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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

A New Orleans reporter says, in
paper published about a week
since, that on certain evening,
two draymen, who had great al
lection for their respective animals,
got drunk, and in their oblivious>
ness each drove home the others
dray. Now, the drays happened
to be very much alike, but OF the
locomotive agents one was horse
and the other a mule. The next
morning, the ow ner of the horse,
finding that he had mule instead
OF his own true Rosinante, imme-
diately pronounced his fellow dray-
man thief, and started forthwith
to the recorders office to make an
affidavit. There, TO his surprise,
he discovered that bis associate in
The previous nights ''drunk" was
before him, and that the clerk was
already engaged in wiring out an
affidavit in which he, the owner Of
The horse, was charged by him, the
owner Of the mule, with having sto
len a most valuable animal, leaving
in its stead nothing but the misera-
BILE skeleton of spawned horse. nm
Tie draymen mutually explaincd
the matter, hereupon the clerk
ceased writing, and the great mule
and horse case was forever set at
rest
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MARI lAeEs.
MARRIED.

In this county. Mr. BYRoN L. CLuNN, of
Madison CO.. Ala. and Miss MARTHA E.
GILLIAN, Of Ogellhorpe CO., Ga.
In this county. on w Wednesday, 9Th inst,
bv John Moore, ESQ :. Mr.. RoBT. STEVEN.
SON and Miss NANCY JEANS.
In Giles county. Mr. ]. S. FREEMAN and
Miss CoRsTA ANN SoPHIA THOMPSON.
In Giles county, Mr.. JAMES E. ABERNA-
THY and Miss SUsANNAH REBEccA DENTY.
In Athens. Ala, Mr.. J B. HoLLINGs,
WORTH and Miss SARAH T.. OLIVER.
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SIS Reward.

a. RANAwAY from the subscriber, near
"a Triana, Ala, on Monday, llih inst.
n. black neg 10 m an named TOM. weigh
ing l76 lbs, 5 feet pr inches high. y or
90 years old. The SAID boy was raI sed IN
Marion county. Ken lucky. 1t is supposed
that he will attempt TO return &c the county
in which he was raisedi and he will probably
try 10 pass lhro ngk Lincoln county. as he
was taken South through here. The boy
wore off blue summer coat, black silk
vest. and blue pants. will give the above
re ward if delvered 10 me, or the sum Of $40
if secured in any Jail so that get him.
~ RICHARD HOLDING.
Oct. I4,ls52-4t near Tfisna. Ala.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

H1oss NG--
Take notice that there will be q
mum Ter Of valua able Hogs and other
property, put up at public sale, on
the 18th Of November, on the Massey
farm, some five miles from Fayette-
vile, near the Pulaski road. See
advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14
TeOtlCR.

On THE 18th or NOveni-
1!ss Der next. | will offer for sale
tsaS 10 the highest bidder, on twelve
months credit, o b the farm formerly known
as the Massey 4 arm. 100 head of STOCK
HOGS, 8 head OF HORSES, 8 Mich
COWS, 2 yoke o OXEN. be tween 200 and
800 bbls. of COR N. and other property too
tedious to mention. Bond and approved Sc
curity will be required, before the delivery
OF the property.
Oct. IL, 1922. HIRAM COMMONS.
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Supper

NuppeF--
The ladies of the, Presby terrain
Church will furnish Supper in Fay
ettevilIe. on the 4th of November
next: the proceeds of which viii be
applied to tie finishing Of their
churcb edifce. Tickets can be OBJ
tained " applying at tie Stores Of
,Soufh49fM,, Morgan d Neg Nc
-Phq7. aud 1f "a 81 g cra'gtord.
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New Goods

A decided Qppo rtunity is now be-
ing offered by lh3gason f. buchanan,
at their new Store, on the corner, to
furnish every body with supply of
the very best and most fashionable
Goods, at the lowest possible figure.
Give them call.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

The Cumberland PresbF terians
have recently organized a Church IN
Louisville, consisting Of eighteen OF
twenty members, out of whom three
ruling elders we're ordained.
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Circulating Libra airy,

WILL be ''G piENE + 9 { HAMPTON.
AHril %
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Public Speakin g.

Hon. WILLIAM H. Polk, will adj
dress the people on the Presidential
question at
Moofesvisle, Marshall Co, Wednes7
day, 2Sth Oct
Shelbyville, Bedford Cos, Thursday,
2Sth Oct.
winchester, Fl nklin Co., 29th
Oct.
Fayetteville, Lincoln Co, Satut-
day, 3Otb Oct.
A fair division Of time will be al
lowed wing speak ers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

1Jfules.--AIr. ). Y. Hunton, of
N errer county. III this State, recent
" ni,rchased,9D mules of A. B. Will
son Fof Boone county. No, for which
he paid S60l0.- BowliRgT Green
SlqRdard ID
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TO correspondents

The commu nicaticn Of "Carl.us,"5
on the ~bicAlninyille and Manchester
Railroad is unavoidably Gro wded
out, this week
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s25 Reward

!. BY reference 1 an adverti| ement
in another column |, it will be sedn that
Mr.. Holding, of Ala, offers s25 re-
ward for the recovery of a negro
therein described. Look out for him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

SOAP.

HaBAFs
VOHNSON,S celebrated Chemical
30 Soan always on hand. This is believed
10 be the BEST and the CHEAPEST Soap ever
invented. Come and see.
.ncELROY g CRAWFORD.
May % 1.
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LANES I. THOMSON. WIN. BUCHANAN.
THOMSON s BUCHANAN.
New Firm, New Store, and New Goods!

rEvHE undersigned have associated them
B selves together. for The purpose of con
Quoting generaI mercantile business, and
are now receiting very extensive and desi-
rabl,s stock of Foreign and Domestic,
st. pie and Fancy Dry Goods; Boots.
shoes and Brogans; Hats and Caps,
Books and Stationery. Umbrellas,
Hardware and Cutlery; China. Glass
and QueensWare, &c. Be.
Their stock was selected with great care
in the Eastern Market. by the junior partner;
and thew flatter themselves thai they have
succeeded in getting up an assortment which
for exile ut, variety. and beauty Of style. can
not be surpassed BY any house in Fayeite
vile; and they only solicit call from pur-
cbaser.. TO convince them that they will sell
Them Goods ON. a Christmas Year credit as
low as they can buy them from any other
houss. under any circumstances.
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
NORTH Eest Corner Public Square.
Oe, "a tSr2
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McEITOyN CRAWFORD,

B6T0 HAVE recently received at the
- Drug Store, North side Of the Public
W. Square, Fayetteville. fresh from Fhll
/ y adelphia aud New York. an addition
a. supply o. GENUINE Medicines, Drugs
Paints. Oils. VarnIshes, Dye Stuff, Window
GLASS, Putty. Pertamery, hne Soaps. Teas.
Wines Brandies. SnuiI~, Segsrs; fine, com
uon and stp oklng Tobacco Surgical lpsiru~
ments. &c SC. which make lhetI stock IN
surpassed il equ4!ed by al establishment
;outside Of a cily.
They have on Hand. AMI are daily receiv-
ing, an extensive collie tIion Of the best
Patent Medicines extant Their stocs
OF this kind OF Medicines embraces most Of
the popular preparations OF the day. flaw
Jag Obtained our Drugs and MEDICINES
tact. every thing 81 t have in store-irom the
most reliable Druggists East. we i,e no hes
i,ancJ IN recommending lheiH TO The public.
physicians. and merchants generally. as pure
and genuine. Being resolved to continue q
permanent, reliable Drug business in Fay
eIIeyille, our customers aud lie community
generally, may rely upon oul statements with
most lnpIcil confidence all articles shah
come up to The representations gwen.
The ladies' IN particular. and the public
dlc IHFHcu " Out bHCNudicu SCI
lection OF Perfumery. II is varied and
decidedly tasty. Come the first opportunity
and view them.
Farmers. Merchants, and other business
men. will be supplied with Caster Oil, Sweet
do. Spirits TurpentIne Paregoric Laudanum,
EssslceS, Patent Medicines, SC. sc. by the
dozen il desired.
The orders OF local physicians and al
others promptly ATTENDED to. aud tEen pre-
scripiions carefully compounded.
Tie liberal trade we have heretofore en-
joyed. encourages me belief that with our
extensive and we'll selected supplies. we can
meera jail demands in our line. TO desired
inerease oil our business.
May %. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

Madame soutag was serenaded at
New York by 1900 musicians, which
she handsomely acknowledged.
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DIED.

In thi. county, on Saturday, Cd inst, Of
Miss ELLEN GIlLlLAND, aged
81 years.
In Lawrence ct unty, 1lth ult., Mr.. WIN.
w. OLD. He W as inferred with Masonic
honors, and was aworthy member Of that
fraternity al the time Of his death.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14
NEW S'H'OES

|" D. s. s. NJ. EWING are no " open
w ing, IN Hines 'big house, south
side OF Public Squire, FaJ ettevllle, large
and very desirable assortment OF Staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware Cutlery,
@ ueens ware-in short, every article usually
Kept in first class dry goods House which
they are prepared 10 sell and will sell, on
better terms for cash than any other estab I
Iishmeni in town; or 10 punctua dealers on
the usual time. Cume aud prove IL,
July %. 1852
A GOOD ARTICLE OF HERDS and
IN Blue Grass Seed. for sale by
Aug. IL, r. Al. GRAY.& CO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

The slaves in Princess Anne
county, Va, it is said, have become
so rebellious that an extra patrol
has been ordered out.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14
Hats

n We have just received Mole shia,
- Beaver, SaIin. Oter, Mexican, Hursa-
nan. Kossutb. Magyar. Palm. LeghO'n, MGR
icaibo and Panama HAS. making our assofi-
ment decidedly the largest and must com-
plele We have ever offered.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN : BEAvFRs-
April Is.
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HM AR,Ae

n .RsE assortment Of very fine
- HATS. which we are offering much
cheaper than such an article has ever Deen
offered here before. III you want an eAus
article. la,ests,yls, fpr little money. Jnst call
over on the cool tide OF iowD
July .. w. D. s. ). NJ. hWlNO'
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CeptIemen's Wear.

CYm Qua stock in this line compri
Fz5etT5 ii ses every thing necessary 10
SA-Ll4-D complete gentIeman's toilet
as Cloths, Casslmercs, Ves.ings, &c. which
we will sell liule chesper AN the cheapest,
Please call and examine before purchasing.
July 80 w ID. & S. NJ. EWING.
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Cloths, etc.

Cloths, etc.
GENTLEMEN would do well TO call 81
u ,the store OF Goodrich. Buchanan s. Bea-
pers where they will find an unusually large
and very superior assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres aud Fesfings.
in great YarIrty. and which they are anxious
TO sell al lower prices Than Goods oil the
same qualities have ever been sold IN ,hs
market. Give them call before buying
April Is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

CONSUMPTION.
FSSIito remed4 is JiirIeu To the ctii u,nn lfy
4 with he confdencelue feel IL an aI,s-
Gle which seldom fails 10 Ieallze the hapIae4s
rffecs thai cau be desired When once tried.
It's superiority over every other msd;ciue af
us kiud, is TOO tarpaFen; to- escape tbseiva-
ion, aud where its vIItreS are -kpavH. the
public DO Hunger hesitate what aniido.e 10
employ for The Distressing and dangerous at
leetIonS Of The pulmonary organs, whirh are
Incidenl 10 our CLIMATE. And not cBiy in ihe
formidable attacks upon HE lungs, bui lor The
DIlder earie,iesoG Coins, CoUGns. HotR> e.
NESS. &c. AID Tor CHILDREN II is the pIsss.
ATTEST and safest medicine tia, can be OBJ
tanned. No family should be without 1t. and
hose who have used it. never will
Read The opinion Of the following gentle
men who will be recognized in the yarIous
sections OF couairy where they are iDcsred-
each AID all as merchants CT The hls, class
aud of the highest character as the oldest
and most extensive Wholesale deaIers in
Medicine. wiih an experience unlinuI.d on
The subject OF wEich they speak 4 there u
any value in the judgment Of expcIies &c, see
This Certificate.
We the undersigned, W ho,sale Dfurcis,s.
having been long &C Iuaintsd with Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, hereby certify ous Leiei that
il is the best aud most eifecluni remedy Tor
Pulmonary Complaints ever offered 10 the
American People. And we would; IN our
knowledge Of rs Goa position. and &'ea,ivs
usefulness, cordially coMmend II 60 lac af
flcted as worthy their best confGrnr4. aud
with tht firm conviction, that u will do iot
their RELIEF all ba, medicine can DO.
Henshsw. Edmanls & &c Boston Mass,
Reese & Culson, Baltimore Nd.
LadI & lngraban. Bangor. Me
Hayiahd. Hairall s Co. Charleston. :. [.
Jacob s EarrsDd, DetToIr. MIch.
t. FL. 1lcAllisier, Louisville, Nv.
Francis & Walton, ST. Louis, Nc.
Jos Tucker, Mobile Ala
1'heodaGe a. Peck, Buri.cgion, VI
Havilahd. Risley & Co.. Angusia. Ga.
Isaac d. james, Trenton, n. J.
]. NJ. Townsend, PItshurg, PeGn.
Clark 8 Co.. Chicago, III.
E. L. Gay. Burlington. Iowa.
NJ. A. Stanton q Son, Norfolk. Va.
%. Biinghursl, AZ iImingion. Delaware,
John Gslberl s Co, Philadelphia. Pa
H. ID s w. Il. Gilman, Washington, ID c.
Wright s Co., n. Orleans. La.
Watson. Wall & Co. Fl Wayne. Ia.
c. &. Richmond & CD, San francisco. Cal.
Lewis 6. Ames. TallaI has see. FIOuta
B. r. Strong, Knoxvl PIE. Tenn.
Chiffon & Duer, Little Rock. Ark.
Stllsr Slade & Co., Lexington. Miss
n. d. Labaide. Galveston. Texas
Chas. Dyer. Jr.. Providence, Il. I.
Jos III. Turner. Savannah, Ga.
Wade Eckstein & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
With such assurances. and from such men.
no stronger proof can be adduced. except
that iauOd IN effects upon uia. .
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER.
Druggist and Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by DiEMER s. HAMPTON. Fay
etteyIe. Oct 7. 1852
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Boots and Shoes.

81 CASES Boots. shoes, Bro
Esi{ gains and CATERS, comprising ~
~ cry style and quality for Men's. BOys.
Youths, Ladies'. Misses wear received aEd
for sale ~ remarkably low prices by
fp0DRIcH, BUCHANAN EEAVEks.
Aprilll5.
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fr Adgerlisemenis must be handed into
ths Ofi;e by Tpssddy MoraiHg' 10 insure
an appqar;,nce il me following Paper.
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Appointmen

Hon. G, W.. 30 PES viii address the
peopleon the Presidential question, at
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For Rent.

The roor J anl cellar Immediately
under the q bgsy1 sI printing office, for
the ems jung Year. For terms, &c,
apply 4f this 0iiice.
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DRESS GOODS

aSs, AT our store, The LADIES' will find
zS varied assortment Of Silks and Be
~ RACES some very fiae-whch we
" III sell evfn If they have oIgo at cost. A
choice stork--come quick.
July % w ID. s. S. IN EWING.
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@w n gB@a

DERFU MERlES, Fancy ARTICLES, Co
locnes, Fancy Bottles, Bergamois,
Cloves; Lemon, Sassafras, Hemlock. Rose.
Peppermint. Cinnamon, A niseed, and most
other fancy Oils; Perfume Boxes. extra fine.
.UcELROY s. CRfWFORD.
Nav 90.
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SLIAWEs.

EROM the most common qualities Of
n Yarn Shawls 10 the 6nesl Silk and
Grape. of various cplors to suit the taste Of
pprchs.ers, tOci. ~ GILL & RUSSELL,
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h. Adssniserned IS are inserted in the
order in witch lhey are handed in.
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GOOD LUCK
The Rail Road Cars

TTAVE not got here vet, bnt Gill &
RUSSELL have Just received their
arge stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods for Fall,
every kind. color and style. Be
assured that they are the riches, and most
beautiful Of the season. We solicit an ex-
Oct. 7. 1852
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FHVHE incest and most substantial article
Il bf Homemade Mixed Jeans, and for
kalehy (OcI. q GILL & RUSSELL.
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J lsaii Printed Blanks.

Csnslhol5., Dad Jasiice's blanks just print
cd and for sail At our desk cheap.
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~ OuR stock Of Glass and Queens
~ Ware is full and complete, and going
of at lower prices than any where else
Oct. 7, 1852.
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LCandiddtes---lS53.


TAX liLEcToK tLISooLE coUTTY-
TIP WA are auih lrized TO Announce IRA
4. Doa.iIii, candidate fer Tax Coiecto
nt i4'ncoa n touriy ltr looo.
stTs We an hnrlZed TO announce
Cl,npseiI-D ouilltt, Toi the 81 district !
can i,4Al4 tar Tax Collector OF Lincoln
COMFY. Tor 1853.
sLJS We are auihofIzed 10 announce SS.i-
sou ID SyiScTnan. a candidate for Tax
Coil-rIot nt Lincoln County. Tor 1893;
fTP We are authorized 10 announce
Maj Joseph III. GtorGe, candidate Tor
Tax Collector Of i.!n4olu County. Tor 1898.
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AT COST.

GROCERY BUSINESS.
ga into it again! have
- heavy stock Cf Ezazzss
Blown Crushed and Loaf sugar;
Government Java Coffee;
Extra Good Rio Coffee;
Extra Fine Golden Syrup;
Re5oiled MoIasses,
Barrel Salt;
Fine Sack Salt
Coarse Sack Salt;
Castings;
j Nails, sc. SC.
All of which will be sold al, reduced prices
for cash For money in hand, will sell
IRON, by the quantity, at NASHVILLE fi-
ces, with carriage. The same oio
price on time.
June 10. 1852. SHAPAhD..
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IBRUSA-394
DATNT, Sasn, WhlteN ash. Narnish. t!air'
! Clothes. Shoe, Tooth, and @ amel Han
Brushes.
Nav 2O II
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UMBRELLAS.
Barter. Barter.

NyE will lake in exchange for Goods.
w good Brown Jeans, hlte and striped
Lihsey Feathers, Homespun, Socks, Bees
wax. Taliow. Bacon. Lard and Flour
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
Oct. III.
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A Fuss for Feathers. etc.

"E will give in Goods, al cash prices.
w the highes; marker price for all Bar
ter usually IakeD; such as Feathers. Bees
Wax, Tailow, Linsey. Socks, striped and
white Cotton. Wool, Grass Seeds, DTed
Fruit, sc, Give US call before you sell.
Ang. IL. r. A. GRAY GU
The daily union., 1852-09-16
what tAsY said or Pierce.

II the people Of the Uailed States had memories
and every new phase OF the whg party the wing
didates could be presented and accepted without any
recollection OF any past contradiction there would be
end to whig victories The whig papers pre-
pairing to show that General Pierce is not competent for
President-;he Republic leading the way Before deci-
ding that point however hope the Republic will ex-
plain the following from the National Iaeligsncsr short
y after the action of the Baltimore Democratic National
Convention
"of Mr. Pierce our readers have probably heard more
than people owing his service la several public
stations, but yet less than OF any other Of gentesn
who were honored by votes in the Democratic Convention
Ia the 1888 he took his in Congress repre-
sentative OF the State Of New Hampshire and, after
ing in that capacity, became from the State
serving there also for several years. after which he retired
10 the practice OF the law In the late Mexican be
served as brgadier general resgning his commission
the close OF the war. and again returning private life
His experience has therefore, been practical
TO qualify him to administer the affairs oil the government
should the people call him to that trust respectfully and in
national spirit"
The daily union., 1852-09-16

The Lopos ISLANDS FORTIFIED AND GARRisoSrD NJ
LAND AND sEA-The New York Journal OF Commerce
has been put in possession of the following important
ellgence which says from perfectly reliable
and authentic source:
Immediately on receipt OF dispatches at Lima 3lst o
July, sent by The Peruvian minister al Washington
the council OF State clothed the executive with exaor-
diBary powers One steamer and two sAps-of-war
sen, 10 the Lobos islands, and three 10 be sent
i'm 5ledIaely after. General Desua at the island with
force of 300 men. The English steamer Lima, which
left the 1lh ri August landed five hundred and ff-
teen men, well ohcered, AT Payta, on the l4h They
would leave the next day in the steamer Bimae. for Lo-
bos island. Orders had been given station thou
sand at Lambayeque, coast opposite Lobos islands
The Lobos islands would be strongly fortified everything
being prepared for so doing
joaquin J. de Osma, brother OF the present Peruvian
minister, has arrived here as minister plenipotenary
uaordinary, to treat upon The Lobos question"
letter in the Herald dated Lima, Aug 10, says the
people OF Peru are in favor OF resisting the
United States and that Gen. Desua has orders 10 warn
of all vessels foand loading with guano, three times,
and, should they persist, TO sink them The standing
army was TO be increased TO 5000, and the national
guard throughout the country called into active service
The letter adds;
steamer Valparaiso, and ordered four steamers more to
be Immediately purchased In Callao frigate is being
armed with twenty four long guns; other vessels are
preparing, and the splendid steam rgaie Amazonus was
daily expected with orders TO proceed TO the Lobos where
all the present men, war of Peru are stationed
The vessels war are not prepared merely TO pro.
tect the Lobos islands, but also to attack the Rsrtan
other that may wish 10 protect the guano
punderers The popular feelings are very much excited
and the leading idea is that il the Americans should
succeed IN robbng Ruano Ia confscate the properly OF
American residents here. In Caao there is prevalent
idea among the English, French and Others to arm pri.
vatccrs and go and assault the California steamers and
vessels in that route. which, II carrie into effect would
be most fatal for American commerce
The daily union., 1852-09-16
The Post once Management.

The numerous complaints received at this office abou
the non-receip Of the Union by subscribers are sim
lar TO many others noticed by democratic cotempo.
rares. The Democratic National Committee. who have
sent off, and now sending Off thousands of docu.
ments, daily addressed by gentlemen at distance 10
when documents have been sent, and who have never
received any. II would be well in every instance that
where these omissions known to have occurred the
negligence should be publicly exposed. We very much
fear that the whg leaders trying make Of the Pos
Office Department mere whig machine