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,,....u,oI Corn Narket.-.-Oc r

-r.y,l from r.. and and c0ast~ 81 e4t .hE 80 -.
ne ~ - lr-r, ii Oatmel, ut hsi u o'As' '''-
cies. - - ,scs yed 6fJt qrs. Nhe -,
81, ~. 81 al sacks Ald ltzJs Dos : lou' Al" '
Csaa1a 81 "heai lld morse l7s7 rs wher,
l ne ~ ban csrn 81 and 9s<5 oos t'e1 I'D in.
Tosg .aisoes y ir1a , ar az. been been paid
sy an ise, ,her "a, a. a' .,t3- nj II uni
ers' ana sAs 49,, f1fv ID - n N pnces u taS day
veeA. ..,h -. ~,,d con. rgsufige drInAHo az
FRIDAY 2-lres- of'-s '
"a, last - - IL. ~ IA. s-.,t ~ sSOat vas hardly
in5.J - ard f-us NJ "a ,uiiUa ~ - ~ ga''e1
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~ Among the arrivals Yesterday W.
notice CheyalIer Dc SO3ie. Envoy aud Minister from
the Court Of Brazi 70 tue United states Tue
ChsAsI.rT y a-coM panlel by h,s ally and nmllI
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Passengers Sailed

n Z Wf' >T<1Tftlp TT aa1a. foT b-|qfs Isf
NoufAavrioH i. II Perk ns, ID PERKINS,. Ne~-YSrk
Rev John Nicolai And lady. Dsyoh. o Alba Gross
Y. Wm. Bocuer Tenn Jos lsgalse. Pans AeAills
Chenot, Frsnce John Frahhck. \ Y. Boxing lkss-
over JOea Jones and WI Armstrosg. Y, VI Pias
der. Gernsny Thomas Shutler. S3uihamp,oa Mis- Has
ler Germany Mrs MAY Conner Eng and "A \lrr
snder Boston. Geo. D Wmsch. Tenn VI lore. uesIss
Leonhrt, John Lsnk, s. LOUIS. kerd Lud~s, v .,
Chas HOlthaus. ChAs Stefen ard " N WlsgnzrheE. ~
I1xis J BrnRsH Philadelphlx
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Liverpool Cotton Market

and Surats are 3D. z p d1~n. Brazil add cShH.,h =
t,n are ID loae tse better qualities ~ ~ IN 49,,
=. Il.r@s r.nta.p ersrsme rates Tue sars az rstl
- 70 0do os Is 0,l OF when acre taAeh ~ *
- a. and include g. 30 Arencan SVy zfiNi"'' ~ '
~ surat ss4td. 81 sea Islands u ai'--
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FPVTT-AbIut go boxes Bunch kasins sod Quay ~
81 g SI g. and 100 naldo. 40 - aso y bDls GUITARS
ate 49,, "a b.f,. s,.d
FOPS-The demsnd continues good aDolt ~ oil's Soo
t0-its N O - and ie~ 1r4ihe al tf- ~, A.,
CIGARS-3go co German Ger have been s2i o4'
al, - "a 60 sra q few thousand Havana n Slg@sf
SFTDSSaies to-day Il ~ bDls new crop clover SEED
nearly Oh 81 &c. IL , ,so bill, =. or
30 g. p One sod P5.On aHl ~ hhCs Drudge n IL
TNfVTe r-afEet p, easier ~ supply larger sales
u. n ~. c.mmaa kolka,d ~ sc and Lump a. ~ -
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NRLo's.-A most gratifying tIibute d
lAprERrI.ENENr.l

Roor's GOLD MEDAL DAGUERREorYPEs
10 large family group Is wanted. or "A superior
rortraI, of Yourself " friends, or beautiful NINA
me sci N a breastpin, iockei or finger ring, 20 10
Root No 1863 Broadway, cor. Of FranAiln-st hlS
nictures are ~orAs OF art.
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SATURDAY Nov. l-P VI

There was more activity IN the Stock
market TO-DAY, and the tendency WAS deciieaiy up
ward The leac.ng fancies were IN demAh1 -ha
..r,ss. Harlem. Ere AMI Norwich were me ',v'f-
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Rrryos AyREs.-We have received co

MICS q, Buenos Avres papers up to the 3Oih o. Au-
snst but We had news previously OF much liIer
d.,e III, Argen,ins NNrs contains the correspond
CO If the Argentine AinisteI with the British MID
ser. m which be Ju>iIhes the course taken by ms
c,vernreHt IN resumlng hostlllties
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Receipt, Of Produce

Bg pc North Rter Bo0ts Nor l-zl 80 DDS Fl,a-, 80
- 49, - -tgs Ashes so Do WHISKY "a do Beef -
5o Bac9n q ~ 10 Cheese, 2l10 90 Butter n 30 "a
Whs.. 2 co., du Oats. 300 DO Corn.
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CITY ITEMS.

JUSTICE OsBoRNE.-We hear that several
malicious SANDERS have been set ahoat by the rec<
less persons who hate anything like Justice IN order.
10 inure If possible the reputation Of this faithful
and efficient public Officer. We say, possible, be-
cause We are certain that no man Of honor, who
knows Narnabas W Osborne, can be influenced by
such contemplate election warfare Justice OS-
horne has been charged with obtaining his nomna-
ton by fraud and violence when II IS notorious tht'
he was the first, next, last and only choice Oh tho
Wings and all the order-lOylng Democrats oi ms
olstrlct-thst he was nominated DN acclahitloh'
without single dissenting voice
Another equally groundless charge has been CIR.
cuIated In German, the effect that at the time OF
the valiOI not In the Sixteenth and Elglteenth
Wa4ds, Justice q. locked them up IN darA cells de-
manded eXOIbltant bal, &c, whereas the matter
did not occur IN Justice OS5Ome's district, ana none
Of the parties were ever brought before HIM. There
IS no doubt Of the source Of these shameless sian
deIs they came from that class OF desperldOes VINO
live by public and private piuhdeT "ho dely arr =
and glory N cTlme, some of whom have had me us
agreeable duty Of serving the City IN exp'dtlon 81
crime al the sentence Of SAID justice osborne. we
ar, confident thai only echo the universal oplh-
lou o. al honest men when we say thai Ju>'ce o,-
horne rs the very best man who could be placed IN
the station to which he Is nominated ana that MS
election (Which by-thebse. Is almost sure thhgJ
viii confer honor upon Ms consl thchts ana sIt4dh-
tee peace and qu.etncSS within me district
Mas. DosrwIcK's CONCERT Al NIBLo' 5
SAooN.-1hs second OF the senes OF this admirable
artlstes Concerts takes place tomorrow evening AZ
lie above place. Mrs Bostwick's lovely voice ahd
refined singing cannot fal 20 render the evening" ee-
leh,ful, and We warmly recommend our iea1el' 20
attend no. only this one but the other four "inch
trr 10 follow Nlblos was crowded At her lrSi on
! cert, and her second VIII cause an overflow.
NBLo's.-A most gratifying tribute TO
urofe >sIona ability has been awarded the exceienl
ert,sfes Berin and Frank, IN their new diVertlse-
/ Urut Of d" Ia CastgllOna Inc audience nave
eyuced the most unanimous satisfaction. IL VIII DC
gwen this evening with three other ehteftalhe.s
/ me White Wanlor,' The Milllners,' and the
! peW ballet Of " La Grazella.'
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lies and closed It n advance. En-, vent - IS.
Harlem to 6s'. and Norwich - 5, There was
strong disposition 10 purchase these stocks which III
PROBABLY be still stronger on Monday. under the
large geld receipts from California
KSchange continues firm with small sup
ply Sterling IoGIOs Francs5.l6. ajt9..
Freights are more active for liverpool,
It about previous rates Engagements 10000 81
5000 bushels Wheat At "a n iid-.he later m the
ship Philaeeiph is-l9.0o0 bushels. ship 10 bag It,
Loco bbls Flour ID so bblS RESIN ltd. To LONDON
30C0 5bls Flour Is %. Within q few says there
have been engaged not before reported, 10 London.
100 tunS OIL Cake, not oy packet Is e. To GlAs-
Cow Flour Is. Il "a Is g., All $50 bales Cot.
ton on terms we dii not learn. To Hayre, the
packet VIII not sail until the 4l instant.
To Rotterdam Ashes, 2-s Cd and 10 Amseriar.
1900 bushels Wheat, l6 Is and Rice rs. 6d.
To San Juan del Sud. 300 tunS Coal. si2 per tan.
CoaStwise there IS no change \ brig WAS chartered
to fetch cargo Of salt rom Bonaire, ii . cents
bark, a cargo from the Bahamas 10 New Orleans,
At II cents. The bark Swan, years old, 300 tuRs.
built IN Massachusetts, has been sold al $1,000.
In port FRIDAY BarkS. --..----.-..... -
steamers --------- - oflss -------.---------il
Ships --..------------li0 ScaoouerS -------.---l4
TOsal----..---------------- -o29
An important error having been made IN
the annexed statement, Published on saturday, we
reprint II in corrected shape
We annex a copy OF statement OF Al actual
transaction made by leading banking house 10 THIS
City. by which It IS shown that ABOUT per ccat
proh, IS made by drawing bills At ll0s against ship
ments Of double eagles
Account of Sale OF American Gold Eagles IN
London-Sl0G coo. weighing 53r4 o.. dyi>.
II grS., AZ 76s pad. per OF ------------ t2O4I1
Carnage from Liverpool, &c---------- Is
E20il2
Add 50 days int. ii p ct. on c20j73
t2057a 10
Cost IN America 100000
Freight. .----...---.s $3.50
Insurance, s---.--.-- 3,5
Kegs. cOoperage &c g %
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hISAruRg AIsANAc.--.raIE DAT
eys-Risss...s 3 Ssts-....t IS hoor-Rses I lem
NIGH sArER..--Nov 3
sx,1, Hsoi 4 Ga Gov. Island q o's fst 0~s-.S 10
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y.
ASHES-The market Is hardly So fam flr pots aud the
demand moderate At PEARS qust but steady
- - u ,ales ot ~ barrels
COI1ONlh he market Us easeT 900 bales nave changed
hands Ia day mostly fOg export
FLOUR AND NEAL-OuT market Tor The 10" srlies
~ far AID the demand less active Ilr The home and
trade but TAR for export tie decline IA fesats
flr0rig = oeuts The better grades cGl aud
,rces epted Canadian ~ heavy sties Of 200 bp'
trlie on u 81 The sales Of DomesIc fea "a 3Db DDS
- 20 - h Tor common 70 straight state - ia = f'r
Michigan Indiana auG ono, ana sirst 49, pr pure Cen
southern Is duh. and Prices iayor the Duyef - :,
of so bids - i2i9S y for common 70 good brands
va umoIe, Rye -Four and wanted a - 90
,eu Buck whent Ism demand at s. jOGs2 - 100 H.
GRAIN-OurmaIket for Western and Csnsiian What
g.. Gonesee holders are hfm WITH les oierus s'es
afe % oOOlush good 10 pume White Canaians At 30 gc
u 70 bush v me Michigan 81 8Gc, and 1000 bush kod
OHIO SIC Ryc buOy-nt sales vi 900 bush At about tc
Farley better and wanted sales Of loo bush good wo-
rsHtd Oats are N far enand-JI JBc Inf NOfh-
ern am IS 3sc for Jersey Cor very nrn with IA,
demand sales 1900 bush At 70 )5ci 1r unsoond aad
ii u ,c flr estern Mixed
rROyISIONs-Or market Is heavy for Pors At me
decline noticed Yesterday iaso Il iv9 op's m ,gs 80
aud Sl3 ~ Prime. Beet Is dun and heavy saies
g., 80 bbs SGa $40 for old Mess ana - lo@ep - tot
Go Prime. Beet Hams scarce. md wanted Al Sli D.
Dressed Hog, IA demand . Csbic Lifl Is heaV
sales 40 bb snd tcs At 8l~8 Butter and Cheese are
RICE-The market rather more active 800 sos sold
within tie las days at 50 5CGsJ 3D. Ihs ne" crop ar
fk6H~sco,ch Pig is active and steady $50 tqas sold At
go Jcazi 90 ou time D TINS English Bar SOFA 81 3D.
WOOI-The change ID this market has been rapid AMI
comuIefe and holders obtaining her asking riies,
which theg ave NOT able 10 DO for tong time l9vJg
h ruInr saIony sold a. iJc 10000 70 blood A. a. and
I0a roe p al 81 iOca - manufpctIfefs lD'y t'nh-
v Pulled sold at 2jd2c fJr No and % Doc ipr supsf
NAVAL STORES-Ihe supply Of Spiuisof Iu1pentne
IS made 4uste tt demand and Prices are 'efyfrm AZ &c
cash IL which bbis have been sold sJD Os hytsh
.n If 81 a lich Il steady 500 bbs Tar sold ~ ST.
aS225 and i rather 1000 bills comm ltesn 10
N - = Isl 81 fOr North Couut 81 10 for small bos ana
- rs 10, wilmington $50 bbls fire sold a. 81 JOGs5i)
BOOTS AND SHOES-Ihe trade has osi rs ActIF.ty
b 10
hs Teen han previous year, not Nihsi tndIhg
IT, decline m the demand from California Ne" DIX
determined 70 itself the Dlk " th trade ~ d
ever. oth@T Is the Necessary result Il rs position ie
demand Is ~ present limited 10 CITY wants Ciy mAhe
inc she's ai- good supply aud al steady ptces Ihcs
.,ors iTs pgce the market has Seen nopuei ~
The stocks Of Eastern manufacturers VINO nave haIes
failed These stocks offered through auctioa TOo AID
nave realized very i4w prices There = no dfAhH Hom
Cafula AID that description %. goods TitAe 10" Ia
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63i 25
sIOO63I IS

Equal to 10 1000 per ceni.t2oo'S 10 o
The fun weight Of 100000 II equal III All respects
to the Mint requirement, would be 5,3i5oz.
The arrival of the Cherokee with the un
expectedly large amount of over two and quarter
millions Of gold dust. must have ayery<yorable ef-
feet IN Wall-st N Strengthening the rev.ng conf
dence OF the last few weeks. The predictions we
have had on continually increasing tecelpts from
California are amI'y sustained and even should the
present moderate dram OF specie for Europe con
tinue It does not seem possible to prevent great
accumulation Of specie IN our bank vaults, and 10
consequence of our expansion Of bank and DINER
credits and renewal Of Speculatons : stocks and
merchandise The entire accounts in relation to the
mining interests of California are Of the most en-
couiagng Character and the widest estimates OF
the yield appear likely to be exceeded by the reality
The quartz VEINS are attracting much attention ana
premise large returns for the capital invested.
The amount in the Government DepoSto-
res subject to draft is $li575,IS7 of which sj6si
coo Is IL The Mint at Philadelphia.
The steamer on Saturday took only
$4,000. but the Cunalder on Wednesday Will take
large amount, unless their should be considerable
army Is of bids nom the South. Some Of the dbl
cult, IN the way Of negotiating Al Mobile AMI New
Orle. 5, have been removed, and there had been a
more active business IN Sterling at 6lds, some OF
which Will come here. large portion, however,
was ;a~n for remittance direct by the agents of the
large banking. houses here. and which operates
equally for he relief of this market rs If RENTED 10
,hls CITY The entire exports Of coin during the
week were SPA i0l, and for the wear s33,0Oj,li.
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Az al Liverpool oct a, ship Chas CiarA ln. Bsii
more sid 2st. Ohio. Phillips, NeN-YOfk NEWTON
Packet for Mobile Iowa. ;1T kes-Oreans. -
sid. I'm. Crayesflf OF p. th.g ONenbndss IN nov
Ycrk 49, T. ~
Yyk.
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Cleared.

Ne Tars Page for additional SAlp N',rs
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NJ 10 hon. John 4. spencer -Dear ST | dad
ieSse thc professors ylaT iet.eT which received
~ assHig 10 Sailsy me that YOU a. ~e a. myseH are
.stS " Tie lblon, sa advocate Of The CompromNe
es"es .ad opposed to renewed agitation "a our Legs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-03
Arrival Of the Canada. !
Id
n . z
HALIFAX. Man 20,

HALIFAX, May 20.
TIE G3aaa has just arrived.
L>D-In the House of Com
mons esiastical Title Bill
was p eaaa on the 19th. Tn,
Liverpool J0l. as say that in a week
or two the Ministry will resign anC
give Place to a new one, with Lore
Stanly at. the head. The Gov ern-
mant officers expect this result a;
soon as AIr Baily brings forward lis
motion in Parliament in regard tC
the Ceyloh question as it is not
doubted but the present. ministers
will he loftin their present minority
FRAycE.-Gei tYaignac is now
prominently put forward as a candi-
date for the Presidency, and receives
the support Of tie Giradins. The
leading papers also favor his views.
GERMANY is motionloss.
iTALY.-In Italy we have indica-
tons Of discomfort.
Intelligence from the Cape o
Good Hope gives accounts Of a dis
strous character to the English for
.cos.
C5{foa.-Oh the 10Th. the demand
being very LARD &c, and the supply re-
duced, prices recovered ! to 3D.
from a!re extseme point of depression
The mlrket improved at Liverpoo.
anl at Manchester. 1t IS believed
t.lat tic extreme point of depression
is passed, and that business Will re-
sumo its course.
I7oa-OGerbd -on easier terms
and a decline Of Cd per barrel il
some instances has been submitted
to.
Cro.a.-Indian Corn is in COCO
request. Wheat is in fir demand
Iat previous rates, but it is duh ant
without Iteration in price.
!. Tr1e.sioas-Pork is ia moderate
demand. The transactions are il
Irish meats owing to the short sup.
ply Of American. Hams are in re
quest. Lard maintains last week,
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Haze III D emscrats abandoned
their Position.


! Iae / AollR iFa'uis :, r"g :
prosrpl9liifs 1T III i'ise.l. ~ s i'ia-
'oii'l 'o-i 'e'' = IT, 80, -,
IN 81 or I a. iiiifi l'iVSeli''''a ~ ..
1.."'J asI 7, .lo'i .,. ~d@n t -,
si5'e'y loo. TT = no 80 -, ll'l''
= W." - = ig''li' I a,a1
'orin o. Al'ii Il T vas ., : = ;. 80 ''''''
aqoP' l'l5 qi', % -''.5 = . 1.l.01. ~ -,
9o,F ~ ! l'ii,'i'. ~ = 40 ' :.
ee u y I = r. '1',5 = - - -
"Ii'i7,i'. : t r''.l' III, s.. ,roa +I:s
No. .,,l.::aa+ : =
I'm e,n,..ss I'LL Governor in Ten
noesso n Isi5 anne az before the
,aoo.;,r ri d,ao.I..sI n which, the
c6nnro,o;sa ,ao.1s,,res we're pqssel.
IN y;pw If II / ircraasjlic excitement
M milne mind ae.to The probably
ac,iob If s,orags relative to TIL
question Dc slavery in the newly ac-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-03
4 specimen of, flax cotton has

\ specimen Of flax cotton has
been prepared BY Mr.. Haywood, of
Buffalo, gentleman of great ex-
perience III fax culture, who Is con-
tident that he can produce the ar
ticle in a large way for six cents
per pound. The material is not
bleached, but in all other respects
has the appearance of fine Sea Is
land cotton, and feels like it
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-03


5 terday at the race course ,acssoa
, WAS victorious, be4jing lis Com j.
: Tor in the ten MI Is, atout ! qa.r.er
pc u mile, and pef.oIm.ng Is wLole
: distance in one Nd mute l0a4teen SCI
fonds less thpn dha boar. CoGee
Hlade Che ten m.i< i'll f1T.yI1ve Sc
H3AGs less than aa boar I Is sad
that Co.iee had been drinking 'strJlg
Hatsr freely the dsy pr-yi9 49,
49a 5 Is@ s, ny Il.
/ from a recent report it Iappea rs
ttEat fifteen million acrds,of sgou.I u
ri mdin u4,cui;iyated ID Z g.sh
al b. thi, Rather frem t ie i, aut 4 {
I>AIl andindlsiry than insupcra5lc
!, ID tuIal Ncbsiructions.
Ts h.Laa, ii Tai as Eyer b
IN hil from Texas brings ACCOUNT
OF Increasing Indian lrodtlc4 in thdt
Iqrkrter.. The latest accounts, be
| - ~.
M rom oa''e,'oh 70 u e lp'h rs
ia b lately occurred between a party
of Indians aud Abe nItcd Staitb
drbgopn~, under CaptmH Wallace
in wi,jel,sjx Of tls foimc.- nc.k
IIjllcd expedition Il as HI nrens
! 4ration Ito be .i>pstr,ed .g,Iecia{el
y pr The Indian eoanIy
T. BrlTalo now~clain, toIbe the en-
of tliursi,es Oae 81 the pail r
boa sls If having tlirty { uo. ,tI4c.I
ed,tEces and asserts that foil bopI
uiat.ion Of 45opg mhabi.al,,s, rd
oth4r ciry IN The | mon chm boast Il
hay Inc 81 .l..i-..e al,uu,ie.r
The rigI,es IF C,lifor,li3 Fro rad
confined u odd The list sc-l
roua,s s,alafiasf an oyster 4 LA
rern fonea s,,we,.s Csnr +, h IN
cas- a,,1 S,n. D,eo3 YES. J.
breual,,ia SIN rT,,,csSlo .eo fsfa'
oy,ters. ~, Il, i. lars. l,a,n HIS bel
a.. .T5o jr Firm e,l,,,h- cr,bs|
pcrn.vi,ani,, a,.@n,, .eIl p, h.s /
,oli,,c.i l,,en.i ~ cut. j.. ,rs
tt,IerJ. nf he g,a',.. II E.,,I
;,,ss # N-,sl,,..,., e,r tbe ,ev9
Conores,
Il Dr ftci', tie leader anF oTiGi
oatpf OF ne gang q de7I+nkSfadots
irecebiy arrested IN hlicl'iSfh, was
Ione OF lhe most prominent -N7o'i-
iIoais's ~ tat STATE, and u town
tloi i,ceni where n1oet Of the rasf',i'
'y,.'''' - IN. no. = '''''.,''',ol'' ~ !
o'''''''' . ''' ''o'' . - : T.
4 The Methodist church b Ma
5anla. has contributed dprEhs tic
past year, through liz cdn trenee,
Sil,100 tnr missionary pu,T 4srs,-
Georgia. in tie same mann + con
Fubuted Si2.GJ0, and South Caryii-
ma, SlT,700.
F ~. vi r..
- s,A's y - - ~ e.'''I : :. =.
% i'o'.'''''',9 ~" ''''
az" ',0'' ~ ,. 49, ~ 80. -.
mhirb Sr9.013 S iaiened 10 pay
Nisln4 och Of tie sia;e. The
Deep. River aay.'l ,n' sol,
000; the town 81 y itunin eloi 500,
200, to pay ,is Subscription "a tie
iIanehrster Railroads an II l.I- HAN
chester Raiiroad Cotnl1 + SIC
FO0J On a mortgage Of &h is tfipgr-I
Iiy.
Two thousand men are i Tires,
emf s.aa to be ennplo, cd hi lie H
iI,rrl,l,nrr and Tennessee, Ealro,a +
and H.. llrst sixly-one nr.I-s srr cx-I
necleJ 70 be onened during tie
present vcar. rhe second dj,.s
ION f,odi salem 10 Gsihevi.le Is
nca,l, Al n,,,lcr contract. to BE- En-
!, T. ro-n IN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-03
Our Common School System.

FAYE ayILLr. NJ. e., 1851.

E-iiia s's 10 lScle!t an IlNeStl55at,5. q
the prop5sed reformation IN our
Common School Svsson 7 orr p
G - +ho,,,.I.4. z:al,.:,
- 0'' 80 49,
pi'l ofe iii'st' 20 coilsloer1h e pres
emit SYST Il; secondly to Qter a new
plan fer schools; thirdly, to give q
scheme fur Ynisinr Tie nee..sslry
ar,a,1n+ IF n,o.o., f. o,..,., ant ~
~
-. - 'D lo -, .'''' = me- 9gen
49, - : ~ . - a. may 4UsosS'
= -, = = : : a.
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'so''li'i.s' = ..le '1;tc.ler, lA9ae q
some .lli..l Of tie kind. whici, /, 1in..
times oafof ten. w.,rss tb,D useless
Tais School ad9ots pe5-alozzi as fiji
model te4c3ler; ;e Ir.cl.,;,ns The
Il..tGastcl:an system fits.,n.,: or. he
.. ll.r. blends ti,6 1rs svt.rn,s and
cllirls It'd a4ceatls,!'cv: ore governs
vjsll.s ~ Of IRON. AID, her aayeIns
moi; one Il e, Tres 50 o,c1 s1.l1 nar
tl.1. ano rr az aa75 WI
the ,.uldi 2c.. Sc. MIA We .-..ya ~
mos, As i6aav yafiaies s. cc'onls.as
We have Il Inc i.uun5n faep
Tie cJl,s. olascs If sneb ninos
is. tbat d,sr S,e.,aels r aae. /.
ugceri.j,]...ad ga4t;ar Is IL c5sii'
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small anoII5f d ouerrv. -a..r, ard
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Sai.o5l tthI ears.
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re,/ool M. 3r5allsss Tbi. mrcl Gar
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-03

from ~ La-oEa .4ol3u9E4y -. Is
A Word in Oh.

Oar cotemporI rlas 81 the Aasl-
nNs| Uafoa and Ytatts .gq.s -lafrt-
cqa are en- eaeed III q personal eoa.ro-
gersy. whiea. how eyer interesting it
may be It'd Tire pattie .ssI engaged ii it..
and to The WING PART IL Teanes-
see, caa ali6rd no hlna lnelt or grat-
ifcation tb the DEN0 RATE FANiLY.
OF this Slate, The DEMOCRACY d
tennessee have no 43reag.h 10 spare
in controversies alD9ng ils own mem
bers. And the ln;.A who would en-