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Remarkable Occurrence.

u the Latter part Of last Octuber
Ia 9aiuable cowdLelouging 10 Mr.. M,
| I, IlIagiianl, New bury, il this co,nl.
NY, in eating some garden vegetables
acd idental, So allowed avery sharp
Tbaic her-knitc, about eleven inches
in length, including the hpudle, with
"a d lade more than an lhcii and a
quarter vide For som E lime al
forwards il was noticed when the
COW came up al night, & lat she ap-
peared TO be in distress, as if from
eating too much, 10 VII ich cause
the difficulty was attributed, the
fact Of her b a,ing sw allowed the
knife Being unknown.
Oh Gle 10Th Of last month Mr..
Dillingham; dis covered what he sup
posed 10 be sore, ON the left side,
Just btlon the shoulder blade, aud
opehed the same with his knife. A
quantity oi corn, nay aad otilef
TODD was disch Arsed from the OPEN
Ing. Oh the 9th IAimo, Mr.. Gil
Iinshaia percei Yed the point Of the
knife protrulng from the Opening,
and with the aiII Of pair Of pinch
Frs drew it out Q the handle, tlr ,ugh
he cows ribs ,uni,jiwed. The sec
md morning afterwards, the halidle
YES found in the crib, also uninjnr-
I'd, having been vomiied mp in the
course OF the night. The COW is
u good health. Any one curious
n such matters can examine the
lnIfe By calling at cur Office "
81 Den.
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The Rerlin Police have just done
a snlrt thing. A Jew, occupying
an old dilapidated house in 4 Oh
scure street, and suspected as a re-
ceiver Of stolen goods, was secretly
arrested, during the night and car
rled off TO prison His shop, howev-
er, the police opened the next morn
ing as usual, and a policeman, dis
goised Us Il Jew, took up bis position
behind the couhter, while several 9TH
ers OF the force seereted themselves
in the cellar. 1t was not long before
customers began to make their APP
pearance- They were politely requests
ed to step into the cellar, where the
owner Of the store was busy and
would make the trade. There the
uus Ispectiug Gu siomers were seized,
gagged, llandcuifel, and kept till
they could be conveyed mt night IN
served TO prison BY this stratagem
the Police succeeded in entrapping
not ppIy theetief professional thieves,
with Full eFidenr &c against them. but,
also seyer;l employers WHO were in
the haiht Of roGbing their masters.
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Here are a few of the statistics o
Londins: There are 900 chillrer
trained to crime; 5000 receivers b
stolen goods; l3,9u0 gam blers by
Profession; $4,000 beggalB, 30,0DG
drunkards; $4,000 habit ual gi1
drinkers; l50,G00 persoiis 4ubsistine
on prJfIlgacy; anu $1,000 tbieves.-
Thus, we haze the tremendous total
Of A 600 individuals st eeped in
crime, decentralization and Vi &c. out Of
: $4,000 souls.
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Fatal accident

1t becomes our painful a tyEto re-
cord the occurrence Of an accident,
by which one of the most estiuable
citizens Of oar county Cal pc to his
death. Oh last Saturday, fdr. John
j. lE1gjqker, dged about to years,
was killed, about fpur miles from this
place,on tie 1ynciibars road From
ali that We can learn, lie wa Friding a
young and rather wild Hort e, which,
becoming alarmed at Sd melting,
commenced rlaning, aud afI or pursu-
III I It's heallqug course III or 200
yards, it ;pIroacbod h1,I j in tire
road, at Which tLeie was + deciiyi;y
of some f34r or five feet. being ua-
able 10 make tae turn, he plunged
over the ianli, when ar IiIt1ah.er
was unsaddlel, f,nd his neck + disloea-
ted lie found . short i be after
by some i4Gs who were 9nd fishing
Thus, !ns one of our elde#t hnd best
citizens been hurried from time 10
eternity. In lie. lie was steemed
By all; lis death, viii he as q iversal-
Is regretted.
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9 40 n
Executors Safe.

DY virtue Of the rover ir me vested / VIII
as rxdcutor Of the last Nilland testament
Of ilfrel III Berrr. tIeceasel. ptffr TO the hlgh-
cst bilIpr. at pubIesalr, Oh S.turIar, May
1Ish. urjlesB disFosel nj Before that time
81 r-i1aEa kale, oN4-h4lf OF the materials oi
TIE "Fbve.1eviiie Observer priFssipE o:iice; ];
bsit.. a'l The i-te-3st he possessed in sailIes-
tabNshmely 81 tie tiss Of his death The
Slhscl pto1 List Of the paper numbers SIX
haadrei.anp is unusually EoIgenf. as aTeat are
has baen obfcrvel il making il ny. The Job
Printing AID Advertising custom IS large and
remuner1tiye Terms Of s.ie-l2 months
credit, with approved security.
III farso, stadeb.el to the estate Of Alfred
H. Berry, OF TO the tinn Of French d Berry.
are To-iat! 10 come forward immediately and
settle the same; aud III having claims against
the samf toI present them properly a'ithsutifa-
tel within tue sim. prescribed IL ass.
JAS. Il. CODE. ESrcu;or
April Ill, l8--3-td
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

= CaaG.dd5es IN .Nss;ss ppi.-The
following gent eme n are SPOKEN of as
Democratic car digatcs I'd fill the OF
flee Of Governor in the State of Mis-
) ls>irpi. Hon. jacob Thompson, OF
j 'Ifal cite; Col. Tarpley,. of Kinds;
lion. T. W. Robe ris, of Scott; Hon.
j. ". Chalmers. of Marshall; Col
Wm. Henry johnson, of Warren;
Hon Morgan MI Atlee, Of Holmes;
and several other geiftlem en- whose
names are not mentioned.
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Z hYclleYille Observer 4 Gall
Eot tie Fl.,st.eptt,s Observe

Iol r'-7 1's--F!dls5 Oose7T57.
If w. p DAVIS, OF the county d
Marshall, will permit his name to be
run as 4 candidate to represent the
counties of Lincoln, Giles and Mar
shall in the next State Legislature.
he will crafty the wisH les Of his
frie nds ia the county OF Lincoln.
Al VorRR
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

Rs peel 70 sHr- A7p5.-Upon,the
receipt Of the intelligence of tile Vice
Presidents DEATH at tie Executive
office in Frankioli t, the Secretary Of
State, ia the abs enee of the Cover
nor, as q mark Of respect to the il
oustrious dead, usual on such occa-
sions, ordered the public Offices 10 be
closed, Ipd the public business sas-
pended during the remainder Of the
day.
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The thr!>.l4ns--

This determination has, " 7 under
stand. purchased !, lot Of. tr. jsaa.
Raagr, on lie sir ESD levIia / out to
Shelb yvillt, lmmI .dilteIy OPT site the
resiasnce Of }lr. e4uzes EFoonsoa,
where they design erecting build
i ag to be used iorI,uI,lic WoFship- +
The loea;ionis one Of the Tod st cfsi-
de IN the corporate limits Of Fa5+
ctterlc, AID when beantilied with IN
appropriate church 'eliGce, it viii
present an appearance eqat He'd by
few, and ezcelled y nolie, in our
highly favored yillase Not ains
speaks more for town notlI ing VII
elevate people more in theI sea & OF
efyiIizaiion and refinement otAing
viii sponcr win lpr u commNhity an
enN@pie character win tiiQsf foSe
epinid nsare worth having, th: n t1sti--
Is COZ struc;cd houses, ded3cItel TO
the W rship Of the Most IIiga 4ie
traveller, il passing through, notice
such strgctures--ie knqvk tfiat
there The hymn Of thanks y Ming is
waited to tie throne Of tie f,erhpl.
Such thoughts ensenlcr q ! phi Of
Thanksgiving in his bosom, Tor the
many blessings by which he as b ben
encompassed, and he goes up IBIS Jay
well satisfied that i,eo.ele
that thas prepares for the obs .rrrnce
Of j divine ordinance, is eomH osed Of
mcaibcrs 10 be trusted in tad aroea-
lions Of lie
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

1He 1IaP.fdetre Of J'mbrello8
Pr asols, S'c.,IS CARRIED on exlen.
siseij in New Yaik, according 10 a
statement III The journal OF Com
mer ee 1t is chiefly confined to
stve = different firms. Who by the
and 81 nac!hhrTl nanu!artllre an
nnails about 81 500 coo worth. One
Of b- largest firms employs 325
p rs pms, iacinJliFg $50 eiilS- Du-
ilng 4 considerable part of tie
year, from 1900 to 1900 umbrellas
and parasols are turned oft dail,
aud SO .001 worth OF silks ana
gtosRams are sbnetiines consumed
Pc the course dt three n4ntIls.-
Tiere is III an umbrella 10 difar-
Ell pars, an bi fore being perfect
Cd the umbrella passes through
pca'Iy Us many different hands. =
The average wages received Hy
sewers Of ulnbl elias is $3.50 7 +
week. ~
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NARRlAeEs.
MARRIED.

In Hunts vile, Ala, Mr. Holmes P. Hop-
KISs, of Pulaski, Tenn. and Miss JULIA a
MORRIS, Of jackson county, Ala.
IN Giles county. Mr.. JoHN S DAVIS and
Miss JANE F. CHrLDREss.
InG;les county. Nj JoHN J. HIaHrowEs
and Miss AK Z, Frazier.
lin Williamson county, Mr. J. J. GARNEF
and Mrs. JULIA KIRKPATRICK
In Rutherford county, Mr.. JoIN P. WEATH-
EaLY and Mss NELLY ANN ARNOLD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

In the late fire at San Francisco we notice d
large quantity of Ayers Cherry Electoral burn
ed IN the possession Of the druggists Of that
city Gold will rot control disease, and even
in that 0phir country they must provide This
best of sii remedies for colds, coughs and aiec-
tons of the lungs IndeedMe happen to know
that It is an almost indispensable companion Of
the muletcers ard miners WHO are 50 much and
SO continually exposed the eyer-changing at
mospEeye Of that climate
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Returned.

Returned
Hon. Gee. ". lToaes returhc| 1 70 lis
home last weeI7, In Il rathel feeble
State Of health, aiibougi be is we be-
licve, much better than he h: been.
Mr. J. is one Of the ;blest de Tenders
Of the democratic fifth in Tel |nesfef,
and the people Of this CongrI ssiqnal
District viii manifest their n precia-
ton Of his ftitbf4l devotion 10 their
Interests, in returning him to the
popular branch q ConsIes4, BY an ins
creased vote.
TU@. y. kei.ls. Esq, rrivef home
last week. IN good health a pa spirits,
from New Orleans i, where h + bis been
sqjourning for Sd Feral mon th4l Cur
acknowledges are due Him for
late n. Q. papers, 4
Milshipmrn Sac IT. II a., of
the e. S. Navy, also returned to tie
homestead last wee.-, on a three
months leave of fib&sace During
his stay amongst Us, h viii &e graft
fed 20 salute his friends
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cir Hlagls7ts -ratr5t 1ai7s

NAsHEu1E, TEHN.-The river has been
falling fof some days Iast, and there are now
oaly 6 fs t (scantl water on the Shoals
Cotton The Gotten Market has eyinced
but Little animation since our last weekly re-
port. The fact IS, there is SO small quantity
here for sae that 70 great interest is felt in the
trade, and the bulk Of what is sold goes to
neighbo-ing manufacturing establishments
There is 70 demand for speculation. The
stock on hand Is hot more thanl GEO bales, ard
the receipts are very light. The sales of the
week amount to about 400 bales at 6 @9iS
The following quotations exhibit the range of
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TENNESSEE


Bolivar, HcrRen.,a coxaty
Aeaten. black, GIFT 2 Or 9Th high. about q
wears old, weighs about 80 lbs; to Pieasart
iPiggs, Of Marshall coulttv. Miss COMMITTEE
N arch I6J ,53.
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Look ont ToHna lfen,-A case 0

LooF ont Ioung 4Men'-A case Of
breach of marriage promise, Says an
exchange paper, Was decided i'll the
Circuit Court of kanawha county,
Ky, last week, in which the disap-
pointed Young lady obtained a YER
diet against Ter faithless swain for
oaRg ten thonSal1 d0NarS!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

hon. A. G. Watkins. wing, has
ana. punced himself a candidate for
reelection in the ga Congressional
lisi tict Of this State.
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- Du1iafSS t.a.leel Il

It, The Po;t-Ofi q LAST II Lfdters IS nab
lisllelinthc Efptcrtfe y Issksr, heoml lianfe
with a law 81 Congress, " I;cA Tr4 Fides that it
shali appear ii the new paper having tie
LARGEST CIRtTLATIoS. Z X
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3 $50 y
EeEa PnD.s 1ExgsgkEa9a

Lace MantiilaS. Capes, Collars, Cuffs, Chem
ize5tos, Sleeves, Wells, Bonnet, Sash and Neck
Ribbons, Hosiery. Gloves, Mitts Ears, etc, eee.
These Goods having been purchased q the
lowest prices for .,sssis we are enabled to
offer thcrl on thai ulps favorable terms.
THOMSON d BUCHANAN.
April q. 1853.
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Family Groceries,
fgEW EtTABEz HIT E7s =!

/. fsf ss-,a TUE Subscribers t;.Kf
z This meth 4 ~ ofofiiZine
them friends AID the publc generalllg, that they
hard juss oTeueda Family EsroccTy 5 ore.
on the ror1h silc Of 'hs Pebble 5 i.a-e, pexf
door to McElfoy and Mckinuey's llsag Sore,
Favd.teviild, where General asso7ttaant Of arr
tielei in th&irIlire will be coatirua' IS kept OF
hard, at the lowest rates 4 portion Of public
patroFlage i respec'fullv solicited On and
see uF. HOLMAN & HARDIN. 3
F,h, III
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ssssssa.vay Z ea,.e Fast.

Ist. NarnA Of negro is g:7e q, COMPLEXION
and height 81, age. Al. descriptions. 5.h.
owners name. 6.h,dase bfcomrlitra .n..
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~ Advertisement 1a:ist ibe b 4ded into the
OIL e by TIES ny Nar7iig, 4Iins' j an appear
as.Je IN the following Paper
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BEaeksmiilling.

A The undersigned has -.
cPeasd lsi'' ci>sna;ils Shop on tho t-<
vIest side Of town, IN the bgci shop inst l,.lo {
tie Livery Sable. Ali person wishing work
sell done IN his Inc, are requested to ca!l. IL
hhs eyperi eaeed voffmen, and now prepared 70
db all kinds of sFnitlling at prompt notice. in a
wlorSmanlike manner, and on reasonable terms.
Feb II, lS53-12m. l. T. GRAY.
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9RONNESGsi

s u. FRENCH LACE, Coburg, GsmpaDd Straw
~. Gossainar, Hair and Blond, Belgrade
Silk and Satin BqnTets ust receiy ed bv
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April q 1853.
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description. 4th, aga. 9TH, posters name.
9Th, place and time Of arr est.
Lincoln Con rty.
! Cor, white with red pidcs about the head.
hall crop On upper sldedf right ear and smooth
crop and underbit in left. about IS wears old; bv
Pleasant HalbeTt, 13ah district j anil,ry 8, 1913.
Appraised to 81.
/ sCoa0, dark brown color, with some white
spots, swallow-fork and nnderbit IN right ear,
smooth crop OF left ear, about IS months oil;
by Amos Gore, ist district, Feb, 23, 1858 Ap-
praised to 81.
Three Year!iags. orc g bqll, of rel color,
white face, no green !narss--oie heifer, with
red sides, white back and belly and face. no ear
marks-the other heifcr, Of red brindle coll
or, crop and under btin each ear, eaell about
2yrs old; by Tulis.al Gregory, 22d dist-;ct
II. 1858. The red bTindle appraised tg IS,
the other two ct g each.
Ten Hogs three blue the Others black, four
of them marked with swall0w-Eori in right
and two splits in left ear, one with swallow
fork in each ear each supposed 10 be l year
old-also, FIVE p;qs, ore Or two b,ac}, the rest
spotted; by VIM P. Caarhvan, 2O.h Us March
4. 1853. Appraised to 500
Horsa Nuc. brown color, white round its
nose, about 1871 ha4ds high: by Alfred Smith,
9TH dis, April Is, 1853 Appraised to $50
Two Hogs spotted color, withIa crop IN each
ear and Perhaps split ID the l#fi; by james
Stewart, Goth dis, March 0, 1873. APPRAISED
to 50 25.
Mt3iio, county, .47a5q,se.
N.rss REL blaze face, bath hind feet
white. some saddle spots &bou! Is hands high,
about 15yrs old; by Moses N. Posev, Jan. II,
1858. Appraised 20 $50.
MorsiqN Comfy
Mare. hay, no marks Of gear OF Saddle pe--
haps in foal, about ) yrs Old, a5pilt IL. hands
high; BIZ Asa Holland, Al dis March II, 80
appraised az $40.
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MIaahs!s, Blankets!

stss.l-5T~s .Sa bl'ie. green, drab, and fancy
sz-~z=S Goat B5aahsts; also bed, cradle. 50 =
die, and negro Blank cts, for sale cheap bv
fooDRIcH, BUcHASAS & BEAVERS
Oct. q lac
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! q MI al1 $
0S BOXES -. Il. Raisins;

"a DOAES ~. u. Haisihs;
P0 4 do 10 %
20 boxes Figs;
- 80 Scotch HeTinrs;
10 DO Brandy CLcries;
10 do do Peaches;
. do Cordials;
90 doz Kentucky Mus.ardi
&c boxes Pepper sauce.
80 Demiiohns [sss'l siEes;J
20 lbs Nutmegs;
20 lbs Gloves;
80 Grass Mas;
% nests covered Bdcket-:
20 DO Bal Do
20 do Painted 60
20 d. do Trbs;
500 lb- 5. s Almonds;
200 lbs Cream Mas;
) ca-';s London Porter;
10 boxes p.cbes:
. Inatts Cinnamon Bar;
20 bales Wrapping Tlwin,;
so bb'aCarho1ate Soda;
20 u G. y: Cap;
- aozlWas.l Boards;
- ioz Coco1aut D.pPsrs;
eIfl0 lbs fresh Rice:
- boxes KetcAnp;
@5Q S. T. EnIizo;
= haske-s Gharr. ague Wi~e:
10 ioSes \. \ Fancy Candy;
10 nests W!inw Baske:e;
MITCHELL. q sPERPY.
fet. . 1883. SAeliyville. Tern.
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Coastables' AID Jp5-ics5 blankB just printed.
ana for sale At our desS-.lefp.
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& Advertisements are i7scr1 II the order
in which they are handed IN.
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/ I've the subtle coBGd$Hte ID tbs TSdiCir,
has Won fer i al appreciation ard rosericty "a
! far exc,ieding the most sanEuiDe expectations
Of is friends. Nothing bat is ia-rinsio var
tues and the unn i,taksble benefitcorfcs,es. o..
thousands of sufferers, eoriil oIiginss, Ed
maintain the reputa on iteLi9 \ h-ii ma
ny inferior remedies tbrus- UTou The .csii1IHa--
nifty. have failed au1 -bee discarded. til ) la
gaiIad friends by every Ifrsl Conferred ts1s- +
ITS o. the afflicted th-y tAa never -. q. 1s3 (
protace'l cures too puulaFols z.d co T.n.4ss
able 70 be forgotten
While Il IS fraud on liza putlie = rrsscr5
that any one medicine vii iHfal'il,iy eisrs--
stil thera ) ab:iadatt proof that the C.izaEx
PEcgog Al does ret oilly e. general tllirg. 'lus
alsI-ss Invariably cuga Il I.-,-l.es r. <.;si,
FL IS employed
As ti.-le makes .leSe lasts ysder ard Ic.tr
uowr, sAis medieiae Las e.s,is.liS tseCr;s-
he best reliahoa Of tab sliietad. frc n la e.
cabin 81 the American peasant, - tie ra'acsa
of European kings. Ikiogghou. tbs e,..i.s
'ouRfry, in every SAT-, eis,r. sd SdseI A.
most every harnlet i cantAiIs. L'az.'r Isc,r,--
saL IS known as t1eI BEST rsnledy * atsr
diseases ii the IhToaf sn.. Lungs, aD3I4 ma
ny foreign countries ii IS corli3g IL pc aSs3 -
Their mos Intelligent PhHsieiaas II Gsses
Britain, France and GeHLlai =, where III 90
zeal sciences have reasnsd their hi hes; I,e ia
Fioa, CHERsY PEc1oEAL IS introduced. All N
constant use in the Armies. Hess7issIa. Aims
Houses, Pebble INSTITUTIONS. asi IN Gs-aes...
practice, rs the suIest remSd7 their z.-a. s:Is,=
i'lyscisE's can en-. ln9 for the rlo7e Gars s.eus
'Iaeetioas oi the Lunsk. Also 4 niiideT sses-
and for children /. IS skfr pleasant. ad af.ee..
uai 70 cure n fact, some Of The Inost t.s.fsT-
irg testimonials we rfeeve have beer lrcs.
ghre-lts who have found il cifie,cis,,.s m o..
sstrtieulsrly incidental ID childhood.
The CHERRY PEc~okA1 IS nalnufsct.rre.l -,
! PFaftieai thealist, and every qrnes Of II w
Ter his own eye, with invaridbls accuracy assi
care + IS sealed and protected By law from
coua.crieits, consequently o,gn be relied u -
genuine without a,lulteFation.
We have cadeavorsl here 10 finnish -
comm i'nlty With nle4eiua C. ssses .utTirAs
''Iperpri'y and worth Is SHOULD cor1msad 8
'ei 20 siislr coofldenee-Aaresnatlv az once sac.
iesdy aiid eilect''al, which thi3 hFs h reEeA.-
"a aAd countess trials pFoFet itsei 70 b.. sd
fast by great carr in pfcpEria5 t ts;.A ch n,
al accuracy. Of uriloim strength 10 ara
'nvs.c,aHs ae; agent ID gsAi51 thew IA r.
= fer tie best results slliltha afflicted .Fith
emeay that vii do iorS them all that uial.-
no can 90.
Prepared and sold by JANtESC AYER.
Tactical and Analytical Cherais-. Lowell. I -
Sold b. DIEAE3 s, HAMPTON. Favess.,.
ale April H. 1859
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he receipts his week amount only to l6G
bales, a substantial indication good prices pre-
waiting, Of the end Of the business season.
Total receipts since 1st September are SO, eSi7
bales against Is, l29 at a corresponding date last
season. Decrease this season, 1882.
J NV Dissatisfaction firm Flour IN
changed. =. Corn 400 80. = Mess pork hdld
at 49, bacon sides 3. =. Prime lard in bar
rels 9si; lard in kegs 104a @1O2l .WhiS-
Ky IS. -. Coffee 81 @9. !. Molasses declih-
ing, prime POE
New YoRk-Cotton 500 bales sold, pff;-
S ccs steady.
] ClScISSATr ONO Flo u-sales at SO GO;
market steady, receipts light; whiskey ISL
Nothing doing IN provisions
MOBILE, ALA.--Cotton. There is but little
animation in orr market, th c sales being barely
1000 bales. Prices have All upward tendency
We quote Middling at 92s cents.
Bagging-l4@llt@c
Bloon-s.des 8@Slzd; Shoulders 6y961aI
Hams 'l2@l5c.
SLIP r sack, 81 12zc.
AuGUTrA, GA-Cotton. For the past week
our market has been very inactive, with light
sales, at decline of "a &c from the highest
point of the season. holders, however, are
very firm, and evince no disposition to push
sales, believing the ve~y backward spring, to
gsther with the rapidly falling of in receipts
must produce a change for the better soon.- :
We quote fair cotton at 10s @lOsf
Bacon dull at 8@8k4c. !. Lard 100 H..
Corn. Oats and Rye are il limited demand
plenty in market.
sAvsxvAH, GA.--PPconl 81 &c.. Oats
400 soc p bush .Dtied Peaches 81 so p
bush. Corn 6o@70c z bush, good supply,
and small demand
CH4R1EsToF. S. c. Corn h Is been very
duh for some time past. but pros poets reinow
slightly be;.et :. Peas 70@75d p bash =.
Oats 40. -. Bacon has had I'd market FOR
some t;nP, hut there is now slight demand for
siles a. 81 @Sikc; shoulders Z @I7l4 -. Lard
continues dull at 11@11iEc, nomEnally.
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List Of f:stsays H'aAesa Up

lst, Kind Of animal is giveh /. %, color. 81
description. 4th, age 9TH, posters name.
9Th, place and tinae Of arr est.
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SAvsxvAH, GA.--P neon 81 CSC. :. Dat.
45@ soc p bush. Dtied Peaches 81 so p
bush. ;. Corn COO zoe II bush, good supply
and small demand
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Free Of Postage in I4inl4ln County
'FEsJsssDA4'. MAY 3. 1853.
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Candidates 953.
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aAL u 'a'&.

"a ALL the latest and most fasbionabl
- out. THOMSON d BUCHANAN.
April q, 1888.
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M.tliioa co,tnlu. .4Inbn1,, ]

Icrss, sor.el, blaze face, both hind fee
white, some saddle spots. &bou. Is hands high
about 15yrs old; by Moses II. Posev, Jan. IL
1858. Appraised 20 $50.
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Girrsi4N Cov1lt

Mare bay, no marks Of gear Of saddle, PEI.
haps in foal, about 5 yrs 81 I, a5pilt IL. hands
high; By Asa, Holland, Al dis. March Il, 80.
APPRAISED az SO.