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

All Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors wOunl'e1,
ruptured. injured tue late war. however
slightly, can abtajn pension by addressing IL
MORE x 90.
Gases prosecuted by GILMORE & CO., be-
fore the supreme Court OF the United States the
Court Of Claims, and the Southern Gains Com
II iSEi0p.
Zach department OF our business Is conducted in
a separate bureau, under charge Of the same ex-
perienced parties employed by the old firm
Prompt attention 20 all business entrusted to
GEL MORE a co, Is thus secured. We desire
tawin success by deserving II. CfLMoRK & 20
SO Street ashiugNou u G leo ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-11

gJ- Advertisements must be handed into
he0ffee by THesday Morning, to insure
an appearance in the following Paper. The
circulation of the 0DsZRvEE has become so
largo, sS 20 compel US to 30 to press elyar
en- Wednesday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-11
CHANCERY
SALE OF LAND !
On Tuesday, January 10th, 1877,

On Tuesday, January 10th, 1877,
7 HN obedience 10 n decree OF sale pro-
n nouRced at the October term. 1876, of
the Chanccry Court at Fayetteville, Ten
ncssee, in the cause Of H. H. Blodsoe, al :
ministrator, &c. against W. 2. Rauey. and
W. 7. Raney against II. II. Bledsoe, adj
r7inistTator. ct sls. | will attend at thecourt-
hoHse door in the town OF Fayetteville,
Tennessee, ard offer for sale to the highest
bidder, at public outcry, the following
Described Tract Of Land
situated in Civil District No. 10 OF Lin
oolu county, Tennessee, and bounded rs
follows, to- it: On the north By the laLds
Of John Morton, on the east by the lands
Of 7. H. Gibson and George Bag'ey, col,
Stephen Medearis and johnson Gentry, col
on the south by the lands OF j. !. Mead
an5. on the west By tho lands OF Gum. W.
Nichols
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-11
THE PENTTENTIARY.

The act Of the Legislature, ap
proved March %, 1875, provided
Tor a lease of the State prison
and labor of the convic's for a pc.
ricdof FIVE years, if the highest bid
was satisfactory to the Cover.
Tor and Inspectors" Notice of
the proposed lease was duly made,
and proposals invited. Only three
bids were made; these were pro
nounced unsatisfactory, and the
whole subject RENTED 10 the
General Assembly. | transmit
the report Of the Governor and
Inspectors, with a detailed state
ment of their action. Subse
quently | extended the lease,
with the present lessees, for a Pc
riod of eight months, for a rental
of ten thousand one hundred and
eighty one dollars and seventy
five cents (SlO.l8175) for eight
hundred (S00) convicts, and for
any larger number the rent shall
be proportionally increased. Said
lessee can be vacated by either of
the contracting parties, at any
time, on giving thirty DAYS no.
tice in writing. A copy of the
lease is herewith transmitted.
The present system of employ
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-11
TIE INFERIOR COURTS.

There are thirty six judges of
the inferior courts Of Tennessee ;
in the neighboring State of Ken
lucky, with a population greater
than our own, with th@ same
character of people, there are
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-11

CONVENTIONAL INTEREST.
recommend the repeal of the
law authorizing a conventional
rate of interest as high as ten pei
cent the law has failed to meet
a single promise OF its friends, and
its repeal is very generally de.
manded by the people of the
State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-11

essary; the per capita allow
ance of two hundred dollars
per annum to the pupils of the
State is ample for the support
Of those schools
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-01-11
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS, and
STRIP

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before the L 3.
General Land Office and Department OF the Int
ri0T. Private Land Claims. Mining and Pre-
EmpIiOn Claims. and EHOmesIead Gases At.
tended to. Lanl scrip ia 10. 81 ani lGl acre pie
ces for sale. This Scrip j. assignable. and can re
located in the name Of the luTCha.er upon anv
Government land subject to private entry. at = -
Per acre. I;is Of equal value with Bounty Land
Warrants. send stamp 70 GILAUEE j co. for
nam uhlpt az IuSfFurtf0r
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ARREARS Of PAY and BOUNTY,

Officers, Soldiers and sailors OF the late
war or their heirs. are I'm many caSes entitled 20
money from the Government OF which they have
no knowledge. Write full history OF service, and
state amount of pay aud bounty received In
close stamp to GILMORE & Co, and fall reply
amer exam nation will be given yJu free
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kar Advertisements are inserted in the or
ieE IN which they are handed 10.
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C,ntnining l40 Acres |!

beirg mo land purchased b. W. 2. Raney
of James /. Gibson: All Of said land will
be sold subject TO homestead heretofore
set apart, or SuGiciency Of the same to
satisfy judgment Of S557.4S. interest and
cost Of this cause, in favor Of W. Z. Raney.
Terms Said land vii! be sold for cash,
and Eili slso De surveyed and laid off in lots
TO suit purchasers before the day Of sale.
p. W. CLARK,
Dec. no C.. and II. and Gps. Com.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

nAsHisGTOS, Thursday, June 2S, 1877.
The IS Of the electoral still ROMAN Il
the hands secretary. il drafting the n forming
that body no provision made for a custodian. The
secretary cry much embarrtssed To what dspO5-
ton he iali make " theso paper. The Law places no
responsibility upon hliu. n viii take good CHAT
not destroyed iOT the piesCnf ana VIII No
doubt sh Congress the session 10 relieve him OF
them
Tne recent letting OF postal route contracts WILL 10 is
Intuatcd, b. the OF discomfort IN the
South because te .o.lquacy Of the appropriation pre-
vents the cattDlisHi1. % certain routes and the
prUlCngatiOh OF certain old ones.
The su iden departure OF Mr Preston the Hayan nm
lister accredited tins country said reference
To differences between citzCns ~ the United
States ana Of Hayti Mr.. Preston suddenly sum
m0ned by Telegraph
The Register OF tie Treasury will begin the signing
the four per cent bonds tomorrow Iho hrst sgned
VIII be OF The smaller denominations, which required
um diately % meet the demands OF ths popular suo
,criutiOns.
1t r. mm0red that Judge Thomas VI. Cooley Chief JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court Michigan viii be appointed
United states Circuit Judge for Tennessee dill o
cancy created by the death Of Judge EmmOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-29

ADAMs-On June PC, 1877. on board steamer CITY o.
YORK. hom Havana, Nm Newton ADAMS IN TIE
Fnera erv ces viii be held at Christ Church. Norwich.
Conn. saturday morning AZ II o'clock.
PUTNAM -At Iindens staten Isl nd Thursiay. JIM,
Eiy.seh lOl giles NGhnlsOn, naive 0f Ayrshire scot
laDd. lBd rrl.t %. the iafe capt benjamin bgtman
The .risps the family invited attend The funerz
from square Presbyterian Church Rev Dr. Tuck
orsl saturday az 2. m.
Scotch paprrs please copy.
COX-On W sinesday Juae 81 Ann Cox. widow Of Jane
son Cox. IT,. L The ,.tL * her
Funeral SATURDAY. aoth inst az from the residence
James Is. KARI No 90 Mest Forty sixth
81 Relatives ald friends Az inviic IL attend.
Willie W C. and Nina ~ re Hart n The sih year "
has
DoRrIC-on "Wednesday. June a. 5. c. Dornc aged 81
years. un1ths.
enrl-st.
JOHNES-At residence n his parents 80 Cotiage st.
Jersey Gig ahLs. Hudson County ~ j. Heny Jnlrcs,
OF Arthur and Margaret r. Johnrs ig-d years 10
pnsrai a. Il y. M. Today from his parents norse.
MACY-Gn Paris March 20 Rowland r. Macy Of NevY1rk
r.. avas and fenp OF family respectfully Invited
attend k8 funeral o., ChuIch ~ tne dolly iuMl lyr.
Ing RS 3lisDnaFe aut Ortr-secOnc-L, On FRIDAY,
June 20. I,l7. - bali past O'Clock 9. pa.
Boston, aysrh, Mass, aud Nantuck papers please COPY
MOIR-At sufern Rockland CO.. NevYork, "Wednesday.
The 27tn Margaret stenhOuse eldest daughter VI
James AOr oi TINS citf.
Funeral rom the residence ~ her father No 20 Ncst Tenth
ST.. on Friday. the 2Jtn inst, 70 1880 \. M.
NOODWAkD-In Woodstock. W. On "wednesday, June ~,
LYDIA /. wife % solomon woodward
Funeral On Friday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-29
rvFRc1sEs At STEVENS INSTITUTE.

The Class day and Commencement exercises Of
the stevens Institute " Technology. HobOken were held
vsteay Class dag observed the campus IN front
~ the institute at 10 y. m. The exercises consisted
nj sleeehe BIZ the class prosden. AMI members OF the
F,lf and the burial o the scholastic reir- OI u Com
enee,nt exercises IN the large hail OF the institute
W.. attended by q large audience. On the platform
wore GOV BeGa. Prof Nurtz ". " Shipper, the Rev.
p bod the hon Jacob Nilnat&a, "A. l. Holly AMI tile
members y the Faculty.
pr-.ideut Morton a short address said that 20 give
liza and variety the exercises imprunpiu speeches
np ts ,il0rs mad been subs usd tor lhc reading ~
s theses of the graduating class. A. l. Holly, the cngi-
neer ant scientist, then reviewed the fortunes ~ the
stevens encineering pr0iects GOV Beie was 10
c,ved with great applause, and made brief speech,
AZ me close remarks he expressed wish That
NeJ.rsev might sell ts interest IN the stevens Battery,
fr hg exsupiifying thr genius VI it, inyentT t vas
rle1 h. he An address by Pruf. De FOi5en
Wood follow ID. -eing efAy prepared fe''e" OF
mechanics - -. =. .
following students
A a. Brlukcrb1G Maurice I. Coster, p F.. Id'h
LEVI. H. NASH James Is. Pierce John Napcne.
Ess ard =. EHbrrts Elwlrt A. Euhings L. Van Nllke.
one .radudfe, Nm. l. Geyrt, \. NJ received tue de-
rs ~ Bachelor 81 Sc,nce. Tue degree of Doctor III
fnilos ,phy was conferred upon Prof Henry Narz OF
HJDoAen.
IN. Presi,eut announced that TIE Prestiy prize In
chemistry had been awarded a. John r. Kelly of the
third class for superior scholarship and faithful per-
fauce II duty The c!0sod with the yaeGlc-
torl Address Of Lewis u Ass,a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-29
The SOURCE or THE STENCIL.
WHAT TIE HEATH OFFICERS DISCOVERED Ar
LONG ISLAND CITY

WHAT TIE HEATH OFFICERS DISCOVERED Ar
LONG ISLAND CITY.
BY the invitation of Charles Pratt, James
A. Bostwick, and William T. Wardwel VINO represent
greater part o. the interest at Hunters Point
President c. F. Chandler and DR.. r. O.. Janeway OF the
Board OF Health, d.. W De T. Day, Sanitary supern-
tsudeut and DR. r. H. James, Assistant suDerinrendeut
Wednesday afternoon visited oil rehneries fer
tlizer factories, and other works Long island City
II desired possible, ascertain tne cause Of the
senches that % great q nuisance In THIS
city Tho party first went 10 the oil works
OF Charles PHtt & co. on BuslwIck Creek
they approached The refinery strong smell Of k.r,
De- carried across inc river 10 NcWYOr City. The
tors stillrOOm ana packin groom Mere ali carefully e.,
condition. Proceeding up NewtOwn Greek. sludge
acid ana other file smelling ma.rrlais Wer, l,l M
large quantities. The party passed TWO or three f.r-
uizer factories, ia the neighborhood Of which the
wharyes, water ana shores covered with sludge
one the oder of. fat melting could be- dis
tngushed: then that " sludge Acid ana OF garlag.
A. The tag passed Gal. Feischman a Co's sWI nII!K
establishment IT BasNie, several Of the inhabitants
recognized d. james, who bad conducted the descent
upon them some time testfying t. their nitoa
by their cpthcis lud grIms.crs.
Being iuily satisfied hat tie establishments OF Henry
Preston Sons, James BucAan & CO.. aud Peter Van
IGerten c0utflDnod most to tie aud about
ths section OF Newt0En Creek the 11rrv returned 10 ie
Standard OH Works and shown through ever, par
The agaors were not Al wor bat the visitors
surcd That the sudge acid produced did become
fensye unless combined witA water or sonr anlinal
lhr party then crossed Goes factory
aud Witnessed the operation OF treating the bone black
menhaden scrap and reuse OF blood aud the
saught,r-hOuses. Eacn OF Health di-
Jucty recognized the odor that has been complained
In this CITY. IL was simply oycrpoweriu- TINS the
superintendent assured The visitors the worst smell
nude IN the factory, and they expressed belief
none cOud be created. TLls - by la tr largest
fertilizer factory on Long Island AMI tie work OF
IN Dusiness to Barren Island rapid progress
stated tbat if Will air. Zoe 100000 - effect
this removal There viii BE- also additional Xpcuso
necessary - carry on Tie business Barren Island
principally because IN the materials must transported
that place ale takes yearly all -iudgs acid which
the rcnneres ABOUT Ain Produce equal 10 about 900
carbOys month. steam Tug IL ~ ited with suit.
Bile tanks which the siudge acid ia to be pumped
rcctY from the agia,0s, and thus transported Bar
rem Island IL estimated that the factory produces
over 10000 tOus OF Fertilizers year.
President Chandler stated that the following cOnclu-
sons had reached by the visit The n0xJus Odors
produced by TIE fertilizer niaaIfctOfiss and not
the reaaeres Nevertheless, the oil re1ners hold tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 2S.-lt is stated that the Right
Hon George Ward Hunt, Piss Lo-d OF TIE Admiralty
Ina resigned He is dangerous'y H. and was removed
yesterday 10 VIVID.
LONDON, June 2S.-Ihs Post has a dispatch
from Rome saying: Archbishop Wood o PIi.Gei puia.
who left Rome on Thursday last has been appOnted
Arbitrator the Of the diocese OF fis
bug and the Ancient Order n HIDcrnians.
LONDON, June 2S.-Charles Bradiaugh and
Miss Annie i,saHt who were arrested and tried COR pub
lshinga pamphlet alleged 10 be immoral. haYc been
cnndeu,ued 70 sx months imprisonment, 10 fine OF
goo po- eaG and ~ enter into IN asre iont Ia De-
have well Tor two ,ears A HcS tr.a refused jus
nee COcRbnrn sal mat tne prisoners nad not persisted
in pnblishiur tine book be would have dIscnaged them
on LLoIr own rccogIizances.
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LATEST SIP SETS
lEar elh.r nsr xs.s gee rnlra Haz,.l


sth Pernsmbaco slh Par Ism. vita rcsc ami pas
rt,aashp Ysdao ,srl owen Hun June G. plymouth On,
aud Boston Z5th, alt mise AID pass % e. a. L. snt
lars Autoinet,e lsseiJ skantze, Bremen IS tars, in
ballast lunch. edye q Co Anchored AZ sandy Hoos Tor
orders
aar. Carbon Kcaay % ,O1 iToT Boston b. ballast 70
Bars Guiding Sar N nanfa smith zaz' DAYS. Siih
7chr. Ceiac'aH e ir9Yihc"io"nh opFrr hN''"n s'th
sehr May Esb Young cat Islard win pineapple,
to } !mes D0lsl's- se-s.l 20 80 fcn1.t Z n =" -.
davs with pneappie- TO VIM Dossass, vessel r. J. Won.
SER Henry II pitts. French virginia vith ~ooG.
sehr Ann stratuon Franklin. WITH lumber % simpson.
schr l. smith Upton. Portland With lumOer TO J. N.
SER koret Duaharn Gardiner WITH lumber ]. w.
,chr sn Banks Iinsco Rockpot with granite to Booss
s e I mssg, F n v sf iss.l ai'io1 on
schr Lllsc Frye, River y > 10 DAYS, with -yl'ps
schr Martha Schols Ochn, sands River n. 8. 10 lays
with spihng Pheips * K,moll.
Sch 40. PaiLpa. shuea n. 5, days win sp,ing 10
scLr Via. c. r. wOwry. Eaton, caais. with lumber 10
~n. Duren Doyle calsis with ath 70 John soyn-
schr Nene Bell Besner, Bangor with lumber 10 b. II.
sebr G. G. Cramer CTamer Providence or Philadelphia
sca log o;lan NTH syieneo ,9l .,es ~, pa boz,
JOHNSON. .
LONDON Jnne 2S.-~a'le,i NectaD01ga FOR View Yorsl
Arrived. Ar'c Pare -ro Evviva, Folkylng Italia capt
Ferris, Aloi,n tC4pi. Lar en-, H. l. honth
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHAmEsrov June 1s.-7sied. steamship Geo. W clyde
for New AOrE
NEyCRir ASs Juno Careg. ship JaDes 4. Wright.
Liverpool sailed ship kncSerbocke sap ia =.
Inyer scar hei.Iie BrTaHS On the bar steamsaio
DELawARR CITY. June 2s-Arriyed D. scbr Eliza J. RAY.
nor Oh sOa. sailed 2rn sehrs JOhn A orhn, ir0n
Boston ". T.. Elzlu-, 10
PORTLAND Ne june 2s-Clesred. brig Ad1ie Hsie. FOE
MinuGe b., schrs. Viva T.. petjVl and Abbie Dunn Tor
kenneDec, % load for Washington.
SAVANNAH, June Zss-lol steamship Junista for Phia-
'cpma
sA FgAsusco June 2s-Arryod ship River Indus tIsr.
from hull, va Valparaiso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-29
THE COLLEGE BOATING CONTEST.


THE DAY BEFORE THE RACE.
TIN YALE AND HARVARD CREWS CHEERFUL AND
UNExCITED-THE RESULT IN GREAT DOUBT
LATEST WEIGHTS or THE MEN.
lFRCI TIE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBuNE'l
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 2S.-BOth crews
are taking rest to-day, preparatory to tomorrow
struggle visited them in their houses this morning
Tue Yale men whom / FIRST were lolllng out on the
piazza At their quarters, with or two inside trolling
out, Fare thee well. now must leave thee" viii
jolty which showed that the excitement over what they
have in store las not made them nervous Mr. Wool
The stroke was in front OF the house passing base
hall with one Of bis men. and when asked for information
As to The weights Of his sad that the worA Oh the
last Few days had made material change in them win
tue exception OF Hart tie bow, who claims to nave
cgned four pounds nc was last weighed. As 10
their chances OF success nothing SAID In faat ootn
crews and their hackers are retcent wien asked 10 ex-
press AN opinion venture prediction OF me result
The following the last cred weights or the Yale
r1pr taken I'm their boating dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GEN. GRANT AT LIVERPOOL.
VERY GRAND DIANER IN MS HONoR-REC lPrIONs
AHEAD.

AHEAD.
LoNDos. Thursday, June %. 1877.
Upward of 200 gentlemen, including repre-
sentatiyes OF all public bodies the town, attended the
banquet gwen 70 Gen Grant in LIVERPOOL ay The
banquet held IN the large ballroom Of the Town
Hail and was a very grand affair Gen. Grant, who was
uniform. received with the greatest enthusiasm
lie sat on the rght Of the Mayor Mkt 10 Gen Grant
sat Lieut-Gen. sir Henry DeBathe, COMMANDER of the
forces in toe Northern District.
The Mayor, proposing Cen Grants health, spoke Of
the sterling qualities he possesses as solder which
have enabed him to restore peace aud prosp ritz " ms
country.
Gen Grant, responding said che reception he
Great BIZ tin beyond ais expectations AM
Is such "a any living person ui At feel proud Of. He
said he believes. however that u indicative Of the
friendly relations which exist between peoples VINO
that friendship gOud continue 10 De- cultivated and Ions
endure. Referring remarks relative C. the Brit
sh army he SAM there are "a many soldiers now At
AlGafsaOt Us N the euiar army Of the United States
which has frontier OF tDlsan's ~ niles, but tEst r
necessary The Unitpd Stats cuad gGise volunteers and
and DIR Fdirfbid were examples of what those vol
unreers were.
After exp. esisent Grams from Liverpool he
will have DO spccial engagement unh Juii 3 ON inc
Fourth July - ns'et Firrfeport 1li sre recec
his re-, deuce, exe4laNaiT lp the AN. cans IN Lon
dom when Gen. isrsn w. be present The day the
General w1 90 10 Paris.
Ata speci,i u.stilc Of the Toaa Council u sheffield
to-day, - resolved 90 invite Gen. GIaut % Wis ta
city IA thc faii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-29
PREPARING TO REBUILD.

ST. JOHN, June 2S.-A public meeting was
held Yesterday which presided over by the Mayor
Immediate action was urged with regard TO widening
and improving the Streets placing restrictions on the
erection wooden brickaced buildings placing the
harbor in a condition to continue commerce the raising
of loan 20 rebuild the city, and the admission OF bula-
ing material free OF duty for the space Of II mon'ns
Various committees appointed 10 confer with Tie
Council OF the subjects The insurance representa-
tves have signed an agreement binding their companies
70 accept no insurance any wooden OF brckiaceu
buildings hereafter erected. any buildings hereafter
rooted with shingles, the contents thereof WITHIN
-. John
The Hamilton City Corporation has Increased its con-
triDution 70 the 81. John sufferers TO $4,000.
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kew 10 the situation. The iar,e-t fertilizer factory
VII be removed b...rcn Leland few weeks. Inen
u the oil rcfiness reuse Va sell sindre acid 10
he used Ia On County. the entire nuisance
VIII De alaled without further li. iltl. The susEe
ac brings - cents carbuy. charge Of cefts more
chrboy would cover the extra cost OF transportation to
Barren island Unless the OH reinsrs sell their acd,
taey wouid have 1t into the 4 10
be used an. II they 10 into I- vcf. re 1er0n of
the water would produce q terrible steEc. IN OHIO,
where tbs aciu Ia recovered the arising be
noticed for or tive miles. The buik OF mateiia re-
CURED IN the manu- aeiure OF fertilizers l. great
Hat 10 II NOT probable that auy scientific could
DC DEVISED so that IL could DE without creating
nuisance. The Standard Ammonia Worss on the north
shore Of Ncwtnwn Greek thought by the visitors
probably 20 add somewhat % the nuisance, but the oiOr
OF the -ludge scd OyerpowerUG al the others, that
THIS couii lot De determined with absolute t.-y.
However, this nuisance couf aDated by subjectin-
ne YapOrs " The IN N Entnr.