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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-04-19
Written for the Fayetteville Observer
An answer TO a query. Observer
April 5lh, 1860.

April 5lh, 1860.
A1R N. O. Wallace:
1t has been said, ana nov stands
on record, from the pen Of one Of my
Old has been friends, tba: | was born
in a row and that / had kept it up
fer sixty years.
But ] wish TO assure my friend,
the querest, that ! intended to kick
Up no religious dust, nor invoke
0y controversy by writing an article
on popular Creeds, but l done it at
the instance of special friend, Who
by no means, believes in univer-
sal salvation. In that article | pro-
pounded some questions that ] hon.
estly wished my friend or some 9th.
er person to answer, but he is acting
in accordance with the Saviour's
method with the scri5es and chief
priests, who wished to know who gave
him his authority. Christ, by asking
them a question in similar manner
put them to profound silence. Why?
because they could not answer
Fo- 10 answer this way or that way
according to their reasoning, would
put them in tight place. Luke 20
chap. Hence the Saviour vas under
no obligation, and gave them no an
swer. Now, in relation to my
friends questios, | occupy the attitude
Of the chief priests and scribes, but
will act very unlike them, for know
ing how to answer, will do it with
ont reserve, and whether be assumes
the attitude of the Saviour or not,
/ shall bold him responsible, till be
answers those four questions stand
ing in close proximity to the nut.
she'll.
His question is, scan. therefore,,
an eternal punishment, for a san
that shall not be .forg'ren, be inflicted
and not be endlsssP"
We answer no, no, no, but ~hiit
my friend is booking honestly
through bis orthordox glasses al
some poor unfortunate mortal utter
irg an'enptucas cords against tn
Holy Ghost, (for this is blasphsmy)
and thereby throwing himself beyont
the limits of infinite mercy, a
which place. the God that created
Ihins will affix the black seal of dam
nation, chen when he dies bis immor
tai spirit must take up its abode il
a lake of liquid fire 10 all eternity
| am looking without glasses at Is
real in her national character who
by departing from the precepts o.
Moses, and going into idolatry and
blasphe my, had eailed down the ven.
gence of heaven upon her devoted
head and the eternal damnation to
which she was in danger hung in
lowering clouds over hG beloved city,
signs and fearful sights we're seen,
paleness and CONSERVATION were de-
picted in every face, Mt length the
tragical scene commenced, the tenn
pie was thrown down, Jerusalem was
sacked Israel was demolished, her pol
ity destroyed and the wortls Of Nal.
4 Il completely verified this is
eternal destruction Of the nation OF
the Jews, as she never has nor never
miH be seer In national character.
This is the true meaning Of Mark
the 3-29. Will q ct some of my Rich
land friends raise question:
THOMAS CHILDS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-04-19

The subject of reunion of the
NJ. e. Church, North and South, is
being extensively discussed, in the
various papers Of that denomination.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-04-19

t@ East Tennessee papers repre-
sent the prospects for a fne fruit
crop as very aattering.
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Total,
SllO4l8 90
Sulphur Water

Sulphur Water
Mr.. Hits Sulphur Well in the
neighborhood Of this place: is now
open to visitors. The water this
year, il seems to US, is unusually pal.
atable. The price Of tickets, we be-
lieve, is the same as heretofore
Below is Mr.. Hills Card
SULPHUR WATER.
The subscriber gives notice that
at the request ofsome of his custom.
ers he has opened the Sulphur
Well several weeks earlier than usual,
and that those who wish to use the
water can make their arrangements
for doing so. The well is now in
good order, and crn be approached,
as usual, by the subscribers house,
q by the R, r. bridge and gate north
of the we'll. Terms as heretofore.
Single Ticket. 81. Family Ticket.
S2--The first admits ap individual
to visit and drink at the we'll ad
GSsfx7s. The family ticket author
izss man to visit the we'll With
his wife and children and 10 carry
away in reasonable quantities for|
his and their use. If water is car.
Iied from the well it is presumed to |
be for family use, and charged ac.
ccrdingly. To call and drink, orl
send FOR the water, will be considered
an engagement.
April IL, 1860. E. HILL. |
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HONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

A LII persons indebted to US either by note
"a oraccount viii please come Up and settle.
Our eastern debts are falling due AMI We
must have money to meet them.
SOUTHWORTH & ANTHONY.
Jan. rs, 1860.
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DIRECTORS.
Monetary.

The throwing out by our Banks
of the notes Of the Lawrenceburg
Bank during the week has excited
some attention. 1t WAS thought that
this Bank had been prudently man
aged since the general suspension in
1857, but knowing ones assert that
ithas been upheld by interested parties
and has been doing fictitious bu.
siness. For ten days or two weeks
the notes Of the Lawrenceburg Bank
have been in bad odor at Memphis,
the agency there having failed TO re-
deem them for want of funds. The
Bank is reported broke and the break
is stated to be bad one. The Bank
has SO far failed to comply with she
law by reporting TO the Comptroller
is condition On the 1st Of April.
We, therefore, know nothing of its
condition since its report On the Och
Of January last, which was reported
TO the Comptroller as follows:
AssFTs-Bills Receivable sS46O6 90
Real Estate, Banking House, &C., 5000 90
Due from Banks S07 SIS
Notes of other Banks 1,l38 90
Coin 2O,266 20
Total, lI0,418 90
LIABILITIEs--Capital Stock $4,000 90
Deposits l2o 90
Undivided Profits 1857 90
Circulation 56,74l 90
Total
SHOALS SO
The Lawrence journal of this date
makes no reference whatever to the
Bank. Rather ominous.
In the present state of the matter
we would advise no one to take the
notes of the Bank.-Unton e. Amer.
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FAYETTEVILLE, TENN:
Thursday Morning, Apfil 10, 1860
Branch Bank at Shelbyville.

Below will be found the names of
the managers'of the Branch Bark
at this place. Mr.. Mathews, who
has SO long and satisfactorily con-
Quoted the affairs of the Bank, as
President, retires, and is succeeded
by DR.. Thomas Lipscomb, gentle
man we'll qualified to fill the Office.
Our worthy Post Master, ID. G.
Deason, has been elected one Of the
Directors.
THos. LIPsCoMB, President.
DIRECTORS.
?. Fay, Bedford County.
G. p. Baskette,
J. L. Scuadcr,
W.. Wbitthorne, "
Al. Landiss.
G. W. Cunningham, "
B. ii. Berry, Lincoln Country.
7. G. Goodrich
W. G. Handy, Franklin.
w. p. Davis, Marshall.
A. Maxwell, Coffee.
,McllyuNc ExpOsit0r.
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". j. sTEGALI, z S. MORRISON
J. S. VAUGHN, = II. TYSON
Coach HlHUTAc10RY!
Fayetteville, Tenn
Stegall. Vaughn J. Co.,

DESPECTFULLY announce 50 the citizen
II Of Lincoln and adjoining counties
that they have bought the establishment of
W. j. s r. F. Stegall, and win continue the
business in all its various branches at the
old Stand.
By using none but. the best material ard
Keeping none but thu best of workmen, be
ing themselves experienced coach makers, they
hope to give general satisfaction to those who
deal with them.
Repairing done in the best manner, at short
notice and On reasonable terms, for which the
cash will be required.
Chain Pumps made and repaired to order
April IA
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BRIDGE BOLTS, ANGLE BLOCKS
AND CAR BOLTS.
They also manufacture Clark's superior
Wheat and Cora Mills,
set mp already for running.
They keep on hand French Burr. Esorus=
and Cologue MILL STONES, to which they
call the attention of miIlers.
Particular attention paid to the repairs OF
Locomotives and Cars.
The highest cash prices viii be paid for
old Brass, Copper and Castings, on delivery.
WEBSTER & MANN
REFERENCES:
V. X. Stevenson, Pres't y. & C. and y. W
Rail Roads;
Fl. T. Andersen, superintendent " s c. L. I.
James FL. Grant, Rest Engineer
A. Anderson, " Tenn. ana Ala, and
Eds efeld and Ky Rail Roads;
A. Ii. Marbury. Pres't Mem. and NJ. r. L;
P. III. Coffee, Sup't
P. d. Robertson, Esq, Manchester Tenn.
JAS Crawford, Master Workman Il. and G.
Rail Road, Huntsville, Ala
Also, Manufacturers o
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-04-19

The following extract is taken
from q speech recently made at Ash
tabula, Ohio, by James Redpath, Of
Kansas notoriety:
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These sa have never failed to preserve sr osntsus and
are warranted to Be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF sAFEs s pa-
euliar, and in e0naeetion with The sGrsat American Key Regis
ter Lock- (which Possesses the great aanhgs of having
NO key Hole and Jet has The security Of a Permm1n-
ting Key eaPabs Of 250OoOoO0 changss) They VIII be
found perfectly impreynabls
STRAfTOE & SEYMOUR.
marI8-d3m M rrrrhst gf-..f nr4-t-1rr,
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
6 IL

To Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, and the only Road to
Washington Citys
CENTRAL. OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
Z OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton City the East and Columbus the We at which places
connects With Railroads for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers by this Route visit the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia Ye Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York or Boston alone, BY other lines.
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City
the Eastern cities additional charge OF 81 only,
Sleeping attached to all night trains
Tickets good until usd with the privilege Of stopping of at
all principal points.
Business and Travellers for pleasure information,
visit all the Eastern Cities comparatively small expense.
scenery celebrated for wonderful teauty lad suhmy;
unequaled in the world It's system OF day and night rck
poce its splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph nes its
large amount of double track its fine hotels, under the surJe
lance Of the Company to the passengers speed safety
and comfsrt.
ThrOagh Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad anG Steamboat Offices in the West
ASK for tickets via the Baltimore aud Ohio RailFocd.
". P.SNITH, Master Transportation o Z K
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent, b r R.
- Il. SULLfV An, Gen. Western Agent, & 0 X K.
H. J. JEWETT, Pres't, C o r r.
J. W. BROWN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, G R.
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Fresh Corn Meal.

FUyFE subsber his rade arrangements with cne Of he
most extensive mills IN Kentucky for regular weekly SUD
plies Of Family Meal receiving 800 bushels, which he
offers to the city G3e s ht sdvan'e ever cost and carriage
A JEHKIN3,
Morl-a afrfrra
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Sit Lux ct Lux FuEt
AL OIL AMP s.

WTE have just received another supply OF Coal Oil LamH
w among which some handsome patterns for par
tted with the Collins burner, which Is the last improve
ent an mmeasuFably superior any other Lamp be-
the public for snes and stesdnsof fame, freedom fom
smoke spciy in construction, beauty and elegance In ani
ceaqness and economy. One Lamp will give the light Of four
candles and does not cost much The OH We have i'm
ported to burn in these lamps clear, beautiful article Tee
from any offensive orOr leaves grease spot when split apon
carpet or clothing, and viii not explode
RAINS, BROWN 4 CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists No 70 Public Square,
uarIe-tf Nashville, Tenn
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ART RECREATIONS.


AV VALUABLE BOOK.
complete guide and help oPene Drawing oiPanting'
Crayon Drawing and Painting, Paper Flowers, Mess Work,
Feather Flowers Leather Work, Hair Work, Art Of preserving
Birds Gliding BronzinE, Grscian Pant7, Antique Paint
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II viii nfo the inquirer in every branch Ct fancy work. a.
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For sale by lmsyul JOHN YORK a co.
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rr1ANNER-s OIL spern OIL, Lard Oil, Coal Oil, L.nsrst
T. 45.r5-tf S.lsioi '- RAINS, BROWN co.
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Persons wishing to procure copies Of the Public Acts Of the
legislature lust closed obtain them by applying at this Or
acs the Secretary Of sate there few copies for
EtiSl,OO per co eprlf-u
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NOT EVEN sCORCHRD.

The veneerng the diaEeEs q little Enrpsd ne
lock works very veil, and when Oh it little / think
viii be good Ny safe in he lover story
q three story buildng with lhisgs roof In al adioia
ing room, With only Diasrsd partition, drug kept
and Immediately opposite uhe safe setting thsrs
considerable quantity Of paints, oils, tpenns phins,
Iquors The building vas connected win ts Patterson Hoisl
de and within six feet of the Court uorss On
other, Eh large pile o. wood between ny osand s oolr
House, and door entering into ny ocs iumeaay from
wood. Thers also Snail frame building attached % tie
Of the Drug store, with oils paints and liquors {, aud
glass door leading into NJ once frouit- T0u viii
The excessive heat crested and about e.. regard
iay tested, and have heancy saying at ny papers
would have BEEN preserved If had lsf, them in ts safe
numIer Of citizens have ezamirsd since DE Gre
and surprised condition. aud soe Of m havs or
dsrad safes Of you, believing them
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WHOLE TICKETS $50; HALVES, sloi QUARTERS S.
Certificates Packages viii be sod At the following rates.
Certificate Of PacEags Of Is WhoIs Iisksts sQoo 90
DO DO 25 Hah DO I49 So
do do 95 Eighth DO aH
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Great Fire at DanvnIe, KY!
w. b. DODDs g. cos
C9NCREFE sAREs TRIUMPHANTi


DAzvrzLz, Ky, March 6, 1s6o.5-
h1lsHa- ". B. DODDa & Co., CIzeusArr
S1sEs-Ths safe We purchased from yo1 time
severely tested BY the recent disastrous In ihs pacs, and
are happy to it stood the equal the Representatives
yoa made Us when purchased. 0ur store roo In Ehch ne
aesood totally destroyed by the are ara the safe ZEN into
he cellar and vas covered By the burning ruins but upon get
tns and opening We found PaPsr safe nsof
them soochsd dsfaced IN any Eay We tats pleasure m
heang this testimony the excellent qasi tie las nan
uiaciured az you establishment. Tours,
Lsigsed1 T. .. suINDELBOWER.
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DURSkET 10 an order OF the Board Of Directory OF the
Planters Bank Of Tennessee made this 18th day Of May,
SJ election viii be held hy the StoekholoeIs y te
House here on the 9d ay Of July next being the first Mendy
ascertain whether they will accept reject the new
granted said Bank bv the Tennessee Legislature az us ol
lS59-60. By order Of the Board D. MEAtBh,
Nashville, May u, God till July 3 CGsher,
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FOrtr-siEht hours IN she Firs.

DaluvulEs Kys Mlrcl ?, l65o.
TEsSEs Va. 3. DoDDs & Co., CIEouEarr
GENrLrE4t the tine o. the Ere which occurred a our
town on sd Fsru had one your safes bnuiness
house. containing valuable paper, bank notes. &C. The ere
CARED on the afternoon Of the al and did
safe from the burning ruin m The afternoon Of The 2,
quenty vas BARRED IN The burning ba for about forty
eight hours In the cellar directly bsoE where ne aa
thee considerable l0t Of lard, and several casks O. mo-
lassss. and the safe fs into of eours &c vas subjected 70
powerful heat When remoze n rubbish from ne
ALmOST KED-ROTs with large bed ofbuininx Goals
All around it Upon pisng up that fan
Of the hinges had been oOseus that the o o.
doors dropped ou ereby aoHEga good deal o. heat psne
traieas far the inside doors. Bat the aie fe
door down. il vas in some measure protected We due
further that the outside doors E5rs not locked
they had The door could not have fallen open, ough s
hinge broken when opened he safe We f0und the pa
Pers, bank notes, &C.. ali secure.
Very rssE EecfuIly goass,
lsignsdl g. w. WEIGH & 90.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
Gold Pens.

TENHE Manufacturer, calling the attention Of every business
man. would that after the fifteen years experience
manufacturing he has succeeded producing Geld Pens
which, for material, workmanship and durability ecpses any
thing cf tie kind previously made.
A. G. BAGLET, Manufacturer.
For sale ty JOHN YoRE Co.. No IS Union street, Nashville
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9asBbiIIs Gnipu an0 5mtritan.
1,s.lIy 81 AEl-At teeIkIy ., Weelkly g.
Bates OF Advertising.

HENEWAbLI AT FLaABURE
oIe Square, ons year. ssoEaeh additional gquare, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
foTs Will be charged for the excess.
II TIE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square the first Frr Crs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published IN botL the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly
added.
7ransas Advertisements asst Be pcd Tor at tie time Of
Insertion.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
-
Tennessee and AIabama Railroad.
N d y

q EEIElC8sCC UElW AIi-DiLEaAFE AbtAElh OaLNA'
TIME TABLE.
COWMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1860;
Going south.
Leave Nashville l:45 NJ arrive at Columbia 7O5 NJ.
Leave Nashville 2:55 ID, arrive at Columbia 5:35 ? H.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:3O NJ arrive at Nashville 10 N.
Leave Columbia I45 NJ, arrive at Nashville P NJ.
FEVE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasa3t and Pulaski
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday, May 9Th, to Louisville and al Eastern cities But one
train Sunday. W. ON. PERKINS,
mavI-Im ePB&N Superintendent.
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NASHVILLE AND CHArTANOo0A H. h.
fsE- ~ IN an s5a
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29shs 1850,
PASSENGER Trains East ana West, viii run az follows
GOING EAST.
re.vs ysshyisat4A and 3PM
ITrve at Chattanooga l;3O P n AID las 4 N.
COMING WEST.

Leave Chattanooga at 4:5O II and l:3O III.
arrive at Nashville at P u and 8 A n.
Ii rail connection and shorestroue to Boston, New York,
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, RchmOnd,
Pstersburg Lynchburg- Knoxville Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery, MenI his, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Ralrcad and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Raoads
Through Tickets may be had any hour application to
Ticket AGENT at Office st Depot the following places and
az the following prices, Wis:
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s3z,5OO

Whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 5Ol
Certificate OF Packages the Scheme drawn on
each Wednesday, will sold the following rates. Whchs
risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 90 Whole Tickets Si49 50
do DO 20 Half 90 "A IS
do So Quarter DO 81 81
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES
Encose the amount money to our address you whto
purchase the Lottery is which you wish It invested and
whether you wish Whoe Halves Quarters, Eghs,
receipt Of which, send what ordered BY first ma together
with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing certified to
BY the Commissioners. will be sent, with Explanation.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, aud
give the Of their Post Office, County and State
Accommodation strictly confidential
All prizes Of $1,000 and under, raid Immediately sfter the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 90 days.
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.
-. " -. -r-,-rrrr q Crr,r-r ,Nnnn. RAlrRnAn Co.

OFF1cE NASHVILLE & CHATI ANoook RAILROAD Co.. !
October Sd, 1859. }
NY order Of the Board Of Directors calls made on the
stock Of Company subscribed for building brnca
Road from Bridgeport Jasper, payable to the Treasurer o ths
Company asfollows; -. ,o-o - 49,.
dollars on each Share the lsdays O. December, loo Janua
ry Feruary March, April May, June, July, August Sepea-
ser, October, and November 1860.
Paymentmsy be made to jackson Pry 81 Jasper OF 70 e
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Prmptzess meeting these calls is requested q the sHosro
~ F Stock Of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
ot5 tF W. A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.