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hatred in the North and in Eas t
Tennessee had hoped that the cen.
sus Of 1880 would prove what they
had 80 eften charged-that the South
was rapidly becoming q "desert
waste and q bowling wilderness"
The census returns dispels these
fond hopes of the pious Pharisees.
The hated South is advancing in
population, in prosperity, in power,
in influence and in all that make 8
people great and happy, and hence
the howl from the Radical speakers
and press Well. we'll. it cannot
be helped. Our people will multi
ply and replenish the earth. They
will labor in the fields and in the
shops and accumulate property and
grow ricb. They will NEEDLE with
politics and. make their weight felt |
in the affairs OF the Union. They |
will vote the Democratic ticket and
put Hancock in the Presidential
chair. Howl on, oh, Radical tyrauLS
howl Oh The days of peace and
prosperity to the whole country are
at hand. The days Of hatred and
oppression arc ended-or will be on
the 4th Of next March.
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The Regulators in Arkansas met
with an overwhelming defeat, and the
regulators in Tennessee will take cold
comfort from the results Of the election
in Arkansas on Monday, of last week,
which puts the Democratic party Of that
State irrevoeably on the platform OF
honestly discharging public debts. It
was a foregone conclusion that the
Democrats would elect their State tick
ct, but not so certain that the debt-Pay-
ing policy would succeed. But the
Fishback amendment has been consign-
ed to the tomb Of the CapuIets by an
overwhelming defeat. This amendment,
which was submitted te the people for
their sanction, proposed to add to the
State constitution g clause prohibiting
the Legislature from making any pro-
vision for paying either the interest or |
principal Of certain outstanding i'm |
provement bonds. Senator Garland, |
heweVer, one Of the ablest lawyers in 1
the country, put himself at the head of
the debt-paying party, and they can
vassed the State for public honesty, cons
tending that the State had received con-
for these bonds, which, there
fore, could not be equitably repudiated,
and that these bends were not to be
classed with the fraudulent county
bonds issued under carpet-baggGr mis-
rule, for which no public value was re-
ceived. The result Is the collapse Of the
Fishback amendment, Pulaski county
alone giving a majority of 1900 against
It, though it is one of the largest tax
paying counties in the State
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SOME OF the Radical papers are
. charging that the census returns
from the South "have been deliber.
ately padded That is The emu
mefators have written down the
names OF more persons than are act
ually living in the country. This
will not do. The trouble is. under
the law passed By q Democratic
. Congress. the censns this time has
been honestly taken and comes
nearer being q correct statement OF
tie true number OF people living in
the Union than any that has been
prefmsa for fefsfal terms. The
census Of 1870 vas always suspect
ed Of beirg false and unfair toward
the South Now il is kuown TO have
. been incofrset. Those who hate the
SooiGern people With au uudying
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The September Cholera Epidem-
ic of 1879

is still fresh in the minds of every one,
and it hardly seems necessary to warn
our people in regard to it. But mas
much as the weather has been very
warm, and we are informed that Bowel
troubles are becoming very prevalent,
we have thought 1t we'll to call to mind
the fact that IN sections where Lytle's
Elixir and DR. Harris Great Relief were
at that time used promptly, scarcely 8
death occurred.
Our reader should see to it that they
have these valuable Remedies on hand,
to use promptly and save their lives.
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MILLINERY.

fresh and han dsoms assortment OF new Mill
merry goods has just been received st sHANNONs',
in Rice building, corner Main and Henry streets
beautiful line of Ribbons, Ties, Feathers, Birds,
Moss Buds, Ornaments, Pattern Hats, Bonnets, &c.
al OF most modern design. Csll and examine.
Satisfaction promised both In goods and prices.
sept S-3W
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II General Hancock should be
elected-and be will be-he will be
the President of the United States.
He will treat all sections alike. If
Garfield should unfortunately be
elected, he will be the President OF
the North and the tyranical ruler of
the South. That is the difference
between the two candidates. Choose
between them, felloW-citizens.
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NeaC Advertisements.
IN CHANCERY AT NORRIS
TOWN.
Nonresident Notice.
o. and A. BILL. No. 81.
James P. Eoaas VS.. Davda Rlsh.

James p. Eoans VS.. DdUid Rush.
I'm THIS CAUSE II APPEAR
ing from the Allegations of eurnplainants bill,
which is sworn to, that the defendant David
Rush is q nonresident Of TENNESSEE or 80 abb
seconds that the ordinary process Of the law can
not be served upon hial; and it further appearing
that an original attachment was prayed for and
upon the fat of Hon. J. G.. Rose, Judge, &C., bond
being given an attachment was issued August 20,
1885, and on the same day levied by the Sheriff OF
Hsmblen county on the property Of the said de-
PENDANT: It is therefore ordered by the Master
that said defendant David Rush appear before the
Chancery Court st MOrristown on or before the
Sd Monday Of January, 1881,
and make defense to said original and attachment
bill or the same win be taken for confessed and set
for hearing eK parte.-It is further ordered that
this notice be published for four consecutive
weeks in THE YOUNGSTOWN GAZETTE. This Aug
ust co. 1880.
A true copy, test:
August IS, 1880 4ws6
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THE most serious objection brought
against Bob Taylor by the Petit
boneites is, that he cannot make a
speech4 They say old Nat writes
oil his speeches for him. Well, that
Is funny just think of Bob Tay-
Tor going around this Congressional
district two years ago electrifying
the voters with his originality. bis
stirring eloauence and bis magnetic
influence. speaking as no young man
had ever spoken before in Tennes-
see- and then listen Al green.eyed
Petitioner whining 'oh Bob Taylor
. can't make a speech
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To Business Men.

Advertising in the MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE is
recognized by business men, having faith in their
own wares, the most effective means of secur-
ing for their goods wide recognition of their
own merits.
Advertising in the MoRRIsrowN GAZETTE impels
inquiry, and when the article offered is of good
quality and at fair price the natural result is
increased sales.
Advertising in the MoRRIsToWN GAZETTE is a
permanent addition to the reputation of the goods
advertised, because it is q. permanent influence,
slways at work in their interest.
Advertising in the MoRRIsTowE GAZETTE Is the
most energetic salesman, addressing constantly
the public in the ad VertiseFs interest, and cease
Iessly at work. seeking customers from al classes
Advertising in the MoRRIsToWE GAZETTE pro-
ducss trade for, even in the dullest times adver-
Users secure by far the largest share Of what is be-
ing done -. f...
phatically pays. The paper is popular and has .
bona-fide circulation of one thousand. 1t is read
by to substantial business and agricultural class
of its section, besides being the Official paper OF
Hamblen, Claiborne and Granger Counties.
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WHAT BETTER EVIDENCE.

WHAT BETTER EVIDENCE.
could the people ask to substantiate the
merits of DIR. Pierce's Family Medicines
than the fact that they have not Only
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country, but the foreign demand for
them has became so great as to necessi-
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Golden Medical Discovery is a concen-
trated, potent, alternative, or blood
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Consumption, which is but a form Of
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its early stages be cured by free use Of
consumption and its treatment in en-
valids' Guide Book"-10 cents postpaid.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
WORCESTER, MASS, Feb. 8, 1879.
DIR. r Pierce --ass
Dear Sir-With trembling hand, from
my extreme age, being eighty-fve, l
write to inform you of the great benefit
your Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets have been to me. Three years
ago I was Frustrated with pneumonia,
and no one thought would recover.
By the use of those medicines was
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lungs and bad cough.
Gratefully yours, MARY B. FISK.
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Mr.. COLEMAN, of Hapcock, vas
About as yell pleased q man ps We
ever saw on his return from Norris
town last week. He evidently
thought "a bird in the hand is worth
two in the bush," andahe had q large
sized one in hand. ei.{
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TEE Republicans have not yet
settled on a man TO run for Repre-.
sentative in Hawkins. Several gen
tlemen have been spoken of in con-
nectiou with the race. The quea-
tion lie, who win give Pettibons the
most streDgth-when that is ascer-
tanned, the man is found.
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CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC CON
YENTTON

In accordance with request made
by the Demscfaey of Granger county,
/ hereby call convention of the De
mocracy of Hamblen county to be held
at the Court House in Morristown,
Thursday, September 18th, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to a joint
convention. to be held at Turkeys Mill,
on the 18th inst, to nominate q csndi-
date to represent Hamblen and Grain
? er in the next General Assembly.
]. NJ. BEwLEY, Chm.
Hamblen Co. Dem. TX. Com.
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The late Mr.. Pettibone has resur.
rected. After the fifth Of next No
vember. he will pack his bloody shirt
in that little carpet bag, and eadly
move for Michigan. Sic transic.-
Knoxville Dispatch.
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WE are told that better qualified
class of teachers have been employ
ed in the public schools this fall than
ever before, and much larger pro-
portion are said to be ladies than
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IN CHANCERY AT NORRIS
TOWN.
o. and A. BILL, No. S1s.
Wsdsan Wsgmeth os. Jehu Morris, ct al.

Wtlltam WTlnaeth o. Jehu Morris, ct al.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR.
n ing from the allegations Of the bill, which is
sworn to, that the defendants Jehu Morris and
Daniel O. Morris are non-residents Of the State of
Tennessee; and it further appearing that an at
tachment was prayed for, and bond given, that it
was issued upon the nat Of Hon. g. Rose, judge
&c 81, and levied upon the property Of the said de-
PENDANTS, on the 23d day of August, 1880, by the
Sheriff of Hamblen county 1t is therefore order
ed by the Clerk and Master that said defendants,
Jehu Morris and Daniel C. Morris, appear before
the Chancery Court, at MorristOwn, or before
the third Monday of January 1881, and make de-
Tense to said original and attachment bill, the
same viii be taken for Confessed and set for hear
ing Ex-PARTE. 1t is further ordered that this no
tce be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Morristown GAZETTE. This August 23, 1880. A
true copy. Teste: JOHN MURPHEY, @. NJ.
August Is, 1880, wks-prs fee, S..
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To Whom it may Concern.

Having determined to leave Morris
town, I earnestly desire all knowing
themselves indebted to me, to come for
ward and pay their accounts and notes
WithOut'delay. BY so doing they Will
save costs. ID. a. NELSON, NJ. d.
August 10, 1SS0-4w
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HON. @. 4. SHEA FE'S APPOINT
HENTS.

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Nashville. Sept.
7th, 18a0-Judge Hawkins having de-
clined TO participate in the Gubernatori.
al appointments for joint discussion, and
having also refused to meet in joint dis
cussion q representative of the Demo
cratic party, the following appointments
are announced for the Hon. G. A Sheafe,
who will, as the representative of the
Democratic party, answer Judge Hawk
ms at the times and places stated below.
JNo. w. CHfLDREss, Jr,
Chm Dem. State Elk. Com.
Newport, Friday, Oct. 8.
Morristown, Saturday, Oct. g..
Rogersville, Monday, Oct II.
Greeneville, Tuesday, Oct. ~.
Jonesboro, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
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go THEr Rogefsville Female College
opened on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER with an unusually large num-
Der OF girls in attendance. The
school is a good one.
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We regret 10 hear that cur young
friend, Mr.. Willie Boyce, has been suf-
fering ever since his return from Kan
sas With feebleness Of health. contract
ed from malaria while sojourning in
that State.
We were pleased 10 have a call Thurs
day last from our young friend, Jas. 4 !.
Shields, Jr., of Clinchdale.
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PR OP SAILS
FOR
Building a Jail.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
TENDER Is, 1880, ior building County Jail at
Tazeweu, Claiborne county, Tenn. The building
to be 288 feet by 1919 feet in the clear, with two
stories Of ten feet each. The outside walls to be
of stone and to be Is inches thick. Also cistern
and cess pool. The cistern to be IL feet in diam
eter and IA feet deep; the cess pool to be feet
square each to be walled with stone and thor
oughly cemented. The proposals to include car
penter's work, painting and glazing. All work to
be done in accordance with plans and specifca-
tions to be seen application to the undersigned
at Tazewell, Tenn. Bond and security viii be re-
quired for the performance of the work. The
committee reserves the right to reject any all
bids.
<gFF j. L. ROGERS,
-F8t J. W. DIVINE,
T. W. STONE,
E. OVERTON,
B. MCKINNEY,
COMMITTEE.
August TO- 1ssO,-aug1s-4w
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CAPF. r. j. BERRY, "Clinch," was.
nominated by the Hawkins county
Democratic Convention to represent
the county in the next House.
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Mr.. MCSPADDEN commenced at
NeBfinp. Academy last Monday with
Sc boys in school. He is bound to
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De q snccess.

DC 2 bIINNCsNs
. AN INN ense crop of corn has been
raised in East Tennessee the pres
emit year perhaps the heaviest for
the last twenty years. - : -le
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Music! Music

WEVILL RECEIVE PUPILS FOF
~ Piano Forte instruction, At residence Of
Joseph Brown, on and after September LIST, 1880,
per tel Of 40 weeks.
10 ,ssee4 n LILLIAN A. BROWN.
Diploma Of Park Institute, Chicago. laug1l-sw'
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TIME-TARLE.
e. IT. V. s. CARR.

Co. @. Ct. 81 C. RR. 8sas
Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-sundsys
excepted.
Arrive At MOrristown GAS p. m. Depart HOO a.
Arrive at Wolf Greek. Ais p. m Depart 3:15 p. no
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Read the advertisements in the GA
zE1TE. Something can be learned from
all of them.
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Job printing dispatched neatly and
cheaply at the GAzETTE Job once.
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THE Hawkins county marble quar-.
ries are giving constant employment
70 300 @sp, ZI8G 10
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LZEI6HTs OF HONOR .-Morristown, No. 973.
N Meets every Thursday of each week.
- r. A. LOWRY. d.
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Atlanta Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by II. T. COX & CO.
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
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r O. o. F.-Morristown, No. 16s-lst, and and
1s 9Th Tuesdays Of every month.
4. JOHN MuRPHRY.mN G,
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LODGES.

TJS a A. M.-MorristOwn, No. 231-lst Thurs
L . day evening", 27o'clOck, every month"; in their
hall, at the Masonic Academy building.
s. w. SHIELDS. W. NJ
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r o..G. T.-MDrristown, No 2s4.-Afeets every
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n OVAL ARCH cHAPrER.-srd Thursday in
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The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, SEP. is. 1880.
HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT

Democrats to the front
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

For State Senator.
An amicAble adjustment having been reached
between Col. Mcclellan, Mr. Dickson and myself,
hereby announce myself candidate before the
people Of the Second Senatorial District Of the
State Of Tennessee for seat in the Senate Of the
ANA General Assembly.
III. f. COLEMAN.
Morristown, Tenn Sept. 8, 1880.
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ABSORPTION,
DELICATE FEMALES

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Bacon continues to be very scarce and hight
Butter plentiful and lower.
Corn and Corn Meal coming in freely and dull
sale.
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PAIN In TIE BACK.
YOUNG MEN,

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ton that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the only certain
and permanent cure for every form of this prev
alent and distressing complaint,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

B6~To perpetuate a government, pa
triOtism must be honored.
BV-A party OF conscience, as the Re-
publican party is, purihes itself
19-The Democrats can carry South
Carolina If they burnish up their shot
guns.
B6-The party that "bulldozes" col
ored people cannot be trusted toprotect
them.
16HA bad party cannot be put out
too sooui a good party cannot stay in
too long.
B0-Republican policy saves the peo-
pie Sl4,290,45 a year in the payment
Of interest.
B4-A party that owes its success to
fraud cannot administer a government
with honesty.
BG~Why Democrats laugh-because
not Democrat has been elected to of
flee in Maine.
BagH 1t is nothonoring or encouraging
patriotism to reward party that aided
the country's enemies.
R9- The portrait of JEFF. Davis deco
rating a Democratic Convention in 1880l
How is that for 10y altyP
BD- The Governments of the South
are not the voice of the people. They
are the despotism of mob.
B6"Democrats are growing over the
result in Maine, because they polled
fewer votes than the Nationals.
Bay- Are Confederate soldiers quite
as deserving as Union soldiersP A vote
for the Democratic party means that
they are.
B6~There is no peril to a republic
equal to that which by fraud or violence
overturns the will of the people as ex-
pressed at the ballot box.-DetrOH
Post.
BJ-More than 1920, ,OOO,O 900 Of in
ternal revenue were collected in the last
three years without the loss of dollar.
Can any Democratic Administration do
better?
R6~The election in Maine decides
nothing, eXceptth that the Democrats there
are in hopeless minority. They are
simply tail to the Greenback party.
Indianapolis Journal.
BJ-Either the frauds and violence of
the South will be crushed and disap-
pear, or they will grow and extend un-
til free government crumbles to ruin
under their corroding influence.
B0-The Aiken, Is. c. journal and
ReUteW of August Is, 1880, says: ITO
forestall the plans of the Radicals the
first thing to be done is to reorganize
the red shirt mounted clubs" Wasn't
it Hancock that said something about
"a free ballotP'
Bag-General Mcclellan, Union SOL
der was nominated by the Democrats
for the Presidency in 1864 as decoy
duck. Had the Southern rebels an op-
portunity every one of them would have
voted for him. Would that have been
regarded as an evidence of reconcilia-
tonP Not much. The defeat of McClel-
Ian broke the back of the rebellion.
The ballots were more effective than
bullets. Now, in this year of grace,
1880, the same party has set up another
decoy duck. His defeat in November
will break the back of the Solid South
and obliterate sectional lines. Cinci1-
natl Gazette.