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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18
a Salt Lake Joke.

The Salt Lake Vsdette says: "a
wayfarer dropped into the Occl
dental Hotel, in this place, on
Tuesday, to get a square meal
Having planted himself ina chan
at one of the tables, he was con
fropted by the waiter with
What'll you have? The hungry
one fastened his eyes on the dttac"'
la soup and said: "What have
YOU got that's good?" ooh, we've
roast beef, corn beef, roast mutton n
boiled mutton, fried ham, and boil
ed curlcw." "What the hi Ills is
curlew2" said the stranger. "Cur
lew ?-why curlew is a bird some e,
thing like a snipe." "Did it tyY 1y
9Yes. /" "Did it have wingsY-
eyes" "Then l don't want any
curlew in mine; anything tha' y
had wings and could fly ana aIon
leave this id country L don
want for dinner"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18
VOL. XW---NO. 2.
The Grand Army.

The New York Tribune thus
pays its respects to the Grand
Army of the Republic:
We find sentiment In the
West that has expression in a
few miserable, jobbing newsps pers
"a kind of Thenardier feeling.
A number of ofice-beggars and
politicians, calling themselves the
Grand Army of the Republic, and
meeting in out-of-the-way places
with grips and passwords, are
passing resolutions demanding cor
fiscation and farms. This is either
knavery or madness. People who
want farms work for them. The
only class we know that takes
other peoples property because
they want it, is largely represent
ed at Sing Sing. The people of
this country do not want Sing
Sing and Mexican banditti princi-
pies introduced into their states
manship. We can never recon-
struct America by the gallows
and the Deputy-Sherif, and we
trust that the spirit of kindness
will prevail-especially because
this contest is not made by the
Southern people.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18
a Shocking Calamity.

The revel was just at its height
AsI whirl'd through the holly-decked hall
Inamazeof ecstatic delight,
With Paulina, the star of the ball.
Her step was as light as the air,
A halo shone round and about her;
And nought with my joy could compare,
For was her one favor'd lover.
But, ahl too short lived was my bliss
She suddenly uttered cry;
WHISPERED "Love! what is amlss
: She heaved deep-quivering sigh,
And murmured plaintive reply
In tonessoit, rich, mellow, and huty,
With downcast and tear-bedimmed eye,
Which wondrotsy heightened her beauty
"Oh. take me, pray take me away
Tine music my anguish seems mccking-
Nv crinoline hoop s given way,
And tore big hole in my stocking
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18
TERMS.
nTTwo Dollars for one year, inva-

Two Dollars for one year, 'nva-
frdbly an odpance.
fTSingle copies, Ten Gents eaca.
EFAdvertisemeuts inserted at One Dollar
per square of Ten Lines or less for the first
insertion Fifty Cents for each continuance
TA liberal deduction will be made to
persons advertising for three, six, nine, OIL
twelve months.
OF Obituaries and calls. on candidates
Fifty Cents per square.
or The privilege of yearly advertisers y
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business; and the business of an ad-
vertising firm is not considered as including
that of it's individual m embers. 0TNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances.
6T Ad vertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, will be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
OF No advertisement inserted gratultouSly
sPs Advertisements of an abusive nature
will not be inserted at any price.
sD~ Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
to be paid in advance in every case.
OF Bob Printing of all kinds neatly
done on New Type, and on as reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18
Eempls uf The alnsss.
To-Day and To-Morrow

Small need have those who love Romance
On battle-tields to court her,
Where capnons boom, where chargers pranc'
The roads TO strife are shorter;
Each man that earns his daily bread
Has enemies past number;
Hopes dying feelings, crushed or dead,
His onward march cucumber.
Still hravely Join Life's fiery fray,
And sternly cope with Sorrow;
The man that bears his cross to-day
VIII have a chance tomorrow.
Hopes, fears, desires, in myriads crowd
Our mortal pathway ever,
The spirits pure perceptions cloud
And clog sublime endeavOr:
Grief, shame, remorse, and fierce dispair
Bring legions to confound us
Such are the dangers we must dare
Such are the spells around us!
Yet Eft thy shield with courage gay,
And hurl thy lance at Sorrow;
The man who steels hisnerves to-day
Can face his foe tomorrow.
Steer, pilot. for some glorious end,
Though late in port arriving,
Heavens grace, like mamma, will descend,
And sanctify thy striving;
Good, for thy life, resolve to do,
And Evil shall avoid thee:
Doubt may have made thy pulse untrue
Sloth may have misemployed thee
Crush out these attributes of clay,
Stamp on the neck of Sorrow
The man that perseveres to-day
May be prince tomorrow
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

How SNAILs ARE EATEN.-A
writer, who has been among them,
says that the Burgundians are
fond of their great big vine-snails ;
but their principal merit is, that
they are good, strong, nourishing
food. The way that snails are
generally served in good houses
is this: Seven or eight of them
are brought on a little hot silver
plate, with atiny silver two-prong-
ed fork, made on purpose. The
seven snails are by no means un-
pleasant to look at, their shells
being beautifully white and clean.
The entrance to every. shell
is stopped with a sort of paste
pleasant to the taste. You insert
the fork and pull out the inhabi-
tant. He is huge animal and
of dark brown color, graduating
to black. The black is the best.
The beast is not pleasant to look
at; so you should transfer him rap
IDLY from his shell to your mouth,
and when there you find him very
like an enormous morsel of tough
beefstake. Masticate him if you
can! If you are successful, and go
boldly on till you have emptied the
seventh shell, you must be a hun
cry man indeed if you have not
sufficiently dined; and this not
because you are made sick, but re-
ally because these big snails are
strong meat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18
FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE: THURSDAY, JULY ~, 1851

and assumes the right to change
them at pleasure. His commits
sioners SO appointed by the one
man power, shall appoint the
judges to hold the election, and
all other officers thereof. Under
our laws a sheriff is not permit
ted to hold an election wherein
he himself is q candidate, and
common decency would debar any
but the most shameless from ex-
ercising a controlling influence
over his own election. But, there
seems to be no infamy or degrade
ton to which the present rulers
of Tennessee will not descend.
In reference to this matter, fel-
low-citizens, we advise moderation
and obedience to the mandate of
the oppressor, that he may be left
without excuse before the nation,
when he finds himself beaten on
his own ground by the indignant
voice of a people determined to be
rid of him. If the disfranchised
and oppressed masses will arouse
to the effort, though only the col
.Ored men of the State were enfran-
chised, they will not vote for
Brownlow or his party. In coun-
ties where the courts have appoint
ed Judges, and where the commits
sioners have done the same, let the
appointees of the latter hold the
election, hut let the lawfully ap-
pointed Judges attend to watch
the manner of its holding. Let
these, or if they will not serve in
that capacity, let others appointed
for the purpose, sit by and see
that the ballot-boxes are not stuff
ed, and that the returns are made
correctly. Let the ballot-box be
everywhere protected from unlaw-
full violence and fraud. The un-
armed and sober people can do this
if they will, and no small bands
of the tyrant's armed militia can
prevent it.
Can you not, fellow-citizens, en-
franchised and disfranchised, make
this one effort to regain your liber=
ties? Brownlow and his men seek
to provoke you to commit some
act of violence. Be not entrapped
into that error. Protect your
selves from violence, but commit
none. Do not permit the voters,
white or black, to be intimidated
by outlaws. Commit no frauds
yourselves, and permit none to be
committed by them. Brownlow
hopes to be kept in power only by
the aid of the general government,
through its Congressionalmajority.
Give him no pretext to ask Con-
gressional interference.
JOHN LELLYETT,
JOHN S. BRIEN,
w. MATT. BROWN,
THEo. TRAUERNICHT,
Ex. Com. for Middle Tennessee.
July 4, 1867.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

Mr.. HI. J. Foster, Quincy, Mass,
informs the New England Farmer,
that he has an apple orchard
which has been badly infested by
the borers. Two or three years
ago, while going over the orchard
in the fall, and removing from
ten to fifteen borers from each
tree, he noticed that invariably
there were no signs of their work
to be discovered wherever achance
tomato plant had sprung up from
seed in soil or manure. Acting
on this discovery, he has planted
tomatoes extensively about his
apple trees and ounce bushes, and
finds them complete protection,
as the beetle which deposits her
eggs during the. summer months
upon the bark of the, tree near
the ground, shuns every tree near
which a tomato plant is growing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

A North Carolina paper says
that that State ought to send $3,-
100000 worth of blackberries to
market. The county of Forsythe
shipped 100000 worth of the
fruit last year. The blackberry
grows wild in great abundance
throughout the central and west
ern parts of the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

Mississippi sent $4,000 men in
to the Rebel army, 5000 more
than her white vote. She lost
of these 10000. The black pop
ulation is 50,00J more than the
white. In some of these counties
the negroes are two to one in some
three, and in others four, five,
eight, nine and ten to one.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

In Egypt, professional poulter-
ers will take a hundred eggs and
return therefor, at the end of three
weeks, sixty chickens, keeping
the remaining chicks and added
eggs for toll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

It is stated that two-thirds
Of the prisoners in the Pennsyl-
vania penitentiary were formerly
volunteer, soldiers in the Federal
service.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

A Montgomery paper says of
General Pope: "The satrap of
the third Province always ex-
perienced great difficulty in dis
criminating between his hindquar-
ters and his headquarters"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

The Viceroy of Egypt is the
richest man in the world. He
owns fourth Of the entire soil'of
the countrys
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

Petitions are circulating in New
York, praying that the constltu'
naiconvention in that State con-
cede suffrage to women.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

An exchange says that Parson
Rrownlow will not die until the
school fund of this State is COM
pletely exhausted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

The Chicago Times says: "The
country has had enough, and more
than enough, of Philip Sheridan's
impudence. If the President re-
spects himself and the office he
holds, he will straitway kick the
insolent, drunken upstart out of
the office of district commander" "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

An Indiana paper, edited by a
clergyman, has an article on the
eDam business.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

In a arispaper appears an adver-
tisement: "Agency general for
international marriages. Happi-
ness guaranteed for a year."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-05
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Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (unte,
Observation-Disclosures &aIflDrup.

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6ercuIoie mad Sbminbabt, beren sefdhrli9ert
Symphonic es iofort beieitiSt. F5& -f7-s1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-05
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2ebens Serii0ernngs>

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Eenne6ee UOrgelest:
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aniRerbucfer acknowledgements
uon Stem orf.
2rpeitens-Betrng Der Gdpital Mttien
Gin Suncert xnuiene Uplars:
3r:tens- yetras Der eingesaRlten 3opital -Att'en:
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partenbe Anigrh4e
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q0tol $56,O37.6.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-05
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Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tparen in bteirr
g8p5e lrbbafter ais ss felt mebrsren Nonatfn
Der San mar, bod seiste ft elm 8aaen Der
Vreile in mrbrersn 9lrtifeln unb man elaubt,
ba6 ii9 bafslbs fir bic nGstffe 3eit fOrtlsssn
wirb.
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t4Oa. Die bislisen 8rpters tauftsn ~ lao
unp saben es su f42 ab.
GprspratipnS-@beds tpurbeu sesen 25 PCT
Discount ansenOmmen unb init 20 abseaAen.
8aumpp lie. Bel Mbl6lieBuns nnires
lesten 8eri9tes Ssrfaufte ii6 8aumrrlle lei1t
su 16 g., b d in Gplse Der 8laubeit Der OlGrttf
in liverpool unb Nep gorf scsen iia bic 8au-
fer surad unb bic greile siteeft berab.
gSir quptirsn: RibbItns ISL, Con NiDb'
ling IS, @ppS Ordinary IA, Ordinary 10,
Com Ordinary IL, SUPERIOR 9.
Rprn. Q4enis Gerratb unb aud tpsnis
3ufubr. @eibe5 Dca. unb seIbes IS Sts.,
am Depot absslteftrt. "
8acpn. @srinse @prratbe. Yretie fall
len. 3uferf@infen in 9einpanp 26 @ts.;
Bacon 5an,s %; flare Setten t9; SGultern
1915.
@r0cerien Narft lebbaft. GruIbeb
susar 184 10; rafTnirt u t7t-t8; 9 II
-t73; 6 164-t7; 8afee = &iO rrbtnGr "a
-25; prima 26-27; ausseiu@t 273;
easuasra 28-31; Sara 40-45. - @Olpen
Ssrup 1850; 3uderbaus-Sprup 800;
gtep Srleans in Barrels $f.00-25; Cor,
sbum 65-75 = g. s. &eis pirb aa 49,
IA Cts. pfFerirt, Rauscprt su12a-13.
5eu. CNeues.) SimutbY $25. llnsari-
f9es 20 Dollars. ......s..
Neues Webl. Guter gprratb, prsiis
| felt gBtr quotiren beutr ME fclst:
Bob See Drills $1,000; MOuntatn len
$3.50; Cream Of tbe GttY $3.50 ;
Cumberland Drills (srtra iupsr) $1,000 +;
$12; pride of SenneHss $14.50; Clear
Gid $3.50; glad Gid $t34-t4; aleranbria
$tt.5O-t2; Clinton @ias $t2.5O; 5ranI
Gbeatbam $500; GOplss' gits Srabe 13
Dollars pomona lgaias 10 Doll. pestUno
$t4.5O; 9tQs @bite $3.50 8bite @beat
il DOH. Grtra SuperHnc II Doll u. so Gta
Superfne 9 Dollars unb so.
SaIs. liverpool, Cad $3.50, Sbio 8u-
feel Barrel 4.50-70; EafeliaIs in 8euteIn pc,
DuBenb It's. Sanapba 2 8ulbeI Barre
i DOH. rnb so Cts. Samantha unb Sbio Sri.
Der in erpBen 9apunsen am geppt DOIlars
unp 20 Gents.
Gabaf. Miartt fiQ unb in Grpartuns be,
neuen grnbte. preiie fer. 9uss 2-3 Gents
Common 2eaf "a Gts. Neriam 4-5
Fein Sc; ausseiu6t 6-8.
gSeiSeu. gScnis .3ufubr. g1ir aurtirer
fulsenpe pretle: &Otber 2.20-40; ambe,
2 Dplar5 55-45; .@eiser DUG. 1870
Nebibiterranean DDa. 1870 Cts.
gBOlle. Sebr penis sDrbanben unb &C.
rtuse Na6frase.. Srpiaar9 224, setpai6er
1915 Gt5., Werinp $3.50 Gents.
S6mals. Die greiie finb ettpas GENT
den. gStr quptiren: @epreiItes Geaf in 8esi
154 gts.; in Barrels 144 gts.; Country
| dJmal. in Barrels 1918 Cts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-05
&aines SrD's. &iauOs
9as l1faup npm 2lrnerifa.

Sieie 8ianos weroen oHgemein pon eompetenten
Gtbtern GHe 9iencs, bic NOD eemadt poroen
fIn6, aIeidS an rton1t. MIs Gupfebtungen fnnnen
mir uns auf uieIe taieno Stnbt iIo 2nnobeluobner,
nebt sreben 4nsabIen Der Soebfdaen, Seminare u.
I. No. be3ieben. -
Sieie Pianps baben ntbt ouein ben beftdn6tgen
9ebraub uuo i6pere Sragis pom einen Sabre aus
aehc Iter fonsern itnD bic leBtct Is Sabre Doll
fGnbsften 8ufri benbeit 9erer peld1e lie sebrau5ten
benust tpot6en.
9ieteIbe baben greie unh aFebaiaen erkaIten, mo-
fe uur intrter uuseeiteat Ipulbet. Sps 8erlargen
mad Seien anos lit 10 eroB sepeien. bab bic Serren
Gaines @ros fid6 gen0tbtgi iobeH, tbre 4rbeIten
gu benz 8etrass pon "a bis % gtauos rpo9entlt aus
suoebnen.
9eie baben iest cine Der uSgebe5nteiten nnS pnl=
fdnoigten abrtfen in ben Ger. Staten, tnoem bic
Sobrif oein iber oreI Sertel zines Nders 21nb be-
bed unb cine ront Don 2t9 5 s an Der Slpeiten
Qpenue entwideH .sI
Seleben iin6eutf5ieben hiui9iten EionoS eriter
RIofe i'm 6onbe.. Dsan Ieiine r ililrfrte Girflare
5dines Brpss.
s56, 35s, $50, 362, 36i, 366, 1868, 370i 372;
maps 3R Speite @benue. gep yorf Gitp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-05
.9arper's WeeflD,
elegant Ourdiue9 illuitrirt.
GnbfcripfiDnen.

is 6 8. 80
Die 9erausseber baben Elm Spftem nit benz Epfts
Separtement einsefibrt, bur5 peI9es re bns Mosus
zine, Jennie bre gBeetIp 9enen, pel5e es ucrsieben
efeben brett pen Der DfTce bes Ssrausgebers
besteben. nit 20 Gents pro Saar ;ufenoen perben
ieSo9 mus bieier 8etros an bic @of%Sffee bes Cubs
fcribenten. be,abIt perSen. gOitmetter Ober aeut
Die fin Clubs Seitunsen gu be3ieben pin4sn, erhoI
ten anf BerIansen Show Bills.
r SeDtn9ut9er.
Sarper's @eetIn fur SSa6r $500. .s.
Glne Grtra Summer, pom aSeefp rpie pom Woeas
airte, mirS iebem Club, Der auf 5 Qumntern $4.00
obpnntrt, gratis uerabioIgt.
SebIenpe 4ummern f5nnen ieberset nnd9elefert
weloen.
Cine ReibenfoIge oner Tummern bes Sohres pom
Sarpers SeefIp rperber burd GrpreE fret Info
ite1 nnb neSIi9 aebpnSen tiir 81 .perfanbt: Sine
pollftdnpise Ats gabe, neun Sa rgdaee umfafieno,
pirb bel Ginieribung pnn $5.25 pro Sohrgong, nit
&a9;abIung Der Fran pStsRciten peri9tdt perhen.
Der O.. Sabrsang eri5eiut am 1iten Sauna 1861 poGs
ftdnbig.
~ 1rper s. SrDtberS,
24Sbn rauflin Square, @etp gOrt