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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Fail I'radei
LARGE ARRIVALS
Rucs,anan q Bcavers

GcOdrich, Buchanan a Beavers
VI are uow receiving. direct from New
York and Philadelphia, avery large and al
faetve stock of
New Fall and Winter Goods:
and are now prepared io-exhibi an assert
ment which for extent, variety, beauty of
islyle and cheapness, has never been sur
passed 10 Fayetteville.
They would De mpch pleased 10 have an
ear y call from their old friends and custom
ers. and the public @ Generally.
September %, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
AND. J, DUNCAN,

auction and G mpsission Merchant,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
/" lfOLESA LIE Drs Goods Boots. Shoes.
w HAS. Cats, UnAbfeiiAs, SD for the
sale of3A.erchanlize generally, eilhsr al prI-
vale oTpcbiIe SALE
h VIII have regular ruosth!Y sales al Auc-
HOBS AID sullcils Cous gnnu.ns of Dry Goods.
PittSburg aud CIncIAnatl h;snuisctYr;; v i'll
give undivided attention tb al! business On
tusisd 10 my ca!c
Instructions STRICTLY coHpl With, and
business promptly execu.
Sept. l6-ly AND. ]. DUNCAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constable, aud Jusiice's blanks just print
cd, and Tor sale At our d4ss rtdaP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

INTELLECTUAL CHARACTER OF GEN PllskHi.
T,;hrcs 10 the high mental and moral quahtcs OF ''
ncnrca,ic candidate for the Presidency, are pouts -
from cyclv quarter. Recently Gov. Ftots OF Miss.'
h;oncs, authority, with our wing brethren. lucy All.
.dca from questioning the sourdncss or
dccmrns We therefore append for l'e'' &c C;cn
the following wcldrawn and "e'' ,is ,,o sneech al
80, E,o,c presented in MS u'' si''e" =
Jackson: oro frequently unon the siclt
"Whilst IN sn lime TO time arising anu venture 10
public ,s ever cod the various Speeches dthSe''
say That o., @ feeling compelled TO respect alike iic he
by nm abiy with which they are marked ana INC sp,r
valed patriotism which they uniformly ofcalhe' IN
~ udrcmeut the Republic has produced lew men oe'e'
G,od IN discharge the arduous duties aircrslhs 10 'r
presidential ciicc than the distinguished parsonage to wno
nm refcrnr His mind is one of great strength and acHy'
"; II has been NEST carefully and successfully III
have formed on acquaintance with but few, II any Oh ou,
tnnushcd American statesmen, who IN my ., .i .nI
larger share OF knowledge than he does 9" an
and practical TO the management oil go'cIaI sn,cches
Those who choose TO examine his ConSrcssor'as,
will find them marked with great orsihhHty " i
rene,e wth sound and manly argument pfesehteu III 'a
neo ,;nore,v chaetc flowing and energetic As a
@ h 10 never deficient in pcrspcacily; never du ana
,ad;nus. ncv.r peduntic ostenlatious hhe" III
, no much distinguished for readiness anu ski III ec
~ s ho is in social life for the easy aiioHty OF MS man
80 and certain coIoquia riVacly "lich tenoeis T.;
.a,ecobe in converse al who choose TO seek MS
His frankness and cordially IRE al
most nroyc1ba his purity and dislnlercs'eoness nave
hon called in question His opinions In regard 10 pnot
me,snr.s when once they have been Hatuciy iote", "
$500 lon, in state Of conceament, Out are sure " "
ncined nv him in language Of honest holiness on an!
sni,oh le occasion that may chance 10 arse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
Hon. WILLIAM II. klSo.

SENATE I',iAMbER. June ~, lS32.
Gr.TrrMgS have the honor acknowledge the receipt
Of war letter notifying that have been nominated by
The Democratic Convention Vice President Of The United
States.
dencc Of nv democratic brethren commands my most CRATE
full acknowledgements and chceruy accept the nomination
witn which have been honorcd.
Tlrouuhou 4 long public life am not conscious thai J
have ever swervcd those principles which have been
cherished and sustained by the democratic party and in
whatever situation may be placed my countryren may
resi- assured that shall ndhcro them faithfully and zeal.
ousy-perfecy satisfied that The prosperity OF our common
counlry and the petmancncy OF fec institutions can be
nomo;c and preserved only by administering the govern
iucnt in strict accordance with them
rhc platform laid down by The convention meets win
nv cordial appreciation. is national IN all lis parts; ana
nm content not only stand upon but on all occasions TO
defend it,
For the very la,tcring terms in which You Eias" been
n,oscJ gentlemen charac Grizc my public services
rc mat am Indebted the personal regard which am
nrnud to know you Individually cntcra Tor me- and that
you greatly uverrac them The only merit can lay claim
l. nm honest discharge Of The dnies Of the various posi-
items with which have been hOnorcd This cam-noth.
ng more.
With the highest respect and esteem am gentlemen,
yuur fellow Citizen WILLIAM IL. hiNH
10 Ncssrs j. s. BAnnouR, J. THoMrsnS, ALrHEUs FETCH
md T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
Iouy C. r. TAYLOR, Secv
p,T,EtcATION NEEJTNC; N DfSWIDnIE

Ala meeting Of the Democratic party Of Dinwiddie c"un-
~ held on The 2ls OF June loniay) AT the Court House
nm notion Capt f. J. r. Jones was called 10 Inc Chalr,
ard Edward p. Scott appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained by the
hartman Dr.. VIM F. Thompson offered The iiDwing re.
soluticu. for adopon-havng maie appropriate re
marks in support OF them:
Resolved That the nominations made BY the Democfac
Convention for President and Vice President OF the nlled
Sts are acceptable ,i, with cordial response,
an will receive the undivided support Of the Democracy CT
IN : county.
Resolved That tic resolutions adopted the Democratic
patiorm setting forth the principles OF the party avo"ing
las hev now do the constitutional rights OF the States, will
be- sustained BY in the approaching contest and We trust
viii n, maintained By section Of tnis conedcrncy to
the integrity of the Constitution and perpetuae
Resolved That Franklin Pierce OF New Hampshire and
Vim r King OF Alabama, the nominees Of the Convention
for these high Offices have indicated BY their past history
natrioc devotion the whole country and purity Of char
acter which enlist confidence merit approval ant
en,ic them the support Of the Democracy of the confed
Grated States.
Mr. B. B. Vaughan The assistant elector for this county,
seconded the adoption of the resolutions in speech OF
marked ability and cloqlence and promised that
other occasion he would prove by the record that franklin
Pierce by Congress and his public history
toore oueh, receive the enthusiastic support of every
lover OF his country. Mr. VS. remarks listened 10
with profound attention by his deli GIFTED auditory
On notion it resolved, that the editor OF the South
Side Democrat publish these proceedings in his paper and
that they DO copied into The Richmond Enquirer and Exam
liner. r. }. +. JONES, Chairman.
EDWARD P. ScoTr, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ioGhCCO-lhc market since orr last report is without
any material change in prices There has no, been much
fine manufacturing IN tho breaks this week. One fine fancy
hhd sold AT So 80 to-day. r.. VI. MARTIN d co.
Sales ot Tobacco by n. NJ MARrIS Co since Tuesday
hsl: Simon Fleming ) hhis., So 20, 25 g. 50 an!
IS: Il Ihonasson al Is: Thos Carroll AT g. H. II 49,
NJ Il b. IL 80 and al II IS: p Hearwel 3 ut 90
81 and 4 Winston, at 10; p Street ut 5 and i
W I'obbtt, al $50; 5 Gillian nj IS and 80; VIM
Williams, at =; DrJ K Wake, NJ 10 and So Wm Lett
at i f Faucon, at 80 J Chra lham nj ami 25
Mang"m, at II 80 hhds At 5, %, at 50 aad at
II so; p Bracy, al 25: W II White / n, so; DR.
Smith, at So W Bullock, at Is; + A Thornton 81
- 10 80; Mrs NJ II Check AT Is . IS and 10; DR.
!igeetrs, l6"t4 % co, 10, 8, % ST. at 81
- s at so, 81 and II; Harper & Kennedy at 15
NJ G Duke, al 49, Solomon, att Is; Il Fleming
at l. %; VI Duke at so; Green. at 80; " &
Anderson, Eat and II; DR. NJ HanscSlsr.t: 5 GO;
Aston at 5 60; Digger 3 a, 4 49, and 7j J D
TAYLOR | nj 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
STATE ELECTIONS.

MECKLENBURG.-F Clerk Of Circuit Court: /
Baptist no opposition. For Clerk OF County Court b
Baptist 73i; K 4 Walker i27. For Commemorative Al,
torney: Henry Wood 327; Edward r Chambers 1856; Tho
mas + Cioode 400. For Sheriff: Il Puryear 6S4; VII
liam II Blnnch 1886 For Surveyor: Thomas Locke 81:
Joseph Gregory ST.
p = The Democrats Of Meckcnhurg say, "well done
ami more than well DONE the Baltimore nominations
With every heart throbhng IN unison and nigh with hope
they will gather around The banner whereon is inscribed
Pierce King the Constitution and the sovereignty Of tn.
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
wuEA7LASp, (near Lancastcr,) June Il


Gentlemen: have delayed purpose TO answer your
kind communication of the 10Th ullmo until The result Of
the Baltimore Convention should DC known. With every
feeling OF grateful heart thank The intelligent and faith
iul democracy of Springfield township tor their favorable
opinion and for the and friendly hope expressed by
them 'ihat the democracy Of the Union would respond 10
the wishes of Pennsy Yania in The National Convention
In This hope they have been disappointed; but yet all of
have much reason Ia be satisfied with the nomination Of
Franklin Pierce and William r. King They sound, ra
deal Sntegs democrats who will employ their best CT
forts expe from the Halls OF Congress and the pueus
Of treasury the hosts Of ockobbers contractors and
spectators by which they now infested and 10 restore
purity simplicity and economy OF former times in the
administration of the government. know them WELL h,v
ing served in the Senate with both for several years.
most clca! important period OF political history;
and speak with knowledge when say they the very
men for the tines Public economy reform and n strict
construction of the constitution, according the Virginia
and Kentucky resolutions of 1873 and 1882 ought 10 be
wachwords Of democratic party throughout The pending
contest; and Fierce and King will prove be The able and
faithful representatives nf these great principles.
General Pierce first entered the Senate of the L. States
Inc 18th of March, 1887, and continued 10 be member
until tie 18th day of February, i5i2 when he resigned
This period embraces the whole Of Mr. Van Bacns admin
straton and The first year of that of Gen. Harrison and Mr.
Tyler file had previously served as member Of the
House of REPRESENTATIVES from December 1883 until the
18th March, 1887 throughout General Jacksons second term
of Office.
Senate of the youngest if The very youngest
of its members. Modest and unassumng in his dpor,-
meni but firm and determined in his principles and purposes
was long before he acquired the -erc! and esteem OF
his brother Senators. From deep conviction he
State rights democrat-sound unwa9cring and infexble,
and predict that when mis- shall be scruti
rjzed and tested by the toucsone of democratic principles
they will present fair record those the amented
Wright himself His innate modesy and comparative youth
prevented him from addressing the Senate very frequen
and vet well recolect of his efforts which would
have done no dscedit the Oldest and abe members OF
the BODY then in It's pamy days When he spoke he
was always prepared; his voice excellent his language
we'll chosen and fectous; and he had OF
proceeding evidently from deep conviction which always
commanded the attention of his AUDIENCE No candid and
honorable man OF any party well acquainted with General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

We are indebted the editor Of tho Harrisburg Demo-
cratic Union fer prnoshect of the following mastery let
for of the Hon James Buchanan Before the Baltimore Con-
y,uton met Mr. buchanan received letter from large
BE-, of democrats in Bradford county, Pennsylvania earnest
~ advocating his nomination for HE presidency and nv
inc him 10 pay them visit in the of The
He deferred answering il unt the convention had decided
who were to be our standard bearers and subjun
his letter in reply IT is eloquent forcibe and dgnied
nrnuncn, in favor Of Pierce and King and will be read by
thousands with heartfelt qualification and pride As an in
vocation the performance of duty tribute to the high
merits of onr candidates. argument in favor Of
storing the ascendency Of democratic principles in the ed
iai government il cannot be too highly commended:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
l522T2
li9
8 l23
Lees majority,
-ssS

MURDER BN A MOB.-Thc Cincinnati Sun slales ,ha,
the l4tn nturiac crowd of lrshmen down The
Jail in the little town OF Falmouth forty miles up the Lick
river and murdered Tic ailo The kcntuckian the
ncghhorhoud assembled armed with guns nd dispersed
mob By firm. into it, killing and wonndng
engaged. appears rshnan had been for
some offence henc" the mob. Great excitement, il said
prevailed among The kcn.ckilns aud the Irish Ehao,snts
were Compelled icuae the CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
PRICES OF STOCKs:IS RICHMOND.


lttf& cu3iHg 1IHTSday. JiDn 2iM
FlI:Ela State Stock -
treasury, slu7
virginia State Stock former Issue. with
1t jan. short !a;cs lu3 IacI an!
Canal aud Rail Road. registered, Guaranteed Bonds
WIKI Interest un L.; Ian sales, lL3 AMI M.
Richmond. FrclsbIr aud Potomac Railroad nund..
with interest from ~ Jan, last SAFES To- aud m.
City Of Petersburg Cogpon Bonds with Interest from
st Feb, sales TIL. week. 10 sn! mt
Richmond City Stock, with intcGcs, Isl jan
sales this week. I63 a. ~
Virginia Bank Stock. par s7h. last sales 75Y
raf;neia HahE SincS last sales. It's.
Exchange Bank Stock. last
virginia Fire Marine Stock lac, pae. lu;s
Richmond Fire Association Stock. nr s. sales 81
Richmond, fTcas'bg and Potomac Railroad Stock
salea this week O.,
Virginia Contra Railroad Stock las, .aIee 80
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad SlocS lar, sale.
James KIvcr md Kama Sha Stock s,sair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

We do not expect justice from the Whg and we arc heFc
fore no, al all surprised that paper publish Judge
esons card by ITSELF without ono word of our explanation
or OF the facts in Chesters case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
MORE PROOFS OF "AvAILaBILlTY."

The Petersburg Democrat announces and current
y believed the streets here yesterday that jas. Lyons
Esq., Of the Wing Electors of the State of Virginia
large and Chairman of the Whg Central Committee, had
in his resignation of those two important positions 10
the Wing Central Committee; and that the designations
OF other Electors also sent In. These gentlemen
are not willing 10 "stuy themselves" in the language OF
the New York Day Book and they cannot support nomi.
nation made to opiIiac W. H. Seward and 10 insult and
PROSTATE Willard Fillmore FOR his perilpe himself in de
fence OF the South they have always been convinced
The Wing may al these gentlemen US "fancy polt
cans who like sorry horses cost more keep them than
they are woh-but they have talents and influence md
their reputation of the ticket will be terrible blow 10 the
Seward candidatein Virginia and The South.
North and South there similar signs of rebellion We
give few items
GES. ScoTT IN NORTH CARoLlNA.-'rhe Wilmington,
IN. c. ComDercia, Wing paper, says:
I'VE confess somewhat excited at the nomination
OF Gen. Scott for the Presidency and out of respect to our
readers refrain from under present impulses. We
may be permitted TO say however the Commercial will not
advocate the election of this nominee while under the drec
ton OF the present editor and proprietor will
tanly not vote for him."
AUGUSTA, GA, JrSE 23.-The Wings are much dssats.
fed the action OF the Wing Convention defer action
till the return of their delegates
SAvASsAH JUNE 2S.-The nomination Of Scott is yerv
ds,asIefu to the Wings here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
10 the Editors Of the Enquirer

AHELla C. H., June l5, 1852.
There is in your paper OF the llia inst ;Srepresei'
lion m The Amelia ting relative the Jordan Hatcher
case which requires correcting piece signed Spectator
If hns among other the following "a meeting has been
held in Amelia; by whom the Whigs-and resolutions pass
ed pregnant with Insignificant party SPIRIT &c. Perhaps,
there was one Democrat in the Amelia meeting all the resi-
If Wings with perhaps lew exceptions &c Now, III
hn.c extracts there is word Of TRUTH but the author
bc,rays most sinble ignorance OF his SUBJECT ur Is
ouy Of wIllu IL would not nave been
Incumbent or me have noticed it, but correction nus
heretofore been made my authority IN letter written ny
Col Bottom the county delegate 10 the Editors OF me IN
ner That Published and yet win these facts
before him. bazonrd forth il nearly newspaper printed
in Tie civ of Richmond Spectator has made the ungual-
,I assertion that this wing mteiinS gotten up tor
larry rurposcs II his article written win Know.
IaIe of The correction before him, il can BE- characterized
in but way-a tissue oi lalsehooas
The nrpi.;I, steps win rra ard Ia This meeting were taken
bv D,mocrn-; the call made by them, the advertisement
written by one OF them and published in Democratic pa
cr but the public action was before reported espec-
live of patty Many Of the Wings NJ hist declined having
anything to do with H. protesting that If party caste could
v pos.tity given it, they would not parcpat"; aha
was only upon al Dcm"caiic friends h
|, cout mol be- so tortured that they consentec ana th
union meeting the result wherein everything Ike parry
srt was buried and shoulder TO shoulder unltcIy ihcy
protested against the alarming doctrines promulgated IRON
The Executive chair The asscu1age was large on" he'll
in minority Ever nearly the whole courtyard
was in H. and remained during The whole OF it, Gcbera
tons This Is mentioned simply - give some Idea OF TIE
interest taken proceedings by the people oi the county
The author of this is he whose maine appears as the
mover OF the resolutions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

We commented upon The Wing PLATFORM us Puoishcd NJ
tho Whg--lhc Wing says that the report is incorrect anu
sill finds fault with us believing in the accuracy Vi
Wing paper! There is some strange mystery III 'hc u""'
orn of said plaforn-he first report as endorsed oy zen
Scott being very different from the official report puO'aed
bv hc officers of The body Tuesday morning. aier the
Convention had adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
New ORLEANS, June 81.

New ORLEANS, June 81
The vote was taken throughout this city to-day on the pro-
millions six hundred thousand duars to be applied
the construction Of the New Orleans Jackson and Opeousa
Rail Road II was carried by large majority and the re-
suit was received with the greatest enthusiasm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
w A SIiISGTO

The National Agricultural Convention met oday. I've:
y-three States represented BY Isl delegates Ma.
shall Wilder OF Massachusetts, chosen President, arc
committee OF thirteen appointed who reported Cons;.
ton for the government of the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June -.
Flour has declined. Sales Ut 600 bbS at 81 r. Re-.
Wheat gS 100 cts; white 81 81 o. White Corn IS 81
cts; yellow 81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
TIE. RESPONSES.

We have only space refer TO the noble and beau" res
r Frank Pierce and W. f. King 10 the letters IN
rouinu them of their nomination. fully and Inaniu'y Gu
dorsnp the Democratic platform They Will seal inc ups u
cautious Wing critics. and thrill the hearts OF The De'"oca
cy every where with pleasure and with new and Increased
zeal 10 strike blow for glorious cause, and against 'e
Seward ticket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
.CpINlONS OF THE BOSTON PRESS UPON THE
BALTIMORE NOMINATIONS.

The onrno endorses Tho nomination Of Gen. Scott with
n heavy heart.
The iHcS warmly Ssana Scott but says The people OF
Massachusetts viii have Webster nothing They prefer
defeat under his banner under who do"s moi
command their confidence and respect.
The Sdrcr'iser is struck with hardly less surprise Than
reure and fears the decision fucbodcs disastrous
Gucnccs 10 the welfare Of tho Wig party and the country
The fourit- The nomination fell upon the inhat-
ras the city like funeral pail; what 1t Sai weeks ago.
!, H.. mo reason Il, unsay now Its opinion cannot be-
-krI ahout AZ a Icai's warning by the caprices OF
;w individuals when the rod has been ct nj fever heat
f six DAYS in sort o! black lie of Cnlcurta Ii will wait
The return Of thu Delegates before deciding whether 10
Tain the nomination or not.
The Mail The effect Of the nomination al General
Scott mon the crowd in Stale street. like the appearance
of contribution box in church, only the scattering
more 81 neral ard ndiscrminato.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

LEADING WIGS GOING OFF.-"G." the Wash
ne,on correspondent of the Clipper who was reporter al
the WING National Convention, writes as follows:
1--WE have scarcely been in the city long enough since
c,ion among the whig politicians learn that all.
ar NEARLY ALL twelve thirteen ncnhcrs oil Congress,
who seeded from the last whg CAUCUS VIII not go inc no.
mnaonand that lessrs Stephens and Toon5s ni Geor-
ca are likewise in the category. Such ls The faE
about the capital.
1--WE can state with more certainty that Mr.. WtEIowe OF
pcnnsvlvana and Mr. Joshua K. Giddings OF Ohio,
dead against proceedings of the Convention They will
in all probability help rebuild the Free soil party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

SUDDEN DEAF I've arc panied 10 announce the
death of Mrs. Salie A Galaher wife of Edwuld A. Gala
her one Of the popretors OF this paper Mr. Galahc lett his
residence about CLOCK yesterday afternoon his wife then
the Counting Roon about six squares off, where he had
no, been more than three minutes when servant
in haste and informed him that Mrs G. was ILL., Hc imme.
his devoted companion wrapped In tho embrace Of DEATH
"Wha shadows are, and what shadows we pursue"
Yesterdays Republican,