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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27

NAsHyfLLE, Feb. 3, Is7o II certify 3ttiat have
used various. stomach and tonic bitters but lone
have given 40 sHreand speedy relief as Z cOtton's
Southern Star Stomach Bitters.HT As a tonic and,
gentle purgative nothing ever gave me 50 much
relief in 50 short time The b1tters cured me Of
avery violent cold In twenty-fosr hours.ggg aliJ
- giIf ~ s,or,W. 4, McALISTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27

NASHVILLE, Feb. Is, sga4-we have used 'sGot-
tons Southern Star Stomach Bitters, y and recon-
mend them TO all afflicted With dyspepsia, heart
burn or indigestion, as O sure and speedy curs:
and as a, gentle purgatiye nothing we have ei+f
used is better-,s O. J. Fl. FERGUSON, a.
A'''. "A. D. CREIGHTON,
lf5ltisii Props South Nashville Planning Mills p
-mnH-A hHEai.s 4---p asas s5G5sliS1g ssa
For sale by druggists generally. ss1a Sss5 rsf'
Wholesale By ENIN. PESDLEToN. & CO., and
LTTTERER Il ,CABLER 49, T.s,.,f.ts,..s-. =. =
Principal depot and mandatory, 42s2 South
Cherry street, Nashville, Penn. }i15'IfsI sii9.s4t
d. .1assgl.ua sGi H. i5Hsi N @. COTTON :.
tePSPOeo d isgeBa b sszsos0lsF r9REietor. r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27

sNisHVfILE, Jan. IS ls70.-2I have used 1scot9
tons Southern STIR Stomach Bitters u and as a
tonic and gentle puEgativss 4 have neye. found
-G1nibl b''pFq hs's1 Capt. FIRE co! No. s. I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Macon County, Tennessee

THE WATERS OF THESE SPRINGS ARE
Il widely known as an effective cure for GRAVEL
STONE and all diseases of the KIDNEYS and BLAZE
DER. There arc hundreds in Nashville and else
where who have tested the virtue of these Springs
and are Witnesses 10 their efficacy They also act a-
lnirably upon the LIVER, and are fine system re-
newer and strengthencr.
The Springs viii be opened for the season on
tha fret nj June
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a Nashville and Chattanooga
P.sSEHCER TRAINS.

RS IA IL IL. r. O. AID.
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THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED.
GERARD
OROlDE GOLD WATCHES,
Sl2, SIS, 500, $25.

Il M& WE HAVE RECENTLY
"a HSTb IN w brought our i'm
ENlj|T /tNk6N proved "Oroide Gold" to
Ethkr-L> SkIPSZ perfection. For appear
t(N%EySN ance, style of finish and
NJ S# accuracy of timekeeping,
,Xz~.-atesss,.. q the Gerard Watches" ere
S--~pF universally .ecceded to be
the best. They retain their brillidncy and color
til worn out ....t o.. r...s.. .r ...
re- If after purchasing and fairly trying, any
one is not fully satisfied, we will cheerfully refund
the money.
. They are all in Hunting Gases, Geutlemens ard
ladies' sizes Every Watch guaranteed for time
and wear, by special certificate, -..- -
eF- A large assortment Improved Oroide"
Chains So to s.. Also Gentlemens and ladies'
Jewelry in great variety. -. tgti
~ Beware of limitations. Order direct from
MS or our authorized agents. Agents and others
applying for circulars, will please enclose three
cent stamp for postage. l... ..-, ....-..E
EB-Goods sent to he paid for delivery. Gus
timers per7Aitted % erntfs tshGt they order iboTe
paying bilis,) on payment Of Express charges both
ways. $500
.iF-when SIX Watches are. ordered st once, we
send an extra watch (of same kind) free L..
70 Purchasers residing some distance from E1-
press ofloes ana desiring to save time and expense
can have the goods sent safely by mail, by re-
uniting with the order) the amount required By p
%. Money order registered letter, draft or check,
payable to our order, at our risk. Address plainly,
u.,a ,JArIES GERARD a. CO.. -a
fcbu-eodI No. So Nassau St, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27

We are authorized to announce Col
Wm. S. McLemore as a candidate for
Judge of the eleventh Judicial Circuit at
the approaching August election. ...-
o,,rO7fd&1 E-yr So '..."-.- De-.
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o. doubt ben m'siOIormsd, you viii
please make the above CORRECTION 10 yauF
nsxt issue and obligs one Of the owners
If Inc "K,asWhs Ball." and wbo.e
wish il is IN Ill nv de 'lingS with nv
lslloW man" TO meet upon the level and
part upon the square
vey respectfully vours.
JAMES A. MCCLURE.
II was net our intention 10 misrrPrs
cen, tho K.naaba Bile We Vss led
to believe the Bale belonged to the K'
oawha and Gallipolis Packet Company,
from reading Csp'ain NsWtop's letter to
Mr. Deem. We willingly msEe the
correction. We are happy TO state Al.
20 atIbs owners Of the Is lie do not in.
tend to EFFORT from Mr. Deem one hun
bred dollars per month for carrying the
mail. HoaeVer tue shove letter sx.
plaiOO ilStIt
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GEN. JOHN s. RGTcnER.

We clip the following from the I.eWs
isburg P1oeais. This article We fully
eadOrss, and commend it 10 our Rspub.
Iioan EsieadS. All the Republican pa.
psrs 10 tho Third District have declared
their preisancs for our worthy aud able
Represestativs-Gen. John S. Witcher.
THE time is drawing near when the
Republican voters Of this Congressioua
disi.ict will be called upon to select a
suitable eerson as a candidate to repre-.
sent chem in the Forty second Congress.
The suhiect as yet, hes attracted very
little attention 10 the district. and We
have heard no name mentioned in con.
uection With tina position except that Of
Gen John 8: Wtcher, The present in
cumben,,
We know Of no good reason Why GsB.
Witcher should DOT be reconstructed end
be supported BY every true Republican
10 the district. for the place he has 81
we'll Oiled. His course in Congress has
been marked with spirit Of liberaHty
and, We believe, has been IN perfect har
mooy with the views Of large mAjOrity
Of nj, constituents. His frank aud man
IL letter. wtiuen during The compaiEn
las, fall, advocating repeal Of all th'
disabling laws ofthiS State. Is 10 striking
contrast with the course recon nsnded
BY lie more extreme members Of the Re-
ppbIicau party. and won for him the re.
spect aud admiration Of large number
Of his political opponents III this par! o.
the iistsict
In the approaching canvass we wan
10 see 40 active and energetic man pu
forward for this position, aud such an
one we believe GsperaI Witcher to be
He has besp tried, aud We believe, no
,foupd wanting, Then let there be q ppl
ted effort among the E.pubIicaus Of the
district to again place him ia uomiuR.
ton; end when this is accomplished, lei
all true anil honest members Of the par.
" 20 TO work 10 earnest to rs.slect h'n
10 The position be has fIIsd with credit
10 himself and satisfaction lcE pjorig
Of the people be represents"
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John A. Moore.
Pursuant to an order Of the Circuit Court Of
Mason County. West Va. rendered at the Feb
rnary term, 1870. ia the above pamed cause
| will sell Rtpubl,c auction at the front door
Of the court House of said Mason County, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of May. 1870, 10 the
highest bidder, terus Of sale: one-fourth
cash in hand, the balance on credit of sig
and twelve months, taking from the purchaser
bond with approved security for the deferred
instalnenls. the one. undivided eleventh part
of Tire real estate belonging to the defendant,
situated In Clendenin Township, in Mason
County, West Va, to.wit 207 acres, l72 100 $50
acres, 8 50 l6O acres. 1893 acres, l20 l6O
acus, 95tS acres ard So acres, the sapc being
the undivided interest Of the defendant, John
A. " Wre, in the real estate Of Morgan Moore,
decd, to satisfy plaintiffs claim Of $9,l 30.
with legal interest from the Oath day Of
February, 1870, aud the costs Of this suit.
Reference may be had 70 the papers in this
cause for description Of said lands.
y. SHREWSBURY, Sheriff.
april6-
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NJ ANTED-AGENTS-$75 to $500 per
wv month, Everywhere, male and female, 70
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED CON.
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This Machine will stitch. hem, fell, tuck, quilt
cord, bind braid and cmbroider in most 81:
pcrior manner, Price only SIS. Fully war.
rapted for FIVE years. We will pay $1,000 'oF
any machine that will sew q stronger. mora
beautiful, or more elastic scam than Onrb, II
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every soc:
ond stitch eau be cut, and still the cloth can
not be pulled apart without iearin; It, VIZ
pay Agents from S75 to 5000 per month and
expenses or commission from which tWlee
thrt amount can DO made. Address SrooHS
& Co., PlrrsBURGa Pa; DoSEoS Mass, OF 81
LOUIS. No. v.-.
CAUTIoN--Beware Of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name as ours, unleesi
they can show Certificate Of Agency slgne1
by us. We shall not hold ourselves RESPONSE
bic for worthless Machines sold by other P1IIE'
ties, and shall prosecute all parties either SCI.
ing or using MACHINES under this nan'e % ~ ~.
full extent Of the lay, unless such A2eh'n uot
were obtained from VS. or our agents 10 IT,
be imposed upon by parties who copy oa ,Li ~
vertisement aud circulars and offer WG =, az
Machines at less price. inch SlZs2
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nAILRoAD MEBTlEG.

the citizens Of Poin. Pleasant, was held
at the Cour. House April Alb.
% motion, VIM H. TomIiuson was
c,lled to the Chair. and q. w. Polsley
appointed Secretary. AMI H. R. Howard
and Geo. ", Tippsth Assistant sscrs-
laries.
General John A McCausIand being
requested 10 state the object Of the
meeting, did SO 10 90 able monuer. HO
said the Washington sbd Ohio Railroad
Was completed to Hamilton, in Loulon
county, VirgiBi., ~ miles from Alex
andris, snd iS expected TO DO completed
to Winol saIer BY 1871. Tho line has
been surseyed from Winchester to the
Dry Fork of Cheat River in Tucker
county, West Virinia. The route 10
that point has not only been found prac>
licsbIe, but exceedingly favorable, bsv"
ing no grades exceeding SO feat per
milo. The dist.uce from Point PlsaV-
ant to Washington is estimated Of $40
miles, and 10 Cincinnati AIS miles being
abou, so miles shorter than Sny other
rou,e between those points It is pro-
posed 10 touch the Chic at LeLart and
extend branch from that poiut to Ma.
son City TO connect with tho Pomeroy
and Toledo Railroad.
Hon. John II. Phelps being called ad-
dressed The meeting at sons length 90
tho prscticabiIiIy and necessity Of this
route, showing tho great advantages to
be derived from its early completion.
G. P. T. Moore. E,q, was then loud
" called for. and responded ia short
and eloquent address He urged libsr-
slity onthe part Of the people. He ap
pealed 10 the people to encourage this
road BY every means,
Judge PIlsleY was then called f1r; he
said that he mos, fully endorsed ell
that had been said By the several
gentlemen who had spoken.
% motion Of G P. 7. Moore, Esq
Elijah Numbering g B RGYburn aud
T. G. Hogg. Esq'.. were appointed .
committee to accompany the corps Of
Engineer. through the county
Gan n 'Causlsnd offered Tue IolioT'
Jog resolution winch "ss unanimously
adopted
he'0tT,d, I0't tue 'Poe eS completion
oil the washington ana VH'o N"H.oau
to the Ohio Riyer is a matter 10 which
We tse' q deeP interest," anu "n'cn We
will hail WIN delight
On mo'lon OF GILMORE Esq II was
he'G1rea' Isat We the e'lzsoS o.
FONT Pleasant vii give tho gFoan !,
wherever the sa'a h'sd may sels0' AZ
10 the town. to- the depot.
Hon Sobn NJ FhsIps oh'Fed 'ae toI'
loving resolution which was unanimous
| " F'S''s
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GALLroLrs, oulo. Moroh 81. 70

GALuroLrs, Quo, IsrOh 81, 70.
Editor Register:
DrAs SrR:-My adoption has been
called to q prticls in your ts,rs Of the
3lN. implying tbs! che KansWns and
Gallipolis Packet Company had bought
tbs "K4nawha Belle" Of the Samo time
bringing The Belle into q general
charge oE.extorliOn which is an injustice
to US aud altogether unfOpuded. In
the first place The ''KAnaRhs Belle
was bought ADD pad ros tOgsIner with
the trade and good will OF her former
ownots, by Go W Cox, James A
McClurg Spd Wm, Rplay; and Iar'her.
more she dIn't belong TO tho K ma
wha and G,llipolS Packet Company"
Since ws have bought thu boat ws have
reduced the tariff on freights from Csc
per hundred TO 20 cents. thus vounta
rily rsducing,our income from freight.
iur 40 per cent spneS. A yOu have
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The Cincinnati Commercial says 10
Legislation 10 needed in Ohio TO confirm
the rights ofcplored citizens: and in the
municipal election 10 thai city Monday
they will vote without objection end
without inquiry as 10 their ,pHEenlaRe.--
Experts vii not be needed, as hereto
fore. to determine to The fraction the
apount Of colored bInod that the veins
Of 6 ni!zeu contain.
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moi be expected TO do al. Macy Oftbsu
will bs suraeted here from other StaIsS
and lhOy will come ready to invest. :
They must be met with fsirneOS end
generosity. Ifamsn Wapia ground fol
lbe erection Of manufacturing sslSBlish-
nests. which would employ hundreds o.
men. don't run the price up % hin .
hundred fold, as has bean lhs oSSe Iims
and again, bu. rather give I! to him
and iusIesd Of dlscOunlSuanSiug .di'cour,
aging nnd driving him away. make iUtc
his advantage to come. We know thai
wiIhout'libeulity sud generosity VI
casnol expect much. II We want Othen
to help US, 70 mus! help them.
Ias lev yssrS Ill the cities on Tie
sido.water will Do our near nsigbborS
Il we pursue the proper course, now
We have only limited connection with
them. when they got closer TO Us We
must encourage and build ups common
interest Of business.
you are called upon to subscribe
to the sock Of this railroad. do it. II
the county Is ssked to Subscrihe Eve
bupdred Thousand dollars toward CONF
pls,ipg this greet road. let the people
vote II. Tho eastern cities possesses
some Of the Wealthis1t and 0hrowdeSt
business mon 10 the country. LetuS BY
our sels show thss we afsin earnssl, and
invirs these mea into our State. ald 10y
bsforo them our superior, our extensive
natural facilities for manufacturing
such as ores. coal, salt, and water power
they will sec how advantagsou'ly they
can invest their capital, and that too, in
a State who're the taxes are much lower
than that ofany other Stale in the Union.
We want manufacturing establishments.
Nature never designed her lavish be.
stowsl of mineral wealth upon our beau
tiful West yirginis to lie uuIouchsd.-
II all is loae that should b, Who can
nsssrts our snccss,?--who shall set
limits to our prOspsriryi
There are other views Of The compile
ton oEths Washington City and Ohio
Railroad which we would Ike TO di.cu'I,
but which We have not space TO d.
Promioen. among these Is that this road
will supply The lick between the water
transportation Of the east aud west,
by a much shorter and more practicable
route, and at much cheaper rsto1 of
freight than is now paid. Then again
il 10 destined to connect the Atlantic
aud pasifs States moe closely IOgotb.
er,
The osrly conpisdou Of this road is .
nGlter ia which Rs are I'll deeply in.
tsresisd, and Us advantages cannot be
TOO strongly urged before our Poopls.-
For the present We leave this subjec',
but viIl teter to It again at some Other
time. In the meantime We solicit com
nuu;catiOss Spou this .Ii.impOntanI
enterprise.
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MoTICEl

THE firm Of Smith s POlsley is this day G ~.
i solved by VIM Smith purchasing Ino ~.
terest Of James n. POIsley, All persons Nm ~
debtsd 10 the arm, will please settle WIN Nh ,bS
Smith, who will settle all debts owing y ana
firm, and continue the business a ,, InS s'
place. Wan 6 SM srEY.
inch 2l-4w y. p. fu41ssN
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Ithss already heor annonncGd thsI ,sho
.fnaI resting place Of General George Il.
Thou, as will be ct Troy NV York =
Toy isa fsyorits place with deceased
AMY oGcsrs. When 6 good man dies
10 goes 10 heaven. end If be is 40 army
officer be il buried 81 Troy
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Gen George H Thomas, the hero Of
Nashville anil tho peer Of Grant and
Sns'msn as a soldier died suddenly 10 q
Fl of cpiIepsy. in San francisco.
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SENTENCED Benz. K. Martin, Of
M,r no uuy, has been found guilty Of
man slaughter and sentsnc4d to the pens
tsnLrarv fat rwo years, for killing HE
eopSin Ezekiel Martin, in 1895,
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WEST VIRGINIA. IS:

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
~ Circuit Court Of Putnam County GU he
first Monday in April, 1870.
Joseph G. Gary, admir- Of
F B. Woody, deco
William H, Woody,
The OF iect ofthe above suit il 10 subject the
real estate of F. B. Woody deceased to sale to
satisfy his Indebtedness. And it appearing
BY affidavit fled with the papers Of the cause
A ". Ailenong and Lewis Baer are nou.res.
ideuts Of this State, it is ordered that they
appear within one month after due publication
Of this order and do what is necessary to pro.
tect their interest in this cause. Teste:
Harvey. Sol. CIV. CARGlLL, OK.
apr. 7-4w.
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An Ohio paper. after ehsouicling the
death of a by from the kick Of . hoMe.
fudOpsIy asks: "Whero are tho.pOlice?"
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remain Voum &c,
JAMES NEWTON,
Captain 8. B. Mountain Boy
and Suot Ka d Gal p, Go

ron the ABOVE ~ Woulh B6em ~ ~
Capt. No8tou had "got his bask up"
Becauss We took OCCASION to call bis
notification to Nc. Deem that otter tie
let day Of April he would chorgs him
enc hundred dollars per month for car
rying the mail, 40 courage" This at.
tempt TO e1tort money IRON Nj. Deem
IL 90 OUNCES gross outrage. PS'.
!iculAtly 50 when there is positive Goa.
tract with NJ. Diem to carry the m'iI
on the Mountain Boy until the expirs-
ton If his contract, for GA week
This is DOT an honorable way Of doing
business, 6OrWill it be sanctioned BY the
people along the river. Every person
that We head speak Of this meter. cOn-
lems aud dsuounceS tho action Of
Capt Newton. We know thstlimo and
again they solicited this mail fOr The
Mountain Boy. and the price Captain
Newton gets fo' cnrryiog tho mail wa
6xad ty iiipsoIF. II be wanted hun
dted dollars for carrying the mail he
ought 70 have dem snded it then. Til.
whole objecI is to compel MI. D.om to
throw up his contract, and then compel
the government to pay them an exhorbi
tan, price for carrying tho mail Some
members Of this Kauswha aud Gsll'po
lis Packet compOny, haze already as
serted that they can force the govern.
meny TO pty them 80 900 or IS ocO fOl
carrying this m,il. This the Mountain
Boy will never accomplish. Il will
be carried by Land for a less price.
The assertion that We are Influenced 10
our action BY their refusal to advertise
10 our paper. is false, aud none knew
tt to be false better than Captain Jomes
Newton. We never asked him or ans
member Of the Mountain Boy Company
FOR an advertisement, and no member Of
that c 'mpauy can with truth seq We
did.
Capt Newton used not "bauter" OPP
position he will be certain to get it in 4
short time. and from quarter where he
does not expect it, and to such az ex'
tent tina, ho will wish be had not pro-
sOkcd 1t.
lie denies all connection with the
Belle. This i. immsterial to US, but is
no doubt greatly to the advantage Of
tho Belle.
We. like CSptSin Newton, propose 10
ruu tie Register "acCotding to our O"u
wishes, and shall continue to do SO, the
Mountain Boy, Captain Newton and
the KsnSwhO and the G'IlipOIiS Packet
Company to the contrary"
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BARGAINS!

Twill sell II greatly reduced prices, 'AIs n.
yaristy Of goods, in order to reduce STOCK, ~
fore going for Spring Goods. Cal Il y1G H TsE'
bargains. va
uash 9I-4F
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april CAV

WEST VIRGINIA. IS:
A II Rules held in the Clerks GfEico Of the
~ Circuit Court of Mason County, on the
fEst Monday in April, 1870
Mp. FeapeF, ! In Assuppsis
>, John A. Moore. Attachment. i.
the defendant the sum Of $500, balance due
upon account, aud 70 attach the estate Of the
defendant. situate in this County sufficient to
pay The same, aud it appearing by AFFIDAVIT 6.
led with the papers ofthis cause that the de-
PENDANT John A. Moore is not resident Of the
State Of West Virginia, IL is ordered that he do
appear here within one lnonth after the date Of
the FIRST publication Of this order and do what
is necessary 10 protect his interest in tho
premises. Teste:
". ". HARPER, Clerk,
by F. ". SisSon, Deputy.
PelSley & Son. "a. laPril T-w4
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MoUNrAIH By.
March 31Sl. 1870

10 SaSwer TO an SFiicls in the POM
Pleasant Rcgitter Of March slM headed
IAN Outrops" would stst- for the IN.
formation d the rssnen Of your valuable
sheet. that propose 10 ran the Monn-
tain Boy indie PED lsnt either Of the Reg
iister. A. P. Deem or Ksnswho Bette,
and tbst your Olatemenl lTom ftsL to lost
iS false, except 10 the mHiLef Of 500 pet
month. | dill not wife sou 10 rotation
TO "sach hoM." for | here distinctly state
that this boat las connection with thu
KsnaWha Belle ia no RsDn'r save ir
tariff aud that has been reduced "iot
sxtoftjon" Siocs Monday March ssth. to
90 C psr hundred. Your Wh1ls course
seems 10 be Influenced by desire 10
mi.iniorm the public. no doubt sctus'ed
by our non conformity TO your desire TO
advertise in your very valuable sheet =
The mere pinAnce Of $l4 per week
which sou state We so gresdilt hungered
for. wss simply carried Tor the sceon
mediation OF our KtDswha River trends
10 facilitate them in their NAL receipts
The plain proposition Of giving the mail
saentbi board and a four birth room
the carriage Of ths mail from the Cali
polls Post Ofi'e with all the mail land
ine, to the Office at Chaflsston oil LOT
Sl4 per week shows how greedy We must
be 10 continue this jpb.
lfitbe desirable to tho Register to
bring out more bos,', say come on
In conclusion | would say that rue
this bos' scoordingt to nv Own wishes
end shall SO continue TO do-ths Regl'
ter and A Deem to the contrary.
Feeling satitf4d that in our "ucee'S |
appreciate the wishes Of our palIOus and
conform to them 10 ell respects.
remain vours &c.
JAMES NEWTON,
Canaan q r Manhattan BoV
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-08
The European War.

One day the cable tells Us that
the war between Russia, and Tur.
key and England, is certain. The
next day it tells us that the ques
ton is almost settled, and there
will be no war. The latest news
is that convention for the revis-
ion of the Paris treaty will meet
IN London next January, and that
war is not probable. Still great
preparations are being made by
the powers concerned. There are
grave differences in the English
Cabinet on the question, and a
new Cabinet is talked of.
In France, the Prussians have
captured Thionville. Near Or
leans the French have won q vic.
tory. The Prussian lines around
Paris have been repeatedlypierced.
On Friday last at daylight, the
Germans, 10000 strong. furiousIy
assaiIed the French position. The
battle continued until noon, when
the Germans were driven back
The slaughter OF Germans was
fearful. The Prussians asked for
a truce TO bury their dead. Ia
ken as whole, the reports indi-
cate q more favorable situation
for France.