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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14
per steamer Donau. at New York.

Ar at Liverpool 2sth ult, China, Weeks, Bassein;
Antarctic, McStocze r, New York.
Sid 2sth, Melrose, Nichols New York.
Ent out 2Sth, Emma l. Hail. Blanchard, Portland;
Tranquebar, Harvard, New Orleans.
| Ar at Falmouth 29th, Clara Morse Gregory, I'm
Rangoon tor Bremen.
Sid 29th, Union, Gsmage, Bristol; Mary Bentley,
Clark ifsom Phadephial tor Rotterdam.
Ar at Cardiff 2Sth, Hacyon, Work, Gloucester;
Belle Morse, Wyman, st Nazaire.
Sid i'm .Mauritius July II, Congress, Purington,
from AkyRj tor Falmouth, K.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14

rhoGREss.-Columbus sailed to the Ameri-
can coast IN a four hundred ton ship, and first
landed upon the Island of st. Domingo. Last
week vessel from st. Domingo unloaded in
New York over four hundred tons of st. Croix
rum for p. ii. Drake & Co.. of that city. This
IS but weeks supply of this article, which
these gentlemen use in the manufacture of the
celebrated Plantation Bitters We are inform
ed by an exchange that Messrs. Drake g. Co
have not advertised dollar for a year, but that
the sales of this article continue at the former
enormous figure. In 1864 the receipts of the
Plantation Bitters were equal to those of the
New York 8, New Haven Railroad.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half tn
price. sept11eodd1
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14
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Wanted Immediately!

DE; JOHNSON Dentist has ono good room to Iet
Eroo ~ tne same building where his office is 10 10
-NN S"ASSt' septieOdfu
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14


NE Plus ULTRA PAPER COLLAR COMPANY
1t may not be generally known that the cell
ebrated paper collars known as the "Waverly"
and "St. James, are manufactured by the
Ne Plus Ultra Paper Collar Company" at
Biddeford. An immense demand has been
created for these collars by reason of their
style and quality, which are said to be unsur-
passed by any manufactured in the United
States. -....-t ....-a
We understand that 100000 were sold dur
ing the last year, and that the business steadi-
ly increases. The company was incorporated
in 1867. The Hon. James r. Clark Mayor of
Biddeford) is its President, Ferguson Haines,
Treasurer, and Thomas l.. Merrill, Agent.
Mr. Merrill understands his bust ness thor
oughly, and man ufactures only such goods as
people must have. A number of other kinds
of collars are also manufactured such as the
Shakespeare, Byron, Sc. but the sWaverly
and est. James" are the leading styles, in the
manufacture of which a reputation has been
acquired highly cTeditable to the concern.
These collars are sent to all parts of the coun-
try, and successfully compete for the public
favor in all markets where such goods are Sold
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14
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AR at Liverpool Goth @ Whittemore, Humphrey,
Bassein goth, John Tucker, Matthews, San Fran
cisco.
Ar at Falmouth Goth. E fl Rich, Hopkins, London
for New York.
Ar at Queenstown 29th, Lie Iloughton. Morton,
Liverpool Tor Portland, put in to repair bulwarks
having been in collision with steamer.
Nauritus.
Sid i'm Antwerp SOth ult Frank Flint, Robinson,
New York.
SD FIN Helvoet 2sth ult, Sardis, Cunningham, for
Cardiff
Hamburg.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14
Wanted Immcdio,o,- ,


1.-TWO Smart Boys, TO act as News AGENTS IN an,
L Train at which thew can earn good WAGES '"'
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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14

Hydraulic Cement @
Drain and SeWerPipe.
HARDENS with age, in water as well as out. II
- is reliable, as sewerage matter of all kinds
hardens the pipe from year to year. 1871
For Yell Sides
There can be nothing BETTER as it is a sure pro &C.
ton against qucksand and unhealthy surface water.
For CNlUerts
On railroads, streets, country roads, it is far
cueaper than any masonry, or even rwood when Tia
great durability is considered "-''' '''
IL For C7sinaneys
Many are using it with great satisfaction. -
inc cities OF Lewiston, Auburn, Saco Biddeford
and portland. Me, and Portsmouth, N H. are using
largely Most Of the railroads in the State use il
WIN advantage. Our first Architects Engineers
and Builders use it. -
1t is manufactured under Patents of materials ex
pressly adapted by nature for the purpose, by -
J. w. STOCKWELL 4 CO.
2S and 1853 Danforth Street, Portland.
Also fol sale by N. M. PERKINS g. co. Kendall
q whitney, r. E. Cooper e. Co., w. ii. ,Jerris.
PERKINS q Gerrish, + & B Nash C G Tolman.
Halnes q Smith, Emery & Waterhouse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

dom, Without In the least dlscontentlng
me people by undue IaxatIon.'
He calls attention 10 The law OF 1857,
anthorlzing the sale Of the railroads by
the 0oyernment, Secretary Of State and
comptroller, when they fail 10 pay In.
ierest on their bonds, and inclines 10
the sale OF defaulllng roads, believing
That favorable results would follow.
He says:
tenths Of the States entire liability, 90.
cured by first lien on several Of our
railroads, and thelr equipments and
properties Of every description, the sale
Of either one OF them and tho retention
Of the bonds, which might DO taken In
payment, would Instantly command
for the credit OF the State, The high po.
sltion TO which ltR ample resources and
the integrity OF itB population entItle It,
he recommendHme measures 10 promote
lmmi grafton, approves ,our common
school Byatenl, which be says has
proved. Advantageous, and should be
fosteted, and 'coinmends The charitable
Institutions Of the Stat0 10 Legislative
favor. The nosHaBB produced anexs
cellent effect, and affords uocauso for
BchlBm between the 9oveTnmantAnd
Legislature, and gtVea general satiSfact
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
Cl.nEles DieG en-, Creed.

Not long since the telegraph brought
us uIl the way across the ocean an Or
acuIHr utterance made by MIR. Charles
Dickens, touching his political creed.
He was reported 10 have said:
"My faith In tho people governing Is
iunniteslmHl; my faith ln the people
0OUcrTed IL illimitRble."
Ever since this remarkable utterance
the newspapers In this country have
been dtsputIng about Its meaning, for
II Is susceptible OF two precisely oppo>
site interpretations. 1t may mean that
Mr.. Dickens faith In tho capacity Of lte
people 10 govern themselves Ia infinltesl-
NAL, whilehis faith In them il they are
goverNcd is illlmllable. Or 1t may Sig
nlIy that his faith In the people aOho do
govern: Q. the Rristocratlc CLASSY ID
in6ni,esimaI, while his faith In the
people Who are 0OuerNed Is illlmItable,
The Language may be fairly construed
either way; and without the connection
in which It occurred 1t Is impossible to
decide which 1t means. Judging from
Mr.. Dickens broad h1manitarlanlsm
as 1t finds expression in all his works,
we should uhhesltatIngly give this
language the latter meaning. We have
never suspected Mr.. Dickens OF having
any arlstocratic sympathIes, and he
cannot have II his real character 10 In
dlcated by his works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

Whatever may be thought Of Presl-
dent Grants appointments, II must be
said that he deiles all the stereotyped
maxlms and notions by which such
things are ordinarily regulated, inAa
way that rather excites admiration for
Its bluntnesa and independence. Grant
is the best friend obscure people ever
had in the White House. When Cabl-
net place becomes vacant there Is no
telling who may be called on to ill II,
1t Is like the risk Of being thunder
struck-nobody Is safe, And It must
be confessed great many are some.
times thanderstruck by a single APP
polntment. 'a #HAL'E =
There Is another merit In his policy,
In this partlcular-he Is continually ad,
ding to the distinguished men OF the
nation; for whatever q man may have
been before, undoubtedly a term In the
Cabinet confers u dlstinctIon which be
never afterwards loses, For example
beforethe 4th Of -March-who had evel
heard Of Borle2 And now who car
ever forget hipf And SO Of Robson
and 30 again Of Belknap. And so o.
somebody else In the event of another
vacancy. y sg #,sg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
The Grestaat DIsroHarY oH tha Az

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
Thin 10 admitted to DO the met by The
thousands who arc now uslng Dr. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian Eminent. It has been
introduced since 1871; and no ono once
Trying 1t 10 ever without It. nWlllp positive.
" cure the aforementioned complaints, II
used a. directed: ,........ r,g I-..I,..
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Head.
ache, Toothache. spralnG, Bruises, Old sores,
sWelllnGs, Mosquito Bites, and Palms In the
Back, Chest, or Limbs. Also taken inter.
nally for Cholera, DiaTrhoOa, ;Dysentery,
Group, Collie, Sea Sickness, Bpasm, &C, II
Is perfectly harmless to take internally.
tsee oath accompanying each bottle.) Il
has never failed 70 cure every case OF
DiA1h0a. Dysentery, and Group, II used
when INST taken. Always have bottle In
The house in readiness. and you will meyer
regret 1t.
Price, Fifty Cents and :one Dollar, Bold
BY the Druggists and Storekeepers. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York. ''7. rTH''
ootll.lmd&W .,., ...I ,.... r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
,,,,,o and tho AmcndrGnOnt.

we never quoted from the columns
oF our gifted Market street nelghbol
with more oomplaoenoy than we dc
now when we remark that the "NeWH
comes 10 better and better" Republl-
cans throughout the country have fell
that the election ola Republican Legis'
lature In Ohio was even more import
ant than the election Of Hayes or Geary,
or both; because the fate Of the 18th
Amendment may depend on that Leg
stature; and the re.districting of the
State for representation ID Congress
undoubtedly does. The news this morn
Ing leaves scarcely o doubt chat the
Republicans have a majority in both
Houses, though only three In the House
and one in the Senate. This Is close
shave, but 1t Is enough II true. This
presumes that the Republicans elected
on the reform ticket in Cincinnati (of
whom there are Ave delegates and two
RenAtors) will continue TO act with the
Republicans. That they will we see
no reason to doubt. They .professed
to be aCtuated only by q desire
for county reform, and Mr., Hassaurek
has asserted most roundly, and
we doubt not truly, that he does not
abAte one Jot or title Of his Republican
principles; 30 that Mr.. lassAurek aud
the other Republicans who co-operated
In the reform movement, are virtually
pledged 10 the ratification Of the
Amendment.
We have before seen exempllfled In
other States, and have just seen exem-
pllGed In Ohio, remark that occurred
In Mr.. Greeley's letter accepting the
nomination Of Comptroller In New
York, written before the election, that
every time this question was submitted
to the people In any State 1t gathered
strength. In 1907 the people OF Ohio
refused by majority Of City thousand
to strike the word "whIts" from theli
Constitution. Now, only two yearl
afterwards, they elect Legislature on
that issue that Is In favor Of doing IT,
And what Is true In this case Is always
true, viz: that q proposition which Ii
reasonable and equitable In itself Ia
SURE OF final acceptance when under.
stood, and wins It's way just in proper
ton ms 1t Is agitated and examined BY
tho people, -' Ak 4lTl's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
'oNEYI,oNE'

Hair Dye has been proved poIsonlea, Pro-
foFsof Chiffon, whose reputation az IN an.
alytieal chemist gives his statements the
weight Of authority, announces that 71lsO
0ristador6s Excelsior Dya ~
has bcoh Hubjected to The proper testa in hiS
laboratory, and that tho results ahow u 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

THE greenback heresy has received
lie quleLus In tue Ohio Election. we
shall hear no more about paying the
government bonds In iEredeemable "a.
per. Il 10 Surprising that any party
should be so blind rs toplant Itself On
an issue that has already. been once
settled and decided. But the Bourbon
Democracy Of Ohio never learn any
thing and never forget anything.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
OHIO COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

r. Epr Senate.
GEORGE JOHNSON, OF Hancock.
.F1r Hous Of Dtlt0atts
Archibald W. CAMPBELL, Es1,
NON. CHESTER u. HUBBARD =
WILLIAM NORTH, ERq.
For County Superintendent q Schools.
DANIEL ]. MoDAID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
AnSOLUTELY m Z Y m y
Weak Back, Pains Of the Side, Of
II ,I..0 the Hips,

And ABOUT tho Kldneys, ore relieved At
once by the application OF one OF y,.n n
Alloook's Porous Plasters.
"GA1NTowE, ALA, Nov, ~, lSG8,
"4esSrs. Thos ALIoock d Co. :-During IN
extensive praSttee OF ten yean Ehave been
. freduent witness Of the magical qualities
Of your Porous PlRHtan. l can certify that
they are all you claim for them,a u.s.I o..
"RoBERT Z. CAMPBELIA M, d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
Rhat the 0inoinnnti. Pn = J, nnu,


From hS Gassttc q Yesterday. '9Eg1 , OF
We haYe, this morning, returns from
seventy. one counties. In these tie
majorlties for Governor Hayes foot up
So GA; those-fer ME- Pend Teton "a, 4G6,
leaving Governor: Hayes ahead by 0, Ass
votes. There are still seventeen coun.
ties 10 hear from, bnt these will In
crease the majority for the Republican
candidate. There 10 absolutely no
chance, not the ghost4of a chance, that
Mr.. Pendl Teton will occupy the GuberS
Material chair for the next two years.
And the R1iqttifer'S rooster can subdue
himself just az quick as he pIeases.
His crow is nothing more than cackle,
Our Inter dispatches Wrest from the
Democracy Of TIL" State theIr most
substantial comfort. The Legislature
T. pr probably y Republican g both
From he Commerce. ef Hs.t@dap. 81
The vote OF Ohio for the Fifteenth
Amendment secures L. The RepublI.
cans elected, 70 the Legislature from
this county by the Democratic vote,
hold the balance OF power in the Gene.
raj Assembly. They have proclaimed
that their RepublfeahiSth is unmitIga,
ted. Two OF Il1emf E'leAst; have, dur.
Ing the canvass, publicly avowed that
they were for the Amendment. There
is no doubt that the others are equally
strong In the faith. nol eourSe, these
Independent Repub llcans, though elect.
cd by tho Democratic vote, are moi
under the alighteRt obligations 10 M
Democratic party. Their posltIon On
the ticket was bArgaIned for and paid
for. The consideration which Che
Democrats received was the Reform
vote, numbering about three hundred,
Under the arrangements made BY the
acute managers Of the .EnquiTer,
this Was.regarded as sufficient romuner.
alton for the votes Of fifteen thousand
Democrats. The trade was matter OF
business. The sagaclous people or the
Enquirer contrlved Il: Thus the wicked
are taken up and made doors Of rights
eouSness. The hand OF Providence Ia
in this-the Providence that moves In
mysterious way His wonders to per.
form. Wash. Mclean, and the little
0rangeman, and the little Bohemian,
are all instruments employed with 10.
scrntable wisdom to work out this
great salvation. Here was the Fifteenth
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sotownlng OF the edi.
tloe'-abaolutely depending upon Ham.
iiton county, and here were. the, De-
mocrRcyt Il appears, capable OF giving
George Il. Pendleton majority or
nearly fourteen hundred In the county,
Induced by the great strategy and brill
liant tactics OF tho managers OF the
Enquirer p vote TOR and elect Republi-
cans enough 10 make the amendment
secure, and thus complete and confirm
forever the Congressional policy OF re-
Mr.. Thomas Il. Yeatman, for whom
the Democracy Of this county, under
the admirable leadarshlp OF Inc CInoIn.
natl Enquirer, threw their entire vote
on Tuesday, 10 AYRrm supporter Of The
Fifteenth Amendment. The little or.
angeman and The little Bohemian and
the big InIuti have, 90 to speak, thrown
themselves into tho breach and saved
the Amendment. It Ii thus that the
! wicked are made 10 serve God.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

laA .'... etIs
pa .r'-.h l'agm a4rpI Hr teGt o.
Government and all othetlI ~ Is TI1'S14;a
Coupon Securities 1Eclu5 : n 0Oon0r 81 on
ding Bank BtllH..G...l.......ejy o Is 49, :,
Gold uoln or Bnlllon, -4s...,....t: / Is LOU
Silver Coin or Bullion. ..........,,, 200 "a l'O1O
Silver or Gold Plate, t1nderl ~ ~ "'"S'
seal, on owners estimate IEIl FHH
OF full value. and rate IO0gal lOO
subject 70 adjustment for Il aany s, .i''',
bulk, on Q basis oi.........p I ~,"te,.,,.,,,
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papars eanef-
ally. when OF no fixed value, St q yeaf aaoh.
or aocordlng 70 bplka q! lSTaaS E~if-TN
wills, @, which premium covers thu neI
mlinder OF tho Life Of the maker, ~ 90 -.
Cash Boxest or small Tin Boxes, for papera
or Bankers, Capitalists, Mefchentg, INV.
yerS, Tradelmen, Families, 2 e. will ~ ~
ceived at US each box, or trunk :nefiyanr:
contents unknown 70 the Company, and
liability limited, or they Will be insured FOR
the full amount, tho conteniH being Known.
g. at, above rates. No charge less than one
The company Is also prepared to Rant
Small Iron SAFES, leach furnished with q Tin
BoxD inside liz BnfglAr-P Proof Vatllt, ihe
Renter exclusively holding the key iiefeoS
q the following rates, viz Sl6, 016, VS0, I'D.
10 md SloO Per annum. iAl6o; tuII Store
Books OF Account, Records, yaluable ,Titlo
Papers, oto., ~ Reasonable rates. - ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

Dr.. Myer. Of Savannah, Ga, Rays they are
the best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever dlscoyeredi that By their
warming properties they bring power and
health. until the power and strene Ii OF the
muscles afe entirely reltored; that he knows
. case whero AllcockS PlAAteta dlrsd d sen-
tleman OF aweak spinei that he daIly pre-.
Scribes them In his practice, with the hap
pieat fesulR.' -'. ..' foctll.lmd&w g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
! Srtflat!gptIfts,
The IH55aslalinIsE-FPfonsTi

FaAw ron YoUEe ME1, who have talloa
Into vicious habits, and now desire n higher
llie and q better MANHOOD, with certaIn
means ofretef for the adileted. Sent ii
sealed letter envelope, free Of charge, Ad.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
philadelphia, Pa O7R Bep2S.Smd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
INt tAdBettIstmsuts,

Spirit dallsm W. Christianity, 4
T9 q ., oo5NLEY. Az /. "a S SIS9 4 E 4
I9SeI IsEs VII give Two discoSIs.g y .
0Viobsf i7th, az i6H 4. NJ, SIid7 r. N. Tho
.1te Will, no thinks, prove 10 any nm.
tiudiced mind, that Bible UhtlBtiAnlty amt
spltilpailAnl are the same. All arc inylted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

The Philadelphia Press says there
never was more peaceable election In
Philadelphia than that Of Tuesday and
itattrlbutes this largely TO the registry
law put In force there for the first time
at this election. The Press rsmarks :
LOCALLY, we have a peculiar pride In
this result. The Registry Law secured
a fair election in Philadelphia, gave Us
the Councils and a majority in tho State
Legislature, and rescued the city from
the influences that are making New
York a terror to the property holder
and quiet citizen. The Legislature that
passed, aud the judges who sustained
that just statute, have had their reward
in the faIrest and most orderly election
held In Philadelphia for many years.
--S0$----n affy II q
THRarrival Of Father Hyaclnthe, the
famous CarmelIte preacher, Will be
looked for with q great deal Of interest.
We are uninformed as TO the definite
object ofhla visit but presume 1t ia
made for the purpose Of escaping from
the excitement consequent upon the
publication OF his remarkable letter to
high official OF the Roman Catholic
Ohurch, He will probably remain in
the United States until after the pub.
noauon fhis sentsnee BY Tho religious
tribunal which is to cit In judgment
upon him. and It Is possible that he
may conclude to remain with us alto.
gether. Al any rate he will DO aa OBJ,
iect Of great Interest during his vlslt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
DIED.

|. kRAFE.-oh 1hursdAy, OOtObOr a. 1850,
iA4AnRH w, son or Charles O, and Caroline
krait aged yeaIa and months,
Tho mineral viii take place nom the resi-.
denoo OF his parents on EoR street, between
second and Third, this tFEiday) afternoon
Of O'Clock. mo fflonds ohthe family arc
respectfully invited 70 Att0nd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-05-13
Tribute of Respect.

At a stated communication of
jackson Lodge~No. IS, F. and A
NJ, held in their hall, May 3rd, A
D. 1869, A. L. 1869, the following
preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Su,
preme Architect of the Universe
to remove from among us our
much beloved brother, GEORGE
SToNEBRAKER, who died at his res
idence in Fayetteville, Tenn, on
the morning of the 18th day of
April, 1859; therefore, be it
ResoEved, LIST, That whilst bow.
ing submission to this sad dispen-
sation of Providence, we deeply
and sincerely mourn the death of
our worthy brother; and having,
as he had, lived beloved and re.
spected by all who knew him, be
needs no monument to perpetuate
his memory in their hearts.
Resolved, End, That in brother
Stonebraker we recognized many
of those noble qualities which ever
adOrn the true masonic character
social and kind in his nature,
he loved all, and bore malice to.
ward none.
Resolved, 3rd, That by the death
Of brother Stonebraker, Masonry
has lost q true and devoted fol.
lower, and the community in which
he lived an old and highly es-
teemed citizen.
Resoleed, 4th, That we wear the
usual badge of mourning for the
space of thirty days.
Resolved, 5th, That we deeply
sympathize with the widow and
relations of our deceased brother
in their sad bereavement.
Resol0ed, 9th, That the Seere-
tary be requested to furnish the
afflicted widow with a copy of
these resolutions as a feeble but
sincere tribute to the memory of
the departed, and as a token Of our
esteem for herself, and our heart
felt sympathy for her. in her Attic
tions.
ResolUed, 7th, That the Secre-
tary is also requested to furnish
copies of these resolutions to the
Fayetteville papers for publication.
]. S. VAUGHN, w. NJ.
D. w. HOLMAN, Sec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-05-13

@ 1t will be seen by an ad
vertisement In this number of oul
paper, under the head of ''Offel
Extraordinary" that, in order t.
make the people better acquainted
with their new magazine, "O'ace g
Month" the publishers, T. S. Ar
thur & Sons, of Philadelphia, viii
send the first six months numbers
tor 1869, of that rarely excellent
and beautiful periodical, contain
ing $40 pages of the choicest read
ing, for so cents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-05-13
re- The Tnnnnsann Anr

n4@ The Tennessee Agricultu.
raj and Mechanical Congress Or
ganized at Nashville, on Wednes.
day Of last week, and elected
officers. The object of the or.
ganization is to assist the County
Associations in developing the ag-
ricultural and mechanical resources
of the State. It's members are
to consist of three delegates from
each County Association, to serve
one year, or until their successors
are appointed. This county was
represented at the organization by
L. L. Stone, W. F. Dusenberry, S.
S. Alexander, and N. Boone.