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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

From SourH. AMERICA. -Ihe following
letter will slow i;.ai Earthquakes apd Civil
Wars are rot all The caiamliIesI they have 10
provide against in that quarlerIoi the world.
Diseases incidental 10 oar own climate. also
find their way there. rs will bd seen by The
remedy they Seek for protectido.
To Dr.. J. e., .3yer, SC.
VALPAREAlso, CHILI, s. A July 20. 80.
Dean SiRi We have the pleak lure 10 report
OH your shibmeai of Cherry Pictorial 10 our
house, the whole quantity sold and press
ing demand for more, which MUST await the
arrival OF further supplies. lis success IN
curing dises ses of the lungs, abd lis conse
quent notdrteiy. has exceiled bny medicine
ever used inIth.s country. Myit of our REM
edies here a BE imported from England, and
some of iheh are rich and valuable; but no
Product Of medicalFskill FROM that or any
other quartet has ever won so FULLY the con
6dence of our popuiaiion as IBIS beautiful
oil yburs.
The article has attracted rariieUiar ailen
ian among our most distinguished citizens,
from The fact thai General Bul1es, President
Of he Republic, and the hig Hes, officer in
the state, vas cured of a severa and danger
Gus aiiection of the lungs, BY Fls use He
allows Us 10 send his name, and wishes 10
add The acknow Judgments Of grdiilude for his
relief We have the honor u be, SIR. yefy
respectfully. your o5edieni SERVANTS.
CARLOS ALvAAEz s Co.
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HardHare---

Horton f. 4Nesteyj Market Street,
four doors from Broaa way, Mas SEVILLE,
have every article in store G ping to
make up a very extensive and desi-
Fable collection of Hardware, Cut
lery, Iron, &C., &c, and would be
pleased to supply the citizens Of Lin
coin, at as cheap rates as can be had
in the city of Nashville We aspect
fully request our frien ds to Civ e them
a call when in Nashville
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The Marke ls---- Latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Bushes has in most
Of lis departipents been active The sup
plies Of Groceries are large nnd choice
In his brauch OF trade. Mas viie holds
out induce mtn,s 10 the way Of quantity and
6I,nIjtv Of stock. and low ptites. which
Should cause our market 20 be bought by all
merchants within trading disiaiIc zee.
The money market is tight. Banks are
checking freely on the east al / per cenl.
Exchange on New Orleans PFr CENT, and
scarce.
Cotton The first three dhys of this
week, The cotton market was very dull
There was very liule offering, and conse-l
queniIy sales were light and prices IN
steady. Nashville coucns WE'RE selling. ia
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

TIE BRIDE OF NAPoLEoN, THE UsuR-
PER.-The Baden correspondent Of
the Cologne Gazette, writes from
Carlsruhe, on the | lthI ult: sSThe be-
trothment Of Louis Napoleon With the
Princess Garcia of Vdsa, may now be
regarded as certainty; it has, how
eyer, as | learn from t he most trust
worthy sources, only been brought
about after the conque st Of great diff
ficulties. Not only were high politi-
cal advisers against the match, but
many warning voices we're raised
among the family connexions of the
lady, to remind her Of the unhappy
lot Of another Princess of Baden.
But the policy Of the Grand Duchess
grandmother Of the young
Princess, and the fr1mness of the
bride, have tfiumphed over every OBJ
;tacle."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
American Statesman

Is the title of new paper just
started in Knoxville, in this State, BY
our friend and former toWnsman, Col.
D. p. Hurty. The appearance Of
the print, and the acknowledged abll-
ity of the editor warrants the con-
cIusion that the East Tennessee de-
mocracy will appreciate the advan-
tages of both, by affording liberal
support to the statesman. The
Colonel has our warmest desire for all
that success can mean, in this new
enterprise May God and democrat
en- spec D HIM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
Pork

Notwithstanding the larger por-
ton, if not all, Of the poril raised in
this section for market has been sold.
W have concluded the farming por-
ton of our readers would be inter
'ested in learning the state of the
pork market elsewhere-we mean at
some Of The martS north. We have
given more or less attention to this
subject during the past season.
The prices obtained in the north and
the effect, it was believed, those prices
would have upon our market just
fed the conclusion that We would be
able to rsalize the amount that was
obtained last year = especially when
the price opened there greater this
fall than the article commanded at
any time with us last year. To the
extent of our observations the farm
erS of Middle Tennessee have iIlva-
riably succeeded in realizing more
money for their meat than those in
States farther north, up to the pres
cnt sea son. AID it is an admitted
fact that- Tennessee pork or bac con
will commend i ore money and is
generally Of n much reader sale in
the south than that fiom any other
section. And why it is otherwise
the present season we have called up
on our farmers to answer. We no.
tice that In Louisville, Ky, on the
9TH inst, pork was selling at sir
cents nett, and iu Cincinnati on the
same date, it was even higher.
The fact Of these north erners get
ting better prices than we Tenhes-
seeans amounts to a puzzle we can t
well manage without some DISPOSE
ton to admit that the pork specula
tors in our State have proven them
selves rather willy for the grower in
this instance, or that the grower be-
came, unduly anxious to sell. 1t is
true there arc those Id the north who
contend that the price given there is
too high, and who account for the
Ealing off in quantity this year to
II backwardness on thepart Of holders
10 force their hogs in market. The
abundance Of funds at the command
Of the trader is allowed to have
great influence upon the price Of
pork at the north. 1t is SAID that
there are more means conlgatable IN
that locality this season. than has
been the case for several years past.
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DIED.

In this county, on Sunday, 9Th inst, Of
scrofula. Mrs. MARIA f., wife Of Mr.. John
F. Jenkins, aged 90 years. She was for
years consistent member Of the Methodist
Church. H
AT his residence in this county, on the
nigh, of The 8lh ins'., MIR. HueHP MOONEY,
aged 80 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
Shelbyyiiic and Fayetteville
Turnpike Road.

A T a meeting of The Directors.o the
IN above named Road at HU. THoMIsoN's,
on The 9Th OF December, 1852, Il was ordered
by The Board that cali be made on the
subscribers of stock in said Road for the
first insfamen, OF their respective subscrip-
lions on the first day oil JANUARY next. 10 be
paid into the hands of the Treasurer, l.. l..
STONE, who is authorized 10 receipt for The
same. w. w. GILL, Pres'.
WIN. II. MooREs, Sec'y.
Dec. 10. 1852
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N 81 a z c,

.z On SATURDAY, The lst day OF
- J January. 1852, I will 4tfer. for
= sale 10 The highest bidder, on The
premises. on a credit oil one and Ivy 10 years,
a valuable Tract OF Land, on the
north bank of Elk river. bounded on the
south and east by said river, on the d orlh By
tfie lands Of John Flhney, and on the west
by the lands Of Eiiz3beih NJ. Butler, cpn-
tanning HOl Acres. ! will, also, en- tie
same day, offer Tor sale, together OF in lois.
10 the highest bidder, upon The premises. on
a credi, 5f one and Two years. thai valuable
Tract Of Land upon which Uiy Sheriff.
resided al The time of his death, stu kted ID
Lincoln county, about one mile sdufh oil
Elk risef. bounded on The north by the lands
of SOLOMON Chealhanl aud Zeb Parr. on the
east by The lands Of John L. enierson,
William Cole and Others, on the sduIh by
the land5 Of W. w. McCown and WI Phil
poi, and on the west by The lands OF Zeb
Parr. containing 69a 4S-I6O Acres.--
Notes with approved security will be Fe
lalred oi The purchasers, and a lien I'd iainea
upon the land IN secure the purchase money.
JAMES r. CHiLCOAT, Clerk.
Dec @. 1921
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Tennessee

J: 5 En.y,or sni il co,ray elect
ed BY the Scott Electors of 7 ennes-
see, messenger, to convey the vote Of
this State to Washington, after it had
been cast for SCOT d nd Grail Jam, in
the city Of Nashville.
Scots official minority ID this
State was 1879.
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Horto n s. Macy,
SIGN OF THE MILL SAW,
Market Street, four doors from Broadpay,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic Hardware and

a. ~ - - ~ ~ .
CogNrRr MERCHANTS, ~
L. Farmers, Carpenters, Black
SsAa smiths, and the trading COM Isz..A
munHy who deal for cash, will find it their
interest 10 call and examine our full and
complete stock OF Goods.
We also sell The Tennessee Rolled and
Hammered Iron. and Castings oil all kinds
Just Received.
Armliage Mouse Hole AnVils;
Solid Box Vices;
20 coils Grass Rope;
Shear s. Jackson's Mill and Cross Cot Saws;
Circular Saws from 10 TO 81 inches;
Lockwood's Drawing Knives;
200 Gun Barrels;
275 gross Table Knives, yatious patterns;
325 dozen Pocket do do do T
Double Barreied Shot Guns; 81
Ship Carpenters Axes;
do do AIDES;
Is SETS BfoDzed and Polished Steel head
Shovels and longs.
HORTON s. MACY.
.Ded -. 1852. Nashville, Tenn.
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- y
EAITilA the FAhNfon which be how
~ NIX resides, situste three fourlhS Of
aazzassasla2 mile east of FayelevilleI and
containing lSS acres, nearly one hall Of
which is enclosed and ID cultivation. The
balance il principally woodland. A PqfiiopI
OF il is YER or cseck bottom lano, and not
exceededIin fertility, perhaps, by any JlherI
land in Lincoln eouDiy. The balance is roll
ing, bat Fertile. and nearly the whole pf il
suitable lbr cultivation. On the premisfs is
comfortable two story frame dwelIEng-
house, together with kitchen. smoke house.
cribs. stables. &c. Also, Young apple or
chard of Superior fruit. much of IL grated,
and lust beginning to bear, a great variety
of other Iirults. as peaches, pears, pIdms,
grapes, &c., with garden substantially
paled in aid stocked with fruits, flowers, &t
On The plhce are several neve. failing spring
and stock water al all times. couvenients 1t
is, generally considered. "a pleasant shuat IoR,
aud a residence Of nearly twelve years UPON
il has proven il 10 be remarkably hea lthy
one. There is also on The above premi1 esa
valuable Sulphur Spring, whose medic NAL
virtues have been amply tested and are we'll
known I'd all in The vicinity, The waierR Of
which nd We been used and recommended f3r
years by almost every physician ih lie
neighb BOZ hood. This Spring, il IS thought,
may be hade very profitable lolhe prqpFie
tor by small outlay Of capital in imHrd We
meDts fol the Accommodation OF boarders
and visitors. Lett be remembered that me
land is of good qualiy-near enough to
Town 10 enioy all the benefits OF its society,
its schools, academies Pnd college; YET suf
6eiently Remote 10 be dear OF the noise and
annoyantes of city with ready aud q h-,
slant N aIket for all The productions Of HE
farm. tl,1 garden or ii lie dairy-the incTeas-
ihr impdrtance aud rhpid Improvement ol
Fayete le--th seVefal tufnpIkes 10 course
ot constitution in the ybcinitv-togethFr With
the strong probability that ere many years
elapse, oiher schemes ot improvement WIZ
omen to he world the rich resources OF our
county. Ii is however, unnecessary to lbr-
Their present The advan ages OF description of
the place offered for sale. as most buyers be
fore pur chasing would perhaps choose to
make personal examination. The terms
can be made accommodating, and tue title
indispensable.
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Court Martial.

lsx ITHE Court Nj rlia Ter the. 72l Re:
5uss.s intent. Tennessee Militia. will afsen
.s==ZI Ihld at The court house IN Fayettdvlll
N Saturday, Jan ,iary sth, lof Il
trans actldn OF such business as may |
brought Hef5ie the Co,l ri. ]
By order OF the c. lionel Commandenf
December 2, 1852 Z
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

Rev. James Calvert, ON Sunday
week while reading from the 18th
chapter Of ST. Luke, a wilt rise and
go TO my - suddenly fell
down ~ald expired before compile
ting the sentence, at Norton, Cat
taraugus county, New York.
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Candidates---IS53
=, .ec7oR-ItscoLs COUNTY,

.re We are au,hoTiz led to Announce IRA
= Na,.i,it. candidate for Tax Collector
af Bincoin County Tor le25.
r 70 We are authorized to announce Wiz
81 xy,senau. candidate for Tax
Collec,or % II.iacoln County, Tor 1898.
sr% We are authorized 10 announce
A.; gcee,,v, n. george. a candidate for
Tax Collector OF Lincoia County, lof fo9o'
srp We are authorized TO announce
YyjIiiaus L.. PatnpIin, a candidate :or
Tax Coilecior of Lincoln County. ipr 1898
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

Bacon, retail, ans 125 G)I5c; Rib Sides
8I0l0c; Clear do 9I6IOc; Shoulders 8bG
9c[$ b.. | fish Potatoes 81 50 to
50 IS y bush, :. Lard l1Ol94c- Pork
Mess Sl8 TO Si9 If Dbl. W Risky Old
Bourbon, 75c 10 81 25; Old Rye, Tic 10
81 SO; Recsified, 42023c.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-The cotton mar
ket is dull, having suffered decline Of !
TO J per cent. 8 bales good middiug sold
at IS.
Bacon, 10 to11c f. it.
Corn, SOC f. bush.
Lard. l1O12c.
Meal. 43 TO SOC.
Hogs. The bacon business bids fair ito
be much larger this season than ever before.
j. Ramsey and J. L. Divine & Co. have
commenced slaughtering. Sales have been
made at 55O5S neu, and for small lois.
CINCINNATI, O.-Flotr-. 50 so 10 5 90
-. Whisky l84@l8S =. L logs Sc 40 10
So. Lard lo4.. Bulk meat 7B for
sides. -
Nrw YoBK. n. Y.-FIour, SIS oe@5o9
. = slssss Pork at l84 10 l84 -. Lard a,
f24 10 i:}c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

A German, named &c gorge Drager,
asrecently killed at Sanduslky, Ohio,
by the explosion of a barrel, into
which he had put unsIacl Sed lime for
the purpose of eleansingit. On pour
ING boiling water upon the lime and
shaking the barrel after closing the
bung, it exploded with great force,
and 50 badly shattered the German 5
head as 10 cause bis death in a few
moments, He leaves a wife and four
small children.
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FOR SALE!

- CONVENIENT Family Resi-
80 denee.- adjoining the town Of Fay
- et,eville, with the lotof ground on
which the house stands, being the same that
the subscriber purchased Of SamneI F.. Gil
IiIand, containing p acres. For particulars
apply on the premises 10
JOHN T. MORGAN.
June "a. ls52-n
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Is Negroes. for Sale.

sS Til F. undersigned VIII exposei TO pu1
- SALE in This piacel- on The FIRST D AK
NJ JANUARY NEXT likely Near
of both Sizes, and OF different ages M
with approved security will be rvqu red
purchasets
GARLAND B. MILIGtR
! Dec. ,9I lS52-td
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u advertisements must be handed into
the Office by Tuesday Morni"g'to in Fure
an appearance in the following Paper
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r. Business Notice. 90

49, The List of Letters is PUBLISHED in
tbe Faue,ieriHe ObserBer, in compli hnce
with n inv Of Congress which OXIDES
,ha, il shall appear in The newspaper ha Fing
Lie LARGEST cTRcULATloN-.AD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

There was frost this year in
Georgia before there Il as any III
New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

N. B.. On Friday the Gath, apd sat
urdayi 25tli December. there VIII be
sold on she foregoing premises, to The high
est bidder, on credit Of 2 mpnthS, all '1s
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fam !
ing Utensils, Cotton Gin, Baled Cotton,
Corn. Wheat, Oats, Horses, Cattle, POrE
and SioEk Hogs, sc. sc
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ESTRA ".

mAkEN up BY Washington VII aker.
- in 9Th Civil District, one dark brown
mare Male, about l3t hands high. a bout 2
years old -no marks or brands perez 1yabIe.
Appraised 10 $50, Dec. 9. 1852 8
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

Every year the London press
sends into the world upwards Of a
million Bibles and New Iestaments.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
Griffin ! Cast Steel Cotton Hoes.

ENyEN 10 CASKS. assorted sizes Grif1iIa's
ts1ssls4 Cotton Hoes, The best Fl be thar Is
used. CHAINS, large variety. Also, Horse
Collars, Hames. Curry Combs Colon Cards,
&c HORTON s. MACY,
Dec. q, 1852. Nashville, Tenn,
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LOOK " q.
n on &c Egg

IN obedience 10 decree Of the Circuit
4 Cotrr for Lincoln Co, al lis November
Term. lb52, in the case Of Joseph L. Sheriff.
and oihkrs' bill fot sale Of Land. the under>
signed will offer for sale on the premises. on
acredtof one. two. and three years on the
2Ath day OF December mex tract
Of LAND. Situated in Lincoln county,
about rs miles west of Fayetteville. on the
5oulh SHE Of Elk River. and about miles
4asi OF Elklon, and the plice on which A
h Sheriff lived at the time OF his death
Said Trtci of Land contains about sos acres,
about lCO OF which is cleared-nearly all
fresh cleared-and as good Cotton Land as
any in Lincoln county, well improved. with
good Cotton Gin House on the premises;
also wdll timbered and well waiered. Any
person wishing TO purchase such Farm
willdo well 70 examine il before the day of
sale. Rond and approved security will be
required Of the purchaser for the pay ment of
the purthase money, and lien will be re-
tanned dntiI the purchase m onfy il paid.
JAMES R: CHlLCOAT CLERK.
Nov. rs, f852-td.
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y.ADyES, DRESS GOODsI

ggaa RICH embroidered and printed De-
Ss& LANES;
~ Beautiful French DeLaines, all rolors
do do Merinos db
Beautiful Cobure ,Paramatis & Persian Cloths
Superb Cashmefes. Aipaccas Bombak zines;
do Btocade and Damask Dress Silks:
Msgn Eenr Robe and Flquneed do
Rich biz Gro Rhine and Biocade do
w ate re Silks. all cooys
These Goods are rsry select. compEising
all HE F4test AID most beautiful styles out;
and viii be sold VERY CHEAP. Ladies',
gise usIa CALL
GoopRIcH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
Oct. RS, 1852.
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- HETEROGENEOUS are inserted ID the
order in which they are handed mi
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e. HILL.
DRIED FRUIT.

You will also find at r. Al. GRAY
81 cos a good article OF Dried
Fruit. Nov. ISI
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TIE PoPuIl AR VoTE FOR PRESIDENT
We have the official and unofficial
vote in every State in the Union,
with the exception Of five, and esti-
mating the tnajorities in these, the
aggregates are as follows
1852. 1S48.
Pierce, l,f35,559 Cass 1,223,7O5
Scott, 1,244,636 Taylor, 1,362,242
Hale l44,769 Van Buren, '291,37S
Pierce over Scott, 100, 1923; over
Scott and Hale, 4G,054!
Taylor oyd Gass, 1871; Cass
and Van Buren, over Taylor, 152,93l.
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GOOD LUCK

A=f To THOSE who cali AZ Gil q
ff&ztt-Y RusScli's new store. on the
1882 north east corner Of the Public
Square, where they will find every thing
they need 10 the way of DRY GOODS, al
the rEgY LOWEST PRICES that has ever been
offefed. We have Just received our Fall
stock, consisting Of BiaEiIxetS Of every
color and quality; Overcoming TO snit
every taste; CaSsiEncrcS the most beauri-
fui; Hats, shoes and Boots calculated 20
please The most iasIidious. We invite all
persons wishing 10 buy Goods TO give US
CALL and pledge ourselves TO sell al lower
prices than was ever offered IN this place
before. Don't foTgei the low prices.
Oct. Z. 1862
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CTGARS.


fns | osf SgeAR. Sulphur;
/. ha Brbwn dol Molasses; -
~ PulveIized do CONTEMPORARIES;
Sui. \ Paints and Oils;
Rice: Castings,
Painted Buckets, FurPentlne;
do Tubs; SHoEs and Doors;
Log Ckdins; vinegar;
Filth Claims; VagnisheS;
Breast Chains; Powder
Trace Chains; Lead;
Hames Ind Collars; Shot;
ludioo aid Nader: Window Glsts. Putty;
Pepper and Spice; Star & Tallow Candles
Alum; Soaps.
The above named articles, together with
great many others 100 tedious 10 mention,
aIwayI dn hand, either by wbolesaleor retail,
al The lowest a,aari2e: prices, BY
EVANS & CUMMINGS,
NE Corner Of The Square,
Oct. 81, 1852. Shebyyllle, Tenn
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For Rent

For Ren:-
The room and cellar immediately
under the O5se reer printing olliceI for
the ensuing year. For terms, Nc.'
apply at this office.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn .-Cotton. We 6nd i,
very difficult TO arrive al correc, quota lions,
on account Of the great irregularly prevail
ing, thus rendering it almos, impossible TO
quote with strict accuracy, but the market
is evidently tending in favor of buyers, and
we change o4r figures 10 correspond With
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

New Orleans at &c. This morning Inter
adric4s from Liverpool, were published,
reporting d further decline in thatInarket
of I'd, This brought i'll parties here 10 a
Istond- Sales al 64O7.
The receipts amount 70 473 bales against
1884 asi week. The whole receipts since
Is, September are 1899 bales against
6,9ie bales a, a corresponding period last
year. II
Coffee. New crop Rio tos@llc-Old
l0(Oi04cj demand fair.
Flour. There is a fair demand for Four,
supplies are abundant. Cincinnati 81 so,
new; Tennessee S4f04 so, new.
Sugar. There is steady demand for
Sugar, and the sock is somewhat larger
sdles new crop at 5st064 by the hid; &c
higher by the Dbl.
Molasses. 3I@a3c o. gal.
Salt. Barrel Salt at 4oc If bush; Sack
course 81 65, fine 81 rs 10 / 80.
Candies. Tallow l9Ic; Star 23N25c;
Sperm 45c.
Whisky. Rectifed 10 TO 2Oc. liz
f Bacon Hams 10c; Shoulders 8lcs Sides
loo; hog round I9lc.
Lard. &c.
Feathers. 3b031c.
Beeswax. IB69Oc.
Ginseng. 25G)28c.
Corn Meal. 40c If bush.
Corn. 81 SO to 50 T. Dbl.
Irish Potatoes. 4Oc $ bush.
Sweet Potatoes, SOC q bush.
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DR.. ". II. M'NELLEf,
NEW &aORIEa

w D. & 5. NJ. EWING are noN open
wv . ing. IN Hines ..big house, soo'h-
side of Public Square, Fayetteviile. y large
and vety desirable-assorImen OF Staple sod
Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware. CStleIY.
Queen w RE in short. ever article usually,
kept id first class dry goods Housf--whIci,
they are prepared 10 sell and rtiI sell. on
better terms for cash than any ather eslab-
lishme BIT in Town; or To punciual dealers on
the USUAL t'me. t.pme and prove u.
Julvl 90 1852
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ME- Ms Co. B. Boyr.s is our nutb nor
lied agent to obtain subscriber to
the Fayetteville Odserper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
The Rail Road Cars

HAFE MOI got here yet. but GiiI d
Ii EfusscIi- have Just received ibeir
args stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods for FAN,
embracing every KIND. color and style. Be
assured that they are the richest and most
beautfd! Ol the season ne solicft an ex
aminatipa Get z, 1852.