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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30

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nbalten psrbtn fSnnsn-unb atpar an ben allsr'
nisbrtgpsn YrstIsn.
ole bat Die Dtenls Der Ms. Sbltr, Sur
ptilabslptla, ansrfannt In isnsr Gity rpssen lore,
lanssn geTbinpuns NIT sinfm Der mtiit mpbis'
Fen gtabliismsntS an Der G9ssnut StraBs, ali
cline 8orsanssrin Der ,,8al6iOns" stFHat, uni
IL paber p5ais iibsy,suSt bab ie rpllfcmmtns 3u'
frtsbsntsit ssbsn fann-uno Sits In allsr 5inF&'
ten. .-S9r @tablilsmsnt entbatt
Oas rei6te unb peridiebenartisfe
N6prtement,
BON Gitn, lGidli6 fiir ale @slGmais, In ilt
ldlisGRb, bas ie Dem Yubiifum pisisr City gum
anIdau Opsr sum gsrtauf ansetoisn wufps.
Se labst bic Damn elm ibre 70 terrlidsn unt
a16madpoItn 9Gtsr unb Stpl.s 5u tramIniren,
no lIs lI1 bann balb Idbf dber;euatn wrb,n,
no Der re6ts Srt gum Raufsn tlt-unp Der III BIZ
2ts Sturt untsrbalb Dem ,.Nmsrican 'Sotsl" In
Der Sa. .6amiltUn Straes
Sgr Die ipattlisn ,,5ai&iCns" Iobalo Ts aus
asfsrtiet inb, tperptn ilfts psn Dem 6auIs trtal.
ten, NIT pelGsr DIS. Ssltr lii 8srtinbuns &c.
Ranbtn fat.
8slonrne aufmsrflamf ipirb bsm Blsi6m
unb brm Srimmsn Der 8onnsts ssI1tnft.
OF SD6l unb aufri6tis bantbar fir bsreItS
ssno0sne &uneihaft, bittst iis um cine 5crtbausr
pGlslbsn, rpelGe ft il4 su allen 9sitsn pur9 gut,
Ssbanbluns, flibtouabIs, quite unp ft5ns @itsr
unb billise prtifr 81 pnbitnsn Iuhen tpirb
Mrs. S. 9S. &r6mer.
glars II. 1868. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
Mn bdS Oubllfum.

rlntcr,ei6ucten 9ibt bicrburd Nadridt oaE
rbaS6 bers@ c I d d it, nod immcr NM
,ipar in Der Sudlon> StruBe in sIlcntann, fort'
Iebt-Sein @elddit 1T bcicnberS
Seioen, @o0e, Sbanls, .Sleioer, &C.,
Id,par 5u 6drben.-glleS ipro l6ntl, pIntt'
lid NIB bilig bcIOr9t.-Gr bittet um gcnei9ter
3uipru6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
Sit bic Qet6en6e1t.

| Gin ntusr bsutlder Irit bat felt stlibtn Xa9.r
lcn Nuartisr i'm ,,amerlsan !pctCl" aufstlhla9tr
unb permanent untsr uns itb nlses juafTsn brlbIc
fen. @r III pcIfanbi9 bereit ju ieoSr Stunoe cSs
Sasts cine munosrbaren uno fiiniflihsn Spstatcnsn
| in oT SRsoi3in uno .9birur9ie pcr3dnebmen. als
rs9elmaFi9er ar5t uno Wunpar;t ncIdsr an cine t
Der belsn llnlpsrhtiten DeutIhlanos ltIotrts uno
fdb eurcb ftins 30. idbri9e 9roBi @rfabruu9sn fam
mslts, tistst CT Den Yatsutsn fsirs Oiufe an, nit
Dec @ufberuu9, bab CT Ssbsm, nab augsltsIer
lintsrluhuns. Den Bsibsib eribsiltn miro, p5 bic
Rrantbsi bstbar ceer nidbt bsilbar III. n lsstsrsm
Gale piro Ct hsn patientGn nihin 8rbanbIuns nch,
men.
listsr lsiuen Gbarattsr, ieins prcftfcusas Sdbia:
felt etc. Fam CT bic bsltsn 3eu9niiTs aufnsiisn.
CT beilt nit Sihsrbeit ale au9ens unb Sbrsn:
8rantbeitsu uno fest ttuflitbc au9su, sin 70 bnG
fie nis nadrlitbs au9en aussben,-sr furirt fernsr
8bsumatsmus, eun9trs, pals losrs., esber= unb
Nitreu'Srantbtitsn 8rsbs, @ifbmuIt, mafcriuGt.
DpspspFs, fbparyn Staar. 1uspGdls, Sluiauss
lbla9s, 8epfsidt (@surat9is,) Sacffsln. 9ilss. 70:
uit a0e lsbef, osuen esr msnIhlihe SSrper untsr:
pcrfen in.
Gin Bslub sum Geftor rtcFst nibts, Die GcnIultos
ticn If unsntsdclid unb fir 8sbanrlun9 tsrshnst
sr srrn mdbissn Yrsis
.3eu9niB BON Nepz Scriep.
g8ir, Die unterjsihnsten, rpshs nit Or. 9soret
QB. Carroll. f., senGu bstannt fno, crfldrsn NIT
Ssr9ndSen, eae prlelte Elm bchberji9sr Gbrlit uno
Gsnhsman III uno oa6 mir ibn fdr einsn ar;t bal:
ten; ;,psltcr nit Das su tbuu ccsr ausufdtrsn psrs
pridt. mas ct icb'r nitt ols ausfdbrtar sautt. -
93ir smpfsblsn ibn nit Srsucs crpcbt ben 5rsmcsn,
pis Dem Yubtitum dtsrboupt.
ausuitus u. Gutter, 6. 9. Srssman,
8. Ssarins Sbsc. Il. Ban Gcrsn,
Samss 9. SuGipan. gB. 9J2. Smiib II. 8rcs.
Bentley u. Sing, s.. Srssn,
Slaat B:ro. 2. 3. Crane. .. ..
8. searins Sobnlcn, epuis 6. @c9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
S1uern febet Bier!

Snoem bic Sdbr6jCit fir Den 2dnbbdu unb BIZ
@Grtnerci oa iit, 10 cmpfcbIcn mir Den Sauun
rnb SCnicnigcn bic I'M gciiBe bon @Grtcn iinp
Den bCrdlCn 0ebrdIl6 bon.
SnUhen<G GtQat.
SicIcr glrtifcI 1T Suberctrt in nnlcrCr llmgCt
ing, mo bat &raft bri icb iclbit, porjhglidCr 81
ir9cnD encm SingCr, in Der SCrborbrnQung
bon cincr Wtcn9c bC6 GrtrdgS bon
8oi3en. 8eli6forn, Rooecn, Sutbwo
3cn, @ra6, II. +. w.-Qud @arten
Se0etablien, ale grobeeren,
Srauben,
mb 6rubt i'm Sa9cmcincn -Shr dQe Slrtsn ben
SegetabIcn, nne mir m66ttn binjuiii9rn ilr
WeIfhfprn unb 8u1paiScn,
im ScicncCrcn.-Scinc probu;ircnbc &rdip
tonnen nidt bu bod 9cprciicn wCrbcn
SeIo cngcIc9t, pclfc bcn @runb berci6ut
niro 9ctpiBi6 aS cine n0tilrIibc SbatIad)c, n,n
SduCr bcrcibcrn.
SG gu DrrTaufcn all Der Sor0pn 9rildt.
III Nlrntann-Gn9ang al Der 9SOInuBs sStrafc
SIpriI Z. 1868 naGN't
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
Oamen Srimmins Stpbr.
0trS. so. 81. g. @ul6tn,

1T iocben bon &euDcrt 5uriIf 9ctcbrt, nit Dem
gr6BcItcn unb msiit mpbigltcn Stof bon Srmms
ing, pel6er je in Slaentoun gum Scrtauf on9c'
botCn purbe -Su Serbinoung nit ben Srmms
in9S bat iic ein 9roBcS ENFORCEMENT bon
Scopsfirts, pelbe fo9lei6 in cine 6es
min Ibte Sorm ab9ednoertperoen f6ns
men, s uerlbiebene Sorten BON Goriets
porsd9li6e 3epbpr, 8arne, paple pat.
terms, olle Nrten bon StrGmpfen, &ios
uno ieioene 5anbibube, 6darbraioe,
6aartonic lpelbe Dem 9rauen Saar
feine orietnele Sorte rpieoer 9ibt, uno
ipar in 3 biz 10 &a9en-lpenn nidt,
70 miro oa6 @elo 3uriid9e9eben.
riIrs. NJ. Il. q. Duloin,
$40. 40, St 6amlton Strabe,
4 Sbdren oberbalb Der 6ten.
QQentauu, Sept. "a, 1867. nqbu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
0rDbe SdrgatnS!
Ge(plInfGfer 8@ugrum6.
0uy6 pripat 6anosl su uerfauftn!
Ginr GsIrOeubsit Die if nidt isOrn GOa
er6ffnff

Ginr GtIrgeabrit Die IidJ ni6t isOrn Gug
rr6fnrt.
Die llrtrrSsGnstsn, tp'lts rruli5 itr @sIGaf
als SautcljbGnbler In btr @ttp ron aDenta II
aufsestttn bltsn, nin16.n nun ben tpsrtbppll.r
9runp mcrauf palIslte trtrisben ipO,bsn IN, buzz
prioat Sdnesl ju safauftu, ,-Dulelbr belell
aus
60 Sub in Der Srcnte an Der 6amilto
Stro6e,
unb diner Sttfs bon $50 ;urdd an eiae qleY -
@s II btrs ssra6c ssipdnIhtrr @runo, Iebr fGau
selt8en. allwu bic Gotten 70 lilssn, tae man
feline umltGnbe trt Rsssnpstisr In ben Sen:r
nit prm Baibr 9at.-Dabt unb mas b..
6auptla4s il, tf &c: llmannn, Saf Der 9mnp j..
sinsm br Saupt' @sl&dftcttriln pcn alentaua
unb nabs Sassnbu&S @aftauIs liset. auf m;
dem Gisrntbum btsiem Summsr NOD gel6aftt
6dulrr trrt6iet tperptn iuQen.
Dde Ndb1s unp bic annsGmbarsn preet III
Sseir8urscn rrf66rt man. wrnn man anruft on
Dem altsn Stantplabe bon
S. g. uno gS. s.. 6offman.
WG,, 81. 1868. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
Gon(nltirt Gnre G9ntrre0tn.
,.gin ,,pcnnp" erfpart 1T elm upennp"
peroient"
Gp9ratma MSeEs

GpBrataa MSeEs
So. 81, g8eit !Samilton StraBe, untcrbab Der
Sten in Nasntaun fauft-alIpo Sbr mmer einen
pCacu Stcf bon S6ulbhdr, aus9ewdblte Vi.
terariide @crte, Ga1icaI 9h6cr fir Gclegien
unp Ntabemicn, @nglIdc unb SeutIdc SibeIn,
Scitamcnte, 0DmnsSi6cr, @ebctbh6er, Sonn-
ta9sl6ul. 9il6cr unb SractS, coIcrrte Sa9bidD>
er, Sclcbnun9Ss Ss&arten, Spele, Sal6enbi6sr,
8cbIdfe, &dmme Siriten, NIbums, YctureS,
GraDons, gbromaS, &ciicidfe, photographs,
Stereolcopes uno lteberiibten,
Gin polles Enforcement 9 dDreib bmatcriaIien
@cIoieoern, 9ldntbil6cr bon ben tlcinltrn Mc.
mcranbum bis Su ben 9rDBten Sagcbf6cr unt
9ecgcrS, SarieS, Senitcr- Napier, unb tlrj Nl-
leo baS getpDbnlif in cincm crlte gIaiIc Bud,
ltObr gcbaIten wre.
9Sanos papier.
llnIcr Stcd gSanbpapier unb 9orbers III
9roE llnb pcb auS9ctpdbt bic YatternS iinf
bic meiit I6DnItcn i'm WtOrttc, unp 10 ipcbfci
als bie. .ipoblfcilitcn
s4r iinb bCreit oil NrciIcn 81 Oerfaufeu, tpeI.
dc Go Gin 3pef MAIDEN filr bieieni9en bic 81
taufcn ipIni6en bcm
@rcb. uno 8leins sSerfauf,
an,urufeu uno craminiren unb ibcr,cugt Su Icin
paB mir 70 pobIfeiI pcrtanfcn IDnncn, aIs Urgent
Gin 6aus Der 2(rt in ee6a @auntp.
llnlcre Nltcn &unben unb bas Yublitum iiber'
baupt Inb einsclapen onjurufrn mo
unIere Sitter anSuibauen.
gSir Iinb INNER bcrct uno iplig unisri
Stof Al ,eigtn, oh Der &auf 9emadt pirb obe
nft, uno mir Iinb pcufdnoig hberjeu9t, bal
ipenu ciumoI cgbibirt, tein juritbaIten ecS &du
fcrS Icin ipirb sSicosrum ia9cn tpir:
&ommt uno febet uns ebe Sbr ionlfpI
binaebet.
8uocIlst ben Srt ndt Samilton iStraBe, I'M
terbdlb Der Sten, nrroIi6e Seite
nN- 3weite Sano STdr wcrben srtOuft I'M
pertauit auBtr. .S6nIbiI3er
6. 81 o 8.
Sanuur 21. mob
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
psSineunasn Sisftr britung.

Ser qarct trhbtnt sStn Sitnitas fur Gin abalsr UNI
idniIia Gents ets ssbrs, in @orsusbsiabluns. %snr
pitr bs,a6u miro prosn 81 ansertn ssins Gubiercni'r
srSsn fir tinen tdrtrsn 5raum ais @sHaisn anssn'mnsr
ne snrane tann Ole sse oufssbsn bn oorbsr ale add
Rance bsishlt ju babn.
s-sstantma6unetn wtresn an cen ssmS6ni6sr
Vrsiisn snssridt
Stfits AM nsrpsSalib,n sdt ssr SamtOn unS afsn sH
aasniaiin, qsnn's
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
Or. upbe9raTS
2(uaens Sbrenz6eilanIfalt |!

Dislss Jnfiiut il no Ssabins 8srts @aunlp, usr.
ls9t rpcrpsn uno ftsb isst dr Die 1ufnabms pon "a:
tisntsu often,
Nro. $50 9enn StraBe. Reabin9 ga.
@s esrpsn baisltlt ollie aussu:uno Sbrsn 8rant.
beitsn bebanoslt uno alle
Sperationen Der @birur9ie iiberbaupt,
pcr9ehcmnsn.
6isle anlfalt 1T nit Der dSnltsn Sammluna dir.
ursifher Snitruments biefss eanbts psrlsbtn une
besbab fir setn munodrylibsn Saa einasriebtst.
Der limRanc, fab id cine Grfabruna ron ubsr 30
Sabren in he msbiSinilten Yrarts bsiise, asadbri
binrsihsnbe Garantie, oae Die trithitsn cbirurai:
ldsn Spsrationen bier sbsnIc gut, wis in unierep
arSeeren Gtdpttn por9sncmn,gn wsrbsn fSnnsn.
patientsn, pslte aus Der Ssrne fonmsn, fnbeu bier
6iliesrss Boarb ats in philadelphia uno gsp alcrt.
pdbrsnb bic ssluuos cage IN. bic refine eanolufi
rpsit .tslTsrs 8tqusmidfetsn uno 8Ortbeils aspab:
ren.
Bliubbsitin in allen ibrsn 5ormsn miro bs.
banesit.
Bsbs saustu in alien ibrsn Sormsn peresu
ssbeiIt.
Susr:ausen 8tumpfdRt unb Iebisfs
@lis D sr psrrsn seraot ssmadt.
DasSbr.-Ssos Scrm pon 2autbsit, aaslauts
eu Sbrs unp Gummsu i'm Sbrs piro esbsiIt une
mo- oas Sbrfsu ,srRSrt 1T, miro Gin ususs einases
70 bae otr Yatisut 70 out bSren fam, ps ie ;iper
eunasn Srantb tbeiten-Sbptnolub aib
MO, 8r6nhitis, aatarrb uno puftsn. Disls Rraut,
bsitsn nsrosR nah einem gan, neusn priuiip tsban:
pslt, inbsm Die gRsbsin miitslf zines 1pparait in
Die eunas sstraht pire. 70 fab eisislbe nit Der
8rantbSit in unmiitsltare 8trdbrun9 tSmmt ;-es
III srltaunIih, in ben msiisn 8Susn bic bsiier BE-,
s9irfuns ic9ltidh su erbltdsn.
8beu mu s.-1uh oirls Srantbct pirf
nutb sinsm nsusu prinsp ttbanesIt; 8sfrsiuna pcn
S6msr,s srtclat in ben meiiien SdlIsn ldcn mad
8rlauf elmer Sfunos. Gs siebt nur rpcnise San,
eislsr arantbsit, psbs lidb nibt bssn Ia0sn.
lls anosrs dronlht Srantbeiten ron iebsn
Gbarattsr msrben in 8sbantlun9 sencmmsn.
9rebf (rpsrn bsldrdnfD fam in tuenietn "a
oenicbns Shusipsn cosr Shnerj turirt perbtn.
pitss (pSmrrrbrieSn) in Der fbIinmftsn Corn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30

70 ptf nud STud NG'
gen unb bSlt aud oaf
teiir gr!ifel gum Ssr'
fauf aDf Sanp. - @r
Ssifsriist Ron BEN al
lsrfsinnen eua gedsn
tir rod L In bisitr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
Die perbeGerten Srientol uno Sait breI
nenoe
GOblem Sefem
lInb

HSICSeC SlSEtSWSSSp
Saben cmpiangcn critic @laiic 4remiumS bei
Der Reu>Y StaatSs unb anocrcr SairS
sllIs bic groBc Iilbcrne g eoals
liza, bel Der suSitt0un9 oe5
glmerican SnititutS, 9cbaI..
ten in Der @tD Stem
Yort, 1865.
Sic iinb fortwGbrenoe Srenner, uno eS
1T nur notbwenoio elm Seuer in elmer
Sabres3eit 3u MAIDEN.
Sic iinb pcaitdnbisc Sentilatcren bon BEN
Npartcmcnt.
Sc fann fein 9as aus oenlelben entfomz
men.
@S fam tcin ginpcr cbcr Sag icin um bicicIs
ben 5u pbltruttircn.
Das Seuer tEib. Sa9elan9 obne Qufs
merffamfeit.
Die illumination 1T ipie bic cnrS cfencn 6euers.
sic iino m bti9e Seieer, uno oennob
berrlidb fl miloes 8etter ein9eribtet.
sic lnb bic mciR scoucmiI6sn Sefcn unb Sur
ndeeS, bic ie gcma6t tporoen iino.
Die Surndee errp6rmt cine untere uno
cine obere Stube, obne 3ufdss
li6es Srennmateriol.
60 iinp @rDBen Scfen unb @rDBen bon ben
YarIor SurndceS
sSereen "erfcrti9t uno pertauft fir ben San'
bel, eur6
perrp nno Comp.
Oriental SefensgSrten, sic. 115 Dnolon
StraBe, slIbanD.
81 perfaufen bei
Sames .. Sufb,
SIeini9cr sI9ent fir 9eda GauntD.
Naentaun, Sanuar 21. mol
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
Ja6rgang ~.
DbaDn q. Semmel,
&utfbenmaber in Sdeerspile, eeeba
Gauntp.

Der llntn3ti6nste bsoIsnt Fh bIsir @rlestR'
telt, lsinen 8rsunbsn. 70 pie rem ssstr!sn Yub'
litum itntaupt anju,sissn, tab ct eas.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
" ofc r's % 9aDufbefe
unp
Gnrte r0unren Ctn6G(ement
Ter1eQf

llntu;dGnetrr ssiBt slnem 8ts9rttn Ynblifum
tirrbutt erssttni an, eab G feline
2pctbrfr unb 6arte @tablife>
rnent,
prtsst cat, unp Swar na& Der 0sii'Samiltpn'
Straet, SO. o, trRs 1tirs otsttalb 6. 9.
Sh.tmer unb 0 3. 5rrdtnpaarsn Stct
unb ssrats btr pofUift5 ssssndbn-allwu tr nu:'
6errit III 1tinsn altm Sunbn, 10 pIe nod cine
srceen Qn,abl Nsur, binf@tlih Der Siltstsit
nj. Der @ite Der @anrfn ab,uwartsn--uno dbn
taupt QGs nab BunI& ju tetisntn.
Danftar iir felt pisl,n Sotrsn s,npTf
SuheI6aft. brift CT auf stns 6crteausr psrlslbt
-unb fiblt tibsrssust pab @Gs bic Bel bm Der
Iprs6sn, nur wUtlSufriettn nit ibm rsrsr wsi
esbsn.
B0Dit Gtubt unb tty aslltr, ba, bon no II
pesss,ossn ~, fno untsr annstmbarsn Ssetna
unssn ;u psrlssnsn.
2. 9. MpiIcr, apOttstr.
Sun %, 1867. natg
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03
To Shippers and Planters
of Cotton.

The general satisfaction given
to our friends who shipped us Cot
ton last year, induces us to again
offer our services to those who de-
sire to sell or ship their Cotton to
Nashville. Our charges will be
the same as heretofore.
Rope and Bagging and Iron Ties
will be furnished at the very low
est wholesale price.
We would refer you to the
City and National Banks of this
city, or to the merchants of Fayette-
Uille, as to the standingof onrhouse.
Respectfully, Geo. J. Goodrich,
with S. B. SPURLOCK & Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of rea
estate have been registered since
our last:
R. Farquharson, C. and NJ, tt
James f. Goodrich, 253 acres
1895 46. gt aal J
John D.. Prosser and Lewis
Newton to Jacob Renegar, 81
acres, 1892.
j. G.. Hamilton to S. P. Hamil.
ton, 1Oa acres, 1888 sc.
A. G. I'll. Brandon, Ext'r, to Ann
S. Renfrow, 49a acres, s1237 so.
Thos. B. Yeates and wife to
John B. Derrick, 1928 acres,
$500.
b Margaret V. Pearce and N. B.
Pearce to Mary Ann Copeland,
Is acres, $40.
A. M. Williams to Shaw
WllllamS, 80 acres, S0OU.
Alfred Bearden to Jas. B. Cole,
SO acres, $500.
A. Bearden and others to Eliz-
abeth Warren, 30 acres, $500.
j. A. Blair and wife to Newton
Luttrell, interest in land, $500.
VIM. r. Martin to A. III. Ed
dins, rs acres, $3.50.
2 F. W. Keith, Sheriff, to R. Far
quharson, two lots in Fayetteville,
$3.50. 5Al @
B. W. Rives to R. G. Rives, one
lot in Petersburg, 500.
j. G. Woods to R. M. Conway,
lot in Fayetteville, S1400.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03

tum, or the statesman's chair, be-
cause, forsooth the christian COM
munity soill not support ministers
as they should be, allowing them
sufficient to lay up something for
the dark days, and for the night
ofinability which must come with
the frost of age or misfortune
The term soII not is used in the a.
bove paragraph because It's the
fitting one, The amount expen-
ded on superfuous apparel, that
comes rustling, dangling, floating
and sweeping about those who ap-
pear as worshippers, bellies "can
not" The cost of a useless sum-
mer wrapping would be quite a
liberal donation for each, and if
the christian community is so very
poor, its members might dare to
be questionable in a small way
in things that have no material
use. Why not-Oh, to secure such
intellectual feasts as Baird or a
49,, but | must not be personal
can dish up for us. =,
One more consideration which
is not unselfsh with the writer
this present writer. Pulpit oratory
is the only kind from which fe-
males are not barred, xcept occa.
sional lectures or something of
! the Kind for which, woman may
be excused the indulgence of a lit
tie spleen, feeling it cruel, and
touched with a smack of barbarism.
If there are places unfit for Ia
dies, such as the bar, and political
rostrums, they must be unfit for
gentlemen, and would say-gen-
tlemen, mend your manners a little
purify your speech-correct
your tastesAmake those places
fit for yourselves and they will not
be unfit for ladies'!
Query-Has the above para
graph anything to do with the
subject matter of this writing, OF
does it, like the P. S. to a woman's
letter, contain the whole pith of the
matter-a gentle hint for wider In
diligence or better quality of pre-
scribed limits :? Pho! what a sug-
gestion-as though it were proper
for women to be laundering after
anything better than common
place sermons" Gloves of bonnets,"
and other feminine harness
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03

~ There are certain rules
that should govern our conduct,
and as we have very heavy taxes
to pay, and provisions are high to
those who have to buy, it is neces-
sary that we should economist our
means, and one of the best ways
to do that is to buy as few goods
as is compatible with the comfort
and st anding of our family. But
if you do have to buy, go to the N.
W. corner of the Square, where
there is fresh stock just opened
and offered at the lowest prices by
T. j. GRAY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03

@ Our Office was honored on
last Monday evening with the
presence of George W. Davidson,
Esq, Is. mail agent, and former.
ly of the Tullahoma appalachian.
His mission was to effect arrange
ments for the establishment OF a
daily mail to Fayetteville. He
will accomplish it if any one can,
and our citizens may rest assured
that his efforts in that direction
will be continued until crowned
with success.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03
The Militia Bill.

:" The. House Of Representatives,
on Wednesday, Goth ult,, passed a
bill which when enforced will alb
rogate oil civil law and substitute
arbitrary force. 1t gives Browns
low all power to raise, if he chooses,
$50, 900 in every county in the
State by direct taxation, and to e.
quip any number of myrmidons to
enforce its collection. He could
declare martial law, and suspend
the functions of the Courts, and
send all civil officers home and pre-
vent them from exercising their
duties. He could authorize the
organization of one or more regi-
ments of militia, for each Congress
sional district, only limited by the
number that could be obtained to
= i
enter such service. ALI Brownlow
would have to do, if he SO desired,
would be toissue his warrant on the
Comptroller and draw any amount
of money from the State Treasury.
If Brownlow thought county
would go Democratic he could de-
clare martial law, and send his mil
itary men, collect taxes, and if
possible, deter men from voting
the Democratic ticket. If he
chose, Brownlow under any pre-
text whatever could raise an army
of 100000 men and strike down
every man in THE country. If the
lower branch of the Legislature
had appointed Brownlow king OF
dictator it could not have done
more. ~
The former Representative from
this county, Mr.. Kercheval, voted
and protested, though fruitlessly,
against the Ubiquitous measure
He was powerless to resist the
madness that was resolved to sweep
down all legal and constitutional
barriers. The majority were de-
termined to rush the measure
through, although it struck at the
very foundation of civil order. And
among this malicious crowd, voting
for a measure that may be used,
as he kn6,os, for the oppression and
robbery of his neighbors, we find
the name of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03
HA MILTON.
Of Lincoln, Marshall, and Giles

b. True bills were found by
the grand jury of Giles county, at
its recent term, against John Smith,
Robert Smith, Martin Trentham,
William Harwell, ST., and William
Harwell, jr., of this county, for
maliciously shooting a negro boy,
an account of which was given in
last weeks OBSERVER. The indict-
ed parties gave bond in the sum
of $500 each to appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03
Goods at Reduced Prices.

l am now offering my large
stock of goods at reduced rates
1t consists of all the latest styles
ladies' dress goods,-among which
are some of the neatest Prints ever
brought to this market-Gent's
Furnishing Goods, House Furnish.
ing Goods, sc. &c. | am selling
at a reduced rate and no mistake.
Look out, there are bargains to be
had. You can prove it by trying
me, at the old stand northeast
corner of the Square.
June lift. It. c.. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03

n@ One of Brownlow's pets,
recently pardoned out of the pen
itentiary by that tender-hearted
saint, has recently been arrested
in Nashville, on the charge of adj
ministering chloroform to whole
family in East Tennessee, from
the effects of which an old lady
died, and robbing the house OF one
thousand dollars in money.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-03

GSThe Nashville correspond
|ent of the Cincinnati Gazette is the
most unpripcipled falsifer of whom
we have any knowledge. Never
a week passes without his tickling
the Northern Radical palate with
a ''dastardly outrage on the person
of a defenceless freedman" in Lin
coin county,; but the sensation,
when examined, always proves to
be destitute of truth. The horrible
tragedies are always gotten up to
order, and circulated widely, while
the proof that the outrages SO cir
cumstantially related never had an
existence, is not allowed a place
in a Radical organ. The Gazette's
latest yarn represents that one Will
liam Moore, a freedman, has been
wofully beaten in this county, for
having belonged to the Federal
army. We cannot hear a syllable
in confirmation of the Gazette's
statement, and so feel impelled to
class the story amongst that pa
per's characteristic falsehoods.