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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-08
Baltimore Market.

.E @.Il l. E March 4, 1882
The stock market was dull during the
whole of the past week, and transactions
very small. Money plenty at 6 per cent,
but demand restricted almost entirely
to permanent Investments Grain
market slow. Flour very quiet and
holders obliged to yield to buyers. The
week show a decline. of 25c on higher
grades and soc per barrel on lower
grades. Butter maintained a good de-
niand and fullprices for the best grades
Cheese in fair demand at unchanged
prices. Eggs became fairly demoralized,
and while early in the week prices were
firm, the close shows decline of SC per
dozen, with dull market. Provisions
slow and prices declined in sympathy
with theimarkets of the West, and tor
day the market is flat, with a tendency
toward dover figures. Sugar ruled
steady, while coffee shows, more firm
ness; an advance of one quarter of a cent
ON all grades was made. The live stock
market was quiet; beef cattle fell off 4c
under a limited demandsi Hogs dull to-
day, FwithIa foil supply in pens. and on
ly. moderate demand. Prices not strong
and confessions would be made for
large lots. 3 Sheep scarce and all receips
taken at full prices. )9lWoAA AEIitiE
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DIR. Wrightsman will be in his
rooms at the Tate House in Morris
town on next Tuesday, the 18th
inst, All afflicted will do well to
call and see the Doctor, whom we
personally know to bea gentleman
and scientific physician. He ex-
amines patients free Of charge, but
for treatment requires cash down.
He treats all chronic diseases, but
more especially liver and kidney
diseases, dropsy, cancer, scrofula,
rheumatism, siek-headache, dispep-
STA, neuralgia, nose bleeding, private
diseases of both sexes, heart disease,
spasms, and general debility DIR.
Wrightsman is no quack, but a reg
ular, graduate of a popular medical
college, and has eighteen years
busy practice. Come, see him, and
be cured. adv 1t
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Cincinnati Market.

..,..-.f ......-...t March 4, 1882.
Flour easier; family So 75a6 90; fancy
IS soar 90. Whea: heavy and weak at
81 %; receipts $50 bushels; shipments
$500 bushels. Corn in fair demand and
firm; No. 2 mixed 62a624. Oats steady
and in fair demand; No. 2 mixed 46a
464. Pork quiet and firm. Lard dull
and dropping at $10.15 bid; 90 asked.
Bulk meats nominally unchanged;
shoulders duh at 81. so; clear rio dull at
50 80; clear sides scarce and wanted at
$1,000, Whisky dull and nominal at
81. 1G. Sugar in good demand; hards
94a10tSS' New Orleans 64a8. Hogs dull
and easy; common and light So s5a6. 80;
packing and butchers, $6.50a7l25.
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CONNECTIONS.

At PETERSBURG, with R. & P. RI. for Rich
mond and points on @. & o. BY, Fredericksburg,
Washington, Baltimore and the North and East
Through Pullman Car from Petersburg to New
York. Solid trains Petersburg to Washington.
At BURKEVILLE with Richmond L Danville
RR. for the South.
At LYNCHBURG, with Virginia Midland Rail-
way to and from the South and North, and with
Richmond and Allegheny RR. for Lexington,
Natural Bridge, Buchanan, Williamson's, and C.
/ o. Ry. points ae
At BRISTOL with z. Tenn, Va & Ga. Railroad
for Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga and all points
South, West and South West.
Nes and have Through Sleepers to Chatta-
nooga and Memphis. No. has Pullman Sleeper
from Lynehburg via Dalton and Atlanta to New
Orleans, connecting thence with Sleeper to Hons
ton and San Antonio, without change. Only one
change from Lynchburg to San Antonio in Pull
man cars -.-.
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An important feature in the GA
zEFTEl this week is its extended
market reports. They can be re-
lied on as correct. The interest in
this matter between the merchant,
the buyer and the newspaper is mu-
taal, and we trust all will profit by
our efforts to give the true state of
the market at home and abroad.
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Asst. DAILY.
CONNECTIONS.

At LYNOHBURG with Virginia Midland Rail
way for Danville and North Carolina points, and
for Washington and Eastern cities.
At BURKEVILLE connect with Richmond 4
Danville r. R. for Richmond.
Through car from Bynchburg to Richmond.
! AtPETERSBURG with p. r. r. for Weldon,
Raleigh, Goldsboro, Wilmington, and the South
East. E
At NORFOLK, with Bay Line Steamers daily,
except Sunday, for Baltimore-thence rail to Phil
adelphia and New York with Old Dominion Steam
ers, ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for
New York, and on Tuesdays and Fridays with NJ
IN t Co. for Boston and Providence
First and Second-class tickets as low as the low
est--150 lbs. Of Baggage checked free to each
whole ticket and IS lbs. to each half ticket. 1900
mile tickets, S37 so; 1000 mile tickets, $50 90.
For further information as to tickets rates,
baggage checks, &C., cal on address, L. s.
BROWN, GenI Tray Agt-, Lynchburg Va.
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SIlrewdness and Ability.

Hop Bitters so freely advertised
in al the papers, secular and relig-
ious, are having large sale, and
supplanting all other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues of
the Hop plant, and the proprietors
of these .Bitters have shown great
shrewdness and ability in COM
pounding Bitters, whose virtues
are so palpable to. every ones obser-
walton. = Examiner and Chronicle.
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Anoointmeantss for Preaching

$751; Ia MoETHLY. ..,,.-:iaS-7SS2.
Norrstoea Csreiit. n z. 'oAafst Scstk
Bethcar, Saturday before.ist Sunday,
......, 1st sunday AZ 1oi g. no,
Graham's Chapel.S % 10 v. M
RussellviHe - sSai'r before I'd Sundays
|" - I'd Sunday Rt t0f n M
WhitesbuFg. .A.-.. .qsa "a o M
Holston's Chapel, Friday before Sd sun:
Liberty Hin Saturday before 9d Sun,
L..a.G. Sd Sunday 1Df Am
Noes Chapel -..I - Pun
Ebenezer. Friday before 4th SnndaS
Panther Springs. Sat- e" Il
5th Sunday and Saturday before at
EbeneZer. ~
CE All are idSi}ed 10 attend.
,.lss.FL > RI FArSEs Pastor.
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NOTICE or Insolvency..

MNPURSUANCE OF THE SUG-
M geston Of the Insolvency Of the estate of John
athan,L. Noe, deceased, heretofore made by me
70 the CLERK Of the County Court OF Hamblen coun-
~, Tennessee and IN scompliauce with the said
clerks order made thereon and to me, directed,
claims agafnet said estate to appear and file the
same IN the ONCE o. fhe said COUNTY Court Clerk.
the LIST day OF September, 1884, or they viii be for
ever AIRED from all share claim in said estate
This sd Feb, 1882 d. L. CARMICHAEL,
mchl 4wp Admir-. J . L. Noe, Decd
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saaE@5F:UT

I Mrs. Fannie r NeHconiD atrdi hei
\ litf dau khteIE 10 mic, went to
1 Il lzyillG laztH tday b a brief visit.
Il Hssttiic 1liss, .sssi;p. fowne. of the
4 GAZETTE housefelti.. fss-si5iting rela-
tiees in KnoxFiIle.l9 ,sHAi5isfhS
DIV. b. Nelson has sEesdrked
from baltimore cEEllere-he .hasgheen
atteA4ing ned ch- lectures, ,,c ~
DIV. BGtt.- hrhiefiy Y Of this
place butnaW of Sweetvater, was
in tqHl aHpnrt1pn "a heEwseh -
Hon John T., Noses of KNOX
vifieowas at tho cain House "a aday
| la<sff 4ssLflaly 81 1sLog nssk .fLaI z.sd ed
~ssftasstN - - ,-sfr1ss -as1A Lsefftsst ,shsIg
Mr. r.. F. 1OYerton, our thrifty
MERCANTILE friend, Of = Panther
Springs. was IN town Saturday. and
Nude us a pleasant call % sa - ,..i5I
Rev. III. P.7oWaugh;a whOa is STA
toned at Evansville SRhea county,
Tenn, is visiting, his family in this
place. = He is, in excellent heafth.sa
Miss Maggie bepoiir, OF .sEeno5iiFs 5
Station, Tenn, IS visiting Aarisistar
inn Morristown, Mrs. Jas A..IICat
rigerRF3 ssf6Es FssEFFgFTP
III. ID A Nelson "t0OlzFini' Kite
Cfaxtcn last Thursday night al the
OPera House, Knoxville. The doc
totS expresses himself well pleased.
q4or. H.. @. Smith, = Hon J. II.
Randolph, DIR. N c. Langford, NJ.
J. Minis, and Rev. G. C. Brown
were registered atthee Tate House
last week. : s& sssk
ReS.SJ. A. Stubblefeld, talent
ed young minister of the Methodist
Church, South, formerly of this
place, now stationed at Chattanooga,
is visiting relatives in this place.
"A NEST welcome visit was that
made us last Friday by G.. w. Cros- |
bys Of Marshall's Ferry. Not only
by words but by more substantial
aid did he dispel our cares.
Mr. ]. G. Bryan, an Industrious
ana Intelligent young man Of Sewer
county, Tenn, iscIerking at DIR M.
CarrTger's drug store in the place of
Mr.. Rankin who resigned his posi-
ton On account of feeble health.
Col: o. G. King,and Maj. r. j..
arein Claiborne county, |
in the interests 9of the Morristown,
Cumberland Gap and Ohio railroad.
Everything we hear about the en-
1efprise is encouraging to its friends
sqd1cheering to the people sodeeply
REerested in its early construction.
Mr.. Thos. B. German, who for
he past three months has SO salts
and efficiently filled the
position at the Cain House as SUI
,erintendent of the Dining room,
eft last Wednesday for Warm
springs, n. O., to resume his. clerk
hip at Warm Springs Hotel ; He
) well fitted for his responsible and
rksome task, and no better hotel
Jerk can be found anywhere than
e. 90 He thoroughly understands
is business and appreciates the /
FORK before him. Success to Tom.
MJoe Patty, formerly of this !
Lace and lately an attache of the {
Iast Tennessee, Virginia and Geor- T
IA railroad, has formed a eo-part- S
ership with his brother, Mr.. Rufus G
atty in the emigrant business. Be I
veen these two gentlemen we ex- Z
anf East Tennessee to be rapidly G
populated Joe's headquarters v
ia be at Knoxville, and Ruff viii
main at Johnson's City, to fur
sh'transportation to parties desir-
g to go..West, 4gi-Sgi
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Hundreds of emigrahts are feat-
ing East Tennessee, almost weekly.
During four days Of last week, r.
W Patty, general emigrant ticket
agent furnished 100 tickets to par
ties seeking homes in the West.
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!SWm. Corder, mailing frOmnI1ce
county, Virginia, was gPbbled by
Marshal Bartly Monday forimbibing
too freely in tangae4feot, using pro
fame talk and firing off his little pis-
toll in the corporation. Recorder
Livingston charged him S13 90 for
his froIie. Failing to secure the
fine, he makes music in Bartleys
Rock Brigade until the5May. flow
ers blossom. s.s - e. 80 =. (, aszW
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The post office has been removed
to the old Gill building, heretofore
occupied by Mcfarland & Dickson
as a law office; and these gen
tlemen have removed their Office
one door east. VI DO.
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We regret to hear that our friend
and former East Tennessean, James
L. Gain, Esq, of iRivertpP, Miss
brother of Maj. +. c. Cain, Of this
place, was a sufferer by therrecent
floods in that State.
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The indications are now promisa
ing for fine crops this year. Wheat
is reported from all neighborhoods
as looking remarkably well, and
grasses of all sorts aresplendId. =,
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&c hfOrmatiOneWanted. 3eG
EAST TENN, VA. 81 GA. RR.,
u GEN'L Pass. OFFICEF

KNOXVILLE, TENN, March A, 1882.
information is desired from the pro.
prietors of public Summer Resorts and
priTate parties who may desire to ac-
conmodate. summer visitors, at towns,
villages, and farm houses on or near the
line OF tLis-read, Tine nature sand ex-
teRtyef their accommodatieBss price Of
bdhId. ETC, for the Coming year. , "
:, Address Immediately, and in mo case
later Than March Goth. +L51.fi ..,t
~. 5 JAMES r. OGDEN, G.. p. A., 80
i.lSsst - - Knoxville, Tenn.
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:, While out hunting Wednesday d
last week, w. s. Dickson. Esq, o.
this place, by the accidental dis
charge of his gun, shot Mr.. Jas. A.
Rice, of Wits Foundry. The gun
was loaded with bird shot and the
wound is not considered dangerous.
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NOTICE.

an MONDAY, THE BID DAY
~ of April, 1882, at the door of the Court House
In Morristown, Tennessee, within legal hours, I
Will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, and
sen the same for cash in hand, all the right, title
claim or interest that t II. johnson has in or to
lot Of acres OF land, situate within the corpor-
ate limits of Morristown, the south side Of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad,
ana west o. Cain Hotel; bounded and adjoining
the lots OF Mrs. Narcissa Owen, and in front by
the line Of the railroad, being the same lot con-
yeyed to T. n Johnson by w d. Cannon and
y p. Evrns, on the 10th Of July, 1871 by deed
registered in Hamblen county book number 2,
pages 80, 81, TO which reference is here made for
more accurate description of said LOT of land
Which lot OF land is levied on to satisfy an execu-
ton in my hands issued from the Chancery Court
OF Hamblen county, in the case of L. +. Leeper
VS. z. -. Snoddy, admr. of Russell Riggs, decd,
W. j. Bewley and others, and win be sold un-
less the debt and costs are paid
4 This Esd day Of February, lisa
WI MAZE,
Sheriff Of Hamblen County.
mch1 4w-prs fee Sc 90.
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.KnoxyiIle Market

"os eInI 5HilJ f771TaLoLI 1000
| ywnERr, from wagons, $le5a /. 80; o
wharf, sacks included; $1!30a1.40. Fan
| eg white would bring higher prices. p
| DRIED FRpT-Dull and lower; prim
half peaches, 4a44c; peeled peaches 5
10; pears sa10; apples 4la4a. h'i',' ..
= CoRNAThe, demand good; from wag
ona, ear TO-, shelied l7oa75. On wharf
sacks included s7saS0y ~ a., s.sr Vi Z.
| rIQq4Ts177From wagons, 45c loose; So
sacked. 2 re-
.HAT-From wagons. loose, 9Oa$1 10
bsled, selling from store at $1.s5 fol
primequality.la -tarlT eGt G,si.
q FIELD SEEps-0ur Quotations are fol
prime seed, and is regular prices fol-
that quality, Selling from store-Clo-
yer seed, SO. 40a6 so per bushel; Timothy
So 20; orchard Grass 81 75as 90; Red
top 81 .e0y Blue Grass $1.25.1 ~tat 20
GdRIsH PoTAToEs-Peach Blows, $1.1C
per bushel.- 49,, 20 a......f.. g.
FE4ATHERs;-7Prime, live, goose 45a46.
mixed 30a00c; Duck 30c.
BEEswkx-Prime 20aOOc.
RAGs-Cotton, Haze.
H1DEsTDry, flint LA 12c; green, 81.
TALLow per h., 6a6tc.
'F'LAXsEED-90c. -.t.-St 'f WA
WOOL ubwashed 35a37c; unwashed
2Oa25c. per pound. ~ sl - sIl 81.
!i GtNsENG-$,65 a1.S0 per pound.
81 Chattanooga Market. si
sPr 90 II s. March 4, 1882.
Wholesale buying prices of.dealers.
CoRN-Corn on the, wharf, 7Oa77c;
bulk corn, 4a5c less.
WHEAT-$f 15a1 IS per bushel; in de-
.a lpot$1 40a1 45! 'EIa 5s.t..su.
HAy-Tennessee 75a9Oc; western whole
81, sale, $22 5Oa25 90; retail 81 GOAL
30 Prairie hay, wholesale, $40 90;
retail, 81 90. j. = ''''.,
OAFs-Western oats 6oa65c per bushel;
i- retail 65a70c; onthe wharf 45a6Oc.
CATT4R-Gross, 2a54c; beef, 6a121c per
pound ,c.. ID nn,.g.,,q.y,,.-
deGs---Gross, hogs over 20O lbs., 6a61c,
under 200 lbs, SIC.
SHEEP-Gross, sheared, 1aa24c; unshear-
81 ed, 3a3tc; mutton 10a124c per pound.
BUTTER-Good 25c; ordinary 20a224c
ga per pound. . - .-. ..-
20a224c; spring chicken
15a16Sc. p"
.F.lEE.. 4 ID 81. Jy..3..
EGGs-fSc per dozen (wholesale). -
JABBAGE2ss ooa6 so per crate.
eoTAToEs-$1 40a1 so per bushel. 81
SWEET PoFAToEs-$11 20 per bushel.
)NIoNs-s$s4 90 per barrel. - .fg.. .-
DRIED PEACHEs-halves, 44a5fc.
Dried APPLEs-54a6tc per pound.
5oTToN 'RAes-clean, Halle per pound.
YooL-Unwashed, clear of burrs, 16a
"a 1906 tub washed, clear of burrs, goa
Bic; black, burrs, and cotted, 5a1Oc
less. ,E-.. E
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4, FRANK HUGER, Supt Transportation
CHAS. P. HATCH, Gen1 Fit. and Pass Agt.
W. A. CARPENTER, Asst r l. PassAgt.
Lynchburg, Va.
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-sIn1hebright autumnal days the temp
tationf TO comfortable exposure yields
its fruit in most pernicious cough and
frifation or the throat, DR. BulTs
Cough Syrup stands ~unrfvalled as a
remedy for throat and lung diseases, 25
cen6sR bottle * &hFI
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Harry F. GriscohnJ 0fthe Chat
taucoga Commercial, e.i,Vf the
cieSerest gentlemen conceded with
jouFnalism.in the State, hasbeen APP
pointed post master at Chattanooga.
We congratulate him. We feel.a
real, pleasure when ever one Of the
editorial fraternity, no odds what his
politics, receives even aslight Fecog-
milton for his party services =, 80, 20
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Messrs. Hicks & Smith, dealersin
fresh meats of all kinds opposite
the post Office; have recently placed
upon their countcro one of Turnbuii..s
beautiful marble topped butcherg
scales, double faced, so that a pur&
chaser can see, without Ineonvenit
ence, just the number of pounds he
is paying for. 1t is very handsome
and useful attraction to this already
very popular market house, i.5A -, . IN. ~
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tional fame through his perilous
feat of climbing the NaeAyal Bridge,
in Roslbridge eV3 arwhile stu
dsnl d Wa Hgtoas College, Aney
Washihgfon and 4 ZEE gnivess u.
During I'd Sd EiIhst 6f ISIS 81 81.
three Other students obtained PEI
mission oftbe president to spend
day from the college,, and they went
about twelve miles to the bridge.
AS soon as sthajy5 aTIFiiyed, IN In youth;
fiji gIde they c6ntfuen ced. the ascent
ofthe precfpitons sides of the bridge,
and eut-figaFes and names upon the
stone 49, yan AZ Piper sPied Tic harhe
of.Wash .sran ding above The
thousands of others, aHFd@startea
upward to wfft6 his name -above
that of the first President. He
mazda aHiabNiaps assent N1di pseRih
edlbis nane fEfy feet above. tIlat 81
Wasllip ton, nj ontinue q upward,
cutfihk Is f6utholds with his knife,
UNI tiI be stood ] 20 teet above his
ho1IU1u eoI4R0h0naf "1QSt eutfe1l-
tie {or Bis = larn. had become more
ana more dihfetfh 10 9hes- FROM
this pSI1ss he turned for the first
time and look ed downward, sfo.ssee
that fretafn asas am iossibleS and 10
advance vas almost impossible,
since thc Knife That had carried him
so far was Worn nearly to the ham
die. Ea n1orietIl Wis one fofs fhlr
teHse Suspense 10 his rprnpahiutis
who afroraF below watched FOR and
eKpeetmf : las v destraictiDna at, any
TINE, Painft lfF lie ~ ORR "a. a=fe#
fsHf 9aaReS fhta tkS l1nife was bs&
Is, Ap n he hung ePsningay moo
1he 1aeis oT thes PreSapioeI SslRs1that
podtf1ns betwoe es.h hope ana fears no
lived WHIST seemed years, until res
cue eanAa.fron abe3s in the shape
on lasso, Id be s * : ddt5H 70
the top of the bridge, where be
tainted from exhaustion.
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ID p. Rowe has c0mmenced the
eteetien of a new brick store house
a4ioinfng the one now occupied by
him as q tim and stove house, and 1t
will be about the same size -, - =,
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Dafrx Frsaxhf H5a Passenger rraina- 9unenyh
,rf .4UafTtT ~ o1cepted- els = 49, a
Arrive az nrorriaeown AIS y. nm .D@P@rt l0tl4 @4m
ArriVsat Woh orssks l:tS P-rn- Deplrs s;is W.
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The frequent spring showers will
be apt to swell the streams. : I q
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In Chancery at Morristown.
GA 81. Bill, No 500.

GA & I. Bill, No 366.
Jos. GTigsJg as. I'm. G. Osqo0d6y and
others.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEAR
n ing from the allegations of the bill, which is
sworn to, that the defendant VIM. G.. Osgoodby,
is a nonresident of Tennessee that he is indebt-
ed to the complainant by account in the sum of
1868 70 that Attachments and injunctions were
issued az prayed for in complainant's bill upon
the fiat If Hon. J. G. Rose, Judge, &c, February
Z, 1882, which attachments were returned duly
levied upon the debts due the defendant Osgoodby
from his co-defendants, set out in complain
ants bill. 1t is therefore ordered by the Master
that the said defendant VIM. Osgoodby appear
before the Chancery Court at Morristown, to be
held at the Court House, on the
Sd Monday Og july nert,
and make defense to said original attachment and
injunction bill which the said Joseph Grigsby has
filed against him and others in said court, the
same will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ex-parte as to him. 1t is further ordered by
the Master that this notice be published for four
consecutive weeks in The MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE.
This Feb. -, 1872. JOHN MURPHEY,
feb 10 4w Clerk and Master
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tEdi NetC .4dUe9tasesnesstS.b
IA IL observation-disclosures,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTfOE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tween the undersigned, d : p. ROWE and = s.
MALQNEY, in the Hardware, Stove and Tin BUSH
ness IN MorristoNn, hxs been dissolved by mu-
the nndersigned, D. p Rowe, b.. the terms of
the contract Of dissolution succeeds to the bust
ness Of the hrn, assumes it's liabilities, and will
IlIIEfIFFHfH - Ut d. p ROWE 7'
-.,.,rf, -.sf.rt-r r-tt E,af., Z. s. MAL,ONEY.
9W g3aW u4- GE0Ig ~
I take pleasure in notifying the patrons and
friendsof ID, Pi lRoke AGO. that i will continue
the business OF the firm, under the former name
Of d. p Rowe A. Co.. As the old stand until furth-
er notice. and viii carry q full stock in my line.
solicit and ~f1fattempt TO merit continuation
OF your favors. ID. p. ROWE co.
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Carpenters, brick masons, plas-
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DIR. Heard, of Knoxville, who
makes n speeiaitys0f throat and lung
diseases, was crowded with invalid
visitors. at his rooms in The Tate
House, last week. ,ty rS
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MSfE:J6sepha BROWN A$a co a~EEFua-
bic cow Killed last Saturday, above
the saw mill, by a western bound
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The revival at the Methodist E.
Church, South, in this place, men
toned in our last; isstill in progress
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Simpson, has
been assisted by Rev. w. III. Smith,
Rev. J. Smith, Rev. II. P, Waugh,
Rev. Mr.. Lotspeich and others. The
meetings have been largely attend
ed, and the deepest interestfhnanii
tested. Many professions haxebeeh
made and the altar is still nightly
thronged with penitents. May the
Lord continue to smile upon and
bless the meeting. 90. a." E"
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Our citizens are having their gar
deus 1 broken up and put in seeding
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Norfolk &c w estern
Railroad.
WEST. DAHL
WASHINGTON TINE.

Time Table in effect Feb. II, 1882.