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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12

To CLEAN BLACK RIBBoNs.-
Take an old kid glove, no mat
ter how old, and boil it in a pint
of water for a short time; then
let it cool until the leather can be
taken in the hand without burn.
ing; use the glove wet with the
water TO sponge off the ribbon
IL the ribbon is very dirty, dip il
intothe water and draw it through
the fingers a few times before
sponging. After cleaning, lay a
piece of paper over the ribbon
and iron; paper is better than
cloth. The ribbon viii look like
new,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
no Cum Hoe CnoLrRA.-Ts

To CURE HOG CHoLERA.-T Take
two or more large barrels and
place convenient TO the kitchen.
Into this deposit all the pot-liquor,
dishwater, and greasy water Of
any kind, refuse pieces of bacon,
and few bucketfuls of soap.suds.
Let it stand a few days or until
Fermentation begins, then add to
each barrel one bushel CT fine
charcoal, half bushel of corn
meal, one handful of salt, and a
half pound of copperas. Let 1t
stand short time so that the coal
may become thoroughly saturated
with the liquid, then feed to the
hogs in the usual manner, this
has never failed as a preventative,
and in every instance wherein
from neglect the disease made its
appearance, succeeded IN curing il
in . few days
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
1wse2Vgweg,
BLACK MAMM0TH

M ILL stand the present season at nv
W stable, seven miles East Of Fay-
etteville, near Mulberry Village, and will
serve mares at Fifteen Dollars to insure
mares. Twenty-Five Dollars to insure len
nets, due when the fact is ascertained or the
night OF property transferred. Care will he
to prevent accidents. bnt no liability
should any occur. The season has COM
menced and win end July LIST.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
DescrIpilon and Pedisree..

BLACK MAMMOTH is beautiful black.
l57S hands high standard measure. and for
form and style cannot be surpassed in the
State He was sired by Gray Mammoth,
and ne By old Black Mammoth, out of a
robin jennet. As breeder his Jack
cannot be surpassed.
Asrch17-2n. DUSENBERRY& co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
Come andseeUs

We take in exchange for Groce-
ries Greenbacks, Bacon, Lard, Corn,
Flour, Meal, &c, All articles that
we have not, ne order for our GUS
TONERS. feb24
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
To Measure nm Aero.

To aid farmes in arriving at accuracy in es
timating the amount of land in different fields
under cultivation, the following table is Civ
en- BY an agricultural paper
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
VALUABLE TABLES.


LIST. RTndof .Ani0aat is giUe,s-and Color
3D.. Description 4fh. Age---5th. Posters
na1ss--6sh. 4 sme Gsd Place Of arrest--
7A. Valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12

A spooaful Of ox-gall to a gallon
of water will set the oolors of al
most any goods soaked in it p.evi.
one 20 washing,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk, of
n the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn. upon the suggestion of the administra-
tors of the estate of Robert Farqah0rs0n,
dec, of the insolvency Of said decedenrs
estate notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate TO present
them, authenticated, on OF before the LIST
day of January, 1871, for pro rata dis
tribution, or they will be forever barred
GEO. B. B0YLES,l -,
msrch24 c. A. DIEMER, AA"'S'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
The Housewives Table.

By which persons not having scales and
weights at hand may readily measure the
article wanted to form any recipe, with
out the trouble of weighing. Allowance
to be made for an extraordinary dryness
or moisture Of the article weighed or
..,d
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
Lincoln County Directory.


H. B. MORGAN, Sheriff.
w. A. WILLARD,
G. s. Cole, Deputy Sheriffs.
E. F. BRowN,
w. P. HIcKERsoN, Judge Of Circuit Cour
NJ. w. WoODARB, Clerk do do
W. j., Gift Attorney General.
JOHN P. STEELE, Chancellor.
DAVIS W. CLARK, Clerk and Master.
H. C. CowAN, Judge of County Court
L. P. REYNOLDS, Clerk do do
JAMES d. SCOTT, Trustee.
P. ID. BOYCE, Register.
n. o. WALLACE, Ranger.
WIZ. B. HEDGEPETH, Tax Collector.
E. c. McLAUGHLN, Coroner,
r. 81. c. BAGfEY, Entry Taker.
HENRY HENDERSON, Surveyor.
, 1870-01-13

@rE~~
10
s..55
9,13
aGE
1880
1,ND
9,M
, 1870-01-13

cnurs. nf tha .rarre ,hs-~.s =, ..,., ~,
axe Of b. sttecsnenf e. fo5cs .ncn a1sss to
The disoos,fton IT INC ptrors. nfooersy. ara cnit
ofen OF the pastieA q upy b 1eemed rant and
proper, Al d suCh oider1 relative to ina eTosa>4i
o. such init a. VIII insure 70 ene rue ID enlceni
preparation OF hs CAGE epd 4 fa,r and fupArtllI
L1x! teefeof: ard. Oh decreest q dtyorce IL favor
o. The VIE. or rafpEuS ono On thn anniratin1 ol
1hr butha1d, the Court InaIl. b, order 10 be an.
to1ced By nttscon ent require the huIaand TO p1y
Qll reasonable extenses Of fhe rHA n tnn nrtae
cu'ion OF da'ercc Of tha net1itor 2nnn .nan N.
vo1ce fas b9ea 20 rranI.n n. rs,n.sd "'A ee"A 49,
HSEc, ID A d,yufre vrsnt.a 1nr m;aoo,a,,t NJ
tha ~ AA1 1o%<N WI AllbVVA4QAs w
, 1870-01-13

ance can be placed OF the funor shat the Tre ~
ory.notn llslea wese bought fon TIN Treasury
ofncers-
The fact tha, pcthinR definite has been elected
. whatsser--lte fscs thAt tho expose pss oten
ERde, WITH i'll pte1enaIoos and eItrArz2an. ela.
nont-esups II II having 10 ba-e bat III 1t Of %.
leg The Pre- nature eApn4e OF vtljatnaua gaIr
Hhch might nsve ncsn e'oSEat 70 1asioe II sne
Wood . removal 1mplrtsally, It looks y Il KiQg.
not n1ds pt toe sssene e. q
no.t extravagsnt aupoonce 1ents OF The imp0r
fAnce Of bis Information,
That nothtuK ol less cTtd!tabIe OF uQrt iupur.
ts1t character than svindnuR eau BE- ascribca to
t9;s m huge scheGe xe rfer our r-adess TO tne f.ct
o. me m1nue1 In which the parties engaged 10 ii
approached and appea.ed % tho prsi0dlc.a and
natied 9! .hs e1 c-nfsds1a,eEtol olo.es, Who VAs
eoppoeed 70 be weak and vile enough to dlshono1
nluatn 70 injuFe the government. No doabt Ia
otner secEons Of rhe cooirfy they appealed -
eanallJ 0aa. u not worse, passlons Of tnetF dupe4
The eex1tavs1snt InEnr tnnltnod In other pA-
PER-, bearing upon It politics. conote t,oo, wc
fhi. Ia unWnI1&nted sLd unjust 10 rhe public
who DO rot xisa 70 be Anccxtu with "naancl.l
noftor1. other than tnose Of strictly le1ttimatt
character.
, 1870-01-13

NFW YuHk .... -
PEW foHs. Isa 1s-CoE1cs1Favor huver :,eale. Of
lktb l..es at 4tss tvf 1415d:iax nal.uda.
nEE4pE4rf7sLs!r'rI- Il re- ~ htls heavy And
asHc wei .sfs Ge h!. q - sAat IS for tnrtf-
S5flteia lar = Z. Netteru: &3.ssG+5:0 for uhitc
f@.t ef'tn: "a aNaais ~ ro1od hoo2 Ohio: tATtA
f inducing Ito brlJ fpr e1pn,t At as 35 delivered
Fyr cur rttt and he>yF: sales .to bris cea5
Ct!n Etst 9Eist Wheat henry and 1e lover: no re-
trriak: s'.2zaI1tb for No, do. The
i.te; rs'ee iet fhaec e deaTs1ta iot Wnser
Wttttf1: El4e sbT white Mttttga Sic for white Dzl
t.a Eoru 1fx2 &c I,yry and ulnsc setyc: sales of 40
y + s!csai 4 M 81 ns5ed Ms.t.Ep IN tore; -.
-Feeetls 80 ha; heavy .ee toweti aal.s Of 2l,0oo
bp A. fge lot h9tfein: ard s{9ke ta1 stase
GEocInUs-Rec1 tnl- Q,dte~ drm. Sugts. st.A1y;
t.lc. q e hha. Guh. as too hoI.s HAvena
qaM 81 eset = o * pt = SeH Of
s,1 Ia ~, II II tos esaae. and ste
Hnnst6n;st ~ .6n s."
~ we sa9o p Is t t2f @ aoss. -.
, 1870-01-13
MARINE:IMT ELLIGENCE.

IMPORTANT 70 AAR1NRns. Through the polite
peas OF Commodore J, P. McKtntuy, Lighthouse
lntt< ctnt OF the Eleventh Dl.trlcr We are tnform-
et ihat lighthouse had been erected On Cana
the vesr COST OF lafe Michigan, when viii Be-
l.ented uEon The opening ot ,he navigation in the
tpt,nV: The apraratua Wli be Of the thuu order,
lase level liked white light. which should be
seen nom the deck Of 4 vessel q. a.ttB:auce OF IT
h.a.uts M lles Tns color Of both tower and keep
SlmuItaneoullJ with the lighting Of this, sta.ton
rauRcnqhts TO 9usde into RaJlera Harpor viii be
s1n1nttsa; "a aod ne present Basieys Aazoor ligns
kanse lighu have been erected TO guide tn,o the
latter naspor, On .hs vest COST q Lake Mich:
Navigation u the tpt1s g. The range Lights are
t!snsted i'ttle norsh Of the village Of Bayley'a
Ha1eort and Tear north y degrees west on enter
tn2 the halboF. The 1rcn1 lgnt dxa1 red, and ia
thown.from wooden to1er pam Ell while, at an
elevation Of = 1eet above lake level. The rear
light ts dXtd white, ard ia exhibited NON wood
leet above Lake level The distance between the
two lights Ia 600 ;eel To enter the narpor: A.
Tour nAes distance bring The lights IN range, and
Snw RakaE.-At the 1ntp-yard Of Hitchcock L
Gibson, bnnalo. crstclass barge Is being built,
Sc 70 On tae e q
or Lumber. Her dimensions are: 1sd feet kee1, 3
feer beam, and IL feet hold
ineebted to Captain Wu. W,Ii,an.. Marine Ia
srecor for str following .st Of vessels laid up
the port Of Osuego for tue winter Of ls6o-s0:
TugS-HAta AelviD, Geo. s Dodge, Charles r.
Mcfsr, Fulton, CRUSADER. Lady Franklin, Fred D.
Wheeler, Majur Dara-S.
BarleJonn B,eden, j. S. Austin, Talliehta.
8rtgs-Ncw YORK, Fleur ce Maria, Queen Of The
North, LucJ J. Clssk-4.
seheont5f-Wellaud, Cararche, S. J. Lun, n.
Stalser, sl,light, Forest Qneen. Russiap. Govern
O.. Cottiean. courttandt, Onward, car. J. $.
Carl, D. Mclnnis, Morning Light, Geo. {. F1nney.
1 Wells, Margaftt Dali, Marion Ea2an, Wm.
Sardessop. Paruico, j. L. nartzelI, Trenton. Ret
Rover, Mary OGofa an, Emperor, Elk, Nm. u.
Ogden. Acot tas, Trinidad, Lsii:e Parsons, }. Nc
Gee, Geo. Goble, Delos De Wolf, rhslarppe, White
SSaual, J. $; R'chaIdr; J. E Gilmore, J: r: Mott,
wes,ap, LAu stea, Coquette, Austral!st Volunteer.
L sbjclaluBa. Olive Brsnc1. Senator Blood, Carl
tcD, A. Ford, II. L CoEins-3L
Sevr Seato"t1s-Kockaray. Masters, Ntnett2
-
Slcer*-s 2. Brady, cora-a.
Barges-iiocbeloga, C6ampiaiu-A
Stuir Sf<.F tsteaDtW bile Ratef-L
RtcdWtutats"n-TDgs. S; barks, 5: brtHs, 4;
fctooLers, a; seoW tchooners, 3; tloors, 2;
barees, .; scow s|ooP, l. Total, U,-osEt3as
7tmtx.
, 1870-01-13
The Income Law Dead ns Kecnrds
TnxAtson.

Hn generally tnovn that the t1coue law e1-
PRES BY ltmltaSon sns year, bat the F9tlacelnata
Letotr cais attention 70 some III pnrtaus matters
col EG cted the1ewi vhich do no. aFpetf 70 be
rDces1tooo oy enrporafols pa1iug coupons hnd
interest due on January i. lssD. The l2r Al II
stAld4 1eguftes retrrn Of nl icconies for the cal
Il car yesr Up to December 81, aud provides that
in The Ie1r euece edlt March and April toe tax
shall te zssefstd aId Collected No losses E1s-
ta.red telore sf,eE The calendar yexr be al
loEeo, NOT csa ncy iccu1 received outside 81 the
cAlebd2r year te Uade ameu8hle TO 1ns tar. Now,
The income laE Il virtually dead a. regards tax
sttoD :or Is7D. and Will 90 remain miles, Concas.
BY leS SHlat1op. StyeS II tew life; and get I'LL The
canal ard ra!.Cad companies pasitg conpous and
interest dre on 1ae LIST dRy OF JarnarJ, 1870.
are ceducurg the tax as req1,red Hhc1 the
law WIS IN eonup1auce. THIS l clearly
HrorF. Thofe coupons and thus interest ere Eot
l.sne 10 tax ucder any OF the psov1Hons OF the
ext+,1cc tncorre act, ard By no t1le OF ftght Or
n nson can the orc per cent Tux be deducted from
tie Account due 6uppose Con9eses sbould not
re-eEact the laT, ca, there be my q1estson that
the companies will be ltaele 10 boudtodess lor the
Amcunt withheld. All Hlr companies paJtrG ia.
tsrffts due alter the elst Of December, 1859,
should ACT as II thera whs no income Law. hnd II
the7 withnold tie tax ehould not let 1t
psss from tntu control 10 that Ct the govern
ment: for tic Almost unircItal opinion IS that
they viii hnve to pay the bondholdf1s tue full
an omit. It's 70 answer 10 say 1tat the Income
secured In the taN year tndlrE with December,
and iht retore msy be deducted January l. tor al
the rulings and cee.slons On that point have been
construed et1tc1y m to &te TINS Of tie receipt OF
income s. well a. to the time Losses were actually
reAI1tc, or separs ac'nally made and paid.
, 1870-01-13
TERRIBLETRAGEDYlN KANSAS

Il Dcspcrndo Shoots nud instantly
IAiits 1isS FAlncr.tc-I.axx, Al.
tcmpse 10 Murder IflA Wifi, mud
E1tlIa Himself.
From the Efnrrr7a Ifibnte
On lest Snncay eyeIirK The usually quiet ham,
let Of n1za.', in chass c. MY. %, tne tesne Of
have inst ltarre cd from Nj. IT. II. Hoover, = DRY
ELLds ns h.tf " That pLice- 49,.
Scott, os,cs LscL hslo, the murderer. vas n the
rahst q K1eys!s sbuElpg LIS vile ua Sunday be
carried his brutality to sCcn NJ extent that his
Mte vas con lttco to t.e 10 the house q ol Mr.. .s
tarda tbIdr. He FAD lLocktd csr doWa oId
o,hsreite u.rdtsnty abused her. Htr father.
dsurhteT, scs ont Is = 1seou, aeconFan,ed BY
, ou1 nnn BY rte nane Of Columbus Darts, 10
!.hc ter to his hoae: ana Il Wss "asls Eeasng
darahl.r had taken refuge. teas Scott
ilttahtly Iii Mr. To,nt. Nj. DAVIS inu cdi.tc.
er. Who hst a.kc, wlthuot effect fortunaf!F, fted
athot al hIti,. Ife nu1dertr Eat aged 70 break
eaa5 1iem NJ, l,ay,, So 1t oses froeeedsd 70
1trnil a:ien q I'liii his wife. Timely nd way
1T Ear d, Brd tht dt ofs std w!n!oss we're fa1.
III t:s vile. snd awaIc .hat tnn ne,shbosnood
would ecoo be atoE=ed, sbaL doned the e1o1t aad
II The tine Ct the ureer, the src.ter rort,ou
Ct lie Eecp Of The nbtnlet we're wtrn'pptrg In
the Church lear IT,. Lnt 'hty vera ,ooo ap-
{TN q ol Tue Ll00ct 0se0t SEQ ~ O0Cf IOalJ pGI.
EtEB wire IN psfsais OF The nu1de1eF.
To atd 10 Tic horror Of the tragedy, as roam as
Nr Tons was r. Ct, tue borres { &C 'ne t7E5tene1
SID 1su away. III fell ,afo tee waToo red, ncd
Ills 1'fe!ess boey carried q! Wild tpeed By the
lllt hieI I'd 1el,es conliccsable distance
The 1orrdenr, bcirR SO closely press~d ~ nc
oGctrk nEd cit!zepf, on Monday Ut, ht KILLED hlc,
se,l 1t his Dotntr house, When Informed !har
ii.ua,ea Of ITO nou.e hat they sag he vas no!
tacrc, tut itey, tea11rg the pnsEG!pg party, to.a
him itcs Eutt say >e wsR. HavsrE 10 hops Of
efvare, Le p'Aced 10 hts nFrnst Aud ntcd tire raIe
weePnn with Which ne had sil't his tAtaes tE.i2w.
E1l:HE tinfe1f almost tnttsntly. Thus e.dtd
terrific and shocking accident.
, 1870-01-13
American Railway Property Held
in England.

WIN 1Ae exception OK the Illinois Central.
Y vhch pa5a vel1, and Rhcss shares are at par,
what American railway las done Us good al an
inFls'me1t: RatlWnjs IN America generally pay
well - We , ao nos dlsnuse ne 1sct, out the ra-
nulle,p. We held none Of their Like Saore
read oi their HrTe trainc. add hah dlside1d., but
bod noLe: or onIy some so al traction Of their
th1rta The lump!ng Dividends They earn 70 Into
the rapid tnclta.e in tne wealthy ciaases
Of An elica- Tne!f railways pay handsome
", atc, ss the tnne time, icEd powerful assist
ctrntEy. The Two exceptions 10 which we have
a,e The Erie ard the atlan;,s Gfea. Western.
tuep p!@ cpal15 htid by Ai.trlcaEs We know not
Al tts on elt tie Il ass Of tse Ahlcs arI sald 70
be II ,hs cou1rs, %le Il "a cesta,n,y ony IN late
The Atlantic, / Gteat Western the other
III ssiaaP as aas tstn tnsn'Ay squs held up,5; =
1rEarc. and ia s1esItst nG7oItane Appeals :t
10 fhrc been ,hst II vas leased to the Enc Com.
mad The net 1esenue Of The Atlantic L Great West.
eaIoa IEs ssnse gns1ee Is mat tas AianiIc /
10 d.sleend, bot ii Keeps the leaei Atian,Irc tx I
Sfss' %ss sss Mtss1 IT, & e a6sS RsnS ap @ A1
!aLte Gseat western Also II the
ssns sa't tkuff As INT ~ We can learn The cause
II int-tLc Ene ls maiieG IL road splendid
LONE ~ 70 ne SIsaa MesL ~ wants ~ surpns ts!-
enue i0f loaa :Mptosements' snd - me Aiianic
company retain 1hti ret earnings, we MAJ assume
t6tt 1nofe 1eseI ne pIotts 70 the way Of the Etea
own PROFITS. Thls Eay be al very une for tuo
hntflcAtf, tut Is II quite just toHtrus Tue Engiyh
Folders OF the secuiiles Of hate two lines the Eng.
u u bt'rK TIER p.1tcipal Lu!1erss What wou.d
" Ant.'cats .sy 4 Se ,lcased them in nse
Z hLtt1s Ltt an E1Rl1h lanEsy pay ueser go
well, t1 an Erf!Hh SECURITY Lever u good, the
an sHcaEs Eoola cIy. "ozce bitten tw:ce shy"
Atd inls Eile a.lef cotCnue much logger, II
NC afe dtte our Or Enc dlsidcnus snu cut Of Cur
AtaLNG Gitat Netlstn lhfetets, We may he
sccft CO! a. 70 otner American ttcarlt!ea- EsG1
ire nse-tWenNea may 1eel it-HsrHp7fh.s JoRFAal.
Az Mefe gaeftlons ate easly anss ettd: The
snlo q GftIt M mGs'eln Was nuLt y Eae!isa
VIII /. ELsSn eapiIa ana nanet EGssn
nat aecheII Lf satoies OF e 1peGse,' IL e1eep'
, 1870-01-13

VII be commenced 1t On earfy day. We ara en-.
Aeled 10 1ay. al4o, tohs Messra. J4y Cooke 4 Co.
snd ~ E,W. Clark GO. hare uodeti.ken 10 proT1ue
There arc tnree trpjects for ccuoect,tg Mtane
sPnla. Mlnp.. with the Fort Dodge coal mtues b5
rsnroaG. 0ns "a o. 4 rozd d3ec. truu Aiune-
apoiis t!a hhakopee, Carver. Chsstt, WasecA, VII
H.nt ana Albert Lea, 10 Fort Do1ge THe Aecood
4 oy : road from hlnnespols to Seakooee.
.ne1Ss q. On sns stogx ciY Road TO M."kato, thence
Fort Dodge, The ihtd e bJ ! road ron Mime.
spohs 70 Shotopee. thence 10 MAntato on mo
S,oo1 CITY Rcad, 'heece r1o We3,s to Fors Dodge
Q. pear Wutou, and running 70 Wells, tnence 10
, 1870-01-13
TIE CAREER OF MRS. PATTER-
son,
A hemnfkabfo Narrative OF Decep~
tt0n and CFcdu1.ty.

ttOn and CFcdu1axy.
From fhs f1otideaoe Journal Jan.7.
INC folo wing story tulutene3 perhaps one OF the
most extraordinary ln.sauces Of credluty and de-
cep1l0o on record In tte criminal annals Of lhe
about .no tnese eInaoidnsl9 sa1e
tetn pa1e has 1or keYtrM JeAFs pecn unfa-
sornhly Apown to many Of our business CON.
eomnEhst peculiar and iaoompfenensloie, ade
has not been subjected TO = criminal prosecution.
on AoDoay Light lastt 3 womao. named Mrs.
s1iect, End known ns hard-Eotxing, Struggling
WIDOW with family, called at the residence OF
one OF cur pEnc.pa! citizens. ard requested very
wife After some hesitat!on she was granted AZ
sudience. The lady did NOT 1t urss 1ecolecs her
visitor, but On her mentioning one Of the lsdyts
neyolens regard. Mrs CiaEy then asxed
NJ NJ sasa ID IL ss~ ,as os ata nd R.'stsSs ~
sna urged the question again, receiving similar
y@sGss @ FHk. j: NJ % ans.srea IL taat tISs sns
lnen ne great msn,pn'a1oE q Erle By repusa.
1on "a snS Sa4 sad gora1 Of n%
n1e. similar question ahort Jay Gould elected
a denial Of any acquaintance with that Wal
" c9s shst Do s1Es aot n! snoH
FltI. or Gou.d !" Sas tnen went % On to i1 lei tss
following remarkable tale: About year
sa' a II &c cea Seaa On 1MGS H. hfF Fenus4 name
colored Homau. hait.d1ezssr, ,lVtng on Dem
street and friend Of Mrs Crasy't, and stated
several mNIiona ol dollars IN securities which
we1e cent Eo1h dur1lg the war, and were ia
danger q cotnseat.on b the government. For
ter rights poolcly, hut Hsasis. FIX aud Guid
were hef fr1eneA HeIc ms-a9,ng a1tirn for her.
aod nsa ssn; Of Mo1e{ @ Eagasd On se
being ,olos vas a. Intimate friend 81 hsss'
that she had oItsn % 1aa he i pleasure S Of CO... CO..
Serstns With her. Further, Ar1. Patterson had
esla That Nh. bad room 10 her hoRss, in
FEE aLd Gould about twice ese1y week. Daring
her stay at Mrs, Fenne1's house, Mts- Patterson
she wed ncr tEo LETTERS Ing to be letters Of
city to Governor Bufnhde. Upon one OCCASION
Lass tur neE Mfs. Patterson represented to Mrs.
Fekaet that hhe bsd j1tt been married ut Governor
MI Qtcn, Nj. AcCombs, nnE t6as sae marriage
"a 10 &c fept 4ectet for the present until she came
ilio Possession Of her estaies and that Governor
lp1ii er lhformed the lsd5 that lie and Nra Fcli-
Bustcn On last Monday night On busiuess cor
nected with her alleged property. She stated thst
10 verify the tru;h Of PasteEsona asseft ons about
had been watched AID obstrred 10 60 frequently
IL the horte ca1a 70 the reishbolhood OF the uau-
sioh whtre the slleRed sne met ter baukera
ME- Pattesfon had been boarded ny Mrs. Fen
ner cutlag the last sixteen noutha. without
tue latter receiving any con pe1satton there
'o3 except Il ~ ;re, asd she VS. H.
nopey TO The e31ett Of abuut 3t,too. TIE
wemsn had made laylsh promises to b0:h OF hun.
dIed.:oo 1eHards to be dispensed when she
Eou1c co1Ee Ito Tree possession Of her millions
Mrs. Crafl q mlld 1t lecgtn became an1lons on
the Euttect, and she determined to CO on MtA
asess.a sS Ihs t.ntn q state
dtLtal Of Ary kuoEledRe OF the aualr Seemed to
, 1870-01-13

The Hocnr ston HLl Lfatsr OF The io:n says:
he ccn1act LOT the COL suuet:on Of The Ls'ny-
nelu Lafa1 elte, II dtax D. 10 the lnos tn:e Inc,
r = x awarded by Tic Dur ciuss % A. .. Cui-
yer d 70. Af. CulSer Was ftrne<iy peEtnIeld-
81 sf re 1Gr.srti,e, New Albany ChIcsgo kaI-
wac: Ae 10 associated with A1chlg2a nru OF
shtpt p.e eehe. Hno together will put The road
1lCIe." - NA4~ @@AN~-. f1
16c , GoTc;toE Ct 1t!rreso.a has received tele-
Irsct ior tic eont tt,ucnon OF he c,,t ,ection cf
NE NtIthsin T. PeSnc 1sAuroad, between Lat1 S1-
pellof nLa IL. lnEtr, tas teen s,Rt Cd. aud t1at
Is Tittunf o. tbe oh ttys: "Wa nAre be fore US
Ee fss ~ Oh NJ tsoie inr Contract which tecurez
the lrldrE OF The ho1th'sn P1r,ac Railroad,
4tislxd, sest d, and detssrsd,' and WHO cotIoo.
orsue opr 1ogmex ssetrtton that lte rotd IL TO be
built tne psesens tt4kon 70 hbd Mver, aud that Il
, 1870-01-13
CE1CAGO DAILY MARKET,

WEDNESDAY Evening, Jan. Il.
ss!et Of R:an fto1r. All psGriso1s vii L- f.Iad
cts the go nf toEl.erc..I anJ I'll. esaiu III Ill
!cfh thefwite +12- -e-sed.
BITIER heerttta. 9s5 E.: .rhsp?cf, aoae. Th-
trtr KIT mains auief. md prices ws:e with u
Lhtie. de1ry. sed-1c; fiji good tub nrd KIN so.
&c; 6 E'am Il ksa1c+. latrsor.
4tc: Il wi.ttn a. tsEe; Fn:t ftt, t3xe; L .d ~ A.
Gao: Great fst. 4sc: An,rrc4n A. 4Ic: Anhr,seoc-
s't, &c: Eii&u sunacs. b. &c; bs1lsp.' "e
hE.E-Pr;e.. tzvc advanced III the Fat. aud
the uak.t kese IL onE.I. 10 c,1aetutnee No chanse
n.!at.Ise,y urHsrd. VIZ quote: sew York f.e.ovy.
lstasts; Milois fAtt1rE, lsSl-: Western AetefFc u
.CVAL-1Ec csal T .1ket again qai-t to-day: hut
the feene tevtl ,Tcd tf tiprc.f. at Prices
Htir sNsis nIs atnnnd 1c:ftt our .Iat ~ toy
bIesthr.s. satets Y 70; Ksie and ni.r HUI. = oo4
9to; Ptstrus gh- Cherry ires" taooas 70. Qhtppe-
W. ~.ne6s, Y ~ Hdfe. and "oS Bank. a'I'' nnn-t4
CCFFkE-Hc.,7e.su VA. iaittr active, 2od quotations
we're atesdy. Is io!lo"s:
5lsc
oAsEt 5ly4c
1IH 1uth isio
IIlme 70 4aA
n:1fct -: :;sts ia1iy nes, Ia
r,ie. He7e t.ay:. khiTxsnnsc. iass: ialox e.tes.
i:s: 4: s ~: s ! %isS '.' w.
ii q siip: s ~ IT =. iii s. Az ii Il Iii Il
~ ~ sl*li t: !! ~ - II ll.si 81 av ~ SIT 50:
;nsa & d! 4 + q = :: = 1!sttat II T.
e ~ ~ ~. ~ 81 snd % AZ s1assstSs;
FGGe-h hensa.n sosIrasaiveiJ s.ead< At 34aa-c for
lft AID 1t S{Gk1lf 31F IFERfrFt6.
, 1870-01-13
Asysf, = cor Of uubbard 81, { I, 20 7+I0x

hsJsf. n = cor Of Hubbard 81, e I, 30 7+lO1
ll6 r; Jan. 10. .-.....:..-.. ,.....-..-...
r. <A11s1 II. Nth other pfopetts: Jan. IL.
AT 1oto y ssax II Of Thirty .shisd It, asK
lS2 ft: Jsh- ...--...................
uutle1Eelo ., 31b II Of Twansy. nlnth u,
", 35xtoo II: DEC. Northumberland. 30.
Adams u cor q DearDoro 81, . T. GH
nsSh II except Dearpnrn st}; Jan. H..
Ca1un e ~, 80 Il u OF Twenty fourth q,
v l. bo11as It: Jan. 10....,.,......,..... /
Latfay ee q, 40 I: . Of North evy Y I, Sa1iS3
IL NOV. Is. 1867. 6c9.........-....,......s.
SOUTH or CITY LiX1ra.
Cot'eE Grove nv, = Y cor Of Fnty-seoood
81 ~ acres: jan. I. ...........-........ !
Cottage Grove ~, = cor OF F1ftJ-seoood
st. 10 Acress Nov. q. 1862. ............. !
Adams IT, 3 cor Of Chestnut H. v I, 100I
H0 r.: Msrch IS. 1868. 668........-...-.......
Late1ey 1t, 119 It OF Forty. third It, wi,
1a91so03 II; Dec. II, 1ssa................
+ p II, Lo- 8, Block 3, In MltkA' cub OK Lou
Is AID 1s, IN Sec II, 2s, II east; jan. g..
WEST or CITY LA1I9.
Chalotte It. Is It Of AAm1e It, 4 I, xdI
lesH II, with e5x1AK It on Adelaide st;
SNu- ~. -.-'-..s............
West Lake 81, q Y cor Of Hortoa g. 81 .
acres: Dec ~, 1852. ...... II
Sorth Az. l,s2l It r OF Genesee ~, und u =
or 70 acres; Dec !. 1859. 2: