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\; Rulcs held N ,as clerks Office of III. -
cult court ofL.wis county, on Ge frat Aoot,,
in Yrbrnary, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
NOTICE, REDEMPTION OF FIvE-rwENrY BONDS

In Of 1863.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Dec. 2, 1871.
BY virtue or the authority by OF Congress
approves July H. 1870, entitled the
funding OF the national debit hereby give that tho
principal and accrued interest herein below
desgnated known 6vetwenty bonds, will be paid
Treasury OF the ned States In the city of Washing gon
and AFTER the 7h day Of March, 1877 and thar the interest
on said bonds VIII cease that That to say couron
Bonds known the Second Series act of February 2 1884,
dated May |, 1882, as followa:-
ab0 from No. TO No $3.50, both inclusive.
&1v0 from No. to No. l3,0yS, both inclusive
$500 from No. to No. 1884. both inclusive.
81 lOUO from No. ] to No. Ii,l2O, both inclusive.
And Registered Bonds of the folowe:--
wa0 from No 596 to No. 6g7 both Inclusive,
$IOO from No. 4.l04 to No. 5,079, both inclusive.
$bJ0 from No. 1900 to No. 24S3, both inclusive.
&l.OOU rom No. S,907 to No. II ,00S both Inclusive
&b,v0 fr IN No 1858 to No. 8,402, both inclusive.
&l0.uO0 from No. 2,sO7 TO No. $500 both nclutive
or the amount outstanding embraced IN tho numbers
abovel sixteen million dollars Coupon Bonds
and four million tx4OUO0I dollars Registered Bonds
Coupon onds Of the act OF February 10 1852 were issued
In four dstnc SERIES Bons OF the first series tall OF which
have oee previously called for edsmpton 90 not bear the
series designation hem while those OF the second,
the bonds
Uned States Securities forwarded for redemption should
be addressed to the DvIsIonn Secrearys Ohce,
Registered Bonds should be assigned the secretary Of
the Treasury for redemption"
GEORGE g. BOUTWELL, Secretary
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
FINANCIAL.

A LADY WISHES The LOAN OF $500 FOR THREE
IN months, Tor use OF which pleasant furnished Room,
with Board, will be Address Mrs A. b. H.. Herald
Onoo.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY--ON BOND AND
M mortgage principals only in New York. Brooklyn and
New Jersey Apply only to SAMUEL s. WOOD, Jr. los
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

INUNDS TO LOAN-ON PRIVATE DWELLINGS AND
store properly, and other Funds tenemens; also
buy Mortgages real estate easehod. Address AT
TORNEY, box yl9 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
HORSES, CARxlA.. .Ns. &C.
HORSES, CARRlA.-lsS, cEC.
A 7 THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSON VAN TAssELL,
onlce and salesroom "a Nassau street.
opposite the Post on1ce.
The Horse and Carriage Branch
Of our business Is conducted at our


The Horse and Carnage Branch
OF our business Is conducted at
no. lls and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue,
regular sales Of Horses and Carriages.
Catalogue ss or tHhsp rms bArs ssa russdsSS SALE
CHESTNUT soRREI MAkE. SIRED BY Major Win
field dam STAR mare formerly owned BY George torIard
vice roed summer on roviaenos track IN two races
2;sS An s45 beat 40 IN training condition. is very
the oiy and warranted sound Kind and true
i 10Y w1do Sur BY
= THoRogGaBRED M HMoR1oSg5dGiafiBRED SADDLE HORSE. EpENroN.
Glencoe i5 hands years superior saddle; free
.soRsEi saoRss. y .osSApIAs MORGAN srocK
hands syears Old; Kind IN al harness. FREQ from vice.
GS9x aSS99x wxSoS saIsTIss ToS v..,. =.
kind in all harness and saddle free from
in ~ minutes very styah and handsome, and warranted
SRsE TWO soAP },CA wAeoSs :
last 10 A. to-day in 80; kind in all
s% HuRsE, som kmisEp IN KENTUCKY 10 hands.
years. kind IN all harness; free from vice. fast travellers
GK3ss.MATCHED TEAM sRoAH AND BAY, Horses. l5
can sO his day 1asi and
are sS 5ina hT snd us 30 A,P , sei harrsss and
IA MARE, I5x HANDS, s YEARS. kind and true
in every free irom vice. fast travellers Stylish ana
GRAY HORSE, l5h HANDS, 8 YEARS; kind in all
harness. free from vice. good ravser very stysh kind
BLACK MARE, I4ss HANDS, YEARS old. kind in all
ellsr, and warranted ted sound ,,,,
oaas snd na d and
Harness and four seat Kockaway
No. top road and depot Wagons slcgns
M yert WI
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-ALL PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING DE-
formed we have all fresh, goods are selling
lower than other house Our stock Cen
and Yeats, Coachm,ns Coats very dne made,
sn ms' W. we ss ssE 'T E
broadway, corner Twenty-elshh street.
-A.-prRsoNs VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
policies absolute SALE can borrow the
surrender yaae oi ner policies ~ applying NJ Insurance
or Tures IN sas sne ws however slightly are emitted
A cCoUNrs ADJ SIZED AND BOOKS BALANCED
caledy conu ussd Address b. r., box o,lsl Pos.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA AND
Yss % q .SSs oys
box 1853 1853 Fulton street Park row.
A -oFs1GIhAE1 Ehs1dasy psAw!Sss sSssr ,o,,pn,rs
~. IS iS is q, i, S. S. is r. 7s. Il, IL. 10
. & X = = = ii = T. 'DsS 9, s! ,S
:" H. = y = %. sss-ssc. y - II H. 81 is % S&
- slMsoss co. = Mssas.l. a. or & Gown r. .on, No. KY
CLUTE, Broker. 2u5 Broadway lost office box 1860
OF NEW x, yons DEPARTMENT or
81 Chambers street. 2s,eposr 2o pas 3 s.pss ''il
be aided Inc ish inst, :. AZ upad previous that
twelve per cent adneh Calculated from The Ath
DAY Of October. lS7l to the date OF pay
B.kKAKD SMITH, Receiver
DR Ak,H JR GENTIL. SIS BROADWAY,
IL Hair, first quality
tfr largest and the cheapest assortment
IN New YORK.
kcsee ia Matin for the complexion.
HAVANA LOTTERY OF CITBA.-FULL OFFICIAL
II Drawings received for November % by JOSEPH
BATES, lS4 broadway, rooms
DoYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT AT LEIPsIC, GER
III many.-gb00l t,ckcts 1880 Prizes, Post olce box
e,0SQ THEODORE zuCHoCH, lie Nassau street.
DoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, NOVEMBER
IL "a No. ll,l4l drew $loUo0O geld. Kentucky, Class
(old established oace), ia Broadway.
CpO0L COTTON. SILVER AND WATCH GLASS GASES.
perienced cabinetnAker Address @. 1 box 1877 Herald
0hicc, tor bve days.
CTAMMERING.-NEW YORK STAMMERING INSTI-
- tute permanently located ut No Irving place. Pro.
fsssos Man ami Covin MANAGERS Unparaeiei success IN
this past Gooi references. send
pectus. No pay until cured.
x ANN sTREEr-sHow CARDS FOR EVERY BUsI-
- ness, ready made and to order. j. MULLEN.
SiUhTINss DOGS, BIssD,, &c.
DOUBLE GUN FROM 81 UP-A LARGE AssoRT.
lot OF Double Guns, slightly damaged, cheap.
GEORGE SMITH, HChatham street.
TNOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS BIRDS,
&C. Medicines for all dseases prepared Food for mock
ing brde, At b. q. DOvEYS, No. Greene street,
DOR sALE-THE HANDsoMEsT AND SMALLEST
or WILLIAM yRA1LY Aapptc street. spSoS
lyn.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

AMUsEMENTs-sEo PAaE-Fourth. NTH and sixth
BILLIARDs- sEoSsp rAeE~Thira cainmn num-
BoARDERs wANTED-sEooND PAoE-tirst and second
BOARD XS6 LOGGING wANrED-sroosp PAGE
BRoosLYs % NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwsLrrH
Buslsass PFC cr PAer-rhlrd col
cfa kEAE tsrAfE FOR P%sr-
CLERKS AND DsALEsxEN-rwrIrrn PAan-Firss col
co1ciMaN DSa asp GAkDENfss T%HIl r ru rAas-rh..
coAsTwiSE srEAMshifs-FKsr PAar-Fifth and sixth
GousTNY BOARD. srcosp PAorasecood column:
nouss r1S 70 T AND uN
ruRdfHN raaErapfta fIlaoa Column
M EURorE NlNrn rAaE-sixh column. @
FINE ss%a sS
Eoas A 70 LET
mn TwEt,rH rAor.Fearth and s;i,,i ni'a a,., conmns
FRENCH ADvEKTlsEM ENrs-TwxIrTn PAss-sesond
HELP WANrED-FEMALEs- ELEVENTH PAsE-sxth
HELr WANrED-MALEs- PAor-seeona
HORSES. CARRIAGES. ao-rpsr PAsE-second and
hSUss aa 99
5kssg d S AND BsR
GEN rial EsTA Il FOR sALE-TwKLrTn rAaE-
Lgoru X. ssAsoS, sKeoSp pAoK Sixth column.
LEGAL NOTICtS--kINTu fAaE-Sixth olumn.
LOAN OFtIrES-FiRsT PAGF-Fourth column.
LOST AND FO, ND-FiksT PAGE First column
MACHIN KY--FIRsT PAGE--Sixh column
NAnBLE MANTfl.S--TwEI.rT PA6K- Sixth column.
MkDICAL--lwELF PA0r--Third column.
MILLINERY And Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MlsoKLLxS ls EoTs AcvEKrisEAENTs-rrsrmP PAsr--
Sixth column.
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-SiYth column.
NUSICAL--STooSD PAGE-Fourth column.
PEKSuNAL--FiRBr PA1E--Flrst column.
pIANOFOts sTES--SEooNn PAaF-fourth column.
POST OFFICE NOIICE-SEuoSD PAGE-Stconi column.
PROPERTY O. r OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR 70
KENT-TwELiTH PAaE-Tbird column
REAL ESTATE TO ExCuAkGE-TwFLtTu I'll PA0E-Third
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-Twrlrrn PAsE-Thrd COL
.
REMOVALS TWELFTH PAGE-Sccond column.
REWARDs-FIRsr PAGg-Firs column.
SALES AT AUCTION TWELFTH PA9E-Fifth and sixth
columns.
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEmALEs- ELEVENTH PAGE
FIRST second, third fourth, hfth and sixth c,Iumns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-M ALES-ELEvENTu PA0E-
sixth column, and TWELFTH PAGE--Ftrst column.
SPECIAL NOTICiS-FIRsT PAaE-Second column.
SPOKTIN DOGS BIRDS, &o.--FInsr PA08-Second
STORAGE NINTH PAaE--Sixth column.
THE 1RADES-Tw ELrTH PACE Second column
TO LET FOX BUSIN ESS PuRPOSES-TwELFTH PACE
Fourth column
TRAVELLERS. UIDE-FIusT PAaE-Sixth column.
UNFURkISiiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PA0E-fllth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE SE-NINrH PAGE--Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsr PAGE-Sx.h column.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

INOK SALE-THE uANDSOMEST AND SMALLEST
Scotch Terrier the city; weight o pounds. Apply
address WILLIAM BRADLEY, "a Atlantic street, brook
lyn.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

~.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
- rying the Uniled States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday.
WISCONSIN. Freeman. Dec H. at go A. M.
NEVADA, Forsyh.. : Dec. 20, att P. N.
Cabin passage, 37o, sold ssseraEe, Sso, currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg. Norway
and Sweden, 10. Drafts Ireland England, France and
Germany at l0west Apply to
WILLIAMS 4 GUiON, as broadway,
ODONOVAN ROSSA, Branch odlcc 263 Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
1N FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship khEIs Captain Z Meyer WIN sal ,, on
street, H0boken to be followed by
steamship HASSA, Captain f. Buckensten, on Saturday.
Dec. %.
Rates Of passage to london Bremen payable In
gold or its equivalent In currency
Second CaoIn.. ~
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHs 4 Co, Agents,
No. J Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

nETECTIvEs. COX KING, ~ BROADWAY Avn I,
~ few street. Established 1857 -furnisn onv reishis nj
expereneed operatives branch oices IN CHICAGO ana ~
Louis Correspondents In all PRINCIPAL ciues and urore
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

40 EAST sEvENTy.EI0HTH sTREET-Mlss II. 3.
ITO CLARK. Artist in waI Flowers, Autumn Leaves,
Fruit Vases Crosses 0rJera win receive prompt aen
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKLNs.

FORMERLY WITH MARIE
avenue, now Offers her tine Inn
Round Hats, from the leading
their original cnst of imuortar
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

SIOHTINss DOCS, siND,, &c.
A DOUBLE GUN FROM 81 UP.-A LARGE AssoRT-
~ ment new ana second hand reduced prices also
lot OF Double Guns slightly damaged cheap.
GEORGE SMITH, 81 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

LNOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS
&C. Medicines for all diseases prepared Food for mock
ing bTde, At b. q. DOvEYS, No. Greene street, near
Canal
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
i corner Third avenue and Twenty-sixth street.
Bank daily from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ and Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from . toSP. M.
. JOHN II. LYON, Presdcnt.
TnEO. NJ. TUTuILI, Acuary.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

IIAvANA PRoGREsO AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New YORK and Mexican Mall Steamship Line, leaving
pier II East River, st r. NJ, direct Havanz.
CITY or MERIDA, pcsken Thursday, Dec. ~
CLEUPAIRA, Phillips tHavana onyl.. Saturday Dec q
CITY Of MEAlCO. ifmmermtn WEDNESDAY. Jan
Gle ,PATRA, Phips Havana only Saturday, Jan. ~
For freight or passage to
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, sailing regularly
every Thursday at O'Clock r. H. precisely from No.
M0RRo CASTLE, Capt T. g. Curtis via Nassau. ..Dec II
COLUMBIA, Capt f. Van Sice via Key wes) Dec 81
MISSOURI, Capt T. H. Morton via Nassau ... Dsc IS
4. W. DIMoCR, Preaident,
No. 5 Bowling Green.
Norrcr.-Auanic Man Steamship Company. For The con-
venience OF shippers leDentary mail bag, for Ton.
sgnees letters only TO Havana will this once At
2t5 P. NJ. on sailing days.
No letters or papers win be received on the dock;
A. w. DINOCk, President,
40. bowDng Green
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

A FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE FOR SALE.-BUST-
"A location unsurpassed; extraordinary chance IN
make money Apply rnme iiatciy, ~ clnmbers street.
GEORGEsW Sinners 4 CO., Store Agrncy.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
TicAvELLEi,s' GUIDE.

yTINELAED RArLwAy-FoR yINELAND. n j.. AMI
Brdgcion. Leave foot of Murray Now York. via
New Jcrsey southern Railroad, at A. VI. anl r. NJ, by
steamers EMPIRE STATE ana JESSE HOYr.
j. w. MILLS. Superintendent
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
FOR SALE.

A LARGE CORNER GROCERY, ON A LEADING AVE.
IN Lue, ut valuation OF stock and nxfures; excellent
chance agood going West Address JOSEPH
II. c., Herald o1lce.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

i OsT-BErWEtN GRAND HOTEL AND TWENTIETH
IL street and Sixth avenue, black earring drop
set with pearls Finder will DO suitably rewarded It's
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

OsT-ON SUNDAY, NOON, PETwEEN CALVARY
~ church and Esst thirteenth street. sdy's oi Seal
and Watch key. the Under viii be bringing 10
A. BOU1H 233 Eaa. Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

A BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR 5ALE-wITH on
~ without Stock, Handsomely ttct up and in one OF thu
tcs locations In rookyn good given Tor sepg
Address j. r., BROOKLYN Post oflce
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

- tnte permanently located ut No. Irving place. Pro-
fessOrs Man and GOWN Unparaeet
this city
pectus. No pay until cured
= ANN sTREET.-SHOW CARDS FOR EVERY BUSI
- ness, ready made and to order. J. MULLEN.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

DALTIC LLOYD
ID For sTETTIN direct touching at CHRISTIANSAND
and COPENHAGEN to land pas sengen mails.
The first claes iron steamship
ht MBoLDT Captain Barandon,
will sail Saturday, December at r. NJ, Pier b.
North River. To be followed by steamship FRANKLIN,
Captain +. Dreyer. on Saturday, December H.
Cabin passage gold $50. Steerage, gold, $3.50.
Freight for ST. Petersburg and other mpor ant ports
OF the Baltic received and through Bills OF Ladn. rsned.
For freight passage apply to -.
WENDf & RAMMELSBERG. Agents.
Once, 20 broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

no LOAN-$2O00, EITHER ON GOOD COLLATERAL
i or short mortgage for four or tive months Address
SECURITY. ucrulJ oNce.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

I OsT-oN THE 9th INST, ON FOURTH AVENUE A
IL Pocketbook containing notes. papers Ac OF
yalne except to the In whoso Favor they drawn
The under keep the also contained also
be tbcray iewarued by mall otherwise desired
no Inquiries made # The notes. railway pa.ers &C, are
by mail " d. box G0 Post Office, Wilinautlo, Conn.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

ITO TEACHERS. WANTED, 00vERNESs f0R EMO.
and ma.e lad, 10 school Uermsn and piano. and one
for French, craving and painting Several French and
German aoes wanted In schools and famies All ,eaches
seeking positions should apply 70 American School institutes
IL Bond atrset
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

TOR sALE-.A STEAM YACHT, NEARLY 10 FEET IN
length, 10 beam, rast cyiadcr iux0; boiler
new. Apply to TIIus ROBINSON. uerk 5Asu News ONCE
p>gr No. / East River
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
"A Terrific Storm.

/ SAN I Francisco, Feb 21-A
terrific hurricane last night, acc
,companied with rain, hail, loud
thunder and lightning, produced
more CONSERVATION here than an
earthquake would. and did much
damage. A fire wall twelve feet
high and sixty feet long, was
Blown downsupona frame bull
ding, crushing it and burying
fifteen persons~~be neath~--the
ssruins. Mrs. Mcdonald, wife of
the watchmanat tbs State pris-
son, her child ten months old
daughter twelve years old, and
Mrs. Hogan, were instantly
KILLED, being frightfully man.
7gled. Several others were in-
.jured, but none fatally. Three
salarms of fire added to the hor;
! rors Of the night. There was
more thunder and, Lightning ii
zone hour than ever before Seer
for heard Of in Sal Francisco Ill
stogether, The shipping IN: thu
zharbor generally escaped With.
I out serious damage. The storm
lin the mountains was severe. =
sThec2 telegraph wires We're dam
aaged in all directions. %" 7a'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
R@- We have. from AVE. q Fa

s% We have from A. B. Far
quhar, whose advertisement may
be, found in this paper, q copy Of
his illustrated catalogue Of, agri
cultural implements for l87I.
Our readers who may desireai copy
will be accommodated by address
ing the proprietor at YorkyPa.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
sW Messrs. Geo. P. Rowello

W Messrs. Geo. ?: Rowello {
Co, whose advertisement s'Fol
80 per line ~" - appear. in i't hi,
paper we can freely and consci
|entiously recommend, as an en-
|tirely responsible firm. I'VE
speak from our own knowledge,
having had repeated dtsallingsYith
IlneH.as5 l'es q" llagi vt-yT.s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

DE- Dom Piatt says that
''the Republican party is the
party of organized rascality',
which shows that Dom, Repub-
lican he lis avery outspoker
and truthful individual. j..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

BE At the recent term of
the Chancery Court at Manchester
] Judge Marks removed james
Price, Clerk and Master. and ap
pointed in his stead J. T. Wilson
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

B@D James Vick,. Of Rocbes
ter, N.Y. has done more to beau
fifty American homes, than amy
other man on this continent. Hi,
illustrated catalogue il ia manual mar lnl
of vegetable and flower culture
that every one ought to have. He
fills lorders for seeds by mail, and
when lost sends a.seeond supply
free Of charge. lDHe is at the head
of the flower trade, as he should be
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

BE The stockholders of the
McMinnville and Manchester Rail
road have determined to resist the
sale of that road by the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

& We notice that the PEG
pie of Davies county, KY, are
rersistently insisting that Col. J
G. Ford, of the Southern Shield.
shall consent to be the Democratic
candidate for Representative. If
the Colonel will consent to serve
he is the very man for the position.
and the Democracy have have! donf
well to celect him as their mouth.
piece at the capitol. H. ,;no.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

m Wilson county mule
traders just returned from Athe
South, say that they can buy
mules cheaper in Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi than IN
Middle. Tennessee. 52' Il Ia
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
B We print the advertise

& We print the advertise
ment Of the American watch Co,
10 another column, Iii addition
to the large assortment 81, watches
made by this company they de-
sire to.call special attentionIto be
Watch for railway engineers, con.
ductors and eS,ppffessssmneh. Also
heir Boys Watch, which " his; is now
first placed on the market, and to
which they desire to call. the at
ltention of Young Ahetica- 0 a..e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
Real Estate Transfers.


The following transfers Of real
estate have been acknowledged
since our last, in the CduntyCsurt|
CLERKS office:
Mijamin Smith to C. d
Thompson, $50 acres in 18th
dis, $2,250.
MA. Pamplin toy! T. Pamr-
Hin, interest in land in 9th dis,
sS140.vs->-.'-~--y-,s-.>--~,~.~~<.4-
w. D. Sims and F. M. Pamp-
Him to John, James and qDoak
sBoaz, 81 acres in 7th dis, ST.
1889.
d. w. Clark, c. and NJ, to
Penelope Pigg, 81 acres in1 18th
sdis, $457 80. ,4e H. .T,.,...
Samuel Webb]t to G.. WAL
se2ander, Is acres in 4th dis,
$500, ,......gt .,r,4.r -rro-r,, =, e
/ Lewis Peach to j. A. Whit
worth, lot in Petersburg, 500.
i j. A. Whitworth TOW. b.
Buchanan, lot in Petersburg,
s$260. ls3g a6' ra}az Of siroa, 7isI, dtiV
-....- 20. :. : 4i4----- .{..i,.t 2.
4 e@ The German military au-
athcritiesa are, satisfied that peace
Twill prevail and aret therefore pre-.
sparing to withdraw their armies
afrom France The FrenchaeAs-
Ssembly just convened, in i. &c com
zposition, guarantees peace, and the
assurance that I'll the r Napso9IteQnic
sreign and the Republic have alike
sfallen. The Orleans Princes come
Ito thelfront as. the rulers Of the
adestinies of France until a politi
Zeal revolution again tekoses that
5House. Theirs now rules France
Dis a disbeliever in The Republic,
! and not even the temptation Of
sthe Presidency is likely to swerve
shim from his course. He will be
1.-The Prince OF France nnder,a King
n y7r~i5o III ~ --5--- - !. ,,rd, +,
3 I& The51negroes held a foul
sllaysE State 4 Gonven tiopo in Nash.
svillees last week, closing :l9f n Saturday
THE following extract from The
REPORT or the Cen mittss on riEssq n
expressed their views or
l..amalgahated schools: ayi4ooeY
8 'Eaeh'o colonel citizen eanno
Sbut feellaegruHetB so5long as he il
forced by local authofities to .sepa
8 rate schools.R)Iqa 9hj ii -isfa
8 A'motion was made to- labor IL
sorgaD'ize the Republican party ii
ETennesseep 5ht-tit a1Y1 I-lL SlF
u = ~, 80 Lrgr,sfn .E-f..-,r- -, ....'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

B% At the Railroad meeting
held in this place last Tuesday, ii
was resolved not to contest the
sale of the Winchesterand Alabama
Railroad, but to insist that the
purchaser shall not disturb the
road as it now is. and shall.
further, run at least one train ,dai-
y over the present line. An o
pinion favorable to the extension
of the road South was expressed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
RI- Wa bavo a paw, .ovooIlt

@ We have a very excellent
speech delivered by Mr.. Kerr in
Congress, on the Sheafe- Tillman
contest. 1t will appear in our
next. . 54,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

~ One Of our contempt
raries speaking of a prominent
Radical says: ''He was last in
war, last in peace, and first in
the pockets of his countrymen.'
The same may be said in truth
of every prominent Radical.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
Expenses per Session:

Expenses per Session:
.P,TStdry I misunderstanding,
Reading and first lessons in Arith-
ulCbiO.'s E W
intermediate Department--Spell-
ing, Reading, Writing, Geography,
GrammaF, and Arithmstics..,-s.s,. ..sss.Sl5S6 q
Academic DepGrtment-All stud
hes Of the Internied iate, Higher MAth1lb3ls
ematics, Sciences5and Languages dy2o o
EXTRA PER SESSION, r,
Instrumental music piano q guitar, s25 o
use Of instrument = m :. q - o.
" ocahnrusic..tl:Fi. ,ag. .9ypl9L hCc!3 o.
l1e SSeSa 5 e. tuition R Viii il
day Of Apfa, balaheeiat the end Of Tho ses
|siop.i The incidehtsl fee nnusthe paid yhe
|the.pupil enters,l No deductions will b
made except on ascouht Of protraeteti sick
|nsss. For further particulars, sddfessI'I
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