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, 1870-11-19
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Parker and Rudolphe---Another Four
Handed Game.
Pigeon Sh0otlpg.--InternRtlonal
! Medal.


ANOTHER ropR.pANpkD MATCH fRorosHp.
A Ph.iadelphlAnt stoupinG Temporarily IN the
city, % JeateIuay happened IN 1t DatJ's Eau,
where, in tho course OF 4 conversation with
Rh,ntk, the former expreased q willingness
to match kcltus and Victor Essepne, Of
Philadelphia, against Parker and Rhiaes. in 4
fuut-eREd coutcay At French carpma. TIE promo
ait1on wA6 at once accepted by Rhtnes, who, wish
ParAet's Cooperation and approval, now stands
rtstJ 10 gtve the PnilAAelphlA party their cno!ce
Il thome'aud-home match for 500 . eide each
game, one TO be played Ia Philadelphia and The
, o1heI In Chicago; or, single match TOT $500 or
fl tlue, 70 toas fot choice Of cites or To g1ye
u take exPeLbes. Both Parker and Rnines arc
wsru for match with the two Quaker City ex-
per 8, ana the la.ter wifi nnd no I'm :ulky In con-
tnp 70 r. iva W1lh thefu- More Will probably be
head OF 1t anon-
may oe feahfded - Fixture IA Chicago for at
1tn>l two yeSEs 10 come that being tue ter n +
wh ch re mas leased the niteen-ball pool ,ablo In
tha ~ nense Ie = hall now being erected by Elee-
mA0 Co.
IAK CHAMPIONSHIP,
tusns ont that The announcement contained
IN TIE TRisUSE. Of Yeatcriay, eB to the arropCr-
u c'.t o. the tue and place fIr the forthcoming
champtonsaip match. was The dtst lnttmalton re-
Ts. ~ sS9 aaa 1Esa sos
70 act patke. expresses ulmseu a. entirely sst-
isaea with the a9reement reached and win at
htadauar1eis vii be II Dot1a HaiI ' Tns fol1oW. w.
ing tieus are eont1incd ID the New Yotk HSrid Of
| I. q 111h INST: -
Rado.phe having accorded him the privilege o{ MIN
Ing any Of fourteen specified ctt1 to DE eIclo.
! E:on .. ChiesKo aud Cleveland. frank Parker, the
AR So s1pet. Mno Aia.s y PoA9e.s himself Of tho
rn rrausst 81 5nh ecea T. aToe,nnan M a A.Stss
Lame DresmhT IL FarFer1 asition ~ f.,er+Mns. M
vtry X ncf1Iy cooroepsed n e1ieusted to inearn
In, iuonious nse,t Nilher player TtridfnE there
npewe1!al Gttmuut to partisanah(p wM be faekins !.
Itaso.pne u A'8cy 1t ssvo1te for this match.
I sHS aaS tEE Nno &1oW luSnSo ne aaktnS
IsIstx IF ii:ft knTn wh.<h T.T ~ y 1e Hd
I cbaf,ft4 being 10 pooriy thouRht al AZ fnnTr1Jan
Mefah that be ehsenesd for the cue n order 70 ahut
Jpfepa D11n ont lbs incorrect ls friends had fos
estc tEftkoed 2 A3e4 hlnl tn competition fos
ny p ne t taneo ~ r. tesponse e tee
fsJed ,oF the eehampiooshpIS 70 cesIeaso Win
ncl c& nzich On ithl" There "a eous dsfabie 4isao
pointmeni thst Dion was thus dtsa1Tni from replaytn.
Nnao3gae And hsnee TIC tnttmafton that PAIksf hsa
/ "1ueie sFooa L. u nts ! moys .s,~ ,,,,.
Rndnlches a31s- - 80 ~ ~. ~ ~ N
rsut Il 1ny rsnnn of 1tafd1 la shs nm NJ eSn 3.
asts h41in1 breu eerrpted b. grille Dion meet
ing toek plece II the otice Of the Spirit ~ 1tss
tsstEsd25 Ior the OF s5rznEtnx the pruAmtn
NC 13n ~ en- bang. aad dudley kAyan*Sh . tst
isi5. aban11 t P S y - = y ~. II
tic f.ehi oT ehoer hi nion desTin1 ~ ron.rt n.
hrnther Joesp6. Declined snd viii x1e iii suIWer 70
dag.
uaxs IN NKw YoRK,
| NEW YoRx Sov 1a-At billiards tonight Gar
Akr beat Cyralle Dion 1,002 sgainst CSC p6inH,
, 1870-11-19
PoGTTrvE5ALE-

-Fo9A = = -
r., ,ecorut Of deYartasc. rew swo&fnT tsa5ac
r,Nsii;nr sn wentwosth-av n arstjoa. bv TAA1EA,
CURLY co. ana onesFe e1eM r. - - II -: ,,ot m
a ssjesreo.a, Ao II lstbSintt VII b reta; t,or.
- eTfss ieet. h0ust. txestr trAne and hasenaees.
n@si, sont.1ninss eesa' rsn'stta g >,
.,srynr reymept Of ulfztEAkt nota e S3h due Sua
Il Is.s @ s1snct to Be pad eEtdtt u oae yeAf
, 1870-11-19
Baseball.

t ITE1f BAL1S. =
The Etra 8nd 1avzire Cluos each INDUCED In 4
r sud anhual ball lat evening, the former a.
1 Bcth nero well attended, and passed OF pleas
| andy. ..-..-
| ANNOUNCEMENT.
Ame etinR OF the GARDEN City Club wilt be held,
| thls evening, at Turner Han. On West Twelfth
Etrfet.
, 1870-11-19
SUBURBAN. real E8TATE.


StUK sALh-htNaDA LE-1HH MET BEAuEl-
4 fuI sut attractive sut n1b Of CE!ra&o- nraEy O
feet Abors the 1evel sf he with the finest nddu
laons rvc secu R7epe.ty 1osd By tho inatCAd Of
tie foot IT " RHsazd iaciltiet sa.e9i,a]s Ptiess
pf,cca. smy, aud es IA nspott1ttsn examine FRO
perry. arply 10 GHAA. h. tuLAAS. or IL +. WALK
kk, IL NA binE1oa.et~
E,OR SkLE-EORTH W ANSION GROVE LOTS.
Il Money zavxnted t5r h1i td1n8- Ekhrch md schoot
huuse And f,sFs uNSz bo1l e. OhANuElLOR L.
JkAkh, s1l C1Atket~
T7OR SALE-AT RNOLN WEQD-FINE BUILD
T Ing lut1 42uO ese- Tw entEon. daily PASSENGER
teains zach way. Fata We. HELbuAD CO.. ~
, 1870-11-19
~. Hor Fisd, i SAeT, / Ratr.
Night preced'E| .-..::..t;;,-v-,;-.... Z. To- pm
II m. 80 y. VIZ
RI, m. &.1 H. W.
Sb,m. ] z9.t< NV. &. ID l3Caee.
xIyIA1CAK ALNANI


CaiG.oo, Eov. u, 1s'o.
Fun Eipcs 4. NJ Moon rites......- ~
6on set1 - p. tctA 71s p. M
, 1870-11-19

Nm ~ :sg:;:3; Ed IL. "a, ~s1s IT.
ior N Inc zsnre, w1taour any eonsrset tor axsd
conpensst1on, md il goods pasEnased eJ ~ pso-
ceeda Of the lomt lanor q me hasoa1d N ana VIC
w,ica separate property. and 1t Mas not shown
Snrcas,es fnsu tic articles m.gnt b saSen on e.
eca;ion xaainst the husband. ard ,hese could Be
no recoTtrJ.. Verdict 1or defendant.
IN 1es seasso1e!sy a ssse q nc ersssasi 1as
stock bought BY. p's,n1tn pfior 70 heT
marriage :, w'h :. ~. Simon. Win her own
after her marriage IN her own NAME, and for der
oKn benefit, then she could recover to tae exteaf
Of sas nTSann s5 a. stoe s!taousa she tusand y
Owed ne deo1 TT which the Judgment vas ren-
deted and execution Issued. Bur II abe and her
room of WHICH MS used Is s.,e 10 M N %s,cs .Sn1 Se
did bnaness together, he devotuR hia tiuae and
staenttn 70 he business. aud II tho ktocI Vas
the peonu Of Tie business the neT 70 ID oe.ax 70
,!saaxn,shsd. a. I'd iae ala.esad rsoeiyed
,ae property liable 70 10 tsIsn O. eHeea
taon against the husband. So, II the goods 0crc
!etaed upon by tho Sheriff to sa1safJ such an exc
cutiou. t0eu toe goods should be returned 70 the
nand to use al his ,iune and attention Ia mana9-
Il III !S "a
vices, but be!nK SUPPORTED. 1. well as hla wife,
from ihe pEnrn Of The business. she also relying
rFen bis sltn 400 ludgment IN tie conduct OF the
business. then ttc stock Of obs became 1espon-
sible for the aebts OF the husband.
A the next term ESoyembef) Of this court,
which opens oh Monday next, no new trial caien-
.lat Hin be made up. 1'he call On Morday morn
ing will commence where the Joty lrascs it his
da5. epec1al etutst hI5 Issued tar aevcuty-lwo
Jurors 70 be brought ln on Aonday, 10 allowing to
each af the common Law branches Of the coua at
present slttlnE Two complct. panels.
ALLEGED lATk0rEK ARREST DY 1 CHILD.
Julia Halsen ~ her next ftttnt Hana = Henry
Stsphe2A Action On the cz4e instituted. TdtS fs
an action TO fccnIer for an alleged Wtungfu1 pr >sr-
cution. cppfds was sued OUT. Tue Ktn Juut
declares, by ner sfndav1t. that on the ain oay Of
November LAST, the defendant prucured her aercst
Ahe was Inlly discharged.
MECHANICS L1EK.
Henry Curtis '. William Hndson, OF Iaoesville.
Petition 10 otclare and enforce mechanics len on
lessshoh .ne.fst in Los 3, Block ., Il O.
stu0es Subdivision, In AstotM Addtt on, IN the
Northwest frseuonhl quarter OF Section ;, ~ II
esst D. m., ana !ecttfying establishment
iaCtEOn.
, 1870-11-19

Meteorological record fr November IS, 1870, a
rcrorted By J. g. Lsng9uth, Jr., opnctnn, III
Aandolph sneet, correspondent Of the sm.tason-
IAN Institute. The small letters are the inin .@
"d1y," "moIst atmosphere" train," and
AMoW:r
, 1870-11-19

aa1 South etKfe-kf.-
r1JATTkl. lIOMTlsA1E SALE
~ H1f1frs &, ttnk1, txo toEa oxnFcN Hsese Gen
A,s = o. the FrtIrlAes- this day. sAtaroaY II 10
H., wsh99Sbb 99SbbTsH. T. 1uuX { pos Ass*&Gssss.,
, 1870-11-19
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.

ACoton , In Colorado.
movement, We understand, Is On foo tiu this
CITY, 10 organize new colony TO start q set.ic-
= n, IN Goorado. The success If the town OF
Grce1eT, On tht Denver tsc'nc EHas, about haM
way t-tWe Denver and III Jenne, II 50 remark
aale the tActs OF the gtt valnt uf the Plsns tr
hstr 20 iSr,h ia IN lis aad dsass psperss s1ve ~ ~
tracsAd 90 mucn att. ntton that tht plaos eor d
Sthst Go'enys sotntwheIe On ne Gacno q Poui.e
ne learn, te room perfected. A suumber
Ct Jourg ,usn IN This CITY, anxious fur c8t.er
open 10 them neic, are determined 10 emulsts inc
example Ut the Gfeeley culoutsss. Taat TOWN.. In
Maj last, I'd no -x:ssence, and IT now has not
asS hopses. nn,.ned q n process Of buildias.
The ta>f alhi &c In tta tftaAuty Is over o0 be-
slhes atout s35o0 due It for town lots s:d water
pTts7'ea.s. TIE tsnd IL Its Immediate Deixhbor-
hood IL a',e:d3 t;re1ted By q canal nine mica
in length, and suother, thtEtJ miles long, Will oe
e. Hpr =. ~ I9i nalI. and VII furnish 1ater for
r sulta Of system OF co-opeEa,loo, BY which
tho original nact Of land was purchased and the
canals dnR. bas which ooes nos at all inIesfsrs
With the Independent oWte1ahlp md occupation
Of town lots and the culttvs1ion Of farms Tae
falnrr pays TAX tut the water which is TINS
nsst s. akoD raise The wondeIf1I ciops uhcn yeaIs
Of experience on such tandl 10 Eotred0 nave
shoun To be aps1'ntels certain Bur beside axti-
ssnE-raisinR, ard The plonts Of This business are
well II OWL. Facts of this sort, fortified by
1:ures, aud 1he 1ema,Aaole statistics OF Colorado
new co.! ~ aid they a;s. In few day., TO he prc-
seated at public meeting.
inflammation Desired.
MT. T. II. AyetI left her residence, No. ~,
West Washington street, yesierday, at halt-past
p. H., aid has not since netn beard from. The
mental co.dltton Of Mfe. A., for some time past
alarm, and any Information concerning her vii
be Z 1T fully nc.ived BY her fac4ilJ- "A ubera
, 1870-11-19
REAL Fl TATE WANTED.


VAnTRn-A HOUSE, WITH THREE. OH ARrER
M tcfe ltt n EItin az Aasnrn lp 5ehe1se [o- tssat
HALE. l&4 AAeitou at-R loom !.
ITANTtp-A GHDlCh FARM IN AxtHA9CK
w for lote a. af festnK Park Win Tfs-sosa ra1h
u F. HALE, lts M-tiaonAt, Room
14YAN1KD-HKAL YsTATK-1N RxCH AXGE
" for h. tel nf ~ .oAo eeHtd on ra!eaa sG mules
efeAs. MUNsUN q: WhtTNkA. ~ .LaSata%t..
Soon r.
, 1870-11-19
AMVHEA1EN1A.

AMDAE&d[Q18s
KELLOGG CONCERTS. y
' HISS CLARA L0ulSK
KELLOGG
Respectfully snnounces
GRAND FAREWELL Matinee,
AT FARWRLL HALL
Saturday, Nov 10,
A.4Isted BY the wo1ld-unowued Piaai's-
Mr.. James NJ. Wehi,
And Lbs dE.tinsnished voeatasA.
Mr.. Vim. Macdonald and
Signor a. Randoih.
Mr. GEO. ". .DFeetof.
TIcKETS-One Dslar. No extra charge fof Resefvsd
se1ts. For .ale 1t the Boz oaee. Fssen Hall ensy.
frotn T. n. 10 & p. =. daily, On and aftsi fHday.
III ebyeet E sse man.s.3TE 3 to s'7o sae
1ts Gfxpd Plano e.ed 4 u W. keo9f9s oonnsE@ is
Wsbef. cor. Nilh-av. and Sixteeuth4I, s<w Yosk.
Oocrs cptH ut 20; cnnmence 1t ]. IL
THtjH r. TIRHHf3AlA Bp1tRfF1 AERfEEt.
, 1870-11-19

II 1858 be vxs chosen Presidsn6,l elec.or
Il Tbs Twelfth Congressional Dn,r;e. T stlls
, 1870-11-19

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALk-UK k1oHANGE-A FINE FRUIT
d and stotk laEn Chicago: can kIFsa great har-
saiu. l.. A. G1lBkKT. H9 LaSAfle- 1t
L1OR HAIh--uR KxCH UDenn RIVER
II prppe2ty. about one hour from New York tom.
Auds some Of the fassf vrts4 on tho r3Ees. Atln-
dance .. the chotrrsI ftzdt~ As.. &C. kos tN paF.
Iasa address Box lks. p y.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02
N OF &c Ey

n Q = Z Q Il :
THE undersigned wishes to give notice to
u the public that all who whish Photographs
will please call soon, as he will! leave about
the 18th Of July to operate in the country and
will not return until 4 bout the st of October
The Gallery will be left in charge of Mr..
Bnrgna an. who will attend to the business du-
ring the undcrsgned's absence.
E. w. MEALY.
Monroe, July 2, 1870. nal ct
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02
Mass Meeting in Ouachita.

At meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee for the Parish of Ouachita, held in
the town of Monroe, on Monday, Goth inst,
on motion, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the citizens of Ouachita
Parish, without distinction Of color, and ire
spect i've of former party differences, and who
are opposed to the Radical party, and who
desire to act with the Democratic party, are
respectfully and earnestly invited to convene
in Mass Meeting, in the town Of Monroe, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JULY
next, for the purpose Of an expression of opin-
ion on the political topics Of the day, and for
the further purpose Of mia ting measures for
the more thorough organization of the Demo-
cratic party in this Parish.
By order Of the Democratic Execut i've
Committee of Ouachita Parish.
JOHN McENERY,
June 20, 1870. Chairman.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

AGENCY OF CAROLINA LIFE INsU-
RANCE CoMPANY.-Ar recent change in
the agency Of the Carolina Company
places the entire interests OF thatcom-
pany. for North Louisiana, in the hands
Of Capt. D. Behen and his energetic
brothers. who have selected Monroe as
their headquarters. We have no need
of telling our readers, living in the
district Of country known as North
Louisiana, what are the merits Of the
Carolina Company, nor need we say
more of it's agents, the Messrs. Behen !,
than that they are thorough business
mcn,good citizens and we'll versed in the
complicated business Of life insurance.
The senior member, Capt. D. Behen'
has csta blished a reputa tion for prompt
and reliable business habits of which
any man might feel proud, and his
brothers bid fair to be no less active,
prompt and energetic.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02
LOST! LoSTI

BETWEEN louisville and Trenton. on
- Sunday last Il 9th ult.) by Mrs. w. #.
Kidd, a Lady's WILLOW BASK Ell, contain
ing Handkercheifs Lady's Cuffs, Cuff Buttons.
Hose, Scissors, Silver Thimbe, Pencil, Money
and items too tedious to ment on. A liberal
reward is offered if delivered to this office, or
t. w. II. Kidd, Trenton, La.
July 2, 1870. nal 2t*
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

BAPTIST PREACHING.-On Wednes-
day, the 9th inst, DR.. Teasdale will
preach at Trenton at y r, NJ; DR.. J..
r. Graves at Monroe same hour.
Thursday at IL A. ~, Dr.. Nelson
will preach at Trenton DR.. Teasdale
same hour in Monroe; Thursday night
DR.. Graves in Monroe.
Friday morning these gentlemen
leave for Delhi, where they are to have
a grand mass meeting. Saturday DR..
Teasdale goes to Oak Ridge to dedi-
cate the new Baptist Church at that
place.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

How NOT TO DO IT.--The late AS
SCISSOR aforesaid, finding we had not
received an appointment as "smell-
:ng commit ee,'' came very near not
noticing our last "effusion." It is in the
nature of some things, especially those
belonging to that class characterized
by the expressive Mantilini as "dem-
milton dead body" that they scW be
smelt whether ones nose wills it thus
or not. Hence our trouble. But the
late Assessor gives an evasive an
swer-says he "approved no accounts
but such as were made out in accord
once with the regulations of the De-
partment," and that cat no time was
he notified by the Department that he
must resign or be removed" Fur
thermore, for additional particulars,
wo are fguratively referred to the
moon, or "somewhere else," as the
late Assessor "must decline" being
bothered any longer.
The mystery Of those pay accounts
however, is not cleared up yet; be-
cause, we are not informed, specifi-
cally, whether or not they did not
certify for pay for one man when the
work was performed by another. That
is one odoriferous fact. Another IS,
that. while We are told what the
department" did not do, we are not
told-exactly what we desired to know
and what we particularly inquired
about-whether or not we were cor
rectly informed in Washington by a
distinguished Radical who stated to
US that the late Assessor had to resign
in order to avoid a dismissal.
Now, if the late Assessor really
means "to place matters right before
the people," here is 6rst-rate oppor-
tunity but whether he avails him
self of it or not is no concern of ours
He ought, however, to thank us to-
leading him TO the water ; if he don
battle, the fault is his.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

~Tax Collector Grady thinks VIC
did him some injustice last week in our
notice of the proceedings of the Police
Jury. We certainly had no such in
ten,ion. MIR. Grady, so far as"we
know, is an efficient, capable and faith
full official.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02
SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms OF diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
i edge Of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
left side; the patient is rarely able
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some-
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are cosrive.
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss of memory, ac-
companied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tcndant. The patient complains Of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination Of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them AFFAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PROPRlETORS.
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do we'll To write
their orders distinctly, and tnkc nonc 6Sf Pr.
M'Lane's, P'rpayra fy Fleming S'es, Iffks-
6E,gh Ia.
Sold by all respectable prugsi,ts and Country
StrCkctp,fS set rally
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02

WESTERN MAIL.-The Shreveport
mail leaves now every Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday evenings. In a
ehort time, we presume, there will be
a daily mail between this point and
Vicksburg, and it is likely there will
be corresponding mail to Shreveport
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-02
Change of Schedule.

CEa;eRsSe of Sch cdslzc.
81 . VI 81. Z5,;I1 s .;5:IIss r5.
NORTH LOUISIANA & TENAs RAIDoAD: :
MONROE, La, June 30, 1870
On and after Saturday. July and the Trains on this
~ Road viii follows
PASSENGER TRAM:
Leave Monroe daily (Sundays cxceptel) at $ A. NJ
Arrive at Delta 1917 NJ, leaves DeIt,s l. 30 p.
NJ. arrive vt Monroe Z p NJ.
Through tre"its will be shipped per passcn ger train
Way ireigLts will be forwarded by freight train
sch e,lule follows: g..
Leave Monroe Mondays and Fridays at : A. NJ.
arrive at Delta p. NJ, leave Delta on Wed ncsdays
ana saturdays at ~ NJ. arrive at Monroe ) p. M.
FreiGlts destined for Flag stations will be deliver
ed at the desi gnated point, at risk whether
there hc any person there to receive it
FreIhts for Flag stations must he prepaid. In the
absence of Our gent at Delta, shippers referred
to Messrs. Dundas & Floyd. who are prepared to
receive and forward fret gifts.
4l-tf W. r. GORDON, -supt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-07-14
Renark9.

This Institution is located in the heart Of
a rich country, most desirable for its beauty.
health and society. On the campus there
are two good cisteras, and near, running
springs Of water.
The scholastic year of 1s69-7o enrolled
16O pupils.
For circulars apply to the President or
Directors.
Board of Directors
w. w. JAMES, T. ID. HILL
.H.F. DUSENBERRY,C CULLEN BAILEY,
n. WHITAKER.
iune3O-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-07-14

AGENTS wANTED-s1OO to $500 per Month-Cler-
gymen, School Teachers. Smart Young men and
Ladies wanted to Canvass for the New Book.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-07-14
Sales to Take Place.

All sales of property advertised
in the OBSERVER, or for which
handbills may be printed at this
Office, will hereafter be noticed
under the above heading. We
call attention to the following:
By D. w. Clark, C. and NJ,
Saturday, August 9th, 81 acres in
18th district, belonging to John
Fowler, dec.
By L. L. Clark and W. S.
Thomas, executors, at the late
residence of VIM. Clark, dec,
Thursday, 18th inst, fine jack,
horses, mules, hogs, sheep, corn,
etc.
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AIIanta. GeOrgia.

[Reported weekly for the OBSERVER, By II.
Z. Goa d Bro, Produce Merchdnts.]
Corn-white, 81 35; yellow, l 80
... Wheat-Tennessee white, 81 80;
Tenn. red, 81 25 -. Oats, 1890. -.
Flour p sack of SO fbs-fancy, 81 90;
family and extra family, SO 25@3 so; extra,
1908 %; superfine, So 1908 co.. Bacon
Shoulders, 14@141a; clear sides, 18@
Lard, Dbl, 18@1815 in cans, 1S1a@19.
Butter, 25@28 Eggs, 2O@25 . Feath-
ers ,new, 70@75. Dry Hides 1920. A
sheeting, 1411S . q Shifting, 1211a Cotton
Yarns,I 70@1 rs per bunch :. Tenn. hay,
81 50@1 60; western, 81 60@1 20.
Corn, demand increased little. Wheat
unsettled Oats very dull. Flour, stocks
light, demand fair. Bacon and Lard firm at
quotations. Hay very dull. Butter and
Eggs saleable if fresh. Business moderate.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

RT We are authorized to announce Mr..
Charles A. Fulton q candidate for
County Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at
the approaching election.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr.
John Y. Gill a candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the APP
preaching election.
Br We are authorized to announce Mr..
Lucius p. Bright candidate for Coun-
ty Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the
approaching election.
BT~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
John p. PinkertOn candidate for
County Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at
the approaching election.
By We are authorized to announce Mr..
JEFF. Nj. Stone candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.
RE We are authorized to announce Mr..
John ID. TOlIey a candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the APP
preaching election.
E1@ We are authorized to announce Mr..
VIM. c. Morgan a candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.
B6y- We are authorized to announce Mr..
+. p. Reynolds candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.
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ern companies are controlled by
persons who are strangers to you,
and perhaps were never in the
South and never will be. The
Nashville Life" is managed by
an array OF business men, as will
be seen by reference to the names
of the Board of Officers, which
cannot be excelled by or in any
city,
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- To.dau we annonnce Mr.

aE To-day We. announce Mr..
James w. Goodwin a candidate
for the Legislature. If he should
be elected, and, further, il he should
make as good a representative as
be was soldier during the late un-
pleasantness, no fault could be
urged. He Joined the 44th Tenn.
infantry, G. S. A., and remained
with it until the Confederacy
Event up" in 1865.
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Integrity, Economy, and Security
100000.

CASH CAPITAL, 5000, 900.