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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-15

HELPING THE WEAK. If wc are
10 credit what we see in some pa.
perE, the greatest speeches made by
the greatest of the great men IN IIlx
great nation have been fnIly E
qnalled by CulIon,, Elheriilge and
TaIlo in their elToris against the
Nebraska bill, and woull probably
hay e been surpass ed by ~Ddgg, bad
he made speech. The speeches
OF Smith, ,Zollicofler AMI Ready viii
be read and appreciated by the
people without su ch fnIsome culo-
gy. Others, loo. made great speech
es on Tie same side ct the question
that Collum dill. bal these kind pa
pers will be slow 10 tell Who thcT.
are, slower to praise lhcua, and
slower still to tell what they s1id
An impartial and intelligent pco
pie " u understand the design Of
all this
Seven representatives, NE believe
from States permitting slavery,
voted against the Nchraska bill aud
Tennessee furnished four OF them.
What sham,l
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WHOLE NO. III.

come 50 much attacaed 10 you Tint
would as soon shoot my own brother
as lifta finger against you
Il held out my hand to him, but
he threw himself ON my breast, and
burst into tears, for his nerves we're
weak with his recent illness.
" There was no more coldness af-
ter that, no more reserve all WAS
open and above board between us:
and am proud to shy that the
more we unielded our hearts to each
other, the more highly did we es-
TEEN each other
Il had the happiness afterwards Of
reconciling him to his fair cousin, TO
whom he was still fondly attached,
no twithstanding the episode Of :he
sehorita; and,
When wild wars learlly blast was Uiour.
And gentle peace returning,
| 'assisted,' as the French say, Mt
their wedding, which took place in
New Orleans. The very day after
that interesting event, | was seized
With yellow fever; and Elliot and
ais new-made vi fe spent their hon
sy noon at my bddside-the trucst,
most devoted friends that
evd r a man had in this world,
f''Ahd that, said the. doctor.
hr owing The end of his cigar into
he fire, was the upshot of my duel
viii Captain Elliot.
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/ The SupYly Of Foreign Goods.-
A correspondent of the New York
Courier, who signs his communica-
tion mo Importer, but a Jobber.
referring to the supply Of foreign
Igoons in that market, says.
| There are black Silks enough for
Ia years consumption, unsold, also, 4
large over-stock Of fancy Silks. which
will not bring GO cents on the dollar
of cost Of importation. The stock
of French Merinoes on hand is lar
ger than a twelve months consdmp-
Ition; and as for low priced French
and German Cloths, there is no sale
at any price; the open winter through
the Northern and Western States,
left hrge stocks of goods on hand
with the retailers, and their general
complaint is, that their goods re-
main ON their shelves unsold.
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(boifr ]5oeirll.
TIOmei is Where There One to Low eUs

Home IS no. merely four square walls
Though with pictures hung and gildedF
Home is vh 'rs aTastiol calls.
Filled with|shrines the earth hath bull
lIomc- -go watch the faithful dove
Sailing meath the heaven above US =
Home is where there's one to love!
Home IS where there's one to love usl
Homes not morely roof and room,
It needs something TO qndear it;
Home is where the heart canbloon,
Where there's some kind lip to cheer ii
What is home with none to meet?
None to welcome, none to greet US?
Home is sweet. and only sweet,
Where there's one we love to meet Es
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THE CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA. 4
California; correspond ent of the B@s
ton Post, under date of March 81
writes that 1000 Gil inamen bad dr.
rived in San francesca within a fort
night, and that report said 10000
more were on their way from China
and he adds:
Thereis much better feeling agains
them here. They are heathenish and
filthy, lying and treacherous; and in
my humble opinion they add little to
the wealth of the country, and much
to its corruption, and heaven knows
we have enough of that already
In court they seem to delight in fore
swearing themselves, and will com
init perjury on the most frivolous
pretences. The women are, without
exception, prostitutes, and as such
the lowest of the low. Their first
lesson is in English ribaldry and OBJ
scenisy, and above that course OF
study they will never rise.
4 JARDENED CRIMINAL,-PAlllck
Doyle was hung at Napi6ssllIe, ILL.,,
ON the 18th. ins:., for the murder oi
a ieIlqiw laborer ON the railroad.
Thb Chicago Journal saws he ex-
hibiteIl most hardened heart, as
cendiag the platform with inlpre-
cations and curses, avowing il they
would unite his hands he would HEX
anr three men in the crowd
Judge BecchcE has been com
nltted 40 prison, Al New Orleans,
for ten days. for coultemPt OF court|
in resisting process of The District
Court in that City.
There is an eccentr;c and wor-
thy M an in Rochester, who, al
,housh in excellent health, has
made c very preparation i9r the DIS
position OF his body after death
lie hls procured his collin ana
placed il under his bed,t Oe con
stant monitor on each returning
night that he is one day nearer
the iiual goal. /
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-15

JAPAN An oLp FocY. According
to Mr. Bayard Taylor, the japanese
are exceedingly vulnerable to the
power Of modern warfare. They
use the oil match, or the British
Tower nuskeis, and 5000 men
armed with Porter's or Colts re-
pcating rifles might destroy an army
Of 100, 600 men armed as the Japan
csc. Our steam vessels could run
over aud sink whole fleets Of Iunks,
and the shore batteries coulRbe de-
slroyed from a position that would
render their operations harmless.
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1t is held by the Post Office De-
partment, that it is improper Tor
postmaster to remove the wrapper Of
public documents franked by mem-
Der of Congress.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-15

Miss Fantadling says the first
time she locked arms with q young
man she felt like hope leaning on her
anchor. Poetic young woman that.
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uyJ.uns @. meeurpr. Auonop,.r.

CHNcgRy SALE or VALUABLE AND ELiGiBLY strU.
s'ed unmproyed real s.aBy virtue of decree ~ The
o the District Of Coiumbia for Washington eonp, made
eaase wherein james y Halliday and others srsvompinnnnts
% lonas Halliday b.irs of Thomas Halliday
ms balday William w. Halliday, aud Lydia j. Hanlon, de-
d defendants subcbsr appointed by sad de
Ni sell public auction Tuesday the 18Th day Of June
A ~ O'Clock, at Tho apcton store OF &c Mecufe on
oher Of Penn,yvana avenue and 10Th street wfst AZ hoss
parcels OF ground lying and being situated IN the c,p o.
nkon, and known described the plan OF said
and being l No 49, In No of lot No is in
~ ~ tots hos 8, Q, and No. 5fe. lots Nos !, y
tqsse No i,i6 and part Of lot No q in south 81
NO s25 rsid part o. said lot No being he south A. feet
front on s street cas-, by oS set inch deep Of said lot
above property elih situated in rapidly improving parts
cry, and offers favorable opportunity dssirous
Investments procuring erhy situated building sites
ms terms of sale prescribed by said
~ purchase money be paid In cash. balance .qna
men 6, 2, and ~ months by
bearing interest from the day OF sale security up
d ny the trustee Upon the in payment the Purchase
snd the ratification OF the sale OF sales ny n. The
~ viii the properly the respective purchasers In
we terms Of complied IN
7ary the The which complied with
esod, upon weeks notice. the risk expense o
haser o. purchasers thereof Al conveyaneins
III The purchasers.
- CHAs 3, wALLACH, Trustee,
1et ]. g. MCGUIRE, Anctionesr.
~ a,--Stswsd.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Aue,,onssr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Mon sha SELL 10 O'Clock,
e residence Nicholson, side Of Noh
between Gb 18th good aud general
ntnt of furniture, npmeyi
Mahogany sofas, paIlor and rocking chairs
DO uuomans, dressing and other bureaus
Do dining, side, and other tables
Do wash%,ands, sc.
Walnut what and tahles
Gilt ffame mirrors, solar, hall, and other lamps
Nanut ard map. french and cotser bcdsiesds
Fsihtsd wardnobcs, cane seat and other chairs
Mahogany CRIB, hnc msnici CLOCK and ornaments
Fns pabor damask and chamber widow curtains
tine inen danask table cloths and napkins
Feather beds, bedaing
HNffcottou and other
ltory. handle knives and forks
Altatta spoons aud forks
China glass cfpcscry and Snianuia ware anoug which
sod band coffee Diron Son'H beet Britannia and
coffee set chahng dishes, sc,
Bras andirons shovel ard tongs and lenders
Tapestry, Btusseis stair and chamber catpets and
Otcoth and straw mating, stsif rods
n Refrigerator and good lot Of kitchen requisites.
ems Under 25 cash s credit ~ 90 and ~ days. for
GREEN SCOTT,
May A-d Auc1opeers.
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[No hn1l

NOTICE OF Withdrawal OF certain land. "a States
Of Mensss and WseesIs oa The routes Of the Oakland
majority delegation in consret. from
order bearing date JIG ~ q May 10. directed s ne o.
further orders except for valid prssmpdon claims, to w
In the State OF MIousls.
In the district Of lands subject at IonAi
North of tie base and of principal meridian
The north half of township and townships and TO- of
TIE north half Of township s. and township, TO- H. a.
Townshps TO- H. ia lS A. IS 49, and y, range
Of ansss 8 D TO- H. a. iS a. IS aas IS . w. - " ~
Towaships 9, 9, TO- H. H. 49, rs 10, u s o and No. or
Township. y ~ T. 49, 10 and 40 Of rnuse
In the district oflsnds subject GrspsnEi
NORTH Of the base live and ot principal raerian.
TownshiP sotOu, "a "a, "A, 49, and sOuth half Of TO-
Township. ., Z 8 o 10, H. a. 70 a. Is, ofrsussa
Township. O. s,lo NJ ~ - and u, Of nnse.
ToWH,hips ), 3 10, ii, and u, Of rsnss
North Of Hns and Of prineyaI msridion.
Townships NJ, ~ 10, H. I5 l6 Of ranges T. and sIssp
iands 10 's.O1 for hs tensh 81 Indians.
In the district of .ublsclto DrrRori
North tAs base ine and east ofns pvr.epai weidiSn
The north bali q township $ ofranges anda
Township 5. OF ranges3 nnd a.
Tn,be dsde' Of land. subject TO sale a, Duso.ss
North ee bose Ii~s and Of principal netaisr Iop,r pc
Township. q q 9s @, g, g ssd %, o Iansea
TSwH.niS. 8, g, >. 4, g, ., ard o. SYI.srst
TSw%SiS. Sw%.p ss D. g. 81 & g. g g. '?s s. q b. h. .a.ss .Ss b.
ranEe6
Towusp A. "a ~ - 2 o6 a. 0s, ~ 80 81, % a and 30
Town.ps a. a. a. - a. 50, a. as 49, 90 o. "a and a.
Towu.ps q, e. - os 90 g ~ o. and %, ofrnnse %
Townships e. a. a. - ao ", 2s and 2s, Of A. ~
Upper peninsula.
Township. % ard II, of range 30.
Township ~, ofrabsss 81, a, and 30.
Ia the OF lands subject s.uLr Mlr,i
sorn cfhs base lins and red Of hs principal neridan
Town.nips g and u, otranse %.
Townships 4s a. and 4s, ofrangeot.
TSs@sig Township. q = g. T. asa % .@s ~ &, 'ssS ofs,as. rs
Townships a. "a as ts 81 a. 81, and 80, of range r
Tow%.sT TSw%.T =. & e g 81 ss psS Sd " ~ sprs a rsGs g. a'
Township. 81 q, a. as %, 81, and %. q range 30
TFG.T. FswS.S 3 81 q q 3 d q and n Z g g r,sss
Towushp- ~ "a 81, So 81 S. 70, ana 81 Of range %
Town.sP, ~ ~ 81 ~ % - q q 81 AID ss q r,ese "a
Townships a. ~ a. as "a, ~ 4 g. So 81 50, So a, and S.
rownshp. - e4 o. q, ts -, So 81, 81 So AMIDST, Of
1owashp' -, - as 49, 4 49, 90 81 s. snd sa Of r.nse
Township. - g. @ ~ 4s40, 50, 81, and %, q range 90
State Of wrsoosux.
In the dis,ric, Of lands subject to sale At srSAsu.
Worth Of ns base line and east of hs fourth prnetyaf nan.
Townships y, y, %, and %, efranseIa
Tows.hp- 05 0S s7 %, and ob o. isass IS = '"' -
TSw":Ss TSw":S. Is & e e. & ssS and y 81 q &c rang. q
TSrn.D. q, @ % - :. ~ ~ % ssd 20 % rssss lo
Tsvn.ssp. 20 70 2 I % q s3 2, @ a. and and ~ q q range
Ts~n.np. To~n.np - - ~ "a a. nd "a ~ s
Townships ~, 20, 81, and "a, Of range a.
townships heretofore offered
tor sale hut which have they within
ei.ea a.ss ny band a ne General Land Once IN, city Of
ny order Of The fre'idenii --- ..#
Commissioner of the ecsersi Land Once
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sy GREEN x SCOTT, Aueuon..r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on NINTH STREET, oPPo-
Ute the Centre Matket auction On Tuesday the 10Th
F shalt sc O'Clock, in front Of The premss, oflo
No. quars No. 2 frontng % feel a street vest between
louisiana Canal street, immediately opposite the Cen
he We deem anything relative 70
he location Of this IL well known 10 be the iaosi Fai
able OF any in the city
Tsfmsi balance IN six and eighteen
nan bearing interest deed deed Of trust
aiea.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
May 25-d Auetioneers.
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nv >. q. MCGUIRE, Aac,,one.r.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania AVE
Monday afternoon May % 81 O'Clock
premises, shall sell Of lot numbered
numbered ~ fronting 10 feet inches Pennsylvania
funning back los
alley, containing '0 with
brick aud back buildings containing
rooms occupied known Green Tree
House,
This properly and admirably arranged any psb-
business.
Terms fourth cash the residue IN g. ~ 49, and ~ months
m satisfactorily secured bearing interest Tie ndspusble
JAS. c. McGUInE
MhyA-s Auctonsef.
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J. STEER, Merchant Talor Is opening another supply
/, O choice spine goods which he invites The
members OF and ctnxrus.
The stock 10 large and complete embracing almost
1asiy Of gcntnen goods usually kept BY merchant taos
lie ss inspection by the public VI his goods workman
ap, and prices.
Mod Washington Place, Seventh Street
MAY a4-3uf
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JUHN
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person right preempton any the
lands within the and townships above
ted required establish the sane 10 the satisfaction Of the register
and land Office and
practicable seeing h aud
pointed public
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner of the General Land ofhcs.
May lg-lawl3w ...M.
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IURTICULT JRAL EXHIBITION.-The first semi an
Ii exhibition association will Tuesday,
10Th and three days. 10 be followed Friday
and Saturday by exhibition ef fowls.
should be favorable, unusual display OF uits
and flowers expected and the poultry exhibition viii be fu OF
q. +
Contributors expected provide or flowers
express executive committee that the
cages poultry should and open possible
will open III O'Clock, the hall Of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Pskers building, Pennsy
tvenue south sids, between 9th and 7h
paid admitted
hr families. Contributors entitled personal ticket Tickets
dsdfaission rs cents.
.... CHAS. G, PAGE,
May a5-at29 rSarl Chairman Executive Committee.
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BALTIMORE RACES.


aug sudng meeting the Herring Run Course, Ba
more Maryland, commences Monday, the 9th OF June
FIRST
r.,.A,y- club purse s7oo-lbree mile heats.
y. sans sogsgce ones ore The club 10 give $500
more sad. Filled with lhe following entries -, O.,
dn; ,,. wiuep names g. T. by Gleneoe--dam by Medoc.
p T. Fowler names b. Ternne by soveregn-dsm Jane
yhe Also George Giasscock G. Little Arthur by Glen
sSSsi Calvin Greene b. by Ainderbydam Princess
Ann m ,,-,.,. ..o,.. = !, no co.-dau, Musasora by
usa,s' q w. Ol'''''' names : : : '
ssoosp DAY.
v,sdossday-Club purse s50o--tSo mile heats. ....
sams day sweepake for vii sgesS90o enuanee-me heats,
D,I aaeil The give $500 il two more start
Colonel Calvin Greene O. by Epsilon Nanny ke'
" II Gibbons b. Miss Matte by Umpiredam Emily
" Field names b. c. Wild lrishuan, by Glencoe
Miner names Blonde by Gencoedam by Wagner
v" -four years old Also Medona, by Yorkshire dam by
GIencoe-four years old
rbo,.aav Csb purse $500 mile heats.
s5oo enraace so0 ,oeit Club 10 give $500 II rwo or more
j. Miner names eh Blonde, by Geneoedam by Wagner
ni yea'I pieId d name. b. c. Wild shman, by
Medoc. -, i, co, nat, h c,noo a
col. NJ R. Singleton eh Ellen Evans, by -.
Fnaay-Cub parse, 81 ,000i four mile heats.
same day-sweepsaka for three oids-two mile heats
400 entrance 500 lort Club give $500 start
Colonel Calvin Greene b. by Ainderbydam Princess
=,
dam Jane Mitchell. Also Liie Arthur by Gencoedam Blue
Tho mas ch, by Giencoe-dam by Medoc.
saaday.Cub purse, S4Oe; mile heas,hree best in FIVE
same daySweepsiakes for all single heat of three
miles $500 Slo0 forfeit The club give $500 two
more art -Four year ods and over TO carry loo pounds.
s. Col II b. Goldsbys h. highlander by Glen
roe dam Casinet, by Monarch-hve years old.
Field Little Flea BY Grey Eagledam by Aeteon-
aI years old.
The following matches to off on the same week
Col Znganer colt against Col Gasscocks Little Arthur
for SaN0--nie heats 49, ..#
Co Florence against Col Dshuniy Medona for
s2e0l-tw mile heats
s. J. CARTER,
May 4-d3t& eod4ts Proprietor.
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SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT--Col. Count Estyap, Countess
Maria Evan Laea De Lacy, from Hungary, assisted by
Caer De szemeng the celebrated pianist of Bamore Will
give grand brilliant Saturday
NAY 81 Carus Saloon Subscription list at Hlbus tiiis's
Depot For particulars small bills and future advertise
MAY 25-da
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MOUNTAINS IN THE NooS-It is ascertained fact that
there three classes Of lunar mountains The first con-
sss Of very curious character The distinguishing char
actorc Of these mountains is this they start up from
plain quite suddenly On the earth is well known that
mountains generally go in ranges groups but we find
these isolated lunar mountains standing entirely apart
never having been connected with any range The
named Pco is 1900 feet high this mountain has the form
OF immense sugar loaf and If readers imagine
airlyproporoncd sugar loaf 1900 feet in height and
themselves situated sbove IT, to be able TO look down
appearance Of Pco. There many other mountains of
similar description scattered the moons surface;
and these only stand apart from each other
but what is still remarkable the plains which
they stand are slightly disturbed How singular then
the influence which shot the mountain up 1900 feet and
yet scarcely disturbed the plain in the immediate neigh
borhood The second class of lunar elevations consists
mountain ranges Now this is the principal feature Of the
mountains earth This phenomenon IL also found in
the moon but there 1t is the exceptions only two principal
ranges found and these appear have been originally
ono range. One s called the Appenines. II is so well
that just the line Of light is passing through the
moon you wiz think il ia, generally speaking crack In
its surface but telescope Of ordinary power win at once
manifest it TO be range of mountains The lunar Ape
mines may he compared with the los range Of mountains
upon earth II Is $4,000 feet high and there Is another
range still higher raising $4,000 feet above Its base In
this feature then the corresponds with the EARTH
but with this difference what is the rule the earth IL
| Al -. A. A.
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RascALIrys-The teegraphc wires east of Boston, on
Thursday morning found cut in several places taken
from the posts, and crowded into the damp earth, and
soncs piled upon them Thus the ,elegraphing Of the
Americas news was suspended Well-grounded suspicion,
II said rests upon parties in Boston and New York
The suthors Of this yillany
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CON G r L SION Al.
SPEECH OF HON. ). r. DowDELL,

On the Nebraska and Kansas bill delivered in the House
of Representatives, May 10, 1854, 49,
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our sung meeting the Herring Run Course, Bait
ao Mayyand, commences Monday, the 9th OF June.
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The cockade monstrous fine appears
But then the sword awakes their fears.
Moreover, Cuba Is rapidly preparing to settle her
own domestic affairs, and as abe is young and lively
tied down with no considerations for a " friendly
power and fully determined to continue her Efforts
the probabilities that the betters on her against
Uncle Sans deberative nag win win their money.
| am confirmed in this opinion from the conduct OF
Uncle Sans riders on the squatter sovereignty
course.
And lastly, do not think we shall have war
with Spain, because the administration Ia playing
20 the Cuba question four-stringed fiddle. Soule
and sell In Madrid, Cueto and negotiation in Wash
ington, and proclamations and war in the country
ut large, are three Of its strings. Regarding the
fourth string, "a decent respect for the opinions of
mankind toward the administration, In view Of the
prospective alliance between us, requires that /
should maintain alcspectful silence. Very truly,
yorTs, j. =. TuRAsHER.
r. 81 forgot to mention Tint a. am erdeavor-
ing 60 raise littc more money TO the purposes Of
h6 Cuban revolution, IL any OF your friends would
K 70 pitch in'' few c0ppers, it would give me
4 30 hear from them. Twice yours,
J. S. I.