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MEDICINES, ETC.

nR. II. V. BICKNELL'S DlSEN
~ Terry SYRUP-excellent for children W"sa
testhing, and as 4 soothing syrup Is un"quaIi"f y
is purely vegetable, and contatus no oplatc hi-h
aromatic, and pleasant to the taste the, Az real!
like 1t. Sold by JOHN w. RIsos
corner Of Main and Third streets,
au,s-t. EichlnUfi. Va
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During recent storm in Iowa small
stream rose fifteen feet in . single hour,
washing away every house in small ham
lei, and drowning twenty .one persons.
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Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring'is not 3
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed of lunar
cGustic, and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of the hair. This Is the original Hair Co.
loring, and has been growing In favor over twenty
years 1t restores gray hair to It's original color by
gradual absorption, In q most remarkable manner.
II is elso n beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two
sizes-so cents and 4l--by all deslcrs.
e. HEIMSTREET, Oh omist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by I'LL Druggists.
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PrRs JAMAICA GIgaBR-for
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, &C. whore warm
and entire purity makes II cheap aud reliable ar.
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere At
So cents per bottle. Ask for "LIoSE' Pure Ex-
tract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
ap lily sold by all druggists.
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pOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

The next annual session Of this Institution com.
mences sEPTEMBER 9TH, 1885, and closes last OF
June, 1897.
The following charges are made for the entire
session.:
For tuition In primary English branches....... %
For tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages, :.
For tuition in Observation-Disclosures. s.
For tuition in Oh Painting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :.
For tuition in Drawing. ~
For use of Piano for practicing
For Incidental Expenses.
Payments required one half In ddrancs balance
PmDiLs are .,tfred far the entire session unless
otherwise agreed upon; and no deduction made
for absence, except in cases OF proraced sickness
81 daughters Of All regularly employed ministers
Charges made from time OF entrance. Pupils fur
ni;h lights and towels. Washing furnished at one
dollar and fifty cents per month.
~ ss-,m Il +. B w. tkkkffsH.sr. Principals.
ERENCH LANGUAGE.-MR. A.
L PlCOT De BOlsFElLLET respectfully offers
his services To the Richmond community AS
teacher Of the FRENCH LANGUAGE. BY his
method Of teaching q. e.. speaking and writingl
he Ill give the true and perfect pronunciation OF
the LASGUAGE. and impart to The students from
the beginning not only the LANGUAGE orally,
but teach them to write 1t dramatically, accord.
Ing H. the best grammdrians.
fie will take charge OF schools and give private
lessons at his rooms, or at residences. Apply on
Clay street, between Eighth and Ninth, or by mai,
care Of FRENCH CONSULATE.
au ls-w&Ssw*
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIC-
~ AL SCHOOL BY ROGER MARTIN. This
,chool will he resumed the FIRST OF OCTOBER.
TERMS payable semi annually In advanced
Higher Eng fish, with Latin.................... 80
creek extra. ....:.....:.:...........' 10
Modern Languages Al professors fees.
limited number of pnplls will be received, 10
whom win give my exclusive personal attention.
Address me through the post office. box 8?
m ROGER MARTlS.
Mr.. SALTERS DAY SCHOOL FOR
Marshall, will open on MONDAY, September 18th,
1908. For terms see circulars. His
NIGHT SCHOOL
will bs resumed a The same place on the flRST
OF OCTOBER NEXT. For terms apply To the
subscriber tsu 3o-lml q. &C. SALTER.
rTHE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-Thc
i next session Of this school will begin MON
DAY, September Eth, and close 3oth June. 1867.
Til, school has been transferred To the new,
large and connections school building, erected Tor
the purpose, on Eighth, between Grace and Frank
lin streets.
The course Of teaching is intended, as hereto
fore, 10 prepare boys from ten years and upwards,
for bu-in",, life or for college. Mr.: SrKorHEk
teaches Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, and
Book keeping Mr.. PRICE teaches the Ancient
Languages, together with German, French and
Italian. for which he has been prepared by long
training in Europe. In the Junior English Glasses,
TERMS. The same as heretofore:
For Mallematic, and English.............."...f :?
Each language, additions ...........::..;..:.. IA
For circulars, &c, address box 5li Richmond
JUHy NJ. STRoTHER. N. A.
r,ou triyer, p}C q TytrgiMMia; Principals.
University Of Virginia,
an 2S-dtOctl
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Nl OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED l7a.

Nl OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED l7a.
DIRECTORS:
Jaauelin P. Taylor. William c. Allen, William
GRAY. James H. Grant, James Dunlop, Alfred T.
Harris, John c. Hobson, Thomas H. Ellis, John
Freeland, g. ?. Watson, John Purcell, William
"T This old and we'll .knbwn VIRGINIA institution
In now prepared to issue "PERPETUAL and
" ANNUAL POLICIES upon real estate; 1t has
and has paid upwards Of TWO MILLION DOL
LARS of losses to the people OF this State:
Important changes have been made for the pene-
At Of the assured. .,
The " -four. nfths" feature and that OF CONT
guities" have been abolished, giving TO the AZ
sured full insurance, As In other comPanies.
tected TO the extent OF insurance In this once;
Office on the east side OF Ninth, between broad
and Marsha streets. au 1I-s
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR RE-
Y FINERY.-The undersigned, relying upon
encouragement from the Southe arm trade, which
was 90 generously bestowed upon the enterprise
operations at his SUGAR REFINERY. He will At
all times keep . we'll assorted stock Of SUGARS
and SYRUPS Of every variety on hand.
Tho REFINERY has been put In complete order,
and will be worked to It's fullest capacity, and be
will Ii erefore be prepared 70 I'LL orders promptly
stances his prices will be controlled by the New
York quotations, OF which he win receive tels-
having an agent In New York for this purpose.
Packages delivered 1t any store In the city or Of
any OF the railroad depots and wharves FREE of
CHARGE.
Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended to
Ut selling prices of the day on which they are re-
ceived.
CHARtkS Y. M0RRl66,
City once l2ll Cary street, Richmond,
Box Il post ONCE:
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GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
n AND CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL (sToSE-
WALL) JACKSON, by Professor r. L. Dabney
D. D., Of yirsinia. The standard biography Of the
Immortal hero. The only edition authorized by
his widow, and published for her pssIaa,ha,sy,
of stad OF the Christian soldier. We want an
agent in every county. Send for circnlan and see
our tsrms, and what the press says Of the work
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
corner Seventh and Main streets,
"a a-f2nhsaH* Richmond, Va
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YER'S AGUE CURE, for IN" spt'";
n cure of Intermittent Fever or Fevsrapsa ..
Rsmit,e ut Fever, Chill Fsyer Dumb Asue' gS''g.
cal Hsadachs or Bilious Headache, aui D..
E.yers indeed, for the whole class u ai'sr.
organising in hillary arrangements caused "
malaria Of miasmatic countries. Fever aha
il not tn only consequence Of the rnissmsne a..
son. A great variety OF disorders arr, ~ = ~,
Irritation In malarious districts, aEong fp,,rJ
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Oout. Hesdachr. 81,
ness, Toothach., Esraehs, Cstarrh, Asthna' 100.
txtion, Painful Affection Of IN. sp!ssL. X .ss
nsnt OF the stomach, all OF which. whsn or
mating in this cause, put on the lntsfm'.gA ~ ps
become periodical. This GRE .SPSnm ,h-
son from the blood, and thus cures the ~ AZ , a.,
Ii 10 not only the Inost efactua! renSay wi, The
covered for this class of complaints oW 10
cheapest, and, moreover. 10 prries'y 49, xhtr
harm can arise from It's use, and the P~aess tas
cured is left As healthy a. IL hr hal n.Ns. ar, kr
di,esss. Can this be said Of any oensr Trr-1r'
Chills and Fsver1 IL is true osii'tr ST ,nr,
ance 10 those afflicted with the eou P.Ii sx,r AL
over. estimated. So sure Is y to ours ~ eerl.n
Agus that |, may be Iu.hfnlly 'a.a ~ god
remedy One dealer complains tna i ",.. sb..s
medicine TO sell, because one oo"."
psssnsYsd byJ C.Arsx co. Lowell ~
sold by PURCELL, LADD ". sSIrr.,
corner Nam SA~ Riehmond, "
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INSURANCE..
r,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

~~~~.~~S~~~.<~-~~
v,uE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ACCUMULATION OVER sis,euo,ooo
The profits on this vast accumulation. ~ well -
the premiums received yearly, NOW OVER POUR
MILLION DOLLARS, are annually divided among
policy holders.
Average cash dividend for 1880, sixty per cent
Average reversionary dividend, payable with the
policy at death, one hundred and twenty per cent.
Applications may be made to Archibald Boiling,
J.B. Macmurdo, DR.. J. B. McCaw, Alfred Poin.
dexter, 4. r. Reynolds, John N. otey. Z. B.
Meade, or John T. Goddin, with
OF. BREsEE.
General Agent for Virginia,
Office under r. II. Marry i Co., Bankers, *,
sel-st one door below the post-otics.
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To bs had OF all druggists and dealers In medi.
cines everywhere.
PUkCMIL, LADD ! CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietors,
corner Of Main and thirteenth streets,
mvN Richmond, Va.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Au
n persons having claims against the estate OF
DAVID CURRlg, deceased, will present them
Indebted TO the eatata are requested 10 como for.
ward and make psymsnt Without dslsy:
CHARLES +. W0RrHAN,
a. 3s-1awlm Administrator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-05

r s. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
2rH OF SEPTEMBER In his new house, on Frank
lin, between Third and Fourth streets. Having
secured more desirable location, and fne lot
for the pupils 10 exercise in. the next session will
be conducted with tho same energy and diligence
which has characterized the school for the past
nineteen years. Messages can bs left at the drug
store corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
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EDUCATIONAL,

MIS-. JULIA p. MORSE will roe .r---
W the duties of her SCHOOL on r.. uFna
NE i aTo :, fsS The Rich mond House. on NOM
terms Ior session Of nine and a hal,
paysois lusrerly In advance: Primsr, Moth,
References Colonel s m Park.r
Jones, Es4., ColonsIT. J. Evans. 4 I' ra'ra4
ESQ, DIT Win.W. Parker, and DR.. Tho,n,. d s.,tt''
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCIOOL.-Iwj. will

DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, VIII
ID open a HIGH SCHOOL FOR boys aud yo.ns
men, at my residence, on the let 81 October n,N
The location is Immediately on the lirsihia aa'
bnrg. shall be assisted by three highly come
tent teachers. session, nine months.
TERMS Three hundred and fny dollar IN coz
the other half in the middle Of the session. 20
extra charges. Ny post ,oifes j. Lynchburs,v
a-lm JAMES L. HDLfohBS
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MRS: A. B. GARLAND'S ROAD
WI 1NG-HOUsE, BROAD STREET RD.

TO DR. DUECANS CHURCH,. RICIiwnAyL,DgoR
Has several pleasant rooms furnished a,t.lp "a
families, also rooms for single eeutI.,n,, An,s ~
ana attentive servants in constant .t,anI,r. ~ -
pains will be spared To make the hou.s 80. \,
to It's patrons. DAY BOARDERs accrrorsI,-a'.s
Terms reasonable So Tn.,,rrslNs:
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NOT ACCORDING TO AP,

- PEARANCE. but, like sensible men, trsl We
products Of your neighhors and friends, ana N'-,.
il not worthy, discard them. This 10 AL w. 49,
for BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS. We rem
mend them a superior To all northern Remedies
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and n, upon tr'a'," w
do not prove their superiority, then We sAg -
card them As a tonic, physicians of the hlS"''.
standing speak of them In the strong"sItrfm' Y,
praise. Give til EN- trial. These Bluers are 90
addres,ing BAKER,
an 24-lin Post. oficn box 293. RchmmAA. =
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HAVING SECURED TIL SER
n VICES Of . LADY fully competent to teach
Latin, French, and the usual English branches, to-
ge.heI With music on the plano an RsFssR e to
famiiy For tsrms Re, which will be moderate,
address ~ below. H. STRlNGFELLOW,
yerdon, Hanover county, Virginia.
An 1a-ikswSt<
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EDUCATIONAL.

PROFESSOR GEORGE f. DABNEY
i will take a SELECT SCHOOL OF BOYS, whom
he Will prepare for College, for the University, or
for practical life. Terms moderate, and same Tor
all. Place, No. lilo Grace street.
RErERBScss: Rev. r. B: Price and Rev Will
liam Brown, ID. D., DR.. Z. T. Coleman and Mr.. ID.
L. Powell, ssl-tlstOct
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,ITNC, LADIES.

> CORNER GRACE AND FOU>HEE STREETS -
The exercises Of this institution will BE- resamyin a
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. thur.u.ai n.
.trnction In all the usual English stGdtes, The lah
and Modern Languages, Music. siHslnt, brA" ~,
and ALI branches that belong to flushed female
education, will he impaired by highly c"wl''r.'
teachers The school rooms ars being r"hir3,
and stTict attention Will be gwen to "F"fstalh.
to the comfort IL til. pupils. Tenn
a. before war Circulars may b. had on aTT.lcA
ton at the school or the principal bookstore;
Teachers Miss MAKIA +. Cooke, Mi.' fANNs
G. HaLYBrRroS, Mr.. o. A. ERtCs."N, Nj -
pgRBERa, Mr.. CARLOs {. MERA. Nj {. W iH''
auldSswtlstOct Principal
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DUPONTS POWDER.-We are the
IL agents for the sale Of this celebrated pow
DER, and have on hand large stock Of SPORT
ING and RifLE POWDER, in kegs. quarter kegs
ING, CANNON, and MINING POWDER, In kegs
OF twsaty- i've pounds each.
au fs-3awSw E. &6. WORTHAM co.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All
IA persons having claims against the sstatss Of
deceased, will present them, properly suthenti
Gated. for payment; and those indebted TO the es-
tates are requested 10 come forward and make Pay
NUM- "' ''''' CHARLES T. WORKMAN.
ssl-aavlm Administration.
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COMpOIJND lodi

LWUTEKAS NUMIUUNU
Il Missed COD-LlYER OlL.-Ths sr'N SOY
other kinds OF God Liver OIL sold In Juror -"
this market 10 due TO the addition 81 hi' 'pa',
Iodine and Phosphorus, thus pn,so'sihs 4t,s,S".-
the tonic stimuisnt, and al,sraiisr virtues o. 80
chemicals, but the nourishins properties VI w.
Liver OH. AHA
Price, one dollar and NIFTY cents per oV''ie'
A liberal discount to the trade. -
MEADE & BAKER, Drlgs.f,
.pls Agents for Virgins
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VALUABLE Nj Il DICIN ES.-fo.-
' locks Remedy, Dayiss Pain Killer. Ltoh"ffa
ague Cure, DR.. Bricknells syrup, PAn'AN"h ~"
ters for sale by JOHN W. BISON, DrngG's'
anti Main and Thir! streets.
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EARMEIBLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Il The Fall term. 1880 will begin on the 27th Of
SEPTEMBER with FULL BOARD OF INSrRCC
TORS Of tong experience and tried ability. In
drGction thorough and comprehensive. All the
comfort and attention OF a good home. Terms mo-
dertts. For catalogue, address
A. PREOT, President,
An l0--eodlrn* Farnviile, Va.
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~ W. CONES ENGLISH AND
II. CLASSICAL SCHOOL VIII. commence It's NJ
The room on Sis'h street near Clay will be occu
pied until can be obtained in Il more central
location. All the pupils OF the school will be
under the tuition Of the principal, except In
mod rn languages. E.W. CONE, A NJ.
- q
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KALORAMA FAMILY SCHOOL.
N The next session Of this school will com
u"uce on MONDAY the 1T oil October, and close
OF the 3uth ~ the following June For terms and
other particulars apply To Mrs. HENSON or Miss
>HLFFLI. stanton, Va au 2l-2w
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The VEGETABLE EUTROPHIC and the PAMPH.
LET can be obtained of J. b. WOOD. Druggist,
northeast corner of Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond, agent for this city, and from druggists
generally in all parts of Virginia.
NH 9-dSsw2sw6m
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MISS SALLIE s. RICHARDSON will
vi reopen her school on MONDAY the lth OF
Ssrtrrnhsr 1900 A. tn corner Of Fifth and Frank
lin streets For further particulars inquire al No.
av7 Franklin street, or address box oS2 Rlch-
ucud most. office au 23-eOI2m
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
- FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss PEGRAM'S
SCHOOL. will he reopened on the LIST Of October
next. Farther details viii BE- given in future ad
vrrt,seneuts Circulars may be had on application
to MRS J. w. PEGRAN,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
or through box i2d Richmond post-otaee.
iy 5-eOdts
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.

SOUTHERN AGENCY OF
y THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF NEW YORK.
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MR.. SALTER'S DAY SCHOOL FOR
vi BOYS, ON Fourth street, between Clay and
Marshall, will open on MONDAY, September Eth,
1903. For terms see circulars. His
NIGHT SCHOOL
viii bs resumed AZ the same place on the FIRST
OF OCTOBER NEXT. For terms apply TO the
subscriber. an 3o-lml g. L. &. SALTER.
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OFFICE 1901 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA, ovBR
THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH OFFICE. ENTRANCE
ON TWELFTH STREET.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-05-03
A Good Move.

The ladies of Fayetteville are
moving in the right direction. A
meeting was proposed for last
Monday evening at the Meth
odist Church, to arrange for Sc
ries of tableaux, concerts, ETC., the
proceeds to be appropriated to the
support of the families Of deceased
Confederate soldiers in Lincoln
county. Unfortunately, rain pre-
vented the assembling, and the
meeting was deferred.
The government provides for
the support of those manned in the
Federal service, and to some ex-
tent for the orphans of its soldiers;
but the Confederate bereaved and
wounded cannot look to that
source for aid, and, therefore, the
duty is more imperative, if posi-
Bile, that friends should devise
plans for supplying them an ad.
equate support.
We shall refer to this subject
again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-05-03
Ask Him to Resign.

1t has been suggested that petit
ton be prepared and signed asking
Mr.. Kercheual to resign his seat in
the House of Representatives,
He recommended 1and voted for
the rejection of our legally-elected
joint Representative-he voted
for the Acknowledgement of nine
teen-twentieths of those he is pre-
sumed to represent; and his course
is not approved by even "corpo-
rails guard of the people of this
county. Self-respect would GER
tainly prompt him to heed q nu-
acknowledgement respectful petition
for his resignation. .,..yrat
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-05-03
SCENE III.
Adj. Gen. Brownlow isn't
Anxious to Fight

On Wednesday there appeared
in the same paper the following,
which speaks for itself:
A PERSONAL DIFFICULTY.-The
article in our paper yesterday rel
alive to the conduct of Gen. Jim
Brownlow, in his attack on Capt
Williams, of the Legislature, was
the occasion of personal difficult
ty, yesterday, between the Gene
raj and the writer of the article.
He not Only attempted to mtimid-
ate legislators, but lac had the i'm
pudence to hope to muzzle the
press; and with that view met
as at the door OF, the capitol, at
noon, and greeted us as follows:
''Are you the author of this ar
ticle?"
II am" was the response.
b "Do you endorse it." asked the
General
eyes" was replied, "and now re-
iterate avery sentiment uttered"
I At this point-he had his hand
on his pistol all the time-he was
about to raise his weapon from
his coat pocket, when he sudden
ly found a five barreled revolver
at his breast, and he considered
discretion the better part of valor,
and he only used some Language
the language OF a BLACKBOARD :
when we told him that if he only
meant acords we would not stop to
parley with him, and left.
Jim need not expect to muz.
zle the press. There. is but one
newspaper man in the city-D @.
Mercer-mean enough to be die
tated tc by him; and we mistake
therespectable journalists of Nash
vile, if they allow this opportu-
nifty to pass without vindicating
the right of a public'print tocriti-
else the conduct of an agent of
the Governor in attempting to in
timidate a legislator. $
! But we waste too much space.
| We cannot consent to handy cpl
thets with him. He is an expert
in blackguardism. He called US
to account for the article in ques-
ton, but only used auords, even
though we impugned his courage.
!. We told him if he meant fight,
to say SO; but be didn't mean it,
was not in that line. We repeat,
we will not handy epithets with
/ him let him seek other methods
of redress, or hold his peace
but he will be sure to do the latter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-05-03
Our Exchanges.

The Enterprise is a paper re-
Gently established at McMinnville,
Tenn, by VIM. Baker & Son. 1t
is a neatly printed, ably edited
sheet, and ought TO be literally
sustained.
The Herald and Register, Leba-
non, Tenn, has recently been en-
larged, and is now one of the lar
gest as it always has been oneof the
best country papers in Tennessee,
The Home Journal, Winchester,
Tenn. is again on our table. 1t
is under the control of w. j. Stat
ter & Co., and is as interesting and
independent as ever.
The ADVOCATE, Huntsville, Ala,
is now issued semi-weekly. 1t is
one of the oldest papers i'll North
Alabama, is well known, and
needs no commentator from us.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-05-03
Tennessee Legislature.
SENATE.

\ {. - 3
MONDAY, April %, 1866.-Sen
ator Senter introduced a bill te
indemnify loyal citizens for losses
sustained in putting down the re
bellion.
| The bill provides that the State
tof Tennessee shall assume and
undertake to pay the loyal citizens
lof the State for the following de.
Iscriptions of claims: zgg
lst. All live stock taken by the
Federal forces during their occu'
pancy Of the State.
ID. AL buildings, fences, ETC.,
destroyed by the Federal forces.
Sd. All property taken, used,
destroyed or occupied by the rebel
forces subsequent to the occupa-
ton Of East Tennessee by Gen.
Burnsides. N m Fl
No claims collected from the
General Government are to be en-
braced in the above. Gas IS
The bill further provides for the
appointmentof three commission
ers by the Governor to repre-
sent the three great divisions Of
the State, who shall have all the
powers of a qualified court to adj
judicate claims, send for witness
es, ETC., ETC., at a salary Of $6 per
day each.
The claims in question are to be
paid in coupon bonds or interest
bearing Treasury notes of the
State, bearing date July LIST, 1867,
and falling due July Est, 1877.