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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-08
YOUNG MEN
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-08
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-08

Historic SPOT MARKED.-When John
Quincy Adams, then Representative from
Massachusetts, fell at his desk in the Capitol
he was carried into what was then the Speak
er's room, where he breathed his last. A mar
Lle bust Of him was purchased by Congress
and placed in the room, but when the new hall
of the House was finished, and the Speaker
removed into his new apartment. the bust was
carried there with the portraits of ex.Speakers.
The old haH has since been dedicated to the
reception of statues of our prominent men,
two from each State, and the old room Of the
Speaker is now occupied by the House Com
mittee on Banking and Currency. Mr.Hooper,
thinking that the spot where John Quincy
Adams died should be appropriately mar ked,
has had the bust brought back and placed on
bracket over the spot where he gave up the
ghost, with the following inscription: John
Quincy Adams after fifty years of public ser
vice, the last sixteen in yonder hall, was sum
noned thence to die in this room 23d Febru-
ary, lS4S. "-Butinore -lmerican.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

ct. 6roncisco, Gal. 2. 9}op.
1ngefabr 10000 10000 perionen
batten f6 beute in ben ~Gitp @aroes"
eingefunben> UNI oen Nuflteigen BET 2u it.
bollons unb bet Srouun9 Oes Prof. GlD
nit ,Trdulein @n1itb bon bier> bei5uiuob=
men. Ser 8al(on tuur0e in oller Sorm
gefiiut, erbob f6 pl6bli6 in bie SUIT uno
tparo balb ben Mugen entriidt. Sic 9o3=
5eitsleute 9atten oas Na@leben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
@pDenfDau.
(Muslanb.)

Dresben 90. Oct. @eute Mor9en
traf Dier bic Na9ridt Elm, bob Se. Mea=
ieitdt &0nig SoDann bon @a9len aui
6em 6 Meilen BON bier entfernten 2uf=
19loHe pilnik peri6ieoen let.
9resoe>l 20. Oct. Ser 9er5og
bon @o91en, dlteTer @oDn 0es ber tor:
benen &0nt9s SpDQnn> Dat Deute ben er=
leoigten Sbron be1tiegen uno in elmer
Yroflamation basWer1pre9en ertbeilt, Die
8erfallun9 auf fre9t gu erbalten 1lno Dos
9egen,udrtige Miniiterium unpsranoert
5u la11en.
% re- n, 80. 0ct. 9ie @ailerin 1T
erfrantt uno lift 3uitano beunr1tbigeno.
~Yaris> 80. Oct. Prd1ioen Mc=
Mabon bat eine Broflamation an Die
Mr1nee erlallen, 1uorin ct Iast oob es Die
PFi9t bes @oloaten iei> Die Oronun9
aufre6t gu erbalten uno alien 9eletlt6en
MISUNDERSTANDING 5u perl6affen. OBJ
,pobt 1i9 Die Monar6ilten 6arauf per=
lailen j, oab 1ie Die @pmpatbien uno
oie Mit6ilfe Der Qrmee er6alten tperOen>
10 1T bo6 ein Shell 6es Miniiteriums 6er
Saltung Der grmee ni9t it@er uno i6lug
ous bie1em @runoe Dor, bas projett Der
&efauration6 stbumes auf5u9eben.
81 0 M, 81. Oct. Mebrere 8dter Der
@eieui9aft Selu iin6 9eitern bon bier
na6 ben Ser. @toaten abgerei It.
9R H. 81. Oct. Sic Siber lit i'm
@teigen. Mebrere @traBen iteben be-
reits unter Walier un0 man be fiir9tet
eine perbeerenoe ueber] r]9lpemmung.
8erIi II, /. Nop. Tiirlt Bismarf bat
bel@lolen> Die fatboli16en 8ii i66fes MEL
DE ben WfaBre9eln ser &e9ierung II Be=
5ug auf Die Sci 1tli6teit ni@t Bell itimmen>
5ur &elignation auf5uforoern.
W len, 2. NoD. Sic Meltousltellung
ipuroe beute obne, beIonoere Geremonie
f0rmli9 9el6(oKen.
eSn &om breitet ]i9 6as @erii9t aus,
oaB in Oefrei@oemnd6it eine&epolution
peroe 51 @unfen &uBlan0s
llnb YreuBens. Sizes |ei 0ann oer 9iin=
jtise Moment fir Bictor @manueI> oem
&ailer Tran5 Soiepb, beKen @ait er erlt
tiir5li9 mar als @rfenntli6feit Die Prr=
oin5en Sprols Srie1t bas Riltenlano Biz
Dalmatien ab5unebmen, Inn enbli9 10
Dos @intgunss Wert Stalie1s 5ll pollen=
ben. Mnberer @eits fir9tet li9 Der
Brdfli9e 9aribal0inil9e @DnOifrs bon
Nom> Pianciani, glei9faGs por elmer
Repolution in Gom 1luo er ge0enft oas
gorps Der @tabt=poli5ei I'm 1000 Mann
u beritdrfen, um fiir feline Per1on ii9er
}u iein; benn 1ein Proieft bet @tabt=
uno Grtpetterun9 erre9t
oas all9emeine MiBfallen Der &6mer,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

oenn oie1es Yroiett fo1tet nur Millior=
ben. Da miro natiirli9 bie @taot6e=
lteuerung gu elmer 2at beranlua6len>
ipel6e Die Biir9er19aft &oms erbriiden
muB. Mm 20. September 1870 1atte
bos r6mi1 19e Munisipillm Die baare
@umme bon 100000 Sranfen in @plo
unb @ilber, ,pdbrenb Deute Elm @9ulb
bon So MiGionen barauf latet. 9as
ga Die un5uf frieoenbeit oes @olfes ,uod=
len muB> 1T mebr als natiirlid).
8ismard un6 Ser Seufel.
Wor einiser 3eit fano man in Ma9en an
ben @tra Beneden cine 3ei6nung on9e=
|19lagen, anf tpel9er cine Stride barge
| fellt tuar NIT einem ltarten @trid: u1n=
16lungen> an bem 8ismard aus alien
&rdften 5og. Neben i6m fano Der Seu<
fel uno l6oute aufmertlom 81. gnoli6
fragte ct i'm: Was mo9f Ou bier g.
Sd muB bic Stride BEL @eite 19affen. -
Co. Die Stride tpilfit 9u tpe91@offen, II.
tuie lan9e'glaubit Du bamit Nrbeit s1
Daben? Sn ldnsltens bret bis bier Sab
ren lit es seideben,- @rot11lire ! SD
arbeite 19 .iiber a9tsebnbunoert Sabre
baran unb babe es mod nid)t at @tonoe
gebro6t. Menn 9u oie1e glrbeit 1T orei
Bis bier Sabren fertig brin9f, 0ann trete
| i'd Sir meine @telle al.
$nteref a nte 3 eitun9spole= e
mif. Sic pffici0le g. 9lorbbeutl6e
NQ9emeine 3eitung bebauptete tiir5li9,
boB at 9elpiiien Orten bas @erippe bes
Gbri1tfinbs" bon&atbo perebrt lperoe.
Sic Berliner @eru1ania fragte: 98o?
Sic gloro0eutl6e i6nieg. Gnoli0
l9reibt nun Die @ermania pom 16. Oct.
u9ie u9}or0o. qllg. :3t9." 'baben mir
bereits 5peimal eriudt, uns ben Ort unh
Die 3ett 5u be5ei6nen> no un0 mann man
~bas @erippe 0es Gbrii tfinoes" perebrt
baben 1oll ober nod perebren 1oa. 0o
Oas pffici01e Blatt uni Iere stpeimalige ST.
terpeQation uaDr19einli9 ii6er1eben bat,
10 mil fen mir Die lelbe beute gum britten
Male nit ettuas oeutli6ereu Drud luie=
berbolen."
Sm Snnern 6es. befannten Ber9es
Mnid bel &olenburg in un9orn lit cine
roBortige unO tueitper5mei9te S1ble ent=
6edt tuoroen. Sic @ange bie fer S0ble
baben> lo,peit iie betannt iinb> uiammen
bic 2dnge BON iiebenun6 lieb5ig Ma ftern.
Mon bat oarin Diele &e lte oon SDier=
tno6e1L au9 5eri6lasene p0er 5erf falle=
ne l1rnen gefun0en. Ser @ingon9 in Die
96ble 1T enge uno liest auf Der @iioofs
leite bel benz Orte 9isfolpa. 0on pielen
ein5elnen @an9en BET 9Dble lit bas Gnoe
bisber mod ni@t erfor{9t.
&o ia, Sur It Dott Sigre,
Mfrica, oer our6 ben 9lorrei6en &rieg BET
Gn9ldn0er nge9en Sbeooorus auf ben
Sbron fam, 1@eint 1i6 nit ben Sooes=
itrofen> Die iekt iii Mooe lino, nod nid)t
befreunoet gu baben. Sem topfern Sbron=
pratenoenten Mbba 9ailoi lief er beioe
Obren NIT @6ieb6oum'uolle fillen> uno
bann BEN &opf in 9(tome lpren9en. Sn
ieiner failerli6en @e9entuart lieB ct oud)
por GINGER 3eit liebenuno5mau5ig &C.
fansenen Die re6ten 9anoe uno Die lints1
Ti&be ob1dlagen TIM lie Oonn tueDrlos ben
2omen, Si9ern uno pantbern gum 5rabe
an Inflp11
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Wp6e,tfDa1t.

8p6e,.fDa1e+
(Sn(aub)
Mempbis, 81. Oct. Gs 1T iebt
nit 3uperlidt unb Mutoratip ongesei9t,
baB bos 9elbe Tieber ni6t mebr epi6etni56
ut in MempDis. Ser Sc unbbeitsrotb
5ei9t ben Saulenoen bon 8iirger11, tpel6e
Die. .@eu6e 10 lan9e aus Der @eimatb bat>
on> boB 1te enbli@ nit @i9erbeit 3uruf=
febren fDnnen. 9ie &dlte tpel6e jebt
berrl@t, bat Die Seine ber @eu9e> tpel9e
Die 2uft erfiillten, get0btet. 9as 9elbe
Tieber fam lit elmer Mtmospbdre mte lie
lett Den lebten 5ebn Sa9en berrl9t ni6t
eyiltiren. Diele BON bene1> tpel9e iebt
franf 1inb, oiirften iterben uno es m6gen
nod anoere erfranfen, tpel9e .bas @ift
bereits in 1i9 tragen. @s tperben nod
tdglid einige 11eue @rfronfunssfdlle ge=
meloet> ieoo3 epioemil@ 1T bic &rdntbeit
ni@t mebr.
2ittle Sod, Qlrt., 81. October.
9os @6ulbous in ber er1ten Maro, bas
191n1te unter ben bie1igen @9ulbdu1ern>
brannte UNI II l1br ab. 8erluf $18> >O0O>
feline @eri6eruns. ...'
Golu mbus, D., 81. Oct. Mortin
Quinn, ein Srlan6er, tpur0e beute Mor=
gen auf Die Mnfloge, &ellD's @tau am
9eItrisen. n.Mbenb inBranb geltedt gu boben,
perDaftet. Ser @tall mar nebft feds
oarin befinoli9en pferoen cine Beute Ser
Slammen getporoen. @pdter brannte
eine &iif fertperfi itdtte ab i, tpel6e ebenfaqs
b6smili9er Wei1 e in 8ranb geitedt mott
ben 5u iein 16ien. 4
Goiro, SQ. 80. Oct. @efern tuurbe
in ber Ndb: bon Sutton, &p. in einem
8oumpollfelbe Die 2ei9e zines bort an=
1d]f9en Burgers 9}omens Milner, ser
ougen16etnlt@ ermDrbet tporben mar, auf=
gefun6en. Gin bes Moroes berod6tiger
@9par5er tpuroe Bis 8aoucob perfolgt
un0 oa1elbit nerbaftet. Muf bem We9e
ne4 Dem @efdngnilIe 9elang es ibm gu
entlprin9en uno er errei6te ben 9ampfer
vSblewilo", 6o6 ni6t, ebe er feline Wer=
fol9er bereits binter 1t6 1ab. Gin @prung
in Die Bo9en ent5og ibn Der men19li@e1
@ere9ti9feit, bp9 ni9t bem Sobe,
@an5rancisc c 0, Galifv.3l, Sct.
Srou Marie MontgomerD, tuelGe iiber=
fiibrt &porben tuar ibren 3ubalter, ben
9leser @arrD @on9e5> erool@t 81 baben,
>uurbe beute gu 5tpeijdbri9er 9aft in ber
@taatsitrafanitalt perurtbeilt,
@ranpille, .. 20. October.
Cine Nn5obl Arbeiter ma@te geitern Na6=
rnittas an 6er Mtlantic= un0 Safe Grie=
Giienbabn un9efdbr 5luei Meilen bon bier
eine @rube, als cine Interchangeable Gr6=
19i6t einitiir5te uno 5tpet Bur16en, Na=
mems @orlep uno Sones unter1t6 be9rlb.
91a6 5pei @tun6en UNI Id9li9 barter Mr=
belt purben Die 2ei@en ser @erungliidten
5u Sage gef0roert.
ais tiir3li& Elm 3us auf Der
Oregon unb CALIFORNIA Babn iiibtpdrts
in Der NaGt fuDr, 1ab ber Ma16inif un=
,peit Der Gomitod @tation i'm S9etn Der
2ampe Sbiere auf Der Babn neben, Die er
ni9t erfennen fonnte. Gr lieB 6ie Pfeife
trt0nen, allein lie riibrten ii9 ni6t. St
iu9te nun ben 3u9 an3ubalten, aqein es
mar gu lpat uno zines bon ben Sbieren
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

tuur6e BON ber locomotive getrofen. Mls
Ser Bug nabe gu ben Sbieren fam, faD
oer Mo16iniit; 6oB es 9ir19e maren>
tuel6e tpie perfeinert na6 Ser 2ampe uno
Dem 3us }9auten. @ie ltan0en ale nebsn
Dem @elei1e NIT MusnaDme zines ein5tgen,
tpel6es nit einent SuB iiber 0em @elei1e
itanb unb bon bet locomotive setroffe1
iuuroe. Grt bann liefen bic iibrisen oa=
bon. Sem 9etroHenen mar ani6einli6
nur Elm Bein gebro4en, oenn es binfte
ben iibri9en nad.
Cine i@redli6e so o TO lcene
miro aus Cincinnati bert9tet: Gin bort
,poblbetannter, arbeitl amer @9ld9ter,
0er bur9 langidbrige an9eitren9te Mrbeit
| fir ii@ un0 feline Samilie, Srau uno feds
&inoer cine 1@ere Gyiiten3 ertuorben>
leiber ober in lebterer 3eit li9 fart Dem
Srlnte erseben gu baben 16eint> in Tolse
beGen ct oft menn er Mben6s bebu1elt
| beimfam feline Sral1 mibbanbelte bic
8aterp Fi9ten pergaB unO iogar bdufi9
oas BON ieinem dlteiten 21jdDrigen @obne
oeroiente @el6 gum Srinten perbrau6te,
,p1lroe lebten 9ienftag, mo- er slbenos
tpieber betrunfen na9 Sau1e fam un0 6a
ipte gelu6bnli@ tpieoer @trett anfing, bon
leinem obenbenannten dltei ten @obne er=
|i6oiien. .. .r.-
81 empDis, q. Nop. Wetter tribe
init allen Mn5ei9en auf &esen, feisenoe
Semperatur unb 6ii ter. Sic Sofnunsen
auf eine baloise 8efreilln9 BON Dem GEL
ben Sieber baben .tpieber etnen @toB err
litten un6 uenn Der ertpartete &egen an
bolten iollte, 10 biirfte f6 bic 3abl Der
neuen @rfrantun9sfdlle in BEN nd9ten
Sasen bermebren. Ser beute Mbeno I'M
6 u6r eri9ienene @terbli@feitsberi9t er=
| gibt IS SobesfdQe, oapon 7 bur@ gelbes
Sieber. m. .:
Semperen5Ier unb Trei=
nj aurer. Ser @robmeiter ber Srei=
ma,lrer bon &an1as, Sobn 80. Price, bat
|entI6ieben, oob Elm Mei Maurer Der
eine Wirtbl6aft (dram shop bdlt> leiner
|@tellung entboben ober aus9eitoben luerz
ben 1oute; Elm @9enttpirtb lei feline pa5=
1enoe 8er1on fir bie @rabe bes Orbens.
Cine m ct rftp ii btge s r.
4 einuns bel oer oiesjdbrisen @el6=
fieber=Gpi0emie 1T Der mitano baB 6ie
9afenitd0te, ipie Netp=Orleans, @alpe=
ton Weobile, @upannab, SnSianola, Die
in frIberen 3eiten 5uerlt BON Der @eu9e
beimgelu6t gu tper6en pfle9ten, III Die fem
Sabre perbdltnibn1dbi9 fret bapon blieben,
,pdbreno bic &rantbeit sera0e5u pefartt9
I'M Snlan6e, 9un6erte BON Wfeilen bon
Der iumpfi9en Riite, in Mempbis> Mont=
somerD> .@brepeport, Maribal> Column
bus (Seyas) Bainbri69e (@a.), 2ittle
&od> Mrtanla las auf9etreten 1T.
Gin Derp porra9en0er 6ine=
lil9er &aufmann.. in Gan Trancisco
Namens gan See fat 1ein @eiu6 INN
GENERALIZATION ein9erei6t unb miro NUN
balo ein Danfee iomobl Der g}ationalttdt
als Dem Namen na6 iein.
Golumbus, o., 2. Nopen1ber. -
Gin auf ben 8abnbpf Der 8altimore=uno
9bio : Gilenbabn Com. be19dfti9ter
8rem1er Manens 60. Sane, tpuroe beute
Mor9en bon einem Sra@t5uge iiberfabz
rem unb 9et0otet. "-.@
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-02
BEST SPRINGS IN THE WORLD
SHERIFF SALE.
No. 2,lS2.

No. 2,l62.
10y virtue of one writ Of alias fieri ia =
ID cias to me directed from the hOnOra-
BILE Chancery Court Of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, at its April term, 1873, in favor of
ID. w. Clark, Clerk and Master, for costs in
the case Of j. K. Brazweu and others a
gainst W. f. Carter and others, | will ex-
pose to public sale TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at the door of the Registers of
fce, in the town of Fayetteville, Ten
nesSee, on
Saturday, October 18th, 1873,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
j. r. Brazwell and wife Mary a., j. J. Con-
away and wife Matte A., ID. l.. Harris and
wife S. j., and b. w. BIanton and wife
Fannie E., have in and to the following de-
scribed TRACT OF LAND lying in Lin
coin county, Tennessee, Civil District No
%, and bounded as fOlloWs-On the North
by the lands of William Pryor and the
Pryor heirs, on the West by the lands Of
William Ii. MOOres, on the South by the
lands of John Bryant, William Benson and
Wyatt Jean, and on the East by the lanGs
OF David Jean and j. and D. l.. Harris,
containing 300 acres more or less Lev
led on as the property Of J. X. Brazweil
and wife, j. j. Conway and wife, ID. i.
Harris and wife and B. W. Blanton and
wife, to satisfy one judgment against them
and in favor of d. w. Clark, Clerk and
Master, for the use, &c, for S43.49, besides
interest and costs.
w. A. WILLARD,
sept4-$9.60 Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-02
Valuable Recipes.

To CURE FOUNBER.-Founder
in Its worst form can be cured by
standing your horse all day in wa.
ter deep enough TO come up over
his back. Running water is the
best. This is also a certain cure
TOR Spanish Fence, a disease COM
mon in Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas.
To CURE Lock JAw.-To cure
lock jaw, or tetaaus, from a
woand, you shouldopen the wound
well with a sharp knife, and in
ject the wound six or eight times
n day with a strong, warm decoc.
ton of tobacco. | have known
this to cure several badly wounded
animals in Sumner county suffer
ing from lock jaw, and every per-
son who owns a horse or other
stock ought TO buy a good book
on farriery, and he will save mon
ely by it. | have saved one thou
sand dollars by using M ason's Far
rier and his remedies. 1t is
known he was a highly educated,
regular physician and q wealthy
farmer, devoted to every kind of
stock; and there is more grain and
lees chaff in his writings on stock
and their diseases than any other
book l have met on the subject.
b., OF Tennessee.
GaUatin, September, 1873.
One of the best stock men in
the State furnishes these recipes,
and while he lives his interest in
fine stock will increase. We hope
often to hear from his ready pen,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-02
VALUABLE TABLES.
@txays Taken UP.
LIST. Rirdef Animal is giuen-2nd. Color
Sd. Description- 4th. Ase-5th. Posters
name-6th. Il inc and Place Of 1rrest-
It'll. HalKdtion.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Mare Mule, bay or mouse colored, II
hands ] u inches high, 3 years last spring;
Marcus Mars, 9Th dis. Aug7.
Horse, chestnut sorrel, white star in fore
head, white snip on nose, marks of gear on
shoulders, appearance Of having worn q
yoke on his neck, saddle marks on his back,
four white feet, had on three shoes Is hands
high, years old; II. W. Hampton, 18th dis,
at Talley's store, May $50.
MADISON COUNTY.
Steer, brindle, some white spots, two half
crops off the under part of the ear, or
years old; A. 81. Suhlett, near BrownsborO,
Jan l9-valuation not given.
MOORE COUNTY.
Hare, bay, about 49, d hands high, 8 yrs
old; Alex Riddle, End dis, June 13-$4O.
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Horse, gray, scar from fstula on right
side Of neck, about Is hands, IL years; Ell
ehue Cefman, at his home, July 1886.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Mule, bay; L. 8. Bartlett, 9Th dis, June
$3.50.
GILES COUNTY.
Horse, black, right hip down, left eye
weak, blazed face, few gray hairs on his body
IA hands, years; 9 miles north of Pulaski
May $685..
Mare, dark brown, both hind feet white
thin in order, 16 hands, age unknown but
very old; w Alternately, on Buchanan
Creek, miles east Of Pulaski, June 2-nc
valuation.
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Bones.

A writer in the HOrtjcuLturist
buys bones of a butcher at a
dollar the hundred pounds, and
considers them the cheapest fer
tilizer he can obtain. He trans
forms them into manure by the
following simple process: 81
have a large water-tight hogs
head standing out doors, near
the kitchen. In the spring /
covered the bottom about six
inches deep with dry soil. On
this [ put a layer of bones a.
bout the same depth, and COW
cred them entirely with I'M
ieached ashes. On these anoth-
or layer of bones, then ashes,
aud so until the hogshead is full.
I leave it then exposed to sun
and rain all summer and winter,
until the next spring. Then, on
removing the content of the
hogshead, / find nearly all the
bones so soft that they will
crumbIe to powder under a very |
light pressure, and they give a
nice little pile Of most valuable |
manure, ready for immediate
use. Any of the homes not suf-
Iiciently subdued | return to the
hogshead again for another
welvc months slumbcr."
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ODD-EEIIOWS

Fayetteville Encampment No. 81, Fay
etteyille, q. W. Morgan, c. p; Fritz Warren
Scribe-meets LIST and Ord Wednesday
nights in each month.
Calhoun Lodge No. 90, L. P Bright, N. c.;
o. p. Bruce, Rec Sec.-meets every Friday
night.
Unity No. 81, Petersburg, A. NJ. Hall, N
6; {. c. Mckinney, Sec-meets every 9TH
er Thursday night
Oak Hill No. l39, Norris Creek, Jeff. NJ
Stone, \. g.; W. H. Ingle, Rec. Sec.-meets
every other Saturday night.
Mulberry 148, f. s Terry, N G.; w. w
James, Sec-meets every other Thursday
night.
Surprise No. 153, FlyntvilIe W.T. Kenne-
dy, g; w H. Warren, Secretary-meets
every Thursday night.
Evening Star No. l6l, Pleasant Plains, R.
NJ. Woodland, n. G.; j. R. Alternately, Sec
meets lst and 3rd Tuesday nights.
KelsO -, d. L. Harris. n. g.; T. A. Tay-
Tor, Sec.-meets every Saturday night.
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FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE
Thursday EOrRing, October 2, 1878
8aria atl6 8uasebuI6,
= y
Middlennen.

When some politician, who
has not sense to see the causes
Of the evils which harrass the
agricultural producers of the
country, or has not the honesty
to state them truthfully, tries to
conciliate the farming interest,
in nine cases OFT Of ten he tries
to do SO by the silly dodge Of
railing against what his petty
breed call "middlemen." He
means by this the merchants,
factors and warehousemen of
the land. They get all your
money, says tho would-be states
man. Go for them. Abolish
them.
The truth is, no class of men
in the United States of equal in
telligence, risking equal capital,
and exhausting equal energy,
get back a smaller return for
the services rendered and bene-
fits bestowed by them. Mercan-
tile statistics prove this to be the
fact. 1t will be a sorrier day than
now for our farmers and consul
mers, too, if our capable merch-
ants should ever he forced for
lack Of custom to quit theprOfess-
ion, and producers and consum-
ers be left in detail at the mercy
Of the railroads for tLansporta-
ton, and the makers of what they
buy forsupplies of manufactured
articles. This same 'middleman,
despised as he is, is the check
upon injustice and extortion be-
tween producer and consumer.
There is not a farmer who can
sell his crop as profitably to HIM
self, as the fair and intelligent
merchant can; nor can any
manufacturer afford 10 sell d.
rect to the consumers Of his
wares as favorably as he now
does by the Intervention of this
same Chattanooga
Commercial.