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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-21
DIAANGHE r2luJANVIERs 1855.
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Fs'ss III sncoignure Cont.
ASCENSION ...9....'. NM. Richard g. TonIget
rRrvKnE-NsusE. il MI. Firrnin Dnplessis.
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sr-JAcouEs II u. N. .Anguste Th6rot. il
br.JxAs BArrIsTE, A. r..uap..
4 Sr.aCaARbEs. ~ OK r. ittIs = safu e''e'
PoFr-BREAux, At. Edmond Buliard.
gs'rHBopAux i.s. M. Adolphe blanchard.
HouMAs NJ r. .Gagna. s.4 w
Sra MARIE w. NJ. Etenne. Penisson.
ABSORPTION G.. Rodriguez, Cafe Star"
eRrtLE RivfsxE NJ. Pierre Thsriot.
bpAfseouRrvrLLE, ]. M. q. ]. q. Gauthier,
III Dams les paroisses OH nous nasons pas
0omme d'agents, nous prions les Maitres de
poste de youloir 90 charger do I'agence'de notre
fsaillss ssta 9a sa5 II .isaasfat
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces
avis, etc., ETC.. les conditions sont lee suivantes
Par Dix Liesss, pour Ia 1ere insertion 81 90
Peurles, insertions suivantes: ::t:.;.:tf 90
Tout abonne qai vomdra suspendre son abon-
aesnent, dsvras ,preyenir. par secrit, 4l'Editeur
apinze jeprs su ,noins, avant expiration du tri
sM'ssfe'ai1sss.e1t MI usl sisft .s.. il Saaigl6
: On execute 4 l'imprimere dp PtoEsIER, etceE
arx prix les plus moderes, totites especes d'ou-
vrages typograpbiques, (Jobs,) tells que, cAR-i
TEs .rAcTuREs, PAMPHLETs. RLAscs, ETC. ETC
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-21

Imais 81 volis nyiez besoin d'argcnt, nous
trouverions encore moyefl de yons rendfe
He v6trc ct meme de vous en- prefer nn
peu. s. q 's''
Je me jetai dams. scs bras avec effa
Esiou. .EsltsE a5ss 4g q 800 as
.--Digne vieilhrd, m'scriai. .je, tout GO
que je possede est i vous -. Complex
sur moi i Ia vie ct d ID mort. Je parlai
Ilofgtemps ayec Fexaltation dc Ii iieyre.
II nc regardait ayec son gros oil girls,
rond comme celui dun, chat. Quand
jj'eus fini 3: s ss85ta - { u
"A Ia bonheure, dit-iI da ton dun
homme qui prend son parti sur i'impos-
Fsibilits dc deviner nnc enigme. Je volis
/ rIrie de venir nous yoir dc temps On
temps ct dc he pas nous retiref votrcs
.pratiqie. 800
II
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/ DC Cora la bontique III aupres -. =,
femme. Je hasardai ,inc craini;. - Z. =.
ton. Ellie me repondit OF .sie ~. ~.
Achevait son aimee dS .e GfponH0aaa
sous les aaspiees' :. service en- sssg,a !; ~
do Ia vile . I IN premier phsf'nas,s. .a;, y
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-21

NAPoLEoNvrLLE, DInEAnycEzE 81 JAagvEzR 1855 @~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Notice:
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY or
PUTNAM COUNTY.

=, ~ ~ \ * D
cmevtr cprnr. Teams Eighteenth ID, II
April anil September
. JtpaE4-Ggo.h Nv Summers
GLtRN II. III Nforbs. .
pKoskcuriNd ArTcRsEy- J: II. Couch.
CofSrg C.puhr.-- Terms ~ FoiirtH Monday
.in epch lfiantl--and Quarterly Terms in June.
and November.
pREs.piNo JrsTieE--A. W, Haniley.
l CLtRKI-li, II Forbes.
PRdsrfrrSG ,ArroRNEY.--J u Cbuch.
I SyERlfF--N. u. Eowyrr.
MsdlSrRA'rEs First pisiiict - I'll Bowyet,
III. Satbatgh, RlSymins, md II. Nv !. flansley.
Second Distiics--r. AlcCsllistef, H, N. u.
Thompson. W. Ford. audi. Kcnnsraa Third
pisttct--W..A. Aletailllia, D. 'Fusfefs A, Sib-
NELL. ind ]. Smith. Fourth D.triat--C. +.
Brown, Nm, q. Caster, mad w. ,lglpFnas.--
FinI DISTRICT y aslington. h. I'LL Harvey.
u. kpistyID.l. Martin and Win. AtkkSeil.
/ CorNrf slRvfsor.~-J. n. tra~io#l.
H CoMnlssioStR dr. ftsRSr IN. ltNRidlcy.
/. CeysrsntES.- -Eifsl Distfict--J gSahnan.
second Dis!rist--W. lirass. Third District
- Fpster. Fourth Dissries--J. Craig. Fit
hi Distriet--A. Asbury
OyrasE, rs Of Tns Poor --R. Swih.,ier. C..
Conner, 2. +. fErmln, J. Garrison, and !. Vol
ton. elI
1 CoRoSta.--A. Wolf.
II SciooLI CosiMlssioSEas,-H. II. FDrl S. Sm.
lperintendani III y. Bower, A. w Hahilley, A.
Ellis, @. Conher,. W. A. Alexander. u I raig.
lis. Hereford, and ] Vaadan.
Il CoMMiskIoNKRs IN CHANrERy 49, II III Forbes
\ for Circuit Court, and ]. ". Hoge III County
II Court, 5H ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

CoAL.-We understand that after boring
to the deptl, Of two hundred feet, coal has
been found at Latart.. Thoproprietors in
tend sinking shaft Immediately, and are
making arrangements to put anumber OF
hands ut work NJ + =.. ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Land Warrants!
d zoo ACREs WANTED.

M I kU,UUU ACItES WANI EUs n
IIISHE subscriber continpeSto purchase l,aA,l
!. / Warrants Of every size, ior which Ne
mill paythe highest market pticc III Coin pr
its eqsivatent. Az there will be D very lafac
nnm6eri OF Warrants pressed nponIthe mnrke u
af.er The first OF June, 4 gradual decline Ia PHI
ces. for tho nextEtwelye months must incvita-
.blytake plaee; and those who make the earli-
est sales will realize the highest ptices.
CHAS.S HENKlNG.
Banker and Exchange Dealer.
n22. 4n Gallipolis. Ohio. Ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
70 SOLDIERS 4 TllEIls HEIRS
AND 81 s8
Land Spectators.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED WILL PROSE
cute solaieta rights for PENSIONS.
andBOUNIY. La ND, for services in The snv-
eral wars, under the ysIiok acts VI Congtess
under late acts, widows aud heirs OF enlist.
ed men Of are entitled. i
Also. --LAsD ron SALE, q number Of siiiall
farms and town|lots In Ohm, large bodies lcn
Sandy River, Virginia. and il Lincoln c,uniy,
Kentucky. address. post .paid.
IN. M. FfR0R, AttyIat Law,
lst, lan!ls55. Gallipplis, Ohloa
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

Ne liaverraH enough Of II 10 appreciate itS
xisipe yet dlrnIfCd .style, and its yalnailn ahd
correct inSiructioA--at altogether TO assign 'ittto
A higA rank uhloug works Of lis cisys.-. South
Chnrchnlln. .,I,.
lis attuIy aniwtii o,lineated portrait di
5ot,lern hon with All its c6lntolts ahd
cuiouaGa;s. W. can CJC4islly rrcumTgni Ut
As wbr'by OF perusai.--t Watch. sRf CbSerr4f'
fl is a. home njctnrc, and more attractive On
that ACCOUNT Richmond Dispatch.
4 SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY
d., Three Months at the south, il ls5s
Bv Nehemiah Adams, D D. Thitd edrioh,
One volume !2inr. Clnth. IS cents. /!
+. n A. MORRIS. h edmond, Val
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

r.
M n ESSRS. DAVID McC0MAS. X LATE
NA Jnhgsof the 18th Circuit,1 and 4. w.
Nc COMAs, hasing entered into partnership
fur the purpose ef praciicing LAW MITE coun-
ties OF Kanawha, Putnam, Mason, Jhckson,
Cabell, Wayne, Logan and Boone, the District
Court At Parkersburg and Wythe g. W., and
the Court of Appeals at Lewisburg. HE
They have associated With them yonng men
Of responsibility and standing in the yari-
>ptis COMMITTEES who will be always in Tlocc to
SGe 70 theinttreat nftheir clients, while Judge
MGComas, at least Will reside inthe COUNTY Of
Kana@ha. Being thus situated, they can a.
tend MOST PROMPTLY 10 the collection#of all
claims, andlthe transaction OF all business en-
trusted to lem, and they trust that ss59a long
experience lat tile bar, and their pron8ptness
and fidelity will ensure them large bakiness.
n h Etet'1E DAVID McCOsfAS,
= Jan 1855 L. w. McCoMAS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

NIEDICINEs. -tITTLE'S WHITE OH,
lh Pain Killer and Indian Lniment. all
Or Dr.. D. Jaynes Family Medicines, Sellers
Liver Pills and yermifuge. Castor Oil, Me-
Kanes Liver PIisand yermifuge, Cough syrup,
DR.. John Bulls Sarsspnrila and King Pain,
Brandeths yWrights Pills, 0podeldor, Par
egoric Batcpan's Dropsand Godffey's Cordia.
lei sale BY sETSZER, BEALE a co.
ri. Pleasant Jan .jtIyl.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Fashionable Tailoring.

TX FTOsSN having located in4 EIjn'ao,
=. 'waf.ld luC,sIu the citizens hat IT. il now
really to d. iii worN entrusted 10 linn in style
IN ANA lie most ra.tidln,ts, ana at pric $ al
" Mich na,c can grunble. His shop Is. Il
|. Main s'I.c!, nearly oppo"te the Star ONCE
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
10 the Pnbl,c.

ia NDEEw PARKS. or KsNAwlIA CO..
IN. ami JAMES w. HOGE, of Putnam
county, Having entered into partnership. -
Attorneys md counsslors 81 Law. under tie
stge of PARKS e. iit)GE, fths coIntiss o.
Mason aud Putnam; ilatttnd al tile coun.
IS Quarterly and circvi; courts IN those coun.
ties. and Will attend promptly togall business
which may be entrusted 10 them, appeEtaiHr
ing to their profession.
jan 1855 PARKS s. EDEE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
20 q
Il: Dir. q ls. SREHNEMAN,
DENTAL re-, sun cEos

DEING C0NEipESr' FROM Ills EX.
ID perienc4 in the Dtacice dftlle profes.
S,on, that he c4 IN do a@gopd " ORR as any Other
Dentist, elIgrsf his, sutstCPs to the b"OpIr Of
The Kanuwna W. Icy. GID will Insert tevt5 on
pivot, or a1stef on Eo4t, .patnm,=0r silver;
plain tee.h, gUln rettskblock teeth and con
iinuoaS gum, tGhe betEg the only. person. in
this regIOn Of Ecolnirh ~ possession OF The
light fJr making e9nulnaolss gums Also fiji
teeth over EXPOSED neIseS, WIN gold or up:
and he also viii pay sfk:riaE ATTENTION 70 HE
diSeaSeSof the mouth y F.. i #~a. =
His price f5t inseIk3n Of aItiftial teeth,
from So to ST.. Fillinssiftth, from soc TO s. :.
Extracting, whdr re to be1ePlaced byhew ones,
nothing. r.. b .. .IIE .r J.. -
He is pernantly locatSl Al GALtPOLlS, o..
Any person calling at hS ailies can always fnd
HIM. unless pTpfeSslonaSy absent.
jan 1855 Al 8EGt
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
LISr OF LErI,EI:S
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
CoaREcrBp WEEKLY.

The sixth day Of September, 1866. is >ap-
pointed G,r the commencement Of the Annual,
Scssinu Of the Western Virginia Conference,
Ni the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, TO
be held III Buffalo, Putnam couuty. lDr, Ear
" is published in the 'Chrrch .paprrs a. the
presiding Bishop. W. KENNEDY.
p,.Ss-pap9rs wi'h,nNhcsbpunas Of the Con-
fTeucr my confer yr on their PATRONS Ly
'eopy.Ns the fore going n4ude' ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Dry Goods, Groceries,
!. IlAR DWARE & QUEENswARE.

Boots, Shoes, IIRtstnnd Caps
We have asp!dndid assortrecnt Of le laines,
black and coiorcd, dress silks, FrcnchMerlnos
black aud coEoFeA aipacss. All wool NJ. ae-
lainrs, plain and figured common de LANES,
pfnghatba, ehanlbrayS, ard calieoeS ofalicolE
,Trs, prices and qualities 70 .snh the most par
ticuar; blark aid eolored y ELNETS; gitnps,
ftinres, gal:oonS; brafdS and bnttoas, Gan.brcs
ami paptr caitbtics, bIcaclihl, brown sud col.
cred drills, bleached and brown cottan cloth,
Of all widths; bleachcd and brown table linen
A large lot Of black silk MANTlLLAS, good
and chehp iopg and square SilAWLS, rel
white and psllpW plain and t~illed faanelss
landkerrhefs, SlQtts and hosiery, &C., &c.,
all at prices that cannet fail 70 please.
Having been well sustained by the people
The last Year, weIhaye been abb 10 hiIy goods
cheap T. than ever, ana are determined 70 sal
them acoordingly.A
In addition,lo cur splendid stock of Ladies'
Wear, and oigooLs in general, We have ffe
.toek pf 3@E III = e%;lIrIsE esGfs tt 3sE
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
70 Eastern Publishers.

TInr ie&r W 10 have thtir new nRblira-
i,nr.s auiicpd .hroarD his paper can rSach Us
tErlt.h Ms.$rx Ey%tra& Wins, 30a Bto,",
y+,y. N,.y .YulS/wh, wiI ddiy forward ID II
.,.F J., Ks lc1y Al t@",t care Ior this puflna''.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
! >OFFICE OF. HE
STAR Of THE KANlWHi VALLEY
MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, Va.
Hates OF .idVGrIisin. 49,.

A.. On.gD ,rlArprr souarcor J.? lines OF less
for the tfrst~tlr,S, wrecks, AND % cents pes
&Hta'c frrualh rN'IHanhce. NFoftlrc4 mouth
III Nor, al the following rates: =.
ILL., 3Mo<Tus. ilMohrhs. lTFAR'
One square, az lines 50 50 st69/ - w
Eve sQnareS, = lncNI+ oo y w ~
QNatt@l If acU'Linn, soy r. Wv 10 w.
Half column, 100 /loHJ :! w
tlNe coalpu, 10 W. t""o 30 "
GnIG' d seven LficS of4eS'' w
Trdnstsih T"ri,er11Z"'. 10 ~ i~'!a III 40
Pyraul r9mnWGratlous,- tor roar9'lnra
tI,n5 lny 1jnr pfva'c ln'cf""tS'1 70 '@''s PER
sa1aIriNad'| 1re. n,e'nen1s OF eahdl'
dh',y ihr'GXce. each 81 in Adynuce. -
= E,l/(a IS Drn,hcr cOltmln catt ms Ia cn
Isf re- Mrnrhn N S, :be idjrtsscd, Ipt>l. paid
,of .I<lr, 70 Hr>DLE q MuTR IL, Mi'n ST.,
l%,ruj. II a,nam county, NHgnla.1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

4 lac Il
S,S'' ''-I,'it s.o .','''' w. + "', l!'! y w.
s,',,'l! ' ~" ,t ri m'h% l',? -
ri,j = H. XXI S.r : ,,h y' '" ,a,.
he ia ,k,.cI1;,c II" >$Ina gIJ H.,
sw;D,.,1 NJ. svEau,c.t lr 5r6roo;iu~ ,l3.
lef4e %i.>c}.x fyin.I% t5aII;E a4l L,nmSo
A"tclr III. th,fttuge. 4, u>nI. amaj gr.
it,} in ,hA +C1ayoa;o0 Ira. ed q pIwnr
ever. on ,h4se cvaIiloh~. VI Mr FIRE
.Sa1'ra' r9InM u r4Jg tie hqt3uia. Thty
sece sd "mtae G1nycT'on. I.ry acoqt.
"a tl'e."n,'rrHeNt'ani &rfI'.S i|r N'ena rs
fEe-pFoz1iayerY P'9p2S1n14' .
l,lar I@tjgr frTm E,e~bco , nout',,
= ~" .''9'' D''''' s''"' s'Y','' - ','' '' "
TlIcsf,llowiug is SSlnator Douyhls'
,,.,o.nlyi,o H. ioyi,,tio5 of ,hr D,n,6.
t t.l' >? 60 ,I,n,i -. .,',,,a * N
cf'''c lSNttS OF vac i''''ts' ''.E. VN!t'
district, 70 be present. .r&IoOrA-
Iidn Of lhcYiclory inIthrIQId DoMjlE,
iou: f. ILL.,. |
tCN!lAuo,.Jylnc .,h, 1855. /
r,r,,h. .o,. + Jrr1,,,:yc;,r ,I,, i
-. - -. 49,, :. - -; - IT. :, =, ,.,
wy go ':!'l'o.-!"''> !'G ~ y I'',,
% nj. HNd p'>"clpa'a y 'IA' IN c'IcoFa1t
ting tie sloriabs u ct3fy recently
achieved b. the. Dec orrNcy or.Nir,
.ri,ia over the most jnt0Iltrau, pro
Il, II*.;;,,,i,.r !, .;l,io,,, J,d ,,,r,- ,Io,,,
sGr.}''''T =, 'i'.''.'''I.' '''1 ;'"" ''"",
political ofs"l'l@a ''"h eve I L"r ~. Il,
.25;"in*tit NE t9n*titvI'&n "nd IbrFiifs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Ri.ckhart House.
WEST COLOMBIA, VA.

TINN& uulvl.iy would inlorm hIShA
.iucn1s an ti' public that lie has L-A
Il E.' mp his " h.uSg lucXrcileut ty.e't
,IlGr,. L.. ~ rr,oar,d I, acconmDdatc The trav:
cling pnlllr, og bnQr'crS by iRe day, wetk or
yr.r. i.i4' IrbIa.wHi always be tArnt%hed
.w ll:thc.htat The season affords, ana NOV h'h'
Shail r." waning on 'bc par OF ia" proprietor
TO MAXI hrS Eurs'S Comfortable. lle.S'l'fl'S
.Shlrt 4 pt'H'"ogc,
/ His loJseasnn Main street, npA door to the
I c mpnny'S store.
/ n25 JOHN RlTCifiIART.
! "ll Is one OF the y,Ty hest NovrlSthat Stfntt
&fud almItmcc t, the family circ-c.-t pa!Iy
CLicaED Tribune.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
H. II 'Nh'IF BOOh."
IiIrSrRArlFE NJ rlIE TNsrITCTloS oF SLANHEi
SOCIOLOGY EDIs THE SOUTH

Or, .THo Fajiure Of Free Society.
T -. m GEORGE rlrzuvGu, LsQ.
one VII Ems. Prize 81; Rap 4, - cents
i. MORRIS, Ri 'hpIoud.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-01
8 y ! =. 81 .

Twill give one Corn Crusher, to the person
sending the largest list of names between thii
and the 1st day of May. Who will be the
successful Farmer? Send on the names as fast as
you get them; any man procuring only or four
names, may be the one to get the Mill
Somebody will get Mill free, gratis and the
club may be a very small one. Make up your
mind and help your neighbor to do the same.
If you have the least inclination to buy Mill,
most assuredly, now is your time while you
have chance of getting one for the small snm
of $50. If you subscribe you have the privi-
lege of withdrawing any time before the LIST
day of May, or if you wish, the Mill deliv-
cred Immediately. s25,in cash will be required
Please understand, I am not selling them at
$50, only to a club of 100 Names or $57, if
the club reaches only 5c-but if it comes un-
der that number $50 will be the price. If the
club is not made up, no one will be compelled
o take Mill. Send your orders to JNO. P.
DROMGOOLE. Shelbyville, and your name 7
will be placed on the subscription list as soon
Is received.
Shelbyville, j an. 25, 1855.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-01
Courts
Chancery Court met last Monday
Judge Ridley on the bench. Cir
cult Court meets next Monday.

s~ The Montgomery Mail says
"the newspapers are now quite elo'
quent in every direction, about the
wasteful expenditure of the ladies'
But the immaculate men are handled
gently. .They-the drinkers Divine
the smokers Of segars-the drivers
of fast horses--the wearers of broad
cloth and gold watches; they--the
irresponsible spenders Of millions in
these articles--are quietly passed
over or softly touched, A pretty
state of things, truly! Mrs. Caudle
ought to be about just now: it would
be fun for bel"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-01
New Stock

New Stock
MIR. c. A. Moores, of the firm OF
Neil, Noores 8; Wright, has gone
East to purchase a stock Of Goods.
The fame of this house is not local
but general. it is known and appre-
ciated throughout the country. A
good character confers variety OF
great business advantages. The pro-
prietors know this, and conduct them
selves, as Captain Cutie says, sac
cordingiy." They collect the choic.
est ladies' dress goods, bonnets, silks,
cloths, staple goods, etc. ETC., to be
obtained in the large Eastern cities,
and then sell them at the cheapest
living rates. 1t is useless to mlnoe
matters when we wish to do the pub
lie and worthy traders a service =
Therefore, to sum up briefly, We
might as we'll say, that a visit to
Neil. Moores & Wright's will result
in positive benefit to the visitor. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-01

The Temperance law in the New
York Legislature has been amended
SO as to fine persons S25 for getting
drunk, but ifthe person SO fined will
come forward, and swear where he
obtained his liquor, SO as to convict
the person selling, the fine is to be
RENTED. The title Of the bill is,
can Act for the prevention of In
temperance, Pauperism, and Crime. :"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-01

OUTRAGEOUS An application Was
made to the New York Assembly to
grant the use Of their chamber on
Friday last to Frederick Douglass,
for the purpose Of delivering lec-
ture on the Rights of Man" Some
slight opposition yas manifested, but
it faded away, and the request was
unanimously granted. A year or
two ago the very. idea Of such a thing
would have been secuted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-01
LINCOLN COUNTY.

| LINCOLN COUNTY.
Heifer and Steer--the Heifer, black with
white back. crop and split in right ear and croI
and cross split in the left, years old last
spring--valued at 81. The steer, red with
little white in face, swallow fork and split in
each ear, years old next spring-ealued al
S.. By JAS Cunningham, oath dis, Feb g.
! 1855 81, m
Calf red and white, white legs and face, no
marks, about 10 months old; by S. D. Brown,
Cd dis, 10Th Jan. 1855. Valued at 81 So
| Heifer. white back and red sides, swallow
| fork in left ear, about two yrs old; by A. S.
Randolph, Goth dis, Jan. 10, 1855. Valued at
50 so.
Mare and Mule Colt, the Mare sorrel about
16 hands high, small blaze in the face, no
marks or brands about 20 yrs old; valued at
SIS. The Mule Colt (horse1 black color, sup
posed to be l VT old past: valued at $40
Both taken up by VIM. Clark, 9th dis, miles
north Of Fay etteville, Dec. 26, 1854.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horse, brown bay, left hind foot white. left
leg white half way up, small blaze in fore
head piece off left ear, Is hands high, yrs
old; by Joel Whitley, 4th dis, Dec. 2, 1854.
Valued at $40.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
HARE, bright sorrel. star in forehead and
snip on nose, about IA hands high.3 yrs old in
the spring; by G.. G. Miller, 9Th dis, Jan. 4,
1865. Valued at $35.s
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Worthy of Consideration

The FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER is the
OGaal Paper for publishing the
Post Office List Of Letters, it having
the LARGEST CIRCULATION
Advertisers will please bear this in
mind, when making selections of pa
pers to advertise in. "The greatest
number, The greatest good
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Fire

Fire
We regret to learn that II. T. T.
K. Warren Factory, situated about
seventeen miles southeast of this
place, was burnt about IL o'clock, Of
last Thursday night. Nothing saved.
5000 doz. cotton yarns burned, TO-
gether with one wagon and eleven
bales of cotton. Loss about $4,000
insured in Tennessee Marine and
Fire Insurance Company, Nashville,
for about $4,000. They will rebuild
as soon as possible, and will be ready
to supply their old customers again
as soon as they get started.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-01

The elephant was in the court
house at Indianapolis on Tuesday
week. Ii was the case Of David
Hoy VS.. the elephant, by his next
friends, Robinson s. Eldred, the me-
nagerie men. The points in the
case we're, mainly, that last sum-
mer Hoy and family were enigra-
ting west from Ohio, aud on the
road met the menagerie, and "saw
the elephant" as many other good
people before them have DONE
HOy's horse became frightened, and
wagon, wife, children and
goods down by The roadside, into a
deep mud hole. Damaeeswere sued !
Tor and $500 recovered.-Mont-
yomery Mail. /
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Mills for the manufacture OF va.
rious articles for which they have
heretofore been dependent upon the
north, are springing up in different
sections Of the southern states. A
paper mill has recently been estsb-
iisheG and pot ii operation en- the
Neuse, six miles ilom Raleigh, n.
C.. where the article manufactured
is said to be Of excellent texture,
web calendcred,s and OF superior
whiteness- bsssu9 .zienes sai = 80
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New Pepper

New Paper
We have hitherto inadsertentl,
failed to welcome the Citizen s. Ga
zette, of Pulaski Watkins + Purvas
Editors and Proprietors. It is one
of the neatest as well as one of the
best Of our exchanges, and we cheer
fully extend to it cordial greeting.
MIR. W., the senior, is an acquaintance
of years standing, and we take plea
sure in endorsing Linn to the people
of Giles as gentleman Of energy
and attainments--fuIly competent to
get up paper worthy Of a liberal
support.
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Bedford and Marshall

We were in Shelhyville a few days
since. and understood that our old
friend DR.. Augustus II. White, was
prominently before the people of Bed
ford and Marshall, as the candidate
for the State Senate. We think it
one of the most apropos things in
that line that we have heard Of
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C1NciNNAu Paoy,soOs MaRKEr.

CINCINNATI PRoyisuS Market
I'VE take the following from the
Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday;
In the provision trade an increased
firmaess is observable, with corr
respon ding upward movement in
the views Of buyers. In most ar
ticies OF The hog product an advance
was established during the week,
and there are not many sellers at
The improved rates. Holders are
looking for heavy de-.
ficicncy in the crops. The packing
business at this point shows a fall
ing off as compared with last year
Of 75,402 in number, in addition to
which there is a decrease in weight
81 eight 10 ten per cent