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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-04
PATRONS OF HCSBANDRY.

H. x. BKysoE, Fayetteville County Deputy
Mulberry Grange, 7l-W.H.Rees,master
A. J. Whitaker, sec'y; Mulberry post office
Buckeye, l73-C.A. Mcdaniel, master; Jo-
81 D. Parks, sec'y; Fayetteville.
Sulphur Spring, l76-T. C. Little, master
Il. Z. ChiIds, sec'Y; Fayetteville.
Swan Greek, 30S-H. X. BrysOn. master
". 7. Mcdaniel, Sect Fayetteyillee.
BOon's Hill--W W Wilson, master; "
W Erwin; sec'y; BOoas Hin
Unity 3fl-J J Short, master; l. l.
Clark, sec'T; Fayetteville.
Petersburg - jacob Gillespie, ma steri
II b Talley, see'y; Petersburg.
Rocky Point 305 j Hague, mas
ter; Eben Hill, jr, sec'y; kelso.
Sheiton's Greek John Simmons ma =
ter; Taylor, sec'y; Georges Store.
Cold Water BOA b Sheffield, master; p
L Twitty, sec'y; Cold Water.
Chestnut Hill (2Ist district 3O6-Joh Ohm NJ
Routt, master; JssRROutt, sec'y; Fayetteville
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-04
DESSERT OF APPLES. - Max,

DESSERT OF APPLES. - Make a
pound of sugar rich syrup; in
this put a pound of apples pared
and cored, and stew till they are
soft mix them smoothly with the
syrup and form into a mold. In-
to a pint of cream or pew milk
stir the yolks of two eggs, half
cupful of sugar, spoonful of rose
water, and let it boil in a farina
kettle. When cool pour it around
the apples and serve.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-04
MASHED PoTAToES Boil

MASHED POTATOES boil a
quantity of potatoes, aud pass
them through sieve. Put them
into a saucepan, with a good lump
of butter, and salt to taste; a little
milk, and work them we'll with
spoon on a slow fire for some
minutes, adding small quantities
OF milk as it is required, until
they get the desired consistency.
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Red clover is said TO be the

Red clover is said 10 be the
poor land farmers blessing. 1t
is good for horses, mules, COWS,
and hogs. Other grain sown
with it is said to retard its
growth and enfeeble it. Be-
sides it does best when it grows
and hardens with the sun and
under the regular increase of
hea. from spring to summer.
Six pounds to the acre will en-
able it to protect itself from
weeks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-04

Ink stains may easily be re.
moved from cotton or linen by
washing the spot that is stained
with salt and water. This should
be done previous to its being
washed with soap, as soap sets
the color.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-04

Mock Pound CAKE.-One
cup of butter, two cups of SUI
gar, one cup of sweet milk,
three cups of flour, five eggs,
whites 10 be beaten to a stiff
froth, three toaspoonsful of bak-
ing powder, flavoring TO suit the
caste. anilla is very nice.
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To Killers, Engineers and SaYnilI Hen
THE SUN.
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Z. +. OF T.

Fayetteville Council No $50, F. W. Carter,
W. p; Thos N. Goodwin, Rec. Scribe
meets every Tuesday night in X. of Il. Hall
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ENTGHTS OF HONOR.

Fayetteville Lodge No---J Vaughn,
Dictator; W A Gill, jr, Reporter.
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Blanks +! Blanks 4!

We have just printed, and
have for sale at the OBSERVER
Office, at Nashville prices, a full
supply of Blanks for 4Iagis-
irates and Constables.
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DB NIISI R e.

JIG IN % ID - ID Ig ID Q
" 0NDERFUL inducements offered to
w thos3 wishing work in that line.
LIST. propose to do cheaper work.
2nd. insure every case 10 be unsu'-
passed by any Of its class, and purpose t,
stick strictly 10 the following rates IN /
challenge opposition in all its forms
Extracting teeth, 80 cents each.
Gold filling. ..........S 81 90 TO $500
Platina do ............ soc do 200
Tin foil do ........ bOc do 100
Cleaning and polishing teeth, S to $50
Treating chronic inflammation Of
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Artificial teeth inserted from
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DO do do 3 to 10 1000
a ful&pper plate. 1900 do 2OOO
Owing to material and style of work up
or and lower sets ...... 5000 do $500
DIR. d. SAFFOLD.
aug. 5 OfIire at the Satlold House.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

Charles Troy, of No. 221 West Forty
thrdst was arr sted by Officer sculliou Fifteenth
Precinct Police early yesterday morning, cLarSc of
having committed outrage upon Amanda +. Arenas,
the Merchants Hotel, at No. Al COurtlaudst The
pIainaut stated, that snc coming down Broadway
about midnight when she addressed by the prisoner
who sked where she gong She told him that she
was going to the Merchants Hotel lie then told her
that she was going the wrong direction and offered
70 set ler right Tie prisoner well dressed and OF
gentlcmaiy appearance, am she accepted his escort
Instead OF conducting her down Broadway. the prisoner
enticed the woman into The stable No 159 Crosby st
Trey remained In the stable until after o'clock this
morning when the made her escape, and told ner
story To- officer scuOn said the outrage had been
coinitec only after she had become too weak ofct
further resistance The Off 3t went after Troy
and succeeded arrcsting HIM about O'Clock this morn
ing when he was taken m Mercerst Police Station
Ihe prisoner at tie Jefferson Market Ponce Court was
remaudcd, the not being able to appear.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
consin Gov Barley and his family. OF Michigan, have

consn Gov. Bagey and his family OF Michigan, nave
engaged rooms at one OF the hotels
Richncld Springs is apparently on the high road to
prosperity this summer. $50 visitors arriving upon
day last week Atty.-Gcn Fairehild Gen James
McQuade and the Hon. Thomas spriggs are staying at
one of the hotels.
The of travel has not yet surged in very great
volume up the Maine coast. Mount Desert Is the most
favored place. although the propretorS OF hotels at ohe
resorts declare that they have leased large number OF
rooms.
temperance campmeotng Of somewhat inter
national character will be held at Deer Island near East
port Ne. July u. II is announced that Gov lley
of New Brunswick, Gov. Connor OF Name ana Nen
Dow, of Portland will he present.
They who try primitive life in tents ought TO pear pa
ticntly the dscumfors Of such life Perhaps the dwell
in seven tents at Fort Cassn. on Lake Champlaln
who had their tents prostrsted by tremendous gale as
Sunday afternoon. and Subsequently were drenched ng
tropical rainstoru, were not illtempered "heh uiS b
their clothing IN a hotel afterwdrd.
Ex-senator Boutwell, aud State Senator Matt Head are
at Hampton Beach Now-Hampshirc.
wo-defned profile of mans fece can be traced on
a cliff at Nantasket.
T. H. r. Lyman OF Brooklyn, has arrived with his fam
ily at mis- summer home at Fort bill near Northampton
Mass. Leonard Baoon Jr., and family, Will board III a
house az Northampton.
Tie hotels at Niagara Falls are reported TO be doing
only a small business.
The cottage owned by President Pierce and where
III wthOmc spent many days, k,e Beach is now the
property OF the Hon Asa Fowler Of CJucorG, y. ii.
ONO. Indaua and Kentucky, have contributed several
hundred summer residents to the population OF PUTIN
BaY, Ohio The hotels filed TO degree unusual at
this time OF the Gibraltar, the celebrated coull-
try OF Jay Cooke, still remains la the hands OF ms
asSgnees who are unable TO se il. The house alone
/ cosi Mr. Cooke 100000 Several little steamers ply
between TIE and the islands OF the bay The Yhe-
yards in excellent condition.
At Marhas Vineyard for fortnight before the 4th,
the ring the of carpenters repairing cotagcs
could be heard throughout the great camp-meeling
grounds. Within the past week the stream of summer
residents has been swiftly pouring n and by the close Of
present doubtless every cottage will have at
occupant The waste Of sand that las so long
been uudtubed between the two plank walks starting
from tie wharvos and then coming To sudden end is
TO be covered with planking. Tue Marthas Vineyard
Railroad will oegn running this ek Among the n9tG
bles expected Bishop Haven, R'V. 1. Dewitt TAI
mage, Rev. Dr. Nye. and Gen Joseph Hooker Mr A. =.
Barnes and family Of this city, nave already arrived
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
resolutions were referred to the Committee Resou'
tions when appointed.
THE INDIAN WAR.
NEED OF VOLINTEER CAvALRY.

NEED OF VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
COL PERRY AND CAPT. wHGPPLE suRRoUNDtp-1HE
UPPER SETTLEMENTS on THE PEL0UsE IN DANGER
SETTLERS FIFEING 70 wAILA-wMLA.
PORTLAND, Oregon, July 9.-The following
dispatch has been received from Lewiston uaea Ju!
9th. via wala-Walla the 9th instant;
courier express just in from Col. Perry VINO was en-
route for Gen Howard with pack team and escort OF
thirty on says that he attacked on the 4h instant
and that ten soldiers and citizens killed Capt
Whippe who Is In command at Cottonwood came 10 te
rescue ane repuised the Indians The Indians are In
force around Col. Perry and Capt WhiWlc' VINO nave
only force enough ior defense The TO Cottonwood
T. unsafe 49,
This bold stroke by Joseph and his band is reported by
signal TO the Indians OF Northeast and will stir them
up 10 the offensive Men Just from the Spokane country
rcport that all the settlers except five men between
Spokane Lower Bridge and Pelouse Landing have left
their homes aud led t0 Wala Waa. The Indians have
DESTROYED some fields and gardens and rhcd dwell
ings II was reported at Amot last night that Cofax
was quiet and that TIE first excitement has cooled The
news here this morning the purpose Of Joseph to
meet or act with the Indians the Spokane. Such
move Will imperil all the upper settlements on
the Pelouse. 1t is evident that volunteer cav
airy IN large force should put in the field to rein
force Gen Howard and stop tins uprising before IL aS-
sumeS argcr and definite proportions. such lOicc
under his command would do the worf, as u wouid DC
familiar with the country and lndlAn>. The aarIh
spreads dsnay through the whole upper country "h'h
must soon bTug upon the Immigrants Iheic Is
imminent danger along the borders now anu pu7.heoS
viii n. sud,I.nIv uarayzed This ia moment Tor
quick and vIsorOns such our people kno" 10"
to take Tins Indian uprising can tie SUPPRESSED III le
weeks. TIE military command can aud VIII arm louneu
volunteers WHO will enlist for service in regular
ORGANIZATION for the Held
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
BUSISESS EMBARRASSMENTS.

Judge Donohue, Ill Supreme Court Chambers,
granted Crday order scqu strtug the property
the sccOr Sewing Machine Company. Edward s Vail
was appointed Receiver and Is required To give bonds III
10000 The order made the petition OF Frederick
A. Conking. who holds an unsatsfed Judgment for
sl4 757 against the Company.
Moses MnzesheIner, Mark Lindhem, and Robert
Indheim applied for their discharge from bankruptcy
Yesterday Register Little and there orposi-
ton the petition Will be granted. The frm engaged
in The whole liquor business, aud failed Tor over
S5OOOOO. one OF the partners lost 100000 IN spec-
non on his own account on Black FRIDAY.
An assignment for the benefit OF creditors by Wilam
IonensacE IlOfIrnsack Co.. Of No I'll Broadway tu
Henry Honeusack was filed yesterday with the County
Clerk
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
TORNADO Al HESTFIELD.
A SUDDEN AND DESTRUCTIVE AFFAIR.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July "a tornado oc-
cured at Westhcd this afternoon. IL came eastward
through TIE gorge OF Westded River and wiGoned to
half mile telling trees scattering fences and demoish
ing buildings, until It's force was expended 1t first
struck the wall Of tue Salmon Falls Paper MIL
rebuilding on account OF recent FIRE aud tue mill ic!i
crushing in the cnciuc house in which were two men
one of whom is seriously Lurt. Two men engaged Il
ploV ING saw he storm coming and ATTEMPTED 10 itdc
barn near by but they aud The horses were THROWN 20 the
z, Ouud and wounded by flying Stones When llry re-
covered their sight the barn gone family OI siN per
rsoDs III "A house head whrng noise and new nothing
until thCy found themselves thc noor Ncit rO4s lu
tine site of house Tie rest Oi the building WAS a.
stroycd as were also Two bull ngs anu oozcn baftS.
large quantity o. crops, grass hnd Trees "ds AIS" ue
siroyed CnicOpce FANS the wind blw down seVeta
barns aud sheds, aud upTOOtcd many tIces.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
COMPLAINTS AGAINST PARTY LEADERS.
DISCUSSIONS OF THE AST-cUsroM-noUsE REPUB-
LICANs.

DISCUSSIONS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPUB-
LICANs.
A meeting of the antl-CustOm- House Repub-
lcans was held ght Science Hail. No 14I HI ght-
st. Thomas h. presiding. The special committee,
OF which H. c. Robinson chairman, appointed at the
last meeting to wait A. Is. Cornell reported that Mr..
Stewart one OF its members had hr. Cornell Mr.
Cornell assured him tUat there misstatcment re-
gardng the report OF the JOINT committee Of the Liberal
and the Regular Republican Convention al Saratoga last
year. and action had been taken the question OF
re-enromen He stated, however, that he would call n
meeting Of the Executive Committee of the General Com
uitt.c and submit to IL tine communication received
from the anti Gus On- House party.
The report OF the Special Committee was received
with some dis pleasure by the meeting and several nd
dresses denOuncing the Republican leaders made.
h. L. Lee XVII Assembly District, introduced
resolution complaining that Ne the Republican General
Committee composed chiefly of office holders mad re-
fused ~ approve President Hayess actions in restOr-
ing TO each state Republican form Of government,
and as the Instructions OF the last Republican
state convention, ordering a rc-cnrolInent and re-
organization II the Republicans Of this city had
been ignored by Mr.. Cornell, the acts and policy
of the Federal OfiicehOiders Of this city and State
and their continuation office should De- denounced AS
beug impediments the union and harmony and detri
mental to principles and future of the
pubcan party. Mr. Coleman objected the resolutions
he supposed there not twenty five persons in the
room VINO would not take Office II II offered TO
them or IL they could get IT, He interrupted by
voice: you needn't make any exception, faith" Mr.
Gilmore supported the resolutions. and Mr. Robinson
posed them too hasty and not sniAhiA In tons The
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Round Lake camp meeting ground has now
600 cottages within it's borders. The mineral well re-
onnv discovered depth OF 4O3 feet and Tor It's
waters all the valuable qualities are calheu Na' nave
""S - e.,.,oo,a ,n,iugs famous From July 20 TO
I,v N SUNDAY school Congress VIII be held Oh tue
grounds .,.. ., r
There are large number OF summer residents al 'o'-
don Alum springs, Va. The Marine band @ a hons
Among the visitors Rye Beach are ef-secretary OF
~. 80 pohesop aud the Hon Z. G Washburn. Of Wis
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
TUMOR or TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RADWAY'S r. r.
REMEDIES.

DIR RApwAY have had al ovarian Tumor IA tlc gssrs
bowels. AL doctors said there he'll for
tried every thing LAT recommended but nothing le
ne your KesIvrnt, and thought WOuln iry but
rad no fin in II. Ducdu, hal suffered Tor IH .-f
YEARS. took bottles Of The esoycnt one box ~ ai
Pills q used Two bottles of your READY hELlEt I
and is sign af hc 'Cl, I o
BETTER SMARTER. and happier than havo f0r twelve
The the left side uf tIe u,~cs
n groin write this you for te beue1t ~ ofeA
You can publish IL If you choose HANNAH 2. khAHf.
Ann ARBOR, Mich, pm 81, 1913.
DR. RADwAY-RISD SIR: nav been taxing your Atsov
Regulating Pills ami also using the eady Rel = a0'l
year Tor ovarian tLmors on tue abdomen "hlh he %
lcnt physicians OF our Medical College proEonncel -
curabe.
They we're like knots a tree. When sttngmt
they almost the floor. and gif was so
hundred ami seyentynye pounds when commenced WI,
remedies and hundred and ten - ui ul
they are zone taken twenty four Dol lee
Rcsoly,nt OF Relief, twenty four boxes OF llAA
Il medicines nom q. GrcuyiI
Please nd me OuI book " False and True"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
FREE COMMUNICATION WITH KARs.

LoNDos. Tue sday, July 10. 1877.
The TimcJs correspondent with Mukhtar Pashas
headquarters telcgraphs, uuder date of Friday from
the camp at kirkbunar as follows: There are no
Russians between us and Kars. The communication
is so open that the English attaches Capts. Mccall
mont and Trotter, have to-day ridden Iuto the
Fortress
TEHERAN, Monday, July o. 1877.
The Russian expedition against the Turco-
mans IA retiring from Kaziarvat TO ards Krasnovodsk
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
ILLEGAL ENTERPRISE OF PoUNDMAsTERs.

The residents of the outskirts OF Brooklyn
have been much troubled recently by the Illegal i'm
pounding OF animals. The two first legal complaints
against pouudmastes made yesterday before Jus
tce Riley. Andrew D. Cockburn, poundmaster Of the
Twenty first ward, charged by NJ. DermOdy, Of
Park-row, Franllinaye.. with receiving Two goats,
knowing them to be stolen. Felix Devlin OF the SIX
teenth ward, was accused OF receiving horse stolen
from Michael O'DOnnell, OF No. 1,l5O BAtc-st The
Justice ordered COckburn 10 back S5 ~ Mr..
mody, amount eXacted for the goats and Devln
held for examination, lie admitting that he received
ODOnnell's horse from unknown man and paid him
for IL.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
REIYFORCEMENTs ONLY TO BE HAD FROM THE
SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-lt is said at the
War oico that III further reinforcemens are needed
To queu Indian in the Northwest they can
only b. drawn from the Southern states exclusive oil te
Department of Texas The gar1isons in The Atahtc
states are scarcely than sufficient to take proper
care Of the forts and valuable property sto"d therein
In the Department of TXts there - uot sufficient Orc
~ give protection life and property o. hc Rlo 0fande
Troops cannot spared from tiiber tde Department o
Missouri or the DcuaItmeut OF D~bOtah.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
VERMONT'S CEATENNIAL.

WINDSOR, W., July 9.-The hundrcdth anniver-
sqry Of the sdOpton of tie first Constitution o. vermont
was celebrated to-day. huge tent on the Common COW
ering II 900 square feet completely filed. Distn-
euished cit zrns parts ~ the state present
The exercises opened win Centennial I'ute. At 1870
o'clock procession formed and march, to The Commo IA
wneIe addresses delivered by GOV. Fairbanks ana
others. concert fireworks tins evening closed the
ceIel,raton
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
coMMoTloN IN CoYsTANTMoPLE.

LONDON, Tuesday, july 10. 1877.
The lawessncss Of the irregulars causes almost a
panic in Pera. The Italian Nice-Consul has been
forcibly robbed of horse and severely injured by
Circassians. Two attempts have been made to force
an entrance to the English Club Some irregulars
who were seen have been sent To the seat of war
upon the recommendation of Mr. Layard
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

Hofmap House-Alexandcr Mitchell, President OF
thr Cticago Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway COMPANY Or
q " = Peters OF Hamilton College and John Guy Nahsu'
of Tonrhkeepse dlbemGrte HoeA j. Cassait wee
pres,nt If hc Pennsylvania Railroad company ana Johh
Tuck rof Philadelphia ds2r HouSe Pfof J9ln roisy, SUI
of West ront fiJh durHue HOtct-Assembly yman Isaac
" nsIcr tr Of Comstock, UtoH Squire Hotet-
Joln r. Ford Baltimore Hote Brtnsrick- oen d.
,nn.ioI,sc ~ Albany Grand CcnrdL H0tfL-Assembly
man Ceorre West, Albany Wtndsor Hot,t-thIIs ~
Sheriff. Of WASHINGTON Coleman h0u@e-po] '' ~
Rn "a linghamptOu.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
ON ARIAu T UM0R
CT TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY III. lhLWAY'S LENEDIES.
I HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TCMOR ~ THE oVA-
KIEs AND BOWELS FOR Ten YEARS
Ia

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TCMOR ~ THE ovA-
KIEs AND BOWELS fOk Ten YEARS -
ANN ARHOR, u e.. -, 1873.
DR. RADwAY; That others may be beuene,, make Jhis
statement:
have had IN the oyNtes and b0c- for
years. tired thc best ly lcits ~ tits ce ard otefs
Witlout bcucht IL gru~lag Al sach "a ty % @
could Lot ave hse' nue. longer feud Of mao inlu ii
not fnacn fHi'u
bGt finally, after muci driiorreuon the ,lenl
pur nased bottles oi tic kesolgcit Two Lorc o. tle
Pills and two botues tie Relic used those ault aay
apparent befeht. deterTued 90 Dcfsev,rr. ufc tWfs
UOta o. tAc csOlsvH, oo tic lecf $50 boxes
Of Pills Before they gone had lost twenty-five pounds
continued tie u,dici0 Until was sUre tnai Hss
entirely cured took The medicine shout nFe MotIs ali
time ost 10 . five pounds ~ all lo0 t1res
bottles OF the hcsOlyent, bottles Relief and
the Pll-.
feel ecily well aud ny heart 10 full u gat tuie %
for Cs help NY dee affection. To you ~r, ani yoT
medicine. feel uec indebted, and my prayer
tia, may be much " blessing 10 others ~ Il a, been
10 me tSigned) Srs. r. g. BlhBls.
Mis- Bbbus who makes above certllcate pef~ln
requested YOU 90 srud meoe IL June e 2 ia
medicine above stated were U of mo- with te exception
srut 10 her by you may SAY that her 4i lt
II correct without quaHcst on l~i gucl l. lEgCL
Druggist ,nd Chemist Ann Arh0f, ich.
This may certify Mrs BIB Who make, tc .bfe
certiicatr has many wei know t' n
aud stated undoubtedly und-uay
correct ANY who knows Ms BiDbIus wN lelt.r Af
statement isigned) BRSJ. y. CocKEA Macy .. PoNp
A.l l. q.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

The wife of a Royal Academician of vast
popularity. last week wrote ~ butler about whose
character she had inquired. that she could not engage
him. finding he had lett his ast two places Of
his temper. Tins note Ia an unfasened envelope,
The same day returned To the X. = house with this
written the hy-leaf COttcre thinks IL Is ac-
OF temper but which you cannot pay proper wages
out Of q pdiHtpOL"