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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-29

MILL FhED-All kinds Of Feed, B sn j,
N1 Corn, Osts. Hay. STRAW &C. always to be
found q, our feed store. We have on hand at
present l5 tons of very fac Tlmonty day, 10
which We invite the attention OF owners
horses.
oct % HARMOH 81 SMlId.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-29

Entered At the Postofice at Ala1sndris, Va, 81
second class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-29

FNNHE CELEBnATED russia CEMENT.
u 1t cemen,s perfectly wood, leather, glass,
marble, crockery, Jewery, o-nhIneuts, &c, anc
Is pronouncei superior TO any glue known. II
is liquid, and Is always ready !or use. For
sale by hcLEAN q UHLER,
seniA 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-29

Published Daily and Iri Weekh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-29

NFAJOLLCA WkRE-Ne nave just opened
AVA q good assortment OF the Ablys named
goods, in Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Ind Buffers,
Bread and Mu:h Sets, Chocolate PITCHERS,
Pouch Baskets, Mugs, sc. Gail and examine
them at
mhl EJ MILLER s. cos.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DgLPHIl ST0OxS
Eeported bl JOHN H pAYn Co, u RdLLst.
WEDNESDAY. March 23--r. ".

"WEDNESDAY. March 23-f n.
The stock market to-day was relieved Of the
monotomy that has characterized the dealings for
more than O week But the relief came in form
that was unsatisfactory to the many and brought
profit to only very few. AT the opening there oc-
Cured little furry, and prices for stocks were
marked up 1Q1ls per cent rather rapidly. The
fictitious character Of the movement. however. was
very soon shown by the succeeding absolute absence
oforders aud the dulness became almost oppressive.
1t was OF short duration. Orders to sell began to DO
sent to tho Board Room and prices began to yield.
Although third in number OF shares dealt Inland
those $50 sharesthat fancy, Nashville. Chattanooga
and St. LOUIS stock is worthy OF the first mention
because instead of rising to 10s011O. every one
was told 1t would, 1t declined from 100. after many
fluctuations aud rallies to 20. Later 1t rallied to SO
but onded at SO. We have no comment TO make
upon the movement The property 10 entirely
within the control Of the LOuisyille and Nashville
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Company, and with steadily decreas,us eas.r,.u Z
which IL 10 reporting, there 10 little probabitv -
Its proving to be Of any vsius. except to ths Ley
vile and Nashville Company, for yearn 10 sens
Yet. enthusiastically there have been ssvual ~
such movements as the ono which occurred to-dAvs
the price has been advanced to about par and Aes.
seems always to have been sufficient fock Of lsnhu
to purchase tho stock with faith in figures IN ~
los or 12s above par, 90 that sudden tumble -
or 80 per cent appears never to have hurt thaN
who were credited with being the large buyeu ~
the highest price.
The other special features of the day were d.
ware. Lackawanna and Western. uY
New-Jersey Central OF Delaware, LAok<
wanna and Western there were bousht:
and sold 167.65O shares. After opening
at 122 the price rose to 1898. The folloyiae
decline to 122 was slow and resisted; to 121 the:
decline was easier. but 1t made only after mauy
fluctuations to under 100 the fall was quick aftsr
l2I was passed, but even then there was rally
from 119sa to 120s followed by fall to the lowest
and closing price of the day-11SA. New-JefssYs
Central after opening at 1O1 and rising to 102 weu
through as many fluctuations as did Deiawars,
Lackawanna and Western. but ended at 96l2396ss
To decline in the general market q stubborn resst-
ance was made all day. but it Intellectual in pre-
venting the last figures from being about the lowest
of the day. And there was not bear" raid made.
Prices yielded to sales of long stocks, because the
situation. Independently of any action Of the Gov.
ernment relative to extra session of Congress or
reGunding the debt, is not regarded as warrantna
the present range Of values The market closed
weak.
In Government bonds the principal dealings were
in the 4s there being sales Of $131,O0 of them ous
of total transactions amounting to $4,000. Prices
were steady but the final bids for the As show de-
cline of is per cent. Annexed are the closing quo.
tafinna.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY, March 23-P n
The mining share markets to-day were fairly ac-
tive and good amount of business was done. but
generally the sellers outnumbered the buyers' 30
that with few exceptions prices are somewhat lower
than yesterday. Hiberna continues to be. aud ap-
parently it's manipuaors intend that 1t shall con-
tnue to be, special feature of the dealings with
such supreme control of one stock as Is held OF
Hibcrnia there rests certain power over the whole
market. To-day with large dealings-so large that
at times It looked as if there was not broker OF
operator that knew of any other stock-the prices
declined from 90 to SO cents, ending at the lowest
figure Hortense was dull, but closed cent lover
at CO cents Chrysolite quiet and steady at o'9,
Biz PitsISurg rose from $50 to 340 but closed at
$50, and Little Pittsburg was 10 cents lower at
$40. Little Chief was steady at 30. Climax =
cents higher at &c cents. Annie steady at 5o cents
and Leadvllle Consolidated cents lower at ol cents
Bull Domingo rose from 2.10 TO zoo. Silver Cnu
was weaker at 434 and Alta Montana oH 10 cents at
2.O5 Moose was IN moderate demand at l6O, and
Hukill was cents lower at 1.2J. Cherokee was
down cents to 2.O5, Rising Sun down cents to
800. but Gold Stripe was o cents ,hlgher at o'%O
The market closed active and irregular
N T. MINING SrOCK EXOHAYGE SALES
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

states that the water pipes for the mill had not yeD
thing was in readiness for Them. There is o largo
supply of ore now in the bins.
The Duun's Mountain mine, near Salisbury, \: w.,
worked There is a large amount of ore on the
dumps. and the company is putting up Zu-skaInpp
mill and Blake crusber, which will treat about 40
tons of ore every twenty-four hours.
A report received Yesterday from the superinten-
dent OF the Empire mine. Utah. says: Worthlng-
ton and KnowleSs pumps running splendidly nave
running only at half speed to start with, and we
could run them twice as fast with safety. we, VIII
begin putting in the pump to-day, to hold the
water while we lower the Knowles pump"
The Dutch Creek Mining Company. new organi-
zation has bought rich property ten miles south
east of Salisbury. N. c., and is now buying ma
chinery IN New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

State bonds were more than usually active, par
ticulariy for Tennessee issues, which also were
strong at gher figures, 81, old, selling 62l2O92Ts,
new at G214063l4 and new series at 02os063-ali
against cole yesterday. Louisiana consols were 4
higher at 503a Georgia Gs sold ut Ill. and Missouri
0s 1887. at 110l2 There were no transactions 10
city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were much neglected the share
market commanding so large proportion Of the at
tention Of operators. There was some activity'in
Boston, Hartford and Erie tirsts between 81 Il and
COZ. the lower figure being the inal one, against
GO5a Yesterday Erie second consos luctuated be
tween 991o and 90, and closed at 09l4 New-Jersey
Central incomes declined TO 80, and Chesapeake and
Ohio currency interest to 52l2. Canada Southern
firsts Welded to 095s st. Louis and Iron Mountain
first incomes were % higher at 027s, but the second
incomes were 13s lower at 64l2. ToledI, Delphos
aud Burlington incomes further declined to 474.
Metropolitan Elevated frsts were weaker. and sold
at 1OJls01O43.. Ohio Central irsts were steady at
10lls but the incomes declined per cent to 60,
International and Great Northern seconds were
strong at 50, Denver and Rio Grande frsts yielde
10 to @. and Kansas Pacific eonsols were 4 lowei
at 1850 1O5 lS and Texas ana Pacluc incomes de'
cned rom S3 to S2l2. -
The SUBJ Treasury to-day gained S4s7O57 ON bal bal.
ance made up by gains OF 4O4 23i coin and SSZ sO3
currency This makes the total gain since Friday
81 433, ,303. The supply Of loanabe funds at the
Stock Exchange to-day was less liberal, and the rul-
ing rates for call loans were sac per cent. The
domestic exchanges on New-YoIk at the places
named are quoted as follows: Savannah. isSS
premium; Charleston lsO a premium; New-Orleanss
so cents 10 81 premium; ST. Louis par; Boston, 20
cents discount The United States Treasurer at Wash
ington to-day received $131.000 National bank
notes Tor redemption The customs receipts werc
S744. sol, and the internal revenue receipts were
1895 O9O The Clearing House statement to-day Is as
follows: Exchanges. $1174s9,455; balances
S421O,440 The transactions at tho Sub-Treas-
ury covered: Receipts, 1925 500; payments
$43S, $50; currency balance. $685.. .8l5; coin
balance, $S9.17l.169.
There is no change in the markets for foreign ex-
change. Business at O standstill and so dull that
the nominal rates be called neither strong nor
weak. The following are the posted quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
filming.

A CTIVE MINING STOCKS bought and sold:
"a Special facilities for furnishing mining anu
WATsoS & GIBs0N Bankers and Brokers, so Wallst
Ill ACTIVE MINING STOCKS and other
y sfGI3' asS al ;5
gs RAsR M2Ef REMf 0nR MESo EsS e. gs
A MEETING of the Stockholders OF the
dca sAap No MNT1M Il mnflHS IN 5 y on
The 2in day OF March Iss at II noon for the
psS hsfe 70 BE- oaers stock Of ,6.
psh phe csOS SocK @ Of the Company IS dvide to
the value OF $40 each and for the S1 1Ga
StGsr eere he eens to tho aO0GH
32hH 52tHftS i: @AISNhbAEHIp MENbEIG
sS aGEP GEPfEEskL K EEakLs.
EMIIE EMEI1S yXrABLEr z lIIr
Majority OF Trustees
pASSICK MINING co.
I'D Location Of Mne-I:osta Cu3ter County, Col
CAPITAL Ss Il Ws
nUNKIN MINING COMPANY
~ OF LEADVILLE. COL
100000 shares. rar value; s?s., ..,..,
IT.. CIIOLLAIt, Secretary
OFFICE: so Broad street
GLYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
Location OF principal place Of Francisco CALI
Location OF works District Mono County CaIiior
SoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN ma, At nre1nE f.G ot rnS ne
Board OF rCrtos G'M Ii c f rs @ Jay 'en % n M Ts was a.
lev ed upon tecapta stock o the c3poratol now Qutsll
nr plyab immediately In United states gold coin ~ tha
SECRETARY. The oice ot the cumply Room No }2S Mont
gon1ny 80 SP m tfas1i Bo%1y NG%Yarx Cts N'D"
ANY stock which Tbs asses n't Sllu remain unal
ar the Cicitcrh ttE Gay Oi trtTlay l79 VIII De drl
aucrt advertised sale at p'bc a1c3n and unless
pavu.nt before will be +0l On 11iurl' IN nh'
rrni gthl Of March 1881 toply Tie delinquent ass 80
cni costtOf aiverti'nS adj expenses II 5le
By oricr Of the Bolri ot Dt"It}'G ,ru,,t so,r,,-,
"a safe Den
frarCitCO. "a.
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
IL or FRISCO, UTAH ,o-
Uilcc, No a Wall.st.
Aew.lork.
CTARR-GROVE SILVER MINING CO.,
~ MPs Hn 655i M ii"ic 9ooS GSi4y slie sioea
'' D. J0iN H. BoTHwELI.. secretary
Office No Nassans,. cIr Wal,t. y. y
OFFICE or SroHMoNr SEVER MISING COMPANY }
10. NAsAv. COR. or WALLst,
CTOC KHOLDERS' EErING.-NOTlCE is
- hcehy ryea tht Stockhocrt m-Gilng OF Tue nor nor
March 1851 at i sl"cx noon u said day for the par
stick q, the opiny ijOU shares Of tho par VI u9
dollar rhIro 20 2OOuOO shares Oi lo par 'a'
5SIiN y i GEfHErm (. fHH;EirmwrL1.( Majority
PAlMtG Trustees.
IL. HUAGLAND,
iNIIE SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
ORGANIZED under the laws o. tha STA . 81 NeT.fDr%
Mine iucitei MonteLunl san nit Cpu1:', Cb)rlll
Capita, sl.OOO.UJJ. FdlLpui Anl No tAb''il)'h
6UOOOO ShlreL Par vaiue S!sI;L
WM. f. DANA, > S'crotlry.
once. co Bro,dway. NevYorS. Room IT,
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Brushes.
NGESSRS. JOHN G. MACMURRAY & CO.,
NI MANUPACrUHERS OF BRUSHES
277 Pearlst, NewIork.
Geuenen Please send By express dozen Extra Var
nIsh brushes 90: Extra Flat Varish brushes
III inches: dozen queen Flat Paint Brushes 4inches
Your Brushes the only good ones we have ever found
Respectfully Yeurs
DC.& q. ". RICHARDSON,
March 81, 1881. Auburn, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
HIarble ano 6late alantels.

WOOD and SLATE MANTEL9.-Th most
w Yarfsd and complete stock Of anS mantos
hibinon. +. b. srEWABr co. rs West SSLss. Neg
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

L Y ARTEkMASIEKS OFFICE, l. 81 OIkAhD Sl'{
PhI..kpLLIliiA PENN MarCh ~, 1881: }
gEiLED PROPOSALS. IA ifpllcat'. with cODy OF thlS
aud Of the Instructions TO bidders attached 10
Tor ushng the UntcI states Uuartermacrs Department
" iho following a:t.CtA:
TO br dc iYnred the rtermasters Depos at Fhaic
thtn. JCusrsOuVlle le ltd;
900 AN,A lOOuU AN-elycs; 900 ShovelS with long han
dies Irnmpris 300 Trumpet Gro ks 31OO0 Tent ihS
900 ScTubDng Brushes 10000 yards Dark B'ue WOOL
Shrurg Flannel, 81. 10 ounces. 10000 yards canton
/" be q riverd at tho Quarcrmsstcrs Depot at Phadc
ulu. Itlui
10, - ne mniA 900 Helmet IlgcS 10000 Top p!cc's
and sp.cs 5000 SIDE IIutOIs, assorted; ltuD Wllte
Nr'a.' Nunbrrs. 10000 Campaign hats; 25OOO FORAGE
ndcr+hrtS l2J. 90 pairs WOOL StOrk
rEn 900 White Bcri1 Gloves l"OOl paiIs WVJl
MiItrus. IOOJ pairs ATctIc CvershOcs; 2OoOJ WO0an
Tnnkcs yards G. cacng oth 10000 yards Sky;Duo
X, ,rUy heavy quality lJuun yards Cape Lining llIu
mol II 900 ytrs 81 D4rl Bur Finne for Bouscs; 5000
warns anvas Padding 1901 yards >lesa 500 ounces six
iwist; 300 pounds Linen Machine Thicad; 44OO dozen
SnoI cotton: iurO gross Coat Buttons !OOO eOss Slit
Httous; 10000 Hooks and Eyes; ln.hOO wards WOised
cord. 40 ODU Ont Buckles 2Jp.OOO yarls White Tape
Ldet are hat all artc,cs Will be suDectel 10
rlc inspection full compliance Nth the specifications
viii bn nsised upon. and that no articles Inferior 70 tho
stand RI Will be ac' epeh. .-,,,,,
The Government the hight TO reject any or az bids
preference win be given TO articles OF domcsr producop
nnd manufacture conditions ~ lce ami quay bong equal
HIrr that these goods deliverable
and pay bic on and after July !. lNSl. - 4,
Of printed Instructions 10 Ddlets anu olhcr III
formation appy at tins Onlce . . ,,.., q, - ,,uo.o.o,.
kuvrupcs ntaiuBg prJpOSas TO be lndOrscd IroOsa's
for Mlary supplies" and addressed 10 tho undcr crsicneL
u. H. RUCKkk, Asst, Y. Nj. General, L, S a.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Dress Alakins.
TARESSMAKER.-First class German dress
IL maker out by the day private families; do cut
ing Thoroughly Address l., Box GO, Tribune Up
town 0nlee, l23S Broadway.
ESSMAKER-Ladies', children's, infants
OAIu boya UpeIAies all machines WV. perfect 81 % q
Gay AdiressJ, A. O2 East l4thst. Advertisement Office
L'IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER by the day
Il or week, l5l East 43d 81
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
ynsfrnrfioH.
For Bows and Young Men-city.
- A LIVE SCHOOL"
This title has been appropriately gwen 70
pACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE.

PAcKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE
Itfts exactly The school "ave" from beginning TO
end 1t has live proprietor live teachers live students ana
live course Of study Nothing dead or dull about ana
nothing cheap good tuition price Is charged
and gwen for IN money Call and see ior yourse'
or send for the Story OF Live School"
s. 8. PACKARD, Proprietor.
sos Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
Dropo5als.
PROPOSALS for BUFFALO OVERCOATS,
i FUR CAPS and GAUNrLrTS -

1l3a ORARD-sr. phil iDgLruLA. Penn. Feb - 1851
Scale prOpoSa In tripucatc. with copy oi tis hNer
cmcn will b. received at this once UNI II
Auril >. 1881 for furnishing te = ste
5000 Bunao 'NerColtr 5000 hiuskfat
Luno caps. 1000 pairs us%rl; u: blcal9 GauntletA
either the
PhLieph cunl - 'pOis of IA" QulTttrllsteI9
jriai tuen bid nfpTutI thi ali artirlet VIII
H., suhcc Ell TO a rgil ia1pcc:ol and that iu conpnlncc
win M standard wiz b. InSstcl upon, AMI that no
Article ~. error 70 th-rn viii be t'rJtei .,,,,-
he Government the tight 70 reci any or al DN
LIecrrucc win Lc Irtcef ot domestic pr"uctpn
aud manufacture cJnd!1ls Of pcc a1d quality being equal
ddc.s informed that these goods are de veaOle ana
nav aUlr aud after July l. lSSl. ,,,.
For further Information At THIS Oince also Or UanA
prOinsa ,. = ,- ,.,...., =. p.oro- a..
ior Kunio OvrcOais Fur caps aad Gaunilct and ad
drrssrd o the undersgued
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
Cost nn0 foun0.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
IfTTOWN OFFICES, No. l.2:iN broadway. corner Thirty
irss. 30S Wrst ruentytmrla ~. oOr Eighth ave. NJ.
I East tuuricenth.st Uuion.sGuaro. 700 rhri
ave cor Fory-s yrntlsf, tho HARLEM OFFICES. Nos
I,DOI and 23O0 lhrl.iyo. coz Onohunlroi anltweny'
1itlIsi. up % o. m. a,rcguar office ratos
DANK BOOK LOST.-Iiank book No. 1873, ,Gl7
ID of the BOWERY SAVINGS BANk Is msslug. The
IS requested TO tho Bank II not restored
bcDre I'D ay of April 1884, Application will DO mado TO
he liauk for a new book.
DANK BOOK L0ST.-Banll book No. 400, 601
ID Of the BJWERY SANiNuS BAN ~ missing. Tho
finder requested return the Bank. II restored
before I'D day Of Apr 1881 application VIII he made 10
tho Bank for q new book.
\ T.-Pass- book on Greenwich Savings
i Bank, No. l2i,3i5. Finder return 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

CTIVE MINING STOCKS bought and sold:
N Special facilities for furnishing mining investments anu
late adVices from the mines Correspondence invited
WATSON & GIBSON. Bankers and Brokers. 6O Wansl.
ALL ACTIVE MINING STOCKS and other
n investment securities 5)uxlt and s)l on commission
by NIXON & HAINE5 formerly NIXON, TILESION q
% 6l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

For Young Ladies-Citv.
MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH
N NO 81 EAST 39TH.5E
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13

After waiting three days, Senator
ConkliAg sent = letter of sympathy
tAr ough Attorney General MacYeagh.
What pity, for him, that he didn't do
it promptly. Knoruiu6 Chr Ontcle.
For week past not snarl at the
lordly Roscoe had been heard from
the Chronicle. To US it appears that
any hasty gush of sympathy on the
part of COnkling, or any attempt to
place himself at the head of the pro-
ccssiOn as chief mourner, would have
been unseemly and indicate, and
if we mistake not, the Chronicle has
heretofore commended his reticence
upon the subject of the attempted
assassination as most appropriate,
the relations between the admins
tration and himself considered. But
now, by the blessing Of Providence,
we are assured that Garfield will re-
cover, Arthur will not be President,
the stalwarts will not control the
patronage, and therefore Blanche,
Tray and Sweetheart, and all the
balance of the pups, can yelp around
and snap at the lion in the tolls.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
The MORRISTOWN GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1881.
Henry watterson, in the Courier

Henry Wattorson, in the Courier
Journal, sloshes over with indigna-
ton at the bare possibility that a
politician and machine man like
Chester A. Arthur may become Pre-
sident of these United States. Good
enough, so far as it COOS. But this
selfsamo Henry, with all the power
that in him lies, urged the peculiar
fitness of Stanley Matthews, one OF
the prime movers and chief actors in
the most infamous piece of political
villainy ever perpetrated-the Presi-
Dental steal of 1876-tO wear judi
cial ermine on the Supreme Bench
of the United States We fear con-
sistency is not the brightest Jewel
that shines in the tiara which adOrns
Henry's classic brow.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
TIE INJUNCTION SUIT

The argument of the motion to
dissolve the injunction in the 1908
State debt case was closed at Nash
vile on Tuesday of last week, and
it is thought likely that Chancellor
Merritt will render his decision some
day this week. The opinion prevails
to a large extent among State credit
men that Chancellor Merritt will not
dissolve the injunction but will
throw the entire responsibility upon
the Supreme Court. In this event,
it may be that the question will not
be finally determined before we have
another election; for the Supreme
Judges will not make unusual haste
to dispose of a matter of such mo-
mentous importance. So the pros
peet is that, instead of finding our
debt settled, we will have, possibly,
moro bitter and exciting struggle
on the subject, next year, than ever
before. And in this connection,
y while regarding ourselves as sound
as a dollar" on this question, we
must be permitted to repeat what
wehave heretofore expresseiin these
columns, that we think it exceed
ingly unfortunate that the State ere
dit party ever departed from the so
proposition. With that the poo
pie would have been content 1t is
already manifest chat they are not
satisfied with the 1908 basis, how
ever much better it would be for
them to accept it cheerfully There
were many questionable doings in
regard to the passage of the 1908
bill that have tended to increase tho
popular discomfort. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that it is so, but it is best al
ways to look facts squarely in the
face aud prepare to meet them.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
90 TO WORK.

At this and every. station along
our railroads are seen daily crowds
Of able bodied young men, white and
black, who are simply loaters. They
toll not-yet they consume. This
is not the worst. They grow daily
in crime. The world is full of work
to be dono. Labor of all kinds is in
demand. If you cannot find work
in one line, seek it in another. 1t
is much better and more honorable
to handle the pick and the shovel on
the railroad than to loaf around the
tavern and the depot. Vagraney is
ruinous. Go 10 work.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
ASSASSLNA TON OF THE PRESL
DENT

= .H- DENT.
The horror and indignation with
which the intelligence Of the Presi-
sal dents assassination was received is
equalled only in the intense anxiety
for his recovery from the assassin s
bullet. 1t is the hope Of every cir
Gle, and the anxious inquiry at eve
ry meeting And this, regardless OF
party or color. Such spontaneous
and universal interest is honorable
alike to us as a people and Nation,
and highly complimentary to Presi-
dent Garfield. It evidences several
things hopeful Among these, that
patriotism is not dead-that some
thing ofthe sentiment that bequeath-
ed to us this the proudest and the
best" still pulsates in the American
bosom. That when the national life
is endangered, as in the attack on
the President, the people are ready
to the defense-and that there is no
sympathy-nOne-for these murder
ers, whether their thirst for blood
originates in personal piques or So
called patriotic impulses The Nj
hilistic apology is not acceptable to
us as people. We say, God save
the President. In this we but voice
the sentiment of the people, without
regard to party or color.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13

is the exclamation of moro than
one poor Woodworking man aud
woman DO you know why %
aches2 Il "a because your kidneys
are over taskcd and need strength
ening, and your system needs to bee
clcansed OF bad humors. Kidney
Wort is the medicine sou need. 1T
acts like a charm. says 20 we'll
known physician, ~ mover knew DO
10 fail. Liquid or dry sold los
Druggist Boston Post,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13

The new advertisement of Taze-
we'll College, Tazewell, Tenn, APP
pears to-day. Everybody read it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
a Great Itnfernrisc-

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing
Company is one of Rochesters
greatest business enterprises. Their
Hop Bitters have reached a sale be-
yond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found their way
into almost every household in the
land - (fr0BLje
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
sENsIBLE TO THE LAST.

job Printing neatly exrcnted at The
GAZETTE office.