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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20


ABOLITION RE>IsTANCE TO THE LAW
in Wisconsin The Milwaukee Sem
iinel of the 29jb nlt., says second
attempt to arrest Sherman nj. Bnoth
was made a few days previous, but
he was protected by az armed force
OF sixty-twO men,; who threatened
the lives of the officers, aud proven
ted them from executing the law
The Sentinel adds: T.
The Marshals went for the pur-
pose Of arresting fugitive, but were
prevented by a mob OF armed Ianat-
les, outnumbering them twelve to
one, banded together 10 set at def
ance the laws Of the country and
the Government Of the United
States. If ever we had reason TO
deplore the spread of fanaiicisIn, it
is now. lf.ever there was time
Tor ASTON, it his arrived"
Booth is an Abolitionist, charged
with a violation Of the Fugitive
slave Law. Aided by his r. publ.
eau frlel.ds, he has thus far set tie
Government at def ,nce, and escaped
punishment. The lawless spirit Of
Aboliiionism, and its tendency, is
well illustrated in these revolutionary
proceedings in Wisconsin,.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20
SINGULAR OpERArrcN1N TELEGRAPH


SINGULAR OpERArIcNlN TELEGRAPH.
ING.-"Mr. ,N.ilkin. Of the American
Telegraph Office in Boston, opce. reed
gr ater part ofthe dispatch as it was
passing over the wires between I,oa-
ton and Portland, and understood
the response Of the operator, %. K"
!all right) to it, while he was seated
upon tha Graw at Mystic river bridge,
and held the end OF the wire ip each
hand, thus passing the current
through bis body and enabling him
to read the letters by the duration
and ,pumber Of the shocks which be
received"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20
"BoY'' LOST.

Left Washington, d. c., some
time in July, TO; 90 heme to lis
mother 10 New York. lie has not
yet reached bis mother, who is very
anxious about him. lie has been
seen in Philadelphia, New York City,
Hnrtfofj. CT, ansla u clam bake IN
Rhode Island. He has been heard
from at Boston, Portland, Augusta,
aud Bangor. Ne. From some ex
Pgessions he has dropped, it is fear.
ed he has become Insane upon a
subject be calls Popular Sovereign
ty."
lie is about five feet nothing in
height, and about the same in diane.
ter the other way. Has a red face,
short:-legs. and a large belly. An
swe rsto the name Of Little Giant. I"
Talks a great deal, and very loud
always about himself. Has an idea
that be is candidate for the Presi.
dency. Had on. when he left, drab
,pants. a white vest, ~hIue cost x,.h
brass buttons, the tail very near the
ground. ....e
Amy information concerning him
will be gratefully received by his
afflicted mnther. For further partie.
ulars, address,
AyGusTE BELMONT, New York.
Willis A. GoRMAN, Minnesota.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20

a Mustacafod Wonder. We are
informed upon reliable authority that
an infant was born a few days ago,
untoageutleman lisingin the suburbs,
having upon his upper lip a slsar-
iy defined and handsome black mus
taehe. The ornament was not very
extrayagant but would vie With nlaBy
We meet every day upon Older:
and bigger upper lips. The reader
must bear In mind that the NOUS
tache was on the gentleman's upper
lip, not the baby's!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20

> Tbs FIRST SouArrER. Doulas, in
his speeches, represents nearly every
BODY who has been OF any importance
in the world, to have been squatter
sovereigns. The first sqhatter, was
mentioned by Milton:
.!Sq,.at like toad. close at the ear OF Eve,
E-saying, by his devlish art, 10 reach
The organs Of her f-ncy, and with them forge
Illusions as be list, phantoms and Dreams"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20

From the above table it appears
that of tie thirty.one States that
have voted for President, seven
have never cast anything but he
Democratic ticket, and tweniy-four
have voted Democratic m:jority Of
times. Delaware and Mary land are
the only Southern States that have
voted majority Of times for the Op-
position. Vermont, Massachusetts,
Raode Island, Connecticut aud N,w
jersey, are the free States that
have voted majority OF times for
the Opposition.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20
Gemple nf Gbs Muses.


/, IF Z MEET YOU.
If meet you and l know You
In the bright immortal Land,
Shall l bend my spirit to you
And extend my eager hand?
Shall the vision now denied us
Show my passion-oh. how deep?
Aud the walls that now divide Us
Shall my spirit overleap?
Shall know how here met you
And was coldly kept asunder,
But how yet my life beset you
With its aching passion under!
And oh, will your eyes discover
How my hear; o'erleaped control,
AND, like mountains boiling ever,
Poured its lava in my soul?
will wait if you will tell me
! may touch your glowing hand,
That your look will not repel me
In the brighter, better Land;
/ will school my heart to shun you
All my life loug here below,
And will only dream Eve won you
Till the moment comes to go.
If my soul comes out the whittier
From its fiery despair.
If you find me all the brighter
For the load of sin l bear,
If my love hath purified me
And hath made my spirit sweet.
Will you spurE me and deride me
When you find ME a. your feet?
All! my souls love cannot perish
With its famine in the Night;
In the Morning you will cherish
The endearmen ents which you slight;
And when I shall be immortal
I will watch you and will wait,
And will meet you at the portal
Ere l enter at the gate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20
Ae.w a.rs since. two lads. son

A few days since. two lads. sons OF
Mrs. Romano, residing near Bovina,
Miss, quarreled at dinner about a
piece OF peach pie, and soon got to
blows, when the elder Of Tie boys
stabbed bis brother with a. carving
knife, killing him instantly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20

"What is meant by the 4. fiction
Of the needle?' asked domlsie OF
a female pupil. when itrnns into
the nall was the ready reply. .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20
Los! Bsy--Au Affecting Scene.

The following advertisement ap-
pears IN the Mianesotian. We trust
it may lead to the recovery Of.
the lost boy, and 10 the restoration
Of peace to bereaved family:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20

C,,a;ns Dsootim-A DCy y,mitnw H.
Dad on tie Craze Of a a, IN ia,.lh
Mrs. Aasr, s., ~ seI eIi,xsak,e. s",ss w:seo,-
Z aud 10 ,he owuer ol a ~ W.. a;yl
ss'S dos, recently lost IA h.d f,t,n.,j
issa for whom .,sss%s"'' the ss'a Far Far week
qlite '.as aa death Of the child the
was Kept fled in the 0--ii~r,ssn'l
at the expiration Of that lime Was
released, lie WAS missed shortly
after and all search for him was
vain, until same friend of the iami-
ly happened to vlsit the burying
ground where the little girl was in-
tered, aud there. stretched out on
.he .gravs of its former pls, mate,
was the alftctionate dog.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20

VT. OOuHiiS CndISeS III bio Noiioih
speech, that MIR. Breckenridge was
nomiuated to elect Lincoln, while he
is we'll aware that his course is the
ouIy course which could make that
event possible.
As an answer to this, however, we
werecalled upon yesterday by arrom-
inent Democrat of New j Tsey who
relates to rs that previous to the
late convention in that State, two OF
Douglas supporters called upon
him at the Filth Avenue Hotel, in
this city. Wien they informed him
of the terms of nuion likely. to be
adopted in that State, Dir. Donglas
denounced them openly and unre-
servedly. They replied, "Why. Mr..
Douglas, your advice would certainly
give the State to Lincoln
"Then let it. It will give Us the
organization in 1864 was Doug
las,srreply.
sThes etwo gentlemen needed moth
ing more to make good Breckinti1ge
fD'en Of them, and they went hoIae
a d ioined the ranks Of our candid.
ate. II Mr.. Douglas denies the
above statement, we are authoriz" ID
tosay that the proof will be furnished.
, New York Day Book.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20
Ihfcs Receipts fot erecting.

HOW To BOW
If in the street. YOU should chance to meet,
Some pretty lady friend;
And wish to bow with studied grace,
And ease, with franknesa bend:
With sweeping curve, your hat upraise
From off your noble brow;
Then bend yonr body, drop your eyes.
And smile gou best know Ao,c! =
HOW To SHAKE HANDS
Take off your glove, your arm outstretch,
In manner frank and fair,
Then grasp the quick extended hand,
As though your soul was there; o..
Then shake as though yonr very heart,
With joy would burst in twin;
Then laugh and shake-then shake and laugh
Then laugh, and shake again!
:. HOW To KISS.
First place your arm about her waist,
And draw her form to thine;
Then if she be loving Coz"
She will thy neck entwine;
And if she doss-ye gods what bliss
Then do not hesitate,
To press her parting lips to yours.
Johnny slut the gate!r
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-20

The ScHooL OF ADVERSELY "A rag
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