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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

The Russian Advance in Asia-A
Panic at Erzeroum-The Cor
NY Dubirk Battlefield.

Panic at Erzeroum-The Cor
NY Dubirk Battlefield.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-It is re-
ported the Russians, pursuing
Ghazi Moukhtar, have advanced
as far.,as Kharassan, and that
Moukhtar has retreated to Ko-
prikoi, between Kharassan and
Hassan Kaleh. Erzeroum is
preparing for a siege. The in
habitants are arming, and rein
forcements are Fastening up
from Trebizond. Ghazi Moukh-
tar, however, reports that the
Russians have not advanced
farther than Mellidoo, on the
western slope of the Loghanli
Dagh, which is more probable
than the first statement. Doubt
less a state of panic prevails at
Erzeroum, giving riseto all sorts
of unfayorable rumors.
A banquet to Gen. Grant by
the Republicans of Paris is
talked Of.
A Russian official dispatch
from Parendin says the Grand
Duke Nicholas inspected, Thurs
day, the battlefield at Gorny
Dubirk. The troops are ella
ted by their victory. The Rus
sian loss was $500. The Turk
ish loss was nearly equal. Eigh-
ty Turkish officers were taken
prisoners, and q flag and four
gums captured.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
Joe. Johnson.
What nc Says about the Presi-
dents Southern Policy.

OCHt oOut1AOAh NY
New YORK, October &c.
Gen. Joseph u. Johnston, who
is now stopping in this city, in
reply to several inquiries said
that the people of the Southern
States, as far as he had been
able to judge from his travels
among them, We're perfectly sat-
isied with the Presidents poll
cy; that they only demanded
the enforcement of the spirit as
well as the letter Of the Consti-
tuition and laws. He regards
the commercial condition Of the
South as being better than it
was before the war.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

@ Hon. John Baxter, of
Knoxville, was on Monday Last
nominated to the Senate by Presi-
dent. Hayes for Judge of The sixth
United States Circuit.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

pa At a Teachers Conven-
ton 10 be held in Lynchburg on
Friday and Saturday, the pro-
gramme names in the roll of par
ticipsats, Prof. Himebaugh, of
Mulberry. Prof. Burton, of Oak
Hill, and Prof. Hatcher, of Fay
etteyille.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
GratuitOus Service


for few days TO those who intend TO en-
ploy My qualifications as family ser
want. are
First am Of age and have power
full arm.
Sccond.-I am Of good form, well built,
and have an iron consti ution.
Third need no doctor, and never
have fits.
Fourth.-I am a GOOD worker, and
willing at all times.
Fifth require no rest, as never tire.
SiSth.-All the food | require is a few
drops of oil each day, which keeps me ex-
cecdingly nimble.
SEVENTH have not single vice or
bad habit.
Eighth never ask FOR holiday.
Ninth.-I always give satisfaction, no
matter how fast am compelled TO work.
Tenth.-I have a simple, yet effective
device for doing all kinds of sewing.
Eleventh. have no country cousins,
or other company.
TWELFTH have no particular reli-
gion, but am willing to conform to the be-
lief Of my employer.
Thirteenth Il can easily do the work
Of the largest family.
Fourtcenth.--I am thoroughbred
American, born and reared in the United
States.
Fifteenth.-Having been employed by
families of ali Nationalities can understand
one language as well as another.
Sixteenth.-I ain a friend to every
one, and no family should be without me,
my name is
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

The Monarchists of France re
ceived a crushing defeat in the
late elections. France wants to
be Republic, and looks as if she
would. Cuba could be, too, if
Spanish gold had not corrupted
some statesmen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

NJ A man named Evans as
saulted some negroes and cut
one over the eye, while intoxi-
Gated, near the river bridge, for
which he was tried on Tuesday,
fined $50, and jailed in default.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

John M. Afford was yesterday
appointed Oil Inspector for Fay
etteville, vice Frank o. McCord,
DISQUALIFICATION, 30th.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

~ President Hayes has
named Thursday, the 10Th inst,
to be observed III thanksgiving
aud pra, er.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
AMERICAN,
d | am Sewing Machine. | and
8 7. d q III II

and ether servants can be found at d. B.
HOL IT'S, Lynchburg, Tenn, who will let
us GU for lifetime; cheaper than any other
man. june
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

M In Congress, particularly
the House. the introduction of va
r;ous bills and discussion Of the
claims of contestants for seats,
are about all the business transac
ted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
State Of Tennessee, Lincoln
County.

~ L.Jones Us. s. B.Jones, adm, and others.
IN this cause happening TO the satisfac-
Il ton Of the Court that A. NJ. Tanner and
wife Sarah Tanner, Susan Philips, Mary
Neayes, William Eeayes, VIM. Neece and
wife Martha Nsscc, Francis Alexander and
wife Sarah Alexander, are non-resi-
dents OF the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them. 1t is, therefore, ordered that
publication be made in the FAYETTEVILLE
OBSERVER, a newspaper published in the
town Of Fayetteville, for four consecutive
weeks. commanding the said non-residerts
to appear before the County Court of said
county, on or before the first Monday in
November next, TO plead, answer, de-
muir, or otherwise make defense TO said bill,
or the same viii be taken for confessed
against them. L. d. B0YCE,
octl1 o Clerk
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

EF Persons purchasing articles adver-
tised in these columns, will please mention
that they saw tn, advertisement in .he FAY
EsTEv1LLs 0BsExvER.-Eg
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
~ Prof. Frank Goodman, of

n Prot. Frank Goodman, of
the Nashville Business College,
was in town aiew days ago. He
is a pleasant. Thorough going bus
mess man, and left with very
favorable opinion oil Fayetteville
and Lincoln county, as do all in
telligent tourists. We copy from
the Banner a notice OF bis Col
lege. 1t may be OF interest to our
readers
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

Bg Advertisements are Inserted in the or
der in which they are handed in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
TIE LADIES

to call and examine their goods and prices
before they buy. They have all the new
est styles Of Collars, Cuffs, Buttons, Dress
Goods, Hats. Bonnets, Ribbons, Scarfs,
Flowers, Jeyelry, Hosiery, Corsets, Para
SOS, Umbrellas, Gloves, Fans, and everything
that lady needs. They also keep every
article young man NEEDS, and all that an
old man WANTS. in the Clothing md Agri-
cultural line They ask all to come and
see their gools and learn their prices, and,
in fact to buy what they need. and go
home and grow rich. They keep
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
Sewanec, Tenn.
THIS COAL

in any quantity at reduced rates, TO parties
ordering this and fhe next month, for deliv-
cry before lst September. Apply to our
agent Mr.. j. Il. Caldwell, at Fayettc-
Vile. or to us directly.
july 19-tf GIBSON &c JONES.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

NTILL ill all orders left with him for
w Flour, Bran, Meal ETC.. wholesale
or retnil. Also, Coal from different mines.
ALI goods delivered in the corporation free
OF charge. Will pay market price for wheat,
in cash. april 26
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01
sNYDER's
PADS :
WORK Fox ALL

In THERE localities canvassing for the Fire
side visitor. (enlarged) Weekly and Monthly.
Largest Paper I'm the World, with Mann
moth ChrOmos free. Big Commissions TO Agents.
Terms and Outfit Free. Address Ps %. WICK
ERK, Anguish, Maine.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

w e have extensive facilities for
printing any sized Handful or Post T
Terms moderate
OBSERVER OFFICE. Fayetteville.
, 1877-10-31

exchange fnr t. T,n,ar hogs you tce In the
road represent 20 tn,I,l, money whLh have
earned the past scasrr, nna arc part of tho
fr,lits Of my lahor this summer, Now, /
am going 10 tonyrrs them into money. and |
shall receive .ank eh-rt to The snosht Of
$Jt|0 fur them. and the buyer will mt par mr. 4
single tlullaf IN Ercrntarks, ThoHc hugs hare
rylaa.itd tic currency jt!:t that amount, and
that bank-chcck will perform tile functions
Of 80 much rent money. When receive the
clIerk, rt,all deposit II in the hank aul draw
agatnst It, and probably st,ali nnt rec single
tlollar oi grccnhack* during the iIfc d that
bunk-check. Mr.. Candidate, you arc footinE
the peuplr with ynur cry that there ia not
enough money in The country"
The trouble Ia, the great masses Of the neo-
pie, as tbs e.iltor of THE TnfHrxE says, nse 70
weddc'l to TIC sfghe and soln,fs OF the city that
they will not work only IA they arc obliged.
They ought 10 70 West. at,d raire ,lpgs and
corn. Nc p1UwtnI'lcrs arc not afraid Of e11Eape-
titiou. The production Of grain and meats are
On the stcaIy fncrcase. mud We arc mt burning
and destroying prnucrty aNAusc wc 10 not grt
big prices, but NC are satisfied With conlfurtn-
b1c and respectable livelihood, wllich VT arc ali
Receiving at the present tilnc, without the Issue
Of single tlhllnF in grtcnhackE.
Let tho white question OF finance alone, md
Tue thing Will regulate Itself. We lave crba
full Ut et,rn,--the best *ay!n1s-hanks tn tho
wurlli4-plcnty III hugs to cut IL. aud plenty Uf
pcople who arc really to cut the hoR-. What
more do We wantt PE.OwHoLnEn.
, 1877-10-31
AFFAIRS AT FORT DODGE.

EPftldt GhfTfspthH<hff ~ 1hf 1ftoHhts
Fort Dop0E, ID, Oct. 2s.-Thc crops through
oul this tWebatcr) aud adjoining counties havc
been very fine this year. Yesterday counted
about 100 teams In tue public square, and talked
With quite number OF the farmers. All seem
to look forward to morc prosperous times, mud
express themselves us Without my fear Of re-
currcnce Of the crassloppcr plague, as no
vcslfge now remains vi them. AM! as no eggs
have been deposited fro.n which to hatch crop
next year. Wheat Ii tctng brought to market
III large quantities ut u cents per bu.lcl. while
corn sells for IL and 20 cc.its Eotnl potnoes are
from % 10 35 cents per bistel As yet but little
land ts being bought up fur settlement, and
those having improved lands do not seem dis
posed to sell.
The grading on the Fort Dodge k Fort R!lg-
Icy Sarruw-Ga Nailroal l.as been completed
to the Humboldt County lluc, aud the ties anil
rails Will be laid and the road In operation by the
lit Of january. 1873. THIS road viii opcn up suc
agricultural region TO the north und nurth-
west, cirtpg the farmer eusy acerss to rnnrket.
Thu Dunconba House. well anI farurab.y
known to tho travelling publlt, las Just changed
hands, Mr. 8. r.. Cole retiring, d. Uayls,
formerly Of Cet2ar fal!s. taking charge.
Several substantial brick business blocks have
BEEN ercctcd during thu past year, md still
others arc III contemplation and In courac Of
construction. G.
, 1877-10-31

!sttetai hts,atch 10 7A< C1seapo frabun.,
uuFrAa0+ Oct. 3o.-Thn steam. bafga Sparta
which was partially hurned last night, brought
4o'0oo bu wheat froua Milwaukee, Of which
~ GOO bu has been elevated. Tito balance, IT, COO
eo. ras nearly all wet by tho streams from tho 6re
snginsa; damage about $40, 600.
Ihe schf Rising BtaF, reported ashose AopAay
shsce nllcs below LonR Point Cut, lost hsr fut,er.
nv nv, oa4 three feet Of watef In, An expedition
WIN eleam'Pamp md lighter went to her carly tba
AurAtux' hnnthcr goes tonight with mora a..
Aistancs. telegram to-day ssYs tho vessel i. In
eo'a ..ape, a"G With Kootl Neathre will be Oh 10
th'eavo. aud IL owned By ths four Finn Hrothssa
OF yu4r city. ~A' A'io'"e''
Thy grain receipts by laks during oe,oher fart
nn !t:Goo, Nn bn. sGa,nst Z 600, 000 Tor ahe sans
tan thc rtcslpts tol np ii, ,Jt. co bn' sy.i,st
III. OOo. w. toF Tue aanle tino last year.
To the ttfstsFn Assortlsttd Tvfss
HrrFALa. Oct. ~ .-ftalta IN coal 10 ths rnna,
lakca Unsettled and tending higher; vessels rrfes
bo&kd0c pcr Ion TO t'hicsxo, and demaad ii nsr
Ton. ~ ts'
ChArtc1s-stcam- barge james Davidson. co., tn
Chicago vt !.Gc; AchrJ. +. HALEY. coal 10 TnisS
.uc PER toni scar Harriet Ioss. cuai ~ uetYntt
tt.ic i,er ton; amr Guya.oRa, coal to Usy CITY It
tt'c pcr thu: schr William s6aps, coal 10 Cieye.
land Ut Uc; achr Amelia, luAbcs and sfRye .bnlf
fur Eaxls rock. to nailalo At 81 for Tho former
aud S1.i0 fur thu lattss; sci!s John L. Green,
plaster to cleveland Ut uc per bf1,
c1earanccs-Irupa Emp!ru Heate, merchandise +;
Montana. naercnandIse; Fortavc. t'h3caKo; schss
!irne.n. j. H. HEcuu. AO brls cement; A, q.
tieseisnd. fhnaatra. and Orphan HoJ, Cleveland !;
!. y Austin. :h10 toas coal. 6pAunan. :tau tuns
Toledo; q. II. Aslaus, Milsaakes; VI. Ksliat,
fRxlrRw. .s7 ,
, 1877-10-31

E0AR0A 5AfC4NoF.
Arehdcacou Dtulsou, u1s the occasion at Ills
twenty. .tirst harvest. hou,r, madu the other day
= speech on the food aud drink question. There
were sosne old things vt thts fsstssa,-a loaf of
utnety-fous pounds aud et.eese weighing
ninety, for exuMple, but notasng quite - odd
~ what ths Archleaeou hiMself said to tho
somerset folk. liz ticseely fell foul Ut the po~
tato, and rated It ~ II It were no better than
4 Iox Church Bishop. lle had s,,auu up. hla
mtnd not 70 plant anotucs potato rs tong
Is Ae lt!ed. ITO do 80 Nss simply y
waste tha seed and posiou tho gruunl,
and the more they planted tl4at subrr the uure
would they poison the ground. until Il stank ta
thcir uostFils." People ought to plant, instead
Vt potatoes, peas, bvaus, ant bcet.root,
which were not subject 10 di.easc. liz dil not
~ With Goblet 10 prnising beer, which lnade
peoples faces red. but hu Recommended ~ q
Substitute for cider, ~ delightful bevcrsxe,
eonAlstiuX Of oatmgM aud water, havostai with
I tlttle add" We do pot mind hts psasing this
"dsllxhslul beverage" which will 10 su1s to b.
appreciated - IL dcssFres; but II Is = ltstls too
baal In the Ar hdsasou, In sespondiax to the
clergy, TO 20 over. 4oEsa aud loot, to tho side OF
tls Colorado beetle.
, 1877-10-31

,urn ~ n,t IT,, ill.,, IN t,nn,,t,,,a r,.,,,,,..
liz ,,rsI - ,r,,, .,,,a ,''n 49, ~; tpu!es.
,,"} "tm .."'n '"[rn , u. .ne nfuisnce
.r,xf,r, NV ~ ~, tn' nef,n.' fn.nM l"I,iy;;
n,,t ,,o,, 'A'i "s "etu'o''t n'a
i'm Inv t,o rnr.'"ssh" .ni'rn !" "aMa,.
md the mi, 1r,e.tj,, ~ II, ~. S
lnt.rn.t ~ ~ ',', a, vi y, 'ne u.t .ut. fn,Ne
IN atahn.,tn sn.,+; ~. H., .,antI' - I'se ~
rcnuhitran nartr .hns,t,t liz S,nw w",I - - r.s ~
trnincfi 10 nrr.rryc ,'rif,r "ta H., nj ~ ~.
MsrSfatnnf mr. nroto,, - ". ,,.,n. r,,r, ft.on
X n, Wac c,iuI,nn's ef,n,,nnantc nj n ,nr,r W
f:.n,bot,s ~. ."-s a.n,, s"s -. ~ tn wv. ~
, 1877-10-31

To fhf 5:dNoF et The Trfltnf.
CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Thc Alextan Brothers Dr.
sire to express to all who have contributed to
the satisfactory snccets Of their Fair, 10 the
members OF the several committees, the attfets
md the singers, the donn.ors Ut all tho nice and
prcclons articles, and ali tlosc WIN bought the
chunces, and lent their services towards making
the undertaking snccess to the yisttors,-.n
short, to everybody wto In any way Or nanncr
hc1ped TO hriuE about such q llnc display and
Ae1ian Hospital, their most heartfelt THINKS.
They thank In tho nanle OF the poor sick, for
who1n the proceeds are intended. Tue Brother.
themselves feel pleased with the many proofs nf
sympathy and universal acknowledgment Of
their humble services fn the intercst OF suffer-
Ing humanity OIL tho rart Ut tlc People Of Chi.
caEo. Thcy will continue to fulfil! their lilsi-
cult duties, and they pray to Almighty God
past, give Ills hlcsslng to their work.
THH ALE1IAN DHuT1iERs OF CHICAGO.
, 1877-10-31
lMpDNrAST To MILLEIta,

lMPDtTAST To MILLEEtH.
Mr.. J. A. Gricr, General Freight Agent Of thu
Michigan Central Railroad, bus issued the !ol-
loving circular, which Is Of more than ordinary
intcrcst to l,IIlcrs along the lns Of tnat road:
Wheat may. b. shipped frcm Chicago, JulisI,
Aattcann. 0g BlooH, tu DO gsoaua at aAr Stallion
on tho man Ur air.ne divisions of thu Michigan
central 1ta!tsonh, tn trhustt tu Detroit oe ronts
beyond, On tho following totIna: Thu minimum
weight which vii! 10 billed car-load to b.
gtoMnd In transit II a. tKD pounds. for which l0J
Barrels -four must bc substituted At tho milling sta.
tton THIS mAx,tanl weight which VIII au taAen ~
= car.lOAl " ~ 10 pounds. for which lis ba!Frls
1nur Must ts substituted Ut tho milling stltoa Eur
rontx!H1nY more thnn II. itu pounds and less
ShAA |, hlO I,o4n1t. hour Muss oo loAdotl Ut tbs
milling Stallion tn Ihe ptoHosltou of gnu EaFsel VI
AuuI for eacA .lI pound. Ut wheat Tie huas will
bs billed from, ch!eagv Jollct Mattesou Or IIooul
al The prtsd tATiG rules. znl xAtislona! charge
of cents per 100 pounds to no paid u tho ,alil
lug stAtl0u, Will be nlAaa Ou the wheat for stopping
IN ttansIt. II tho cars los4cd With uloru than
~, bO0 pounds tho t4Ff1 Eairs 10 lr milling
tl.in will ~ charged Oh tbs excess up 10 ~. Ut0
pounds, and II loaded With than II, 0Uu
pounds she cust0in4ty penalty fur Overlooking Will
bu exaescd. Tho full shipping d,rsckiunA for the
Ioar must 0c given whcn the WHEAT IL shipped.
Cars u.ust nut ts delayed at thu milling station
longer than IL necessary IL 4ulosd thu wheat aud
reload the car with dour
, 1877-10-31

PHILADELPHIA, vu.. Oct. s0.-it Is authositn-
lively stated that plan has been devised for
thu reorganization Ct tho Central Railroad Of
New Jersey. Tho time for tho payment Of tile
hoatlng debt Is to be extended TO 16su, both
prtacpai aud interest To be paid In twelve tu-
stalimcnts. Holders Ut the second mortgage
bonds are to receive for two years. interest pre-
fcrscl stuck to tho amount VI 81, sou, ,0U, belng
7 per cent on se0000,0O0 Of Londa. Stock
holders urc to pay nh assessment VI $40
a share. for which they urc to receive
preferred stuck nf t.,Oh, ,OOO uni 10 per cent OF
the present capital stock Is to l.s converted into
rrefnsred stock Of ss,U(p,000. Tue plum wlli not.
lluweVur, rcsult III Il return to tho Lrhigh Nayl-
eat!on Company vi Its canals aud raiirt,as.
At u meeting Of tht tictcnturc boMilso!,lcre
OF the Lehiyli Cual md Navigation Company
yesterday, u proposition from the tondhoilers
was nude, In slltrl, they offered to extend
psylAcnt Ut twu.thinls OF tho hs,r.is fur
iwo, three, four, and lyu years, provided tho
other third was palt tu t,llsulnttol 7 per cent
bords Vi tho Company. Thy lwo.thlrsls IL t.. be
paid IN fur equal tnstalltnents In the time
named, and to Du secured by u mortgage OH The
property Of the Company valued at alt,ut
&l.O.U,0O0. The Company, 1t Is sa!d, has arecpt-
eu this proftostlun, asnl tlicro TAU be no doubt
It will bc accepted by the loAn holders.
, 1877-10-31
RAILROADS.

THE PACIFIC HOTEL MEETf Nt}.
Owing to the uou-hrrlvat OF some OF the fien.
cral Freight Agents whose presence Is required
at tue meetings to be held nt the Grand Pacific
Hotel during tho week. mention Of Which was
tunt1o in yesterdays TRIBUNE, nothing Of
business nature was dane yesterday, though The
hotels arc already crowded with railroad inc,I.
II IVES tho intention to cali tho meeting be-
tween the General Freight AEents and the
Pool Commissioner 70 order Mt IL n,., hut 1t Was
thought better to walt until all i,al nrriyct,.
Gen. Albert Fink, Commissioner of the Ncw
York p'f. hatl 10 submit to an unusual nnount
Arcnt.:nf so1no OF tho smaller Western fines,
Who want to be placed on the same
footing as other roatfs rs regards the diyIs-
ipn Of the freight buh!ncss arising from the
erai Freight Agent ot. t'v Detroit Il Milwaukee
liairoatt, wns specially engagctl in tl,is. This
gentleman managed 10 pct Nj. Fink into
rrirate rorner. nnd then pulled out compare
whtv he tried to prove that ls line was entitled
to the fatl1e consideration rs thu Great Western,
Michigan Central, ctc. Nr. Fink submitted to
the fttctton with much hctuisns, and it i* prob
called to order at 5 o'clock to-iay. It Is the
general impression TINT The piun Of dlyEsion
work out hy the Committee will be ndopted
and snltectcti to thorough trial, though there
arc nurnbcr oE prominent railronl men who
bCiIcvc TINT the arrangement will not work
satisfactorily any length Of tfme, rs II will bc
impossible todivide tho West+bo,insl business ku
as to Eirc general satisfaction To all The roatls
Tho farther West tic bueltHes Roca tlIu more
difficult 1t becomes to divide It equitabty, thu
number OF rondls lncrcns!nr at all polntt. An
urcnt or commissioner would lie necessary at
every principal distribution point 10 sec tl1at all
arc strvcd alike.
The regular monthly meeting Of le Faet
Freight Lines With tile ticneral Freight Agents
to fcttlc last months accounts will also begin
to-day.
, 1877-10-31
THE SILVER BILLS.
And the Men at tho Back Of Them
Sywti1l NspafcA Ia The EAtsYqo JrkAune,

And the Men at tho hack Of Them.
S,y<fu, Dt,notch ID re lhInsoo 1rtaun,.
Nxw ynnx. III, K.-Thc ~JIt,a,f,. Ws.htnr.
=, f ~. - ~. IT,. s,. .,,,., ..'l..
.o1' e'''s'". Mss tno e"'cs pcop'e .a'nk 'hey
haye pretty St'rc thing OF 1t in both Houses,
and yet they ure probably mistaken. There ars
a rood tnanr silver men, but tl,cy are of tnnny
r,int. sono ~ ,,,o ,no,. c.contrt, ,-on,,t r,,o
,., sou'e ~ lNs "4oo, ,'u,, "ouu Wy
WITH senator Johes to make the dollar unllfnit-
ed lcgA.tc1,der. anl l'svc 1t coined ut tho Mint
like gold. Others, however, arc rcicmcntIy OBJ
po,c,l to t1,Is "A crtrcmrty imnpItttt. and f3an.
-, ,ra,, - .,.,an.,t ;.,t .,,.,, ,~sr,,.,
ec'ous ~ "ct ~ u4sAoueet, W. tnt5 "oa'o
agree to Hlcusure such az Secretary Sherman
ia also believed to favor, recalling al eRaitendcr
notes under Is md Issuing silver dollars
II, ti,cr ~ co ,rotirp t1,c.c n,Ir. 1coa,.,nndc-
M '.'s SO 80 Hs"',, se
up 10 S!o' TO perhaps s=o' any fecessaose Tor
pubic dues up to that amount. Det~ecn these
Two kinds OF silver mrn therc Is
AN ,rnycovc1tAn1g n,rrRRrxc1.
.o, .h,s ,,..a. ha1,.ra ~ ta..,s.. n.,,
Iof t4le 'a1sss osne.o ~. wy l''alet sIch lol
, 1877-10-31

Speefal Easpdfth to TAs Chtc1ga Tt4,mns.
MENDOZA, Ill.,, Oct. 90.-The discourse this
evening ut tho Baptst Church in this city by
the Rev. Robert Colwcll, Ut Ottawa, concluded
with Nh earnest appeal that ali Christians make
warfare against intempesance, and vote unly
tnr men who will not only opposs II themselves,
but get the Government to withdraw III pro--
tectiou froHl H. Over an hour was consumed
by tho speaker, when he was followed by tue
Reys. Richards, of Princeton. Falls, Of Utra,
and farrt of Sanl~!vh, wno tndorsed the former
speaker, and went Into Statistics On tho enor-
nous amounts of money spent on liquor over
education.
, 1877-10-31

DwlonT, ILL, Oct. 3o-1 wss driving yestes-
day lot of hogs 10 town 10 ship to your city.
On my way waa met by ono OF tho candidates
for County Clerk I've hare thFee In this couuty),
who was out looking altar tho Lost shecp,
"Well," said be, "hs, P!owholder, how ars
you on the Greeaback question:"
"po you sec that droye oi hogsa" ] asked
him.
"Yce."
"Weu, Il there were $500, 900 worth Of
g.ccnbacks in Dwight to-day, could not get
QUO oI them unlesa had something to give iu
, 1877-10-31

n 3NfFN1f FFTT 1FVff, = = :
A certain physician of this city entertained
few Rtiests The other evening. lie Is tho
father Of "A very bright boy, = years oil,
and precocous beyond Ills years. The father
descantcd on the boys knowledge of anatomy
Ing 4 skull Into the r,oin. the father interro-
gated tho son as to thc Latin names Ut the
various sections Of tho skull. receiving prompt
answers, greatly u the wonder Of tho quests.
After this hal beer gone through With, the
father was startled by question from tho son.
wto askcd: '.Dkl you kill aim, fathcrl"
pointing to the skull.