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ATETTEYlLLt OBSERVER. ItrFttK: ATTHSSAMKOLDSTAXD. N. O. WALLACE, lSdltor and Pubiifier. FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE i Ttaurdxj Mtrclag, January 25. 1817 f H Contented Spirit A 2Tw Ilnrapshire boy, now a resident ol TV isconsin, called at Manchester on, his wuy home to hi natire town the other day. He warn a fine scholar, i grad uate of Dartmouth, and a law fctudent in Merrimac counij. Juet prcTioiH to hi admisbiun to the bar he took a severe cold, which rendered him very deaf, and no medical skill wan able to restore his hearing. This; M. : .:.. , 1 wrr:. ,-jiconsisteot in the matter, and rath u hU chosen prolession, and 4, . .... . ' . A . hi ntnt Wt xlj much' bro- I.vm 4Ain an Cltirita t fll1 ten years he has been farming, cul tivating about two hundred n cres of prairie, and, as he ex pressed it, "making a good liv ing and 6alting down something every year.', And ho declared to ns that if, knowing what he now knows he was to begin his active life over again, he would do just as he was compelled to do so unwillingly ten years ago; that is, he would thiow aside his profession and settle down on a farm. Said he to us: "There isn't much glory on a farm, but you get a good, sure living. You are your own mas ter; you can't starve or be turned out of business; and an far as business is concerned, in these days of horse-power a needn't kill himself fanning any more than at any other bu fciness. It's brains that win on a farm as well as anywhere else, and the smart man is going to ride while the stupid ono goes afoot, in the cornfield as well aa the bar or pulpit. I should like to have my hearing again, but I would not leave the farm if I had iL" IwL U ItUn II . . Ji rii. .i-. " " " Cure for Chickek Cholera.. A correspondent of the Rural World sends that paper a remedy for chicken cholera which is cer tainly simple, and aaid to be an effectual cure for that disease. It appears to be a preventive of that disorder, and as an ounce of pre vention is better than a pound ol core, it is at least worthy of a trial. It is as follows : "Scald as mneh corn meal as is required to feed the number of fowla, with boiling water. Make it tolerably Creasy with lard or meat fryings. 11 lard, ealt in the same propor tion aa for bread. If salty grease, do call is necessary. Black pep per rround, a level teaspoonful to ft plat of meat xeea tnis twice ft week, in the moruing, warm, ft&d chickens will not need any watching. They will have nei thereholera nor gapes. Chickens, or tarkeya either, should not be fed too often ; twice a day in sum mer, if they are running out, and three time in winter is often e- nanffh. Mast neonle feed their fowls too much. My experience has been, that fowls that die with cholera are exceesively fL" Bid Colds. A medical author ity-asserts that the severest ca tarrh cold can be removed in a bout tea hours by a mixture of earboUo-acid ten drops, tincture of iodine and chloroform, each sev-nty-five drops. A few drops of the mixture should bs heated over a spirit lamp in a test tube, thr mouth of which should be ap plied to the nostrils as volatilization 14 elected. The operation should be repeated in about two minutes, when, after the patient sneezes a number of times, the troublesome symptoms rapidly disappear. Cnow-Cnow. Horse-radish gra ted fine, two cups, one teaspoonful tumeric,two tablespoonfuls of cel ery seed, four tables poonfula of white mustard seed and vinegar to cover it Pack in. very small, wide-mouthod bottles, well-corked. It keeps welL November is the proper month to make iL Brass cooking pans should be cleaned inside with Tinegar and brick, then rinsed, thoroughly dried at the Sre, and wiped with a clean cloth. White enameled pans require only a little soda and warm water to keep them clean and free from grease. FcEJS'rrrKJE Polish. No polish is so cheap, elegant in appearance, and delightful in effect, as a mixt urt of two parts of raw linseed oil and use of oil of turpentine. Kev York has sixty-eight corset! Corn, white, tacked in depot, 43c itcries, which shows how ouriOats 470 cents per bushel. tactcnes, indaitrics are running to waist. Where a Driver Should Sit. From the Sclentifls American. One ol the anomalies in Amer ican customs is that of the driver of ji wagon silting on the right- nana side, while he always turns out to the right when passing an other team, it mutters not wheth er he is on the triMJ,HIe thorough- mre or ua a narrow lane or .cnmahid Simla, brand! on left shoulder, brand ed city streets, hi seat is the same. ! nwt Uut is hands 12 or 15 year Tu. ' t ,,-rr . old; . CMcEl'oy,6th dU, Nov 18 f20. Thus seated it is very difficult to are. b.y, son,; addi .11 of her see the exposed wheels in passing jet white from pulern joint down brand- those wLich require the eye of thei'T, :n' I 'Pi ,T?r ST f'gT I . . . ,. . . 1 with letter O, about 13 hands h 5b, about 13 uriver. vjuuuem mis is a protni uent cause of t lie many collisions between passing team, and the , . wonder i that more do not happen. line custom waa hrougbt over hy the piljirim-, but, lik a Dutch sen tence, the parts got transposed in the trmiflrttion. Acrops the pond toe J river sita on the right, but al ways turn, the left. In copying lei's part and changed the essential me prnciice we reiamea tne use (for some unexplained reason. Pos- isioiv our latoers tuoucni 10 t 1 r .1 1 i . a fathers thought to he O O all events, the thing as now prac ticed is every way inconvenient, and ia a worthy subject of reform in this year, when reforms are so much in favor. And since it is ea-ty-r to change our position on the seat than alter the custom of turn ing to the right, let us henceforth hand our friends up to the right side of the wagon while we, as driver, take the opposite side. Salt Risiko Bread -Many rec ipes for making this bread are given, from time to time, through different sources. But a lady in the Tribune thinks (as do all the rest) that her process is the beet : Take a stone jar (or a pitcher will do) that will hold about two quarts and a half; scald it out with hot water; then put into it a pint of water just warm enough to bear your finger in, a teaspoon ful of salt, and flour enough to make a thin batter. Put the jar into a kettle of warm water, cover it and set it by the side of the stove, where it will keep warm. After it has remained there quire a while, water and bubbles will come on the top ; then stir in thoroughly more fljur until quite thick, and let it remain until it has risen to the top, or ring, or nearly. Put flour into a pan, pour in a pint of water just warm enough to hold your hand in ; then pour in your rising and mix. Work it well, and then make into loaves ; put in your pans ; grease the top of your loaves with butter, and set in a warm place to rise. When light enough hake in a moderately hot oven one hour. If the rising doesn't seem inclined to come up. set the kettle on top the stove for a few minntes. Dressing Sheep-Skixs for Robes, Mats, &c. Make a strong ends, using hot water. When it is cold wash the skins in it to get the dirt out of the wool. Then wash the soap out with clean cold water. For two skins dissolve alum and salt, of each half a pound, with a little hot water, which put in a tub of cold water sufficient to cov er the skins, soaking twelve hours. Then hang orer a pole to drain. TVhen well drained, spread or stretch carefully. When vet a little damp, have one ounce of saltpetre and alum, j pulverized, and sprinkle overt the flesh side of the skin, rub bing it well. Then lay the flesh sides together and hang in the shade for two or three dayp, turning the under kin upper most every day, until perfectly dry. Then scrape the flesh side with a bulk knife, to remove any remaining scraps of flesh, trim off projecting points, and rub with pumice and rotten stone, and with the hand. Perhaps our farmer friends may take a useful hint from the ex perience of a hog raiser which we find in an exchange. He says that the disease amongst the hogs called cholera is in many ca ses caused by black teeth. In deed, he says, large hogs die from the effects of the blaek teeth cf tener than with cholera. His plan is to extract the teetb, which insures the speedy recovery cf the hog. Remember that mirrors should never be hung where the sun shines directly upon them. They soon look misty; grow rough or granulated, and no longer give back a correct picture. The a malgam or union cf tinfoil with mercury, which is spread on glass to form a looking-glass, is easily ruined by the direct, continued exposure to the solar rays. CniTTAyooGA Market. Choice white wheat $1.0s$1.15; red L VALUABLE TABLES. Ijrf. Kirntof Animal it air 2nd. Color - Zd. ixnenptum UK. Ajt bth. Vottcft nnmiftth. Time and PtactvJ trrcef 1 tk. Vacation. IIKCV'-K CGVN'TT. JJorte, bay, cie-;s Ldkn, left hind foot white, 14 1 hands hirh, 8 or 9 vears old; by I Ma rem Marrs. Bli dU. Jan 2. Valued at i'J) years old; lienjsmin Davis, tli di, Sept 23 Jlone Mute, brown color, no marks or lmnd, 1 rear old; Hngh Thoiuison, 7th din, March 14515. BEI.rOBD COCXTT. fitter, red, crop off the right ear and over bit in the left, 1 year old; J. U. bhriver, 3rd did., Jan 7 S3. xarsiuli. covurr. Mare, brown color, small white Fpot in furuhcad, 8 rears old ; J. G. Hiinson, 2 miles S. E. of LewUburjr, Jane fSO. MOGKB OOCMTT. Horte, bay, fuuII star in forehead, bip 1 a s a 111 a a I -WT..., V. ' (,' 4 1J;' e Bortt district, Oct a xnocaea aown, hick mane, laii and leg MXM80S COCXTT. Jfare 3fvle. aorrel, collar marlcs on ahouMrr, J 4 handa; V J II Daily, on the Jack Drake place, near Iluntnyille, Oct 31, Mule, bay, maiksof g:ar on aides and ahouldera, email white rpot on each aide of ahouldcr, one big ancle on left hind leg, a bout 12 j eara old; K 0 Kclley, Oct 31 f 50 Soorot Orders MASONIC. Jackson Lodge o. Crt, F. and A. M., FayiHille, A. O. Dattle, W. M.; (Jeo. U. Doyles, Sec. meets 1st Monday night in each month. I'etersburg No. 123, W. R. Hanaway, V. M: W. K. Smith. Sec meets 1st Monday night on or after full moon in each month. Roods lJill No. 161, U T Childs. W M; V W Wilson, Sec. meets baturday before the foil moon, at 10 a. . rieaatit Mains No. 3or.. II. Carpenter, W. M.; James F. Byer Sec-meets Fri- I J su d;fciri ntktth& dav nitht before each full moon. 1 Mt. Hebrou 'Hi, Norria Creek, S.C.lIcdd- ! -f .1 ' :n:n, fA(WTPiM ,nT cf onr . ... w ... n. i. ., . ,- . I c are willing to exchange any 01 onr Ium,W M-; W.T.Furg.n.rW.-et...tr.- at ca4h prices for 7 dav nisht on or before full moon each mouth. . r Sulphur Spring No. .OreJ.J.Coa-ifOQl JflT -fcli flf COHtlT .PrOiUCC. ton, V. M.; W L Parker Stc.-meH, condition, al- Saturday t2ocloek on or before the full ' de(luctiRS fur grea.,e, burrs and damp mw. in each month. j thereby plac.ng it or. the bai of Mulberry 40t,W.n RoHson,W JL; W. ; , ; tuh.wlhj.d woL We psJ freigbt W. James, Sec-meets 1st Tuesday mght;on c t0 cnsU)Tt iut 're. on or before full moou. , t j t d t frce of chA Macedonia 459, near Gohen,TO Gnl, i . ;cf-rk r. " ,,. ;. . v . ' At we nave just now put W. M.; in. A. Gill, jun. Sec meeta Fn- J as i Two Sets of Woolen Machinery Hague Sec. . into operation, we shall Khortly be able to ODD-FELLOWS. display to our cuatomc-ra a greater variety of Calhoun Lodge No. 25, Fritz Warren, - St) Fill IT and SUIUinCr Goods G.; W.J. Davidson, Kec S-meets ev- . . , ery Friday night. th" e.Ter before' Lincrln No. LO, Lynchburg, M. N. Parks, 3 ka N. G.; M L. McDowell, Rec. Sc meets lit, MrUf 11(111 PADD 3rd and 5th Saturday nights. ' IsC Vsf HULL UHliEJ UnitvNo. 84. Petersburg. Thos. Heater. . . ... ...t, : ,v, - j, n ' ,, ' .1 y. G; F. B. Terry, Sec-meeU every oth- er Thursday night. 1 3 1 I Lii Oak Hill No. 139, Norris Creek, Samuel!, f tiaynie, vj-; x. uuiiuju,ucv. utu meets every other Saturday night M ulberry 148, Geo. W . J ones,N. G W. W. James, Sec meets every other Thursday night Surprise No. 153, Flyntville, D. M. Him, N. (.; W. M. Beekett, .Secretary meets tt - x- --ft t Ca every Thursday night Chestnut P.idee 157, W A Williams, N G; W B Frsemann, Sec; meets every Saturday night Evening Star No. 161, Fleasant Plains, J A. I atherwood, N. G.; J. Franklin Smith 8ec meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night. Kelso 172, J C. Stubblefidd, f. G.; J A Taylor, Sec meets every other Saturday night. Livonia Lodge No. , Daughters of Re becca, Flvntvilie, W. Beckett, N.G.; Mrs. 31. U. Cambron, V. O.; W. H. Warren, Sec'y ; meets xmb oiuruaj cu uiouui w li'i. Sereno, No. 195, George's Store, T. P. Arnoid, N. G; H. C. Street, Sc meets eve ry Saturday night PATEONS OF H USBAS DBT. T. C. Lirn-E, FayetteviUe, Master County Grange H.T. Childs, FayetteviUe, Sec retaryCorresponding Committee: H. T. Chilid, Fayetteville; V. W.James, Mul berry; J. C. Hague, Kelso. Mulberry Grange, 171 M D L Whitaker, .master; A. J. Whitaker, sec'y; Mulberry. B'ickeye,l3 C.A. McDaniel, master; Jo el D. Parks, sec'y; FayetteviUe, Sulphur Spring, 170 T. (J. Little, master; H. T. Childs, sec'y; FayetteviUe. Swan Crek, JWtJS. A. HilL master, W. T. MsDanieL Soc.t Favetteviilee. Boon's Hill W W Wilson, master; W W Erwin; sec'y; Boon's HilL Um'ty 311 J J Short, master, Clark, sec'y; Fayetteville. Petersburg Jacob Gillespie, master; H B Tallev, sec'y; Petersburg. Focky Point 305 then Hiil, master; J C Hague, jr, aec'y; Kelso. Sheltoo's Creek 304 J A Taylor, mas ter; F P Taylor, sec'y; George's Store- Cold Water 307 A B Sheffield, master, P L TwiHy, sec'y; Cold Water. Chestnut Hill (21st distric)30$ John M Boatt,mster; JaaBEatt,sec'y; Fayetteville U. F. OF T. TeyetteviHe Council No. 333, F. W. Carter, W. P.; Thos. M. Goodwin, Bee. Scribe mstU ever Tuesday night in EL of U. IJalL KNIGHTS OF HONOR. Fayetteville Lodge 5o. J S Vaughn, Dictator; W A Gill, jr, Reporter. What makes a Boanel. a incus. roesDs. Dried Apples 2$ Bran Sarley Beans Cow Peas Whiu Bean Castor Beans Buckwheat Stone Coal ....30 ....43 ....60 ....eo ....CO ....45 ....53 ....80 Shelled Cera 54 Core in the ear TO Corn Meal 50 Plaateriug Hair Unalacked Lrme... Barlev Malt Bre Malt: Oata Onion Dried. Peaehea, - unpeeled. do do peeled... Millet Seed Orchard Grase Seed Herd's Grass Seed Irish Potatoes ..80 ..38 ..34 ..32 ..57 ..33 ..30 .M ..14 ..M ..50 Sweat Potatoes.. Teas Bye 51 Blue Grass Seed 14 Clover Seed 60 Flax Seed 5? Hemp Seed 44 Tuaethr Seed 45 Husgansa Seed ..........48 Coarse Salt 60 55 83 60 33 ....23 Fine Salt... . TdTUip Wha. Cs?tW9 . Faasats L WOOLEN GOODS. Cr.o. Asqcith. M. D. IIOLMAS. Hawtoh J. n, Asqoiliv Hampton & Holmae, PKorniETORisor EI.Il MJfJER at the Hailruad Depot, Fayetteville, Tenn. In Full Operalion ! 40.000 lbsTWoolWanted We pay cents per Pound, in goods at the Factory, for tha nicest clean-picked Wool. RETURNING our thanks to onr patrons of the past, and soliciting the patron age in the future, we respectfully invite the public generally to come and aee as and ex amine our SfOGK OF 600DS, consisting of Jeans, in Various Colors and patterns Casimeres, Flannel?, Linseys", ' Blankets, Balmoral Skirts, Ladies' bre'kf t shaw Gtnt's shawls, tc AND STOCKING YARNS , different siz-9 and colors. We will alio . J11 r j V p on hand WOOLEN YARNS. t e . . . .iUU Will UU TlUift 111 HIE r-. w " 1 CASH OR TOLL. Y6 are also prepared to CaiiD &PI.Y Yarns for customers, from Nos. 500-700, or from 8-12 cuts in loU of 100 lis. or more at 0. E. Anglin, Watchmaker and Jeweler, South tide cf Public Square in the nine IiuilJing. TS now preparsd to do all kinds of work i JL in Ms line, succ as the repairing of every description of Chronometer, Duplex, iw TV : v . i "r 7 tre ,mr;a a"" lcnes- Ai ff Clocks and Jewelry, promptly and neat ly repaired and warranted. Eeyman & Hilly KEEP on hand a fall stock ef WATCHES, CLOCKft Holland s Gold Pens, JEWELRY, MUSICAL BOXES &C May V.. 1872. 0. P. BRUCE & CO. GRAIN DEALERS and Cotton Factors, South-west corner Public Square, Fayetteville, - - Tennessee. I la the honse formerly occupied hy T. J. JfeGarvey m a tia-doaier.J jaaiO, lS7i-tf BLanks! Blanks! We have just printed, and haTe for sale at the Obstrtetr office, at xiashville prices, a fall supply of Blanks for Jfajria- trate and Constables. WOOL EES March 13. 1874. ! JEWELRY. CCnOOIS. ! AH?. m 1 ei i SJi'C fi tf 5S&'"St'3 rPHE next ession of this school will inn. .'J I i W 1 iwMit DRUGS, mmm & straps DEAL EES IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, VnriiiHlics, TOILET .vb Fd.YCr dETICLES. Superior Tobacco and Cigars, LIQUORS For Medicinal Purposes, "Window Glass, E to E t o FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. TTTE wonld respectfully announce that; TV w have bousrht the dmsr- store of M.l'rlce.flMv, west side public square,. and will make rpgnlax additions to our al- j ready well seleclcd atoclt, and that you will find in our hou?c everything usually keptin atirst-claM Drug-House. We deal in the) beit goods of every kind. j We would alo utale that w have secured t!ieserrUe of Ir. Lv L. Drake, who : mu 1 vine cnrgc 01 our i rom:rijtinju iejri tnenl, and riom his known integrity and a- favorir. ;s with thi ir prescription?, tliat they will be put npwlihnefctiifia, accuracy and di.xnatrh. We inno hv titrirt nlrrr )r m.rl T r a " "i J ..j . - in in bu!iines to merit a large custom, jan. 13-o VINING & STKANK. W. C. DIEMEK Al the Old Stand cf ZDx. O. -A.. Xloxaa.ox, itihcUsqle efqil Jjeqier it) PURE MUGS m MEDICINE, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, Fine C'liewing & Smoking Tobacco, BLASTU7C POWDER, TUSH. Superior Illuminating Coal Oil. PATENT AND FAMILY MEDICINES and a well selected stock of all Goods usually kept in a DRU& STORE. PURE CONCORD WINE Pure old Corn Whiskey, For Medicinal Purposes. Daritl Lanfiretb&SGiL's Gartlsn SeeSTcrsale. Prompt attention given to Pre emptions. CS- All sales, CxVSII covll W. C. DIEMBR. 8th of January, 1877, ana continue twenty wee.s. i-try Un4a; bio effort will he made by the trustees, km "i iwn n!ib.ri fm. m . . . ..wiitb etit uloil t cac roo v of tha iaiar for bim teachers snd cr.mmumfy to rc-rtr the w,thoutcnari, Al f.L dolor jro.ta. School profitable to its pitrons. The ncC-' P"i. the ejpru.rof paper aa.l iriatins are bare f4irv !tr4 are hfir" faken to tinrcha.. a lj 'W'i "'ideri; tba turn of tha beS canary s.eps art iw, usen w pnrcr.a. a ,.(J til v,Mltty of rt, w. reenfldetth I hi!oopuical snd Lhcmieil Apparatus for people ill ro.ider T vfttiLT .r toe cheap th; school. Agaia we Umkr t. cur pal- eaaw'par pobli.bed laU world. aaawuut , , ... aiiooiie of ina fry beat rons many thar.ka for a contmnftd patron-j Addre, Tiii. sl X.5w Tark City, jr. T. acre, in many instances of sixteen year. ' Wehope in ths future, a in the pa.it, to "fj, A 1$ (f TVT A 1T merit your CfnCdr.ce acd aapport, ty a X&w tUL "r 1 iff U ft iok Ll It faithful discbarre of evtryduly. For par- ) ' ticalar?, address J REPAIP.EIC OP W. W. JavEa, President. W. U. Eop.jjRT.ojr. II. U.Hec'y., or P. HIMEBAUGH, Principal. P.ifretice-: Our patrons aad pupils, jan. 11-lm o FAYETTEVILLE nn i ill THE third session of the Farettevlllo Slilitary Acatlemy cpns THE 29TB OP JJXCiRF, 1877, and continues 21 weeks. Thorough Classical, Commercial and Primary Departments. TUITION: Classical and Commercial Coarse, (5.00 Primary, 2.50 Pr four weeks. THOS.L. NORWOOD, Dec. 1 4-3 mo. o Principal. Oak Hill Institute, NORRIS CREEK, TENNESSEE FACULTY fi. S. Bcbtoi, 2. if., Principal. Prof. J. W. Etoies, A. B-, (VTashington and Lee University, Vs.) Hue Sailim Las Lz.it, (Mary Sharpe ColI;e ) Prof. J. M. Pbottos. Mrs. S. S BcaToir, Music. Mrs. W. F. Coli, Fine Arts. Thorongh Tiistrnctlon tiveam all branches tanrht ia onr best! IM t Aca-iemies and Colleges. Tuition and' i wm m sold for caj, Board low. Sprinz term begins I "j1 rhrht ef redemptioa, to satis- . . , f s , rl . I'J s jadjmeat of tlfitt.te, aad interest lit Monday in January, 1877, J from the 12th day of October, 387lTsad and eontinne 21 wek. Parent havinri ea'n2f of tha ceet ia this cause; the ash either SONS or DAUOHTEIaS toed. 'rhlf 6i ccti Pid hy sons. ucate are reqnisfe-l to address for Darticn. lars the Principal, or W. F, President Board of Trxatee,. Colb, La , nov.20-tf For Mtciitrars ed Con sUbles, jut printed snd for sale at this 0ce. 3- rersons puwhasinj ancles advert , jrsau lUCUUUil' m that tkj saw the adTertwa-watct ia the Far i U( IS ULkM 'A Amni Wll! tTai SlovesandTin? Sin and Sibyo STORE! BEINQ now permantlj lacated in ray new building next door ta Wright & Wilson. I would most respectfully call the attention of tha peopha of Lincoln county that I am now prepared with th best facilities for the manufacture of tin ware to soli at wholesale and retail at great 1 REDUCED PBICE3 in fair competion with any town in the State, ily stock of Stores comprises all sizes and styles. Eitra plate3 and vessels cna always be had to keep Stoves in order. T-qj, m TTIp- plimm 11 Ulm tWUtfl k UUip wells and cisterns, warranted to draw water any depth desired. If f AIMS- iA 1 t CIII14E. tJJla) tne eBt 'B use, a specialty. Lamps and Lanterns all sizes, liath Tubs. Sorghum u.w. ia j nu iu .uon a iuii assortment 01 'ways on hand. Thanking the generous public for their liberal patronage for the ; pait year, I will try by my cd.iavors to : Clni roaunujnro jan. 11 THOS. J.MeGAaVET. NEW TIN SHOP ! ward & snonr UAVu justepenea a new bouse sear the north-east earner of the Square, Fayetlevill?, and will Jill all orders ia their line, including eviry variety of S:ul Work, at reasonable prices, and in a prompt aad sail, factory manner STOVES, TINWARE, PUMPS, Kitchen Ooods,Lamps, ac Kept on hand! Sorglinm Evnporziiora Made to Order, Cheap. Cliarter Oai Stares a ftilty! july 0. o WARD St SHOUT. THE SUN. 1877. NEW YORK. 1S7V. Tb'IiiTerntlitioof Tus Strsfdartattaw Mil Tear will m me tam ajdanat (M jnt u4 ft. el. Thadailj ediiwn will week lUriuiihw of (nnr oa suoU.y a.ht orl(at(M. or S4 hntiwi rdlunu; ki) tlx wMklr adtUm will be a .beat of if hi yn(e af taa aana einailm ati'i ctaaracher Umt are airaaai laaKiar tm aar f.ienrti. 1 ht re will MtlauataKatattrasaa adra eawi of refnrm mnrl ratrcskajoat. aa4 a( ta aaa. ttituttoa of itatyaaa.hip. wtadou, ac4 iairfiisj for boUw pretence, inthciiitj d fraa4 to lao a4 miaivraiiu of pnbiic affairs. It will aaaaaae tai (utcrnmrM of tb p)plbT tha aul aad far Ihr eupl. aa opp9Md to gaTarnmaea af (ra4a La Uie bailot-b-.a and ia tha counliaf af Totaa, aa forced br military violraca.' It wilt tawtTOf la itiprily iu reartr a boii jr tow aotfar rrara aaiill i'n of ?ola wit nxntuftnl, aaaifteta. aad Inn t worthy account, af cvrrvut araau. aad will etr.plor fur thu puroata aaiaaroua aad canfally WcUvi 1 ryrxz aad r.orrvpadnU. It rrp.in from Watoinc-vno. aperuiiy. will ba fall. aixurae. aol fcarlru; and n win doabtlra. eoa tinua to duorte and rnioy tile hAWaitof tb wba Uti iTe by pi jo irin ihr Treasury or by n.arptaf wbattba law Io avt ritt ibcm. wbiia it willaa. , litifirf to merit tbe euuilroea of U pub! I by d I A-r.il. n c lli ribu of tha aeopia t(uul tba aav , CEftfcrbinratt a: uoiiiitifled Lomer. Tlw inr tba daily wiaiil be BS caala a month or Q.So a year, l aidr wim Ua Sua Jy editwiB s7.7o year. 'i ba sr auiitoa alooa, eight p-, 1.20 a yer, .aid. 1 bi: M it. ir if . eight page of 34 broad eat mn. w iu be furawborl auf iag IIT7 al tXo rata af l-OO e.r. p'l ii. liie tntUtof tint large reiialMa froai Utapra viuu. r ir l.r lha M kiklv eaa beanjnyed by indl. Tidt aJul.ci il er w itbout ta x-eetoitT af maktur j cp cliiti. A l Urn i.i me tine, if any of oar friend h ratviui v taw. . ery u. h peroa wba RIFLES, SHOT COS, PISTOLS, Fayetteville, Tcnn., WILL brown, ride, stock, or clean fuss in any style desired, put on locks, s'jl.ti or thimble, or do any other kind of gun work ' needed, at moderate prices, promptly, and GUARANTEE HIS WORK. Shop at kis rcsi ienee, near tha military school. oct. 5 o LAND SALES CHANCERY SALE OP LAND! On Thursday, Fchniary 8th, 1877, obedleMe ti a decree of sate pre- jl noiincea at me uctooer una, 1574, or the Chancery Co-art at Fayatuvillo, Tea nessee, snd appealed to the Supreme Cetxt at Xahville. Tennessee, affirmed j akj Supreme Court at iu Jaanarv Una. 187S. land remanded to the CbanerT Ceart at I V. . . . . n 1 . - m t r. timniiejiroi rerrrea DJ SSla Vbaacerj Court at iu. October term, 187ft, la tha caaseof L. A. Sanders, Exeeatar. aa-aiaat TT r TX ... " ' " m. uyer ana otners, 1 will itini aa ta ! premises, snd offer for sale to tio aUhel f bidder the tollowin doterihed 1 TRACT. OP -LAND! lyiagin CivJ District No. !1 t Liaeola county, Tennenee, cm the head waScra af Swan Creek, and bounded as fSarws-Oa the north by Tillman Wells, eaae. bw Wm Dyer, south by James W. Too ley. sad vest oj cam ue i luraocs, Containin: ... Tervs t""D- D. W. CLARK, C. ssd M. and Special Commissioaer. Jaa. II, 1377. , Advertiseriifttits mnst be handed into theOceby Tuoday Morning. U mrr. aaappearaneeni'thsfolloin;i'aaaT. Thel"'w w n.u Jty eircniatioB of tha Ossevie has aecoaae so! RZUVLR o(Sf tO suit the tlmr M u ' ' " tSr AdrerttsemeYita are Inserted ia tha or- ier ia wsiea lvj are hazded ui- BUSINESS CARDS. jLttornoy : at Lorvr; rajettevllle, Tena. Offloe wilder Bright Uair.Soath side Pub lic Square. jan. - - MediciiMV and Dentistry Dr. Joe Diliwiddle, SURGEON AND DENTIST. V ' Office, two doors north of the carriage shop. aug20 DE.W.W.M'MOLLEi? . ; FajelleTille.TeBncssee, OFFEB9 his profss;onal terriees o those seeding meaical attention. Of fice near the Female Academy, opposite W. J-SlegtlPa. ' jan.4-o W. B. at ABTIW. a. w. oarsuck. 3Iartin & Camiack, Fayetteville, Tennessee, sag 24, 187&-tf C. A.DIE3IEK, FE&cTicisti ' mmm FayetteviUe, Tennessee. Office at his Residence. maris TV. J. IUGGEVS, SURGEON DENTIST, Fayetteville, Tennessee. T ILL practice in Lincoln and adjoining TT counties. SaVisfactlon guaranteed both in prices' and operations of all kinds. Ofilce, south side Square, opposite the tourt-aouse. aug. iz, laib. IVON'DEPJUL inducements offered U T T those wishing work is that line. 1st. I propose to da cheaper work. 2nd. I insure every case te be unsur passed by any or its class, and purpose to stick stiictly to the following rates and challenge opposition in all its forms Extracting teetb, 50 cents each. Gold filling 01.00 te 2.00 Platinado 50e do ZOO Tio foil do 60c do 1.00 . Cleaning and polishing teeth, $1 to 2.50 Treating chronic inflammation of mouth and throat fl.00 to $10 Artificial tee th inserted from 1 te 4 teeth $5 00 do do do 3 to 10 10.00 A full upper plate 15 00 do 20 00 Owing to matmal snd style of work up- erasd lower sets 20.00 do 35.00 DR. D. SAFFOLD, sag. 5 Office st the Saflold House. W. C. MIGHT, M. D., WILL practice Medicine and Surgery in Fayetteville and vicinity. Office ia Hines' block.soulh side Square. july22 E. L. DRAKE, M. D (Offlee over Price's Drug Store, West side Square,) OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of Fsyitteville snd vicinity. July 22, 1375. J. W. Xcwninn, Attorney at Law, Fayeltevllfe. Tenn. WILL practice in the various Courts of Lincoln and adioininz ceuntie. and in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Nashville. Office &ar north-east comer of the Public Square. sept 7-tf J. If. Gootlicln, Attorney at Law, Fayetteville, Tennessee. tSf Collections a specialty. feh4 I. 0. WOrtM. af. W. WOODARD. W. E. WOOCS Woods & Woodard ltlomcf8 at Law, Fayetteville, - - Tennessee. jan. 14-ly GEO. W. HIGGINS, ATT0HHEY M LAW Office at kit retidtnt: near Camnrgo,' WILL practice in th't various Courts of Lincoln and adjoining counties. oO o. c. x'ci.vvrr. f. r. rrLT0. McKinncy Fulton, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Prompt attention given to bosiaess. Of fice near the south-west corner of Square sepiz eso. s. sovlm. t. m. scbmas. EOYLES & BURNAM, Attorneys at Law, FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. WILL practice in the various CouiU of Lincoln snd the sdieininr counties. j IfcyOrncs: South-side of the Squara, t ia the Millar block. oct30-tf 2 ear the north-weil errner Hquare, FAYETTEVILLE. TENNESSEE. TS now prepared to mannfactur'.fm JL IlarDfMs, Saddles, Jlridles, 11 snd 31artinjalea ia the bot style, snd of the vsry best material. Collars. Ifm, and Whlpa atwavt on hand. Repairing dose w Cheap for cssrobb ith neataessaad dixpstrh.' Baktib oXT. Jan2l-12n i IIOLMAN&IIOLJIAiV, Attorneys at Law, PAYrrrmr r v tpvv. A eonnty. Cases ia Bankruptcy prompt- J If aUoaded to. jaaJO-tf MRS. A. JOHNSON J3 PBEPABZD td receive s fw at a reasonable price, ient to the 8o,oar. itosideace eonterv- frr Pria r.f .Trl Pn'nimr. VT' 'Z1A T ' 7, " "A'6 Bring in yoor orderi. Wo war rant satisfaction. NASHVILLE oeo. i. ooonsicH a co a. aoKEEiK. TTOlsT Geo. J.Goodrich &Co. Saccessors to SPURLOCK, H0KE& CO., COTTON FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Xos.90 and OS South Colleso Street, Nrwhvllle, Tenn. Will furnish bagging and ties as usual at the lowest mar ket price, and make liberal ad vancement npon all consign ments. We will occupy ur old stand, and all consignments will be under our own snperris- lon. Sept. 21-tf Shaving, Ilair-Cutlin Come nnd See. BARBERS, HAVE opened s shop on the north aid of the Square, in the basement of Col. J. H. Ho I man' new building, and are pre pared pith Clean Towel?, Keen Razors, Sharp Shears, and prompt attention to wait opon custom ers needing abating, hair cutting, aham pooning, etc. Shop or en frota S o'clock in the morning until 9 St sight, june 2d o MatT'Eohins on, IJartoor, South tide a the ruMi Sqwrre, Fayettevilic, Tennessee, 1 3 now prepared with VeenP.a- JL aor, sharp Seisaora, risaora, clear Com Im and Dru.b,anl niceToi els, To share, cut hair or shampoo in the latest style, and aa cheap as any onr. lusapecuui am prompt attention always j given to all customers. jan. 7-tf LEWIS PEACH, 1US3LE d BUT STO3 M, Fayetteville, Tenn. ri'HK price ef Tomb-Work has hn re. X dared; I am now selling plaia (lead Stones made of brat Lia:ol coaaty firay ftton with all nTary lettering tstn 8 00 to 1 1.1.00. .Vice Head Stones md of beu Italian Marble with haves snd lat twinjf frr,m $ 12.00 to 1 40.00. Larz Family MonumenU cut to order from Mt)J) so JJi.H). Ertry BESCPJPTIOIf OF CAR7SF5 natiy eieejted, JtuIMin Work or ail ami rarnnnei to oraer. rioaso caU and examine designs and price. TERMS: CASH OR BARTER, May ia tf o PT.ANTiVfi MTT.T iiiiuuiiu iiiiuuu, T prati at m Plsainj Mills it x P1 BP BOORS, BLIND3 AND 3I0ULDIN0, aad do all kinds MaUh:nj and Plsomf at short iK.tjco for cau. 3I11I.H Near tlie Depot Fayetteville, Tennentec. B. f wi!I have my SAW MILL ron ninsj in a frtrt time on the rrk rmr tho fpot. W. K. TUPLE Y. inne 2Z o Job Printing neat and cheap, at tha rWkf til fftm a- Ada A q -aViVA ViAaO C? aa