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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08

Strabe, Az 8roofIgn po6nba't, plsote 5u al
len Stunoen Der Ra6t i'm Shi0fe auIJuitebeu
uus I'M 6uuIe umberBupanoeln. 6eute Irib
l ubr oerlies lie ibr 2ogsr, unO furle Set
rahbtr puro ibr Batter our4 i1r 8.ibret
munftr. Wis tr IN !6r Sblui}immGr elite.
burg ie gum Tcufer binaus, ban &opi na6
untsu QstsbTt, uu0 nit oen 6aBeu Ould Dos
gltdtider 4eilc rc6tJeitiq berEnterRcGlittere
Satebfcnfer nuf Dem 6tnterItOde siHaes
tlsmmt. Yoliatit Beacon %leiItste Benz Sater
bet benz Sembben, lie in's Gunner iurlidiuz
jlsber, Seiltano. sic mar nit lGidten 0Ons
i~uiionsn an Den Rnb6etn noUor gsIOmmeu.
&luS OfcmsYprF.
Rem OOrt, Z. Ge3.-Gsr AusitanO Der
Griipine oausrt nod fort, Oa I'D ale Ser
b%unOlungsn 3lDiIasu ben Arblitsrn uuo set
AtbeitasbgrH ais e~riNlQlo5 erpttien 6aben.
Die afIOciatior Der GtBtsrsu beibIoB ctuittms
mia, Die neue 2ohn z Scala Feit3ubulten unO
Qrmeinihaftlid ShTiits ~ erSreilsn, unl nit
g1iDl9 9eget bic BGbrltarten I'M Canoe 0
t|uritren Su Ibnnen. Sic QrDBsi Tabrifantsn
iin0 nod auf 2 big 8 Wtouate nit &OrtGib
Dsrisber, bic t]ieinsren birleRtH llEo niat 10
Gunii9 ltuirt uHO limb OeBbOlb mebr iu eintm
9erglsl9 9euelBt. AROeIe Arbeit I S5Tetne
in osr Staot erbieteu iib, oen GriipIHeu lu
6slisr, uno Oeiipridt Der ausiian0 Elm iebr
lGn8mieri8sr gu Weroen.
Die Rahriht, paB bic Wanni5nit 0es Der
mtBten Sampfsrs gWtartpnlG" gerettlt DOroen
III, ptrO bon oeH ABenttn oar GInie nt3t Sc
8laubt.
Die 8si36Oi8uug,n al ben enBliiasn &ae
beiH iinO nur 10 Mteilen urO urgefdbr G5
Uteilen DON Der ~nmeritaniibeR Eiits. Eoa
slne lit aufgs9riiieH uno errarttt man, oOB
oIe Reporatur balo poaenoCt ieiH piro.
Sie sGitp Of Qterioa" fam bsute mn uby
RGbm. aus 0ooanno an, Die n6oIumbia, D
t9r GDnturrenl'4li bRt Der C}cou g8ett abrt,
4 Stunoen ipdter.
Die GunarO : GorlpnNnie miro big sum
Grh9iabr Sami!09s leineu Sampler mebr aba
ssbeH laIitn.
RogOr Dan lt8te bsuts ii elmer 8Oti6afl
on Den StG0iratb lein 8stO 9tGen etEeR UNI
faTenOen 0OIj YfIditgruugsss Sob" Gin unc
lpra6 it4 hberBaupt Ge9eH biele y '~lliteIuu9sz
Dtttbooe unO 6u Gunitsn ots Sieinp'laltsrs
aug.
Sie AfocatiOn Der S@jfs GigeHtbGmsy
suiro MaBrrBsIn srgreiIer, nm i6re Snterenen
Dor Dem GoHSreB 81 pa0rsn, noment!i9 UNI
Die auFbebung be0rIdsrOsr 8aiengsbtbrsn,
Die AufbsbunR Der SeiaI6Hiura 0es AHiaui5
fremoer ShrIie unO cine G~eulltOn Der Sou
bauss uno GOuiular. @eicRe gu erDirtsn.
Nus Glib &arpttna.- @dbl ciucS
8un6eSIS enatcrS.
Gbarls # 0 n, z. 9e3.-8ie bsWtiae gBabl
Der &sgislatur in Columbia fur Den SRnoes'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08
SeIegrapbiiGe SepefGea.
Rsristst fur ben -osatfbeH gsrrsfpSnseHtn.s

Gefdhrlt@e Gage riner Wa@t'
tpanolertH.
8ems1orf, z. Dig SRI. Sarah Sane
BEL ibrsn gltern In Er. 60, Aoamss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08
@ahau's III. Gor's ,,noianii6e eran.
fsr Linftur
III aie arSAt.. B1utreiniaertn Ses
~ uttder XdoeSt

et @hlsqipor .letoeu. tpelbt Fe %seltnoert. tn urbtrtGen.
saG; nhs ertIt rertwireiSe SeIunssn bat fc bepsri.
Eeul9i; in Hnfantn pol gleural9ta, Nbeumattsmua
S@paGf uno In Der 2bat In Ilen 9rantbeiten. ,ptlhf
SoH W. retnlt9Ieiten i'm BLUE b%eriamnen, reini9t IL
per ber. Vile, lpelte nit foIbst uste'n bebaitet Fno,
tRltet oisi { WleotJtn psriudtn.
3i baben bel $bpm ZEN & Bipo, -. q. Brptrn
3 Brubtr urb allen Drosuifcn. io,ute BET BEN @tata,
tbanter. 9tr. 1853. Dt.8aIttrorsiiraBs
fGu oJd 10 I A q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08

TT btretts bon ~iiticrsn 8auptdr3tsn oils eir f6,terp,s,
WRttttl. eas ffdb befuneers fur @amsn
etgust, init ben befrteoigenbFisn o. iaItatsn empfobitn
poretn .Dtsits Setr6nt ip'rb in ausasosbritm Wlake
pa aebratiht, no mon allen e"eifiiqen Q~strdnten. ausm
Vile ben Nidsn s.febrt. oa ss no BON allen anbsren
WlaiIlubttsitntatn bdburb unttrideiSet, BOA sB fasf
san3 olfobpifrei Ia. mttbin tDsbsr betauidt, noa1
rttit nno msbr et~abrunasffpF ertbdit, ale %pr.
ter. Vile pber eab Edrtffe Ster.
Set ausn SrpsuifeH ane mfateriaftAen ,u
babtn. u"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08
Sunliita

Die 8eiammtsinnahmsn Der eIiten orei Sas
sc bstragen iOmit stpa $40. 400. gspiB Elm
brtlaRtsr @rfolg.
6eute 4bsno ftnosu @eiauss Yortrd8e Der
g9armOnie," lebsnOe Silesr, Iowie G0rdsrt
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08

Gbarlst 0 n, z. 9s3.-8ie BsWtiae Wabt
her 2sgislutur in Columbia fur ocu BWnOes'
Senat ftel 0uf ben QcQenp6rttGen SnBaber Der
SieQe, ben Senator EObCrtion, @r frbielt So
sttmren 8utlsr Dem, erbiclt 81, Die
Rbrioen q Stimmen itglu nuf Wtoies Wno
hen g(eosr @aropip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08

Ter Our 9stIuna pon Snftcu, GrfGls
tHHa OOer rauDcm sails 8ebrGu9s
SrOipn'S Brpndtal ErpAGS.
(gloO. IOt.i.u. 8 .unblp. .6YRtel
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administrations An1figf.

gfa6rttt Mir piermii %sssebsn, baB unisryti6netr
Boamant ,ur gerwaltuna bts Radlafss hes nahtfr rsr'
iprterea nc, bfncup Crib erbaittn tat. Aut Dr.
bic gprberunsen an steen GaGlae haten, wsrteH bier
nit auistfprsert, is!Ge nsba ben notbtasn s.Isstn !pd.
teisns am Is. wtat 1871 siusurstden ane etltene
etdsn Ratlas aeieSlid fur p~erlufis erilSrt perten raSeeu.
ak. Bic b~atiunaen an hisfen Radlab ~ rnaden sabsu.
svers<n bisrmi aufsefpreert, fpfGs unptr,deli6 an tnier.
ttid.nsttn Az lsihsn NO ai6t, ~ pire ssrtbtlih etnat-
farttten.
c27B.9.66,91) COB. pdusler, HfntnWratsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08
MmS GAMBIA Ole 8Otfdaft Scs
9]rGfbcnten @rant.

Cttapa, z, Ssl. - Die SOlihaft beg
Yr6itOsuten @rart iuiro bier in pOlitiIden
@irte.n i9arf ~ftittiirt. IS beiBt, oOB Die 60
loninI Jtsaisruns bel ibrer Yolttit oerbNrren
miro, pelhs BON Golte uno Der Hegterun9 i'm
RuttsrlanOe ge5iQiat perOe.
3Rr vSlObt1 in Iororto unO nn0ere 3:is
tun9en ipre9sn ii5 NIT 8lttertsit unO Sronis
hbsr bic Sotiaait oss 4r6ioenten E:treHs
Ganaoa's aus.
8as ORtGrio'er BarIarntRt wWr0G beute
Ra9mitta9 8 ubr BON 8ice @OuDerNeur er.
BInet. @r iaste an S6luIie ieiner &eOc :
vgBtr BADEN tetne uriu9e, unisre NQ9barn.3u
hpnpihau a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08
Der ,.Jtnle : 8anbrrrin"
OHItab IoolS5 Bans unb SnarDerrin
Nr. 1,
MpIhcr nnR1nlrihrn

$4,000 In Suiruren bon $1,000. $4,000, $4,000. $1,000.
'cDe elm bhblhss SdlGhtsr. Gei6dft an Der Butfers
gare NJ btuig gu otrtdnfen. Yabtrrs bel Era, z ..
(290-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08
aus Maiue. - GtfenBabu 1lnfaa

gortIaub, 7. 9ribr. - Gin 6radtluI nuf Der
v@ranO 5ouHIbabn" brad 8sitern ourh rIgt y ade bel
BrdmptoH falls. Gan, unO itirItt in ZEN 6.ub. Spst
fnhtpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08
e Nm SifAe sWefpbaltG" in
Der pdiripttfbeu TGir.

Gentenb onbet: RSl6erlth
Der S%Clutnuer, Der bin ! d."
9as SLIDER tebrt 3urR d.-Ils Elm
3stGsn Der 3sit uno als einen Seueis, OaB
oas papierne 3sttalter balO biuter uns lie9eit
pirD, mag Der umftan0 getten, bah felt Sur,
gem etpa fir finf MlliOnen Dollars amsrtz
tanii4es Silber9elO BON CANADA nab ben
StnGtsn 3uriidhOb. go D6re in Der Shat
3eit, tuenn cas- i9lappigs feline papisroelo
balo Otri9pGno,, mir gaben es LANCE esnu9
sebabt.
Sn BEN Yro5eRe bes Staatss gegen
b / - altimpres Oh ba b rs ieste ee
fern frib Or. SDbn 3. y. 2atrobe iein am
8ienta8e b~egOnnenes YlaiOpper fir Die Der
tiagte tort. I'm Witta8 gebitb Oaiisibs gum
S6luis. Damn p~laioirte in osmislben Snz
teteFe Or. &suerOD Sobnion II Stunoe lang,
uno 81 Qbr RaGmittass oertGgte ii6 Der 8es
ri&tsbOi bis gsute. Gcnerals Antpalt Sones
miro beute FIR ben &tdg.r noG einmal oas
QBort er9reifen.
m- Die patrtotifAe Tatr banert
MIR NOD bret XGge. Seute tpteper
arofer @alasSlbenb!
SpDesfall.- Sbsrit George SO. 6uates
ttorb ON 4. Nooember auf itinsm Wobnfise
sSulip Sia" 3u g8eit: Ripsr Mlo. i'm alter
BON % Jobren. @r mar elm Stuoien D.. 8ez
nofe Robert Is. Sees auf Der QDeft : Bpinter
gttlttar : Stulc oiente neben oemIelbeu i'm
&rtege. 8eaen Rtrito uno befebiiaie an
sbluie Oss &rteass Elm WtarDldnber Teat.
ment. Seinen 8elirf Dstrat err in ienen aifs
9sregten 3eiten 1860 unb 1861 i'm gonorsie
uno ipionete ieitoem ber S6roerung Der per,
tdieoenen Ofentliden unternebmuneen ieine
Srdite. Gr befleibsie cine 3eit lang bic tel.
lung zines Yrdiioentcn Der rH6roliden Gens
traibabn." baute Die annapolis : @ltrioaer
@tlenbabn,A nabm bic Bermeiiunaen fur bic
baltimore : Drum Yointer Gtisnbab1" bor
uro ipuroe nod thrSIid besiiqtid Der Gorret,
ton BON Sones' 66len eoniultirt. Sn ibnt
petltert unier 8tmsinpelsn einen leiner 0es
meintnrisIten. fir S6roerung Der ~lanonirtbz
l9ottlidben rno anosrer Snterefisn 0ss Staaz
tes eifrt8 ftrebsnosn Shrser.
@s> am ShFet Ser patriotifdeu
Sair.
Ggir Gristn Guh, mir limb Gudj nabl
Sas @las Sefaut! GOD, bic 5rauen,
Ge 6rautn In Iinerita!
Der Sampler " altimpre,n Gopt.
B0dlsr, ptlter, ME man slaubte, eefern nctb
Srsrilen ab9eben ioate, miro ert fommenosn
WtIittpoh Ieine Nidfabrt antreten.
1ei Ger Geltriaen Se n ub[ Der
sShrgerl 9h ! eni8 eellitaf Il iuurs
Gen fol9enoe 9trren ftir's laufenoe Sabr ers
udblt Carl Stipp gum l. 6auptmann
@soI8 9ort 3um 2. 3auptmann Sbeobor
arob gun Setretdr; au9uft Solder aum
SGaBmeifer ; Carl Runisl, 6. Grant un6 y.
Soa ~ WitBlisosrn bss 6inaa5 : Gomiis's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-08

.: NieIas, s. Sadie unO VI. RuuteI Az gits
9tieoern oes Sernaltun9s sGomite's 70. y.
supper sum l. S6hbenueifter Sob. Better
8ItH q S9nBtnmeitsr. Tsrner uuroe bs'
l9'onen, ON 5netteH Q8eibnodtstags in Toft's
Heuem Scale einen Bal abjuBaIten.
"a I'm bic Gopieren, Me 8rautn, bic @adJt am
un cir Brleer, bic in Gartpr s,faneu
ppiern ipn inner Sdicl htm in rrt pltttptid)eH
Bair. 6ebit bcute nldbt IN er yNonco,eta!"
8runOit L d 3 v rtauf. - Die
%. j. W. Bennett Il Comp, perauIttOnirten
Beitern Rabmilta9 on DIT uno Stele i'm
Outrage les StabiregtilratOrs oas frRGer als
mlitlere polijsiltatIOH benugte @runOtid aut
Der Sitolaite Der Sarntoaa (oer Irilberen
6tlB)- unO auf Der Slleite Der 9olioaDitraBe,
um $3.50 gr%unOSinsIrel on ben @elbgieeer
5Oibua Reseier, SGiIslbe 1T &c Sub brett
anO 81 6uB trf.
Gs- Die patriOtiImc Tatr SGuert
MUIR mob pret &aRe.- 9cHte iptGper
arpRer 9alG Nbenb.
SmS d hBenpurI &c an Der 8elatr &oao
be8lnnt Geuie Rnbmtttaa 0as 8anjtT3n39en
um 4 uuO tHOiqt mn IL ubr.
EF Sbrt, mas oe5 aricgrrs breasnO' ause iSrtat'
vItcln S,bt erlolat meIn Loo tonilnt Gub iu
gtrlGBt trrciu g0erb unO mtiuc Rtnptr uiat!S
EANNA NNAAAN aaAAAE NlAlt CLD sui PAAAlNAtlSbNh
6diT in bee G00CgrhIa'"
erantworttidteit . 0 II > n :
DO enteu. - Stng5am " Se6tcro bat
ten Z. q. Rules ais SnCofeHtsn zines Used:
jet8 ODH S4SO I'M StaOt9eribtt UertIG8t. Der
Ausiteler oleies y8tdisls bate oorbtr nod
itpei gGe9isl BON reip. 500 unO $500 aus9es
gsbsn, uno Der brittle a8eGiel, UNI Osn es I'D
bier b%an0site, ioGte ole 8e5GblunB Der beloen
ertersn sarantiren. Cberrt@ter Scott tnitrus
irts ole Usi0uOrensn Dabin, 6aB, psnn ie
a~Iauben, DGB Der brittle QSeblet pirtlI5 our
SibetitelunB Der StjabluHg Der btloen erlteH
i'm Bslaufe bon $500 oiersu Iolte, Der Sns
oOfsnt oes ori,tsE aud nut flu $500 perants
purili9 lei, es lei Oenn, raB Die hberlthllt9sn
$50 nod stnen 0su Rld9srn BON austellsr
Ibutoigen &etra8 r.praIcnttten. SteSsl4nos
reHen ~GrIanutsu ben GtaBern $i91. 80, Den
uolen beaniprudteu ECtragr Jul,
So uun bort 9Br BON ben groBeu sitstu irtIosn,
Utbentt bCr DptCr aud IN treuCr P'liht,
Tur 8sutl6lano's 6retbett Harden hnlers
Hrosgt Der g8itrpGu uno Der WDoilu ntat!
Ws6ae rtc,c @abuurs bcutr in GluCn ccn Gnt.
fdluR ilun Scinejc Der pGtriptild)Cn VAR rcIien!
unfdQe. - 9icuftag AoenO 30 ubr
bate 9atrid Murp5p, Tin Ntbeiitr in Diem
ten Der Baltimore C9io 8abn Gonpa9s
ME- Das NiBgei1id, oaB er beim 3uiommeEs
iuppeln BON gBagGons auf Der Ode Der so
parOs uno GGmoeniraBe 5pii4en Die prals
enoen stpeier Waaaons 8eristb uno in Der gtas
gsu9cgtno bsoeuilias &erIeBHn9en trliit.
gta6otm nan i'm nO@ isiner gBObnung in
Nr. {, Rpanitr, BeidGiit bGtter purOe sr drjt'
li4sr Yfege Sbergeben.
So O,rraniu 1T pom Salaf srruaat
4us lanBCT SrGun, aus ountltr gta4t
Sic ihlug Die 5einoe rings lumber,
Iluo toll ruft iG IN bIunter lBebr:
EeutI6 TT Das GanO. 6eutldJ 1T bic Str,
$50 i'd nit bllbcnpGm SblUcrte iteD',
Qpo i'd lhw0re nit tr%uuernocr San0,
Ritr 1T meiH otutldcs GaterlanbI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
The Great Pictorial Annual,

Hostetter's United States Almanac for
1871, for distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States, and all civilized countries
of the Western Hemisphere, will be publish
ed about the first of January, and all who
wish to understand the true philosophy of
health should read and ponder the valuable
suggestions it contains. In addition to an adj
mirable medical treatise on the causes, pre-
vention and cure Of great variety of dis
eases, it embraces large amount of inform
alton interesting to the merchant, the me-
chanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter,
and professional man; and the calculations
have been made for such meridians and lat
itudes as are most suitable for correct and
comprehensive NATIONAL CALEsDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary San
itary effects Of Hestetter's Stomach Bitters,
the staple tonic and Alternative of more than
half the Christian world, are fully set forth
in its pages, which are also interpreted
with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes
for the household and farm, humorous anec-
dotes, and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original and selected. A
mong the ANNALS to appear with the open
ing Of the year. this will be one Of the most
useful, and may be had for the asking
The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith,
on receipt ola two cent atamp, will forward
a copy by mail to any person who cannot
procure one in his neighborhood. The Bit
tiers are sold in every city, town and village,
and are extensively used throughout this en-
tire civilized world.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
~ Minnesota recorded

N Minnesota recorded
severe weather the past week,
and snow squalls in other
Northern States were frequent
and boisterous. The frost king
is on his way hither, and if he
follows his usual custom, is pre-
pared to show us his capabili-
ties as an artist. He proposes
to touch up noses with a bit of
blue, to which ultramarine, as a
color, shall not be a circum-
stance and also to tint the ro-
sy cheeks of some folks into q
freshness that the cosmetic
manufacturer in vain labors to
effectively simulate. Are we
to have such Arctic entertain
ments, or are we to have moth
ing but uncomfortable rains as
substitutes for the beautiful
frost-work that decorates on.
window-panes and covers the
ground with a whiteness so daz-
zling to behold ?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Joseph Hobbs as. w. c. Mcintosh.
IN this cause it appearing by affidavit of
l. plaintiff, that the defendant ". c. Nc
Int0Sh is just y indebted to him, and is IN
der arrest, or SO conceals himself that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
on him, and an attachment having been levied
On his property-it is, therefore, ordered
that publication be made in the FAYETTE-
WILLIE OBSERVER, newspaper published in
the town Of Fayetteville, for four consecu-
tive weeks, commanding said W. c. McIn-
tosh to appear before me, at my office, in
Lincoln county. Tennessee, on the 22nd
day Of June, 1877 I, and defend said suit,
or it will be proceeded with ex pdrte.
dec22 w. A. BRYAN, j. P.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
Real Estate Transfers.

A~NSNA 0tOL0 \ 0xo1C1 De
The following transfers of rea,
estate have been acknowledge
since our last, in the County Couri
Clerks Office:
Mary L. Lakewood to Jas. J.
Blackwell, 3 acres in End dis,
$3.50.
james NJ. Spencer, Adm, to
Eb. Hill. jr., $50 acres in 2srd
dis, $5.4O2.
Hugh Thomson, Adm, TO Ed.
mund Cooper, 92l acres in 9th
dis, $2,706.
George H. Waggoner to Joel T.
Pigg, acre in 9Th dis, Sl5.
E. II. Bennett and wife to /. P.
Orborne, Al acres in 18th dis. $3.50.
W. D. Smith to w. w. Wilson,
interest in land in 14th dis, 1888.
Doak, John and James Boaz to
Gus. Herrin, lot in Fayetteville,
1926.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

@ An old acquaintance of
the OBSERVER, who is farming in
Alabama, in a recent letter ex-
presses the opinion that alabama
cotton is about done buying Ten.
nessee produce" The negroes are
becoming more unreliable every
year, until now, if farmer plants
a crop, he has no assurance Of a
force to cultivate and gather it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

There's! KxAvEs!l SWINDLERs F! /
These are mild terms with which to desig-
nate those adventurers, who have been in.
duced by the highreputation whichDr.Sag ages
CAtarrh Remedy has won to offer for sale
a worthless imitation of this celebrated med
icine. Remember that DR.. Pierce's' stamp,
which is three and half inches long and
has upon it his portrait, and the words ~. S.
Certificate Of Genuinness," is upon every
package Of the genuine. Sold by druggists
or by mail sixty cents. Address DR.. r. Y.
Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

~ Printers have always
claimed the Christmas holidays as
their own. Hense, the OBSERVES
will not be issued next week. But
if any of our friends wish to sub.
scribe, to pay their Indebtedness,
or to have any printing done, this
office will be open as usual, for the
transaction Of business.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
ANDY Parks Us. Dick Kelso.

4 n this cause it appearing by affidavit of
Il plaintiff, that the defendant Dick KelSo
is justly indebted to him, and is a non-resi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee, or so con-
ceals himself that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him, and an attach
ment having been levied on his property-it
is, therefore, ordered that publication be
made in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, a
newspaper published in the town of Fay
etteyille, for four successive weeks, COM
handing said Dick KeIso to appear before
me, at my Office, in Fayetteville, Lincoln
county, Tenn, on the 9th day of June,
1871, and defend said suit, or it will be
proceeded with &C pGrte.
dec22 W. O. PRICE. ]. P.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

& See card of the Nashville
Weekly Banner in another column.
A new editor, Mr.. Foster, has
been engaged for the agricultural
department. He is a practical
farmer, an easy writer, and sensi-
bic man, and is filling his position
with satisfaction. The Banner is
4 live paper, and while it has the
pecunlary ability to secure all
the Improvements that the inter
ests of Its readers may demand, it
has no more money than energy.
The latest news from the CONNER
cial, literary, accidental and Grim
inal world are promptly furnished.
Nothing likely to interest seems
to escape it. Its editors certainly
know how TO prepare a readable
paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
Over $500 to every 500 of liabilities

THE SOUTHERN LIFE its denotes purely hrstsss
Soubero corporation addresses itself particularly to the patronage Of
the Southern people, It's officers and directory embrace the names OK
the abs fnanes and successful business your State Its
rates Of premium low absolute security will ALLOW" While us h9
liberal and equitable dividends the surplus The
the plan known the CONTRIBUTION PLAN
The Company lends at their Office in Huntsville al Its surplus
cured in North Alabama and Middle Tennessee upon mort
unencumbered estae double the value The ua
loaned upon Policies Ws policy exeepted This money
taken out Of your community but neighbour
hood assist building waste Places to improve your property
and enhance your prosperity,
The undersigned proposes Lincoln and adjoining counties 10
give all who opportunity of avng themrvs Of the t6 OF
this of companies the South
Ocein Fayetteville with Hon. F. p Fulton. the courthouse
JAMES H. SCRUGGS,
General agent North Alabama and Middle Tennessee
AcTyE subagnts wanted to canvass Middle TH
Bcssse Oc'27-N
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
S.reI Engraving d Gen. Robl. n Lee.

SUBSCRIBERS renting 81 for one years
y subscription to The SOUTHERN Pass
IN Illustrated Weekly Journal of 40 COL
umns, will receive an elegant Steel Engrav-
ing Of Gen. Robert E. Lee, "a K 10 inches,
forwarded in secure case, postage paid by
US. This number contains large finely
executed likeness of Gen. Lee, engraved by
skillful artist, from photograph, express
ly for The Press, with an outline of his life,
and an account Of his obsequies. Single
copies, Gf ordered early forwarded to any
address on receipt Of 10 cents. Energetic
Canvassers wanted in every county in the
South, to whom liberal list of premiums
is offered in this issue.
Address: THE SOUTHERN PRESS, Bal
timore Nd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
Marriages.
MARRIED..

In this county, Thursday, 18th inst, by
L. L. Cole. ESQ.,, Mr.. S. W. BRUCE and
Miss FRANCIS o. PITTS.
Marriage licenses have been Issued to the fol-
lowing parties since our last:
WHITE.
James Il. Brown and Pheba c. Bradford
G. w. White and Josephine Stanley.
J. Canbron and S. j. Walker.
BIN. Hopper and NJ 0. Hamilton.
Burton L. Towery and Emeline ID. Land
VIM. y. Lock and Sarah Durham.
ooLoRED.
Jefferson NeilandM Y Davidson.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
Equine Powders restore Hsrses and Cattle

sP An old subscriber to the
OBSERVER says, for blind Stdggers
make an incision ia the forehead
an inch in length, about the star,
loosen The skin with the finger,
and fill with salt. He never
knew it to fail in effecting a cure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
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 Sheriff Morgan, at the court
house, Saturday, Jan. 81, 1871.
81 acres in the 9th district, belong.
ing 10 W. d Brown.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

~ Blanche is again moving
On Saturday last we received
from that post-olfice, through our
friend ]. F. Byers, a list of tou,
nea0 subscribers to the OBSERVER.
We thank our friends cordially
for their timely assistance, and
would add that there is room on
our books for still more.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

STEEL ENGRAVING OF GEN. ROBERT
L. LEE An advertisement in an
other column Of this issue, offers a
Steel Engraving of Gen. Robert L
Lee TO subscribers to The South
ern Press, this number of which
contains large wooo-cut with an
outline of bis life.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
NeaC advertisements.
LIVE STOCK c0MMISsInNI

T WOULD inform the farmers 80.
l. Of Lincoln and the surround 49,
ing counties, that lam engaged in LII
a General Commission and Live Stock bu-
sines-at Memphis. Team. My Yards are
near a new Pork Packing establishment,
where l can sell good fat hogs at Il to &c
per pound gross above the Louisville prices.
Large numbers are wanted. ! would re-
spectfully solicit your patronage.
f. w. III. BROOKS,
Nos.a445, AL and 449 Main street,
dec22-4t Memphis. Team.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

BE- We have a letter from
''a stakeholder" Directing to the
manner in which the Railroad is
managed; but as the writer did
not furnish his real name, his com.
munication does not appear.