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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02
~ SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

8, bales upland cotton, 43 bags SEQ is and cot
ton, 454 bbls Rosin, 80 bu.hels rough rice, cars
lumber, slaves and stock, mdse. sundries, DC. To
n Frost co Reeder & Davis John CDlcock &
co, ] Il Claussen, K Prlngle & son, Fraser Il
lii, F D Kracke. Wiley & CO, T Murray, w G
Bee L co, Bras en-, L Chaplin, Stokes, J N
Epplng Chas Bailey. smith, Webb, ] e
Anger d co Graham, MCPHERSON, Wltte
Bros VIM Quincy, Taylor il CO, and others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02
MONTGOMERY, December 80.

MONTGOMERY, December 80.
The market iB nrm to day at the following quo
tatlons Ordinary 16H; good ordinary II n; strict
good ordinary Is; low middilngs lSh; .middlings
10 cents. -
COLUMBUS, December 81.
Market quiet, advanced, and closedwith q bet
ter feeling. Ordinary l6Hal6xc; good ordinary
l7k; low middlings 18x; mlddlings 18halSx
Sales 800 bales; receipts 2is; shipments AL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02

mERTI1iN6s THIS DAY:
r-r.!5S-f--.- = .-sssTT-- - cE--- "
Pgthagorean Lodge, A. F. n, at 7P. 4,
i socsste FrancaIsel at Pm. - IEhT
: Live Oak Social Club, at N. q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02
The oharIeston Cotton, Rico and Naval

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, January J. 1873.
CorroN,-This being New Years Day it was
somewhat OF holiday, causing a quiet market,
with aimoderate inquiry at unchanged rates;
sales about 500 bales viz: 8 at 10. at 1sx, s6 at
II, s4 at Tx, SO st17x. II at 1s, 80 at 1sh, So at
1sx, 10 at1S<, 9 at 1sx, II at 1s, s at lsK..:We
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ........................l6 @l7H
Ordinary to good ordinary. .....17H H91SA
Low mlddlirg. ...................ISH0-
Middne
Strict middhng.. .l9x@l9X
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02

MEMORANDA.
!, The schr B Hazard, Brewster. for George
town, s o, cleared at New York, December 2s.
The bark Florence, from Boston for charleston.
seven days out, was spoken December 70, lat S'
81, long "a A.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02

-, MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. u
A'= - - NEW YORK, January ].
Arrived, Erin, London; Franklin. stettin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02

The Splendid Side wheel Steamship OHAMrIOS,s
above port on SATURDAY, the 4ta Instant, atm
For Freight or Passage engagements apply 70 4
jan2-ths2 JAMES ADGER IL Co, AgentA..s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
TERMS

EGg@ Two Dollars for one wear, l7lvQ-
YiGbiy IN Advance; Two Dollars and
Fifty Gents if payment be deferred three
months. All papers going out of the county
10 be paid for az 0drGnce.
BSs~ Single copies, Five Cents each.
BS7@ Advertisements inserted at One Dol
larper Square of Ten Lines or less for the
first insertion; Fifty Cents for each contin-
Uance.
p@- Local and Special Notices, Twenty
Cents per line.
RS% A liberal deduction will be made 10
persons advertising for three, six, nine, or
twelve months.
RSg- Obituaries and calls on candidates,
Fifty Cents per square.
by The privilege of yearly advertisers
is strictly limited 10 their own immediate
and regular business and the business of
an advertising firm is not considered as in
Guiding that of the individual members
RS% No deviation from these terms under
any circumstances.
RSF- Advertisements net marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, will
be continued until ordered out, and pay
ment exacted.
BG- No advertisements inserted gratui-
tOusly.
Eg@ Advertisements of an abusive nature
will not be inserted at any price.
REs Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
to be paid in advance in every case.
ry- Hob Printing of all kinds neat
" done on New Type, and ON as rea-
sJnable terms as any Office in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07

FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE: THURSDAY, AUGUST l. S7s

vOusly paid shall proceed collect the
by law. sd.
Sec f. Be ordained That said Collector shall
the collection said within five months shall
have received the list and shall fail to make of all den
shall personally liable said left uncOected
such appear be due from absent nsolvent
ordained That shall Collector,
while collecting weeks such he
collect the Treasurer taking therefor and instance shall
he become the demands the either d
rcy indirectly derive any profits from his office but such
tion may be allowed him by the Board
And ordained Collector shall be fined
exceeding fifty dollars for each and every offence against the
of h and his bond shall be considered forfeited
Sec That he shall Board of Alder
think to allow.
That the Collector shall the Board Aldermen area
personal property subject axation when there agent
said and the shall be sold other
by execution for subject be redeemed in years N
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No. 11.-An ordinance relating to accounts and
claims against the Town Of Fayetteville.

ordnedb the Mayor and Aldermen of the of Fay
etevie That claim demand said the be
bond of the town. for sarOf the officers of the Osuch
being
capable Of being
npnta only shall be paid without having examined and
shall be the duty of the Clerk of said Board lay before the
claims allowance,
the
ca proof shall audit allow dsaow the rights of the parties
andj Justice require.
Accounts and claims against said town shall only be allowed at
her stated meetings of the Board.
JaOs shall be the allowed by the laws this
the fees said Ja allowed when the
made writing stating the time of the
and for what particular offence such
committed and if discharged the their dis
charge certified by the Recorder
BILE and the Commissioners
be allowed when the made
out in account stating the particular items.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No 9.-An ordinance concerning the Town Consta-
Bile and his Duties

of
meeting after regular election of Mayor and Aldermen
SEC shall be unlawful for the town Constable of said town enter
the duties office before having properly qualified
penal bond be approved by the Mayor conditioned for the faithful
ormance of the duties required of him,
regular punctua discharge his dues
the town. he shall arrest without person violating
law ordinance making loud noise
disturbing the order the any person at any time
day night being state Of ntoxcaon any street. sidewalk alley
bng said any indecent act conduct calculated in any way
disturb the and good order by collecting
sidewalks elsewhere said town Orohews person using
public exposed place said town. obscene language
town Constable making such shall forthwith take the party
rested before the Recorder to be dealt with according aw of
drunken ne without said persons
JAIL and and there them not longer unless Sunday inter
The Constable hereby upon any nhab-
of tbe law Or Ordnance ear and m IPt % on 0 & g f OF ] eae
give his ability shall subject to
fine OF less than five than fifty dollars be sued
of ordinances
SEC 1t shall not be lawful for the Constable
prison. except drunken persons without having
under any ordinance right
carried forthwith before the kecoTd OF sald and shall have the right
release himself from custody by giving bail recOgnzance for his
at the time for trial and for his remaining said
hundred and fifty dollars according penalty
violation charged and the shall be fled with the
all behalf of
made competent witness Notwithstanding officer
titled to portion of the ne forfeiture penalty sued for fee
SECT may appoint deputies execute any process
with Mayor deputies
penalties performance Constable may
neglect duh Constable shall responsible
all received by them collecting the fines and the Recorder
SEC The officer who shall writ issued by the
of said town. proceed the h duty the manner
required proceed under the of this State and the
directed by this ordinance said be by the
this State appertainng to like proceedings before Justices the
Peace similar
services Consables allowed by the laws of thissa
g. shall be the duty of the town Constable faithfully
and return all summones warrants executions notices and precep
re him according the charter and bylaws corporation and
der before the Recorder. s~'i
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No. 16.-An ordinance concerning Fire, Wooden
ChimneYs and Firearms &c &c -----

Sec l. Be ordained by the Mayor Fay
ettevie, That chimney shall except
the weness of the weather there can be no danger property eom
thereof shall of
exceeding five dollars for
Sec Be it further ordained That if build
their chimney other materials than or brick and
he, she they offending shall forfeit pay
exceeding twenty dollars offence
Sec Be further ordained That person persons
permit his their
wooden chimney bacsms shop any wooden building which,
condition. shall
posed the of fire be deemed
conviction thereof forfeit and the the corporation
Fifty dollars besides
nuisance shall be suffered permitted to remain after such
H. That shall
cast when fire qu other cOmbube works.
the limits of said town. every such person shall pay
than five exceeding dollars
ted by minor the aforesaid fine shall be paid parent guardian
employer of said minor
SEQ That if shall placed
danger the building in which is situated adjoining building
shall removed
Constable Alderman said TOWN. and made
the shall be Recorder
and fine the said offender exceeding dollars
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
no. Am ordinance concerning Tax Collector

SEC Be ordained That Collector shall be elected for the
ton said their first regular regular meeting
thereafter That before the said Collector shall receive the Tax List of
the discharge duty Collector he shall enter
bond ofsad such the May
and Aldermen may require E4He -
said Collector shall notice by put
ting public written notices. all their
and shall be his duty make personal application for the
be within month"; after pub
lie notice. given and application made he shall return all such dul
the Mayor shall be authorized TO general execution
gainst them respectively for the of his their with
addition be levied the goods and chae
lands and dtenements OF such defaulter defaues
g. Be ordained That the COecof taxes be
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No. 10.-An ordinance relating to the Removal and
. L--- RESIGNATION of Officers. --------

ordained by the Board Mayor Aldermen the
Fayetteville That officer appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen
by majority said Board for
complaint writing of inabtan of said
said Board shall think
provided however, that shall be
aforesaid until have notice such intended removal and the
preferred him. him by the Clerk of
Board Constable and opportunity exupate himself before
said Beard.
Each officer herein mentioned his resignation removal
his 00ce shall deliver to his all books
or other property pertaining to such Office
shall the Offices
town. provided by ordinance charter hereafter be
ordinance the Mayor and Board Aldermen shall fill such
vacancy the stated meeting thereof unless the interests of said
should sooner require.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
Established December 18th, 1850.
! Misunderstanding,
~-SNNrS~S~SN>~e~NSNSNsN ~NONN-NNSeVNNNN~N~S
A ChiId's Night MUSINGS.

NNNN~-~-~~N~~~.~~~ N~-NN~vNN.N.N~~ND
A ChiId's Night Musings.
From her chamber window peering,
Stood little child, one night,
AS the deep'nlng shadows nearing
Mingled with the waning light
Soon the landscape faint and fainter,
Which she loved to look upon,
Lay gloomy mass before her,
All its grace and form were gone.
Gazing thus, her eyes grew fearful
When the days last beam had fed,
While her little heart grew fearful,
To herself she softly said,- f.ts
Who will mind the sheep, / wonder?
For the shepherd cannot see,
And the cattle grazing yonder,
Oh how lonely they must be +!
Grandpa says the Saviour keepeth
Watch o'er all things here below,
That He slumbers not nor sleepeth,
Nor doth ever weary grow.
Arc the stars so brightly beaming,
And the moon with silver light
Ger the darkning earth now streaming.
Helps to Jesus in the night2
Does the moon shine round the steeple.
So that He may see the way % p
To the homes OF all His people
When the sun is gone away?
| love to think He stands beside me
When | say my evening prayer,
And though all is dark around me,
l His watchful love may share.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
frances.

An article in the Popular,
Science Monthly recalls these
instances Of escape from burial
alive: "On the 10Th of Octo-
tober, 1912, Il farmer in the
neighborhood Of Neufchatel, in
the lower Seine, climbed into a
loft over bis barn to sleep, as he
really did among the hay. Ear
ly the next day, his customary
hour of rising being past his
wife, wishing TO know the cause
of his delay, went to look for
him, and found him dead. AT
the time of interment more than
twenty-four hours after, the
bearers placed the body in a cof-
fir, which was closed, and car
ried it slowly down the lad
der by which they had gained
the loft. Suddenly one of the
rounds Of the ladder snapped,
and the bearers fell together
with the coffin, which burst open
with the shock. The accident,
which might have been fatal to
live nan, was very seryiceable
to a dead one, who was reused
from his lethar-y by the con-
cussion, returned to life, and
fastened to get out of hisshroud
with the assistance of those of
the bystanders who had not been
frightened away by his sudden
resurrection. An hour later he
could recognize his friends, and
felt no measiness except a
slight confusion in his head,
and the next day was able to go
to work. At about the same
time a resident of Nantes gave
up life after a longillness. His
heirs made arrangements for, a
grand funeral, and while the per-
formance ofarequiem was going
Oh the dead returned to life and
stirred in the coffin, that stood
in themiddle of the church,
When carried home he soon re-
gained his health. Some time
afterward, the cure, not caring
to be at the. trouble, Of the buri-
al ceremonies for nothing, sent
a bill to the ex-corpse, who de-
clined to pay it, and referred
the cure to the heirs who had
given orders for the funeral. A
law suit followed, with which
the papers Of the day kept the
people greatly amused. A few
years ago, Cardinal Donnet, in
the Senate told his own story of
the circumstances under which
he narrowly escaped being bu-
ried alive.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
HE Lost His Money by
Endorsing"

When became twenty-one, my
father began occasionally to dl-'
vide around among his children a.
nice little sum to each, always ac-,
companying the gift with the as,
surance that if we ever endorsed
for others. or in any way became
responsible for their shortcomings,
it was the last money we should
ever get from him. This condi-
ton during his life was of great
value to me, and since then have
been so accustomed to view the
invitation of my friend to en-
dorse for him, in its true light, that
my refusal rarely fails to be prop
erly received.
My neighbor is in active bu- =
siness, and / sm only a farmer
out OF debt, with a little at inter-
est, bringing up and educating a
family of children. He comes to
ne, holdiag out note, large fOr~
me to sign, saying
Il wish you would Just write :
your name on the back of this =
l need the money very much--it :
will be great accommodation to ,
me, and you will only have to ,
write your name"
My answer is-"My friend, do .
you really understand what my
position would be before the world
and the law, if / were to do this?
| should instantly proclaim that ,
from a state of complete indepen-
denee, and without the slightest :
reason for a similar favor from you,
and for no condition whatever, ex-
cept friendship, ! have agreed to
take upon myself the risk of your
business, with the difference a.
gainst me, that if you lose l lose,
and if you gain / do not. Ishare
in your losses and not in your
profits, Now if this Is true, ,ought
| not first to ask the consent Of
my wife? Her interest in the risk
IS the same as mine-her Judgment
is just as good, and her friendship
for you is the same. But not on
ly this; should affirm before the
public that you are responsible,
when | really know nothing OF
your circumstances, and in so far
help you to deceive others. I
give you a false credit. In shortI
should do that which no honest
man. true to himself and to his
family, can do and be blameless.
Will any right minded, real friend,
with this view Of the case, ask OF
me such possible sacrifce?' o.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07

ordained the Aldermen of the
eteve That Aldermen said their meeting after election
shall elect their number Mayor of said town. who shall
all regular and special meetings of the Board
See shall be the duty Mayor make publication of sanitary
ordinances that be passed by the Board and see that the
carried into effect - .
Mayor authorized appoint assistant Police
whenevert the regularly elected Police necessarily absent
that he be further authorized appoint number of assistant PO
other when
deem necessary preserve the public peace lfE.s
perform duties may required
him charter said by laws and ordinances that
be adopted by the Board. r 5a ~ Az
The Mayor shall such compensation for his
may be allowed him by the Board
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No. S-An ordinance prescribing the duties of the
Attorney for the Town $50

ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen Fay
etevie That shall be the duty the town Attorney prosecute all
suits for the of fines and penalties which be brought before
Recorders other court for the violation the ordinances
and institute defend all which
brought court against said O officers
official acts and he shall his attention the Record
which when called
by the Mayor police officer for such He shall
cution beissued judgments which may be recorded
The shall draft all bonds
and such ether instruments writing be required him
by the business of the and inspect and
all proceedings the and collection
and perform such other professional services incident his office
be required by the Board Of its
Sec The compensation the town Attorney shall be allowed by
Board
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No. Am ordinance providing for Standing
FErrr z E2(nn1rniffaac

SEC Be by Mayor Aldermen the Standing
committees shall be as foIlovs:ba - a-tv
1st A Finance
End Committee Cemetery Fire. Ordinances and Markets
3rd. A Committee N Water, Streets and Lights
Each shall than
dmen and all standing shall be appointed by the Mayor
annually the duties his Office and the first
named ON the committee shall be the chairman thereof All
shall hold their exceeding and until their
shall occur by death, disability otherwise. Frv-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No. A. IAN ordinance relating to the Clerk Of the
Board.

sEc Be ordained Mayor sfFayete-
and Aldermen they shall appoint of their number Clerk for
SEC 2 shall be the duty the corporation enter in
be kept by him for minutes of all the proceed
Mayo Aldermen published newspaper in the
5ay he aTor publish M Shall s monthly % e MaR Re
Aldermen their regular meeting all funds that
Treasurer the such funds he receive Clerk
duty Ofthe Clerk said Beard attend the spe
a and & meetings ts the Board @ & IN 1 % & e G all the the
safely all pertaining TO his Office and deliver all
NAV be required BY resolution or ordinance shall the
the Clerk the close of each fiscal make and
and Aldermen the astrgular meeting each
full complete the receipts and expenditures the
rcd and expended and such fiscal year shall on the first
of each and shall end the 3 day December
Sec l. his per
And for each and regular and called which he
fail he shall e % and a pay the ONE s G a for the use
No. 5-An ordinance concerning the Treasurer.
Sec Be ordained Tha for the corporation shall be
elected the first meeting Mayor and Aldermen after their
SEC Be frher ordained That hai be the duty
said corporation receipt for all monies due belonging to
kept purpose
than such allowed the for offending against
fine of notices. than twenty fifty dollars for each and
ordained shall be the duty of the
10 accept him by the Board and to keep
minute and when fupdtp discharge them giving
SEC Be itfuher ordained That treasurer aoyeda
for his such um as the Mayor and Alder
SEE ss sisf@te n shall make men'hy
No. 6-An ordinance concerning Assessor ~
SEC Be ordained That Town Assessor be elected the first
meeting February thereafter
Sec 1t shall be the duty the Assessor make impartial
lmentOf and nsaid town. to the best his
knowledge and ability and makeO pfcate alphabetical list to
given the Tax Collector the Treasurer and to the Board
Aldermen before the first day july eGch And the said
shall embrace all the taxable property and within the
limits said the February each and
Sec Be further ordained That each and liable to be
taxed or having his her their property
subject taxation within said shall application the Assessor
deliver him list of all such and ha make oath
him the truth and him. and all
merchants druggists grocers shall be
governed by the rules regulating the of their tax for
purposes edin
exceeding fifty dollars which list shall appertain
held day of February year
ordained That person persons shall
the day February they shall be
proportion of the laid said shall
the Assessor the although the the of his
list shall have expired.
further ordained That the omit neglect
the duties ned by this ordinance he shall be fined
Iceedng fifty dollars for each aud every omission neglect
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07
No. 14.--An ordinance concerning Stations, Jacks
WAGONS. Carts, Draws and other Nehicles.

SEC Be ordained by the May
ettevil That shall hitch Stallion Jack public
shade the side walks
the corporation such person shall
THE of the corporation not less than three dollars
five dollars.
Sec BE ordained That person who e cart dray
other vehicle stand the alleys
thereto and charge thereof shall leave other
hcle standing in the streets alleys night or build fire
eating distance OF building standing the
walks hitch shade tree horse mule shall be guilty
memeaDOr and conviction thereof before the Recorder shall be fined
not less than than five dollars and of for every such
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07

Detroit men combine business
and grief A wife of one Of this
class dying the other day, life
insurance company received the
following notice: Dear Sir-I
take my pen in hand to let you
know that | am well, but that
my dear vile, insured for $1,000
in your company, is no more; she
diedto-day. Her policyiS No.
| can truly say that Sue was ii
fond wife and a good mother. L
have the doctors certificate, So
that there will be no trouble about
the policy. She was sick only Il
short time, but suffered much
Do you give check in advance,
or must | wait sixty days for the
money!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-07

A southern negro, knowing
the profits of internal revenue
officers, exclaimed, when he
heard that Rothschild had left
a fortune of four hundred mil
lions, "GOlly, he must had a
good deestrick."