hale, (knight of Slabtown), the three
dollar ring.
FRIDAY MORNING, THE 9TH.
All is quiet this morning, and as sit
in the Judges stand' FUSED for boat
racing commitUee) $50 feet above the
water, my thoughts divert to Landen c.
Haynes description of the surrounding
scenery.
There stands the great Holston, the
great UnicOi, the great Roane, the great
Black, and the Smokey Mountains
among the Hottest in America-on
whose SUBMITS the clouds gather of !
their own accord, even on the brightest |
days 0, beautiful land of mountains,
with thy sun painted cliffs, how can I
forget thee ?"
Austin's Springs are getting to be
very popular watering place. Rates of
board are cheaper than any other in
East Tennessee. The water is said to
be unsurpassed. But notwithstanding,
he water being good, the scenery
grand, the dining table grooming under
he best the country affords, the Messrs.
Smith & Co. whistling and singing
With more satisfaction to their own
ouls than to anybody else-Ill stop,
Mr. Editor, and finish next time Re
erring my mind to these young gents
Who whistled "BIiss and Sankey" until
he midnight hours were rapidly APP.
to the great annoyance of the
.isitors, causes my limited literary at
to halt for the present.
Yours truly,
CLoD HOPPER.