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"a J.
" %ERS Ilciugrnphc Portrait thleff MAN 'HC'''
taars from Bridge Street LSnclhn1 Va = nN hfa " '
Positive Pictures r'nss tinted I'D n eeia'-' sn
durability rfrI and Life like "Ellt''i'h am
Ate M porn aid. of Muiulures eore drawn by pohci
Ut light , HI. .., .,
Ir 6nouos4 ruuuducss depth Il light and shade ana rth
ness of tone they wonderful ihey are without ih glare
III The agurc0t, pc D.. Ia any light and right and
ieii," showing two Views # tbt face.
1hy can be taken dun aud cloudy weather as ""I as m
clear weatlor very short shgs aud easd anu ""u'1
without delay.
lie las n turned the North with every improve
f4ep in the mt and repaired aud htiod up his Gallery
~ aud beautiful and would be pleased t" wait ON all
who ma, favor him call Photographs plain or enlored
IN oil or " in the finest style OF the art ,
Daguerreotvrts, Paintings Drawings, &c c1ll"' VE
door view Miniatures Of deceased persons taken al he
shortest notice.
Charges moderate aud lkonesses warranted 10
-, NJ n 5. TANNER.
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n VFsDgtPNEHNN,-a. " II Z
INC AIif.-IlOt 81 -wG.Heu viii be tonnl the nrrc-
assortment o niniuutod roi Double and Single tun
nfs Deans English Cockinp rive Shooter Colts, Al
Thutbcrs Rcvolyers aud SnRo Pistols Powder
Eaaks shot Bolts Pouches Game hags, Cleaning Rods
kppe Wrourhcs Ilrys Cocks and q. d Percussion Caps
nn Wals aud Wuc cartridges all sizes Gurus Harvey p
rud American luH DIR all klnd tnmIrrsS
ii Bullets, Nmal Sha Liquor Fla KS Rogers.
Pocket Cutlery Bowie knives Razofs hns assortment "l
Port Gold silver Ivory aud Crooked Sword aud
Pnn ttnr~ thing In our linz 10 suit tnn mai 'ts
lot o premium INhes Oh hand ltephlflhE done
III tosp Itch, and warranted. by
WIN Is. n . FISHER. opposite tho
kurtutl House, lynchburE Va.
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HyY.>i .IsPossDEE TEA AND HEST ii.A' u
D IL Tor sto hy SiABiER JONES.
i4t,t{
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6stgSsEeis'ss AEWHNei MACu1NEs.--tarcnf
The conclusive proof OF great merit
Judged hy tins cs no labor saving machine before inc
ublr parable Singers sewing Machines After estah'
AmF highest reputation In the United States th'y wera
hhited position Univorselle In France where
they carried OH the highest premium ana great hauaeio
y o make lem has been built In Paris
In every branch industry In which sewing Is TO De done
these machines with immense profit As the speed
n tho aiN Is 10 travelling on foot so Is sewing with
SINGERS compared with hand sewing No tailor,
dressma1er carriage trimmer sadder halter, &c,
should he without The fair profit of using one OF
these machines regularly employed is One Thousand Dollars
year In fam, where there is much sewing to
done these invaluable assistance Planters
aud keepers find particularly convenient and proh
table These machines simple In their construction ana
very strong durable being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
which every sort of work, coarse or no
could be puit4 Thousands of inferior and WORTH
less StnF arEnr. been made and sold under va.ious
Singers Machines alone have been found every
where satisfy the wants of the public
PLAIN printed for using, sent with each ma
chine VIII any readily acquire the art OF man
aging The machine packed securely to go TO any
part world To all persons desiring more parte M
formation witt appicat.u by letter at either oil our Oh
fees forward a copy l. Nj Singer Cos tazette paper
v holly devoted . the Sowing Machine inter ~ 90
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q I1q r,,,n- az aie f1f a#e eAear heNond an ques'
-, Ilal nue. g. a aud sshi nable goods every
-. ,t, mill Nl...imas VII sell them Tor cash
- -. ', s.." ,,,. 1is JND ). PGRNIS, AEt
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VOL. 5---N0. 166.
BALTIMORE.


nR. MBsI.s MEDICAL OFFICE, Lock In
Urinary, Balimate-nstitued, A. D. ls29 No 81 soaha
ED OR No fEE REQuiRED.-Dr Mills an experienced
Physician liz Al lathc school, may be eo'fdrniaiy co
suited in all easez a f.iNa" nature or disease
practical eaPatt ut over 20 years enables DR. NJ to
IN ia, sinrcat possible tme TO have aatoy
ofeetud. ,
nsyey eeeaed for the occt9a andApeedy eute - all
Diseases. established IN tais city m
refuge from Quackery over 20 wears ago.
The High Reputation
Institution would render public notice unnecessary we're
con hlched money, maeaed by the ohsrlntf who
lerfeyin the public prints ana win whom ehr city
Anii.t.. be your siUnrd,
would avoid injury pocunary loss ana diaappoinlens
nr allurng professions promises no more
'"'' - s.eondar, n"d Chro"ic Cn.c..
The nana symptoms Sore Throat. liberation OF tho
Mouth frhug sna Tenderness about The Nose, Botehea
Erupanz up, skin Upon the perfec, Constitutions
eoat aud moa yecrne OF such cassA. Dr. NJ
willing ttstnkc hs honor aud reputation.
The Triumph of Science.
The romees OF Dr NJ in reaoring Htrong and manly Wig
or ang hnorod constitution and removing speed
lily aohy injury Incurred from certain secret habit are
n by discoveries Of the age
EntccbIrd Manhood
thousands their
use iruiion OF hope which from tho
failure uaekeriea in their hhe iracss Search haa De-
come almost eNnguished -..
of Mercury Noxions Drugs use
To EcmnI les.
OF Female Aheetinns Nsr
vous soaaas Ac qualities pr NJ to afford hariy RAQ and
effect Cur IN dncut Communication sacred
y guarded and treatment with skill and deieney.
Dr. NaIi-' s.rcpt rreVensive.
This aoveiog ety applicable to either will be sent
nly prepared by ma teceip OF 70 OF by remthg slo
pr.serlption will be included. .
MILLS BAtIMunf, dour. post pald) Medicines sent In
any direction. by mail OF express
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s.rent a.ush, GrcRt e.uch!'
Ns.p nniI SnlA.

sarcni a.uck! t;rcnt e."ch!'
~i1 800 sold.
In tho tnnauatcd Lottery Extra Claas Ono Oiaya
The above handaomc i'iho was sold BY I H. HUE
BARD 4 GO. baltimore, as follows
One half Nas sent 10 virginia
Ono quarter 10 Boston.
One eighth tn Cincinnati
eighth to New York.
The CASH " ready the fortunate holders
Tho Havana 1an iottoos have become the popular Lot
day Every lrao drawn out and consequently
The nes nn takes place In baltimore city, FEBRuA-
ny u CAPITAL pRlzE Sl0OUU, TICKETS $40
order early-addreaa T. II III BBARD a co, BALTIMORE
authorized agent far the Managofa
Rich -'ien,r- for February, 1897.
l.. FRANCE a CO., MANAGERS.
er.na aansoiadn,.d Lottery Of Mary land.
aLAsSO,
To be drawn in Ialanorc ma Saturday. Feb 2lst 1851
IprataB aHd aH,,rinadcpcc II The State commsono
At PWuZEs.
~ Each aud every this Lottery will be Prize
for all those rkea without drawn number are each entitled
- n Fiyc bollaf irae
i............. sG4 Gro. S62 62)
9....s...........l 4" au0 900
10 600 eotoo
a.s........t.....sOOO OOO,
2............t....t0uO IL 600 i2WO
900 2auoD
- td'
laG iOO... ......,..-.,3eil0o 100
HOl. lJ3Oo
Observation-Disclosures. l0t. .6bin
w. .o'io
1d,.....,........,....d 0................,...d dW0
- ................5lis00 200
II .s2reo
"a o5i MIN. ,,..,,,,i,oto siaoaooo
c,r,,na,'.'. = a.. ,.e nf %, VhooH cost $50 80
- ~ VI Halves lH -
o. Quarters. "a II
% ARhlhs, ~ w
G4b
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANb ss's-
ll.OA MINI EnR TIL WINTER - l"rsnus In taNh
ur ''n i'm seash 81 emuN men Hs tour," It iheeme eH
Ia du up @ lssut, hauia may hear suo 10y me tns ~
stamls 81" lav POSTAGE. Ia Professor JAMES I NoENh
HuN Ne i#1 Nv hmk Ppai phlce Tho vmpoN Nmont Is III
ted Co.., NHugN aaen IN life mmatrial II Ia An article 4
daily yaeumrt#n AM ean he uauutatuhi IN ANY petsana
dWort HHeufet hf raTsr rigt sa a. permanent a. l'ht
An ng"tt s ~ aafrd ever, town Ia ihy luIun
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DBVuuEL n HOYsTERs,-

French English aud German FaneN Gnss anu dol'eH
in Combs Brushes buttons Linen md Cotton hrosd sew
ing silk small generally i Murray street New
fDty
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5000 poual. g.sat1 Wool far which VIII r3y tho hiff
c>i rk price in Gash BoHsaeks LsoF and jeans i1r
,,r,',,,', ~. a. It EttkER
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APOTHECARIES. &C.

hL VI ~
.p.,.u o.. rno.-nud UIowrr..-O". s!'"-s
o D ala al . ih'a',h' ''"N'''' '"H' intfX n SEAN
Manufacturer. rf.efs hy JUN II ,r,-ri.t
dee lats ''''ez
superior 1tr honac- tetif o. hf's dinef'n'
sies aud patterns soe N"ry hn" 'r S'lS ~ druggist
p.,gE.ss s.R,roGA wATEH.-s. suppl, OF
Saratoga Matrt direct uom tho Nlhts l9s' ~ u, % "
Iaf SAIL, JOHN IL ,,a, 49,
esOuspMaSs snoPE.-an vra,m.", mach
q men and o"nrrs at Horses should ha.' s.,me =, @ .
rNeclsut Rsuels haud t.t the oure OF hhe"ma'''"
mn ~ la's si.1 an "''"'' sTAniGR 4 JONES
ep.a.E WINES AND LsaIoH>.-oid Fort
AHl,ira sheny Wine, bought expressly fer me3,
uaI use Atso Frcu,h brandy London Porter and Ne
s2@ is.ts IoiN IL srAy Druggist
gNnusu pH,<... MEDICINES. ae.=rh'
e snhserber NJ" receiving large additional ,9lhnn, lhn "
" which renders his stock large aud complete 'me'"
et every art,ei, usually found in prne sthra ~,
"leal attention s,'n to the sg,'f,'@ To a' "g INV
n,, IN, Inns "nd f,mi,s carefully compound
all lmes aud all the pharmaceutical preparations
mi,a.is '.'9 'ri JOIN II sEAY Druggist
gyoH u.NiE,'TiHE">, superior n,;.',r s"".' s',',.
brushes red and blne branding paints Essential ols ~ a
For sale lay i II htAh pfoeka'
sNgNE SALAD osl..-N suppl, OF pure T"--
ian lots IONS II SEAY, Druggist
Nyt>i .usroAYDEE TEA AND HEST niA,H '
Hb II \ Tor saio hy srAhLEH JONES.
ianadNets ---zz---
rg,R,E r,Ht oSh I"ts Old -oEEs $50 o.
EVERY DESCRIPTION uN MAN OK hEAsl
" ,RtANftn orut. ,Np so pA>GrR fnon tNres1nt TO
coin. fuce ~ cents per bottle. :,
ptsr'e, e9yt 'os ne fis,an psrirtef fse'a by po'h
E.AD THE FOLLOWING
eee to III get M ram 5 m ' eeS,". , S o truth OF
respectable and respected cit7ons aud many 9the't
here 10 whom eau rotor a"d y"n Cannot doubt Na@o a"
obei known Try 1t and you Ndthe satisfied OF "ha'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-13

No AERCIl.Y GR hAUfE0US DRUGS tSEl
uE. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Ro. u College OF Surgeons lon1"M 1rsaue
rom one Of ,te me- Colleges OF the United States
and The ar part whose life las been spent m the nrsi
Iospiai4 Londun rr,s Phladelphia aud elsewhere hNs
effected the astonishing cures a were ever
know NJ y troubled with rnt in the head ana ears
asleep tres netyou.pe. h.ne alarmed 81 Sudden SOUNDS
md ls.tln,r4 rueEt blssnR. attended sohaes'aS
i.,ona,s,ssat II tfr Il autl 4 U!EpHl .ltt!
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ups dlasnvc limitation Tho Hat D"ecmhor lr'h
The name will be used onl} In closing u the
Those indebted o the concern are respectfully f'n'"
sou their accounts ns IN important thhth" hulio's
should be closed this Ia return our n'"t"
icndA aud the puhlt for the NoIN hberhl va"
"a r heretofore extended and eanrsy ask htouttn
lii II the sao 70 the new Ice, johnson Co
join u LII.
l.. JOHNSON.
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: T1N HNN
" ouHclyrs together under the style and hrm vi l"o
ahnsa the purpose oi conducting general ''tn
Commission and Forwarding business at III" "ld ah 81
tusou, Main Street Nhtle We III he Elhl I" s"rNo
old ticuln pnl the public viii PROMISE to nA0 every
ador f. promote their mtrlot
JOHN u LEE.
T1lDS. l.. JDIIhspN,
i#y#gIhurp. Jan. l. I-a1 GEORGE ". ROCHE
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I-,1
RE,Neu opFiCE No 47 Hanover St. Boston, No " Chap
al ~ NV Haven Ct Goverv vlc y. VI No 2l Broad ST,
Newark J NJ l42 Chestnut St, Philadelphlai No. ioo
Bamore st Balumorc; so % Wrtminser ST. froNaehce'
r No East Ith ST tuchIat; No DO North 4th ST. ~
ouis. No 81 St Charlie St. Orleans; No ~ panihh
ST.. Mobile Nv = -
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O.OG0 aa1al. @.9.. mort. Va ''' '"." '''''''
~ .It NIt4i4ia state Bonds coupons AMI registered
I.ts0 Naftf, HIser Navigation Co. Bonds,
5000 IsucdaarR City Bonds, guaranteed by Na.a
Tenn 4 it1ad Co,
5uOO Merchants Bank stock,
In suns 10 suit purchaser ,.,... ,.,,.,,,,, . ,o
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Farmer it, -n pled with any uhhhlIy 81 ~" ie'uN
nm rir, ifett from the tut'ruu'ut Agent, nj
~ low price he bought my whcr" shall ai1o ke'
ON hand a ,u.d supply Flnsrr-Lump and Iybehbufg
rouu what will sell as cheap as any other l99-. IN tbs
place NM y NJ
iuy ph l'f7m
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ss N.If /. MAfN SfltEf1 Ll NtHHrNG --IlaNHElnst
iuru,d fra Narthern Cities ha'" H"" on had aud re
rrtyg ,y,f the arFt4t aud most desirable stock - bfo
briurc offered lay NE /" my nl Gus
1m,. amt t ia al ltrRt Ny stock consist. IA ~ a.
tr ufunll hr the Grpeery line feel d" ht4alon IN
s1. p, tt st goods cheap II not cheaper l7h any
,i u ta als warrant every article That sell u give
or tal tom af no sae buy nothing hut the very best
NV lrtta ue sales mud small profit. la every iusi ilnee
All produce taken ia cXchHug" tor goods ~ cash
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Il refined Sheet aud Sh4rd sng1--. { e's sparkling tch
In ,r, nice f. making Blanc Mango JoiDH &n ai4n pure
r, trart. u Vanilla Lcuun Pine Apple tgoy g. Tor sale
by J'H" IL Il1 1i,'
',,,.pt4 piuRthl
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fstaN,~ NlIiE. 2. Il. hAAlH ". ". 'hhif
: 4 IttyEt. DAVIS 4. II,2IItE. GcItcinI Gene
~ MISSION MfRCIIAN1S AM DEALERS ~ ~
II zNIAe< tt.A&O. BANK S}rtft fsifFsbtH" A. i"''
corstHutueiss # Country Pro'r"
tofthert ives tlpir ir3eu1s ii VI" Aark ice sly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
What is a Bank:

The common law defines it to he
an artificial person capable Of con.
tracing and being contracted With,
and liable for its Indebtedness TO the
full extent ef its means. The bro
ken brokers and commercial gamblers
cay it is an institution organized to
loan them the means 10 swindle bon.
est labor out of the products Of its
toll. In point of fact the definition
oil "a bank Of issue is that it is GER
tain number of persons who are au-
thorized by the Legislature to issue
notes Of hand to p ass BY delivery in
double or treble the amount of their
capital, and receive therefor twice or
three times SIS much interest as 9TH
er citizens are authorized to receive.
When the managers and owners
get into trouble they are to be ex-
empted from the ordinary liability
OF persons. They mus! not be
compelled to pay their debts, because
they owe more than other people,
and payment would go hard with
them. They ought to stop pay
meut when they find it n losing bus
mess, but those who owe them must
plank up. II istbe duty Ct the very
people whom they refuse to pay to
Iegalize their departure from com.
mon honesty, and TO refrain doing i
anything to diminish their liabilities
to the banks which have so kindly |
promised to pay them when it suits
their convenience. Verify these
purbliad people see though singu-
ar glasses.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
Uabecoming Conduct.

We learn that on Thursday night.
at the Cumberland Church some very
indiscreei person cast or strewed Cay
enne pepper on the stove and floor OF
the church, and the effects broke up
a peaceabIe assembly collected for
their mutual interest. Such conduct
we learn called forth the indignation
of the entire assembly. Such con-
duct should not be permitted with
IMMUNITY, and the youngster 1--WE
cannot call him a. man or gentlen,a')
must have fit the just scorn and con-
tempt heaped upon him. We learn
that several saw tie person who per-
petrated tha low act, and the grand
Jury should he informed upon Che sub
iect that be may be brought to just
His name may be made
Known by some one Interested. = Shst-1
5yrilgs c5nsatasionalist.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
/. O. o. =.


At a called meeting Of Calhoun
Lodge, No. &c, l. 0. 0. F.. held at
their HaIl, Tuesday, Nov IT, 1857.
the following preamble and resolutions
we're oIferpc and adopted
WHEREAS, In the dispensa.ion Of
an ALI Wise Providence, our much
esteemed Brother, DAVID P. COOPER,
has been removed from our midst by
death; therefore, as expressive Of the
feelings Of the members Of this Lodge,
be it
Resohed d, That in the death of
brother D P. Cooper society has lost
an ornament-bis friends kind and
considerate companion-his family a
worthy husband and father-Odd Eel
lowship true and Jealous brother.
Resolred, That We. deeply sympa-
tiize with the widow. family and
friends of our deceased brother IL
the loss they have sustained, as hns
band, parent and friend.
Resolrtd, That this Lodge turr
out in funeral procession to- morrow a
2 o'clock P. NJ, and bury our worthy
brother with the honors of the Order
and that we wear the usual badge o
mourning for 80 days. =
Resolced, Tat copy of the fore
going preamble and resolutions b,
furnished to the widow of the deceas
ed brother, and also request the pub
lication of tn, m in the Fayettevill
Observer and Lincoln Journal.
I. j. CARTER, Sec. pro tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
The Dry Goods Trade.

Our New York exchanges state,
that there IL not business enough
doing 10 the dry goods trade Of thai
city to base review Of the market
Upon. The New York Daily Times,
for: Nov. 3, says:
sThere is no disposition to buy by
the package either at public or pri-
vase sales at any prices, while sellers
are ihdisposed to part With their COM
modities, except for cash or its e.
quivalent. Nearly all kinds of fam
cy goods have declined from $1,000
per cent. and every day adds to the
list OF wholesale houses that have
adopted the retail expedient Of dis
posing of their goods. The sacrifi-
ces being made by all the dealers to
the oppressive spirit of the epoch
are boon, however, to those who
have the wherewitbal to indulge in
domestic speculations. The absolute
necessity for turning. their large
stocks into cash has forced some ot
the very heaviest jobbers and impor-
tiers into the retail.trade, while dhe
retailers Of the higher grade are un.
derselling each otherin an amicable
strife to arrest at all hazards the
popular attention"
TIE same paper speaks Of a large
public sale of staple cotton goods Of
iof the Atlantic Mills, at which the
attendance was large, and the prices
low. Also, the entire stock Of Ben
kard & Hutton, one of the largest
French Houses in the city, was
brought under the hammer, the Fri.
day following, and sold low for cash
Other houses are returning tbeil
goods to Europe, the re-shipmen'
being Withdrawals from bonds, Sc
that The losses fall mainly upon own
ers on the other side of the great wa
tiers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
For the Fayetteville O5se; rsr
Inscribed with deep Affection TO the
Mem0ry of John Cole.

Thou dear departed one our tears
Are freely falling now for thee:
We feel thou'rt blest; but cannot check
This tribute to thy memory.
We weep but through our falling tears,
Our eyes pursue thy upward track
And though we sorrow for thy loss,
Wewish not now to call thee back.
Thy earthly sorrows all are past
Thy spirit which long sought for rest,
Hath folded now its weary wing,
And dwelfs in its Redeemer's breast.
Angels are thy companions nov.
Thy pains and SORROWS ali are DER.
Gods hand hath wiped thy tears away,
His voice hath bid thee weep no more.
Oh. may the pure unfadsng joys,
Of that bright land where thou'rt gone,
Which burst upon faiths upward gaze,
Urge all our souls to follow on
And Oh may that strong faith and hope
Which lighted mp thy dring eyes
Be with US in life's latest hour,
To light our passage TO tie skies.
lie left the world without tear,
Save for the friends he loved so dear,
To heal their sorrows, Lord descend
Ard 70 the friendless. prove friend
The rohlcst. the most ilIustrious, soul
That to the earth is given,
Falls first; the angels snowy wings
To watt him home to Heaven.
Time changes alive all must die,
Ard sink at last TO rest;
This life is but fleeting dream
When taken at its best.
Rnt all we have that joyful hope,
The sweet assurance given,
That when we part from tedious life,
We meet again in Heaven,
For Gabriel's trump shall loud proclaim
The resurrection morn,
Then loving hearts taat twined below,
Shall reunite again.
No farewell tears will then be shed
Around the sileBt tomb,
For God himself viii dry our tears
And bid each heart rejoice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
A Good Bank Customer.
The Hartford Times tell the fol

The Hartford Times tell the fol-
lowing of case of idle capital
"a remarkable case of the careful
preservation of bank bills came TO
light in Middletown about two weeks
since. Mr.. John Cone, who resi-
ded near Haddam, appeared at the
counter of the Middletown Bank
with 81 900 Of its bills, and asked
for the specie, which was promptly
given TO him. These bills were paid
to him in 1885, and they were re-
turned in the same packages, and
with the same strips Of paper and
marks that were upon them when
paid out. Mr.. Cone had kept them
% years. of course without interest.
Had he placed the money in some
good savings bank when it was first
paid to him he would now been enti-
tied to nearly $4,000 instead of ST.
000.'
This is what might be called
(says tie New Haven Register)
keeping "a good bank account A
few such benevolent men as Mr..
Cone would enable bank to keep
out very respectable circulation.
1t is what may be termed the height
Of confidence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

PROPOSED REDUcTIoN-M Mr.. witch
ell, President Of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad, has addressed
a Circular TO the employers Oh the
road, in which he proposes. in view
Of the financial crisis, and the fall
ling off in receipts Of over $4,000
during October, as compared with
last year, that all the salaried officers
OF the company, himself among the
number, should submit to a reduc-
tion Of l0per cent in their pay. In
this way no hands need be dischar-
ged, and yet the expenses of the
road be reduced to correspond With
the condition of the time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
The Mormon Attack on She Coy
ernment Trains-----the Condition
of the Utah Expedition.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1857.

The Secretary Of War failed to
receive official dispatches to-day
from COL Johnston, in command OF
the Utah expedition. but private al
vices leave no doubt upon his mind
as to the truth of the statements
contained 10 Judge Echols' dispatch
about the destruction of the govern.
ment trains. Gen. Scott is absent
from headquarters, and as Col.
Johnston's dispatches would go there
they are no doubt now laying in New
York. W
The Utah expedition was sup.
piled with full provisions for one year.
The trains destroyed constituted or-
ly one-sixth part of the whole, and
we're transporting those articles
which could be most readily spared.
! am authorized to say that the ex-
petition will suffer not the slightest
Inconvenience from the loss Of the
destroyed trims, and that the force
under Col. Johnston-two thousand
men all told are in no peril what
ever from either the Mormons or the
season. Col. Johnston is as we'll off
at one place as another, he has every
thing with him necessary for winter
quarters, excepting wood and water.
The administration are undecided
what course they viii pursue.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26

A lady who, the Cincinnati En-
quirer says, is beautiful and lovely,
and the wife of a prominent Repnb-
lican politician 10 Ohio, made bet
of a kiss with a Democratic lssytr,
that Chase would be elected Cover
nor Of that State by five thousand
majority. He wasn't, and the lady
went all the way from Toledo to Gin
einnati aud discharged her liabili-
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