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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

An old physician, rstlred from prac-
tiee. having had placed In his kandh By
an East India missionary the formula ~
a simple vegetable remedy for the spec
dy and permanent cure for Contump-
ton, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Ashma, aud
all Throat aud Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure far Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested It's wonderful cura-
tive powers m thousands Of cases, has
felt Il his duty 10 make Il known 20 hir
suffering fellows. Actuated By this
motive and a desire 10 relieve human
suffering, will send free Of charge 10
all who desire IL, this recipe. In Gar
man, French, or English, with fun d.
Tections for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp. nam
ing this paper. W. w. SHKRAH, 40 Rgtf.
9r's Block, Rochester, ". T. oct22 ist
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TILE TEST HORROR.

Los Pinos Special dec. 81 to the Denver (Col.)
Tribune.
Jack, the redoubtable, arrived at
Ouray's house yesterday evening with
his retinue, having determined to turn
his back on his friends, the Sioux, and
throw himself upon the tender mercies
Of the Government.
Word was sent yesterday to Gen
Hatch by Ouray that Jack had come in ;
that SowaYick was bringing up the
rear with the rest of the indians, who
were to go East, and that the whole
party would be ready to start by Christ
mas day for AlamOsa. This seems en-
cOurging, and Gen. Hatch is much elated
at the success or the commission, the
rest being at Ouray's house already
The full list of the names of the twelve
Utes who are to be tried at Fort Lcaven-
worth it has been impossible to obtain
from the commissioners heretofore, and
it has been equally impossible to ascer-
tain why these twelve are to be tried,
for the testimony of the Meekers, as
given to the press, cOnvicts only q few
of them of crime.
This list is frequently referred TO by
the commissioners and attaches in con-
neetion with certain Indians, and always
as the Star list. What this list is, /
cannot say positively, but by hints drop
ped by members of the commission and
stray remarks made by them when they
imagined the reporters were not alert,
| am confident the Star list contains the
names of those Indians who committed
a crime Usrse than murder or arson
a crime which is spoken Of only with
bated breath, and which has not as yet
been even limited at by the newspapers.
1t is we'll known that the story of the
women as given to the public, and their
testimony under oath, differ widely,
and the crime of which they accuse the
Indians in their sworn testimony would
suffice to hang any man, of whatever
color, without the formality of a trial,
IN the twinkling Of an eye. That this
list contains the names of those Indians
who are accused of this namelcss crime
toward the defenseless women is not a
sudden conclusion, but one which has
been arrived at after careful consider
alton, and which will be fully support
ed when the trial of the miscreants
takes place. Douglas and Persune are
known to be two of the names contain
ed in the list, but the other names can
only be obtained at the time of the trial.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07
NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS

The Cotton Mills. of Columbus, Ca,
arc using IS, 900 bales Of cotton, and
making %, 900, 600 yards Of cloth annual.
ly.
Roanoke College, Salem, Va. has
recently received legacy Of about 10.
coo by the will Of the late Mr.. Jacob
Persinger, Of Roanoke county.
Il has been resolved by certain eccen.
trio gentlemen in Elmira, n. Y, 20
erect monument to Adam, and the
necessary money has been subscribed,
There are 2 ,299 counties in the United
States-1, O6O in the North and /, 2S9 In
the South.
The New England society is about to
erect a monument 20 the Pilgrim ia
theirs in Central Park, New York.
During the past six months five colon
les have gone from Cincinnati 90 settle
on lands in Tennessee and Alabama.
Gov. Holiday, in his late message to
the Virginia Legislature, recommends
the repeal Of the bell-punch law.
The assessment for the city OF New
Orleans for 1879 shows reduction
Of the valuation Of property Of fully
500, 900, 900.
lneOdOTe llltou ieCtuEbu IN ENhub-
vile, Indiana, the other night, on
Hearts Ease"
Lady-"HOw old are you little boyi"
Little darkey-"Well, IL you goes by
wot mudder SAYS, rs six, but II you goes
by de fun rs had, rs most a hundred.
A Wisconsin city, in order 70 avoid
scandals in the girls schools, has decids
ed that the leading teachers shall be
women. They want women principals,
not men,
or the discoveries and cOnQuerors Of
The new world, Columbus died broken
hearted, ROldin and BobOdilla were
Balboa was heheaded, COrtez
was dishonOred, Pizarro was murdered.
A force is now busily engaged in con-
structing n telegraph line along the
Valley railroad, between
Shepherdstown, w. Va, and Front
Royal, Va.
A regent act af the GsQFgia Leglsla-
tuTe apprOprlates $50 to $50 10 every
soldier Of that State who lost an arm on
leg during tile late war. Thus far 500
ex-soldiers have been paid, and they are
applying at the rate Of thirty a day. Il
will require at least $500, 600 TO comply
with the terms of the act.
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We are indebted to our esteemed
friend, DR.. c. T. Magee, of Glenlock,
Monroe county, for sack Of superior
-four manufactured at his famous Glen
lock Mills. The Hour is en- e%celleht
quality, and would suit the taste Of the
most fastidious house wife either in bis
cult, light-bread or pastry making, and
put a broad smile on her countenance
while preparing it. The Doctor has re-
Gently added some new improved ma
chinery to the mills, at no little expense,
which will enable him to increase the
capacity Of turning out larger and bet
fer quality OF -four on the market than
heretofore. His mills being The anest
and most complete of any between
Knoxville and Chattanooga, and the
country surrounding his location ono OF
the best grain-growing sections in the
State, affords him larger facilities for in
creasing the success and fame of his
mills than any we know of in East Ten
dessee. With the Doctors pluck and
business cherry, we predict a. 10 distant
day, the Gleulock Mills will rank with
the irst-class concerns of the State in
this branch of industry. We wish him
and his valuable enterprise success.
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withal a very accomplished and ca
pable instructor, affords those who
wish their children to become pro~
ficient in music an excellent oppor-
tunity to secure for them solid train.
ing. Morristown Male High School
is under the management of Prof. X.
A. Lowry, a thorough educator and
disciplinarian, and the youth en-
trusted to his care will be diligently
watched over and receive as good in
struction as from any school in the
State.
To our people at home the schools
need no commendstion, as they
daily speak Tor themselves. but we
would urge upon our people the i'm.
pOrtauce Of keeping their children
regularly at school. It ia bad poll
CIV to send Ole term and then skip
two or three because money matter;
are close and it is not entirely con
venient to send. The pupil lose,
interest in the studies ~hen kept a
home, even for one term, and falls
behind in classes and never entirely
RECEIVERS the lost ground. Besides
it is very discouraging and disheart
ening TO the teacher. We SHOULD
: educate our children whatever els,
is left undoue. and they should b.
kept regularly at school at whateVe
sacrifice. Remember this, and Ct
not neglect to educate your chi
. dren. if you would have them b
! useful men and women and orGa
ments to society"
We very heartily wish tho MeSsen
ger long and prosperous voyage,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

A man named Jenkins was shot and
severely wounded at Bulls Gap last Fri
day, by a man named Mccullough. Our
informant states that few personalities
had passed between the men when Jenk-
ins left Mccullough and entered store
While making purchase at the counter
Mccullough came in with a shot gun
and threatened to give Jenkins its con-
tents Jenkins canght the gun and in
the struggle for its possession it was dis
charged, a portion of the load lodging
ant also states that Mccullough is sus-
pected of the assassi nation of the color
ed man Hugh Lincoln at the same place,
Friday night of Christmas week. He
fed the neighborh0od and had not b cen
arrested at last accounts.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07
MARRIED,

At The residence Of the bridels father,
on w ednesday, Dec. 81, 1879, BY The
Rev, Mr.. Baldwin, Mr., WM. kWK=
PATRICK, Of Glenlook, Tenn, aud Miss
ALICE BURNETT, Of this county.
On Sunday, the 4th instant, at the
residence of Mr.. A. n. Howery, by
Rev. VIM Cox, Mr. SALAMUs l.. HARRIS
and Miss IDA g, Cam, al Of Hamblen
codnty. $50
Wet congratulate our happy young
friends on their joyous union, and
may the rainbow Of hope spread rs
soft tinted pinions OF purple and gold.
DER the great vista Of life now opening
befors thela. ~
ssAIay YOU wonder down life's howery slope,
Linked hand In hand with love and hOpe.H
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07
THE MASQUE BALL At ATHENS.

1t was our good fortune TO be present al
the grand masque ball at Athens on the
evening Of the 26th ult The weather,
which had been intolerable before,
seemed to adapt itself to the pleasure of
the occasion, and everything was so
well arranged by the committees that
had they praeticed twelve months a
more delightful time could not have
resulted. The music was supplied by
the colored string band of Chattanooga
and was simply excellent. A large
and select attendance graced the spaci-
Gus hall used for the occasion, and
about twenty couple were under masks;
amongst them were represented: Min
ME Ha-ha, United States, Fortune TEX
Ter, Rip Van Wrinkle, His Saptanip
Majesty-the Devil, Bill Jones and
Lady, Dolly Warden, Maid of Athens,
Country Cousin, Isabella Of Spain,
Evening Star, Tom, the Sailor Boy,
Gen. Winfield Scott, Johnnie Cramer-
French Cook, Capt. General-$50, 900 a
year, Russian Count, One of O'COnner's
Men, 1776, The Bear, Monkey of the
Night, Queen, Spanish Sonora, Olivia
Simmins, and others The costumes
and very elegantly gotten up. The
DANCE CONTINUED about two hours, when
the masks Wers removed and all en-
gagged in tripping the light fantastic
toe" until an early hour the following
morning. Briefly, il was a recherche af-
fair, and we congratulate the young
people of Athens on the complete sue
cess of the entertainment. In cOnnee-
ton with this we desire to return special
thanks to our young and handsome
FRIEND Mr. Henry BradfOrd for hia
several coqFtesies during PIE evening.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

On the afternoon of last Thursday as
John Fl. Morgan, son of Senator Morgan,
of Alabama, was walking along G street,
Washington City, with friend, they
were met by Lucy w. r. Horton, who
suddenly drew a revolver and shot Nor
gan through the shoulder. Before she
could fire a second time, Morgan turned
and seized the weapon. The wound is
not dangerous. Miss Horton began suit
against Morgan last July for breach Of
promise of marriage. Since then she
has lost her position in the Treasury
Department and has been generally un-
fortunate, and she claims that she has
been prosecuted. She maintains that
the assault on Morgan was unpremedita-
ted and their meeting unexpected, al
though she expresses regret that she did
not kill him
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

A Nashville special of the Cd inst.
says: A horrible tragedy occurred eight
miles from Nashville Wednesday night
Richard Battle, Colored, and wife had
separated. He had not met her since
they parted until s o'clock p. m. of the
day mentioned. He was going to church
with four negresses. He commanded
her peremptorily to go with him. She
refused. Selling her roughly by the
arm he dragged her 100 yards away from
of double barrel shot gun in her mouth
and fired, blowing off her mead frsm the
mouth upwards. Battle escaped.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

Saturday evening, week before last
about six o'clock, a difficulty occurred
in this place in the saloon of Mr.. Sykes,
between James Russell and Id Owens,
caused, as we understand, from dis
pute over a game of cards, resulting in
the former being shot and dangerously
wounded by the latter. The ball pene-
trated Russell's lower right side, be-
tween the second and third ribs, rang
ing down and lodging below the hip
joint where it still remains. Owens had
a preliminary trial before Justices Davis
and Livingston, and was bound over in
the sum of one thousand dollars to APP
pear ct the next term of the Circuit
Court in April, in default of which he
was committed to Jail. Russell is still
in a critical condition, but he may pro-
baby recover. The affair is TO be deep
ly regretted as both are residents Of our
town and peaceable citizens so far as
we know,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

Governor Garcelon ought not to
have stolen the Legislature in
Maine. The Governor is a Demo
crat and men of his party are not
expected and will not be permitted
to steal the votes Of States. The
Radicals have taken out letters pat
ent for that business and no Demo
crat must infringe. Vote stealing
must be exclusively Radical mo
nopoly in this free and glorious
Union-no, not differentiation.
That's what Grant calls it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

We take pleasure in calling attention
this week to the new advertisement Of
w. P. CarrIger, druggist, of our city.
Mr. Carriger is one of our most sub
stantial and enterprising citizens, and
is an experienced and comp etent drug
list in every respect. He has been en-
gagged in the drug business for the past
eight or ten years, and is young man
of sterling qualities. His store his kept
we'll stocked at all times with pure
drugs and medicines, chemicals, drug
gist's notions, perfumeries, paints, oils,
&c. We do not hesitate in recommend
ing him as worthy of every trust that
the trading public are called upon to
place in any reliable establishment.
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THE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Z, 1880.

The ferment continues in Maine,
and violence was freely threatened
at excited political meetings. up to
the close OF last week. 1t is notice
able fact that large portion Of the
more incendiary speeches, melting
the people to bloodshed were made
by preachers, who, neglecting their
vocation, became the tools OF dem
agogues. Some Of the utterances
credited to these political preachers
would do credit to the age Of Robes
pierre and Marat.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

1t gives us much pleasure to note the
increasing interest in the Sunday School
cause which the holidays have made
apparent The schools at Liberty Hill,
Fry's School House and Economy each
had a Christmas tree. We understand
they all passed off pleasantly and sue
cessfully. At neither of these points
was there any school year ago. Lib
erty Hill has ninety odd scholars, Fry 8
and Economy about forty each They
are all going to keep open during the
winter. At the two first named places
Don @. M. Lyle is Superintendent. He
has shown himself very Jealous and sue
cessful in this good work. David r.
Miller is Superintendent at Economy
and is labonng under many difficulties
to keep his school going. We hope he
will succeed.
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Sept. 5. Is

We were exposed last week 10 a pitt
less storm, that wet our feet and stock
ings, aud indeed our person al over.
In fact we took a cracking cold, which
brought sore-throat and severe symp-
toms Of fever. The EOod-wife asserted
her authority, plunged our feet into hot
water, wrapped as In hot blankets. and
sent our faithful son for q bottle %
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. II Il q
splendid medicine - pleasant 20 take,
and did the job. We slept soundly
through the night and Awoke we'll Tho
next morning. We know We owe our
quick recovery 10 the Pectoral, aud
shall not hesitate 10 recommend Il 10 40
who need such q medicine. -- TsAudoana
Tenas) Presbyterian
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ROMANIsM IN THE UNITED
STATES.

A striking article in the current
1umber of the North Amerdcan Re-
vie,O is by James Anthony Froude.
aud is entitled "Romanism and the
Irish Race ia the United States"
The New York Herald, in comment
ing upon it, Gays:
"Mr. Froude's article is highly |
sensational, as no doubt it was in
tended to be, but We believe it will |
make bat a light impression on the |
American mind. Oar people have
an abiding faith in the salutary in,
fusnce OF perfect religious freedom.
AR. Froude tells US that the number
Of Catholics in this country has
doubled within the last twenty years.
But, inasmuch as our whole popula-
ton has increased in nearly the same
proportion, we do not see how the
Catholics are likely to gain controi
of the Government. He tells Us
that they are already six millions,
and that they continue TO grow. But
our whole population is already fifty
millions, and it, too, continues TO
expand with astonishing rapidity.
SO long as our Government is con-
trelled by universal suffrage it is not
very clear how the voting part of the
six millions of Catholics is going to
get the uPper-hand of the voting
part of forty millions Of Protestants.
IF the Catholics should put forth
claims inconsistent with our free in
stitutions the united resistance OF
the Protestants would be a perfect
safeguard. The shrieks Of a few
alarmists are ridiculous, so long as
every American citizen has ballot,
and the outnumberiDg Professionals
are in a majority OF seven TO one.
"Among all the public questions
which have discussed in this country
there is but one in which the Catho-
lie Church has an interest separate
from the general interest of the
whole people. That is the question
Of schools, in which the Catholic
clergy are not followed by q ma.
jority of the Catholic laity. Catho-
lie citizens will continue to exercise
the liberty of sending their children
to the public schools so long as the
free education there given is Of a
better quality than that supplied by
sectarian schools
A historian like Mr.. Froude should
take larger survey of human affairs
than to give in to the ridiculous de.
fusion that the Church of Rome can,
In this age, control the politics or
countries where its faith is professed.
| What has Mr.. Froude been dreaming
while the great events of the last
twenty years have been in progress?
Is he blind to what has taken place
in Italy? The population of Italy is
almost entirely Catholic, That
country lies under the shadow Of
the Papacy there, if anywhere, the
Pope should be able to control pc
litical movements. But in spite Of
the most energetic fulminations Of
the Vatican. We have seen a govern
ment established In Catholic Italy
not only in defiance Of its wishes
but in subversion of its ancient
rights. If the Pope is impotent to
control the Catholics of his own coun-
try, against a government which has
stripped him Of his temporal domin-
ions, what success could he expect
if he should be so visionary as to I'M
dertake TO control the politics Of a
country like the United States?
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The Lamar House.

The undersigned having released the
above popular Hotel, begs leave % in
form his friends and patrons, and e.
pecially the travelling public, that he IL
now prepared 70 accommodate hisguottt
In the best and most approved style.
the table will always be supplied with
all the delicacies Of the season. In fact
IL will be- his endeavor 20 make .hc la
mar House second 10 no hntel On the
South. Polite walters aud tne best az
tendance will be secured the guests.
Passengers will be onVoyed 10 and
from the depots fsea charge.
JONI SCHEnF,
Proprietor.
Sent 4 IA
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07

Rev. VIM. T. Helms left at the AmerS.
can office, yesterday, two pears, small
but of delicious flavor, which ripened
under glass on his premises, North
Spruce street, near Monroe. The fruit
was taken from a dwarf pear tree on
which the blossoms came out early last
Spring, but was nipped by frost. The
tree blossomed again in August last, and
the samples above mentioned are a por-
tion of the matured crop. This freak
suggest 80 our fruit growers possibilities
OF profitable culture. If pears can be
ripened under glass in December, there
ought to be money in it for some one.
Nashville american.
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What Physicians at Home and
Abroad Think Of the Seven
Springs Iron and Alum Mass.


In the treatment Of Dyspspsis, ohlsrosis, Ans-
mia, Nervous and Muscular Debility, nerves. and
Sick Headache, Dyamsnorrhaaa, Msnorrhaaia.
Amenorrhoca, diseases % the Kisnsys and niaddsr
and such like organic OF funciiouai disturbances.
know o. no remedy upon Which can req Vim
more certainty Of satisfactory raauiia tham me
''ssyon Springs Maas." VIZ. Bann, Nd.
Abingdon, Va
I have found no one single remedy - yisid rach
satisfactory results a. the "ssysa springs Mass
In The treatment % Dyspepsia, Chrouio Di.rrhaa.
Anamia, Chlorosia, and FOR Chronic Cessna, ana
q invaluable, associated vita sppropriats loplcai
treatment, GO. T HAHHwqH, Y ~
kfw toHk uiig.
Prom my oEporionoo With NE "lFon and Ailm
Mass /" believe u win prove TIE best msdloina W
have IN use, for ohronie diseases.
O. N. ID. PArTHnsoH, M D.,
EAgissood, rsEaa.
For DyHpcpaia, UioerAtiona q he ThroaL tnaau-
maiion Of the Meek o. NE Biaddsr. Lsuoorrhaua,
ETC., the "ssvsn Springs Mss seems 10 go wnh
almost specific eject. 70. 0nrasur,
Davies, Ara.
The "seyen Springs Mass" Furnishes a raiuahis
Femsay r Fslsis HtspRs HlmqHhsgsl sHa ne
slsss q isalls aasssss flF SgPaFoT y ~ nIaJIl
"a Iron. FAEB. HaHHHn, a., Nd.
aur. o. B. Nary.
Have besn using the 'Iron aud Aium Ma.ss Ia
my practice for she last Zen montha, with marked
success Ia many ossos.
yoHu Huonuoz. M n.
fumptfr 4. q.
tm iully eopvineed tgnlH piraanal hpssTystps
Of lhe great ihorapeuiio value o. 10 "arrfa
Springs Nassr q shs iFu.smspt q ffuslf ooas
plaiaas, A, LaHaAnrHn, "A. A.,
Btormvnis. Mis-.
Have had great success Win "Iron ana Aium
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aud should b b-tter known by tha pro-
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Bakers nimtina. Tamn.
We corls extend fhia liai iuio M ihuuranda Vim
rlich 1isalilnauiaa Frean ppynlsfAug frtmr eFrrW
State in sno On M. 1uttht&s are saEcisnt tclfadA
cate ltn application. The repntntion az ne rmauHa
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mention seven springs Mas. prioa al n 'NnH
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