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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

"a HE co-partnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned known as
Asquith Griffin Dc 20. is this day by mu-
tual consent dissolved James NJ Griffin re-
firing. The business will be conducted as
heretofore by the remaining members OF
the firm, under the firm name ard style Of
Asquith, Hamp ton & Holman.
GEO. ASQUITH.
JAS. NJ. GRIFFIN.
NJ. d. HAMPTON.
July 80 J.H. HOLMAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30

~ The new mills near the
depot began grinding this week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30
Business Notices.

~ d. @. HALL has on hand
a large stock of School Books,
Literary Books and Stationery,
which he is anxious to dispose
of at publishers prices,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30

M% BRIGHT & Co., agents,
keep constantly on hand d. M.
Perkins Fancy Family Flour,
which we guarantee to give en-
tire satisfaction. Try it.
BRIGHT & Co., agents.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pOst-office at
Fayetteville. Tenn, Saturday,
July Is. 1874:
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Election Thursday, Aug. 6, IA

COUNTY JUDGE.
BT~ We are authorized to announce
Judge NJ, w. Woodland q candidate for
County Judge of Lincela county.
Ez5- At the solicitation of many of nav
friends, announce myself candidate for
County Judgs at the ensuing August elec-
ton NELSON P. CARTER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-30

TRUSTEE.
EE@ We are authorized to announce DR..
O.. w. Blake, of Fayetteville, candi-
date for Trustee of Lincoln county.
BSS- We are authorized to announce Mr..
III. G. Street, of the 25th district can
didate for Trustee Of Lincoln county.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr..
VIM. III. CashiOD, of the 9TH district, q
candidate for Trustee of Lincoln county.
, 1874-12-26
THE FRENCH MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TIONS.
(From the Spectator
-.s.e@@--.-

The immediate effect Of the Munich
pal Elections in France can hardly be
otherwise than disastrous. Those elections
have been governed for the most part by
political considerations, aud their result
proves, past all question or demur' that
in ell the great cities of France, and all the
towns except four or five, the majority OF
the active electors, 1. e., of those who take
a strong interest in politics, are Radical
Republicans. All shades Of Monarchlsts,
Septennists, and Conservative Republicans
bave been equally defeated, and the citi-
sens have announced everywhere that
they desire a Republic, and a Republic
of the Gambetta or even q more decided
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-02
Sufaisa her Grsieb,l,,8.

Ale, bic bon oer Grbiebnns ettpas berfeben,
:finb bariiber eiuis, baP man sar nsd,t frab ges
mug bantit beginnen tann. sAae: fage1,, bab
bic ieds erfen Sabre bic pidtisften iin6 nne
Der Menfbexfenner 4erber hill vbab nit benz
Qeben beS ainbes aud feline Gr3iebuns be,
ainne." Das baben f@on Die alten Seioen ers
fan,,t unb ia9ts 3. Guintilian: Die Snsenb
ranb IN ienen, Mlter gebilbet unb er3oget !uers
benz no .fie fi9 ni9t berReuen tann, unh. po
fe 6ieieni8en, Die ibr befeblen, aud leibt slaubt
uitb bertraut.~t Da5 Alter aber, no Die Su.
8enb fid9 nod ni5t berfellen tanu, ,snb tpo fie
6enienigen, Die ibr ettpas au fagen baben, germ
,@lauben uno Bertrauen' identt, 1T eben bas'
erfe ainbesalter. Mber iuir brau4e,l bic 9ei.
ben gar nibt einnal au fragen, Die sottli4e
DFsnbarung ieIbft Fat biefe Mabrbeit ausse.
iprotaen An6 auf IRE Stin,,ne bat ber gbrif
au boren. vBeuse ben aaden bcines Sobnes,
faat fie i'm Buhe Sira9 $50, ~ unb 81, 70
!oaae er asA Sins IL, icnft tuiro ct unbsusion.
!nab fotat biz fR6ter ns9t mebr. Denn 9Rid.
pie sin Yferb, obne 8anbieun9 unlentfan,, 70
.pirb ein is9 feIbt aberlafener Sobn fred"
at Big Ssisessg in srft sassr pass g;
benn shes @r,lnb .ansa5 Outer tpie gum
H1fen birb IN ben eraen Sahren gslest Aie.
BE Ainber nit A--8 Sabren finb, 70 b!esben re
IN Der Reael Ut aanaes 2ebeu lang. Gin gro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-02


sb6rte. Marie aid) Sen pphlbefcnltteii..
Iaritt Hires Mannes, sfeif ,inb fiber, Benz.
sbau1e naher fomrasn ie Sbir spl,rbet
as6Hnet nnb q fruit ing e3tmmers @einel
sssrou mari einen priifenben BHd ,auf sbn:
limb hdite, beinabe eitten sSrelioe1{1rei
ausseitoBen, % rs bemertte, mic erjest
lein anoerer5 5selporben mar. St bate iid
Eben Bart abnebaaen 8laiIen arS einea5
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tatm anosrss Mor9en, ,sra6oem bas Stub
ltiid per3ebrt ,uar, erbpb Fh g., sRbte
| ben Dus auf unb tpauote slin sum @eben.,
gr bate fait Die Shire errei9t oa iiber=.
pdltigten tbn feline @efiible. St ipro6
lniht,. aber era 6Hnetet feline Aru,e unb
1}ein treues Weib ianf., an, feline Bruft.
tgr fiibte fie aartli4 ,u6 na9oem e iie,
tianft auf einet1 gtubl niebersela1isrl .perzs
lies ct oas paus. ,,Da ct. an bieiem
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bate faf bic ganse Do9e obne Branntss
nein aaesbradt. Ct; bate .fanfaebn
fbaier perbient, lpobon er nod 3ebn BE-,
IfaB. Marie, iaste Il aa9 BEN Mbenb<s.
ltHea, bier fnb aebn 9balsr; ID Etuii,<5
I|1e, beB bu fiir bid uno bic Sinher.
llRleiber saaff,2 Sd babea pabrenb Der.
lIebten fiaf. Sage iinf3ebn 8baler ber=
|bieus: Ser M. M sablt mir rtdesid brei
fbnler. Gin gutter s0eroienit. t2r1i9t
|suabr.. - Marie hidte anf ibre 2ippei1
betueeten Fi9a .laber iie tonnte tein ,Mort
beroorbringen.2 y Sic rang einiee Musei,=
blide na9 9afnns55 bantss brad lie in
Sbrdnen aus. 7H Sbr Man,1 ergriff iie.
1 Ianft bel Der ,9anb. - Marie, Hu1terte
er, mabrenb 5brGuen iiber }eine gebrautlz,
ten Wansen foben. Du taui9eit Did
Ini9t, ID bin nod .einmaL Der bel{ers garli
.|po,1 sfruber uno boffe es: raeins gan5es,
2eben lang gu bleiben. 2eine meiner
lltinftieen @anolunasn loll je,nals lpie6er
}beine Seele etriibeH. 9israuF Fer3dblteer ben
Lam perHeNenen Montae erIebten gors
Half s'oeHen 3euseer i'm Rebeimea setDes
I Ien tpar. 91ie 5uOor, lagte er, ertannte
LID, tpie t;ei i9Keefallens MGR u ;2iber. bic
Borte, t,,einer Rin6er. fieBen g tnid e.
|tenneu nab si{Iens NIT Die 1@5bappsn lpe,l
|oen Ausen.i Weine {5eels 3blidte auf)5u
@otts oura{ benen pile tnirt. lebs ,Nerln=
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sis u bret ertea eebensiabre ats bsr 'ai9iigfs
mS,gm''' " :" ost t e'steu"s 0t'a''s' p's s'''
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ober Standardization i'm Sera, i,,s Bic
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,ibotns iinb bur6 sslintenfaInen :, nnb
{ftnere ,G5feife .hesda16iot. .Gr1 Gthasn1ei..
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y,ifesn f6rt, IL as orfbsrs aineer fomnen !,

llSAatYtguf Y utt ady41tUS AHca tAV Httt ttnSu
'ftarren Bid nor lid bill. "a r,,ei11
:, @ott itBbnte ser 4 tpel9 Elm Glenber bin
ia ST. lpeIM eiaesa 3uHanbe beflnbe ID
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.,.nb bsten 5se fiji mid - OF iaste; tDe;=
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aisS, er Sic Danoe iinfen unbF lenfte feiueit
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mar {eif1 IebteS - lno ifbent e bas
I Belb feiner Jraa 8eb, bet er.4ie, Gin 81,
Ssu Az bereiteE. Aie aruse 5raa sp.ree
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, bspeass- -sifist,iens sess bod bieielbes @tsan,e
au ieir, ,usIt6e in f|yaberet. beffersn Sa9sa
ihr Dbr beYibrt hatte. Carl 8ing fraib
su Bett uno fsanb am Rddisea morgent
frubaeitia a,if. gr perlieb baa 6aAst
uno alma {o,,leih aum Waurernlsifter.
Der sein 1ae,ses oaus bas.en ,uollte.; Sc 4,
SER Nf,, reoete er oieIen DIT, ber leste
arepfeng bon sem 0ouentranf 1T iiber
u1si,,e Qippeu oefloi{su i4 tDerbe i'm
ME tpieosranriihrsusg ai israeen Sie mid
meier s,,itl,f zaber iiaettfst, Sic sseiue1
2 assprsen Glaaben, ba @;e MD jsBt iii9-.
tern }eben. geolens sic nit Irbeit
.saaebs,s? ~ Sss :
i sprehens ss5ie iii. grnIt2 fragts M.
! erfaartt. r.
en- eiuen, lols,en Grnit, nsrr My oaB
mean Sbey Sob au nss;iasr gss9len uno
..ssienss 0B;rtb chars & sua niniener Ii ainten
.,s hanbe. td, eg,srs ii ben 8Db aeben sDiirbs.,
sSib ,bii.s Be- Eutheif5 5amteisss sprlH6sr}ha all
ri anoeuelbet, pt.b suerbe adB a,eines Mb2
t6silufta See ssfoientranses beten. st;
- =: & .tsasI 81. erlIiieit oie |alan.tli1e 3itns
inissrarbeit an SCI. gaeuba sun6 ua1te fi9
Soaieid a,is Werf. asa Mbenb iragte e.
sbsS Haubsyrn Epb er ibra einen 9baler
onnerfra,ler,. sDoue.@ Ginen 8baler sgae.1t=
oeanefs s6errssW ..s@;e babenb brei perz;;
Sient unS Sic pill@siaSiIr ieben Sag
The New York herald., 1874-11-18
SALES AT AUCTION.


c,reqI. the United states. Eastern District OF
Sandal sa%asi \ \ dooEin i.sSins.SG' sSa
Elisha Atkins Trustees &c.. comn,i.sione "a sale
The 1.-the Rock Al and Fort smith
PasS aoss I. hereby given that in
Circuit Court the United states ior the
s:'s's spslsisa ssss t
oT he sss sy 0 Of
y hs
arsssas sell anlsss Tie said
shalt pav ns cas 70 Be- pad g. the .ad pi,.n,ns s s m
<
Company to said plainrs and in ali other
p WIN, hs q ;a aid y"sc . 70 s.e ps
ss a @ @ % a d al aaa 1ss i L ~
slis ss sa 81 ss ssa II a%
1866 entiued AN act icrevvs ana extend the provi-
s ian ANA si The 81 1 -. ana al
s ss ,'Ys @
Little RncS to the Texas boundary near Fulton in
sas; sss
BE N seprSvea II Arr 1855 sass!sa
I. a Rock na ao s@ 20 a
z @ and c e. nS s' sns ss
q the Cairo sni Fulton railroad and granting toe lands
Sy E o se n. Y nd 81 c s
Company
the western boundary limo oi the state being ten seq
lions OF land, SIX thousand tour hundred acres por
mile tor each mile Of said raroad amountins in the
two hundred acres more or less and situated IA said
State OF Arkansas. adjoining AMI adjacent the said
line o railroad except such portions thereof as tho said
The Little Rock aud Fort smith Railroad Company
have heretofore sold.
The ani conditions Of said sale follows to
The purchaser will be required on the acceptance of
States Ionds and secure lie balance M Of said
bid upon The execution of deed or deeds d. tor the
states Government ci equal amonnt the with In tbs
balance to be paid Into court At any time when
ent shall be made by an order Of record 70 be entered
teres the rats Of sx psr ccntm psf annun from the
being also that unless the said purchaser snail said
deferred purchase money within thirty days after
gnlrement shall have been made as aforesaid then said
to the best advantage Of parties having rights in said
fund to be derived from said sale the Court shall
direct ChAkLES +. REDMOND
Special Commissioner and Master.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, November 2, 1874.
|yERARD BETS 4 CO.. AuCTiONEERs, OLD
u slip. one door from Hanover squarc.-fhis day,
"wednesday, November II. at II O'Clock within the
store 33 Conncc Leaf Tobacco 1000 domestic
Cigars. GERARD BETS CO., Auctoneers
forc Slt
The New York herald., 1874-11-18

Balls. Cues &C.. in perfect order
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Circuit Court OF the United states-Eastern District
eoosin % Little SAL.
Rock and = Fort M smith Railroad o0"A'''''0"e' 'a'e'
rSsIe %stles hereby % given IN mat q
Eastern District OF Arkansas. made and entered In the
s"sf sn hf 0 psss 4
soner duly appointed by said Court for that purpose
THURSDAY the tenth d'g fs1s e December meat A D.
Of q
Rock Arkansas sell uniess the SAID deendants or some
& on the said Of
& !. the ss q m II and S sa sS o4 saagsS
WINK % s n ssd ae a. Gas
h parcel At public auction the property IN said
x and singular Tie railroad of the sad Little Rock
and Fort smith airoad ,s Company or which the said
c e a s conS Of T. d s o
Arkansas g tho city Of Fort smith In the county oi Sc
Inc Of said state Of xrksnsss intending ali the rail-.
euiyerts Saaacs cnees dspos station houses engine
houses, houses relant houses, wood louses water
structures with the Lands appurenant the same and
@
kn ana ana a. Fl sS ~
acquired by the said company for in connection with
BE na
az or ns s II The 70 s na
mites privileges. rights and things OF whatso-
ever name or nature now : held by the
the tcnements heredtamenty and TO the
said rsiroad branches lands and premises. either
thereof belonging or in any wise appertanng and the
reversion and rcversons, remainder rcnla ers
aso Nil the estate. right title property
possession claim and demand whatsoever as we'll In
law in equity OF the SAID company Of and to the
tenanccs, excepting and reserving, however Nil the
s % na F sm a. % y % s
all such lands heretofore have Decn given,
granted conveyed 10 said company In payment TOR
subscriptions TO its capital stock otherwise all which
said lands with the exception OF the ways rights OF
and real estate hercnbeore particularly specifically
mcntoiied) are hereby reserved nd
~ well as all other personal property OF and every
BY the decree III the above entitled cause.
The terms and conditions OF said sale follows to
wit
upon the acceptance OF his their bid ten per centn
upon the amount Of said Did In cash. and the remaining
ninety per ccntun shall be paid secured upon the
ecuon Of a deed or deeds the said property by
deposit by the purchaser the bonds OF the cniied
states government 0f equal amount with said sum OF
ninety per ccntun OF said bid the oce said special
Master the said ninety per centum OF said bid be paid
within thirty days atcr such shall lie male
by orucr OF record to be entered In this cause the
said sum OF ninety per centum to bear interest at the
sale until the shall be paid a conn,iion Of saii
sale being also that unless the said prch shall paw
said deferred pure hhse money within thirty days acr
government bonds dcpo4tcd a. aforesaid shall be sold
or converted into money. as in tine judgm OF the
Court shall be deemed to the best advantage of the par
SALE CHARLES +. REDMOND
LffxIx Rock Ark. November 1874
The New York herald., 1874-11-18

som administer and other CARPETS,
French plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors, de-
Y. COLfON will sell this day Wedne sday) November
Is the Auction Rooms SO East Thirteenth street
Broadway. at II O'Clock, by order OF the
very large amount OF rich Furniture OF every
KIND and description including any quantity OF paror
dining room, bedroom and Basement Furniture, one
Pmpton and OF Pay ynes Sofa Eed steads: Curt
ara Cornices Mclolcons Crocxery and GLASSWARE, &c.
Catalogues early this morning One full sized Billiard
Table and one three-uUarter slate Bed, with all the
Balls. Cues, &c.. in perfect order.
The New York herald., 1874-11-18
HENRY 3. HERTa, AUCTIONEER.
ASSIGNEE'5 SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
the entire stock Of the Bcmbe Manufacturing Company,
valued at S6l0W
To be sold at auction, positively without reserve,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. NOV Is AND 10.
AT 65s BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET

This elegant stock was all made up for first class city
retail trade and s OF the finest quality ltembraces
every variety Of rich and plain rosewood and walnut
Parlor. Chamber, Library and lining Room suits
Escrtoires. Araeresa Glaze. superb inald Cabine,s
Dining and Library Tables. Lounges, Easy Chairs max
ing in all the most attractive sale Of the The
goods will be exhibition the sale and
will be found worthy the attention oi those In want of
really elegant Furniture Sale positive, rain shine.
BY order OF - EDWIN X. MURRAY.
Trustee and Assignee In Bankruptcy.
ISAAC WOLF, AUCTlONEER.-MYERS& 4 co. SELL
this dny at l0k O'Clock, 1T II Bowery large and
general stock of Shirts Drawers. Cardigan Jackets,
Household Furniture, Cutlery hardware. &C.
The New York herald., 1874-11-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Er sALEl THE Kous COLLECTION.

n THE hUFfN VVLLLVffO'''
The Mcssrs LEAvITT announce that they are in.
sructed by Mr. kohn to sell ~ auction. without
limitation mis- entire collection OF artlstic
cabinet painiings represented by many q ths most
eminent OF The masters OF modern art Tnc sale
will take place Al the Clinton hall Sacrooms, on Thurs
day evening 18th, At O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1874-11-18

LEVI a son, AUCTIONEERs OFFICE 70 BOW
sell sharp oclocs thi: day ihc Fixtures.
cost eo positively In lots at No. lao avenue Z. Dcalcvs
knyited
The New York herald., 1874-11-18

nR, WHITE, DENTIST, 1856 sixth AVENUE
~ Hoautfu Cum sets OF Tooih IS. ts and $40: Teeth
ned with SILVER and bone, 90 ccnts; Gold and Plauna
81 All work warranted
The New York herald., 1874-11-18
p ECEIvER'S SALE.-CHARLES @. DUFF AUG.
IL TTONEER,
WILL SELL BY PUBLIC Auction. THIS DAY
"WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER l6 AT IL O'CLOCK NOON IN FRONT 0p

DAwNBRoKER,s sALE-JAMEs AGAR AUC.
O'Clock sharp 500 lots DRESSES shawls sacaues Rem.
nant. Table Linen, Blankets. Quilts, Bedding, BootS
Shoes &c. also Cnafs Pantaloons and Vests By order
Mrs. II. Ausees, 279 Stanton street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-01

Wv u,hc tiii4 DgeASiOn 10 thank our
Friends fNr past fRyOrs, and respect
fully cnu inclr attention "a our I'm.
nciNo stock, which We are Just receive
iug Uircci from the principal manu-
Eviurcrs 81 iho North aud West, pur.
Cna.hu direct from nrst hands for
cusb on che spot, and nyRtIiug our
seiYes ~ every advantage by shipping
ia eur heads under special contract.
aud by our own labor almost freeing
OursrI VCs from store cNpcnses. We are
confident in oar ability 10 offer "a on
friends and tOthc public generally ar
Immense stock NJ better rates mn,
more uniformly low figures than ha
ever before born offered In the Interior
81 'FCNas.
~ u b0sls aud foundation Of our
business, We guarantee every article 90
he ~ represented, or money refunded
~ our cNpcnsc Of transportation.
oar success la business depends en-
tircIy upou establishing u Wholesale
rIRhc in NOrihcrn Texas, and we only
ASA u fUir and impartial trial, and u
close comparison of uniform prices
with u,oSc OF shreveport, Galveston,
mud New Orleans with frcigbts added,
md we chCpTiuiiy abide by the dcci-
siOIi OJ the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIS d 60.
Bmdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-01
George Gary EgGicsion.
from New York Animal Kingdom.

from New York Animal kingdom.I
George Cary Eggleston, editor i'll
chief of Hearth and Home who Is now.
but thirty-iour years OF age, Is one OF
the best known young. men, prom
inently connected with journalism, IN
this country. Like Whitelaw Reid, ed
itor of the New York Tribune, he was
from the first II predestined journalist.
Mr.. Erglestou was born in NeNay, In
diana. AT the age of fifteen he began
his college course at the Indiana AS
bury university, and at eighteen grad
uated from Richmond college, Nlr-
yinia. He adopted the profession Oh
law. the practice of which he had just
entered upon when the war bro e out.
Immediately taking the iield, ne hrsI
served in Stuart's Virginia caVallNi az
forwards with Longstreets art'ilery
corps. During the struggle he saw,
much hard fighting; in fact, from Bull
run to AppomattoX, he was hoV on
duty a dav. At the close of the war he
went west, and spent four years IN Il
large commission house at Cairo, LII
nois, as confidential correspondents
In 1870 he resumed the practice Oh
law in Mississippi, but the total pros
tratiou of business, and the consequent
financial embarrassment OF the pe"ple,
led him in the summer of the Same,
wear TO abandon his profession, anu
come to New York. He began MS
career AS journalist by accepting re-
porters position on the l5r9ohIy II
Union; was rapidly promoted anu
upon leaving that paper worked ON ., / ne
Evening Post and Tribune, coiitrloIl-
ing at the same time to most OF lhc
magazines. In August, loIl, he en-
gagged on the Hearth and Home, nrSV
as an editorial writer, next as niailag-
ing editor and finally became edltor ~
chief, which position he now ho n;"
Under his management the paPe, , ,ne
trebled its circulation. In lo,2 MI
Eggleston publishedwith the Putllam !,
his book, elbow to Educate NoufSeIi,
which was universally well received ny
the press, and has been ofiiclaily re,
commended by many colleges lol .li'
guidance of pupils. In 1913 nc pun,
lished "a Man of Honor, Story y, %,
Virginia life, first as serial IN heart snoi,
and Home, and afterwards III coo yr
form. The sale of the work was very
large. S,O0O copies being disposed OF Oh
the day of publication-ana Tue S SiI;i,
quent demand for the book las ;',''',
increased in spite of the hard times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-01
OUTFIT EROM con.

Quiet from God, II comotll not 10 Ntlll
The vast and high nspirings of The soul,
The deep emotions That the spirit iill
And speed Its purpose onward To- the gORl,
ltuims not youths bright eye,
Bond not Joys Ions brow
No gullccSN ccstAcy
Need In It's presence bow,
II comes not in sullcn form TO place
Iiles greatest good in an mglOrIouS rest
Through Il duh beaten track It's way TO trace
And 10 lchUrgic full the brcuNt.
Action may be It's sphere,
Mountain pnths, b0undrSS fields,
DER pillows It's career;
This Is the strength II yields.
TO soIourn IN the world and yet apart,
10 dwell with God, ANA set with man 10 feel
10 bear about forever In the heart
The gudacsS that his spirit doth reveal.
Not TO deem evil gone
From every earthly Sccnci
10 see the storm come one
But feel his shield hetwurn
II givGth not a power 10 human kind
10 lay all suffering pOwerrSs ut his feet,
But Keeps within tile temple OF the mind
A golden altar ana Il mercy seat
A spiritual Ark
Bearing the peace of God
Above tht wat RS dark
Aud DER the desert sod,
How beautiful within our SOuN TO keep
This treasure the All MCIciml hath "iNon,
To feel when W. awake ana when we sleep
ltsinccnsu round MS like "a breath from heaven
Quiet at heart and home,
Where the hearts Joys begin,
Quiet WhUrr'er we roam,
Quiet around, within.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-01

houeiu Chillicothc, The mold formiIcs
uh the 0eiuto river wa, uuohslrured,
llopoIown N four and u half miles
away, ON the hin above that town
lived a farmer tie came into Chilli,
rothe next day and said tina, he did
not know thai Allen wa- going 10
,poak the might previous or hr would
havccomc w 10 hwr nm. bun hr,ad
IlN dog kept barking and Ice went to
the door and distinctly heard Aliens
vote, and many ui ui words.