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Fl. I, Carpenter, Esq. Henderson, \. Y, cured
OF Ps0riasi or LeP osy. Of twenty years stand
ing by tie CutIcura kes0ly5nf internally and
CutiCuTa and Gu icura Soap externally The most
wonderful case on record. Cure certified to be
fore justice of the peace and prominent ELI
Zans afflicted with itching and ecalT diseases
sn0uld send 70 Us Tor ibis te9tmonIal In i.Ili.
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Retail Iron Market,

Retail Iron Market
Knoxville, December 81
,,,l lie thoH-i'o horse per rolind, 5lac one
AAILs-Per keg rates s4.09: per pound. SC.
h0fSE SHoES-Per key, $500; turned. Ice
ca n.
Horse SHOE NAr.s-Fer pound, 2oa25c,
HARROW IEEFH-PeF pound 3a3tac
BoLLoNARE Per pound. 4c
GLAs5-CoMm0n size, uer box, s. 25a35f,
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Live Stock Market,

Live Stock Market.
kNOXYILLE December 81.
CORRECTED DAILY BY BRADLEY LEE.
REVIEW.
tatHe III good supply and common grades
SLOW sale. Hogs i'll good demand.
CATTLE.
No. l. 2afo; god fat, 400 to 800 b..
2l4a2A4c GEdina ! 14a2c.
SHEEP:
Best ga u &c; coed, pc.
VEAL GALYES-.5t .25a3 90.
HOGS.-fat hogs ( acc gross; 6c7c nett.
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pTafEHtUsN ORGANS 80 seops. 10
DEL = set EE eds, Da.sy 500
zzHre sa9aEd aaesuas naeuts Ready
n. j. f..y15S 49,
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Keep your family well supplied With
'ssasss' Cough Syrup" pse il in time !;
yoa VIII avert bronchial and pulmonary
ahestions Is cents.
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Death to rats and yermia, Parsons Ex-
tsrminater.
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LYDIA G. PsNKHAM'S

VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

Is Positive Cure
for nj! these Painfiil CompiGiats and " eaknesse>
soconimOn 70 our hest female popnintioh'
It will cure entirely the worst form OF feinsle Soi
rlsn1s ell ovarian troubles Inflammation and uicera
ton Falling and Displacements, and the consequent
SPINAL weakness and is particularly adapted TO the
Change OF Life.
IL will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus an
an early stage of development. The tendency to can
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I, removes fantness fatnency, all craving
,rstiu,ulants and relieves weakness of the stomach
II cures Bloatng Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility Sleepessness Depression and 1ndi-
gestIon.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
Da bscache Is always permanently cured by its uss
twill at all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
E,r the cureof Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINkEAE'S VEGETABLE COM.
POTrSDis prepared at 2SS and $50 Western Avenue,
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IN the form OF pills also in the form of lozenges
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answers all letters Of inquiry Send for pamph
lat Address as above Mention th's Paper.
Ma family should be without LYDIA E. PlNKHAx's
LIVER Pills They cure constipation biliousasss
and torpidlty of the liver IS cents per box.
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S&E4T ESEEEgJYz.

Those who have experienced the tormentS Of
Salt Rh9um can appreciate the agony ] endured
for years. unt:i cured hy the CaticurA Res0iqent
internally and CutjcuIa aUd Cuttcur2 Soap eX-
ternaly.
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DRUGGISTS SELLsr.

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Spun Cotton.

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leme7sglIe Marshal co. Tenn.
mad Swelling ii my Head something like
serofuld, and the use OF Dr.. Clark ,Johnson's In
dian Blood Syrup did me more good than any
other medicine I ever tiled
r. C. EDWARDS
AGENTS wanted for the safe OF the Indian
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Canned Good.
Layer RaiSin. Pb0x SO IS
a.. ~ He
Soaps,
KNOXVILLE SOAPS
Salt.
Tobacco.
Rice,


pounds g 25a2 rs kanawa. q sacks i IS
Family, IS Virginia,
pound bxs... 50aS 90 Kings, t9sack 20
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
A COl0red Centenarian.

About nine miles from Huntsville
in the northeastern part Of the coun
ty, lives "Uncle" Tom Leatherwoed,
or rather what is left of his former
self after 107 years voyage on the
troublesome waves OF checkered life.
With frosted locks and a decrepid
form his frail bark now almost rests
In the calm wateIs of''the OF ,er shere'
-perchance lingering yet a little long
er to give the still unprepared voyager
more time to make ready for his land
ing. Uncle Toms senses are well
preserved. He says he has not visited
Huntsville in fifty years. but remem
bers when there we're only two or
three huts here, and one OF th m oc
cupied by Hunt after whom the place
is named. Some of the party visiting
him read to him fren the Scriptures
He listened attentivsly and expressed
his thanks warmly.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
New Officers of NJ. Il c. Railroad


At the recent Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. in this city. the
following new Board of Directors
were elected
w. NJ. Harrington, J. A. HAYES
Jr.. R. D Fraser, G. M. Fogg. Mem
phis, Y. X. Stevenson, w. M. Dun
can, Jere Baxter, Gov. j. d. Porter.
Nashville; Chas. Y Swan, D. L. Ey-
ans, New York; j. L. Cadwalladsr.
Philadelphia; W. r.. Rison Hunts
vile; 9. H. Phinizey, Augusta. Ga.
At meeting of this Beard Y X.
Stevenson was chosen President and
Jere Baxter, Vice President.
The past management Of the read
was condemned by resolution Of the
stockholders, and legal proceedings
authorized to recover the road from
the lessees.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Personal.

Mr.. Francis Davis opened his
school at Union School House, Mon :
day.
Ex-Gov David P. Lewis has been
confined to his bed from the effects OF
an accidental fall.
Mr. Joe Johnson has removed to
Chattanooga.
Master Willie Bentley left last Sat
urday, for Spring Hill, Tenn.
MIss Katie A. Bradford spent a
week in the country, the guest of Mrs
billiard.
Messrs. James H. Weatherly and
Woodley Elicit, having harvested
their crops, are attending school at
Rust institute.
Mr.. VIM. Richardson has changed
his run between Memphis and Chatta-
nooga and Will hereafter run from
Memphis to some point South of that
city.
Rev. Hm Goston has returned
from Arkansas to this city.
Mr.. E H. Jones, of Greenbrier,
made flying business trip to town
Friday.
G. n Jones of Belle Nina was in
town this week
Rev. Alfred Barnette has returned
from his trip to Rodgersyille.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
N. E. District Conference.

The Huntsville District Conference
passed off ut Decatur, Nov. u. 1881,
most pleasantly. 1t was indeed the
largest we ever saw i'm this District
more than 60 delegates or members be-
ing present during tho session. Not
! withstanding day or two of bad wealth
er the Conference room was filled daily
aud great many visitors and inspec-
tors were present. The presiding elder
was at his post and opened the Co,fer-
fence at2 P. NJ 3. Thursday, reading the
chapter of Corinthans. The hymn
And are we YET alive was sung with
much power and spirit. The presiding
Elder deserves credit for the able man
ner in Which he presided over this Con
ference. We were, indeed, glad to
have MIR. ID. 5. Brandon representing
Lakeside Sunday School and Rust
Normal Institute with us. He informed
ns tnat, school was prosperous. and
growing rapidly. The outlook enceur-
aging in every particular showing to
the Conference what the school is do
ing. He walked up the old members of
the District to 60 out and work for the
greater success OF the school, and the
Young men, to enter school and better
prepare them selves for the the minis
try. Weare blessed ito have such a
school in our midst as the Rust Normal
Institute and we are more than thank
full and dOubly blessed to set under the
instructions Of such teachers who ebly
teach the lessons Of the text books, and
what is higher, morality and religion
We al e determined to do all i'm our pow
er to support it at home and abroad.
| Tbs literary exercises passed off most
profitably opened by Rev. Andrew
Sheffield full blooded Methodist sub
ect being $ The study of Gods word. =
Many engaged in this discussion and
we are persuaded it will cause more
attention to be given to the Bible in the
future than have been in the past. The
District was shown be be growing gen
orally. The future outlook is hopeful.
The pastors reports all spoke we'll for
the years luxor. There has been con
stsnt gr )wth an general increase in all
the Church work. There were more
local preachers, exherters. Stewards,
Glass leaders, Sunday school Superen-
tendents twho are also members OF the
District Conference) than ever before.
Ike reports of each showed success in
their different circles. The next Dis
trict Conference was voted to meet ut
Oakland Church in Limestone Comfy
w. Ii. NELSON,
Sec, Huntsville Conference.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
News Item >.

Fred Douglass lectures at Chattanoo- :
ga on the 22nd.
Ten color ed men have bean hung in
Georgia this year.
Fred Dodglass is worth about 800, 900
Boston forbds smoking at the polls
Queen Victoria has reigned 45 ears.
America produce $}7, ,o0D 900 silver
last year
Baltimore forbids the sale of toy pis
tolls.
Nickels to the amount of $5,175 ,562
50have been coined.
Colored New Workers are raising
800, 900 to builda hall for the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Prof. Edison, the in ventor OF the
Electric lamp. employs colored sci
enlist who is graduate OF Oberlin.
Rev. DR.. Henry Highland Garrett,
the new American Minister to Liberia
sailed for LiverDool last Saturday.
The pointing of a gun or pistol load
ed 1r unloaded, is made crime b.
Georgia laws.
There will be planted around Presi-
dent Garfield's grave a weeping beach,
a pyramidal oak, buckeye aud silver
fir.
COMMISSIONS Raum during his al
miaistration has collected over $6G0
OOO, 900 of taxes without having lost IA
dollar by defalcation.
Senator Antony has served contnu-
ously in the Senate % years.
Secretary Blainris e<ti mated to be
worth $1,000 900.
The Captive Zulu King Cetewayo has
been granted permission TO visit Eng
land.
The q oss earnings of the NJ. G., r X
fer year en- ling June Ist 1881 amounted
to $l3l2. 2.0s2.
Montana has post office named You
Bet
The jury for the trial Of Guiteau was
completed "Wednesday and the Court
took recess for one day.
A chartered Company is preparing to
introdnce the Brush electric light III
Nashville.
The Masonic H. ii near I te is Sp in ,
Tenn,, valued ut ST. 90 was burned on
tbs 10Th.
The Government mas summoned 90.
WINES ses Tor Guiteau.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

Last week in Lawrence. county,
Bob Letson was tried for one Of the
blackest crimes that ever disgraced
a civilized people, He eloried in
having brutally murdered "a man
who had never wronged him. The
proof was conclusive; indeed he
made no denial of having done the
henious deed but plead that it was
not murder. A jury of twelve men,
after hearing all the evidence, deci-
ded that twelve years in the peniteL-
tlary would expiate the crime, if
crime it be to kill a good man with
out any provocation.
We would not like to assert that
politics had anything to do with the
killing or the trial Every man can
draw his own conclusions. Rev.
James Nj. Pickens was the Green
back candidate for Governor last year.
He made short but active canvass.
He was Justly regarded as an elo-
quent, able advocate of anti bourbon
ism. On the day previous to his be-
ing murdered, Letson remarked that
he would ride fifty miles to kill a
man who would publish such political
matter as that contained in a copy
of the Huntsville Advocate, which a
man had been reading to him Mr.
Pickens had made arrangements to
commence in few days the publica-
tion of Greenback newspaper at his
home. At the time of the murder
evidence was being taken in the
Lowe Wheeler contest. And last
but by no means least Gen'l Wheeler
Volunteered his services, and
did actually aid in defending Letson.
We do not know that there is any
political significance in all this. But
then it is little singular. However,
Lessons sentence of only twelve
years is another strong proof of jury
imbecility. Mcbride need have no
fears now but that he viii be prompt
ly acquitted.
The evidence agalns Letson was
positive, without one single extenua-
ting circumstances connected with
it. The evidence against Mcbride
is only circumstancial, but III it there
is no gap. OF course he will be ac-
quilted; that is, if he is tried in
Lawrence county.-Hartselk Sentinel. l..
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Rev. w. H. Nelson .

The Annual Conference which cen
venes at Marien the 1st proxime
could not better satisfy the congrega-
ton of Lakeside M. E. Church
here than by returning its present
pastor. Discharging the grave and
sometimes perplexing duties of his
position in such manner as to ad
vance the interests and good name oi
his church his services could not well
be dispensed with Under his charge
the membership has increased this
year at an unparalleled rate
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
MARRIED

RICHARDSON FosTER-In the Baptist Church
at Florence, Ala, at O'Clock p. n. Wednes-
day Nov. 10th 1881, by Rev. w. =. North
cross Mr.. Peyton Richardson to Miss Docia
Foster.
HAI.sEY -LANDMAN In Fayetteville, Tenn,
sunday, Nov. IS. 1881, Mr.. Robert $. Halsey
to Miss Lille p Landman, all Of Huntsville.
WHIrrEN-SALE AT the Nj. T. Church,
South, Tuesday, Nov 10, 1881, by Kew. john
A. Thompson, Solon l.. Whitton, II Florence
Ala. to Miss Charlie G. Sale, oI l. :, tle
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Wonderful Power.

When a medicine performs such cure
as Kidney Wort is constantly doing =
may truly he said to have woilde al
power. A carpenter in Mont gomerN
Vt. had suffered for eight years from
the worst of kidney diseases. and had
been wholly ineapacitated for wort
He saws. zone boxmad new man OF
me. and / sincerely believe it Will re-
store 10 health all that are similarly al !.
t,,cted.n tits now sold in both liquid
and dry form-Dan6n,y News.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Annual Conference.

The Alabama Annual Conference
of the M. e. Church will convene at
Marion on the first Of December
Bishop Simpson presiding. Business
of great importance to the church will
be transacted and large attendance
is expected.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Nsi!bl.rheo1 News snado3sip'


~Ine rov;fal al Lakeside contln-
Nothing excels the delightful
weather of Indian Summer.
Thursday is thanksgiving.
Rust Institute is flourishing.
Book Auction at Murphy's daily.
The last Fair nstted $3.50 to the
Association.
The Cotton Factory will soon be-
gin the manufacture Of yarn.
Considerable cstton still remains
unpicked in the fields.
They are waiting for more ma
chinery at the Oils Mills.
Renew your subscription to the
GAZETTE, and keep thanksgiving.
The old Robinson livery stable
has been replaced by new baildinA
-Murray's book store begins to
wear its attractive holiday appearance
Boats on the Tennessee are said
to be more actively engaged than fol
Years.
When Methodist conferences are
about chickens will do we'll to roost
h II.
Decatur played the host admira-
hly in entertaining the Conference
delegates last week.
A colored man was run over and
killed by the cars between Greenbrier
ard the river last week.
A neat, new brick pavement has
been laid ia front of Mrs. N. Her
STEMS popular Millinery establish
meut.
The branches of the old hedge
are still allowed to obstfuct the side
walk running west from Henry to
Pump street
The North Alabama Conference
Of the NJ E. Church South, csnvenes
in this city next Wednesday. Bishop
Mcryelre will preside.
Parents will find it to their advan-
tage to push their children into school
now and let them have the benefit of
the pleasant weather.
AS Christmas falls on Sunday
this year and the city aas tai en- to
prohibiting the popping Of FIRE crack
ers, cur merchants would do we'll not
to lay in heavy stock.
No man would draw better
mere than the Hon. Frederick
Douglass. There is = strong desire
to hear him, and it is to be hoped that
he Will accept the invitation extended
him to visit Huntsville after his lee
ture Id Chattanooga on the 22nd.
-"God Bless the Little Woman +"
Just published by F. w. Helmwiek
loo Elm ST., Cincinnati, is one Of the
most beautiful songs that has ever
Come to this office. 1t refers to the
noole wife of our late President.
bargains Bargains !! in
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Huntsville, Ala
NnVnnlhrr / 1881 !.

Novembrrll l 1SS1.i
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowin. settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proDTin sup
port OF his claim, and secure final entry
thereof and that said proof will be III i'd
gefo-e the Register and Receiver a
HuntsvilT" Ala on the l9th December
1881. H m stead entry No. 6236, for the
..ast half OF the south west quartz" anu
add entry No. 1919 for the south
wcat of the southwest quarter III sec =
township 8 range D east-johh hIykeh-
dall-to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said tract ard
names the following as his witnesses.
viz: VIM. Z. johnson RoDt johnson,
NJ. f. Corbin. j. +. Chambers, all OF
Lot, Marshall Gu. Ala.
JNO. NJ. CROSS,
Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
A Chance to Get Barg Tins
IN FINE BOOKS.
At Auction or Private Sale

will sell every evening duriug the
week, and Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, during the forenoon, The LARGEST
FINEST and most select stock of Books,
ever offered for sale in any City in the
South. Comprising History, Biogr a
ply, Poetry. Fine Arts and General
Litersture Call an see for Yourselves.
r. f. MURPHY, Auctionoer.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
DO YOU want Sewing Machine

A genuine Singer New Family
DROP Leai, sold by agents for 500
Jet, and a Light Running New Home
sewing Machine. No 4, with full set
If attachments, manufacturers pnce
500, for sale at this office, at great
oarglins. Call in person for terms,
or address, GAZETTE COMPANY,
If Huntsville Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
f1ntSVilleGazette
.,rURDAY, NOV. 10. 1881
,v,ere to get the Gazette;

ALABAMA
Rioford, general agent,
4 4 BlankenshiR:
~ - R. Burris. Florence'
lohn' Ti.dale, Decature.
~ stewart. Hillsboro.
P " Braxdall, Tailadega.
.IeG, Es,,sr Brsziel, Mobile.
NI,'I Iogwood, Courtia"o'
:. EG.rid i Ne Me1Donell, Tr'a''a'
P", Iamps. DePriest,
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NI' Rrown, n Hillsboro.
20 Elliott, Tuscumpla.
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Rev, wv " Mckinney, Marion.
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TENNESSEE:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Patterson, Niagara Falls N.
J. Dead, Nashville, Tenn.
VIM. II. Singleton, Chattanooga Tenn
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~ z w FIR vi
FOSTER & HARRIS.

Dealers in Firearms anI N milton
Call an examine our sto * Of Rlht',
Shot Guns, Pistols, and sporting appt-
ratus. Ammunition speciality.
Repairing done at s'Iorte st n,tice. /,
Aug, u. .--
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
$1,000 Rewarda

For any case Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
Ulcerate or Protruding PILES that
DEBANG's PILE REMEDY fails to cure.
Preprred by j. p. Miller, NJ D., 9l5
Arch St, Phila., Pa. NoHe gesanine aOihE-
ona his signature. Send for circular. All
druggists or general stores have or will
get it for you. 81. Sold i'll Huntsville
by j. l.. RisoD. druggist.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
OBITUARY .

DC. LockLAYER -Courtlar t' Nv. Is.
Mr. d. G. Locl1layer, a form Of j.
H. Binford in your city, dice I one
o'clock Sunday, Nov. 13 1881
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
DIED.

SHIELDS In this City sunday morning Nov
3, 1891. Tenn Anna, infant child OF Mrs. Mary
Shields.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
MRS. R, HERSTEIN.
1881. FALL and WINTER. 1881.
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS

Millinery
carefully Winter Goods
blowing -
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
SENTENCED
To the Penitentiary for Twelve Year
Was the Verdict Of the Jury A gainst
Bob LetSon.

For the Murder of Rev. j. VI. Pick.
ems
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-20
Domestic Dashes.

Albany, 19.-The bill providing
for the holding of special elections
to fill vacancies in Congress was,
after slight amendments, ordered to
the third reading.
st. LoJus, 19.-EdwaTd Kirby. one
of the associate editors Of the Globe
Democrat, whose skull was frac-
tured by runaway horse on the
4th Of July, died to-day.
A Post despatch from Jefferson
City says: The governor adheres to
his determination not to interfere
in the case Of Talbot brothers, who
will be hanged at Maryyille on Fri
day.
New York, 19.-The Post. in 8
financial article, estimates that the
present depression in stocks is the
result Of manipulation by large
owners of trunk lines. Tire point of
interest now is when sEall Il suit
Vanderbilt to use his influence to
stop the trunk line war. There is
nothing in the general condition Of
trade or industries Of the country
which bids disaster or which is dis
couraging to the speculative situa-
ton. Wall street is more dependent
on Vanderbilt than on anything else.