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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-22

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We have. rerayed Tue GAZETTE o.
fee to thaseeePfs ssSES ia lbsNHn Huss
block, opposite lbe, Post Office, where
our patrons win find US ready TO serve
thatksf Aii5 peIsOns Indebted 20 as for
suBs4ibttOri, s5ferffsing and job work
are earnestly s0hioaeA 60 eerne forward
and settaa p..f Mr. re-sioval has cost US
conGatrable, aI4d there arc other claims
on US which ard urgent. Please gtye
this appeal your att entiOn, Delinquent
subscriber.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-22

The following is the list of mar
riage licenses issued for Hamblen
county since list day of Feb, 1882 (:
John Bettes TO Laura Gear.
s. b. Long to Catherine Rogers.
Anderson Watts to Lucy G. Clark.
Ezra 2. Stephens to Rosana Lame.
Jos. VI. Owens to Theora J. Owen.
w. a. Robertson to Annie Parkey.
J. III. Merryman to Fannie Sears.
JAS. N. Harris to Matte Graves
George T. Noe TO Sarah Noe.
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The Christian AdrOcate, of Nash
vile, viii be issued daily during the
session of. the General Methodist
iConferanee, which viii convene An
that city next Nay. frA~
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Baltimore Market.


March IS, 1852
The past week shows no special fea-
ture in the m oney and stock markets.
There were some inquiries for Marietta
IE Cincinnati issues. The grain market
was Irregular. but prices have constantly
advanced, until business was checked
pricsksbeing far hey ond shippers views.
Flouf ruled very firm, with the market
active until yesterday. To-day holders
were 5irta but there was little done, as
buyers would not respond to The de-
mands OF the sellers. The provision
market was dull at about steady prices;
butter firn at the highest prices OF the
winter far good o. ooks inferior neglect.
ed; cheese has been fairly active at fun
rates for job; eggs were active but
prices have declined, Sugar rated
steady throughout the week with g.
quiet trade; coffee, very firm with az
advaneeo f &c on all descriptions. Live
stock has been fairly actiye; beef cattle
about ics higher; sales dult1 last week
Shipments continued scarce and all
receipts were taken up at full prices.
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Many miserable people drag them
selves about with failing strength, feel
ing that they are steadily sinking iuto
their graves, when by using Parker's
Ginger Tonic they would find cure
Commencing with the FIRST dose, aud VII
tslity and strength quickly and surely
coming back 70 them.
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Join and cicero Zoe were graaI

John and Cicero Poe were grahH
ed a new trial BY the Supreme
Court, on Thursday. They were
indicted, it will be remembered, i'm
Franklin county, for having, on the
9Th day of February, 1881, murder
ed K. J.. Baker, We're tried, found
guilty and sentenced to be hanged.
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NOTICE.

an MONDAY, THE BID DAY
W of April, 1882, at the door Of the Court House
in MorriKtcwn, Tennessee, within legal hours,
win offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, and
sell the same for cash IN hand, all the right, title
claim or interest that I II. johnson has IN or to
lot of ~ acres OF land, situate within the cOrpor-
ate limits Of MorriStown, on the south side Of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad,
aud west of Cain Hotel bounded and adjoining
the lots of Mrs. NRrcissa Oven, and in front by
the line of the railroad, being the same lot con-
veyed 30 7. II. Johnson by w D. Cannon and
= 2. RVrns, on the 18th Of July, 1877, by deed
registered In Hsmblen county book number 2,
pages 90, 81, TO which reference is here made for
more accurate description of said lot of land
which lot of land is levied to satisfy an execu-
ton Inn my hsnds issued from the Chancery Court
Of Hamblen county, in the case of L. r. Leepar
VS. i. b. Snoddy, admir- of Russell Riggs decd,
vs.. J. NJ. BsEley and others, aud win be sold un-
less tbs debt and costs paid.
Tha sd day Of February, 1882
W. H MAZE,
Sheriff Of Hamblen County.
y nach1 4w-prs fee Sc 90.
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1t is said the Hon. Stanley Mat
theva nf aisi us. sapreme Court,
is to try the case Of Geo. I. I4arkin,
charged with the murder Of his
cousia, Arthur Larkin, the fourth
Monday IN May, at Knoxville
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We can, without hesitation, say
that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has
given the best satisfaction. We have
sold an immense amount of it dur
ing the past winter WALLACE, Hu-
TON &-Co., Druggists, Lock Hagen,
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The Philadelphia Press fears that
the Mississippi Valley floods are the
precursors Of some general misfor-
tune. 1t remarks that commercial
changes are apt TO be preceded in
this country by some great destruc-
ton of property" The panic of
1887 was, and so was the panic of
1873, the one by a fire in New
York and the other by the great
fires of Chicago and Boston. This
time q great loss of property by
floods in the river valleys comes
just as the country is bracing itself
for fall in prices and unfavorable
foreign trade. -.
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Brcwng Wells & Hoyt have r

brown Wells &. Hoyt have re-
cenliys made valuable improvements
inside tkeir store building, enlatg-
ing their store room by tearing
away partitions and extending counr
tiers around the entire room, The
change is happy one for the pur-
chaser gsven rs the statesmen.
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Spring has come, in earnest, gen
tle-Aanie,. and the grass which has
been green aH winter, looks fresher
now than ever. -a.l-..
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A new disease, OF which thePhysi5
clans seem to be ignorant, has brok-
en- OUT at Lancaster, Kansas. 1t is
rapid in its course and very fatal {
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Miss Alice Pettigrew desires rs 10

Miss Alice Pettigrew desires us 10
inform the public that she will re-
ccive and open this week, at Noe &
Nathes store, full line millinery
goods, of the best quality and latest
style. She invites a call and an ex-
animation of her stock, and promis-
es satisfaction to those who patron,
lie her.
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The revival which has been

The revival winch has been IN
progress at the Southern Methodist
church in this place, for the pa4t
three or four weeks, eloscd last
Wednesday night, with the CONVEX
sion Of thirty souls TO the cause of
Chit
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We arnounee this week thenames
of II. Williams and jas q. Thomps
son Is. candidates before the people
for toe August eleetiORs.i Mr,51IEil-
liams-h a cahdijato tor reelection
to the ofice of County Court Clerk,
and AR. Thompson for. r1eselection
to the Office of Trustee and Tax Col
lector.l.-N No men in the county are
better klsewp to-tbs ,ypteFs than are
thessltxes gcgtlcineSSi::. They have
mAde.ia,thfal and efficient officers,
and II re-elected We have not o doubt
will ssi-iain tAeir;Pr Is. tp0Rarity.
Tl.s.Siats Central Republican R$
ecytive CoIhmittecs met at Nashville
on the legR.p Th9hieetfpg vas call
ed for the purpose OF discussing tho
situafA sre:if f p fSss: 81 ne
purpl srspsrzfsh ttpn: 1fp0H 6e
prOsr tl 'llipS kSEtF w soecess n
the nj - q: 80 :: !. Ger. aiscass
ion on tlse moi 6iA, aArss1 tbe eoms
mitteJ 1eidq9 70 ~ \ A lfrriiEDcaA
State Convention to meeton the 9th
Of April next, to nominate a candi-
date for Governor.
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Oar citizens arc on the war path
for early Rose potatoes, which are
greatly in demand. I
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-22

Commissioner Raum has offered a
reward of $500 for the arrest of the
murderers of Deputy Collector Da-
Wis, killed recently near McMinn-
vile, and authorized the Expenditure
of $500 for the discovery of the
.narhes of the parties implicated.
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Biily Towery had a few strings
of fish on the streets one day last
week which HeifeSdilyi aapOsed OF
at Fl cents perpOuhd.r,. u fs.
WIN Baxter, Esq, Of Knoxville,
has been Appointed gefict-fl attorney
for the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad and its 9hsindhcs
in this State. s-.
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AN ELEGANT ST0cK or SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS.


The ladies of .Morristown and vi
entity we know viii be gratifed to
hear that Mrs. Lou Flynn, the pop
ular and fashionable milliner of this
place, has just received an elegant
and superior stock of millinery fresh
from the emporiums of the most
noted in the East and North. The
stock embraces the latest style hats
and bonnets, either trimmed or I'M
trimmed, plnshes, plumes, ties,
laces, collars, cuffs, ribbons, orna-
ments, etc, and other things too
numerous to mention, in endless va
riety and great abundanee--and
betteEkEll, which she proposes To-
sell at,enebt low prices rs will as.I
t9undAH thO may pay her a visit.
A $ao.eO BbIfcar Reward.
The Iabhshefs OF RmleRqe,s
-7Loal&1 = 6iIef ten Cxaluable rewards
initheir Monthly for April, among
which-is the fohowing s. - = u :.
! We viii give $1,000 in gold to the
person telling us which Is the. mid
de vGlso IN tho New Testament
Scriptures by April 10th, 1881,
Should've or more correct answers
be reeeired the reward viii beIadf1
vided. he money viii be forward. :.
ed to the winner April 15th, 1851.
feFsons trying Tor the reward must
.send 20 PeIits In silver ono pcstalte
atanHst hdibAD WITH thcir ahswep,
Cor whiehgthey will receive the May
-1aoztftIy, i'm W hichr the name and
.addret of the winner of the reward
and tho correct answer viii bp pHb-
'ffsffd Va. TINS may be worth $50. 90
10 you; cut it out. Address-RUr-
LEDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Eas-
ton, Psnna.
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Ne,c advertisements.


". n O. a. OAAA, M. oOU. 4s1sE
Joseph Gdgby W, WIN. ossoodby aud othsrs.
I'm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR
Al ing from the allegations OF the amended
and supplemental b1n, which ia sworn 10, that
the dffsrd&hts, VIM. Oaeoodby, A. Ldttcn and
u q. y. Flanneny are non-residents OF Tenneesee,
thaf WA 0sgOodby 10 indebted TO the Complain
mt by account IN the sim of SkTs 10 +; that at
tach Inenls and injunotions we're issued as prayBd
for in complainAnt's amended and supplemental
bin upon the nat Of Hon. ]. q. Rose, Judge, &c,
MmEi1h 18th, 1854, which attachmapt has been dp-
ly returned levied upon Coo property o. the said
Defendant VIM Osgood1y rs well as debts dine
the defendart oasosdby lrom his oo-defsndAnts
ss Est out II eomrlAiEPnt's said Enended All sup
pleIasntal bil :. Il i tkhref0re. ordered BY the
Mnster that ths mid a. fendante. VIM. osgoodby,
Al Iztton and ]. c. n (. ~F1easisny appear haf0re
tine chanoery. Court nc Morristown, 20 be held nj
the Court House, ON the
3rdnI0nday In July next,
and make defense to said amended and, supple
meakd attachment pnd fnjnnetion bin Gled against
taken Tor ccrltalsed 1n1 ~ f5r hasring erlparls
aa 90 them. To 10 furfhered ordered by the Mas
ter that this notice be pubished for four succss-
siw weeks In the Morristown dAzETrE.
This March n, 1882.
mch23-fw
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
1T that the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, D p. ROWE and E g..
MAIONkY, in the Hardware, Stove and Tin BUSH
mess In Morristown, has been dissolved by mu-
tuni CONSENT.
The undersigned. d. P. Rowe, By the terms Of
the contract of dissolution succeeds to the BUSH
mess or the arm, assumes its liabilities and viii
collect all debts due the firm.
D. P. ROWE,
= - e. 8. MAL0NEY.
Morrlstcwn, Tenn, Feb. z, 1882.
4 take pleasure In notifying the patrons and
friends OF ID, = Rowe Co. that win continue
the business of the Arm, under the former name
Of ID. y. Rowe Co.. at the old stand until furth-
er notice, and viii carry full stock in my line
solicit and VIII attempt TO merit q coordination
of your favors. D. p ROWE 4 co.
Morristown, Feb. z, 1881. mehllv
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FRANK nUGRR, supT transportation
CHAH. p. HATCH, Gen1 Ft. and Pass. Agt.
". A CARPENTER, Asst G.F, & Pass. Agt.
Lynchburg, Va.
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.9.1:1'O JSEcE.nE-VTs.

ats%1si1STT Orr srF'ToEfs
II. WILLIAMS
a. candidate for the once q County Court clsrh
~ 'se ensuiss Aug'ifi sls<ssaa9 L 4
We are authorized and rsaueathd 10 announce
the lame q
LAS. J.. THOMSON .-0d
e a candidate fer the Ole Of Trustee sud Ts1
CsIhasorsscf -nsuiblcn' county, AZ The ere ing
A9Eu~9 tieetton. - te-
sGre anuhsrfrtSR ant rcquseted 70 announce
thm'nlNneN e. -
II. II. SHERWOOD
nSs<.k atsts for the pace o. circsdt conrt Glerf
We ss-g aaatkosri1ed and requested to announce
the name o.
-. - PETER EAIsLEA- s---- -,P
=. a efndfalfs FOR ths otacs Of Register OF Ham
hla9~VN fisSaOTg frgt TrhVriEprt.S n AHnHs'ii'',
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po..,.sJTilI. = - ,JeFsrson- RR.
Ans,.s,ll;a,it,..3,o 4 for preaching J

AnDaantr-nents for Preaching. I,
1881 ..oz .N0STHLY. 1882,
u.4riisss.sa 1ir;iifi !. W. 4. 'Giureh, South
Be,hcar.,. Saturday before 1st sunday.
{" $500 .,1st Sunday, ~ lot A. M
Grahamls Ghepelsl =" - -: "a 1
RuEsellvfilg .Sat'r before I'd Sunday
4l-lx cd Sunday. mt lOf A. Hi I.
vr-s..-t,m--FF ~ 80 ~ d. m.
Holst0n's enarel. Friday before 50 SUM
Iiberty MI, -. Saturday before 81 Sun
- 'sls-.i..G sd Sunday, iot a. IN. :
Noes GflapeF- - p; vi
Ebenezer. =. Friday before 4th Sunday
Panther Springs. Sat.
70 1sSle. ..4'h Sunday lOi a. m.
5th sunday and Saturday before at
EheneZer. a. or
tn All are inxited o attend.
.tl,Js II. PAERE, Pastor.
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Job printing dispatched neatly and
cheaply at the GAZETTE Job Office.
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O., c. L. - G. RR.
Daily Erstsht a7d PHsssnseF IrAlnfs--sSrno-ss
100 Al MerrtNadwn c.is y. Dvp4rt 1915 az
Arrsvs ~ Mex creek. f:I5 Pm, Dspari SD y y
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IE3lG15E Te3Th5a9 5HT
.zsA PIT m HeauT9E 7
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-16
PERSONAL.

Alderman G. o. Patier has returned
from st. Louis, where he went to attend
the reunion of the Army of the Tennessee
Mr.. George Clark, son of Mr.. Mat Clark,
and who is at Notre Dame university, was
a delegate from that institution to young
meu's Catholic convention held Boston
recently.
Mr.. T. T. Bouton, of the Jonesboro Ga
zette, was guest at The Halliday Sunday
Mr.. W. A. Oakley, of Evansville, was in
the city Sunday.
Mrs. II. leighton and children left Villa
Ridge Sunday for visit of several months
in duration to her father-in-law, in Quebec
DR.. Marean has 80 far recovered from
his late severe indisposition that Ne will
resume his Office duties tomorrow.
Mr.F Girard, a skilled violinist of Chi.
cago, arrived in the city yesterday and has
taken the position of leader of the Comiquc
orchestra. Mr.. Ed Lemon, the able leader
heretofore, will play second.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-16

sighted will deny that such celebration
will result in much good to the city gen.
orally and to its business men in particu-
lar. Tho wise among the latter will, there
fore, not hesitate to contribute each ac-
cording to his ability toward making the
celebration brilliant and ponderous affair.
The Arkansaw gentleman, W. G..
Childers, by name, who came here Satur-
day in search of mare and mule which
had been stolen from him, and who found
the mule in possession Of Mr.. Michael
Glenn who had bought the animal, also
found the mare yesterday in Mound City
where she had been sold to man also for
hundred dollars cash. He got possession
of his animals and left for home. The
buyers OF the animals are out one hundred
dollars each. Without intending to cast
any reflection upon Mr.. Childers, it may
be suggested how easy it would be for two
scheming scoundrels to conspire to swindle
innocent people out Of their money by
this method. Two men may purchase a
mule or two; one Of them remains at home,
the other takes the animals away some
distance, sells them for cash, skips out
with the money and informs his "pal" at
home where the animals were sold. A day
or two after, the pal" comes along and re-
takes the mules without hindrsnce or ques-
ton; and for all that can be known this
programme may be repeated with the same
pair of mules ad infnitum. A mule or
two sent all over the country in this way
would enrich their conscienceless owners
in very little while and would last a
long time. But as stated, this is not to
reflect upon Mr.. Childers, who, it is known,
is an honorable gentleman, treasurer of
the county in which he lives. Deputy
Sheriff Guy Morse managed the case for
Mr.. Childers, and succeeded admirably.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Martha Black and her daughter Anna,
who stole quantity Of silverware from
The Halliday some time ago were tried,
found guilty, and fined ten dollars and
sentenced to ten days in the county Jail.
Thomas Donnelly, young white fellow,
a hardened professional criminal as was
proven by his own admissions, who, to
gethor with the negro Black Hawk robbed
ayoung countryman of forty dollars on
Railroad street some time ago, was next
tried. His case occupied all the afternoon.
He denied having "robbed" the country
man but said he had only beaten the man
by confidence game. The boldness and
calmncss with which the follow admitted
that he was professional crook, making his
living by travelling over tho country look
ing for men whom he could swindle out of
their money, and recitod tho particulars of
the crime with which he was charged, was
revolving to men of ordinary sensibilities.
Tho case was given to the jury about six
o'clock and verdict giving the prisoner
five years In tho penitentiary was brought
in soon after.
The following bonds were declared for
feited; that Of Jack Lally, charged with
conspiring to doiraud the city, his sister
Mary, security; that of negro boy named
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-16
RIVER APPROPRIATIONS.

The river and harbor bill which has
been reported to the house of representa-.
tives by the commerce committee, after
appropriating different amounts for large
number of smaller streams, and for specific
purposes on the Mississippi and Missouri
river, sets aside $4,123,000 to be expended
on the former river, from Cairo down, in
accordance with the plans of the Missis-
sippi river commission. In addition to
this it provides that 100000 shall be sim
ilarly expended from Cairo to the Illinois
river, and 100000, from the Illinois river
to the Des Moines rapids. It provides,
however, that no portion Of this appropri-
alton shall be expended to repair or build
levees forathe sole and exclusive purpose
of retaining lands or preventing injuries
to lands by overhows.
The bill authorizes the commission to
repair and build levees if in their iudg-
ment it should be done as part of their
plan to afford ease and safety to the navi-
CATION and commerce of the river aud to
deepen the channel. 1t provides that
whatever balance there may be on hand
for whatever balance there may be on
hand for improvement Of the mouth of
Red river shall be expended by the secre-
tary of war according to plans under super
vision of the Mississippi river commits
sion.
The authority granted the secretary of
war under the act of 1880, relating to
wrecks and sunken vessels is enlarged by
the bill so he may sell OF dispose Of the
sunken craft at his discretion before raising
and removal thereof. He is further author
lied to expend money appropriated by the
act of March 3, 1870, in the construction
of harbor of refuge at Port Oxford. Pa.
cific coast, if in his opinion it be deemed
judicious to do so.
The aggregate amount appropriated by
the bill for the improvement of river and
harbors, exclusive of the amount appro-
priated for the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, is about SIC 100000.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-16
THE MAY QUEEN.

The temperance peoplese lected their May
Queen in the person of Miss Katie Howard
at theirmeeting at Reform hall last night
The meeting was one of the largest and
most exciting and interesting held for a
long time. But though it was all this, it
was also harmonious, that is, the electioneer-
ing was done in good humored way and
the result was accepted by all, the defeated
candidates included, with manifestations of
satisfaction. The attendance was very
large of both old and young people, and the
voting was general. Ten o'clock was the
hour set for closing the poll the state of the
vote was read about every five minutes, and
with every reading the excitement and
activity among the several factions broke
out afresh. Several ingenious little, in
nocent little, but none the less tricky little,
expedients were resorted to by some of the
factions to throw others off the track and to
some extent; and for the time being, they
succeeded. But they were soon matched
by others, and thus all managed to keep
nearly even until about the last second,
when some one threw down a handful OF
'pooled issues" for Miss Katie Howard
which decided the election in her favor.
AT the closing Of the poll the vote stood
as follows; Miss Katie Howard, 437; Miss
Jennie Wright, $685. Miss Edith Martin,
365; scattering, SO.
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A GOOD BARGAIN

Win BIO given some enterpriscing man
In THE BULLETIN Building, which is now
offered for sale on easy terms, fong time
and low rate of interest. Tho building
has rented for the past year fol
fifty to sixty-two dollars per month
The property consists Of 4 lots, and two
brick buildings "a three story 4Ox6O and Z
two story 10 45. Has frontage of 5C
feet on Washington avenue and 100 feet OF
18th street. If desired the machinery, en-
CINE, boiler, &c, in the 2 story building
will be sold with lit. For particulars I'D
dress this office, or John II, oberly, Bloom
ington, Ills.