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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16
MEDICINAL.

i. EWlN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE
D r i e & | S rs,
No, I, North College street,
NASHVILLE TENN,
VTTOULD respectfully inform Druggists, Merchants,
w Physicians and Manufacturers, that they have
again conineuced the Drug business in the building
College, near Church street, and intend continuing them
selves to the WHOLESALE TRADE Their stock is near-
y entirely fresh one and they determined to make
both the prices and qualities satisfactory. They offer for
sale low for cash or on lime to Punctua men
500 ' Tanners Oil;
1065 pounds Indigo, of prime quality;
l4os do Nader
$50 do Extract of Logwood in small boxes;
40 do COchneal;
65 do Muriate ofTin;
1900 do Alum;
400 do Refined SslpetIe;
loco do EPSON Salts;
$50 do Gum Canphor;
1900 do Sup. Carb Soda;
80 Gro. NJ Lane EermIfuge;
10 do NJ Lanes Liver Pills:
20 do Fahnestocks Vermifuge;
100 doz Mustang LinimeDt
100 Gro. wood box Matches;
$50 doz. Masen's Backing
$50 m G. D. Caps;
1000 pounds Red Lead-dry
500 do White do do;
800 do Letharge; EFs ~.
1000 do Eng. Venetian Red;
200 bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed;
As boxes Bonn's Scotch Snuff in packages;
"a do CARROTS do do;
60 doZ do in bottles;
48 do MaccabOy Smut; in cots;
1000 lbs :" d" IN jars and bbs;
300 boxes Window Glass-assorted;
1000 lbs. Putty;
l30 pounds Pearl Sage; .... .-.- ..
10 do Tapioea;
$50 do Gum Arabic;
90 doz. Cod Liver 0il-Rush;On Clarke Cos;
90 do Seidet's Powders, in TIN boxes;
60 pounds CalOmel, English and American;
10 do Hydriodate of Potash;
l 2l5 do Spirits Nitric Aether;
&c do Aqua Ammonia
90 do Sqr. Iodida of Iron;
Sehseffeins Extra Powders and Extracts
Physicians Pocket Cases of Instruments various Styles
Physicians Pocket Cases of Walls large varity
Amputating Dissecting, Lythotomy, Trepannins and
Midwife instruments, in cases;
Medicine Chests-a variety Of styles and sizes.
~ Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng, Faxseed, &c, taken
at the highest market rates 1octlS-tf
ZINC WHITE PAINTS kegs received and for
II sale low. This article is said to be much superior
White Lead in brilancy Of color durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes to which the latter applied
and costs but little Ii is coming largely into use
the eastern cities. oct2O EWIN BROTHERS
~ OLD LEAF AND FOIL.-l0 ounces Abbey's
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TLERK IVANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WHO
I writes good hand, aud has general knowledge of
accounts can obtain situation by making application, with
references 20 NJ. box 80, Post Office.
Nashville Nov. II, 1853.
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ID ERKINS & CLACK-Are now prepared TO re-
i ceive, store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
to consgumentS. Oct2.
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DYE FLOUR.-RUSSELL & BOND, 81,
IL Broad Street have Just received excellent article OF
RYE FLOUR bolted and unbolted.
Dov8 B&Tw.
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DRINCIPE GIG ARS.-FIFTEEN THOUS-
1 and extra Principe Cigars, just received by
rori1 r. a J. NIXON
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NOTICE. am closing up my business with view of
= permanently Withdrawing. Many persons indeb
ed 70 me by and account some for years. and hope
they will call and paw up without further delay trouble
have removed my Books and Papers to the room ad.
Joining Messrs W. II. Gordon Co.
or.Ga SAM SEAY
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JAMES II THOMAS,

THOWS q ~ HIETIEOhNEs
Attorney a Law,
VIII practice their profession in the counties of
MaGfy Marshall, Giles, Lawrence, Lewis, and Hickman.
dec 9-tC
JOHN SULLIVAN Il SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco. Cotton Provisions and
Western Produce Generally,
baltimore, Nd.
REFERExcEs-Dr F. Robertson, James Walker, Esq
Messrs. johnson Horne, Nashville, Tenn. june3-6m
W. H GORDON CO.,
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale Of Merchandise, generally,
janl NASHVILLE, TENN
A. r. DAVlE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practices in Madison and the adjoining COUNTESS nd will
give prompt attention to collecting and other business
Q. MACGREGoK ALLOwAY, j. BASKHzAD
MACGREGoR ALL0WAY & CO.,
omission MERC HANTS,
So ST. CHARLES STREET, third Store above St Charles Hote
.zgN. E. ALLOwAY & CO, Nashville, Tenn, are at
all times prepared to make liberal cash advances ship
ments to us. LsePl6
L. H SIMPSON SONS,
Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Champaignes, &C.,
NO. 10, BEAEER STREET NEW YORK
And Rue La BAsrIDE, BORDEAUX mayl6-1y.
wEBBs & RAWLINGS,
GROCERY, COMMISSION & FORWARDING MFR
CHANTS.
Mda street. one door North Of Union Memphis Tennessee
HAyE hand full supply of Groceries. Bagging,
Rope Bacon Mess Pork Lard, Candles, Flour, &c,
which they will furnish to their customers the usual
terms.
All Coons Shipped to them by water will be covered by
open Policy unless written the face OF the Bill Of
Lading, at the time of shipping. Insurance
.T We prepared to make Cash Advances On Cotton
in store. .
WEBB, RAWLINGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. So Carondeet Street, Near Orleans
Anyo friends who wish facilities Cotton 20 be ship
ped TO house in New Orleans call at Memphis
o address at n. Orleans. july2s-6n.
~ Eagle & Eng, Wing, Memphis; Union, Nashville;
". T. Wing jackson, copy six months, and send in bill
Memphis appeal
R.F. BELL.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant,
Opposite Sowanee House, College st, No %.
HERMAN y. SARONI,
Professor of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music and
Trnnone Dollar Ielon pavabe quarterly Letters
addressed as above viii meet with prompt attention.
feb 2-ly.
e. c. cARUTH TERRY. J.. C.DEw
CARUTH, TERRY & DEW.
DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
154, Market 81. and %, Merchant st., Philadelphia
lapril5.-1y
n. III. FRASER,
CO1LIISSION MER CHANT
No. l3 cARoNDELET STREET,
New Orleans.
REFER TO:
Gov A. V. Brown Nashville Tenn; Col. T. II. McNeill
Coahoma county, Miss Myrtle Moore& Co., Helena Ark,
s. J. Ridley Jackson Miss; Martini Rhea Co, Pulaski
Tenn. Jas. C.. Malone, Esq. Athens, Ala
Oct9-ly.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
RUSSELL D.. NJ BOND,
Franklin Tenn. Bethesda Tenn
RUSSELL & BOND,
Groeers and Commission Merchants,
No. "a, Bro1dCdy, NdSlpiUe Tenn.
~ The highest market price paid for Feathers Bees
wax, Lard, Bacon, Tallow FlaIseed, DC, &C.
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ZINC WHITE PAINT.-50 kegs received and for
II sale low This article is said be much superior
White Lead in brisncy of color, durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes to which the latter applied
and costs but little II is coming largely into in
the eastern cities oct2O EWlN BROTHERS.
~ OLD LEAF AND FOLIO ounces Abbey's
VI best Gold Leaf; Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
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WALL PAPER.

lava AND LAGUYRA COFFEE.-2O bags
81 old Government Java Coffee 80 bags Laguyra Coffee
$50 bags Rio Coffee. NICHOL PEACOCK.
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STORING COTTON.

kBAGGS x GORBEY.
No 90 College street. next door to the Sewanee House
n B-Paper-hanging done in the best manner. [oct2
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mr. p. s. WOODWARD.-Oficc 10. 9 Cherry
street. three doors north of Church street. has hand
Vaccine Matter of the very best quality, which he will sup
nlv IN the nrofeSsion geDeraly oct6-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09
Tnl!ah0na.

because bat little has been said
in our midst recently, with reference
to Tullahoma, some have come to the
conclusion that it was on the wane
that It. had ru II its race. Such is
far from being the truth. Theyoung
town nd Yer has enjoyed a higher DE-
''gree of prosperity, than it is i ow
the recipient Of For proof of t bis,
''let Facts be submitted to can did
world Handsome and spac ious
Buildings, of various kinds, are gping
UP rapidly. All branches Of bust
ness exhibit an air Of prosperity
'Irom rosy morn ill dewy eveF' the
click Of the hammer and the grating
Of tie saw may be heard. 4 mong
the many stEacturds in tie curse Of
erection, Is Il dwelling for Mrs Judge
tatrOp, of Nashville, TO cost $4,000.
The s;lle of Tow n Lots, Which was
advertised in the 05scrcr, for The
lst of June, was truly encouraging
TO the friends of the ehterprize.-
Seventyrfour lots were disposed Of,
for an aggregate sum Of S6000!-
The supply WAS net equal to the de-
mard. This is si.lficiell t evidence
bat [ be public view Tt Iialoma rs 4
town Of prospective imppltance, and
that they are def ermnql to reap 4
portiol Of the ad tantagos accruiug
fram tlie pos4 essiph Of property in a
driving bust hess Yillage The tide
Of pro spqnty tha t las ! tlled in upon
Tallaboma, is to lie attributed to the
.jndici5us mana gdlnent G 4 the gentle
manly managers, Gen ! i r0orc f.
d., as uellas to lis own Advantages.
With such men i the heF "a Of aliairs:
success might ha re heei safely pre-
dicted. The sue cess tlsa t has crown
ed their efforts, is Tie highest com
plimcnt that can be ?; id to Their
ability.
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Tie Thirteen

The two Wallpapers o. tins q 'y
Yesterday each contained an art eIe
on tie course df the democrl tie
Senate of lS4l-2 50 neatly ak ! in
sentiment and cxti'acts, as 20 lead to
the F.. supposition that they : re
dictated by one mind, although not
written by one pen. II is clcai tom
these articles that orr w hig neighI| ors
rely upon the immortal thirtetn
as their party capital this SUM her
They have justified both the fn are
to elect Il Senator am, 10 con lirm
Gov. Jones nomination for b pll
directors BY their ,su0sE qHent co1 Use;
and It remains to lie seen if the
condemnation of tic course OF the
democrats in 1S4l-2 will be regarded
as any thing else than b}pocrit ical
can't in the lace Of their own nets.
We make but this single effort, IN
reply to the articles III the WId5 pa
pcrs, that ''you yourselves ha' e
done just what you condem1 IN 9th
ers; and you write down your own
condemnation when you ttAcll the
course of the S, nate Of lS4l1 :. =
Your thirteen whig SenatorF in
IS49-50, did worse than their ueln7
ocratie predecessors, for they yio1
lated positive law; and the + IlllFd
10 elect Senator in lS4l-2 does
not approach in turpitude tile H4n-
ryaaudc, Of l05l-2-'
And SO, gtntlemen Of the Wig
press, We tell YOU that we Shall listeIl
to no hypocritical lie ctures from J o'l
on tie old times Of 1912. III we
have done wrd Ing, the serm pm to
which We listen must not come from
men more guilty than ours elv Is
You shall not sit as judges b con
dem n US for acts which YOU ha We
justified and defended in your friends.
Union E Aflmcan.
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An Arm, With BallHers.

As you are whrled al ung ever the
IIuds3n| River Railroad at the rate
Of forty miles an hpur, says The Al
bany Evening journal, YOU catch Il
glimpse, every minute OF two, Of Il
man VA Wing something ike white
pocket handkerchief on the end Of a
stick. with a satisfactory sort of ex1
preston of cquntenant Re. II you
take the trouble TO omit, you will
find that it hap opens SOME two HUMP
bred times between East Albany and
Thirty First street ii looks like i
rather useless cercmdny. ht first
glance, but it is IA pretty important
oae, neyertl e gss. There are tw b
hundred and twenty five Of these
1lg men statiohed at intervals along
the whole length of tie line. Just
before 4 train is to pass, each one
walks over bis beat, AMI looks to sdc
that every trd ok and lie, every tup-
mel, switch, rail, clamp ard rivet, is
in good order aud free from obstrut-
ton If so, Id takes bis stand wi tn
a white nay Il I'D waves it 10 tie ap-
proaching tr;Ii in rs a Signal to come
on, and come on it doe at full spec ed
If there is amy thing wrong, lie waves
ia rel flag, or 1 t night 4 red lamp. and
the engineer on seeing it promptly
shuts off the Steam and sounds the
whistle to "p4t dow n the brakes >
Every inch of the rohd is carcfully
examined aft br the passage Of each
train. Austrian & espionage is hardly
more Strict. With such an effective
tpolice. accidents from Instructions
upon the tra{k become almost i'm
possible, unllss there is gross nesli-
gence on the part of the watcllmen
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For tie Fayetteville obse'vor.
Trl bule Of Respect.

Alta ca i meeting of the Jackson
Lodgk MOI CS, Free ard Accepted
Masohs, h FIJI in Fayetteville, Tenn.
JnneH, a. L. 1898, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd, y IL:
Rfsl9e,R, That we have heard with
the deepes t sorrow of the death Of
our estfem med and worthy Brother.
SAM EL j. IsAAcs.
i Res52red, That we bow with hum
ble ubmissiqn to this dispensation Of
Providence; and that by this dfdic-
ton, We are forcibly reminded of tie
necessity Of preparing ourselves.
while ii the midst of the health and
sire Myth of manhood, ito gain adj
mission int . the Celestial Lodge
above where the Supreme Architect
Of the Universe presides."
Re{oISed, That we extend 10 the
Der aYed family and friends Of our
dec a$ed brother, our earnest SYM
nathyi in this til cir hour Of So rrow;
and az a TESTING ny of our high APP
probation Of his worth and virtues,
we W I'll wear the usual badge of
me urn ming for thirty days.
Resoleea, Tia t this lodge will at
tend at his late residence on to.mor-
row at o'clock z. NJ, and inter his
re mains with the honors Of our Or
I3ss,1caq. That copy of these
Resolutions be transmitted to the
family of TIE deceased, and that they
be published in the Fayetteville Oh
server and Lincoln Journal.
". W. McNELLY. Sect'y.
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that has an. injurious tendency to the
Cause Of popular rights, without be-
ing conscious Of having done so, il
'he have the faculties of d thinking,
rational creature. And for Demo.
Gratis to % this, is q crying SIM
aye, a sin and shame. and offensive
both to the eyes Of God and mant 1t
IS treason Of the rankest dye to our
republican Institutions; and though
not such as will be punished by
the halter, is equally as bad and
mischievous, because more insidious,
as the overt act Of rebellion, its
moral turpitude is no less,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

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3. RABOTEAU d CO.,
'ARRIA'GE MANUFAGTUREES,
E.HTETTgTTILE, TENN

~ II tILLE, IEAA
w respectfully anrounce to the citize, S
w of Lincoln and the a,liaitiug couu,ies.
that we are row in fnll operation q car ylw
BUHrISG, near the nonh-eas- corner fof tbs
Public Square where We iYtepd keeping coz
st3.i.;lv on band, and t,dlIiips 10 ooi5r. a,v
DESCRIPTION Of CarriaEc%. Of h. hst-a ori
1aiss cp0--s'e! s'fes eqz off ssipe of fns..,
which fiIl bf soll low forcas'l, 6r On time to
punc,ull men.
We use the very best rlaterial and eln- Icy
rere hut competent wcrfmes a,d .any ieb
sold Nv us falling by fair usage, either from bel
workmanship or rlaae-ial win be repai-el FREE
OF cHARGE
Persons wishing 70 buy. would do wei To
examine our work ard pric$s btfor- fur las-
ing elsewhere. as we tbi thc4 viii C, r7larc
flrcrablv with any similar est;sbIshmet tae
State Repairing neatly executed At 81 .e-J
notice and on reasonable td-Ta. C'n,eTs re-
pcctfally solicited and promptly filled
\. b, We have secured III SOL r-4,.t of
making ard using Pfror's pa-e4 s.ftt -'rc-
SERVING sr:slEiclrcc. for 4ess1eg ta-s.s
from Carriages, FIR the countie II i,iuao' r
ferl a,s! Marshall, and arercw llrrtarf.1 &C. f.r-
nizh uew. Carriages with the ibTfoyenrrt r
at'ah It 10 old ones, uT6n \ cry 'a,or Y
lerins. une 2, i-3
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Slavery in Kenlu tkY.'

A Kentucky paper expresses lis
perfect CONVICTION that If the negro
slaves Of Kentucky conlq vote upon
emancipation, conn ected, as it must
of necessity be, with Il Ieir removal
from the Stilte.a large maBority would
vote against being cmanflpaied. 1t
says: I'VE know iin instance where
a number Of family serva hts, amount
ing to. forty, were called together hy
the master and nhistresk, and their
freedom rendered ito tEch on condl-
ton that they woulN emigrate
to Libtria. The slav4s requested
time to deliberate, and when it was
granted. they fixed ii ii line reporting
the results Of their deliberations :
and at the appointed time hn%ni-
mously refused tie Offer Every IN
ducement that cdu1d BID offered by
the masterIand mistress WIS rendered,
but they would not accept the eifer.
Nor is tits by amy mean + q solitary
case. The ireemen Of Kentucky
are not more devoted I'd the soil of
the State than the slaves are, and
there is d strength of affection bel
tween the parties that would be inI
credible to those who look at it iroai
abroad.'
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For the FaystterRls 0tseresr.
FAYETTEVILLE as i! iS---No. 1.
FAYETTEVILLE. Nav = Is

TAlEiIEN LILLE, AlaN = 1000.
DEAR FRIEND-Little did | think
when in Fayetteville five years ago,
tlit it wo pla Use to its present
State Of Improvement in so short a
lime. twas then, however, II pretty
Village 1t reminded me Of Sir
Walter Scots description Of Ola
Scotch towns It looked Ike some
DID and quiet village, and the peo-
ple seemed wiling to pursue the
beatcn track Of their Gtliers--with-
o@t any aspirations whatever In
deed, they seemed rather to cher
fish the rude monun ents of former
generation, than disposed to advance
with the ago in improvements. So
that they were FRO tectcd from tile
weather, aud Lad enough TO live on,
it was sufficient. But thanks to
some eff its cntep rising citizens, it
is noW awake and moyi ng forNi lard
with rapid strides. There is nothing
striking, nothing lofty, to attract the
attention Of tie traveller at Faye tie
vile; but 10 those WHO admire the
simple and mfpretending beaatids Of
nature, 4 visi IL cannot be altoge ther
uninvitipg. 1t is we'll situated bn a
small eminence Surrounded by hills,
some of which form beautiful s1tua-
items fer res licences. The streets
are smooth and well gravelled, and
the side walks paved or grav&lled.
The houses gGnerally neat and tidy.
In this respect there has been great
Improvement both in number and
quality Where before. were open
fields or lots. are new neat cot tages
or stately dwellings,. And those
bioWn down by tie storm in lS2l5
have been replaced by much better
buildings. Business houses ha Fe in
creased and improved very huch.
Trades people Of different kinds are
coming in and giving tie pl bee a
more business like air. ! notice
some beautiful galdens abo4 t 9the
place, d nd attached to every house
are trees or flowers, giving hem a
cheerful look
The Court House is old and looks
badly, but The yard is one of the
prettiest in Tie State The square
is also larger than is USUALLY seen
The place is generally well pr divided
with schools. having from 8 to G.
It has a male and female ac4 denny,
and a collcg9 is now being built
under tile control of the C pmber-
land Presbytcrlans. The people are
home-like and social. with hone Ct
that stiffness or lormality which you
complain Of as being SO chilling and
causing you to be on your gpard all
the time. So come On, Tom, fol
slight errors won't be noticed where
there's warm heart and really vii.
Yours truly, EDEN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

The Wilmington corresponds ent
of the y. Y Herald says, Tie ! o,-
ernment has determined mol 10 a.
tempt 10 usd fore { in The Subsection
of the FIori ia Indians, but to liro-
coed with 4 be 81 ryeys Of tie lands
there, belle ling lhat all thar is ne
cessary is t@ col VINCE The Indians
That tie pr1cess of settlement is to
80 on quietly, I'D order 70 ind gee
rhem to give up lheif hostile demon
situations, aFld accept Of terms 10
peaceably Join tleirI friends west Of
Arkansas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

The following is a spdci men Of
California pleadings, taken fl tom the
files Of the District Court in San
FRI ncisco. We commend il to oqr
Tennessee lawyers as suitable for
sor he eases they have to deal with:
Rufus A. Lockwood ads. EIkanall
II. Hodges. The said defend ant, for
plea and answer to the complaint OF
said plaintiff, on his behalf sEys That
ne never intends to pay the 50 ia plain
tiff "a red' Of the sum of money
elaimed in said complaint, or two 9TH
Or notesNheld by said plaintiff unless,
and until, Should such nlobked for
ey ent ever happen,) the said defend
ANT shall have more money than be
knows what to do with, or I'd dispose
Of otherwise; and should tile plain
tiff succeed in getting said money
otherwise or sooner, the said defend
ALT will be glad to be advise d there
of.
Wherefore the said defen lant Gin
lieu of the prayer for judy ment in
such cases) says ''let her fiH-"
Il. A. Lockw9oD,
IN proper person.
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NERY RoMANTIc.-Ihe F'redaricl

4 VERY RoMANTIc.-i he fredfrIcks
burg (Fa,1 HeyaM say>;-"I las i sum
NE b (reputed) ie male WAS gni;s
the rounds, in>liiicling ladies in he
art of cntlih siresses, Sc ,haiIIn 2 from
The North, we believe. We an1cr-
stand that This person recently died
in one OF The upper counties, when
the discovery was made that the
c;llteI Of ladies garments WIS 4
Ian il disguise; one whip had
,lpsDed tie priiicoats for SO ne gn-
explained reason, and passed lor 3
female until Gf;er Death. y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

Hon FEEs.--On Saturday night
last, Excelsior Lodge, 1 O.. Of 0, F.,
at New York, raised their Initiation
fees from SO to 100. The dues
are $40 per annum, benefits S. per
'week, to widows $3.50 per year.
The funds Of the Lodge al mount to
about $4,000
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