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Died /.

ALLEN N-On Friday evening August n, at his
residence, % seventh avenue. JAMES ALLEN, IN
the 9Oth year OF his age, native OF Paisley Scot
land.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BROwNELL-Un Friday morning, August 2l,
CORNwELL BBOwNELI- OF the firm OF HOIiisJer B.
Br0wneH, In the 3lst year OF MS age.
CLARg.-At Denver, Co.., on sabbath, August
16 1874, ALFRBD v. CLARK, aged 26 years. Late
residence, Westheld. N. J.
Funeral on sunday, August %, from Presby-
teran church. WeepneId at three O'Clock p. NJ.
MAscHEcK.--On Thursday, August 20, 1874 CATH
ARrsE MURRy. in the 36th year OF her age beloved
wife OF Hubert p. Mascheck.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral, from her late residence,
No. 21e East Forty sixth street, on Sunday. August
%, at two O'Clock.
Rotterdam (Holland) papers please copy. g
McCAxH.-On Friday, August Il, after snort
Illness, OWEN MCCAIN, aged 65 years.
The relatives apd friends OF the family are re-
spectiuliY invited 70 attend his funeral, On sun
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST 22 1874-TRPLE
day. August 81 q halt past one p ~ from nls late

day, August 93 st half past one r. NJ, nom his late
residence, No. SO Scamnell street. New YORK.
Jersey City papers please copy.
SANros.-1n Melrose, on Friday, August Il,
MARIA SANTOS, aged 81 years.
Funeral from her late residence, Mary street,
Merose, on Sunday, August Z3, at one O'Clock p.
NJ Members OF Lllly Lodge, 342, F. and A. NJ, are
respectfully invited to attend.
SKRHAN.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 81,
MICHAEL, the beloved son OF Mrs. Ellen SkehaD,
No. 0 Union street, aged 80 years.
Norlce of funeral hereafter.
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Won NEED PHOSPHORUS.
IMPORTANT TO CONsuMPTIvEs
IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs, THB NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED,
AND
ALL WHO LABOR WITH THE BRAln.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT TRUTHS,
WHICH IT WILL DO YOU NO HARM TO KNOW,
BOsPHORUs,
WHICH 1T WILL DO YOU NO HARM TO KNOW.

WHICH 1T WILL DO YOU NO HARM TO kNOWs'
PHOSPHORUS is a valuable. necessary and mos.
pensable food for the Brain and Nervous system .ne
se yo ss nasse e o9 yonr &
Brain Power, Nervous Force and Energy roous.
fpa PPnnSnT so ro The Bn
Blood Bones and Nerves
sIcAi so1RCE OF 1EiFs, and governs controls and
mpsr ygoI and ya to every Ssgan which anc may be
nsSs rom the brain which constitutes the battery
As the Brain loses It's vigor and becomes mpsMen ~
constant exercise and use, overwork excees snpxey
OF any any
tratinn ensnss sense OF weakness, Lassitude Loss Of
y s on s aMn 81 Ss and
era These the silent evidences o. 3iseasSs' fnG
warning tnat ysur HEALTH AND LIE Is IN AAA-
and Nervous Exhaustion, Prostradon, Loss Of Nervous
Forces and Energy Feeble and srsg%s ACTION ; o. ne
Hear! syssA orsns o% oSe grand
Va the absence. deficiency undue of
this LIE Giving Maintaining and vitalzing clement
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Gus Power and Energy, and you will enjoy Vigorous
Health and immunity from disease Supply this els.
he cause Of disease Dspring rapid restoration 10 Health
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supplying PHosPHORUs 70 tho Brain in the most par.
fest manner. This preparation Of wINCHEsTERs
THs 81 aEbo ne
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ures from European ports and other ports aproaa oi
American and All foreign vessels trading with the
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Utah, Cadz; Lizzie Wyman, Vera Cruz; Lena Thuriow
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Bark Henoch (Aus), Haggie IRON shields Jane 20 Re
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05

the currency question, he main
tanned and demonstrated that
the currency was irregularIy
and insufiiciently distributed a.
mong the States. An array
Of figures were read to demon
strate the truth of the state
ment that it was unequal and
unjust in distribution. He con-
sidered the contraction of the
currency a great political crime
and blunder. During the ses-
sion Of Congress he asserted
that the country needed five
hundred millions, and even that
sum would soon beswallowed up
in the great industries of the
nation. The five hundred mill
lions he proposed to issue in an
nual installments of one hun
dred millions each. : Through
the effects of the bonded debt
of the United States, lands as
rich as those on the delta Of the
Nile, had been deprecated in
value fifty per cent. AS we had
lost it in that manner, so let the
bonds be resurrected and give
it back again. As for the for
leign debt, England had prohib-
| tied the expectation of gold.
France paid off her German in
demnity in coin and kept it a
mong her own citizens.
Russia, like America, had
contracted q foreign debt of
100000 900 and paid all her
coin abroad, and unless the bond
system was abolished, Ameri-
Ca would pay it also abroad I'M
iii .loomsday. The bond sys-
TEN had three roots, interest,
tariff and banks These roots
must be torn up and destroyed
! forever. The advocates of the
bond system sought to alarm
those opposed to bonds, by say
! ing that nearly all the United
States bonds were owned orheld
in Europe and that Europe
might raise afuss about it. This
they could not do as the United
States bonds were payable on
fly at American counters. BY.
the plan he had proposed to pay
the bonded debt, it could be
accomplished an age sooner
than that proposed by Presi-.
dent Grant, and might be ac-
complishcd in sixteen years.
There was no reputation in.
the plan proposed by him, but it
was simply complying with the.
requirement Of the United
States, as written upon the face
of the bonds. He discussed
the plan Of the President at
some length, and pronounced it
ruinous to the country.
The Government Of the o.
nited States was the richest in.
the world in mines, but the poor
est in coin. New England had
held the commercial sceptre o.
yer MS long enough, but she
must soon surrender her grasp
upon it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05


He next alluded to the cur
rency question, and its political
and financial aspects. Con-
gress exercised its banking sys-
tenn by taxing every dollar is.
sued by State bank, at ten per
cent. interest, which taxed them
out of existence, leaving the
United States Government sole
and undisputed master of the
currency question. The cry
of reputation could be heard
all over the land, but it was on
" the loins of the Federal Gov
eminent pressing down upon
the people. The State Govern
ments were like Lazarus at the
table of the rich man, asking
for the crumbs which might fall
from the table of their master.
IS for the financial aspect of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05

~ 1t would be a very rich
thing now, suggests the Cincin-
aati Enquirer, to republish the
articles which appeared in the
Republican press a little more
than a year ago, pronouncing
the demise of the Democratic
party, and predicting that it
would never reappear in Ameri-
can politics under that name,
and the late articles from the
SINE papers announcing over
whelming Democratic victories
in the great States of the Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
The Grain Market.
RE The election III Louis

~ The election i'll Louisi-
ana last Monday passed off qui'
city. Many negroes voted the
Democratic ticket, and the re-
turns indicate a gain of one,
possibly three, Congressman.
New Orleans voted Democratic
by about 1900 majority.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
For Sale.

Three second hand Pianos, all
in very good order, which will be
sold at exceedingly low figures.
Apply at once to
1t ). FRITZ WARREN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
job Pr1pfine

or every description neatly done at this Of
ice, on reasonable terms. All work deiiv-
eyed when promised. Trv uG
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
The Result.

The Result.
The election PASSED OF very
quietly. We have reports from
several precincts, that the poll is
astonishingly small. In Fayette.
willie, the vote is about that Of the
August election, Notwithstanding
the Court officers, witnesses, liti.
giants and jurors now here gave
us 100 more votes in town than
in that election for county officers
This apathy is attributable, pos
sibly, to the current belief that,
PUrter's election being safe beyond
n doubt, and all our other candi.
dates being Democrats, a full vote
was not really important, We
append the returns received
tG FAYETTEVILLE. ss3t
Governor-.Porter, 424; Mayard81
Congress Bright, 4OS; W;sener76
Senator-Wllsou, l24; Cow
den, 2S2; Moore, 1877.
Representative - George, l73;
Bruce. IA; Burnam, l20; Mob
lett, 46; Bledsoe, 10.
Floaler-Bowers, S72.
...ay ~ CANARGo. CIR
Governor = Porter, 73; May.
nard, s. r.e
Congress--Bright, SO; wisener, s
Senator-Wilson, o.; C. WIDEN,
10; Moore, Al.
Representative--George %; Bur
nam, 8; Bruce, IS; NOblett, IS;
Bledsoe, 2.
Floster-Bowers. 20,
EDAoEsoNs
Governor P.rter, "a. Maynsrd6
Congress-Bri 80; Wisener, 4
Senator-Wilson, 20; Cowden,
0; Moore, Is.
Repr .sentative-BuInam, 7;
Bruce, o; Noblett, 10; George, 20.
WESLEY CHAPEL.
Governor orter,43; Maynard, O
Congress-Bright, 4S; Wisener,0
Senator-Cowden, 2; Wilson,
36; Moore, 8.
RePresenta'ive-George,0 o, Bur.
nam, %; Bruce, 2; Noblett, Z;
Bedsoe, IL.
Floster-Bowers. 40.
LYNCHBURG.
Governor Porter, l89; Maynard
Congress Bright, It's; WisenerI
Senate-Cowden, l12; Wilson,
SO; Moore, Is.
Representative-Noblett, l20,
Bruce, !; Burnam, 81; Bledsoe, IL
Floater-Bowers, Ia,
COMMONS.
Governor Porter, 60; Maynard24
Congress--Bright, go; Wisener, "a
Standardization, 81; Cowden,
II; Moore. Is.
Representative-Bruce. %; Mob.
let, Is; George, 10; Bledsoe, Is;
Burnam, Z. r -u.
Floater-Bowers, g. se
RoBERTSoHs WELL.
Governor Porter.48; Maynardl
Congress Bright4l; Wisener,I j.
Senator-Wilson, 80; Moore, 0;
Cowden, g. o..q.r ,r.ew
Representative - Burnam, SO;
Bruce, 2; George, 5; Nobiett, 0;
Bledsoe, 0. s.a
Floater-Bowers, As.
t RENEGAR'S. .rH..
Govenor-.Porter, 33; Maynard, @.
Congress-. Bright, 35; Maynard,0.
Senator-Cowden, q; wills IN,
5; Moore, 6.
Representative-Bruce, 6; Mob.
lett. 10; George, IL; Burnan, 5.
Floater-Bowers, 33.
HALBERT'S. arl
Governor.-Porter, "a; AIaynard26
Congress, Bright,Sl; Wisener,2 5
Senator-Cowden, %; Wilson,
As; Moore, 81. ..H
Representative-George,6 6; Mob.
lett, 40; Bruce, SO; Burnam 4;
Bledsoe, II.
Bowers, 70.
MILLvILLE.
Governor-Porter.SS; Maynard0
Congress- Bright, "a; Wisener, o.
Senator-Cowden, 70; Wilson,
II; Moore, 8. <0o
Representative - Bruce, 63;
George, 5; Burnam, 8; BIedsoe, 6;
NOblett, 8.
Floater Bowers, SO.
~ 1t would be a very rich
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
State of Tennessee, County of
Lincoln,
". H. Smith rs. P. s. Brue.

n ouItn 70. 7. .. Bruce.
) this causo it appearing by affidavit that
L the defendant p S. Bruce is Justly
indebted 70 the plaintiff, and is a non resi-
dent OF the Siate Of Tennessee. and
an original attachment having been levied
on his property. IL is. therefore, ordered
that publication be made ia the FAYErTE.
VILE ossERVSs newspaper Published
IN the town OF Fayetteville, for four sue
cess've weeks. commanding the said +. s.
5rnee 70 appear before me at my office in
FayettevIlle on the 9Th day of Deem
Der, 1874, and make defence to said suit
against him. or t will be proceeded with OK
psIts. This October q, 1874
eet29 F. P. FULTON, Up.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
Public Schools.
From the Lynchburg Sentinel.

FROM the bynchburg Sentinel.
The following is the County
Superintendent's report of the
schools of Moore county for the
scholastic year ending August
81, 1874:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
]. L. Bryant. Fl. B. Morgan,
i'll. BRYANT g. co.,
fit Ign chbssr0,

| II EEPS full line OF goods in all the
IN different branches of trade, viz: All
grades of fancy snd staple Dry Goods.
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats
We also keep the best Of Coffee, Sugar and
other groceries, Iron, Nails. Horse and
Mule Shoes, Castings, Cook Stoves, Tin
ware, &C., all of which we wiU sell
Cheap as the Cheapest
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
NOTICE.
MWW8MH-E.-

A LII indebted 70 me must settle up BY
a the 2Oth Of September, or they
will ind their accounts in the hands
OF al otteer. The people are pressing
me and will have to press them to meet
ny indebtedness. will do unto others as
AN do-e by. | can't pay money but will
psy ny dsbss in lumber and give good bar
game. q W. E. TURKEY.
july Soft
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05

Snow fell in northern Ohio
last Saturday, the 31st. Rail
road trains arriving in Cleve-
land were covered with 1.-two
inches deep.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-21
Tho Convention

The Autobiography county e"nvcn-
ton is called far Sept t,h u, Howard
ccutcr tho Republican county couvcn.
ton Tor SEPT. ~ VI this place These
conventions respectively viii rnt IN
nomination tho loNal candidates that
viii a.k tho tuirrngcs It tho people
this fall. Practically II Il II little i'm.
pnrtanco who shall nominate the can
,li,la,cr - TINT they arc lesscsscl d the
JciIctsonian qualifications, = competent
and honcAt,
For clerk VI tho courts No hear tho
names VI u. +. Dunn, j. I. i'uwcll,
Frank l.amrson aud 4, II. Webster.
II Webster IN nominated no matter by
what party We believe lo will bo nlcct-
OIL.
For Recorder No hcar many names
mentioned, among them are Grin Nil.
drum. n Il. Van l.cuvcn, Darius
seeley. I. ". Ice. Lille l,ueknsm
who has worry accspsably performed the
Legitimate duties Of tho Office for Mr..
Patterson whenever ho needed aseis.
tancc md ". II. Patterson who II a
candidate only ~ tho people may d..
mand Il and not through aay iog.rol.
ling Or labor Il his Of bis friends 10 10.
cure 4 nomination.
For the sGn 4 Supcr,is W hear ba,
two names mentioned. both from thi.
place ms tho retiring member il of Crcs,
90, this II proper enough. The persona
mentioned afc ~ Gillctt and II, A.
Goodrich. Either u them l. good
enough for IN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-21

>sAs As~aa. 80 srs ~. ~
sH4~#AA lA%s#~ss =. 49, s4.~#ss 80
sseA ~ #~&aA#w IA - SEEKS A.
ssHrs~ss@aa sNse~AA NussesaseA Asts
sesA ss~as + $50 a. samass*Ha essss
a 49, ~ v~NssA sssssa 49, u
~ ~sesai sws~ - ssy~A.va " ,i*
,uaAw .shweA "A mr. raumas M aas
Aae4sslt II 49, sAa iassaw. W. isssAss
wsil sssns.s \ e.tassssls rsa saaa*
isss s~sisAra W. As~Assfs sA.ss A~ss.s
shss - t+A#A+4. - #sssT4 ~ 49,
~ grade a resssAess* ~ mss AaiA 49,
ss,#A ~ trss ~ is~t.h ~s~ ss~.~ sz~~
" sssssnw.@,. Nv a,srnesssts "
ske sastus. taAvrhr. " Asrne. ~sls
rr~ aalses imtsttassr and PRESIDE. shs.
es~ mvshnas "A insssarssaH 49, ron,
ssarsls ris,msss lsses rsprvssseN i
ralisr asssnssae llstsss sririsssAsr
NnA higher st,Asnm@ess viii w. iAs rnn.
slant armsrl ~ .es~are. literature sni
Ar, shall rnnssantls leave IL imtfess
~ ,he public minA ard shss that can
Mt IN their acquisitions. err,raeh ihs.
higher standard mn., make renss IN
these wha ran Life. M matter Whist
a,ueaiiun me may eheese, II II leaie
u Any c,ninenee ~ stnasn. mus, he
constant struggle IN rev attachments.
anil additional Victories ia tho pursuit
II chosen vocation lltainless heads
cxis, On tn wany shoulders Like
nrxiuns weeds they exist and multiply
wi,hon, care NJ cultivation. The best
hraina are evolved b, education, and
tho teachers u The land arc charged
with the duty Of - shaping tho intel.
lcc,ual c,lidcc and II ~ deeply and
broadly laying its foundation corners
that like Michael Aagclo's dune Of
~ Peter, every s,onc and timber shall
contribute nut only 10 III strength hut
IL i.s beauty Al vol Thus prepare
yourselves 10 mako the head and the
brain thu highest aud tho most beauti.
fnl howcr callcd from natures cntn-
legue m matter where yen search this
planet. Aud III brain building rcmcm.
Der thu, perfect brain cannu, dwell
IN ~ imperfect body. lIut this run Of
thought will take Us Into fields We have
not tine 10 explore. Beside Nc ire.
fer 10 surrender Tho subject aud 10
Tendencies, Thoughts, hcaringsand iuAu.
cnrcs IN measure % tho,c whose pro-
fcssion il ins.rueting their fcllowman.
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GENERAL REGULATIONS.

THE @ssen, fan. nf1s ~ fhr first Mn,Hrs IN
nhft. aud eirs ahani tlt- III NJ luis, u, a
,nlhiiH Hsan nj nns Ne.Ihas The annual. there arr
fsats itiunl,is examinations Iii ttr Ars4frl tsHstt
III Whsi tHststl.ltistHd ia RI III an,tat, ,ll en-
anil proficiency trssiAes Hitting hauot~
IN stit ~. sah siutsHt IL examined and ras n
N Nv, snss ~ which his rtesIs,ns MI unstts sati
IT. him, ssssl inaral eisfssi.ft II required ~ al
tui,islng FL uitals@lnn,
Tis m.fs'. al,a peneral ierert,nsni nfitr student
accountability watched sssf tile H,athefs rr'sla,
~ tiels rssfailnns and their fnsu iste anil 1sona
hih - receive stars aiiettlpn.
iuii.isns AR satt NJ Christmas and latter I.
Hafei.is - "a stAu4 ~ Inform thstn ~ ~ lirait
tailti asai Improvement ~ thsir srus ~ anftts,
fi# II igiun tauali In the Institute w Nn,uAi
tailtelar. A,utapis ~ nti.t denominations I'd
mi,ip,,. rrn. led Tiny Willing. fns Iln sakr y
st.i,l i,d unifeft, u III, nj ihs lni,lis sAsvst
III Religions worship
The sutsrspa,las,te ~ Nusiehi.. as writ Il. Ill
is.hs MD i, tbsn. mr. snhte., 81 the inspection
~ the nsnttnf.
Ths t4slst money ~ th~ sinirhi~ II tst#sltrt
Nth tie TREASURER. ~ br xissn ~ psttshfv nj,
Anga.sst, And mas Nv rattiys ~ t0tAtls uathhsts
ta,n thrh,, u athi ~ lniseailut ~ neglect i,
duty
t,h entering. zach insrlef sinui b. rfnstti.s
vii, ~ tHhs .isipntis ~ sisahlHs. and sufelsp
HHuiats ~ alstt., .neks halrik.r eIlef3, tpM rls
shuihs, brushes, ,fes Nane III these will tw fufn
lshad w tnilvss, nui.ss st.slai aepat ~ male
tstts nltifi. should ~ iaatksd With tis nstau Il
the uaHrf In full.
Parent. Wishing " bA " their rtltirvn sni h"tur
should utst tieneiy nutier, afrA fnlwaM ifasetihI
expenses. tUf fHfthut pafi Hfaf.. nsiilss@
tsl1 Ha0 OLA I'll, rhvs.nssrs
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CRESco MARKET.
ls'rsts r,ra wsshls Asi
lbeusllr Il Hunting.
IN uDlserocl l'OMrt OC Howard
OUMNey. oOSM.

woriea sro,her. Plaintiff,
John NJ. Hoffman. Conrad Original
Tenfrl. D. n. Sitter nnd
iehn vandcrveld~r, ncft. Notice.
II ,hc Defendant. Aheyc Named
Non arc hereby notified that there II
On ale III The oilisr ~ The tlrrk W Tho nis'
tsirt t'ouri. In anl for the county ~ How
ard ktnteuf lnwn. a petition vt Wnrslrn
Strothrr, Plaintiff nhnsc mined. claiming
u( ynu the sum uf onc thotsaN anil thirty
Ave iollars ami sixty nine vents, With w,
tercr, ~ ten per cent pcr Hnnum on ~
hundred and Atty dollars thcrc.t, fr"n
August lNth 1870, anl interest ~ sam. rHts
OH three hundred and eighty i've dollars
md sixty ninc cents From October lMl
1870. IN sis promlssor, notes mad. ~ ss'
defendants ifnf,nan anil Tenh,l nlso the
Foreclosure of thrce certain M"rig ,ge'
ma he 10 secure said notes, N" rrrs"hn
al lin u made against my ~ sid defend
ants. except Hoffman nnl Tsnfcl
AMI thu, unlvss you nrrcnr ihercso mn
defend before noun NJ ihe second lay at The
nrs, term Ut the s,i,l tnnrt appointed u y.
held ~ thr Innri tionsc In said county
commencing on thu .ni day ~ November
1874. ynir d.fanil will BE- entered nnd
Judgment rendered against you
thereon In accordance With ths praysl
of said petition
II. T. GnnpRuH,
tawl AIRY. far Plaintiff.
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