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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-06-20

DERSONS having remains to bury in
Il Rose Hill Cemetery, are required to
come first TO the Secretary and get permit
for the same, giving the name Of deceased,
age, disease, &c. By order of the Board:
iuly6-tf JF. GOODRICH, Sec.
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Hon. Geo. 81. Pendleton

In answer to a direct question
ms to his views, Mr.. Pendletou
thus replies 81 think well of
the Liberal cause, but | am for
having a National Democratic
Convention, and abiding it's de-
cision. 1t looks now as if we
ought to back The Liberals; but |
am for taking advantage Of all
the lights that may be thrown on
the situation between now anu
the assembling of the convention
in July. If at that time it appears,
as now, that we ought to make nc
nomination, | shall favor such &C.
ton or non action. On the con-
trary, should it he clear that we
can succeed with our own nomi
nations, why, make them"
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk OF
IL the County Court Of Lincoln county
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the admins.
tor of the estate of
D. F. Freeman, deceased,
Of the insolvency Of said decedent's estate
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them tc
the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on
or before the 1st day Of November,
1879, for pro rata distribution, or they
will he forever barred.
april?5 JAS. ". BARHAM, adm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-06-20

MR We have the best stock
of gents soft and wool hats we ev-
err offered. T. J. GRAY & Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-06-20

WYE wish to simply say that we now are
w receiving our Spring Goods,
which for quantity, quality and price cannot
be excelled. with all the fine lines of ladies'
dress goods, ladies'. misses and children's
hats, bonnets and shoes, with everything
that gentleman, boy or child can call for,
and with the advantages We have In getting
up stock of goods, and with the assistance
of two extremely piens, polite, accommoda-
ting young men, g. M. Sebastian and W.
NJ. McClelland) We feel confident we will
please the most fastidious, as we'll as every
body else. We, therefore, earnestly ask all
both old and young, high and low, to come
make it pay you. We have been in the
goods trade for 70 years, and have not made
any money. Weare now going to sell goods
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Remember the Dead

HIHE Directors Of Rose Hill Cemetery
Il have been forced to borrow money to
enclose the same, and being DESTROYS Of
still further improvements, il is hoped that
you who have purchased lots there and still
owe for the same, will be moved by your
love for the living and memory Of the dead,
to pay for the present home Of some and
future of others of your friends and rela-
tives. By order of the Board:
may2 J.F. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
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Neac advertisements.

CT n made from 50 cts. Call and examine or IL
Q1O IMPLIES sent postage free1 for so cts thar
tail quick for SO. K. L. WOLCOTT. 1n Chatham
Square. n Y
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CHICAGO.
n..,,nx of Bankers and Others.

Meeting OF Bankers and Others.
CHICAGO, October 2l.-A we'll attend
ed meeting of bankers and other prom
inent business men was held to-day in
the Board of Trade Hall, 10 discuss the
present stringency in the money market
and it's remedy. After considerable de-
bate, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting is opposed
to anv Measure looking to the further
expansion OF currency.
Resolved, That We recommend to the
Secretary OF the Treasury to sell gold
go far as the necessities OF the Govern
ment will permit and purchase bonds
with the proceeds, thus relieving the
temporary monetary striDgency:
Resolved That it is inexpedient TO
annoint a committee to 60 TO Washing
ton Ci,y in accordance with the request
of the merchants of Pittsburgh.
Our Fair Architect
is busy with the plans Tor Crys'ai
Palace exhibition building, 200 by GOV
feet to be erected on the grounds OF the
Exhibition Association, eighty acres in
extent, iu the region OF the stock yards
II is designed to have the whole iDsti
tuition in readiness by the summer Of
1874.
George A. Smith,
OF the Mormon Presidency and first
cou pselor to Brigham Young, was in
this city this afternoon. He will join
a party Of twelve prominent Mormons
at New York and proceed to Europe.
They will remain nearly year in the
Old World, and intend visiting Jeruss-
lem and other parts OF Palestine. He
has been in active life among the Nor
mon, for nearly thirty years and is now
suffering from throat affie,ion, being
the result of public speaking. His
visit to Europe is solely for relaxation
and obtaining information OF . general
nature and not for missionary Purp 'ses
He does not propose to make any pub
lie addresses although be has been re-
quested 90 to do.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-Tbe grab
game was played to-day by two United
States soldier, Edwin Goodwin aud
one named Kalb. Alter drinking beer
with a man named Reed they walked
out to the street together. ksib asked
Reed the time Of day, and snatching
his watch made off with it. Goodwin
was arrested and held to answer on .
charge of felony. Kslb has deserted
from the army and has not yet been
.ound.
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Ken
tuckv will convene tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock. -,
The hog slaughtering will commence
a. .oon a. favorable weather SETS IN.
The market 10 unusually bare OF hog
producta Tae etock OF sugar cured
hams is unusually light and there are
NO bulk meats and but small lots OF
shoulders and sides
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, October 2l.-Angelo Marie,
charged with robbiug the safe OF the
Chief Of Police, was to-day sentenced to
three years in the penitentisry. His
brother John was acquitted.
MEMPHIS, October 2l.-A $4,000 dis-
mond ring was stolen from q jewelry
case at the Exposition, to-day.
The body of little white girl shout
eleven years old was found floating in
the river here to-day.
Edmondson's Lead Mine won the
trotting race, best two in three, at the
Fair, today, for horses that have never
been shown in public, Time-265,
2:574, beating tour others.
The attendance at the Fair and Ex-
position was alike good.
Governor John C. Brown addressed
quite large crowd at the square to-
night, upon the political Issues Of the
day.
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RY RYTELEGRAPH.
,,.,usiyeIy for the Register.
pscidc and Atlantic Line.
ny oa,ee, 10 Main street.
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
,..,,, Of the Elections.

October 2l.-The returas from
.Isc,;ops held yesterday to fill the
y. .,,iss in the Assembly have nearly
"l,.r received. 10 several depart
ST. oeeI -. cnp,est was close. The gen.
n'Ps ,..u't sn shows victory for the Rad
s'I ~ Republicans. The Conservatives
a' g mHch disappointed at the result.
The War Investisation.
Tho public mind continues excited
,,., The investigation about to be made
y, the government into the causes
y.,S:ug to the late war. NJ. Emile
,I.,;s, who, since the overthrow OF
n. Empire and the establishment OF
j.. Rspu,lic. has retired into compare.
-. privacy, has been apprised OF
~. J'' .,sy. OF affairs in Paris and OF the
~ -.,;ny investigation and its object
- G.... ;p,ima,ed to his friends that he
',,II be prepared at the proper time to
,os.- spi reputr any charge which may
:. .S.op,bt against him, whether on the
,,,9ni. OF Ministerial incompetence or
,,s,sse He is expected to return to
p,,,s,on, in order to be present when
h, Court Of Inquiry meets.
Thiers Invited 10 Lyons.
v Theirs has received an invitation
.,sn the City Government OF Lyons to
,i:;, that city, and will probably accept
i isu0derslood that a grand ovs"
m, and splend d banquet will be &C
c,-i-d him on his arrival.
The Seat of Government.
rh. subject OF changing the seat OF
government from Versailles to Paris is
.,sio being agitsted, and it is anticipa,
I.i ibsi proposal with that view will
b. brought up be:ore the Assembly at
Sd rsry day
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BOSTON.
Died OF His TptuPteA,

Boston, October 2l.-Frank Clifford,
'ne o. the men concerned in the bloody
70" On North street, Saturday night,
''ed Yesterday. Before his death, Cliff.
'"l identified Arthur Grant a. his
murderer.
30 great is the desire Of strangers
,s;ung the Coliseum to preserve some
~ .s'c o. the jubilee, that they have car
t:ea away tassels. soda fountain labels,
D.s Of Veneering, and every article that
''aid easily be removed.
arthur Grant, mate of the schooner
CT;ses CCTrsties Heath, who fatally stabbed +.
S. SSnaofd on Saturday night last, was TO-
iull committed to await the result
" ne inquest in the ease.
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NEW YORK.
Cfime IN the City.

New YoRK; October 2l.-There are
new in the Tombs cells on the charge OF
murder twenty-five criminals, seversi
OF whom have not yet been tried, while
Others, who have already been sentenced
to death. are awaiting the action of the
court from appeals Of their counsel.
The most prominent of these is Foster.
the car-hook murderer, and Stokes.
Fosters last hope is now iu the Court
OF Appeals. before which tribunal he
will probably be taken in November.
Stokes bears his position much less
fretfully now than at first. His health
is good and he is very hopeful Of being
leniendy dealt with by the jury.
The Ring Cases.
1t is stated that Tweed left the city
Wednesday and will not return until
satisfied that bail will be taken ia his
case. 1t is said he was informed that
the proceedings now being brought
against him were on q new indictment,
for which no bail would be received.
The indictment OF Mayor Hall is very
volumin ous and covers seventy-eight
counts. The Grand Jury will resume
its session tomorrow, when it is probs-
BILE the indictments against Hall and
others will be brought into Court.
The Cuban Question.
The Herald editorially says that no
question relative to the foreign or ex-
ternal relations Of the United States
has occupied the attention OF the Amer
ican people for a quarter Of q century
or longer more than the Cuban ques-
ton. A close view OF the Cuban ques-
tion must enlist the sympathy OF the
world more aud more.
Tammany Mass Meeting.
The Tammany Hall Committee on
Organization met to-day and arranged
for grand MAS meeting on the 10Th
inst.
The President and Royal Family"
Await the Arrival OF tho "First
Lady OF America"
General Grant, Mrs. Grant, Jesse r.
Grant, General Porter and Mrs. Porter
arrived here this morning to meet Miss
Nellie Graut on her return from Eu-
rope. She is expected to arrive by the
steamer Scotia. tomorrow.
Tweed's Case.
In the Oyer and Terminer Court. to-
day, judge Brady announced that he
would render his decision on Wednes
day on the motion in Tweeds case to
remove the case from that Court to the
Court OF General Sessions.
SIander Suit.
In the Superior Court to-day was en-.
tered the suit of Ignacio De Soto Loreno,
Spanish Vice Consul of this city, who
claims damages in the sum Of sc, 1000
from Joshua Bershamel for an alleged
slander. The plaintiff charges the de
feudant with having written letter to
the Spanish Consul at New York. in
which letter the defendant accu ed the
plaintiff OF having received from
Spanish sailor some bars of gold, said
to have been stolen on Spanish man.
of war, and also that the Vice Consul
helped the sailor to escape. The case
is sill on trial.
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RousvesPs Policy Isderseo.
PH1LApxLpr1A, October 2l.-A meet
ing Of the business men w.s held TO-DAY
At the Commercial Exchange to discuss
the proposed reissusnce OF forty',oor
millions in legal tender. The only bus
;ness done was the submission OF . res.
olution, by George Fox, to the efiect
that the business men OF PhiladelPh'a
vould indorse the continuance OF Sec
retary Boutwell's former policy-tne
nnrcb sses OF bonds from time to time
70 relieve the money market The res
olu,ion wss rsferred 70 . committee.
The nsxt meeting vii be held st ths
ALI AZ the Committee on Rsolutaons.
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CINCINNATI.
Newspaper Change.

CINCINNATI, October 2l.-Asa A.
Clarke, for many years bookkeeper at the
old Times Office, has purchased a third
interest in the Cincinna Trade List
and the Fat Contributor's Saturday Night.
Fatal Accident
Adam Hanck, an employe on the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, while
walking on the track Of that road in
sedausville, yesterday, was struck BY a
switch engine and thrown under the
wheels. He was terribly crushed, and
died within a few minutes stter the acc''
dent.
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INDIANA.


Crown PoINf, October 2l.-On Sat
urday evening, William SHADES and
Jake Carcher, residents of this place
got into drunken quarrel in . saloon.
They were turned out into the street by
the proprietor, where the quarrel was
renewed, in the midst of which Csrcher
drew q knife and stabbed SHADES ii the
thigh, iuf1icting q serious wound. Car.
cher was then set upon by Slades'
friends, and beaten numerically about
the head until almoet inseusible. Both
men were arrested and taken to jail.
Meeting Of the LegtsIaturs.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 2l-The spe'
cial session of the Legislature will be
called on the 30lh Of November, in
stead of the 9Th, AS heretofore announced.
Governor Baker will issue his procls-
nation convening the body in . few
davs.
The Journal OF this city will to-
morrow take grounds in favor OF . re-
vision of the State Constitution 80 as to
admit Of the passage Of . strict law to
prevent election frauds and including
registration and other safeguards.
MuPdered.
ANGOLA, October 2l.-Last night,
about eight o'clock, q man named
Michael OSullivan was found dead.
He had been shot BY some un.
known peraon. Suspicion has fallen
upon John Boyke and james Bollin-
grsw, who have been arrested to await
an examination.
Poisoned.
New ALBANY, October 2l.-Pster
Canarymau, wife. wife's sister and two
children, residing four miles below this
city, were poisoned on Sunday BY eating
biscuits 10 which arsenic was used by
mistake for soda. Mrs. Canarymsn
and sister are dangerously i'll.
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TOTAL, 10 q SlFISL ALL ChSh'"s0o'oO
The money to pay all these gifts IL now
upon deposit, and set apart for that pur-
pose, in the Farmers and Drovers' Bank, az
viii b. seen by the following cefincate OF
the Cashier:
FAlNERs' AND DRovERs' BANK.
LoUISvILLE, KY. Sept. 70, le32.
This IL to certify that there Is now Oh de-
posit in this bank over half million OF
dollars to the credit OF the Gin Concert
fnnd, IS 1OO0 OF which Is held by this bank
as Treasurer Of the Public Library OF Ken.
tucky TO pay on all gifts to be awarded at
tine drawing. X. g. VEACH. Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, SO: halves IS: quarters,
n 20: II whole tics cts for 1l00; u for sA3 !:
a TO, 500; ll3 for Sl,00o; 255 for : so; 80
Tor 900. No discount on less than siOJ
vortn of tickets at time.
The drawing vii pnsifi vely and unequlS-
ocalIy take place December ]. Agents are
peremptoriiy required TO close sales and
MAKE returns November Is, N order 10
ei ye am Die time for the fnal arrangements
Orders lor ticket- OF applications for circu-
lars should be addressed 10
Gov. THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Aren't Public Library OF Keniucty, LOUIS
viile, Kentucky. "ot4-WAe4b
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DAYTON.


DAYTON, October 2l.-John c. Bug
gait, ESQ, q very prominent lawyer Of
this city, arose in good health this
morning, psrtook Of . hearty breakfast
and at 9 o'clock was q corpse. The
cause of bis death is not yet known, but
ia believed to be disease of the heart
J.H, McCluny, an old and highly
respected citizen, dropped dead Satur-
day afternoon, while engaged at work
on the Covington pike, one mile north
of this place. His death was caused by
heart disease.
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SAVANNAH, October 2l.-The steam
ship Huntsville, hence on the 10Th inst /,
broke q shaft off Edists And was towed
into Tvbee by the steamer Sansabudo.
She will be towed up to this city.
The steamer Sarogassa. from Bali-
more, reports the ship Energy, from
Cardiff, with iron for Port Royal, ashore
off Huntington Island, On October 2Otb,
dismantled, The Captains wife and
part of the crew were taken of. The
ergy viii probably be total loss.
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ZANESVILLE.


Death Of Al Estee0ed Cfuses-
ZAxrsv,LLl, O., October 2l.-Frank
Tbompeop, a highly respectable and
esteemed citizen, sbout sixty years OF
.g. who was President Of the City
Copncil for number Of years, and at
present Coupcilmsn from the First
ward, committed suicide BY hanging this
morning. He left his bouse about five
O'clock this moruiog, and WAS found
dead soou after Mental insanity, caused
by a failure in the milling business. 10
supposed to have been the cause OF the
act tstE E4EE8
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TIE barn and stable OF the West
Side Stage Company, Chicago, ~.
burned at six o'clock last night. Los.
90, 900; insured for $4,000. Forty
hor.es were burned A grocery sod
meat market, $40 and 642 West Gadi-
son street, vas also destroyed. Lod
S90, 900; insursd for $4,000.
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BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, Nd, October 2l.-The
trial of Mrs. E. Wharton Tor sn at
tempt to poison Mr.. Van Ness in this
city last year vss postponed to the Oc-
toher term Of the Circuit Court, Of Anna
Arundel county, which commences to-
day. The States Attorney James D
Russell, has stated bis Intention 10 bring
the case to trial this term and will not
copeent to any further postponement.
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VIRGIYIA.


IBe LVoy0 Cs
LEsssuRs, October I-The trial Of
Nrs. Emily E. Lloyd, charged with the
murder, BY poison, Of her husband and
fur children, commenced here to-day.
A treat deal of interest attaches to this
cs.e q it il expected that disclosures
OF An extraordinary character will be
na ada
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THE ENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
$5OO,0O0 in Bank to Pay All Gifts
A FULL DRAWING ~ SIGHT.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

At the Grand Gin Concert, authsrized by
speciaI act O the Legislature, In ali Of the
Public Library OF Kentucky. unavoidably
postp nd from September g t. December
!, and which positively and unequivocally
occurs in Louisville, KY. Saturday, Decem.
ber Z, 1872, without further delay on any &C
count whatever, the following Crsh Slits
are for distribution by lot among the ticket
holders:
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AZ TO the
Editorial Department,

we need only refer to the management o.
this department of the paper In tine past, az
the best guarantee Of its course In the tu-
ture. Suffice IL to say that 1t will be bold,
special attention will also be given in
our Literary snd Art Reviews 70 new
The METRofiLITAN RECORD will bs
supplied to subscribers on the following
terms, cash, invariably In advance:
To single subscribers, by mail---------- W
To Clubs OF fve------------------ " w w
To Clubs OF ten, with an extra copy ~ w
To Clubs OF twenty, with two extra ~
atPtSsss terms the i RECORD will be one o,
the cheapest, as well as one OF the largtst
of the Democratic weeklies published In
this or any other part Of the country
Each number contains sufncient amount
of reading matter to oil an octave volume
OF nearly two hundred pages, and oil the
most varied charac er.
sending us the names and addresses OF ther.
friends in their own and other states; ana
N tbey will also aid us In distributing spect
linens, we shall forward asmany al they
desire.
the paper at a very low rate, consideI Ing
the size and the great amount or reading
matter given in It's columns, that We allow
extra copies for clubs
All money letters forwarded to the ofhc .
of the METROPOLITAN RECORD should
be sent in the form OF drafts or Postofiice
orders, orby express.
We shall not be responsible for any money
sent by mail. unless registered.
10 avoid the possibility OF mistake, the
ma me should be plainly written, with the
address in full, giving the town, county and
state.
Ali communication should be addressed
to the METRpPOLlTAN RECORD, Box
70i, Postoffice, New York.
John LULLABY,
July S. 1872. Editor and Pro prietor.
auo1 ~
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MUSIC LESSONS.

DRoF. WIN. C. KRYTER HAS RE-
turned TO Wheeling. and gives Lessons
an the PIANO, Violin and ORGAN, and in
Stnging; attends TO the tuning OF Pianos
and recommends himself 10 the favor OF
the public. ,.,.s.
-0Gh
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MATILDA FLETCHER spoke at Burling.
ton, lows, yesterday afternoon, in favor
of the present administrator to very
large and enthusiastic audience.

TIE scqueduct on the Ohio and Erie
canal, three miles south of Chillicothe,
broke through on Saturday last, involv-
ing considerable damage.
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The President haa- authorized the
Secretary Of State to afix the seal OF
N. United States to the postal treaty
hstv.eu this country and Swiusrisnd.
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ENGLAND.
Death Of Admiral Cochran.

Loypoy, October 2l-Admiral Sir L.
: Cochran, Admiral Of the fleet OF the
Rpysl navy, died last evening.
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SWITZERLAND.
The Death Of Jean Henri Merle
d'Aubigue.


Merle dAubgne, Professor Of Church
History in the Theological College 10
.ai. CITY, died to-day. The decease OF
,lis celebrated tteologisu and popular
writer causes general sorrow. The fu-
aeral services will take place on Friday
0,S,uriay and will be attended by the
professors and students OF the Theo>
ogicsl School and many other friends
AID simrers Of tne deceased.
OBITUARY.
Jean Henri Merle dAubigne, whose
isalh 10 announced above, WAS born at
or near Geneva, in 1874. He was di-
:ecilv descended from the famous
French colonist family of d Aubigne.
He received a collegiate education, be-
70. intended for the ministry, and was
pastor Of French church in Ham
burg for FIVE yesrs. He afterwards
a,d s paslors'e in Brussels for seven
wears, from 1873 TO 1880. and in the
after year resigned his position for q
p'o es.orship in the Theological College
aG-neVs Ia 1858 the first volume OF
bis famous work, "rhe History of the
RsOrDssou in the Sixteenth Century,
APPEARED. 'peedily alta ming great pop
u!,rity. He also wrote 3 number Of
hstorcal works, the principal being
LAT entitled Tine Protector, a Vindi-
cation, intended a. a defense Of the
yoL!y Of Oliver Cromwell. in lS4S.