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" A terrific storm of rain,
lightning and thunder passed
yer northern Kentucky, southern
Ohio and western Pennsylvania
last Sunday. In Allegheny City
the water rose twenty feet in the
streets in a few minutes, and in
Pittsburg five. Hundreds of hous-
es were swept away, 22O persons
drowned in their beds, rock and
iron bridges went away like cork,
and rocks 3 feet thick and 5 feet
long were driven down the flood.
The storm was twenty miles wide,
and the destruction to property
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Congressional Convention !
JAY .
FAYETTEvu,LE. July II. lS74

FAYETTEVILLE, July II. 1874.
A convention of delegates, selected by the
Democratic and Conservative voters OF the
9Th congressional district, is hereby called
to meet at ShelbyvilIe, on the 10Th day
of September, 1874, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Congress, and for
the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the convention.
By order OF the committee.
j. d. TILLMAE, Chairman.
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~ Scribner'S Magaztp,

@ Scribner's Magazines,
both "The Monthly" and "St.
Nicholas are among the very
best, and it is very hard to tell
how they could be better. The
monthly is full of interest to old
and young, and no magazine
ever appealed more successfully
to the eye and heart of the
young, than does ''St. Nicholas"
1t threatens to be the king of
juvenile monthlies. ScrS6ner
& Co., New York.
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9 A friend in Ellis county,
Texas, writes to the OBSERVER
wheat crop is not much;
the best, % bushels per acre;
the poorest, q bushels-average
yield, 8 bushels. Corn and cot
ton good.
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The Wheat Market.

@ The Folio, 29S Wash
ington street, Boston, is one of
the best musical monthlies in
the United States. The August
number has some beautiful pie
ces.
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- : = " ~ 4 u Ut V
VIZ. BoNNER, JR., Yice-Presidsnt.

The following extract from the law is FOR
the security Of dePoSitors and others:-"The
shareholders Of each association formed I'M
der the provisions of this act and Of each ex-
listing bank or banking as ISOLATION that may
accept the provisions of this act shall be
held individually responsible, equally and
ratably, and not one for another, for all con-
tracts. debts, and engagements of such as
ISOLATION to the extent Of the amount of
their stock therein at the par value thereof,
in addition that amount invested in such
share."-Act q Cong. June 3, 1864.
aug7-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30

The publisher of Devalls
Bluff, Ark, Journal writes: 81
am advertising for the firm of
Robt j. Mulligan & Co., New
York, and wants to know if
they are responsible" We
have several times answered
this question in the negative
Newspaper Reporter.
Some of our contemporaries
are yet printing for the swind-
ling firm. Many papers, we
are sorry to say, in their great
zeal for orders, accept any of
fer made to them. A reasona-
bic precaution would soon drive
the Eastern sharpers into other
business.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.
E. Smith, Admir-, &c, rs,
SIS. Alexander and others.

w HEREAS, Mary f. Smith, admins
w tratrix of c. E. Smith, decd, filed
an insolvent bill in the above cause on the
18th day of May, 1869, in the Chancery
Court at Fayetteville, Tenn, and publica-
ton having been ordered to issue at the
adjourned June term, 1874, of said Court
Notice is hereby given for all parties hold
ing claims against the estate of said c. E.
Smith, decd, to file their claims with the
Clerk and Master of said Chancery Court,
on or before the 18th of September,
1874, and have themselves made parties
to said cause Of Mary E. Smith, adm X. &c.
VS.. s. S. Alexander and Others ., required
by law and the rules of said Court.
d. w. CLARK,
Clerk and Master,
iune Is. 187-td
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30
LYNiA'S HISTORICAL Chart.
Presenting the Worlds HistO-
~ by Centuries,
AND OON AAlNiS0
All the Prominent Events of the
Civil Religious and Litera-
ry History OF the
World,
FROM sae Earliest Times TO the Present
BY AZEL =. LYMAN.

II AZEL -. L \ VI AN.
a map Of History, bringing before the eve
all that Is notable In each century, showing
at a glance all contemporary persOnages ana
events, and fixing them in the mind just a.
the boundaries, cities, mountains, rivers,
lakes, &c, Of country are impressed upon
the memory by geographical maps.
The work is embraced in a set Of sdmira-
bly, executed plates, all carefully and beau
tifully colored by hand together with much
valuable chronological and statistical matter
The whole lrgantly and substantially bound;
and accompanied by Key" in book form.
will be furnished to subscribers. payabls
on delivery. I. j. RIVES,
Julyl6 AQenL
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B A n * IN 6.
First National Bank ,
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
GEO. w. JONES, VIM. BONNER. ia
JAS. G. WOODS, W. n. WRIGHT.
JNO. c. GOODRICH, PHIL. T.MURRAY.
JAS. ID. TILLMAN.
VtRANSACTS general banking busi-
4 ness. Collections made and promptly
RENTED for at liberal rates. Correspon-
dence invited and information cheerfulIy
furnished to patrons.
r. $. WOODARD, Cashier.
j. r. FEENEY. Asst. Cashier.
G. W. JONES, President
VIZ. BoNNER, JR., Vice President.
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War Expected!
INSOLVENCY.

INSOLVENCY.
PURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
l. the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admins
traitor of the estate Of
Mrs. Sarah F. Jones, deceased,
of the insolvency of said decedent's estate;
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or
before the 1st of January, 1875,
for pro rata distribution, or they will be
forever barred.
july 16 CHARLES JONES, adm.
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job WOrk,

" employ the best workmen, have tn
w best machinery, material, ETC., and are
prepared to do the best Printing unreasonable
rates and short notice.
OBSERVER OFFICE, Fayetteville.
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tag Advertisements must be handed into
the Office by Tuesday Morning, to insure
an appearance in the following Paper. The
circulation of the OBsEEvEE has become so
large. as to compel % to 90 70 press early,
on Wednesday.
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NoEIoe =
AQRSR STRaYEO.

Il ROM J. b. Lambs place, three miles
Il west of Fayetteville, gray horse,
small size, years old, small mark on right
knee and scar on his nose. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for his recovery, or for in
formation that will lead to it.
July23-3t NEAL BONNER. col.
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MU SIC.
FEMALEACADEMY

Fayetteville, Tenn, 1915.
.THEnext scholastic year Of this insti-
Il tuition will begin Aug 81, and contin-
ue through two sessions Of five months
each.
Faculty.
j. W. HATCHER, Principal, Instructor IN
High School Department.
Miss NJ. S. CONVICTION, Instruetress in
Grammar Department and Drawing.
Mrs. A. q. HATCHER, Instructress in PIeU-
aratory Department.
Prof. FhITz WARRES, Instructor in Musi-
cal Department.
Terms.
High School Department per session 1000
Grammar I5.OO
Preparatory 1000
Drawing. I2tO
Incidental fee On
Musical &"
including use o' instrument 5000
Vocal music, per session 500
This institution offers to the young ladies
advantages rot to he surpassed by any Fe-
male College in the State. a lew young la
dies can procure boarding wi h the family
of the Principal. For further information
apply to J. w. HATCHER, Principal,
Or c. A. DIEMEE, NJ d. Pres B. # T..
july23-8t
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FISH BROTHERS
w AG0NSo

lust received a large lot of Fish Bros.
- Wagons Of all sizes from to horse at
81 to 1913 dollars cash, or note 20 days in
Bank with Bank interest added.
ID. B. HOLT.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30

U AN local agent for the Grover & Baker
Il Shuttle and Elastic Sewing Machine, and
will deliver at manufacturers prices and
guarantee that it will do a greater variety
Of work, easy TO run and understood. and
cheaper than any other machines by 5 to
SO. Twill continue to give instructions
to all purchasers until satisfaction is given
oct23 D. B. HOLT
, 1874-01-20

,.,,. ,,.t
a.ls. ':tG8e: Gear I'm, %. Nams, 1!Slee. AAe"'
bG@ec.
btTrEn-U UnchhnHcd.
Coz. :-srong nf 9r@.So.
"n.sDx-Q11et Ut 81 ~ ss;9,:oa*
=. ~" Eao. 4,y-.,, ,.t,+ No
QswEno dhh' lp-bhRApslurFA.-n a.nt t.. r.s .p'tat
], l.fu. Uosn tlet Ut a3c. uatley a"'o'' ul"'"A
st. Louis, ,,or- outet en,5
Unchanged. wleat-Blrtng nigner ~. *..MSs g5ss
1.97 tail lell hrlniy; Nh =, $t@aH W.; "e . 1sE sE
bSdys III elevators; elpsing ~ onts1s pr!ses: vns H
opst4ud hrn; Mp aXess; ctosea rsrs aowef choeo
II elera'ors; nrlSy ',sitvS ass ass;sss 'e
MnIsHY-SIe.dy q o.: ,.,,,n. nj. =, b,,,,,ra.
pnoslst ns-iork ases 3nnsns s as,nders su d. ceai
ri6, q. @1Ac ooar RIB, @sc shoaeta M a'" oUst
rib. last ua Of Fotrqary " ~ ooi .r, nn,,ina nj
shoulders. 7Eoi sldee, hi1$9"o' A'" .'0'@", w.
exc , <,r.c,. us ,,ct
, 1874-01-20
PERSONAL.

EENSONALs
Con. Henry II. sibley has received the ap-
NAL School Doafd, vico George W. Gage, ro-
a'snct
President Of the Baltimore City Passenger Rail-
wny, and n1l because, in u heated election Of
Directors, Gov. Bowie failed to vote on Ills 100
shnsce.
don. A. ". Bishop, who was lust week
elected Ireefdout Of tho Arkansas Industrial
University, il graduate Of Yale, Of the class Of
1853.
Gov, Waahburn Las appointed President
tue stuto Doa1d Of Agriculture IL tho place Of
tho late Prof. Agaaslz.
Tho Wilmington Conamercial noticing tho
frat appearance Of Chancellor Salisbury OH tho
Neach, suya: '' IIo appeared to DO In good
health, though embarrassed by difficulty in
,yaakME.",
III +. Clark, formerly Division superintcnd-
cut ot tho r., ". t. ". Nnilwuy. it IL stated,
huB been offered the pnHition Of Goneral Sunor-
intondent Of the Toledo, Peorla l. Warsaw HAIL
roud.
Col. Bortinc pinhnoy, former Fond du Lac
Legislature, md John ". BOYD, VINO was in tic
Wisconsin Assembly four or live tincH, IL nov IN
the Kansas Assembly.
1t il reported that Cov'os, arrested for mail
robbery. tclegraphed to Afr. Colfax to become
et,roty On his bail, but tl1at tAat gontlomau de-
clincd on the ground TINT llo know nnthlng as
oner states tint hia wife know nothing of his
robbery Of the alls.-DaveApou Democrat.
Col, Roswell ". Leo, brother Of Bishop
Henry W. Leo, Of thtH 6tata died in Yexas on
Pee. 20: ue u III graduated with distinction at
The army In the Third Artiloly, but for fur up
wards Of th,rty ycnra has boen a resident Of
TexAs. Ills ago was G3 years.
, 1874-01-20

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:s.;
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siiisRe having nopalatton, nur onarohos axeelest
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, 1874-01-20

Edwsr{la' Directory IL the tuly work which eau be
rc1cd on for correct anl Proper information. 1t Is
tho otcial guide to The oily aud vi information eoN-
rted Herewith. IT. yulue to al clsssua Of business
1uSu can hardly " estimated.
, 1874-01-20

81.
Iutollige1lca has been 1coelved or tlIa tleath at
hh residence IN Washington, D. G., OF Mr.. Charles
Astor Dristot. boltor known 10 tic general iph-
Ia aa " Curl Reusou," his literary aobriuuot Ito
Nas born in tho year 1821, and was consequently
60 years Of age at tie time Of Ills doath. Ills
, 1874-01-20
Northwestern Dnlrymcnss Asaoctn~
tiNns

Tho annual mcot,ng Of th!H society will be hold
nt Woodstock ILL.,. Feb. 1U-12. all Interested III
daitying will iinl It profitable 10 nttona.
Oh Tuesday evening President Fayi,l'B nddroab
and Sccroary'a loport. On "Wednesday, papors
md discussion Of profits ot dalrylng; dairy oowa
-sotect1ng, breeding. feodiny In summer anl
winter. 0n Thursday, discussion Of butter mud
chccso making ut farm hnd factory establish
with reports from Dairy Doards Of Trade. On
Tlu.aday oyoning there will be meeting for
socinl intercourse.
Citizens Of Woodstock will entertain, without
charge, all members Of tho Association. Tho
g. & N. W. Il. X. will soil return tickets at ono
fifth faro over most OF their lines on presenting
certificate Of attendance. membership foe, 81,
entitlos to nnnual ropo1ss. Reporss Of last year.
products Of dairius ani factories especially de-
sired. e. i. MolNow, Secretary,
MAn1saH. VII
, 1874-01-20
Western horticultural S0ctcty.


The annual A,eoing Of this Society mil be hold
at Madison Tuesday to Thursday, Fob. 8 to G.
On Tucslay evening President sticxney
wln Eiyo tho annual addtess. Prof. Scar
ing, Slate superintendent, wilt also deliver
an address. On Wednesday there will be
rapers aud discussions OH forest and fruit
treo culture, orchard management, effects of
the last wiutor. "Wednesday evening the llon. ".
6. ilagg, of 11linoia, will deliver al, .addloss.
On Thursday small frulk vegetables, mud
flower culture will be discussed. Thursday
eyoning thore will be q general discussion GU
fruits.
Tho papers promised aro nl1 by practical and
competent persons. limo will be givon Tor dis-
cushion Of each topic. Tie attendance OF all
ladies' aud ~ gentlemau interested in any branch
OF horticulture IL requested.
Tho II. L st. Paul Il. 4. viii sell ronnd-trip
tickets at reduced fare. The @. l. N. W. will
sell return tickets at onc-fltL faro, on present.
lug certificate OF ATTENDANCE. All mombers Of
the Society receiye annuul reports. Member
ship fec, 81. Hotel special rates, 81 to s1.50
por dny, G. =. SloHnDw,
MADISON. wie. Recording Secretary.
, 1874-01-20

TOR SAI,E-oR EXCIlANG T. TOR g C1ltCAG0 PROP
j. arty,thtee fnr,us;pIce. u? t0. 40 and $15 VI;
1tEnENHEAG, 70 East Matsan.s. Roum !.
TOR aALk--ON FIVE YEARS TIME. .tSOME WELL
loca1ed. dry 1lnos ands suinble t1r a9u11 tat1s.
hUN. LII East RaH!uat tlt.st
, 1874-01-20

" or lots west ut Ashand.ay.. and hctwocn Madison
en1 atd .of!st he tano tsom ownofs.
, 1874-01-20

-------------|- H0tols.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL 47g, 4sl. AND 4sa STATT-
~ st. corner Of Edrdgn contt}:ea So rss aay house
IN the city: posm.neut 60ardsrB 8S md npwAraa; day
board, S8 rof weok.
1Voo9p's HOTEL, - TEsT.-6ENTLEailsN EN-
pleasant and s,-ciass b1ar, cannot do better
than n CALI day hoatdoss accommodated; charges
eo!iahe.
, 1874-01-20

l.fsYf,RAL FINE PIANOS FOR HALH OR H{NT, AT
y NY rasld"nes. Htl Weat Washu8tolst., nUar Woel,
.pncth uhict9riu9 (laSst {nG{E9;snental, bargain.
, 1874-01-20

13ERBONAL--DQt.LYi HAVE FOUND THAT
l. dross pstorn. You ean hsyo T. Wednesday,. fRANK
1oENsoNNALTA. Il. g., IND. COME HOME
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SHERIFF2S SALES,



Vincent BSagnf Vi. sfnzSna EBloeh es ala.
| DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam.
~ dry.-Noa 12399.-By Write of an order of
seizure and sale issued out of the honorable the
Eighth District Court, in and for the Parish OF
st. Landry, In the above entitled suit, andto me
directed, / VIII proceed to sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder ut the Courthouse Of said
parish, in the own Of OpelOusas, on SATUR-
DAY, the Tth day OF March, 1874, at eleven
O'Clock. A. NJ, the following described property,
tO-wit- .-.-
A certain plantation, situated in said parish,
on the bayou Sackett, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, mules, work stock, farm
ing utensils, and the crop of corn, hay, fodder,
etc, grown in 1878, to-wit: thirty mules, ten
oxen, five head of gentle cattle, thirty plOushs
twenty-five hoes, ten axes, six spades, two wag-
Ons, one pair timber wheels, seven cane carts,
two horse carts, thirteen hundred and fifty bush
els corn, forty loads of hay, sixteen barrels peas,
four thousand bundles of fodder; said planta-
ton containing about seventeen hundred and
fifteen acres, bounded north by lands of Ebert
CAN'T and the estate of Jacob Bihm, south by
land of Joseph MelanGOn and land of Donate
Leblanc, east by lands of C.. J. Reynolds and
Emile Blouin, and west by lands of Jos. Melan-
con and C. J. Reynolds.
Seized in the above suit. 1884,.
Terms and C~OnditiOns-Ths above mentioned
property will be sold on. the following terms,
tO-wit: For sufficient cash to pay the first in
stalment Of $4,875 with accrued interest, costs
and five percento of the whole for attorneys fees,
and on terms of credit for the balance, accord
ing to the maturities of the respective install
ments, tO-wit: s4,875 payable the 7th LAY of Jan
uary, 1875, with eight per cent per annum inter
est from March 1st, 1878 $4,S75 payable on the
1st day of January, 1876, with same rate Of inter-
est from the 1st day of March, 1873; 1886 pay
able on the LIST day of january, 1877, with like
interest from the list day Of March, 1873; 1875
payable on the LIST day of January, 1873, with
like interest from the LIST day of March, 1873
81 ,s75 payable on the 1st day of January. 1879,
like Interest from the 1st day Of March,
1873; 1875 payable on the 1st day Of January,
1880, with like interest from the list day of March,
1873; and S4,S75 payable on the lst day of jana
airy, 1881, with like rate of interest from the LIST
day of March, 1873.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Vincent Boagui vs.. simon Bloch ct ais.

NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST. Lam
dry.-NO. 123T9.-En yePtud'un ordre dc saisie
ct dc vente, lance par Honorable La Huitiemc
COur de District de lEtat de la Louisiana, dams
ct pour Ia ParOisse st. Landry, dams lie process
ci-dessus intitule, ct a moi adresse, .je prOcede-
raj a vendTe a Pencan public, a la Maison de
lousas, ie sAMEDT, = Mars, 1874, q ONE ,heures
du matin, les proprietes ci-apres decrite, saveir-
Une certaine habitation, situe dams la dite pa
rOiSSe sur 10 bayou Saekett, avec toutes les bA-
tfsses ct ameliorations qui sly tr0uvent, mulefs,
animaux de travail, uStenSils aFatoires, ct Ia re-
collie de mals, fofn, fOurage, etc., produit en-
1878, SAVIOR: trente mulets, dix bRufs de tire,
cling tetes de betes q cornes douces, trente char
rues, yingt-einq pioches, dix haehes, six h8ches,
deu& wagons, I'M diable, sept eharrettes a can
nes, deux charrettes d cheval, 1850 bOisseaux de
mails, quarante charles de foin, seize barils de
pOs, 1900 paqUets de pailles; la dite habitatiOn
c%Ontenant environ diy-sept cent quinze acres,
la succession de Jacob Bihm, an sud par les ter
res de Joseph MelancOn ct de Donate Leblanc,
il Fest par les terres de {. J. Reynolds ct d'Emile
Blouin, ct Quest par les teFres de Jos. MelaneOn
ct C.. J. Reynolds.
Saisies dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions-Ies proprietes eidessus d6crites
seront yendues sur les conditions suivante, sa-
yolr: Pour du compliant sutfisant pour payer la
premiere installation de $4,875 avec les int6rets
dies, les frais ct cling pour cent du montant en-
there pour les frais d'avOeats, ct Ia balance a
credit, scion les maturites des installations res
pectifs. SAVIOR A,875 payable le Ter jour do Jan
vier, 1875, avec huit pour cent par an dlnteret
du Ter Mars, 1878; $4,s75 payable lie Ter Janvier,
1875, ayec la meme inteFat depuis lie Ter Jour de
Mars, 1878 $4,875 payable lie Ter jour de Janvier,
1877, ayec To- meme interet depuis lie Ter jour de
Mars, 1878; 1855 payable lie Ter jour de Janvier,
1878, ayec la meme fnterat depuis lie jOurde Mars
1878; $4,S75 payable lie Ter jour de lJanvier, 1879,
avec la meme inter6t depuis lie Ter jour de Mars,
1878; 1886 payable lie Ter jour de Janvier, 1880,
avee lie meme inter6t depuis lie Ter jour de Mars,
1873; ct $4,s75 payable lie Ter jour de Janvier,
1881, avec 10 meme interet depuis le Ter jour de
Mars, 1873.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
an Ian ..- AZ -...
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R.tase q Jehn y. whiatingson.-No.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA.-PARIsH COURT
". Landry.-Whereas, Delaware p, Dange1.
eld OF the Parishg 81. Landry, Administrators
M the estttte of John D.Whittingt0n, deceased.
having filed q tabieau of classification ri fhe
debts and distribution of funds of said estate.
accompanied by her petition praying for tie
homologatlnn of the same:
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by afl order of court. bearinr dave
February Sd, 1874.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
tablean In writing at my office III fhe town nf
gpel0Hsas, withi1Ithe i~naerequired byi law. Why
the said tableau should not he homoI6ga4ed ANA
9oaiiEaned w. a. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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2 Z E NJ NJ S

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