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Nashville and Northwestern Line,

Close connections made st Stevenson and Chat
tsnooga for all cities Fast and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
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mnrIrr.s atomnch nItie-s.

For Debility. Loss 81 Appetite. Weakness. Inji-
geTti0u or Dyspepsia. want Of action on tho Liver
Dis1rlertd Stomach. there are no bifferg that
compaTe with these lu removing these distressing
complaints. For sale o. c4n be had 90 any DRUG
Store in the United States, or FROM the pr0Dris
tors Louisville. Ky. corner Seventh and Green
streets. t0 whom al orders should be addressed.
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Two Daily Through Trains, Making
the East, West aud North.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER 80, 1866,
Trains will run as follows:
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FOR RENT.

THREE TENEMENTs OF TWO ROOMS
i each, on the grounds Of .. Swing ESQ,
near the Rock Church, on Hish street
Alss. large Dwelling. With twelve or fourteen
rsoms, on Vine street. near the CAPITOL. Price
only $500.
A Dwelling on Spruce street. near Demum-
brane with eight rooms Price, s600
A Dwelling on McGayock street. between
Vine and high. Price s80o
Apply %
CALLEEDRR 4 GARRETT.
-sec3O-lw Agents.
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WEAELEY & YARBROUGH,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
no. 3 NORTH COLLEGE STREET.

i'VV" BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR ;
200 barrels extra super6ue Flour;
80 bogsheads New Orleans Sugar;
% bOgsheads Demerara Sugar
80 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
200 sacks prime RIO COFFEE;
Is sacks Baguira Cone
25 barrels fresh Rice;
50 barrels New Orleans Molassss:
200 boxes Proctor CANDLES Soap
$50 boxes various brands Soap;
100 boxes Star Candles; a-a-s =H.
100 boxes Tallow Candies, hard Frsssed
so boxes fine Chewing TobacCo;
so gross Fine Cut Tobacco;
IS barrels Smoking Tobacco;
25 kegs English Soda;
25 kegs American Soda;
90 cases / aud 2 N. cans Oysters
60 boxes Pepper
90 boxes Spice;
so boxes IRdigoI
90 boxes Ground Mustard
q barrels Masou's Backing;
60 boxes pint, quart and half gallon Bottles
20 boxes CARROTS snuh;
20 gross Durkees BluiBg;
p barrels Bourbon Whisky
2j barrels Robertson County Whisky;
100 barrels Foote Nash Proof Whisky
loo barrels Ginger Cordiai
IS barrels Ginger Wine
IS barrels Sweet Wine;
80 barrels Grape Vinegar;
Is barrels Lemon syrup;
60 boxes Starch
90 dozen Buckets
90 dozen Brooms
20oo Flour sacksi
50 boxes assorted Candy
Brandy. Rum, Gin, Wines, Of various brands, =
WEAKLEY - YARBROU0H'S.
No North College street, Nashville TenneasOs
octll-Sm
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NJ ~ GnOhOn OAhGEAt
NASHVILLE. &c. ..... ......... ......... TENN
A RE NOW RECEIVING, IN ADDITION
n 10 their present stock, per steamer Havana,
IS bags Coffee, all grades
Is hOgsheads Sugar;
so barrels Coffee Sugar;
% barrels Crushed ana Powdered Sugar /;
20 barrels GrRnulRted Sugar;
200 barrels choice Flour;
50 y barrels Nos. /, . and Macker
S drums Goldfish;
so boxes Herring5;
~ cases Indigo and MaddeT
10 bags Pepper and Spice;
100 dozen Buckets and washboaTis,
70 boxes Cheese;
50 nests Tubs;
50 kegs English Soda
Is boxes English Sodn;
900 boxes Star and Tall0W Candles
100 boxes Soap;
% kegs Syrup, worry choice;
100 ream5 Paper;
so boxes and half boxes RaiRins
FIRE CRACKERS AND TORPEDOEs
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
10 boxes roTBedOes.
SUNDRIES.
Snuff Oysters Sardines Canned Fruits Brandy
Peaches, Pine Apples, Nutmegs Gloves Ginger
Flazks, JaTs BIooms, Pepper Sauce, Tomato
Cetsup, Jellie5, etc, etc.
SOUR HROUT-
We also invite attention to our large stock Of
Robertson and Bourbon WHISTLES,
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, Cham
payne, BTandies Rum, Gin, and the celebrated
GROW WHISKY"
We are constantly repIenishiuE our stock, and
are determined to sell as low as any house in the
''' " b, y. HAMILTON q GREEN.
uOy23-tiiianl
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For Beautifying the Complexion. sd8ciuaily re
moves Tan Frcckles, Bi8tcbcs. aud giving the
skin an elegant sm0othnsss not easily attained b.
any other lts use among DC laiie. q iasll9n 10
ne Fa-t gives b. eharBeter tor efficacy which
al once stamps il Hs iulaireIy superior ior thu
toilet lf Il l.iF.
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l.. II. Ian Err.
Late Of Lanier, Phillips & Co..
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant,
No. 10 SOUTH MARKET STREET.

HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
/ York and Baltimore, where | purchased "a
new stock of Groceries. and am now opening At
my old stand, No. 80 South Market street. where
will be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. | shall endeavOr to sell Groceries
at such prices that merchants will find il to their
interest to buy in Nashville instead Of going
farther. Any business entrusted 20 me will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise a part of my
stock in store and receiving:
Choice p. Il. Sugar, extra Demerara Sugar
Fair 70 Coed Demerara Sugar Crushed and
Powdered Sugar. Cut Loaf Sugar, Ground and
tiranulated Sugar, A. b and & Coffee Sugar
Stuart's Extra Syrup, Choice Rio Coffee La
guyra Coffee. Old Government Java Coffee.
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive Syrup.
Clear Sides, Cheese, Pepper. Race Ginger. Spice,
Fire Crackers. Star candles. Soap, Concentrated
Lye, Indigo, Madder, Durkees \ east Powder,
Ground Mustard, Pepper Spice, ETC., and
general stock Of Liquors Copper and Lead
All Of which will he sold low to the trade.
pov25-Sm l.. Il. LANIER
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The great Bi0cd Purifier, be a SUriEg ana sum
mer Medicine stands unriVaisd. removes all im
purities IRON the blood. and gives health ana
strength tu the system.
aURLEY. RUDOLF s CO..
frlEr.a|.rH
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A. this i really a speci6a ilr WUru5. and The
best and most psla form o. Eye fo children.
Do is not surprising lf if la tE taking thu place
ct all other preparations Or srms 90 being iasts-
les. am child 1911 take g.
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.
Frank A. Irwin, Admir-, vs. james Irwin
and others.

Frank a. irwin, Admir- VS.. James Irwin
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County Court eli Davidson county, rendered
at its December Term, 1885, in the above cause
| will sell al Public Auction. at the south end
Of the Court House in Nashville on Saturday,
the 18th Day Of january, 1857. the fol-
lowing described property, belonging 10 the
estate Of Rachael Irwin, deceased, tO-Wit:
One lot situated on the corner Of Spruce street
and an alley, adjoining the Hume School Build
ing Lot" in the city of Nashville, fronting l23
feet TO az alley, on which lot is erected frame
dwelling house,
Thelabove lot will be divided into two or three
lots, as may suit purchasers. Also. lots situated
on Maple street, in South Nashville, each fronting
al feet on said street, and running back TO an
alley said last mentioned lots being unimpTOved.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. and balance on a
credit of 6, II, IS and q months Notes bearing
interest from day Of sale, with personal security
required for unpaid purchase money, and lien
retained. etc.
dec22-td p. L. NICHOL. Clerk.
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Saw Mills, Oxen, Wagons, Etc,
DISSOLUTION.

rTHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
j isting between G.. NJ. Briggs and A. L.
Stamps. under the style and firm name Of Briggs
4 Co, is this day dissolved by Limitation.
The business will be continued Of the old
stand--style Of firm remaining as heretofore
Az parties indebted 10 the old firm viii please
come forward and make immediate payment.
G. NJ. BRIGGS.
January l. 1867 A. J.. STAMPS.
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alniOn and 9ispatth
SUNDAY READING,
NEARER HOME.

NEARER HOME
One sweetly solemn thought.
Comes 20 me Ger and Ger
Nm nearer home to-day
Than I've ever beer before.
Nearer ms Father home,
Where the many mansion, Dee.
Nearer he great white throne.
Nearuf the Jasper sea.
Nearer the bounds Of life.
Where We lay our burden down,
Nearer leaving the cross,
Nearer gaining the crown.
Bot lying darkly between,
Winding down through the U3-h.
3 the dim and unknOwu stream
That leads me AZ last 60 light,
Closer. closer my steps
Come TO the dark abysm,
Closer death % my hps,
Presses the awful ChfisW.
Father perfect my trust,
strengthen the might II pay faith,
let me feel as ! would when / stand
on the rock OF the shore OF death.
reel rs I would when my feet
Are slipping on the bTink,
Tor IL may be m nearer home,
Nearer nov than think.
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For Rent for 1897.

VALUABLE STORE HOUSES. NOS Q AND
= Broad street, will be rented o good ten
ant for one year or for . term Ct ysars, on rea-
sonable ternss Apply %
A. HAMILTON,
dscl9-lu No. = s. College street
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THE UNDERSlGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
j 1000 Acres Of the Tract of Land on which
he resides. II j. susceptible Of convenient dyi-
sion, is exceedingly rich, and Is especially
adapted 10 Grasses. 0ne-half Of the tract
Re nov 10 luXuTiaut grass the balance in timber,
which, by the aid Of the Northwestern Railroad.
which passes through II, could be sold in Nash
vile for more than the whole land would cost
II you desire one Of the best stock Farms
ever offered for sale in Davidson county, apply
AT once. / am determined to sell.
l offer, also, large number Of Thorough
bred StOck-SeveTai fine Stations from four
10 six years old, few Mares, and a number Of
one and two year old Celts-some Of them in
fine condition to be trained the next season
II the Stations are not sold soon. they will be
iArmed on favorable terms.
/ also offer FOR sale a pair OF Thorough
bred Gehuinss, well matched and broke 10
Harness. w. G.. HARDING.
December 6. lsB6.-tf
The Louisville Courier, Augusta Constitution
alist, Mobile Advertiser and Register, copy TO
the amount Of so and forward bilIsto this Office.
OGice Of the Travelling Agency
FOR The
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
In the States Of Kentpcl. aud Tennessee.
Corner Of Vine and Church streets
Ate. W. Smiths Drugstore Nashville Tenn.
noy2-tf JOHN D. KLINE, Agent
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WANTED.

= nOO POUNDS OF TOBOCCO.-WR
O,OOU will pay the best market price for
Tobacco 10 good prizing srdsr. at No. l29 South
Market street, Nashville,
dec97-tf LESTER q co
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For Rent.

pY DECREE IN CHAECERY. IN TIRE GASP
ID Of Jno. ". Walker vs. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county and others. ana directed 90 rent Tor the
year 1865 the following property wa:
The store House now ccupied ~ McSsrs. r.
b. Cheatham a Co,
The Store House 90 Chuirh street occupied by
Messrs. Hamilton a Grcena Aud Store Room
between the two houses abo4e mentioned.
Those wishing 90 rent will eali on me az r. b
NAeaiham Cos. corner OF Lhurch and College.
decs-u lB.i h. T. WOODS. Trustee.
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nTRLEYl ETDDLE 3 CO. Pr5rrigIorI

Louisville Kentucky
For sale By Berry. DemOviue q Wharton. T. x
HarweiE LittereT Cahieg Puiiam NcCu
louCh; Blood Gregory. Nashville. ant by
Druggists. iuuei8-iydEW
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tn Tnhaeon Planters.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED Te STORE.
w ship or purchase Tobseeo, either loose or
in hossheads. Gail 81 eur Warehouse, No. y
Market street Nashville.
decIl-tf LB.l HUGH MCCREA 4 co.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
a CARD.

We respectfully Introduce % our ola iueEjs
our successors IN business HUGS MCCsFa & Co.
who continue the Commission business st our
stand. No y South Market Street
Our own Office is No o College Street. sbsrg
hope ali parties who are indebted 10 us will at
once call and pay their account now due. and ali
parties who have any claims against as sili pre-
sent them ior payment al SIC Wish 90 close up 0gr
business ~ an oar!y day
ianl2-ly A. HAMILTON 4 CO.
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tanooFa for all cities Fast end south.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
ExPRKss PAssEseER--Leayes MELVILLE for
JohpsonviIle and all points " est and n orthwest,
at G.OOA.N Returning, arrives A. Nashviile At
1000 A. ~.
ACCOMMODATIONS Leaves Nashville at 500 P
N and arrives in Nashville at 500 P. n.
10 take effect on and zfter Thursday. Novem-
Der y, 1866.
Trains on the n. L n. W. r, r. connect st
Johnsonyille, with the Cairo and Johnsonyille
Packets without fall.
&C. Berths ana Meals FREE on Steamers con
Meeting with n and n. W. Railroad
Sc Passengers BY this route save expense q
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville ard
Cairo.
Sc Trains stop 81 al intermediate points.
Procure tickets at II G. Jackson's opposite 81
Cloud Hotel or at the Chattanooga Depot.
W. p. TENEs. Gen1 Supt,
n. s Q. and \. W. Z. X
J. ". BROWN. Geu'l Pass Agent.
uoV24-tt.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Mr.. 1. L. HYATT is admitted a member O
the firm Of Briggs Co from this date.
January !, 1867. C. NJ. BRIGGS,
ign2-1W Up A r.
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COTTON Ind TOBACCO
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE

ENTIRELY ON COMMlSSlON.
Planters may rely upon our best efforts to obtain
the HIGHEST MARKET RATES for
their Produce And should our friends favor us
with orders Tor Groceries, they may rest assured
Of having goods purchased at the LOWEST
MARKET PRICE.
Having one of the largest warehouses in the
city, our facilities for the STORAGE OF
COTTON AND TOBACCO is unsurpassed by
any house in the South. We have and will keep
on hand large supply Of BAGGING AND
ROPE, and several kinds Of IRON TIES,
which we offer on most reasonable terms.
We viii max the matter 0fBeeeiving
and Forwarding Goods "a Specially
in our business. and all Goods consigned
US for Re shipment will be sent. upon arrival
at the Wharfor Depot, promptly forward at tn
least expense to the owner.
Liberal Advances made on Con
Efgnments. fOct2-3
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st. Charles Hotel.

ON AND AFTER FIRST JANUARY, 1867.
~ beard will be as follows:
Day BOARD by the Week. SO 90
Board by the Month. SIP 90
No deduction made fo- absent time, less than
one week. in monthly board.
n. II. HAMILTON.
fsnJ-fv ppOpRYETpR
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]. p. DUGON, Proprietor.

w friends and the pahlc that, bsyinE re- fitted
and furnished this fav0rite place. be Is prepared
q offer Bill q Fare Surpassed ~ none Ia the
city. Oysters. FISH and Game constantly on
hand. and sefy ed up az al hours GA the shortest
notice. Having one Of The best Cooks in the
South, De can guarantee sstisfacti9n Furnished
Rooms with Board ii dezred dee1I an
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic wines aud
Liquors, Etc, Rte,

Close buyers viii Sad il % their interest 20 call.
Uri-rs accompanied With the cash viii meet prompt
attention OUH BWOTHERS,
L corner Broad and Market streets. Nashville.
..aII.l..
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szatan's Chemical Writing Fluid b becoming
world renowned Tor / Js superllg quality. Having
been introduced only about uE years, it has BE-
-ufne The principal IRE use with those Wh0 aunt a
Gne free flowing ink. md Tor its pgruaneuey &c b
decidedly the best iuk f1r records that can be-
used For counting hJEses. banks o. schluls. 30
s uue4alle1. ani neeis only % BE- trisd to be ap-
proved. For sails by bruggists and Merchants
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HAVING SOLD OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
IL Groceries TO Messrs ORR q BRO's we will in
future purchase and sell
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-01
The Etheridge Maynard
Fight.

The Knoxville Free Press thus
states the little shindy between
Etheridge and Maynard at Sneed-
vile, the other evening, which
the Press d; Times displays SO much
tragic warmth over:
eve mentioned yesterday a
reported personal reeounter be-
tween Etheridge and Maynard
We learn the report now substan-
TALLY, or rather technically, true.
All there seems to be of it, Ether
ridge had previously told May
nard that he should not speak to
him on any occasion or subject
On the occasion referred to, May
nard, still presuming, had the as
|surance to speak to Mr.. Etheridge.
'By what leave do you presume
tospeak to me, sir" said Etheridge.
Maynard's reply being considered
insulting, he was responded to by
a couple of sharp raps across the
face with an umbrella, which
Etheridge at the time held closed
in his hand. The umbrella re-
spouse, we are told, was submitted
to in very quiet and truly May
nard-like manner"
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Torpedoesin Every House

Gunpowder In the open ar
burns quietly. In order to show
that it has power we must confne
it. Except for guns, fre-crackers,
&C., we might not have found out
that gunpowder can make a great
noise.
There is common sort Of fric-
ton match composition that is a
little more explosive than gun
powder. 1t burns quicker, and
when confined it gives a sharper
and louder report. The matches
to which we allude ignite with a
fash and slight cracking sound.
Most of the machines called par
lor matches are of this sort. The
readiest way of making a match
explode is to lay it on the floor
and press it with the heel of your
boot. The report in sharpness
and ioudness is about the same
as that of a percussion cap. An
other way Of making the expert
ment is to wrap the match closely
in stout paper and give the COM
position end a light blow with a
hammer. The explosion will be
as loud as before and the paper
will be torn into shreds. There
is without doubt enough explo-
sive force in a box of matches to
burst the stoutest musket. Chill
dren should never try the expert
ment Of exploding matches. 1t
is dangerous. The melancholy
fate of the Austrian Princess, be-
trothed to the son of Victor Eman-
uel, and burned to death but the
other day in consequence of tread
ing on a luciter match, is a warn
ing in point. The greatest care
should be taken of these too plen-
tiful and perilous articles.-Scien-
ty6c american.
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Who are Radicals.

The Greeneville Union thus de-
scribes the material out of which
The Radical party in East Ten,
nessee is composed. 1t has its
counterpart elsewhere:
"This party is composed of
the odds and ends of such as could
be induced to join them-of men
that went into the Rebel army
early, but finding the Confederacy
about gone up, deserted and Joined
this loyal party; men who went
into the Rebel army, but being
too cowardly to Show their faith
by their works. procured details
to nurse sick and wounded Retels;
men that wrote abusive articles
for Rebel misrepresentation that
engaged to find substitutes for the
Rebel eeroioe-men who by making
saltpetre, chopping wood, and do
ing other things for the Rebs, did
more injury to the Union cause
than those in the Rebel army.
Men who removed behind the
Union army and speculated-
cursing the Union forces for not
taking the country that they
were too cowardly to fight for
These are now very noisy fellows,
such as speak up and laugh at
public meetings, speakings, etc.
Men who became 'disgusted with
Andy Johnson because they
were not appointed to places of
trust--present ofice-seekers, bro
ken-down politicians-with a great
many good men, who are led in
to it by their prejudices.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-01
Bureau Trickery.

A reliable colored man informs
the Robertson Register that a few
days since he was approached by
Capt. Barr-Bureau agent at
Springfeld-who demanded of
him his certificate; saying he
Barr-would keep it until the
day Of election, when all the col
ored men would have to come to
town and vote-that they would
not be allowed to vote in their
precincts. He told them that be
was hired and paid to look after
them and see that they voted
right; that they would be guard
ed to the polls and protected in
voting for their only friend-Wm.
G. Brownlow, and that If the col.
ored men failed to come they
would be punished severely, and
insinuated that they might lose
their lives If they failed to eoo,
ply with his modest request
Many colored voters did sarres-
der up their certificates because
of these promises and threats.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-01
Turning States Evidence.

The Albany argus pays the
following truthful tribute to the
Republican Radical party:
The most astounding develop
ments of Radical villainy and
hypocrisy are made nowadays
by members Of their own party.
Stanton disgorged the dark charac-
ter in the Col. North Case. Butler
branded Bingham as the murderer
of an innocent woman. Greeley
owns up that his party defeated the
Crittenden Compromise measures,
and brought on the war against
the wishes of a majority of the
American people. The present
Legislatures of New York, Penn.
sylvania and New Jersey have
been branded by Republican jour
mails as the most corrupt ever as.
sembled in this country, and last
ly the Philadelphia Eceni,,s Jour
nal (RadicaD announces the
startling fact that it has been dis.
covered that at the election last
fall, the whole democratic ticket
in the city, was elected by some
thousands majority. 1t appears
that the democrats have been de.
liberately counted out by the
scoundrels who officiated as cleo
ton officers. We hope these lead.
ers will keep up their wrangling a
little while longer. By so doing
they viii paint each other the
BLACKLIST set of villains that ever
cursed q so-called christian ma
ton.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-01
Scathing but True.

The Hon. Ben. III. Hill, Of
Georgia, in most mastery speech
delivered at Atlanta on Tuesday
last, thus graphically describes a
certain class Of people of which
we have some specimens in this
region:
I am willing, anxious to well
come among US, good and true
men from the North, who come
to build up our country and add
to its prosperity. | wish they
would come in multitudes. They
will find us friends. But when |
see the low, dingy creatures
Matched from the venomous egg
of treason--comirg here as mere
adventures to get offices through
negro votes-to ride into power
on the deluded negro's shoulders
and creeping into secret leagues
with negroes and a few renegade
Southern whites, and talking flip
PANTY about DISTINGUISHING the
wisest and best men of the land,
because they know it is the only
possible chance for knayes and
fools like themselves to get place,
1 can but feel ashamed that such
monsters are to be considered az
belonging to the human species.
I warn you, my colored friends,
Iif you would be respectable IN
society. or prosperous in your
purse, or decent in your feelings
to avoid all such people. They
will hug you and call you friend,
and talk about your friends, but
they will pull you down to degra-
dation, to sorrow, to poverty, and
to shame. They have white
skins with black hearts, and viii
ruin your characterif you associate
with them. They are creatures
born of political accidency and
reasonable conspiracy, and are
the enemies of all good govern
ments and of all decent people. !
I Applause.