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National Republican., 1876-09-27
IA J. SW WEET,
LIE Real Estste Broker and Auctioneer,
Sill Seventh street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND, GONTAINING SENENTEEN
OPPOSITE THE COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF
EX-GOVERNOR SHEPHERD.
By virtue OF n deed of trust, dated May II,
AS5tS 1859, duly recorded in liDer Il and X, No. L.
Vs folio 4I9, one Of the land records for wash
pffpS ington county, In the District Of Columbia,
- and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction. on the prem
that certain lot of ground and premises situated in
the county of Washington, and described fol-
lows: All that piece or parcel Of land being part of
tract of land known and designated as the ,Glrl' 5
which was conveyed to ID. V. ColclaZer by deed
duly recorded in l05 folio lis except the piece
conveyed to Jacob ColclaZer by deed duly recorded
in A 5 f2, folio 3D. containing seventeen acres,
Terms: One third cash; balance In three and six
months with interest ut eight per cent. per annum,
secured by deed of trust uDon the property. II
the terms of sale not complied with within
days after sale the property wibe resold after five
days advertisement, at the risk and cost OF the de-
fauItlng purchaser; 500 deposit on acceptance Of
bid. ConVeyansiTng st PuEEsah1nSssr's s9ss -u..
se21-ThSTu&ds Z. J. SWEET, AuctiOne
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
~ ONE BARREL OF BAKER WHISKY.
In virtue OF writ of nert factas,
NN-A under judgment of condemnation.
D5HNAEMlssued out of the Clerks office of
v AE3Hy trfct Of Columbia. and to me d.
rected, Will sell, for cash, at public
sale, at DuDcanson Bros auction rooms, corner
9th day of September, 1876 10 O'Clock a. m. the
following goods and chattels, viz One barrel of
Baker " hisky. seized and taken rs the property
Of Joseph II. Taylor and will be sold to satisfy
ALEX. SHARP.
se2C-dSds U. 5. Marshal, ID. e.
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gatlaaal gspabIieaa
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Iorstary.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday evening, Sept. Is.
In New York to-day money was easy at ~
az. Exchange irmer at 4s3. Gold, 1lO. Rates
for carrying,
The Sub-Tressury balances st New YORK TO-
day: Gold, sSo,eT5, ,s03; currency, s3s, ,333, $50.
The sub-Treasurer paid out on account Of inter-
est, $4,000; for bonds, 500 Customs receipts,
s24s.Oe0
Government bonds dull and steady, at the
following closing ouotafto
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PROPOSALS FOR STORAGE AND
L MOULD-LOFT BUILDING, lea Z Z
ISLAND, PA,
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MARRIED,
DIED.

MANN-COLB URN.-By the Rev. II. Chapman,
September 81, 1876, WIN. S. MANN and Miss LIZZIE
CoLBURN, daughter of the late Randall COlbcrn, OF
Georgetown, ID. c., both of W ashingIon.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE SUB
MINUTES RIDE OF WASHINGTON AND

-x By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated Oc-
e tober II, 1870 recorded in Liber No. 62j. folio
u S1G, Will sell ut pnbc auction In front of the
tober, at O'Clock p. M. lots 2s ~ 30 and 81 of the
subdivision of tract of land called ''WoOdey'' as
recorded in the surveyor of this District
in Liber A. X. Shepherd No. fOlie ~; lots Is %
and 81 contain between 2l and acres each; lot 30
contains about ~ acres, and Is improved with
small frame cottage. This property lies just of
Rock Greek, across Woodley Lane bridge, near the
end of Nineteenth street extended.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
at SIX twelve and eighteen months, with interest,
secured the property sold. deposit of SO will
be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale.
LEWIS CLErHANE. Trustee.
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN,
SEQ -WFM&ds AuctiOneer.
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WOOD AND COAL.

~I~%IN~~sN@~%D OJN%~ ~ - ~OOON~
TOAL! COALm CO A LIN
~ Ihaye ahOat several hundred tons OF White
Ash, LOrbtpry and Lykens Valley coal, all sizes.
Persons ing In their winter supply would do well
to call and get my prices before purchasing else
where. i am selling at much less than market
rates for Cash.
G.. L. SHERIFF.
orr,cr, (llI4 Pa, ave, between llth and 18th SITS.
OfrI / SIS Pa. ave between Sd and AZ sts.
Wharf and Kindling Wood mill, Sixth street and
Potomac river. se2j-5t
G. o A l..
On and after September %, 1876, our prices for
COAL. in quantities not less than one ION. e 2D
pounds delivered in any part OF Washington or
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n l. Y N D n T.

lily N ONT.
This old and popular resort on the Potomac
has been thoroughly overhauled and put in nrst-
class order for the reception OF Excursions and
Private Parties. There have been bathing houses,
with suits for ladies and gentlemen, recently ADDED
TO the place. There IS also 4 irst-cass restaurant
where parties can obtain meals time.
The mail-bOat keypOrt lands twice day, kiying
parties chance 10 spend the day and return home
by 9 p. IN. Also, the steamers Lady of the Lake,
j. W, Thompson and Mary Washington stop on
their regular up and down riyer trips. Societies
others wishing to charter the grounds do so by
addressing &. u. Spaids, go Fifteenth street, or
Missouri avenue. ty7-U
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| d U B L I O s L L
| i OF THE
| VALUABLE WATER POWER
POTOMAC AND sHENANDoAH RIVERS.
HARPER'S FERRY, WEST VA.

Valuable manufacturing sites, including the
and Rifle Factories-formeriy operated by the Gov
ernment of the United States, stood-with the un-
surpassed Water Power, Canals and Dams connected
Herewith.
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AUCTION SALES.
r n. wARNER, Aue tioneer.

TSsor. ~. ,H.oo-o.oUoso.oo>
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1875. GREAT 1873.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double T-n-k, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
SEPTEMBER il, 1876.
Trains Sixth and Streets T as foIiS%s corner ''
For Pitts6urg and the West, a. m, SSczzHE.
7:i0' D. m, daily, with Palace Car 10 SS&'H
Chicago, and n:5O a. m, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad.
For Canandaigua; Rochester; Buffalo, Niagara FAN,
7;4O p; M, daily, except SATURDAY, with Palace
falo, and Niagara Falls, u:5c 9. m, daily, except
FSI SswYork and the Fast s;aG p: aaiy with
Parlor Cars, s:35 a, m, daily, except Sunday For
daily M sGnday Win Parior Cars siS sttPpched
For Philadelphia, sos a. m. and LAO p. m. daily,
Accommodation for Baltimore, l:2o p. m, daily,
For ropes Creek Line, 7:I0 a. m. and 4:ao p. ne.
For KnnspOIs, 500 and n:5O a. m. and 40 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
Alexandria & Fredericksburg Railwsyt'6
Alexandria d Washington Railroad.
8, 100 and n;4o ?. m. On sunday at 50. m, and
For the SOUTH vi, Richmound, r:4o p m. daily, e1.
cept Sunday and via Lynchburg 7:l5 q. m. and
Trains % y leave M AisIandri. for Washington g, 5ss
70 Ia MI 3, "a i;so s' s and 7p. N. On Sunday at
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Cars
SefRsas a Street s s and Fenn
y sS a Se S s5ss
orders caR Se len for the Or Baggage o
SsstipaslCTF TT f79% sSSels and reideRees RSYD J
sil-tf 6enl Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent,
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The stomach obStinately rebOlS against all efforts
to make 1t digest superintendent or indIGestihlC
food. When a ht Of dyspepsia has been brought on
by ovcr-ndulGenCe In the pleasures Of the table, or
any other cause, the invalid can obtain from Hos
letters Stomach Bltters promptCr and more COM
pelo relief than from any other source. This adj
uInble specific not only rendera digestion active,
but regulates the secretion anil distribution Of thu
bile, re-CstabIIShes a regular habit Of body when
cO,Vcness exists restores the appetite sOotLes and
InvgOraCs tho nerves, and, II taken GOtOre retir'
Ing facilitates sltOp. Under these happy coud-
TONS the dyspeptIc or bilious subject roAInS lost
Acsh, his spirits recover their elasticity, and all the
various and haraSsIng bodily and mental symptoms
Of chronic indigestion disappear. eol4w
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all probability, denIAls Of the extreme
atroclty Of that affair, or attempts to
slight II of as Of but small consequence,
It is but proper to put on record the tes-
timony OF one Southern Democratic Con-
gresham, and he a leading one. Mr..
Lamar, Of Mississippi, speaking in his
place in the House, July 18th, on the
terrible and diSgraceful affair at Ham
"burg," said: Through all the confusion
(which has been thrown around this
transaction, through all the un-
certainty which exaspcrationS and
"exuggerations have thrown around
"this subject, there is one fact
(which CLEANS out acknowledged, Or
"if not acknowledged, is indisputable. 1t
dis that body Of white men did without
Authority Of law put TO death n number
"of black men, who had been taken as
"prisoners. mean who had been cap
gtured and deprived Of their liberty, but
"who were not prisoners in the legal
"sense of the term, inasmuch as those
Capturing them had no right under the
"law to deprive them Of their personal
'qiberty." Mr.. Lamar added: "In my
"place here and with the responsibilities
Surrounding me, assert that no excuse
cor palliation can possibly be found for
"these outrages and this barbarism."
Put this unqualified admission Of the
preparation Of the crime and Of It's
damnable character, this declaration that
il is utterly without excuse or palliation,
where it will not be forgotten. And put
| with it the fact that, with this exception,
not single Democratic Congressman had
the courage 10 condemn the crime; that
Democratic Congressman were found who,
instead Of condemning the atrocity, eulo.
gized, on the floor Of the House, theh honor
and "chiyalry" and loyalty to the Con.
iederate cause of the man who led the
lawless band that committed these bar
barous murders; and that Northern
Democratic Congressman, who had been
elevated by his party to the temporary
speakership Of the House, attempted 70
hide the brutal horror Of The massacre
behind n ribaId Jest.
These are things TO be remembered.
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DIED.

VOEHI-on Monday morning, July 9th, 1876
at fifteen minutes 10 II O'Clock, ENILiE, daughter
Of Henry aud AmAlla VOehl, aged years aud >
months.
Funeral from The rtsldenec Of her parents, No.
2IIi Alley B, this afternoon at four o'clock.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mad, n aApGHet, poItGOt Prtpdtd'-s
One year. ........Ss O0IThTes paonthI-......S2 o.
Xix muuihS,........ DOL Ono nonth.....'..'...: 70
delivered by CAREER In city l6c per week.
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General Stock Agency
Rules and Regulations Of The Wheeling Horse
Mafket'and Stock Agency. -.

LIST. All stock sold by this Agency to DO as repre-
sented or money refunded, and the highest bidder
to be tho buyer.
represented by the owner, II sold and returned,
WIN be charged with the commission.
81, A deposit will be required Of all huyers When
the property Is knocked down 10 them.
ith ali horses sold at public auction VIII be sub
JCct 10 trial until o'clock p NJ, and not % repre-
sGnteL by The auctioneor are returnable aud the
money will be refunded. ,g-.-,, ~
9Th. This Agency will not BE- responsible fof
stolen or mbrtgAged property. Tbs seller VIII 81
all times 10 made known 10 tho buyer, and Whero
any doubt exists 4 searching Investigation Will be
made and fully represented 70 tho purchaser.
9TH A registry leo Of 80 cents Will be charged for
ali stock 10 lie otere for sale through this agency.
An additional fec Of 81 90 will 10 charged Whero
the property Il 10 be advertised In our regular Cat
7tS. 4 commission Of 50 90 VIII b charged on ali
les Of hoseS under 800, and per cant additional
on all sums over $40; Hme on wagons, buggie,
harness, &C., unleA under $40, then lOPer cent Will
be the commission.
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SALE OF EWING PROPERTY
On the Is land.
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO CouN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUN.
. TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clara v. McNulty, with ". AL
McNulty her husband
james n. Ewing, Jr., Elizabeth
Richardson, with W. L. Richard.
with James II. BIsSs her his- In Chanrery.
hand, Emma e Peck with VIM.
Peek her husband, James II. Ew-
Ing and Kate Ewing, heirs ut law
Of William Ewing, decd, anil
Mary Ewing, widow Of tho said
VIM. Ewing, decd.
BY virtue Of the authority vested In the UNDER
signed by decree entered In the above entitled
Cnuse, on the - day Of June, 1876, In the said
County Court, the undersigned, special Commits
siOners, will sell ut public auction TO tho Highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court liOuSo Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, tho Gath day Of July, 1876 cOmmenc-
Ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
West Virginia, that Is Say: Lots numbered forty
three (43j ioTty.four (IIl, and tho westerly QUO
half Of lot number iOrty-hVe tiS In that addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known as the addition
to the city OF Wheeling laid out BY Henry Moore,
trustee OF tho estate OF EleneECr Zane, deceased,
In such parcels Us may best Subscrve the Interests
Of the parties.
TRRNS or SALE--O nc-thIrl In hand, AndRs much
more M the bidder may desire to pay; the remain
der In two notes ut nine and eighteen months, with
interest from the day Of sale, 10 be secured In ECll
manner rs may lie satisfactory 10 the Commission
Crs. Title to be retained until the purchase money
Is all raid. DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PENDLET0N,
Special Commissioners.
". II. ITALLElI, AuctlOnecr. Jel9
The above sale Il postponed until Saturday, the
Goth day Of July, 1876, at 2 o'clock I'm.
DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PESDLET0E,
ives Special Commissioners.
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Republican Congressional Con-
vention.

A Convention of the Republicans Of the First
Congressional DEstriC, Of the State Of West Virginia
will DO held at ParkCrsburS on THURSDAY, the
9th day of July, 1876 for the purpose Of nominate
lug Candidate for Congress, and such other bust
nets as may come before tho Convention.
This Republican party Of the said District mt
requested to appoint delegates to the Convention
FROM tho several Counties competing the District,
At such time md in such manner rs may O0 COLI
ycnsent. GEO. EDWARDS,
MouNDsvILLE, July II, 1875. Chairman.
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The Register OF yesterday quoted doV-
rrnor Chamberlain, OF South Carolina, rs
..;,. ,I,.,u,I,o,o;, ro,L;,, Il, chow that
Say'"s '""' ''''' - ,T, e ~ 49,
the disturbances ~ ItH4'"o"Fs or'S l""'eu
in political causes" ~ We have looked
over ,ho GovernorA account of the affair
''' , ~, 49,. a.,,n,n, Lac, Thrro.
IN llOllS''eu III our 'ot'''i'''' '"''
day mud We do not observe that he makes
any remark sustaining this expression on
,Le mart nj Tho R,oi,,cr. On the contrary
Wv f''' -. " 49,, ',Lo. ,,,o w,,o,crc
ne very C.e"Fly S!o"" '.A' ''''
was cold blooded bntchcry on Inc part
OF certain whites netting without law in
rA,,liotion for no act Of violence what
''. -, - Al. oo,orod milf.
ever on inc part vi spe Vo'o'vu .'"
company. For the benefit oil tue heg'Ster
we will quote the following extract from
,ho aovorror,, lottor.
''c e'v'N' 49,. sM,:- =, tt,n,,,.n 7,
Snch was luz "lia't e ~ oLnr"",".;sSc ia
you can nnu , "os"s y" t ,ho tS;";nI;,v %
Htrocl'y a"u o"tDn' I ~, ''o ,J ;"I,"To ",
Tue caus s '"U n i !, 10 ali ia stages
spirit "nlct "1'aNv" ~ .o:ois
your power o. langHaSu e"eS" Inn m'ne. ~
presents darker picture o. %l Hu, "mI II ~.
ely 'hAh inc SIA"Sn1eF u Ei.'et a''u , '','
s0lu'eTS' lot tmey Wit I sun ~ w" me- ""
tIe' Inc SlTi'I i AZ nt1nn W III a".
dered IN ColH D.oo" , " Jsro" "" Iu
rendered anu M1aS ~. "ay,;ns ,no nsoS'
no ocVtuuo" sHiSe os ~ n;,;,aS a, H,~.
once OF a'"SH " H. ,,,"Ssao"o NJ
burg oM sMe o uT " ~ ,Sro"toMoj 70 onv
No'e"To "% 1871 I ga ~ msnni ,Lo, Gihe
one. ~ n 20 a'' ;nnr S hn, ,Ln evidence
niggerS wete ImpItuen'' IT,, DI' ' '" na
shows that AL 'ne ac Sa ~ ."i;, y"
erosion was on ine Pn5' ~ !ne ,L mHi is
that ihey haNc ue'll1HI WI" ~, 'Hey n"tS
no right 10 maze, anu m'ieli a'Ia uc'ii ,II..
was refused, ~ ~ sno'''! "I Nv Osu' '" my
proGeeueu 70 enlolec .";ar ,L";r
crowned thoir snTcS css,. ~ S sh"Sc and
demands ny p ~ H. ~" S.nos, ~ Cv"rv man
" ,DSS sos , bis Taee or human nature
rs he reads the tale. Tome in my official
capacity-wherein, us you will testify,
| have done my ' utmost .,d a. no, ~
; nI'I' j InSn III from nv political
friends; TO remove abuses and restore
good government and harmony to our
people-lhe Occurrences OI s.S;nn u" o rPP" a
mrSSy SHv canes "a n deem modification and
encouragement. What hope can We
have when such Acrnel ana Ol o., nnnr ~
S SPpn1isc S IS ia onr civilization 80
Shallow? Is our race so wantonly
Ctuel' Such acts call for condemnation y
and punishment Tor contemplation S soa
D D"% NINE UoI ns V cru srncI a(IroUt 10 race
whose long suffering and patient forbear-
anCe challenges the admiration Of the
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS EXHAUSTION MEDICAL.
IN Essay, comprising series OF lectures deliver
ed at Kahr's Muscurn Of Anatomy, New'YOTH, on
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
lndISpulably how lost health may be reHRinNi, Al.
IOrdlng clear SyuopaisoI tho impcltments 10 mar:
rlagU, and tho treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, being the result Of 20 ycars GxI9riencG
office and residence 81 East 10th street, New York.
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WEEKLY.

BY Hlau, IN advance, postage prepaid.
One ycOr.....,...-..SS 00slx monthS......"..Sl 80
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

Sixty cents per day for drove horses or horses for
Aae s. 70 per day for horses that arc required 10
" handled or exercised and broken.
will keep careful and attentive groomA and
hOrAcs left In my care will have proper care and at
tentiOn and handled properly, but will not 10 re-
spOnNible for unavoidable accidents.
Parties having property 10 odT Wilt receive
prompt attention BY addressing
Wheeling, W. Va, or at Bridgeport, o.
], c, HERVEY, Aucti0neer.l my2i
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WEEKLY
BY mail, h adsasee, Potsdgs PVpdId'
tine year...........SI 6OIsIx monihs,......::.Sl %
In Clubs Of Y eCu'
III Clubs Of S9 OACn'
In Cluba Of Twenty ~ EACH
And an extra copy to person getting up CluD's
EB-Tho above prices arc inyariabe. Remit at
our rIsk in Drafts or PoStotico Money Ordefs, and
where neither Of these can bO procured, send the
money In q Registered Letter. no
THE INTELIlGENCER will present daily the
news In all departments, from Rll quRrtCn Of
the world, aS well % complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY u printed on Thursday, and can
10 had Al tho counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. Rb-Sead copy 10 absent JriaadI
aRd relatives 1iih R6ipJ from h0Msl
sUBsCRIBERs.- Persons desiring to have the
DAILY INTKLLl0RNCKR left regularly ut their
residences 10 tho city and suburbs, can b
served by leaving their address at Counting
Room, or bydrOp letter through the post office
TO CONTRIBUTORS-Noa attention will 30 paid
10 anonymous communications; 0yCIX article
must DO accompanied by the WritCrSreAl naia0
aud address.
Business Letters Tor Us should DO addressed
FreW 4 Campbell" and should In NO case % az
dressed 10 either Individual member Of tho htm y
name,
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of rea'
estate have been acknowledged
since our last, in the County Court
Clerks office:
w. B. Freeman to Thos. II.
'Blcdsoe, 56{ acres III 10th dis,
S2,9O6.
w. b. Freeman to III. Rives,
135 acres in 10th dis, S240. 10,
j. n. Sullivan to S. G. Mob
lit, 10 acres in 9Th dis, S371.60.
w. \. Willard, sheriff, to
Ewin, Pendleton & Co. and
others, 40 acres in 10Th dis,
$1.2O3.34.
IS. B. Jones and wife to Thos.
w. Boswell, 100 acres in 10Th
dis, $500.
NJ. c. Forbes and wife to W.
P. Forbes, 40 heres in 18th dis,
$71S.
Daniel Warren 10 b. Low
ry, 60 acres in 18th dis, $500,
Alexander Smith to Jno NJ.
Tate, 642 acres in 18th dis:
$1,455.
X. NJ. Burton TO NJ. c. At
kinson, 26 acres in 10Th dis.
5000. .tt ...E
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FaWetteUiIEe L0c0Is.
Wants SuuIied.

UdHtc CdptAlces
Ifyou wantwoolen bed blank
cts At $500 a pair 60 to
MURRAY e. MoRGAN.
If you want a good cashmere
OF fur hat at from 81 TO So, goto
MURRAY & MORGAN.
If you want ladies' cloaks at
from 81 10 SO, go TO
MURRAY 81 MORGAN.
If You want ladies' shawls
from 30 cents to $500. go to
MURRAY IL MORGAN.
If you want men and boys
ready-made clothing at from 81
TO $4,000 per suit, 60 to
MURRAY & MORGAN.
Ii yOu want boots and shoes
made TO order by the Bay State
Shoe and Leather Company,
and every pair warranted, go
TO MURRAY & MoRGAS.
If you want any thing usual
ly kept in first-cIass stores at
1he lowest cash price, go 10
MURRAY & MORGAN.
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BS The Legislature will
soon meet, and members and
visitors will do we'll to rcmcm-
Der that as good fare and ac-
commodation can be had at the
Capitol House, corner Of Sum
mcr and Dcaderick streets, as at
hotels charging twice the sum
there charged. 1t is the near
est the capitol Of any public
house, and at the same time is
convenient to the square and
other business centres.
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IN MEaroRIAM.

Died, near Flora, Lincoln coun'
ty, Tenn, Dec. End, MAGGIE,
daughter Of Newton a and Jane
Hamilton. Magsic's death was
caused by a severe burn receive
Wednesday before her death. -
Though she suffered more than
human could bear, she murmured
mot at the will OF her heavenly
Father. A few years ago Mag,
gie's mother was called home TO
God and she was deprived Of her
watchful care. But she was not
left alone her younger brothers
and sisters were left to her and
her older sisters care. They
have been sacred to theif trust
ever ready to care for them and
esq ecially little Joe, her mothers
little babe, has been under ler
watchiul care. Though she had
scarcely arriveda at womanhoo1 she
was beloved by all who knew her /;
kind and affectionate to all, ever
ready TO aid the distressed. The
messenger of death invaded the
citadel of life earlier than was eX.
pected, yet she was found ready,
aid without a murmur she sur
rendered her soul to God who gave
it. The writer Of this brief yet
imperfect tribute did not see her
during her illness, as the message
did not reach him in time, for she
WAS gone when he started to obey
the summons, but he is satisfied
that her soul is at rest. Father,
brothers and sisters, weep not for
NJ lggie, she has only gone to her
mother to live with God. Then,
in the language Of the poet, we
can say
"Then fare thea wei. Maggie. when spring
returning, wakens into bloom
Her virgin garlands, we will bring and lay
them on thy tomb.
Blue %violets and lilies pale shall smile upon
thy bed,
Where sleeps the young and beauiful-,hc
loved and cherished dead.
F%LINTvILLE, Dec. IL. FRIEND.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-12-14
New Advertisements.

The next session Of Fayette-
vile Military Academy begins
Monday, January 29th. Capt.
Norwood, the principal, has
been with us long enough for
the community 10 learn that he
is nh excellent teacher, and cx-
tended praise from us is, there
fore, unnecessary.
The Louisiana Lottery.
The New York Sun.
Our friend Henry Hender-
son, Esq, tax-collector, gives
timely notice and fair warning
TO taxpayers. II the penalty
attaches TO any one for non
payment, it will not be his fault.
ID. c. Hall & Son localize
special varieties OF goods so
low as TO defy competition.
A notice from the County Su-
perintendcnt furnishes informa-
lion for the public.
Charlie Jones is about TO re-
ceive a large stock of superb
christmas goods.
Sales Of land.