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Confederates IN Roatan.

Strange as 1t may seem there IS an organi-
z}tlon IN Boston called ''Stonewall Jackson
association" Their annual meeting was
held Saturday afternoon in hall hung with
ton, Jefferson, Stonewal Jackson and others
The president, IN his address, was sure that
the feeling of illwill against the people of
the south at the close of the war had passed
away and that instead there is good will to-
ward all the people in every section of the
country. The recorder-generaI reported that
me amount OF contributions from the mem
twenty-tour dollars, aud the sum expended
IN aiding natives Of New England and others
who We're IN the Confederate service was nine
hundred and forty-six dollars.
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The Vanderbilt Family quarrel.

New YORK, April 8-The Vanderb.ts
seem very anxious that the recent family set
dement, shall not be called by its right name.
CoraelIu5 J. Vanderbilt writes to the TIL
b"he denying that there has been any COM
promise; and submits as evidence two letters
one written by hlm to William H. Wander
bilt, and the other being the latter's reply.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, in his letter, says:
The surrogate having decided the will case
in your favor, have directed my counsel to
discontinue the two actions | have brought
against you. Let me assure you that, in my
own behalf, | now tender you the olive
branch in sincere good faith, and with an
earnest desire and determine ion to do all in
my power to rvet more firmly as time
progresses, the bonds of brotherly love and
family fellowship" William H. Wander
bits reply is equally touching, but the Tri-
Olt''e does not alter ITS view OF the cempro-
mise, especially as they do not dispute the
details of it.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

REEDS gilt edge tonic builds up all who
have been reduced and weakened by sick
ness.
SALOONS which keep frst-class liquors
should have Greenbrier in stock; it is uni
form in purity and flavor.
LIGHT, sweet and nutritious bread. biscuit
and pastry guaranteed when Crescent baking
powder is used. For sale by B. M. Shatton
& Co.
GOODYEAR has the latest styles in hats
and bonnets, and invites the ladies to call
and see them at his new stand, $50 Second
street.
No remedy in the world every came mo
such universal use, or has so faly won the
eon9dence II mankind, as Ayers cherry pee.
toral for the cure of coughs, colds and con-
SUMPTION
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Memphis Thenter.
LAW REPORTS,
Chancery COurt-W. w. H,DOweu,
Judge.
This is melton day.
Criminal COurf.

Calendar fer to-day; ATS and COS, L. c.
Carter; 93. Mary Williams; IS, Caroline
Freeman; 309 Jack Isham; $50, Pat Malo-
ney; IA. John Green; 354, Tom Scott and
Joseph Ramsey; 581, John Smith; I28, Eras-
mus Morris; 353, Julius Goehering; 458,
SaIIie Hopkins; $40, Annie Maria Williams ms;
SIS, William Smith; 400, Andrew Perkins
472, John Mitchell. alias Harris; -, NJ. 5.
Gardener, alias D. B. Davis.
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ADDITION AL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, April 10 River 20 feet. and fall
ing. Nsather-light ram. Arrived: Golden Ruls,
New Orleans.
ST, LOUIS, April 10.-RveT rising with 10 feet
70 Cairo: Weather-cOudy and wet. Arrived: Gold
Dust, Vicksburg. Departed: Centennial, New Or
leans ans
EVANSVILLE, April IO.-Rfver falling, d feet
inches by the gauge Weather~rainino= p1sSc,ITv
so deg. Business brisk 80
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The Police Ball

Bids for the privilege of restaurant, con-
fectionery and shooting gallery will be re-
ceived until Saturday noon, The twelfth IN
slant, at police headquarters by the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

M ULE-On dark bay horse mule, eight years old
vi branded on left jaw with letter +. A liberal
reward will be paid for the delivery of the TO
J. A. Forrest Co.. at Memphis, to me at Collier
Vile. J. S. MORRIS.
NOW-On April Sd, a light red cow, lower part of
~ her tail white, white feet. swallow fork In each
ear, crooked horns Five dollars reward for her re-
turn 10 No. 1876 Front street.
MISS ANN BRACKLEY
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Clrcuit Court-J. o. PIeree. Lndre.

SIEcutt OOurI-V' o EIeEce, huge.
The case of Edmuuds, Pettigrew & Co. VS.
A. G. Fuller & Co. is on trial.
Tomorrow Is motion day.
On Monday next the court will begin 10
call the non-jury docket, the first forty cases
constituting the calendar for that day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GreenIaw Opsrahouse.

Last evening quite large audience at
tended the art exhibition given at the Green
law Operahouse for the benefit If the Leath
orphan asylum The entertainment included
a series of views Of the cities of Paris and
Versailles, comprising a complete tour of the
gay French capital and a visit to the Louvre
and Medici galleries of statues. including the
apollo BetUidere, the Dying Gladiator, and
numerous other copies of meritorious sculp-
ture and paintings. Another entertainment
of like character will be given tonight.
Memphis Thenter.
Last evening the Warde 4 BARRYMORE
comrany closed an engagement at the
Theater in Diplomacy. The leading part,
the Countess" was excellently performed
by Miss Nellie Cummins, while Miss Josephine
Baker enacted the character of Dora IN a
pleasing manner. The principal male
characters were Mr.. John Drew as Henry
Beaucerc," Mr.. Rees Davis as Count
Orlof and Baron Stein" and Mr. C. J.
Edmonds as Captain Julian Beauclerc.
The company left for Nashville last night.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

80" why don't shoes VVear rs well 9s
they used top? is often heard. 1t is because people
are TOO much inclined 10 IatrOnize the so called
" Chedp Saiss AMI Bankrupt ClOSiiQOsfS'' where
shoddy go dS are palmed of for the real attlce II
you want shoes o. wear, go where they are known 10
Keep them; and. D paying little more, get gOS d
ar.lc-a AEn .aAE MONEY! EELEREHN- =
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Country saloons Will find 1t 30 their
interest 10 get Pride CT the Syest
Faucet and Air PRESSURE" and keen
the celebrated "Lemp's Lager Beer
Fritz Pfenfert - Co.. sole agents, Is
Court street.
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EIOYd,S

NeapOlitan cream in brick naoalds. Pure
cream, fancy deserts to order. Cakes and
pastries a speciality. Fresh Caramels as
usual at FIoyd'S.
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KREMER, HEBZOG & co.

BARGAINS.
Beautiful hats at So, Sc, So, $40.
Real French hats at Sl2, $I4
Very pretty trimmed hats at 81, 50, $4.
Great Bargains in our Millinery Department.
Parasols at 81, 81 so. 81.
Parasols at 81 so. 50, So so.
Parasols at 81, 50, Sc, s., so.
Extraordinary handsome Parasols, and great
bargains.
KID Gloves, Soc, 75c, 81, 81 25.
Best Kid Gloves, 81 So 81 IS, 50.
Undressed Kid Gloves, 81 so.
Lisle Gloves, 25c, 35c. soc, 60c, 75c.
Lace Mitts, 60c, 75c. 81, 81 so, 81.
ChIldren's best Kid Gloves, 81.
Beautiful new Ties, 15c, 25c, 40c, SOC.
Beautiful new Ties, Use, 81.
Beautiful Breton Fichus, 81 %, 81 so, 81.
Beautiful new Fans, soc, Use, 81.
Spring Wraps, 81, So, Sc
Spring Wraps, 81 so, SO, $40.
Silk Wraps, ga, $l6, SIS, $40.
Extra Bargains IN Wraps.
New Spring Suits, very, very cheap.
Corsets, SOC, 85c, 81, handmade.
New Ruchings, 10c, 1215c, 15c, zoe a yard.
Beautiful new Ruchinos opened.
Extra Bargains in Dress Goods.
Beautiful Iron Grenadines. Worsted, etc,
cheap. Special bargains il Black Buntings.
Great Bargains at our house now.
KREMER, HERZOG & co.
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REED S gilt-edge tonic Is a mud corrective,
and its purity and flavor are guaranteed.
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WHAT THE SOUL rs.
a German Professor Makes the Inn
pOrtanC Discovery at H.asC-HiDts
for the Two Memphlans WHO
are Discussing the
Immortality of
the Soul

Ia view of the fact that two amateur theo-
| logIans and philosophers of Memphis are
now engaged in a discussion as to the i'm
| mortality of the soul, the following novel
theory may not be out of place. Prof. jaeger,
| of Stuttgart, Germany, has published a series
of articles entitled the Discovery Of the Soul.
The soul, according 20 this naturalls is simply
(honi soft qiti mdly penSe) smell, and con-
sists of a chemical composition of albumen"
called 9lerUina. Liver, kidneys muscle,
brain each emit a peculiar cdor which
is readily distinguished. Each Of these Or
gans has its own soul, and collectively they
constitute an aura which may arise above the
threshold Of consciousness and even become
offensive as IN animals and IN negroes, but
which more commonly Is q very efficient and
unconscious agent medIating the instructive
attractions and antipathies OF temperaments
and sexes. Thus small children recognize
their parents Not only hunger but low
love, hate and pain, emit their own peculiar
odors. To people OF sanguine temperament
soul-stuff is most loosely bound with albumen,
IN choleric people more firmly. Moses dis
covered the scientific fact that there is a soul
IN the blood; Oxen that the soul, Ike all else
in the animal body, was II a cell; but Prof.
jaeger claims to show just what the soul is.
The likes and disi,kes OF heroes and heroines of
''counterparts," e.cempH gratid, Is no longer
riddle or myth. Platonic love is not pla
tonic and 1t is not a love, but tintellatiOn
of the nerves, or perhaps of the pigment
cells of the Schneiderean membrane.
THERE can be nothing more disgusting to
the credulity of the public than to read of
cure all nostrums" so frequently advertised.
The idea Is simply pTeposterous. How diff
ferent with standard proprietary medicines,
such as DR.. C. M'Lanes celebrated liver
pills, prepared only by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburg. They have stood the test of fifty
years, and to-day-more popular than ever
are estimated worth their weight in gold
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Ut 70 y H1CII4 9dIIIIIUTFs NIUs
have prescribed Colden's Liebio's LIQUID
extract OF beef and tonic invigorator. ard
cheerfully state that it has met my most SAN
gulne expectations, giving to patients long
enteebled by chronic diseases, debility, weak
ness, loss Of appetite and Indigestion, the
needed nutrition and nerve-food. Sold by
grocers and druggists.
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WIG aTnrGer and snInIne-

SHOHoLA, PA, April IO-George Hass
yesterday cut his wife's throat and then
! drowned himself.
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PROF. C. P. wINKLER. MUSICAL DIRECTOR.

GRAND MASK BALL,
Benefit of the Widows and Orphans of the
Memphis Police FOrce-E Epidemic 1875
1.-THE Exposition Building, on
Thursday Evening, April IL. 1879.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
4. r. Athy, Chairman, W. c. Davis,
X. r. ATata, g. L. O'HaVer
=. j. OupleY q Kunh0ly
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REED 5 gilt-edse tonic purifcs the blood,
restores the appetite and stimulates the Ill
gestlon.
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WANTS.

PIANos-Two pianos to purchase; must be sold
y c9eap. ADDRESS H o., Appeal office.
II oUsEKEEPER-FOl small family Address
- h. r., Appeal office.
y COD boy as waiter at A. Kaufman's saloon No
" $50 Second street.
DIANo-At low rates, Tor cash Address / N
piano can be seen. 'N "ei0
UNRoTTLNG STALLION5 Fur SEASON OF 1871.
L " Blue Grass" by Rysdyck Hamiltonisn.
dam by Long Island Black Hawk
q, COL JKFFERsOn," by DT. Hers Mambreno
rstcheG dam Lady Jefferson We also have very
stock. HUGH d. AND JOHN r. GREER '''@9
Six miles southeast of city.
SiLOAIlON-Ay young man raised in the country
- ABOUT seventeen JeaIs OF age, Of good habits
ana can furnish recommended ons from The hest
Silzens OF the county, is DESTROYS OF securing t
ZION III d memphis business house. Address
APPEAL OFFICE.
M USiC TEACHER-A young lady to teach music
~. In an academy; also, want to rent piano
4 IOTTAGE-TO rent a cottage In Fort Pickering
~ with garden and stables, Call by Saturday even
ing, al 23I Main street. DIR. MARABLE
WHITE GIRI-FOr general houseWOrk, In a
w small family, at ia UNION ST.
NJ URSE-White girl, twelve or fourteen years old
~ TO take care OF child three years old. Answer
saturday, care Appeal office.
NENANT-To cultivate 80 acres on Island "a on
q shSIesi good dwellings and cisterns. Apply TO
dage Fisher, 300 Front, or A. Lea y Co, Fulton.
y 81 MONROE ST.
DARTIES wishing TO purchase the
L GROVER q BAKER SEWINCi-AIACHINE
TO call at their office, 3lS Main street Repairing
promptly attended to, and warranted.
TTNkACHER-For the SomeryiiIe District 1j96
a School, an experienced lads music teacher; good
Recommendation requtted; salar guaranteed Ad-
dress G b. SALE, Sec'y, Atoka Tenn
RoAhDERS-At az Court street Rates 10 s7IIf
- the times. Front OF back rooms Also day
DOanders wanted.
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Fritz PFemfert * Co., No. I3 Court
street. receive beer each day fresh
from LemD's renowned brewery, pack
ed In ice In their refrigerator cars
Order your beer from them
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ma, ED z. PoSTAL---.--. Master,
Will leave Memphis eveTy WEDNESDAY ~ r
PIN. Nor freight OF passage, apply TO
X. W. LIGHTBURNE,
No. Monroe ST, OPP Peabody hotsl
Il. =. GLENN. an WbarIboaf
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From DIR. 5. J. Belt, Baltimore. Nd.

John SturIa's Restaurant.
Ladies parlor up stairs, 337 Main, corner
f Union
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FOE SALE Or RENT.

LNURNITURE- OF most desirable and centrally
IL located residence; furniture embraces full par.
Tor set, chamber sets (c0mpete) also, hall, dining
room and kitchen furniture. Parties uJing the
whole outfit can secure the house at low rent None
but TespOsi0le parties need answer. L. A., Appeal
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OdOrIess ExcayatTDo sJonn.uv

OuOAACsS GAc6ssAOAAS OOnn lanys
Vaults eknDsied at reduced rates. ssf-
fees, I92 Washington and AS 1Ead5soD
Kit Williams Block.
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F'SlR RENT.

II TEL large. new tbree-story brick hotel In
IL Bolivar, containing twenty rooms, besid s com
Portable outhOuses and garden, with good we'll; stu
ated on the public square, and all premises in good
order. For further information, address BOLIVAR
HOTEL COMPANY, Bolivar, Tennessee, or
" JEROME HILL, Memphis.
II OUSE-A large and cOmmOdi0us house in a
IL desirable locality, by lady 10 family with
whom she can board, In part payment of rent An
ply at 81 ST. Martin street. MRS. J. R. CASH.
A FURNISHED BOARDINGHOUSE-C
~ located Address A. r. Appeal Office
THE PREMISES west Side of Third street. he
4 tween Madison and Monroe lately occupied by
J. N. Paine as stables and stOckyard. Terms Tea.
Sonaole TO good tenant B. RICHMOND,
28l Main street.
STOREHoUsE-NO Howard row, corner Shelby
- ana Union streets. H. WETTER a. co.
1.-TWO PLANTATIONS-Cheap TO desirable tenant;
! one near Mason, Tenn, and one near Forrest
City, Ark. Apply TO A. N. MKAY 81 Main st.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE Centrally located:
IL man and wife will board with the occupant
address NO. Mulberry street.
II OUSE-The desirable tWO-stOTy frame dwelling
IL house, No. 443 POntOtoc street, Just east Of
Ofleans In good repair and convenient to either
vance or Beale street cars; Apply to
]. III. SHEPHERD, 10 Madison st.
lSOOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms and Offices
" 45l9 Madls0n. j. J. LOCKART. 43Is Madison.
DOOMS-Furnishss UNFINISHED; suitable also
LIZ n0I IILInllles to houSekeep. IOl JEFFERSON.
ANURNlSHED R0OMS-With or TfthoUc hoard
- NO. 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap 10 gem
- uemen New brick house, "a Mulberry street
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ROOE8s. ANs1 BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS With board,
IL at 81 Second street.
DEsIRABLE RooM-with board, at -
l. ~ COURT STREET.
POARDERS-At 81 Union street, corner Her
ID nandO; rates to suit the times; % day-bOard-
ers wanted, by Mrs. 4. II. WHITEMORE.
y ENTLEMAN and WIFE-Or two gentlemen
VI can get a beautiful. unfinished room and coed
board with private family, in pleasant locality,
convenient to street cars, at SIS per month.
Address w. Z. H., Appeal Office.
pOARDERS-A few gentlemen day-bOardeTs at
II 80 Union street. Terms moderate.
DOOMS-FuTnished ana unfinished with board;
LIZ also, day-boarders. at 4Sl Shelby street;
references required.
POOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
LIZ board, can be had at 43l SHELBY STREET.
Day-bOarC ers also wanted.
PooMS-Firstclass, with good board. Terms
LIZ moderate. AT l04 MARKET ST.
DOOMS-Desirable rooms and good board at
LIZ 80 JEFFERSON STREET.
PooM- Desirable front room, with board, at
DOOM5- SUIT of front rooms, with board at I II
Ii Court street. Day b9ardeTs wanted.
INIRST-CLASS rooms, with or without board
IL Terms very moderate. No. "a Mulberry.
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FOR VICKSBURG.
FOR OSCEOLA.
FOR WHITE RIVER
HARER eGASH.

HeEolor independent MeaGnhIE and
white River Paeket-FOr Augusta, JaclSonpOrf
sejiIeY, and way points. The regular independent
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FOE SALE

EO& SALE
DWELLING--Atthe southwest corner of Main and
l. Madison stS., on the 18th day of April, at I
O'Clock, Will sell to the highest bidder the II5 orr
frame dwelling. No Al, on the south side of RoDesOn
ST., between Quimby and Hill; lot 37la by so; prem
ises in splendid condition; rooms, stable and all
necessary Outhouses. Terms cash.
l. d. CONAWAY, No. s Madison St
II oRsE AND RoCKAWAY-A tine Tockaway and
IL horse; also, several stands of BEES-sOme
Italians. Apply to q. B. PETERS, JR..
No. 2S9 Main street.
nESIRABLE FARM-Of thirty acres, with fine
L. orchards and under good cultivation. Apply to
r. w. CASKIN, 436 Main street
II ITZFELD'S non-explosive headlight oil; pure
IL flint ehimneys; Danforth erasive fluid.
233 SECOND STREET.
NTOODf-WOODI-Yard 100 Main street. All
wv qualities. at low rates.
ROCERY-A rare chance Tor man with sman
NJ capital TO start In rst-class Grocery and lOca-
ton Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street. j. STEWART 4 co,
PRICK-Shlpped cheap By river OF railroad Leave
- orders at John A. Denies, 352 Front street.
Large concessions Will be made on orders for good
Ea1monBTck, suitable for chimneys setting boil
SIs, etc .. II. p. PIPER
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EOIANoS-Two pianos to purchaser must be sold
\ cneap. Adaress II. o., Appeal Office.
HoUsEKEEPER-FOl a small family. Address
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II OUSE-A large and eOmmOdious house in a
Il desirable locality, by a lady 10 a family with
whom she can board, In part payment of rent. Ap-
ply at 81 st. Martin street. MRS J. r CASH
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OlANO-At low rates, Tor cash. Address l.. NJ
lanO can be seen. ~
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, Col JkfFERsOn," by Dr. Herr's MambrenO
rStche1; dam Lady Jefferson. We also have avery
stock. HUGH ID. AND JOHN r. GREER
~ mil
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-12-11

Capt. j. w. Newman is in
Nashville.
Robt. Il. Gill returned from
Sumner county last Monday.
Miss Kate Whitaker, of Null
berry, visiting at Col. Holman's.
Capt. /. ID. Barnes left last
Tuesday morning for Robertson
county.
Miss Sallie Bruce, of Merry
vile, is visiting Mr.. O. p. Bruce
and family.
Mr.. - Howell, of Arkansas,
brother of Mrs. j. L. Haynes, is
in Fayetteville.
Mr.. Ed Black, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, spent the first of the week
in Fayetteville.
Miss MolIie Mcneil, from East
Tennessee, is visiting Capt. i. Il.
Rodes and family.
DR.. T. U. Stephenson, of
Renh'ow Station, left last Tues
day morning for Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. j. w. Hunter was in
town Sunday and preached at
the Methodist Church Sunday
night.
DIR. II. G. Mckinney and fam
lily, of Blooms Hill, took the train
at this place last Tuesday morn
ing for Texas.
Rev. w. NJ. Green stopped in
Fayetteville last Friday night
OH his way to Blanche, where he
held quarterly meeting.
Misses Ella Hague and Mamie
Caldwell, two charming young
ladies from Mulberry, were yisi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. More
head last week.
Mrs. Nancy L. Cathcy, of
Boons Hill, a most estimable Ia
dy, mother of Mr.. James F. and
Capt. John Il. Cathey, has been
confined to her room several
weeks with asthma.
DIR. G. w. King, whose card
appears in the OBSERVER, in
tends making this his home.
We find him to be a pleasant,
affable gentleman, and We think
success.
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School Concerts.

A concert will be given at
Mulberry Institute, December
18th, at Z o'clock p. III. The
programme is brilliant, consisting
of a drama, comedy. dialogues,
music, &c. We thank the prin-
cipal and pupils of the Institute
for their compliments and an
invitation.
We are informed by Prof. O.
Sidney Stewart that celebration
will be held by the pupils of
Hopcwell Academy OH Wcdnes-
night 31st inst. Judging from
the entertainments heretofore
given by the pupils of this de-
sevedly popular Academy, We
predict that it will be grand
success-well worth attending.
We acknowledge the receipt of
an invitation to be present.
We hope to be represented at
both entertainments.
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TRIBUTE
To John o. Hatcher.

Death has again disregarded
the fortress of love and tender
watch and care, and called from
our Sunday school circle and the
embrace Of loved ones q pupil
and son.
JOHN OCTAvIUs HATCHER is
dead ! His spirit fed from the
shores of time on the night of
November 9th, 1879. Silently
and unknown to mortals, in the
presence of the Spirit God, the
last conflict with death was had /;
and while the archer sent his
poisoned arrow to the heart, the
spirit triumphed through Jesus.
And, whereas, it has pleased
the Head of the Church to re-
move, in His just wisdom, the
soul Of our friend and associate
from labor to rest:
Resolved, by the Fayetteville
Sunday school of the M. e. c..
South, That we bow in humble
submission to the will of Him
who doeth all things right.
Resolved, End, That in the
death of ,JOuNOCTAvITrsHATC, JI-
ER, our Sunday school has lost a
worthy scholar, and his class a
punctual and faithful member.
Resolved, Bird, That the young
men have lost an obliging and
kind associate and worthy exem-
plar; and the business circle a
young and honored member.
Resolved, 4th, That we tender
the bereaved parents and rela-
tives our heartfelt sympathies in
this hour of darkness.
Resolved, 9th, That these pre-
ambles and resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of the Sunday
school; the secretary be reques-
ted to furnish the parents of the
deceased a copy and also to the
papers of Fayetteville for public
alton. Mrs. w. N. WRIGHT.
4. NJ. ROBES,
w. X. WOODLAND,
w. N. WRIGHTjr.,
p. A. SowELI.,
Committed.