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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30
The Plague Abating.

The reports of the abatement
of the plague in the South ale
encouraging, after SO long and
continued accounts of it's terri
bic work The near approach
Of cold weather must be regar-
dcd as q most fortunate circum-
stancefor the distracted country.
Had the r0vages begun earlier
IN the season nothing seems a.
BILE to have saved Memphis and
Shreveport from utter depopula-
ton. The situation at best has
been a most sickening and har-
rowing one to contemplate
Nothing in the country's history
can surpass it. Even the vio-
lence of the scourgc at New Or
leans twenty years ago is out
done.
Memphis is thus learning a
lesson whichcvery city would do
we'll to take home as well as
Memphis itself. The sanitary
regulations there are Of most
imperfect character. There is
no system of sewerage; the
sanitary police is scarcely wor-
thy Of the name; the alleys and
obscure streets are left to the
rag pickerand canine scavingers;
nearly every family is supplied
with nothing better than water
that is necessarily infected with
animalcule and all other impuri-
ties which stagnation produces.
The long train ofills which such
a situation is we'll calculated to
engender easily suggest them
selves to every mind. An cpl
dcrnic having once attacked the
city, finds everything to favor
tla progress, and becomes at
olce an enemy which human
aid is unable to subdue.
While having all due sympa-
thy for the unfortunate city, we
clnnot but feel that it is only
paying the penalty of its own
negligence. Much has been
due to ignorance no doubt, but
a careless disregard fer the most
common wants of man should
bear q good part Of the blame.
Yet in this regard Memphis is
probably not moro culpable
than many other cities in all
parts of the land; and while
they are extending aid to their
unhappy sister it would be well
for them to investigate their
own sanitary provisions and
provide against future misfor-
tunes. Had Memphis learned
the lesson which the ravagcs III
New Orleans have Taught the
whole country, how much of
the present woes might have
been avoided!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30
In Chancery at Fayetteville. Tenn.
Juo. S. Edmiston u.s. w. B. Fonyille ct ais,
september Rules. 1873.

I'M motion Of complainant by counsel and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master from the alleg ,tions Of
nomplainant's bill, which is sworn to, that
defendants W. b. Fonv:lle and vito Mary
X. Fcnyille are nonrresidents Of the State
of Tennessee, and reside in the State of
Illinois, SO that tho ordinary process Of law
ordered by the Clerk and Master that said
nonresident defendants appear on or before
the first three days Of our next Chancery
Court, to be held for the county Of Lincoln
at the court house in the town of Fayette-
yille on the first Monday in April, 1874,
and plead, answer orlemur to complainants
BILL or the same will BIO taken for confessed
and set for hearing * parte.
cannot be served on thcm-lt is, therefore.
1t is further ordered that this notice be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
FAYETTEvTLl OBSERVER.
D. ". CLARK, Clerk and Master.
A true copy-sttesi D. w. CLARE, G. & N
BoyleS & BVrnon', solicitors. oct9
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30
NASHVILLE,
NEW COTTON FIRM
TNBE firms of S. B. SPURLOCK & CO..
L and w. E. HOKE have this day en-
SPURLOCk, HOKH & CO.

MESSRS. GEO. J. GOODRICH and w.
E. HOKE, of the above firm, will give tine
Cotton business their entire personal
attention. We respectfully inform the
friends of the old firms and the public that
we have unsurpassed facilities for hand
ling Cotton. And can assure them that
we are prepared to give satisfaction.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to re-
turn thanks to our patrons for past favors,
and solicit same for the future. Having
ample room, we are prepared to give our
,++opt;on IN conCirnSnentS of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30
/" The Odd-Fellows of

Memphis announce through a
telegram that they need no
more aid from abroad. The
brethren responded so promptly
from all directions as to meet
all acquisitions for relief They
report having buried % broth
ers and 5 brothers wives, leav-
ing in their charge for future
assistance % widows and 35
orphans.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30
Latest Wheat Market.

Eg DR.. Saffold's Office is re-
moved to C. C. McKinney's resi-
lence, two doors from the Cum.
serland Church.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30
Dissolution.

TRHE firm of PRICE & COLE was dis
L solved by mutual consent on the 18th
day Of August, 1873. The books, notes
and accounts are in the possession Of L. l..
COLE and D. p. HOLMAN, who alone are
authorized to collect. All persons are here
by notified to come forward aud settle with
in sixty days from this date, without fail.
The business will be continued by l.. L.
COLE. septlS-5t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30

" Go to FEENEY's store
for cheap goods.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-10-30
WANTED!

hight or ten good farm hands, either
IL white or black, to whom fair wages
will be paid. Apply at once to
sep. lift j. C. & L. /. BRIGHT
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18
in Der Sanb bss gbemitsrs sum i6redlid5.

in Der Sanb bes gbenttsrs gum idredli6s
fen 3erit6rnngsmittel.
Sos GimeiB perbanft feine1i HGhrnertb
hem Stiditoif, bas NitrogIDceriri erlangt
feline serit6renoen Gisenf9often aud ourh
ben StidifofI; Elm unb bafielbe Glenieflt
I6aIn bas 2eben, ober jer5t6rt es, ie nadb-
Dem IS Fd IN bieier Ober iener 8erbinbnng
befinhet.
aler Gtidifoff, Der i'm 5aIpeter ppr-
banben tit, seb6rte einifrtaIs einen orsds
niltrten Beien an, entweDer elmer Nfanae
ooer einem Sbiere.
Sieielben Sbeife Gtidifoff, ,rside emf
in ben ipun6erbaren WaiierpHan5en Der
Sesn ghilis entbalten iparen, bic in ben
tlaren Jlntben, bon buntI6iQernben SSis
id]en unii9wdrnt, anf unb nieber fintbe<
ten, rufen ipdter aug ben Hieiengeihiibert
benz unlagerten Naris elm ihaueriines
Wemsnto ali. Elm @eoanfe, oaB Nlles man.
oeIbor lit, Wodt, GrbBe, @lans unb baE
bic Votur tn ibrent etpieen Wanoeln uno
umdnhern eirt Spiegel lit, Der benz Mens
ihen Seiat, baB Mlles etpieen, urstpnnhels
barren @eieBen untermorfen III. gH
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18
Gin MDrbelement.

sSn friiberen 3eiten, als ttatt nnr bier
glemente fannie, tpar bic MilIenlhaft Der
gbeniie cine 9rt Stieffinb, bas ieben
ntuBte, ipie es ourHfdn1, tp6brerb he ieBt
sur Serrl9erin Der Welt setporben III. Gin
G1nie herrItbt nur fur bic 3eit Ieines 2e=
bens, 1elbif Mleranber Der WrObe fonnte
bic Melt nibt be5ipingetl unb nah ieinenl
Sooe lDste fi1 tuieoer auf, mas blutige
Sd1lahten rtiibIafn aeeint batteft. Mber
bic WilienIhaft 8iebt ibren Beiib fidbt
wieber nuf; lie erpbert iidb fortpdbreno
i,eles Serrain.
Als Die Gbemie Die eriten tinfanen, itiat
in tpeitere frelnoe G6rper 5erlegbdren6t
Die Clements entbedte, Oa brad fiir He Der
Saa an, her erif unter9eben ipirb nit oeuB
Observation-Disclosures BEN he tire DienFie
leiitet. i
Sic glements Der Jebtseit linb BON per.
ibiebenifer Bsidaiienteit, ie6es BAT ieinen
tiaenen g6orafter. Gins OieIer E[etnente
0as eSeber fennt, ioII uns fur bits,rtof aei.
aen, uelhe Maht 0er Msnin burd, oie
Grfsnntnifit Der Natnrseiebe erlangt bat.
gBir nebn,el eine @laselode, Die NIT ae.
w6bnIiner Quft 9efiut nnten nit Qued.
iilber abeeipert III un0 bringeit Il, bieleIbe
Elm 5tiifhen GaliuntmetaI(. Gas Qektere
bebedt lih fofDrt nit einer tueiBsn Rruife
unb has Naedlilber iteiat In hit @Iode
binauF. Wena itir nod bier JiiHjttl bes
urIpriinglihen Rauules In BET UIode mil
Quft gsfiilt nI0, bort ons Gteiatrt ouf.
N0s Raliummefau bat oilO ben fiinften
Sbeil unb stDar einen beiiimmkn Weitan0.
tbtiIe Der Butt on IT'D De8D0en uao iitb mil
hemielten ~ eitser ututn @ubFans @smiid
utfbunbt,T5
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pte Sitte Ses frahEhgppems

tuar ibon ben alien &6mern betannt, uie
MIR BON Seneea erfabren, bod riB bieie
SepOhnheit erft nit Der SittenperoerbniE
ein. Sur 3eit Der Republif saIt es iiir
unanitdnoi9, DOR Der SauptmobIBeit ee-
gobrene Getrdnfe an iih 5n nebmen unn
anr ShIemmer erlaubten Iid, bieie Hegeln
5u Ibertreten. Inter bem QaiSer Siberius.
6em oas BDlf ben Spibnanen 8iberius
beile9te, fipgenapie R6mer on, i9on as
W1orgen 3nfrinfen unb Die Jranen, tuelhe
li4 friiber 9ans oes Deines entbalten bate
ten, seHten nm bic Wette NIT ben Wdn.
1lern.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18
Gm kSaisliher Did,ter.

8ans i'm Gebeimen eradbIt man lid, in
Niinhen, baB G6nis 2uhnie Elm Drama
seI1rieben bot, nelGes ben SiteI fiihrt :,
Der Gd8er Der Mabame g." gs pnr6e
tiineit i'm Reii0enstbeater aufsefiibrt, aber
nit tpenigen Mnsnabmen mar in @eeen.
mart beg Berfafiers. Sag onpeienbe Bu-
bIitun ipenbete bem 5tide Iebhaften Bei-
fau, nno aud Der Sntenoant erfannte es
als cine 10 portrefflitbe 4rbeit, haB er ben
R6nig nm grlaubniB bat, es in @egen-
mart zines srDberen Publifums aaifIbren
Az biirfen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18
n fkyt5 8TI"7-I9
Swei @rinSer, Die fsslssraau-
0eu.

Nus GIpgaa rtsIbet man bic Werhoituns
bes DirectDrs Der Sdnifer'i1en @eperbea
banf= =Igentur in Sngan, 8anfiers Gnbe,
uno bes Directors Der Aftienbrauerei oa@
ielbit, @nbr. ipelfbe Beibe bei1uIoigt fin6,
bei Der @riinbiine Der 6aganer Mcfiens
brauerei bic Metiondre in 5trafbarer gBeiie
nm 10000 Sblr. iiberportbeilt su baben,
tnbem iie Ii9 BON benz Eerfdufer berBraue<
rel cine Quittune iiber 80 600 9haler anss
ftellen lieBen, bieiem aber MIR 1000 ShaIer
Bablten, ben Reit unter fih bertbeiIten nnc
Die 9aufiumme am bieien 8etras b5ber
ongaben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18
Wferfeier in Berlin.

Ser 8ier-g -gonMm onf ber Bodbrauerei
iDdbrenO Der Oiterfeiertaee betrmg am
Sonntag 185 Sonnen, eleih 65, 600 GeiteI
Bier; am Wtontas $4,000, am 9ienifag
SO GOO Seitel.. Sbren Punaer itilIten bic
Gdite nit $4,000 8aar Miener @iirifelH,
netto 10000 Snod giern unb mebrereR
Gentnern Moitrih.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18
Gin mfibiid)er Moltke.

Irau gna Carroll pon WfarpIanb IN
anGebli@ bic Dame, tpeIhe benz General
@rant Die HIdne am ben SseIb3iieen ent.
tDDrfen baben Ioll, burlb welbe Die iabliAe'
Gonf6bsratien befest purbe. Der Con.
greB bat ibr fir geleiifete Oienfts S, 600,
bemiliet - cine Gumperei, nenn syrau
@arrou tuirfIid Der WsoItfe bes Hdrgsr-
trieses gepeien III.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18
(Gar bic x@sitlide 8latter@.)
Die liebae AOle.

MIs i'd nod Elm piloer anabs
Sab mir au Dem Ramensfsii
Reine Rutter cine ROie,
Sie i'd on msin Sers seprsbt.
@eis pie G6nse, Der frii& ssfalsn
GIanats iie in migOsm Sdsin.
SsiIis nar iie mir unb tbeusr
Ram fs bod bonn 9siitterIein.
gIs mein erfes sisb seIunsen,
@urbe mir bon fdOner Sans
Sine carte ROieainospe
snr ssl'9ss aassianSf.
ilnD fs baf mid bod srfrsast,
Dab Es iunis anseblidt
llnS Elm tIeiues 2ieb bes GantsA
an bic SpsnSsrtn 0sf9idt.
gIs Sss Meni1enre6ts gerIstans
lins sum Saa9ertampfs rief
XIs mir spgen auf bic Gslper,
Do 70 tnaa9sr SsIo sntfdIisf
@uroe mir bon nteiner eisbRea
Cine aois nod sepfadt;
Sanlenb Rife bsiser eebnfa@t
Sab' i9 DObI Daranf ssSrtdt.
GIs i'd aus RebeusabdnDsR
Msinen tapi'ren Sibrer bisb,
Sraf elm EeinDesfapert bic Stirne,
DAB ID apf benz plate bIieb.
Dodj ID ssGfs hsma Sob entriheH,
llno isst pransst ROTH pie 8lRt
Mu5 ber Stirne cine 9arbs,
GbrenrSslsin boiler GIntb.
Eisls aoie 10 mir hsilis,
ST bic faSaHt, bic ID babr,
AIIe aab'rsn RO5sn iDtIten,
Okis ssbm' il nit sn's Grab
vaSilhtIm Afii1aS-
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(Gar Die sBeRIiGe gIatter.A)
Cine uoSerHe MOrSge(0ibte.

Aht;sbu Snnbert Drei unb iiebsis, -
60 bas Sabr post Christum idrieb fi3, =
Sat Der @obOcs Riebertra6t
8ieIs arieser umgebra6t.
DsRn fie fatea in bes 8etteR,
Gie in einem 8uid bic aIetten, --
Air etn GIetf5er ouf ber zip
@IaHats nur bsrpOr ibr GeaIp.
Gadfer tbaten es probirsn,
Gle rs5t ieiu Su tuItibiren,
So6 fe bIteben fred nnS ted,
1amsntIi5 Der 8dptaiR sad
Gieisr iR NIT gtOrb. .gerIousen
guf ben &rissspfab brriT sesanseu..
Slass fbidt mon bon RefbiastSs
Cine Rro--Ha-na--tiApH:
eGtntemnI bas RuItibtren qa
8iH Der Itobocs Sers uidt ribrsu,
Rsbm' man Buluer iest Rnb 8Iet,
Sdieb' bic 8anSe paas sRfapsi~
a'' 'aa'sN pss "'us
V4at .m Sl9.' OpH Saal1 s
2Ow p'e WpppsS IuV.s" I's''
vlltas BIN pab 1ltas ber!~
DeAa Fe FaRn IN pen ns'asA
se'e IN e'ne'n Dalw 0.s H's''sa
Hrauptea an@ Oar'n perRm,
AHo ais nan o'e SrnppeH 'ameH'
9'e sur KIP os 5npas' na9~s%
VnBea sHr H*Eru19sFs'
"aP'S'A ""S D"' u"s DA'"
s,;.,.r s6os ,.,,,, S,r a.ob.r
soum wirb b;,ie Shot betouut.
ash~s ~ e1r.; AvrS,,s oou,s sons
oAs'A y" O''' '
uo - t.:> c,s- s.-Io-.r,
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bat ueberHuB on ,in,arten" Gtaats.
mdnnern. Gs fDnnte sur IbtpehIeIung
si1en brau9en, Der 10 einfdltis pdre pie
Bitt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-05-18

Mersiti9er 5rof. Batient: ,Mir itt
nitt 8ana uohI, Mno i1 NOR oaber 10 iret.
Gie ail mir ~ bitten gt r7ag Il
i, Doctor: 9s = sso, ios [Sen gSls fahIsaS.1
9atient: r@ars eut.s a
Doctor: rDurii Z" IN
Yatient: vMu9 gut gs
DOetor: ~G6nnsn Gie jblaiea r. 4
Yatient: x@an5 rnbia." i
Doctor: SOie 6ahe III nii,t BON Wes
Seuhlns; Id werbe Sbnen iebt ,pos per. I
fhreibsn nno in Sfpei, brei Saatn hpfft idb.
ioa ons Jules meg iein. =
Gin Mrat In Maibineton, ST.. q III
EDner, min 0ik WeDbnibtunQ oemndsf hns
ben, bnB fat ale per5pnen, bie II iehr in<
benz Mlter ittrben, teifen @ohIfnf,f9
haben, wdbrtnO Nerionen, bie bie 6onrs
atpiiAtn ihrtm fiinIunO6 6rsl6ioifef, ,frS
tinlnnoDierSt9lttm Sabre perljsrtn, ielte1
Dos Alter pom nsbai8 Sabre erreide,i.
Disier Beobadtsr ttsbf baher Sen b xfnk
oaB Seoerutdun, Der ii Ieinem Itf5 5sioileTrr
Sabre NOD isinen 2obIfcpy hot' bie fbt,ls ]
AnsllAt srbdlts ad4tais Sabre oH IL nsrs
Scr bsiannse Grftnoer 81 eItlirisitdis-
3etfsn. @DI0betetr, weId5<x arr an iQ1dr
tQrb, antU0rtets onf ble sur einek
Irsunots, ob 0ie 9ttlen tpiEIIl 6sJf1n I
Y tF y tahsn 6e as6oll I IL G &
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~ 4a5 ber neneifsn Ausgobe bon GannabitJ
sGbtt Der Npboe. Stanlm 81 a6pfs, eini6Iies'
LID elmer aItsa Saaap.
Aumert. bes Sesers.
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rRor. ACAssiz's LAST WORK,

His Article in the Atlantic on Dar-
winism.-Summary from Advance
Sheets. sF r
Professor Agassiz has long been known
Saa unbcliever In Darwinism, and the
incorporating enuncIation Of his views
which stoappear in the January Ahantis
although II defines his position more
clearly, will surprise no student of his
works, In his essay, Professor Agassiz
gave synopsis Of his reasons for not
holding the Darwinian doctrines, prepar-
A'ory to moro detailed statement which
be intended TO make in future numbers
oI the magazine. This sketch tho great
naturalist will never complete, and to its
scientific value Is added the melancholy
interest Of being the last finished work
lFom the hand to which tho students and
lovers Of natural science owe SO much.
ltbegIns to say that 1.-THE law Of cvo-
OltoD, 50 lar as It's working Is understood,
sA law controlling deVelopement and
Eeeping type within appointed cycles ol
stowlh, which rCvolve forever upon them
selves, returning at appointed intervals tc
!ae same starting point and repeating
through succession Of phases the same
Course, These cycles have never beer
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tame 6ycasefni obseryation. II X IA be Ieorst.
cd that many Of the Drugststill prescribed by
como phyh ieiars should retain q place In our Ma.
terra Medlca. AS an instance Of this, that vile
drug, Balsam Copabia, furnishes an example.
About tho year 1890, tho spaniGrds in the Island
OF San Domingo having become afflicted with
certain complaints, thought, according to tho
prevailing notion OF that lime, that tho remedy
might DO found where the disease originated.
Under ttis impression, Balsan ICopabiRi came
Into use, but never hiss nauscating drug done
more injury, for 1t not only changes tho nature
OF the disease TO moro drcadfdlstate than the
original. bat 1t ruins the tone OF tho stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia IN It's worst forin8! TO
avoid this drug and It's effects the sAMARI.
TAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, ia
within The reach OF all. Only ten pills 10 DO
taken, aud will cure every time In from two. 10
iour days: Male packages, 81; female, s..
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What is the meaning OF this familiar phrase
when employed 10 signify an unnatural ,condi
tion Of body.and mihdl nmcAns exhaustion,
a pitIAble etatcf OF mental ipieesnes q 8sT'he
best and In fact the only perfectly reliable pan,
Acea for o used up" system 10 that most p0pu.
lar and potent Of medical ietimu lants. Hostel.
ter 9 Stomach III tterp. y No MISTER WI 6iher the
health has been broken down by OF cessIvc labor,
over.study, an insalubrious atmosphere, ankle.
ty. irregularities in diet, dissipation, or, any
other eanso this powerful and pleasant ycgeta,
bic restorative will soon recruit tho dropping
energies OF nature, restoring the integrity OF this
nerves, and roestahlshng that functional regu.
larity which is essential 10 animal Yigor and a
hopeful franc oflnind Asa euro IpF,dcbllIty
In all It's varied Manifestations, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters Is unspproachcd by any one
tonic In tho mdtertd RItdted. d&w
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defence. Especially the members Of those
societies in the Church, TO which DR..
Cummins had Joined himself, and whose
meetings he had the indelicacy, 10 say the
least, to participate In on the very eve Of
this his final act, have promptly and most
honorably and most unmistakably rebuk.
ed him. This was what was 10 be ex.
pectcd, but 1t Is none the less gratifying.
1t adds another 10 the proofs oil the
breadth and the catholiCity as well Us the
unity Of the Church.
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ALpbsopIe w6lld undoubtedly prefer a Int
head ihairgrov1 upbn,thair own beads, to be-
Ing bald, orWcAfipg false hhtr .iud 1t has beer
tho study OF many OF our learned men to ind d
remedy to restore the hair when 1t has fallen out
and renew Its color after It has become graz,
Such remedy hiss been found and 10 now Of
fered 10 tho world under tho name Of Hall's
Vegetable slclliau Hair Remover; and, 10 verify
this stitcment, read the following:
This Is to certify that was very bald in fact,
my head was perfectly smooth and It Is com.
mon in my family to grow bald carly in life. !
have now used four bottles OF Halls Vegetable
sicillan Hair Remover; aud the hair has grown
cut all over my head, and Is now natural
brown. hartley CoNL0N.
sC1PIo, JENNINGS Co., IND,
May %, 1865.
Personally appeared before me Bartlcy Conlon,
and upon oath, says The above statement 10 true.
DIV N. g. BUTLER, Notary Public,
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NM BETHANY AUTHORIZATIONS

On Saturday the Senate passed the
House bill authorizing the Governor 10
bring suit against FL. s. Walker forever,
charges as public printer and approE
ptisting $4,000 for expcnses.: Theymade
u small amendment to the bill, which re-
quires It TO 60 back 10 the House. The
amendment was trivial one, and the
House will undoubtedly concur in 1t be-
ioIe it adiourns. This brings the print
Ing frauds In n cr,sis tfi-- s' $40
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schcnck,s Mandrake Pills.

These pills arec onposcd exclusively, o
vegetable ingreaientsi although they en-
tirely supersedc the use Of mercury, DC
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22
South BRANCH NARROW GAUGE VS..
TIE WASHINGTON a ONO r. r.
(OReial Report.)

kO.ectdt Report.
AT a meeting held at the Court house on
the 9th day of August for the purpose of
considering the probability Of the con-
s,ruction of Marrow Gauge Railroad, from
the town Of Moore6ed to iutersect the Road
now being built to Romney.
VIM NJ. RANDOLPH, Esq, was called
to the Chair, aud FL S. CARR, Esq, ap.
pointed Secretary
Col. WHITE, of Romuey, President Of
the South Branch Narrow Guage Railroad
was called upon to address the meeting. He
proceeded to lay before the meeting q mi
mute detailed account Of the feasibility and
imperative necessity Of rapid and cheap
transportation to our eastern cities Show.
ing that the material prosperity of our peo-
pie depends upon our keeping ARREST with
the progress of the times, Il that the great
financial embarrassment of our people is the
result of cur want of facilities Of transport
tation. He also gave a detailed statement
OF the origin and progress Of the South
Branch Railroad. That the comparison Of
the Narrow Guage with the Broad Gauge
roads, showed conclusively from statistics,
tha: TIE Narrow Gauge is in every respect
best suited for this country and that in
! consequence of the comparative costs of the
road, it was the only feasible railroad pro-
ject before the people. Colonel WHITE ef-
fectually dissipated the preconceived pre-
JUDGES the people entertained against Mar
row Gauge Railroads, and left all, who were
80 fortunate as to hear him, fully impressed
with the Importance Of the road, and the
determination to exert themselves to secure
its early completion to this place.
The meeting was also addressed by Mcssrs.
ROBERT SHERRARD, FELIX Is. VEL
TON, ID .. MAUPIN aud others, calling on
the people of the County to put forth their
energies for the accomplishment of their
great work
On motion of FELIX p WELToN, it was
Reso'retl, That a committee of six per-
soDs be appointed, whose duty it shall be
to correspond with the authorities Of the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad, relative TO a
preliminary survey Of n railroad route
from Romney to Moorefeld, and to raise
funds to defrsy the expenses Of such sur
Vey, and to communicate all informs ton
relative to the desirablene.s of said road to
the meeting Of the citizens of this and the
adjoining counties to be held at this place
on the lst day Of the September term,
(Sept. End 1879 Of the Circuit Court of
Hardy County. Whereupon the chairman
appointed the following gentlemen: +. b.
WELToN, X. b SHERRARD, ID. II Nc
NELL, j. w. DUFFEY, JOSEPH VANME
TER and A M. WooD.
% motion, it was further resolved, that
the citizens Of Hampshire, Grant, Pendle-
ton aud Highland counties are respectfully
invited to attend our meeting to be held on
the End day OF September.
On motion Of j. w. DUFFEY it was
Resotued, That when this meeting ad.
jurn1, it adjourn to meet At this place on
the first day of the next term of the Circuit
Court of Hardy County, and that ,he Chair
man and Secretary do circulate notices of
said meeting and its purposes.
W. M. RANDOLPH, Chairman.
II. s. CARR, Secretary.