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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
To tie Friends Of tie T fayetteville
Observer.

Your interest. and my peculiar cir
cumstances has induced me to secure
the services of JH. AZ 0. WR1ace
as associate editor and proprietor o.
the @-Eqge&cpUo 0bserper.7 He vii
take his place as such after the
present number.
It is due the democracy Of Lin
coin and the surrounding counties,
that We briefly allude to the political
history of u. Wallace, by stating,
that his early predictions forpurely
democratic principles were not less
ened by having been trained to the
printing business in the Nashe5Ee
Union Office during the editorial ca
reers of the redoubtable Samuel IL.
LoagtE-n and j. G. Hurts, Esq.
And we may say his more mature re-
Election, deeper Investigation and eff
forts in defence of those principles,
during and since his editorial con +
nection with that thoroughly demo-
cratic paper the ShclbyuiUe Free
Press, has not diminished his ardor
and devotion to the cause of democ-
racy. n
With his assistance, I latter my
self that l shall continue tobe able to
furnish the people of this section
with a paper they viii be pleased and
proud to receive, and the democracy
with an efficient a nd devoted defend
er of their Rolitica Il filth.
IN-. Wa1lace's interest commences
with the commencement Of the @OJ-
seroer,1 in subscription, job work and
advertising.
A. II. BERRY.
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The Markets --latest Dates.
FArrrrsvlllr OBSERVER Or fIcr, !
Nav S. 1881. {

I NASHVILLE, Tenn The wealth Ter during
the past week has b en very cold and dry
and unfavorable to vegetation. The back.
wardness of the spring, caused by unsea.
sonabIe weather, isavery where VII ible, and
the want of rain has been manifest in the
low stage of the water.
/ Cotton. Owing 10 repeated uHfayorablo
advices rom Liverpool, at the clio Sc Of our
last weekly report we left the ma fket dull,
depressed and inactive. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday broughta continued Inactivity
The ruling up 10 yesterday NJ. might be
written 6a084. But the arrival Of The Nj
agara. from which We received adyices las,
evening, brings noiher European decline Of
ID, which will doub BLESS affect the marker
here unfavorabiy for the present.
Trade generally has been ra,hef inactive
during this week, and the money Inarke,
quite stringent.
Sugar. Market well supplied, and de-
mand tolerably active. We quoi4 N. 0. S
al; Havana brown eO9.
Sa!i is now firm al 30fO35, and the de.
mand limited
Coffee. Ordin any lo!. prime nh.
Molasses. The stock on hand light
Soc.
Flour. The market is lively. Stock
good. We quote Ohio So rs TO 4, CincinI
nan 81 1901 25, ST. Louis 81 25dD5 SO.
Candles. The supply is ample and the
demand good: tall DIV 9tOIo, star 93. sperm
Il Rice. 505sc d Il.
Lard. Scarce aid in demand Tor ship1
nent at 7I@83.
Whisky. Supply ample, demand limited
4-cdnmon rectiicd 1907: Mon9ngahela
Is; Lincoln IS.
corn. SO 5o9e IS q Dbl.
Corn Meal. SO 10 75c q bush.
Dried Fruit UnpeeIed peaches IS I'd
soc; pealed 81 50 10 2 90; apples 5o66o.
Seeds. No Clover in market; Timothy
81 so; Blue Gras IS; Herds Grass 2;
Wool. 92OqS.
Feathers. 28GBo.
Beeswax. 1S6eo.
Ginseng. 2sG$9, in demand, farce.
Tallow. 5107l
Chi ese. Supply limited, 9 10 IOl
Sal cralus. u ID 8.
Castings HOLLOW ware 24c g Is; mill
irons &c " Is.
Beet Cal,le are worth from 81 % &c on
foot, with good demand.
Retail Market. Since our last report
there has been some Improvement, III the re-
fail marker Prod bce has been coming in
rather more lively and prices have Ireceded
a liiile. II @, /
AUGUSTA, Ca Cotton. The demand
has been moderate, and ,he market stiff
The sales are few and scattering,
Bacon. Hams 10 TO 124, Shoulders 81
'09a, Sides 1910 I /, hog round 81 10 10.
Corn. 80 to GOO q bush.
Lard. l2 TO I2Ic o. Is
Oats. so to COG = bush.
Ar1lANpa,7 GA Bacon The market is
we'll supplied and moi very aciivP. We
lc6le at 10 to re-
Lard remains the same, II to'le4 c.
Corn. qFhe mhrke, is generally WE'LL
uppiied, al IS to soc.
Meal. 81 o. bush.
Peas. 90c.
Irish Potatoes. 81 TO 2 so.
Dried Apples and Peaches, 81 %.
Green from 81 10 SO.
CHARLEsroN. S. C.-Cotton. Wild, agood
emand Yesterday, holders proved equally {
nxiols 10 meet buyers as on the day pre-
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A. II. BERRY.
/. Salntatory.

In assuming the duties of associ-
ate Editor Of the 'i05se,pfr,' | have
but few remarks to offer. | am a
democrat by nature and education;
and shall honestly cndeaFor, by all
laudable means, to promote the IN
terests Of the party with which | am
connected. A political paper with
out honesty must inevitably fail; for
if by ca ance, aided by circumstances,
it is sustained for season in a fac
titious state of prosperity 4 the time
viii come when it viii fall by popu-
LAT condemnation. Knowing this, |
shall act conscientiouslyl in the man
agement of these columns
AS an index to what may be ex-
pected, / will say that during -Nr.
Berrg's confinement, the "Obsgper
has been under my exclusive control
Respectfully.
N. 0. WALLACE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
SALT.

ca so bbls old Monongahela Whisky;
- 20 bbls Rye Whiskey;
4O bbis common rectitied Whiskeyt
20 bbls country do do
bbls Wild Cherry Brandy;
pipes aud ! pipes fine Cognisc Brandy;
Ia bbls Pale Cogniac Brandy;
2 bbls Muscat Wine:
bb!s old Madeira and Brown Cherry Wine
l0a bbls Peppermint and Cinnamo Cordials,
10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
boxes French CordlaIs;
~ boxes Claret CordIals, In store and for
sale by HOBBS & HENLEY.
Aplil 9, 1904. Nashville, Tenn
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pe2g Those friends WHO have been

sfar Those friends wi 10 have beer
so kind as to interest tn emselves in
extending the circulation |of the Fay
etteriHe Obserref,' by sen ding US, re-
Gently, several lists Of subscribers,
will, We trust, P rmlit a t. nder of our
thank IS for this evidence Of their ap-
probation Of our humble exertions
at getting up a readable nd wspaper.-
We vii exert ourselves t continue
to merit all such fayors d y renewed
efforts to increase whatd yer Of. in
terest the paper may have heretofore
possessed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
March Election 1852.
sHERIFr-LINcoLN co.

SHEtiFF- LiNCVLN CO'
trFs We are au,horzedto announce Maj
Ems. II. Hanks, a candidate for Sheriff a
the March Election, 1852. .
gCP We are authorized 10 announce Ste
pheia Toucsssfone, candidate for Sher-
If at.the March Election. 1852.
fC- We arc authorized to annoPce
RicsaarS white, a candidate Tor Sheriff
al the March Election, 1852.
COUNTY coURT CLERK LINCOLN co.
sCFWe are authorized 10 announce Com
statit Smith, Esq, candidate for C9pn-
" Court Clerk al the March Election, 1852.
REGIsTER--LINcoLN co.
EF We are authorized to anaounce Hi
rain Phillips, Esq. candidate for Re,
glster 81 the March ELECTION, 1852.
CIRCUIT COURT cLERK-LINcoEH CO.
s1Js }Ve are authorized 10 announce 5as-
R. Gh5scoas. 4 candidate for Circuit Court
C!etA. al the March Election. 1852.
TAX coLLEcToR --LINcoLN co.
srFs We-are auth orized 10 announce
Robert DrenEoH, Esq, candidate for
Tax CoHeclofio OF this county, for 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
PAIN TING! PAINT INCL!

HENRY g. WA l.. CBRTY.
Ss2sss.y aow loo ated ih Fayetteville. Team.
zlAs@ssS tor The purpose Of PAINTING, IN
ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, announce to the
citizens Of Lincoln and adjoining Counties
that they are PREPARED TO execute House
Painting In AID its particles. nth nea'Rcss
and dispatch; Gfaiaing IN On; Esrita-
lions Of MARBLE OAK, MAHOGANY, SATIN,
WALNUT and Ros Ewoop colors, will be done
in the neatest and most fashionable style
Also. Glazing and Paper Hanging.
They may be found at Fayetteville, unless
absent at work April %, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06

s@ 1t is the opinion of such o.
our farmers as We have had an OPP
Iportunity Of Cd nversing With, that
forward wheat is materially injured
by the. frost tina fell on Ia st Thurs
day night. Frd "a, the appearance of
vegetat ton in tn : gardens, we shall
not be surprised at hearing pf consid-
cradle damage being sus tanned by
our farmers I'D consequen be Of the
frost.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
Stolen

NROM the SUI scriher. living in Lincoln
q Co., Tenn, in District No. %. on the
waters OF Flgnl River. on the l3;h March,
1851, LIGHT SORREL MARE. inclined
10 be Roam, about IA hands high, blaze in
the face. creese fallen, and marked with The
gear high up on the shoulder; ia small lump
on the inside of one hind leg below the hook;
both hind feel white; 9 years old this spring;
in foas when iakep. Any person giving IN
formation of the said Mare will be literally
rewarded by the undersigned. Letters d.
recIed 10 the Fayetteville p o.
WILEY MCCLURE.
Anr;l 90 1881
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
August Election ISL.
coNaaEss -FIFIH DIsTnlcr.

CONGRESS FIFTH DISTRICT.
EEPW We are authorized 10 announce Hoo
81. w. Zones, a>candidaia for re- eecao
TO Congress.
STATE sLNATE-LlNCoLN AND FRANKLIN
tPWe ale autllprzed to annnouhce So
seph w. Garter, ESQ.,, a candidate I
represent Lincoia and Franklin Counties II
the Stale Senate.
LEGIsL sTURE-LINcoLN AID GILES.
er-e Weare authorized 10 announce Cap
George Y. EEes3o, can idRie 10 represent
Lincoln and Giles Counties in The nextLeg
islaiure.
trP We are authorized 10 announce DIR.
q. vs.. Walton. a Candidate TO represent
Lincoln and Giles Counties 10 the next Leg
islaiure.
EuF-We are auihorizedsio announce - a
s.asssicEsKir. Esq. a candidate TO represent
Lincoln and Giles Couniies IN The next Leg
islalure-suhject TO The decision oil Con
ven,Ion.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co.
sEJS We are authorized 10 announce sen
49,. T,orsssss,arsoz.. candidate to rep
60. ;,r,,a County in me lower branch Of
the next General a assembly. ~
Fry We are authorizes 10 announce "li
Eseauet W. Chisds. a candi1aie !" rep
resent Lincoln County u he lower oq''n0i' "
tbs nezt General Assembly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
NOTICE.

lHAVING succeeded IN rebuilding the
IL buildings which had the misfortune TO
lose by The recent Storm. with which our town
was visited, and repairing other. damages
sustained, ] am now prepared and anxious
to receive Hides, and to accommodate those
desiring TO purchase, by selling at reasonable
pr:Ges such Leather as was my good for
tune 10 have left on hand after the aforesaid
Tofpado. Although a considerable portion
OF The best Leather in store at the time was
lost entirely. BY being carried away, and
m ufh Of that obtained was cons ierably dam
aged, have on hand at present SONS Of the
best quality Of Sole and Upper Leather,
whifh will, being compelled 10 have mon
cy, sell cheap for Cash.
GEO. STONEBRAKER
Nor 1921
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06

RF Our spape will not permit
this week, of gu saying more thai
tP call the attenf ion Of thosd desiring
to secure at first cost, lot pr lots il
Taz5aAomq, the to wn that we predicted
would spring up at the point where
our Mulberry and Lynchburg Turn
pike will intersec t the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, in Coffee CO.,
to the advertise ment of the Com
missiOners, which has place in our
advertising columns this Wedk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
G. III. FOwLE d CO.,
Commission Merchants and Factors,
yanderhorst's Wharf
Charleston, S. C.

eAAAM VIZ offer our services as Nh
- Commission .Nerchdnts add 49,
Factors, in all the branches Of the Coming
sion Business.
In the purchasing Of MERcBAyp,sR. m,
orders, re hare had much experience and wils
at all times properly attend 10 direct orders
70 our ADDRESS: Tor purchasing and forwarding
Merchapdise from this or other markets.
10 all Faies OF Properly and returns of pro-
ceeds. VIE shall sustain the Interests Of orr
Friends! and strictly follow orders
tons'gnmen,s Of Properly for reshipmsnl
10 other ports, by rail road or vessel will re-
ceiVs PrPmpt attention.
G. NJ. FOWLE g. co.
Charleston. s. c., April Is, 1851.
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.L0sgs E0sgt!

I'm SATURDAY, the 26lh inst, was lost
W By The undersigned, Pocket Book
containing sea- in Paper Money, Due Bill
on Prior Buchenan, an account on Mrs. Nary
Hester for about Ss2, and other Notes and
Accounts. Any person finding The above
named Pocket Book will confer great favor
upon me BY leaving il with Esqr. Mo0reS,
who will pay them for their uouble.
GEO. w. HIGGINS.
April %, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06

s@B. II B srry, Is b. Of Lynch
burg, has aband oned THO canvass for
county court clerk, in cd nsequence Of
business engagements; which leaves
the meager number Of yfve only to.
contend for the Igilded Prize.
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Slgnd2.lOS.

CPICE, Pepper, Rice, Ginger, Sodas Sale
y ratus. Sulphur. Copperas, Powder, Shot,
Inc igo, Nader. assorted Nails. Gum Cam
phor, Lead Pencils, Percussion Caps, Fish
Hooks and Lines, Matches. Rosin, NulnIegs.
Cloves, Box Backing. Dem1ohns and Jugs
May 6. q. u, MckENAlE.
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Price Raised!

n WILL GIVE so cents for FEATH-
J. ERS; 12a cents for good White HOME
SPUN; Is cents for good Striped ditto; 20
10 25 cents for good LlNSEY; 20 cents
for BEESWAX; highest price for BrO,cn
JEANS. &c.
May s.. SHAPARD.
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FAYETTny1LLE RooK STORE

nRyE>u The undersigned keep large
@s.z---gssA stock of BOOKS aod PAPER,
sszs.azzlzZ consisting OF Medical, Historical,
Poelical, Miscel laneous and School Books OF
al! sorts and sizes; PAPER, post. cap, music,
mole, drawing and perforated, fine assert
menf; letter and note ESvEtePEs; plain and
fancy or figured VlsiTIsG C4RDs; Moitoes;
Waters; Seating Wax; WaleT Stamps; Sand
aud Sand Boxea; Gold and Steel Pens; Pen
Holders; OH QuIils; INK, black, blue. red and
Indelble, of the finest quality; Ink Stands;
States and Slate Pencils; silver, cedar and
lead PEroILs; Pencil Points. &c. sc.
All persons wishing to purchase any Of the
above articles. are earnestly solicited to call.
and they SHALL BE SUITED both in price and
quality.
DIEMER & HAMPTON.
April %. 1851.
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LARGE ARRIVALS
GoodFich. Buchanan & beavers.


(Saccessors to- John Goodrich,)
BEg leave to announce 10 the o~
HJllf cfizens OF LIncoln and the ~
wv surrounding Counties that ,heY NJ
are now receiving direct from Philade,pIlla
an IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESH
SRzsIE &c AND SUMMER GOops.
comprising one Of the finest. richest. and
most r$ried assoriments Of LADIES'
DRESSI GOODS, the most ertcnsive. ELF
CANT and DESIRABLE Stocks of CLOTHS.
CASSlMERES and VESTINGS and GEN
8TEEMEN'S FURNISHINGS generally and
the largest and most complete assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BON
NETS, VARIETIES, HARDWARE.
CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, GROCE-
RES, Sc, &c &c. ever brought 10 this mar.
ket, all Of which we PLEDGE ourselves 10
sell as Low as any regular retail house in
Tennessee.
i Feeling confident we can n axe il the in
terest of purchasers 10 dsal with US, We ear
Desiiy SOLICIT our friends and the ppblic gen.
orally, 10 give US call and examine our
Stock.
GOODRICH BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Vest Side Of the Public S0ndy,
April Is. 1851.
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IF you wan, 10 purchase Goods cheap,
Il call al my Store and you shall be accom-
modaied. AZ
May 6. SHAPARD. :
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SgINDRIESs

I6R0 C4RB and Bicarb SODA. Peafl- q
~ ash, Alum, SaIeratus, EPSON y
49, Sails, Roll Birthstone, Sulphur &
X Subj Sienna Fol. Buchu, Chamomlie
Genuana, Columbo. Gum Myrr6, Salt Petre
REID Campho. Gum Arabic. CaFb Ammonia
RheubaIb, lPecac, Jalap. Scamnony. Opium
! Gamboee, Aoes. AssaiGudA, Red and White
Precipilale, Ergot, Benzoin, Spls Ammonia
Aqua Ammonia, Lobelia, Jejube Paste, Blue
Mass, Sum pch Pull, CloVes. Nulmegs, Ca.
yenne and Black Pepper, Spice, Mace, sc
Surgical Instruments, Pocket Gases, fine
assortment; Trusses, large assortment and
a half dozen kinds, Uero Abdominal Sup.
poners; SNUFF, Scotch, CARROTS. Everly's
and others, in bottles and bladders; Snuff
Boxes, ass'd; EXTRACTS, Toilet, Lubin's,
French, Roussell's, and Bohemian, for the
Handkerchief; CoIoenes and Hair Oils, Po
matums. Cosmetics; Roussel:'s, HanI's, Tav
Ior's and other SHAVING CREAMS; Soaps
and Tollei Soaps; COMBS. Buffalo, Ivory
Shell and English Horn; Flesh, lair ass'd
Paint, Varnish, Sash, Tool, White wash. and
other BRUSHES; Rife and Pistol Powder,
Bar Lead, Shot, Percussion Caps, Powder
Flasks, Flints, Fish Hooks and LINES, sc.
Alcohol. Gin. Brandies. ola parIid ular lPor,
Wine, fine Madeira for medical purposes;
Red and White Leads. dry OF ground In Oils;
all kinds OF Paints. llnseed OIL, Turpeniine,
Tube CoIors, Indigo, Nader, Paste Blacking;
WINDOW GLAss, all sizes; Walls assd, Glass
Jars, Bottles and Flasks; LAMPS, stand and
suspension; Globes and Cones for Lamps,
CIGARS. of all kinds; fine Virginia Tobacco,
&c. sc. together with almost every arucle in
The Medical Line, which We offer at the low
EST prices 10 be had in the western market. -
With fresh and pure Medicines. and the CON |
slant services Of experienced druggists and I
A poihecanes. all orders, Physicians prescrip-
ions. sc. SC. will be promptly and carefully
attended to AT ALL HOURS.
Medical adrice gipen Jree Of charge. /
Call al The Drng aud Medical Depot OF
DIEMER g. HAMPTON,
West side Public Square. Fayetteville, Tenn
April 20, 1851. !
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Lock Here.

EWING purchased The Goods and Books
Il IL Of Jrs. J. Hodge s. Co.. will continue
business al my OLD STA ND. North East Cor
ner Of The Public Square. where will be
pleased 10 see and wait upon all persons
wishing TO buy Goods, Groceries, SC. Try
me B. SHAPARD.
April %. 1871
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Iron! Iron!!

NNI will keep on hand al all times, a
w complete assortment of Iron, and So
htit the custom Of those wishing I'd purchase
fol- cash OF on ii me. Just received $4,000
pounds; il is in our way, come on ahd taksit
B. SHAPARD.
Jan a.. 1851.
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IN 10 akinS our purchases, special attent,o
as given to LADIES' FINE
Fashionable Dress asooss
eEATLEMER,s WEAR

IA IS certainly one OF the LARGEsr and
IA BEST eser offered IN This place, enbra-
Ii. eng different Qualities Of Black Brown.
Green, Mulberry, Blue. Bronze and Olive
CLIO HS; together with a spiendid assert
ment Of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS aud SHOES.
BROGANS. &c.
r. Also, Hardware and Cutlery: China
Z Glass and Queens Ware, win a heavy
4 stock OF GROCERIES OF the bes. quail
NY. constantly on hand, and eve1y other
n article usually kept in Retail Slores-ali
OF which we will sell on the most reasonabjs
terms; we solicit call al A. 7. NIcxs'
well-known stand, on the North Side Of lhs
Pubic Sguars
April rs, 1851.
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: vious. and prices in consequence were NOR
favorable 10 The later, and in some insian
ICES at u decline. The sales footed 171t
bales, at prices ranging from ST. / ] GEMS
II SAVANNAH, GA.-Coron. The Asia
accounts, announced yesterday morning
brought The market 10 stand. The only
sales reported were three small lois amount
ling 10 81 bales, at 8, 9, and l0sc.
New York, N. Wheat in limited
demand, bu, prices firm.
Pork unchanged in prices, new mess in
steady demand at.lS15 l23; cid prime in
speculative request. Western Bacon, mid.
ding, 81; Picked Meats and Lard quiet.
| Whisky dull at 921 10 24c.
| Rio Coffee has declined &c. Sales al ST
10 1oIc.
j CINCINNATI, OHIo.-Flour In fair demand
at So AZ TO 3 So.
Butchers Lard IL
Plain hams at Sc.
w Risky. Demand good, sales Of 70 10
I84c.
Butter. Fresh a, l4Ic. Cheese English
Dairy at &c.
Sugar. Market firm, With increased de-
mand sales low. Fair 10 SIC. The lat
ter price was refused for 40 hhds of the
same grade.
Fair Rio Coffee. I0s to lie.
Molasses 333c Prime is held very firmly |
Ut SIC.
New ORLEANS, LA.-Conon. Middling
'4Olo; good middling lo4to lo!.
Sugar. Fair 5lO5Ic.
Molasses. Reboiled 33c " gal; planta.
ion 28c. |
Whisky. Rec,ifed 10; raw alI to 22.
Pork. Mess sold al S14 Is Sides and
lams 81. Bacon, demand active, sides at
y. Shoulders 81 to 81. Plain hams Sc.
Lard. Prime al Sc, and kegs lie.
Picked Meats. Hams sold at TIC.
Coffee. 81. L
Caule Market Beef cattle, western, &c. :
Hogs-fair supply-sales at &c net.
Milk Cows-amPle suPPly-prices S25
, S55.
MEMPHIS, TENN.-Couon. Middling
O83. Market very dull. 10000 bales in
ore.
LOUISVILLE. KY.--Markets generally !
,isk. Pork Sl4, sides 8 to 81, shoulders !,
10 ct. :
Colon. ll@Iis. Sales brisk. Il
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-Couon. There
yet small quantity Of Cotton in the
lnds of our Forwarding Merchants, to be
nj off. :
Bacon. This article has advanced in :
ice since last week. We heard of the ;,
lie on Monday, of 1900 lbs hog round, ,o
9ic, toswhich point we raise our figures d,
he price of Bacon has decided upward p
ldency in our market, there is little or IL
me in first hands. for sale.
Butter. A good article Of Fresh Butter is OF
~ scarce, and readily commands is cents !,
Corn. We have no change TO notice in b s
, price Of Corn since last week. We "
ink il has reached its highest price in our cy
arket
All Usher articles remain without any
ange worth noting.
Molasses. 35 cts p gallon by the Dbl.
Oats. 40 cents r. bushel.
Salt. SO CTS ~ bush by the bbl. 20
Liv erpool Salt 80 oof02 IS o. Sack.
Sugar 8l09 cents o. Is at wholesale.
Irish Potatoes. 81 Is ~ bushel. n
Pork. $3.50 u hundred, nett. y
Corn Meal. 80 cts per bushel by retail. N
Clover Seed. 81 IL bushel. Ue
Flour, E.. Ten. Sc so Dbl retail. r,
&c ST. Louis & Ohio. S707 so So
Buck Wheat Flour. sc p Dbl N,
Lumber. 90 cents q quarter in de. Sc,
nd.
Bacon. 81 GEMS, hog round. I'd
Butter. IL cents b. 20
Eggs. seems u doz. ~,
Coffee. l34@i3l is: p e by The sack, NJ,
Corn, 60 to IS cts p bushel. an
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9F' Rev. M Kaa Hand requests
US to state that the public shall hear
from him soon.
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CLOTHS, CAssrMErs e. sc.

A FlsE lot OF CLOTHS, black -wz
~ and fancy CASSIMERES; tIack. e
satin and fancy vES1'ING; black =
and fancy silk CRAVATS; extra fine and
medium HATS; extra fine BOOTS, SC. &c.
Walk in. gentlemen,
April %. B. SHAPARD.
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setting Up House-keeptnei

DOTS, Ovens. Sail lets. Chains, Pals, Pig
u gins, Tubs, Chufns. &c. &c.; ali the ar.
ileles pecessary. Gone all you young mar
risd people give Us cali. at
B. SHAPARD.
Jan. IA, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
LADIES,

HAVE variety OF Dress
~ Goods, BoBneis, Ribbons, - -,
* Flowers, Parasols. fine bid Shoes, sc,
thai would like 10 show you. Give me cal
April %. B. SHAPARD.
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a e. a H ID

HOBB & WOODS would respe ctiulIy in
~ form the public, that they nave opened
and furnished with an abundance OF suitable
OVENDER, al large and eommoGious
Livery Stable. capable of securing CON-
fortably 30 or 100 horses, and that they
are prepared TO accommodate thpse desiring
10 hire either Horses or Buggies, at Teasona-
bic rates. Corn, Fodder. Hay, &c. &c. be-
ing generally CASH articles, and the peculiar
character of the business, forces us to require
the CASH in coeru instance for Horse Feed
&c, and Horse and Buggy Hire. May