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Nav York, February IA North
Carolina special says: While the U. s,
Commissioner, Capt. W. G. b. Morriss,
was engaged in the trial Of Walker New.
man for alleged violation Of the revenue
laws, with Deputy Marshals Harkins and
Merrill in attendance, the Court was
startled hy the sound Of fire arms and in
few minutes the house was surrounded
by armed men who began un indiscrim.
inaIe firing into the room. The Commits.
siOner and Capt, Merrill fed, but Capt.
Harkins drew his revolver and fired upon
his assailanis wounding one man named
Fisher and in turn was shot down ant!
wonld have been killed but for Newman
and Geo. Rhodes. Fisher was brought 10
Hendersonville Jail. His brothers made
an attack later upon the Jail but were put
to flight, with the loss OF Wash. Fisher,
mortally wounded.
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Waylaid and Robbcd-Alansled
by DOGS. -.

ClScISNArl, February 12.- Samuel
smith, farmer, was waylaid and rob.
bed, near Franklin, Indiana, yesterday,
by young man named John Cochran.
Smiths skull was fractured, and he will
probably die. A scouting party is now
in pursuit Of Cochran.
Mrs. Gc,leib Yogle, S5 years OF age,
was horribly saanS!ed BY dogs, while 90.
ing to house near Newport, KY, on
Saturday night. She is not expected TO
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Annual Poultry SHOW.

CHICAGO, February l2.-The secont
annual poultry show OF the Nationa
Association opened to-day in the Expo
aition Building with fine display ot
about 1000 chickens OF every species
The exhibition lasts until Saturday night
and premiums to the amount Of $1,000
will be awarded. Prof. Giovanni has an
exhibit Of trained canaries, and steam
Matching apparatus is at work in the
building:
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, February l2.-Notwithstand
ing an official denial, the recent crisis in
the Ronmania Ministry was caused by the
question whether Roumania should form
alliance with Russia or merely permit
the Russian army to. pass under protest.
1t is understood that the new govern.
ernment is favorable to Russia.
LONDON, February l2-lt is stated in
Belgrade that Montenegro has not &c.
cepted Turkeys proposals for peace, aud
in, Bosnia.
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washington monnn,ont

WASHINGTON, February l9.-The en-.
gineers examining the stability Of the
foundation OF the Washington Monument
will suggest the tearing down Of the nres.
ent structure and the removal Of tbs
stone to the circle at Massachuset,s ave.
nue. and l4th streets, for the base Of a
granite shaft Of imposing height and dc
sign,
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oil the electoral vote and when the House
ls not engaged thereon, IL shall on Assem-.
biing every calendar day after the recess
from the day preceding, proceed ut Il
O'Clock with ils business as though the
legislative day had expired BY adjourn.
ment. He explained that there we're but
II working days before The end Of the
session; that there were / Of the regular
appropriation bills undisposed Of; that
there were 24l bills on the private calen.
dar and so on the public calendar; that
there were 30 special orders; that the bill
TO pay the interest on the public debt Of
the District Of Columbia and the Missis.
sippi levee bill were before the House,
and that in order 10 get through this
mass OF busineSs the resolution should be
adopted.
After being amended so as TO prevent
the resolution from interfering in any way
with counting Of the electoral vote, It was
adopted, and the House took a recess till
10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
SENATE.
Session was resumed at 10 o'clock this
morning, with few Senators present.
In response 10 question OF Mr.. Davis,
President Ferry said that il would not
be in order 10 take a'recess except upon
a question raised in joint commission.
No business was transacled up to noon,
the Senate awaiting notification from the
House that that body was ready to re.
sumo Joint session TO continue the cOunt.
At 2:20 the Clerk of the House appeared
in the Senate and announced the decision
.of the House that the counting OF the
vote OF Florida shall now proceed in con.
fornity with the decision OF the commits.
sion, and also notified the Senate that the
House was now ready to meet the Senate
in joint meeting. The Senate then pro-.
ceeded to the hall OF the House.
The Senate returned to its chamber at
4:l5, when legislative business was re.
sumed.
Mr.. Mitchell, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, submitted a
resolution providing for the issue Of an
attachment for Conrad K. Jordan,
Cashier Of the Third National Bank Of
New York, he having failed TO appear be-
fore the Commission and produce the nc.
counts Of Samuel j. Tilden, Wm. 4. Pei.
ton and A. s. Hewitt with that bank.
Mr.. Salisbury objected to the consider.
alton Of the resolution to-day, and it was
laid over until tomorrow. lie said he
objected to the resolution because it was
not reported by the unanimous consent
Of the Committee on Privileges and Elec.
tions, besides there were matters con-
nected with it which should be inquired
into before any such resolution was
passed.
BY unanimous consent il was under
stood that no business should be trans.
acted by the Senate between 10 and ! 9
o'clock A. NJ. during the time the Electo.
raj Commission have Louisiana under
consideration.
The Senate went into executive SEES
sion, and when the doors were opened
took recess until 10 o'clock to morrow.
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WASHINGTON, DC February l2.-The
Interior Department has received certif.
Gates Of the completion Of the so mile
section OF the Southern Pacific railroad
IN California, on the Juma division, and
Two !. sections OF 20 miles on the Fulare
division. The Commissioners report that
!he road Is progressing eastward, and the
track will probably cross the Colorado
river at Fort Juma into Arizona by the
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Suspension OF WHISKY Firms,

LOUISVILLE, February l2.-The large
whisky firms Of Il, Watson and W. II,
Walker & Co. have suspended. Watsons
liabilities are $4,000, with assets ol
$'O'COO. Walker 4 Co.'s financial condi.
tlon Is not known. The trouble OF the
iast named trim was brought on by the
failure oil Watson and others. They hone
soon 10 resume.
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ISUSSIA.

vienna, February l2.-Russian ad,
vices confirm the reports that no arrests
have been made OF communist conspira.
tors in Moscow and vicinity, and they
are increasing daily. The Russians are
distributing notices in Poland, threaten.
ing with severe punishment all persons
who join the Turkish army.
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Moody ana Sankey Wanted In
Cincinnati.

CECINNATI, February 12.--At meet
ing Of the Evangelical Ministerial Associa
tion to-day total attendance Of nearly
1900 was reported at the the revival
meetings during the past month, and the
general committee was urged to exercise
diligence in securing the presence OF
Messrs. Moody and Sankey for u series Of
meetings next fall.
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Considerable apprehension is felt iol
the safety Of Professor King, Of Philadel.
phia, who made an ascension in balloon
from this city at five o'clock this after.
noon. When last seen the balloon was
going in the direction Of Little Rock
over the Arkansas bottom, and he will
be forced 10 stay up all night, AS The
NIGHT is dark and the wind hirh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-13

NEw YORK, February l2.-Arrived-
Steamer City Of Chester, from Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA, February 12.-Ar
rived-steamer Illinois, from Liverpool
LONDON, February l2.-The steamer
State Of Indiana, Anglia and Egypt, from
New York, have arrived.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February l2.-The Observer
says an application has been made for A
mandamus TO compel the direct U. S.
cable company's board OF directors to
recognize the votes which the chairman
OF the late meeting Of shareholders de-.
cided inYnlid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-13

LOUISVILLE, February &c. Har,
rington, II. Gregory and Wm. DUNCAN
have been arrested here, charged with
swindling in obtaining advertisements for
the Buckeye Publishing Company, Gin.
cinnati. said to be myth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-13

WnKpsBARRE, PA, February l2-Tbe
announcement here at headquarters that
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Com' '
pany had applied for a receiver was % no,
entirely unexpected. It is thought ,hSt
the mines will be worked as usual.
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A CHANaE.

Mr.. A. G. Core, formerly Of the Grand
Hotel, has purchased JaseyI's interest in
the Burnet House. The new firm is to he
known as Dunkle, Carter & Core.
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for 81.

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Of sCRhSRR for August, September and October,
containing the opening chapters Of "That Lass O.
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Suicide OF nm Ex.Congressmnu,

LOUISVILLE, February l2.-An Ovens.
boro' special to the COurier.JOurnai an.
nounces tine suicide OF ex.Congressman
Jos. L. johnson this morning.
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OMAHA, February 12.-Caroline Lam.
bert, aged 1Ol years, died to-day. This
morning while dressing sore arm with
kerosene she spilled some on her clothes,
which she accidentally ignited, burning
herself almost to crisp. =
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DenunCiatiOn Of Governor Wells
Treatment.

HARRISBURG, PA, February ETH,
House tonight by a vote of 93 Republi
cans to II Democrats passed n resolution
denouncing the course Of the Nationa
House Of Representatives in confnine
Gov. Wells for contempt.
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MEMPHIS, February l2.-The number
Of visitors already here is unparalleled
in the history OF this city. Ali the lead.
ing illustrated papers have representa-.
tives here and number Of prominent
morning papers.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An UnrIvaIIed Illustrated Magazine.

when SCRIBSRR Issued its famous Midsummer
Holiday Number in July, friendly cri tic sad ofiI
W are not sure but that ScRBNKRh has tpurh6lh
rdier mark W DO not zee Irhaf iroriiS Grs IJ i0H
10 cnqIsr." Eut the publishers do NOT consider
that they have reached tho WhfRd thuil Of excel
lcnce-they believe "!hGre are other worlds to cor.
queT, and they propose to conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume give the titles
Of more than NIFTY papers (mos;ly Ilius,ra,Gl(, hy
writers Of the highest merit, Under the head "
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Weather Indications.


"N1"'N"i""t ~ ~ 'e"uHy - A. NJ
rRoDABiLiTIHS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
continued northeast winds veering L
the east, cooler followed by warmer part
ly cloudy weather and rising barometer
For the Lower Lakes cooler FOLLOWED
by warmer clear weather, rising baron
eter. except possibly falling nj wcsterr
stations,
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ST. NICHOLAS

"IHE KING OF ALL PUBLICATIONS ISSUED FOR
THE YOUNG ON ETHER SIDE OF The ATLANTIC"
Southampton (BngiGnd) ObstrTey.
The third volume Of this incompatible Magazine
Is now completed. With its eight hundred royHl
octave pages and It's Hlx hundred illustrations, rs
splendid serials, Its shorter stories, poems, sud
sketches etc, etc, In It's beautiful GIning or red
and gold, II Is the most splendid gift look for hoy,
lull gilt, IS.
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1t ia important that the business men
Of this city and Bridgeport who feel an
interest in the completion Of this road
'tsop Urichsville to the Ohio river at
this point, should bear in mind the adj
ionrned meeting at the Grant House on
Thursday night, The special point to bear
in mind is the fact that tha. $4,000 of
stock and the free right OF way, already
subscribed along the line, will expire on
'he first OF July, and in that event there
Is no telling when, II ever, the project
can be revived. Now ia the time there.
fore to do whatever We are willing to do.
1t is very desi rabIc that all who ieel
practical interest in The enterprise should
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-13
WHEELING
1875. 1877,
West Virginia University.
MORGANTOWN. w. VA.

The Fall Term begins September Alh, with a
corps Of ten efficient aud accomplished Professors
aud Instructors, with all the Departments inlly
John ". scOtt DID, LII. D., acting President,
whose large experience, scholarly attachments, and
tecognzcd standing as an educator, justlhss the
expectation OF continued and increasing success.
Winter Term begins January 3. Spring Tenn
begins March %. For Catalogue or fuller lnlorlnI.
ton address H. c. BERKELEY, A. NJ,
Nu2G-SAW Secretary Of Faculty.
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ActS.Oi the Legislature thus iar
Passed.

An Act makingSan appropriation for
the support Of the State Normal School
aud its branches for the school year end.
ing in 1877, and Tor the school year end.
ing in 1878, and providing the manner
IN which the same shall be paid.
An Act authorizing the County Court
ot Brooke county, and the Board OF Com.
mtssioners Of Ohio county, to dispose OF
the stock in the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky Railroad Company, and the
debts, liens and claims against said com.
pany and iIs property held by said coun.
ties respectively.
An Act authorizing private corpora.
tions to purchase the stock or securities
oil railroad companies and to guarantee
their debts and to make the purchaser a
corporation.
An Act authorizing corporations to Is.
sue either registered or coupon bonds,
and to exchange the one for the other,
An Act authorizing the Governor to
procure the necessary furniture, carpets
and mating for the Legislative halls,
offices, committee rooms and executive of.
tces, and apprOpriating money to pay for
the same.
An Act changing the times for holding
the circuit courts in the Ninth Judicial
Circuit.
An Act changing the time OF holding
the county courts in the counties OF Put
nam, Wayne, Lincoln, Cabell, Fayette and
Raleigh.
An Act concerning the election and
qualification Of county and district off.
GERS elected at the last general election.
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REPUILICAN OBJECTIONS.

Mr.. Howe submitted an objection to
the Tilden and Hendricks certificates, on
the ground that there was no evidence
that those electors had been appointed in
such manner as the Legislature directed,
while there was conclusive evidence that
neither Of them had been 30 appointed.
He also made objection on the ground
that there was no evidence that Nc emery
was Governor OF Louisiana in the year
1876, while there was conclusive evidence
that Kellogg was during that year, and
for several years prior thereto, Governor
OF that State, and was recognized as such
by the Judicial and Legislative Depart
ments OF Louisiana and by ali depart.
ments Of the Government Of the United
States.
The Presiding Officer-Are there fur.
ther objections to the vote OF the State
Of Louisiana? Afte. pause-there be.
ing no further objections all Of the Ger.
tidcates from that State, with the papers
accompanying the same, together with
the objections, will now be submitted TO
the Electoral Commission for their judg.
ment and decision.
The Senate will now withdraw 10 its
chamber, and the Senate withdrew,
WORK FOR THE CLOSING DAYS OF CON.
GREss.
Mr.. Cox, from the Committee on Rules,
reported Il resolution so amending the
rules Of the House that pending the count
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-06
INSOLVENT NOTICE
State Of Tennessee, Lincoln
County.
Daniel Warden VS.. Margaret Little and


others.
\ this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
4 ton of the Court that Margaret Little
and her husband John Little, citizens Of the
State of Arkansas, Angus johnson and
Archibald johnson, Of full age, and Of the
State of Texas, Angus Smith and James
Smith, OF full age, and Samuel Smith, mi
nor, citizens Of Texas, Moses Smith and W..
R. Smith, both of full age, and citizens of
Alabama, the unknown heirs of July Ann
and Henry Waggoner, citizens of the State of
Texas, unknown heirs of G. III. Johnson, the
names and number and place of residence
unknown to complainant, TRAITS Yaut, Of
full age, place ofresidence unknown to COM
plainant. Bette Yant, a minor, place Of res
idence unknown to complainant, Kate H0l-
man, of full age, whose place Of residence
is unknown to complainant, but supposed
to live in the State of Texas, non-residents
Of the State of Tennessee, so that the or
binary process of law. cannot be served up
ON them, It is, there'oFe, ordered that
publication be made in the FAYETFEvILEE
OBSERVER, newspaper published in the
town of Fayetteville, for four consecutive
weeks, commanding said non-residenis to
appear before the County Court OF said
county, on or before the first Monday
October next, to plead, answer, demur or
otherwise make defense to said petition, or
the same win be taken for confessed against
them. P. D.BOYCE.
sep. 6 o CLERK.
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New Advertisements.

In our locals, J. IT Montgom-
cry q Co., Molino, announce no
adDassce in the price of goods.
Cahcos, shoes, ready-made
clothing, etc, continne to be
sold at the reduced prices fiat
have created so much sensation
in trading circles.
j. G. Fisher, preparatory to
vacating his housc, localises his
goods at cost.
McGarvey announces his
Preserving Preparation, by hc
aid of which vegetables and
fresh meats Of all kinds can Be
kept fresh asleng as youWish, at
a trifling cost. Go to his, Stove
Store and see it as well as the
large assortment Of household
and kitchen goods of all kinds
of superios quality. = ~ 90
Two nonresident notices. -.
Clerks sale of land.
{. Lumpkin wants dried fruit,
etc. ss.
Caldwell in a local tells about
bis new goods and sewing ma
chimes. He gives prices lower
than any jet heard Of,
Insolyent notice. ~
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Deatbs
Died

In this place, Wednesday morning, 9Th
inst, after a pfotracled illness, PEARL,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Feeney,
aged about 10years.
In this county, Tuesday, 4th inst, Mrs.
MARGARET ANDERSON, aged s73 years
month and 20 days.
In this county, Tuesday 9Th inst, Of old
age, Mrs JANE s. R0SEBOR0UGH, aged
81 years 4 naonthiand 1Sdsys. She was a
member of the Presbyterian Church about
rs years.
Died in Henderson county Tenn, Of brain
fever, WILLIAM REUBEN son of j. w.
AIDS A. HALEY He was born Feb. 18th,
1864. This is. another link in the golden
chain, which binds the bereayed parent; 20
The beautiful home above.
Suffer the children to come un'o me and
forbid them not, for Of such is the kingdom
of Heaven. &RA e b.
In this county. near Camargo,. Thursday,
30th uit.. of old age, Mrs. RACHEL JONES,
rclictsof Samuel Jones, aged 80 years
mortbS and 7gdays. ~. ~a~.- - =
ID thFs county, on Norris Greek, Thurs
day, 30th uI,., Of cancer IN the lace, Mrs.
PORLY DOLLISS saged years.
She was a naember Of tie cunbeIlahd
rres'ytcrian Church fof about 70 years.
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The Sick.

Mr.. L. L. Stone, who has
been ailing for some time, is
still feeble but better.
Mrs. w. HI. McNellcy, who
has been dangerously sick, is
out of danger.
Mrs. Jack Renegar is very
low with consumption.
Mr.. j. A. Albright's twins
are sick, ore of them seriously.
Mr.. w. III. Webb's little girl
has been dangerous, but is
better.
Mr.. Mike McEIroy, west Of
town, is not yet over painful a.
tack.
A little son of Mr.. John Tate,
18th district, has had the sore
throat badly, but was improving
at last reports.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-06
ATCOST.
ONLY 60 DAYS.

| now offer my entire stock
of goods at cost; and will only
continue 60 days, as the house
| now occupy will then go into
other hands. Every family will
soon want jeans, flannel, boots,
shoes, hats,domestic, cassimeres,
clothing and many other goods
for winter use, all of which you
can now buy at cost and save
Ladies will do we'll to
call promptly.
j. G. FISHER.
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historic Gronnd.

AT the foot of Lookout Mountain, near
Chattanooga, Tenn, was fought many a
hard battle during the war.
On that same ground, nearly forty years
ago victory was gained more glorious
than any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases that
excited the wonder of scientific men and
physicians. Purely vegetable, it exceled
IN curative properties the mineral drugs,
such as calomel, and was as harmless to
the system and almost as pleasant to the
taste as coffee. This world-famous remedy
IS DR.. A. @. Simmons Vegetable Liver
Medicine, manufactured by NJ A. Thedford
q Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. It's for sale by
who have also some
trial packages which will be given to all ap-
plicanfs free of charge. sst-a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-06
Novemher Jurors.
Last FridaY C,6nnf1 Cunrt an

Last Friday. County Court ap-
pointed the following venire facias
for the November tern, 1877, Of
Circuit Court :.
list District w. Rawles. e
2nd- Hugh Parkinson.
|. srd-TJ. w. Cooper.
4th---J.sP. Gowley.
Ship. A. RaBy, T. B. Yates.
! l6th-Ws B. Hudson. - vsvswea
I7lh-G. r. Renegar.
lSih-S. G. McElroy, S. II. Nc.
Cord. eeitN
9TH. L. Clark.
l0th-M. G. freeman, W. J.
Hamilton.
1lth-W r. RIedsoe.
Il2th-W. 7. Landeraale.
13,b-W w. Wilson.
l4th-T NJ Harper
.l5th-F. Ne. Wrisht.
l6th-John W. Curpier.
4 7th-Nathan Smith.
18th. I. Rowell.
l9thST e. Walker 80 g
20th-J. H. Hamilton. s
2lst-D. B. Downing.
22nd--Salnnel DeHayen.
'23rd W. e. Carter.
.24th-J w. Cambrcn.
10Th Richard Smith.
Cobs1atles-%sC. W. Gill and Fl.
lNeYill. -. - -. - as -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-06

B The schools that had
not reopencd, threw open their
doors to the pupils on Monday
last, land boys and girls are now
busy with their books, prepar-
ing for the struggle Of life.
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Railroad Time Table.
No Advance,

j. F. MONTGOMERY g. Co.,
Molino, Tenn, are still selling
best calico at 7a cents.
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No Adyancei

j. 3. MoNTGoMERY g. Co.,
Moline, Tenn, are still selling
high cut ladies shoes ST and
serge shoes at 80 cents per pair.