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a LAWYER INDICATED.

In December last Mr.. kaufman, OF the law nrm OF
Simon & Goodman, was charged by Judson G. Worth
with the larceny o some account books and o., COO
cigars. and subsequently the Grand Jury, the
tinory OF Mr.. Worth, found two indictments against
him. The right OF title TO the property II appears
the subject oil controversy III the courts, aud a
trial to settle the question OF title was recently had
before Judge Robinson vf the Court of Common Pleas
which resulted in u judgment III sir. Simon's iavor,
declaring him 10 TO the owner of the property. On
the case upon the criminal charges being called IN the
Court o General Scssons the cert !iicatc of Judge
Robinson, setting forh the suit before him and the
finding OF judgment ia fayor OF Mr. Simon, being
presented by tuo District Attorney Judge SUI heraud
at once ordered i noc pros. To be entered and the
honorable discharge CT Mr. simon. II was understood
that the matter will not end here, but that Mr. simon
damages Tor a large amount against Mr.. Worth Tor
lc.ous prosecution.
IMPORTANT MORTGAGE DECISION.
Among the causes determined by the Court OF CON-
mon Pleas, at General Term, Is that OF Lynch vs.. Ri
naido. Tho defendant. Rinado, contracted with Mrs
Lynch in the month OF May, 1873 to convey to her
promises IN East Thrtyegh,h street. this city,
subject TO mortgage oi $4,000 TIE deed Was 10 DO
delivered and title to aud pass from knaldo to
Mrs Lynch ON May 10, 1873. The Interest on the
mortgage was payable halt yearly, and the FIRST pay
meat subs-qucnL to the conveyance became due
June 80 1873 Az the time OF the vcyance, there
fore. uuic than iour inonths interest had accrued.
Mrs Lynch WAS compelled 10 pay 10 the nort;a tho
whole SIX months interest June 80 1873,
and brought suit against Rnaldo the interest
which had accrued up 10 the time OF tue conveyance.
On he trial 0t the before Judge Van Brunt II
was urged by Messrs Jacobs Sink, behalf Of Ri
na.do, that Mrs Lynch had purchased the premises
subject TO the mortgage she took the same with all It's
burucns and The interest not being payable until after
the conveyance in The absence special agreement
pay, she was liable Tor the whole Interest," and could
recover no portion thereof from Rnaldo. The Court
dismissed tue complaint, and upon appeal the Judy-
mcnt OF the Court Trial Term bee affirmed.
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ERIN. before Judge Barrett. are The

Court. Special Term. before Judge Barrett, are the
SUITS against the Lake Shore and Michigan southern
Railroad Company. The pianuns tf.ng sun Tor pay
mcnt ol ten per cent dlvldends or sock exchanged
Tor limos and Northern In iIana Railroad stcck after
i,s corsol.dAtOn With the Lake shore foad The ques
lions nyoived are oi great interest 10 owners OF rai
road stock throughout tie country
In september 1879, Alexander Ii. stevens aud James
Tiscalc cDinincnced suit trustees 10 .orcosc a
mortgage op Inc Astoria aud Hunters Point Railroad
Company. Judgment Mas entered by default IN May,
1875 anc the then referred to W. r. Richards
Ia take prooi oi the amount Upon Referees s
report Judgment was entered ycs;er ay before Judge
Brady for SOS, 565 80, and lled oahco OF the
County CLERK.
"a the Old and almost supcrarnuacd case of Francis
A. Palmer against John Foley. which grew out of the
coaiic, over the Dcp.ty Chanocrlainir position some
years sincc Juige Van Worst, la Superior Court,
special Term, yesterday rendered decision sending
the matter before referee TO compute damages
sustained by te defendant by of the injunction
which lad been issued against HIM AZ the instance OF
plantl.
In the Office OF the County Clerk there acd yes
terday the certificate OF incorporation OF The Press
Publishing Company. The OBJECT OF The company, as
stated IN tue certificate. is tho printing and publishing
OF books. pamphlets. &c. The names oi the corpora
tors are William Henry Huribut John j. McCook and
Charles 3. Alexander The company TO continue
ior My years aud s ock 10 be divided into 1900
shares OF 500 each
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A PASTOR ON PULPIT AND PRESS.
PITrsBrRG, Pa Dec, 1876.

To THE EprroR HgRALD:-
One Of our abiest and mos; eloquent doctors OF di.
v;nity preached this city on Thanksgiving
Day on the situaton III which he made very grave
charge against the press OF the country and parcu-
larly against that of New York city. He stated SUBJ
s,antaly in the Of his remarks that the prcss
jealous OF the pulpit and charged the pulpit with
subservicncy to the pews. He indignantly denied tho
insnualion. and remarked that Commodore Wander
b,lt $50 .0v0 500 0v0 0C0 hs vaults, con-
trolled the press Of New York city, and that $4,000
Napccrblts built the top or the
other could not control the pulpit OF New
YORK city. The reverend gentleman closed his very
eloquent address by stating that the country did no,
whether Hayes riden occupied tho Presidential
char. Dut II was matter oi paramount Importance
tnat .he who fairly anu legally elected should
hoiu that position; Tor II there was aint OF fraud
upon the garments OF the man who was inaugurated
had better roll up our constitution and lurl our
nag Tor the country would be dead, deac. lie con.
cluded by declaring hat with pure press ana an lu-
dependent pulpit we had nothing to fear Is not the
learned gentleman mistaken regard To the character
OF tho press New York city taken whole?
Yours very respectfully, HENRY a. LAVELf.
He
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
4 DYING DENOMINATION.

The Chr,si!ans or campbcl,itcs form denomination
which originated in the beginning OF the present Gen.
tury by the union of few Mehodists. Baptisss and
Prcsby They generally reject the personality
OF the Holy Gnost bold TO baptism by immersion and
Use the Corsre gational form OF government. They
number about 10000 Quo or their prominent
minisiers. tho Rev. J. =. Watson, formerly OF New
York says that Tor the last twenty-five years the de-
nomination IN the Cncd States has made progress
some conferences have sustained great losses within
that time. wnc very many OF the older and stronger
conferences have moi gained single per cent. lhe
Northern Illinois Conference has cot morr than ope-half
the strength II had ni,ecn years either IN minis
tiers or churches iairrr neid for that church's
work. he thinks, cannot b. found on tho face oi the
earth fnc Miami t0nio Conference. probably trc
strongest aud the wcahicst IN America ~ possessed
o. more. aud perhaps less. siren tn than IT had
twenty years ago. We are expanding our field. he
says and yet are gaining nothing In strength. This
means the icssenng oil our forces the oder and
longer occupied fields. He thinks that change in
the Church system Is necessary and that a modified
orm Of the Methodist cpiscopacy and itncracy should
be adopted Unuer tho present plan not more than
hall the churches can sustain preaching and no, one
half The ministers arc engaged.
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CHAT BY THE WAY.

Everybody is ready TO help man up when he -
going up and to give HIM ira,crnal push when hc is
gong down
Get the habit OF looking Tor the silver lining OF
she cloud, and when you have found Is continue 10
look rather than al the Ieaden grny the middle.
II viii help you over many hard places
Whenever the tongue begins to wag with gossip IL
grows hot and burns everybody 1t talks about.
Tho best Inheritance from your father is poverty
AM good name. II you have both OF these you are
unusually fortunate and your prospects life arc OF
xSho brightest SORT
A nauercr is simply wasp who conccals his sting
until he has got all the honey he Refuse him
once and you will very Ind out what Hnd OF an
insect he Is.
Iiu easier Tor you to forgive your enemy than TO
forgive yourself for doing the thing you
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monks privileged TO transact outside business aud
tor these. OF course, the stringent lnluncions of
perpetual silence and other severe obligations are dis
pensed with. % the 100 monks who no" on their
this country equal numbers have been srlccied
from the iuonaslcres of Msristern IN Turkey Mount
Ml!ary 10 ireland. Sep,-Fonds ia France aud ST.
Bernard Belgium. They Will be expected 10 con
serve the rules oi their order lar as pracicaDie
while travelling. on reaching here they viii be taken
IN charge by Brother Francis.
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SUMMARY or LAW CASES.

motion TO quash Information 0led in the Uniicd
States Circuit Court against Philip Ronzone and julius
stegich charged with undcrvauation OF nvo,ces, was
yesterday denied by Judge Benedict
Richard NJ. Bent was yesterday appointed BY Judge
Brady receiver Of thc New Amsterdam savings Bank
His surctcs justified in the sum OF S60o, 900.
Herman Frohman. who was on Friday committed by
Judge Donoue FOR perjury for falsely swearing 10 his
signatrrc on bond, was Yesterday auiiitcd 10 bail
On the calendar for trial tomorrow. Supreme
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q
About nine months ago Brother Francis Xavicr was
seat 10 this country by the General Of order
rrappsls. with Instructions to select and purchase
suitable plot OF ground for tho erection OF monastery
Tor a branSa OF the brotherhood in America Ater
some delay Brother Francis secured O desirable
piece OF property about three miles from Baltimore
where the new monastery Is TO be erected
Last September the farm house. barns. &c.
the property which Brother Francis had
purchased were prepared tor the temporary
housing OF the mouSs, pending tho erection
Of the .riary, about ono hundred OF them cx.
pcctcd TO he sent here toward the end OF November
Brother Franc Will probably become prlor ABBOT OF
the new colony oi iriars. Among the hundrcI monks
selected ior the new mission here there are black.
smiths. snoemakcrs tailors, cabinet makers, carpen
ters fnasons. and skilled agricuitursts Tho
order does not live charity; IL Is not only self.
supporting but reaps largo incomes iron the indus
tries pursued by lis brethren The rules OF this broth
crhood the ascetic OF all the m0nusic orders
Thcy steep the lccr, rise to pray ut midnight.
through The form OF digging their own graves as
reminder of DEATH preserve unbroKcn silence from
year 10 year neither ish, meat milk, eggs, nor
anything except vegetables, bread ani water
Pure mix. putier, beer and weirrcared meats arc
proycrbaliy found or the lowest remuneratye prices
at the monasteries OF the Trappists lew Of the
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsnNGToy, Dec 8, 1875.
No 40. whllo VS.. Lunmg-Error 10 the Circuit
Court Tor the district OF Cali,ornia.This was ac-
tion OF ciectmcnt tor land claimed TO DO portion Of
the Rancho Sal sic Pucdcs, which is situated partly
In Santa Cruz and partly in Santa Clara counties.
patent issued to parties, Of whom White one.
lS61 Subsequently the patentccs OF tho Rancho
parttionci II between themselves and aitcrward White
mortgaged his portion 10 the defendant This
mortgage, being iorecosed by the decree below, tho
question here presented Is whether there Is sufficient
description oi the property gwen In tho 5heris deed
ENABLE the decree to DO carried OUT the plantT IN
error maintaining that the description IN tho deed
does harmoLize with that gwen III the dccrctal
The mortgage the SUIT in eecmcnt cannot DO
susiR ned that all tho descriptive calls must DO made
harnonizc without rejecting any. or the plaintiff
canuot recover. W. Irvine for plaintiff 10 error Smith
L. Rowle ior defendant.
No. 13l United States vs.. Thompson ct aL-Error
to the Court oi Appeals OF Maryiand.-rhis was an
action by tue government To recover tue amount OF
about 81 500 OF the funds now III the hands or the
celvcr he irm Of McFrccley 4 Hopper, on account
Of internal revenue stamps ana moneys obtained BY
that urm from the deputy inicrna revenue collector
OF their aistrct, belonging TO the United states. The
nrm by the deputy collector. and that the moneys
obtained by IaIsc pretenccs. Tho Court below
found that there WAS no proof that the rm knew that
the stamps and were the property OF the United
States but did decide the that point The
uccisiou that the accounts of The urn with Thomp
son lad been settled with the United states and that
there was nothing due, MS alleged. III respect OF
which the United States were emitted to priority
under the statute: that II there was any claim
that Of Thompson. personally by reason OF subse-
qucnt ot collections, the use Of wich did not
vivc the claim OF tho government. This decision IL
assigned MS error. Assistant Attorney General Smith
Ior government. defendants not appearing.
No 49, Dalton VS.. Jcnnings--Error To the Circuit
Court ior the southern District oi New York.-This
vas an action by patton 10 recover Tor an inirinse-
patent Tor improvements 10 ladies' HAIR nets.
The defendant acknowledged the infringement, but
alleged right 10 the use the style u manufacture,
claiming that there no novelty IN the invention
patented, and the Court so found II Is here urged
that the manufacture oi similar nets rror 10 Tho in
vcntion does not nvaia,c the patent for net OF SUI
prror uty based "a structure sufficiently distinct
and original J. Van Santwood for appellant; Arthur
4 Briesrn Tor appellee.
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WANTED 40 rUlGtiA>E.
ANe ONE HAVING FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE
Nor Real Estate sell cheap for cash nddre.s In conh
dence - iox rs Herald Ollie.
PPLEToS's EycYcLoP.EDiA WANTED AT HALF
hprice Addres, !. CHARLES, ~ WeH 18th ST.
Sy ONE ifAyINU A sEAIskIN SAcQuE. NOT
lam Il worn. TOR sale cheap. viii ind cash customer
by s.idrc-sins bos 40 Herald Uptown Office
PriEToN'~ LATEST ENCYCLOPEDIA. II CHEAP:
~ Books, Paintings hsnA. Fnguurr bought ana SOLD
IAWLEE's. No. 4Cnisersty place
sT,wu sAFEs wASTED-Musr BE COMBINATION
locks cheap: three to four feet high Address
SAFES. Herald ot:'ce.
AZ Ant p--JoB tor 1000 OK 2.u)o SHEETS Uf
w Bristol Gard Board. .2x2S, cheap
state price Address CASH. box i3i Herald office
WANTED -PAYfSG CITY LIQUOR STORE. UP
w down. owners please send location and price
to Mr.. KAMflNG. ~ Cedar -.
y1yAxTrD fUR cAsii-A GENUINE ~EALsKIS
w Sacque fnr mddie-sixei person. Address 4. H..
Herald UPTOWN office
vxrANTED-A MINK CAPE. ~ GOOD ORDER:
w price be moderate Answer stating price ard
whore can be seen. 90 ftk-. Herald caicc.
NANTED-CHEAP FOR CAaii ALI. KIND, MER-
chandisc. Jew~lry. Diamonds and Pawn Tickets a..
J.. CAMERON. l,2 Bridge f.. Brookiyn.
WANTED "A EAsnIEn's DE>k, ABOUT SIX FEET
w long. with gars wire enclosure. Address giving
price DE~k, Herald o.hcc.
WANTED a FINE SEAL SKIN sA.QtE. LARGE
w slightly used and coed good prc" wa Do
paid for such. address MoGEAu. Herald Uptown Office
WANTED TO PuECliAsE-A SMALL BUSINESS
w that will pay about ~, ~eek. Addfess tt"tihs
lowest terms. I. T. D.. Herald Cntown oGics.
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SENTENCE OF CAPTAIN GRINDLE.

The case oi Captain Josiah s. Grindle, IN which mo-
ton few days ago argued ut length before Judge
Benedict on arrest judgment the accused aud Tor
a new trial and Denied was again before tue Cni.ei
States Circuit Court Yesterday Captain Grndic was
convicted of causing the death OF sailor called Long
Tom, who was one OF The crew oil MS vessel the -.
Mark. The District Attorney, on the opening OF the
court moved Tor sentence upon the accused Captain
Grndlc wss then ordered TO the bar and udgc Benc-
die, sentenced him 10 be imprisoned IN The Albany
Pcncntiary Tor Two years. The accused was then re-
mi
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-08-17
Sabbath School Tribute,

At a meeting Of the G. Z,
Sabbath School, held in their
church, on the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1876, the following action
was taken by the school, rela-
tive to the death Of little Ros-
COE CHAFIN, a member Of said
school:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased
God in his providence to call
from our midst and association
our little friend Roscoe Chain,
to become a member of the
Sabbath School Of heaven;
therefore, resolved
ISt. That in the loss Of oul
little friend we are deeply
panied for ourselves, but fee
that our loss is his gain and re-
joice that he is privileged, sc
early to depart from the evil to
come, and enter upon the glo-
ries Of the great hereafter. Tho
Saviour calls to himself the
choice and dearest lambs Of the
flock.
2ad. That we deplore his loss
and deeply sympathise with his
grief stricken parents and rel
atives, and would remind them
of this jewel above as an addi-
tional incentive to allure them
from the fleeing pleasures of
earth to the more substantial
bliss Of heaven.
81. That we will attend his
funeral this morning at the res
idence Of his parents.
4th. That the Fayetteville
papers be requested to publish
these resolutions, and that a
copy of the same be furnished
the family of the deceased.
G. G. MCKINNEY, ! q
g. A. FULTON, s
G. w. SCRIBNER. :
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DGatbs.
9
DIED

Athis residence in this county ten miles
southwest # Fayetteville, on Cold Water.
Wednesday, 9th INST, Mr.. WILLIAM C.
BLAND Of that fell destroyerof lie can
Ger, with which he had been sufferer for
many years.
Mr.. Bland was born in the State Of Geor-
gia. June 9th. 1907. Before le was TIVE
years old his father removed TO !his county,
purchased aud settled the place where his
son was raised, lived and q ed. His father
died at Fort Hampton in 1914 and vo'rH-
teered in the service OF the United States.
The subject Of this notice, was for several
years deputy sher If of this county; he
was prompts efficient and faithful In the
discharge Of his every public duty. be
was an honest man, kind, aiiectipnate and
devoted husband and father true stead
fast and reliable friend. His remains We're
were inferred at Prospect Church.
IN this place, Friday, 11th inst, Of sore
throat, JOHNNY BRIT, son of DR.. A. :.
and Mary Duval, aged yearsand months
o, not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited the green earth,
And took the flower away.
In this place, Friday, 1lth inst, Of sorc
throat, ROSCOE, son Of Mr.. B. j. Chain,
aged 3 years.
In this place. Friday, 11th inst, Of in
Illumination Of the stomach, JESSIE, dau;h-
ter Of Mr.. George Perry, aSedabout 2years
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-08-17
t'Live Within Your Income. >

Great praise is given at present
10 a prominent individual of this
continent for making use of the
above quotation, Just as il every
man who started into life poor as
a church mouse and has made and
saved by honest toll a thousand
dollars, did not know that that is
one OF the means OF growing
wealthy. Still another way is to
buy some Of our saxony aud fur
hats. price reduced from $3.50 to
Sl.50, best brogan shoes from
$500 to Sl75, and a great many
other things in same proportion.
Mems summer clothing and Ia
dies dress goods at cost. We are
also in receipt of large line of
fall and winter caIicoes which we
offer at 7 cents ner yard, the same
quality and brands now quoted in
New York at 81 cents per yard.
Truth It's said is stranger than fiction,
Thouge envious persons may think we are
lying,
De This as it may, we are under convic-
One way to make money is, be careful in
buying.
MURRAY & MORGAN.
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Wanted! Wanted!
60 Tons Of Hay!
500 Barrels of Corn!

The prOprietOrs of the Cen
tcnnial Livery Stable, having
the above supply Of provendcr
on hands, want every farmer in
the county and the State at
large, to stop at our stable and
get a full feed of corn and hay
for - cents, and a square feed
of hay for the small sum Of Ii
cents. We are determined that
Fayetteville shall have the cred
it OF being the most liberal
point in all the State in hel
Livery charges. Therefore stop
at the Centennial.
STONE & ATKINSON.
PrOpTjctOrS.
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Look TO Your Interest,

1t is the duty of every man to
study the interest of his family
and country. There is no way
that you can do them more good
than by saving what you make ;
which you can do by buying your
goods at the Hardware Store on
the west side of the Square of R.
II. OGILfIE as he keeps a good
stock of Moving Blades, Collars,
Hay Forks. Animal Foxes, Brass
Kettles, Cedar Tubs, Well Buck
cts. Powder and Fuse, Horse Shoes,
Nails, Guns, Pistols and a general
stock of such goods as are needed
by every person at the lowest zig,
ures for cash. All persons that
are due me any thing must pay
up in thirty days.
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Molino, Tennessee.
For the Fayetteville Observer.
MOITNO. AuoI1St 10. 1876

MoLINo, August 10, 1876.
Mr.. ~. o. Wallace, Editor
ObSercer-As the most toll
some season Of the year is over
some of the farmers down he {
are having a little rest spell.
Corn crops look fine, but some
tell me that cotton is not going
to be very good on account Of
; so much rain. | learn by sew
eral men that the grasshoppers
have made their appearance in
some portions of the neighbor-
hood, and are very destructive
to cotton where they go. Our
election day passed off very
quietly. l don't think that
there was a man on the ground
that had been INDUCING in any
kind of intoxicating drinks.
The health Of the Eeighborhood
at this time is tolerably good.
1t may not interest some Of
your many readers, but as news
is scarce, permit me in this ar
ticle to relate to your readers
how | was scared by a snake.
A few days ago, as [ was re-
turning home from church late
in the evening, / saw a very
large black snake lying in the
road a little ways before me. I
attempted to make him leave
the road by throwing a stick at
him; but no sooner [ did this,
he raised his head and sprang at
me, q suppose) for a fight, but
l got out Of his way by running
about thirty yards down the
road; and on stopping to see
what had become Of him, | was
a little surprised to find him in
a foot Of me with his head
raised and apparently looking
me in the face. [ then gave
bin a severe blow with a limb
which made him take refuge
under a log. l have been told
that some black snakes would
wrap themselves around per-
sons when they could get to
them.
AS [ am suffering a little with
the toothache, [ will quit writ
ing for this time. D. @.