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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19
MACON, Ga.--Our market opens active, with
good demand for grnin Ilacon and Iar,L
A Rusy-Rody.

To remove the paAeness from a fair femalei
cheek, and to causeiit to be painted with the
natural tinge of health, is something; tt
arouse that young and tender female from tn,
dormant state of mind and body under which
she has so long been lahoting, aud place Ael
in the path of blooming hlalth, is Something
to cause that fretful cross, Grabbed 5ld WON hn
who sets in the corner with the blues all by
smoking her pipe, with a palpit4ting hi lrt
cold feet, loss of appetite, pain in the b 81,
and limbs, to assume mild, placid and liv{ly
temper with buoyant heart; health and vlg-
or throughout the whole sy stem, is somethi 4;
TO cTd cases Of sore eyes, of many yea rs'
standing, which have stood the test of mdny
and baflled the skill of physical is.
is something; to cure cases of scallhcal sInI
letter 3f i've and ten years. standitg is SON e-
thing.
DIR. Df omgoole's Medicines, advertised in
another cIlumu, viii do all these and Fl bm
the infrqIsfd demand and satisfaction, eve + =
body is beginning to believe it,
ForsAle in Fayetteville BIZ Diemer & IIanlp-
ton, ahG MeElroy and Mckinney; i'm Lewis
burg Ply J. l.. Jones. II
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DeasEGg oE'osEce.

NR. DUYAl. tax T. this oppottu- &,
2 nifty to thank hs uumcfbus CTfffriS
friends IN town and country for their high ap-
PROBATION Of his ,erylces, IN tbel.ver liberal
Patronage he has been and is yet receiving at
their generous hands, lie now s{licits con-
tnrance Of the came, aud en- stil offer to this
community entire satisfaction in every depart
ment Of his profession; more particularly a.
DIR. HUBBARD,of Philadelphia, whose merits
an Operator have been fully tested in many
parts Of the State, proposes loc.lting pefsna--
nently in Fayetteville, where business in III.
future will be conducted under the Gsm of
iiUbBARD d. DuvAI.
Work Will be neatly executed III every de-
parimeut of the profession. Plate Teeth
inserted IN the most improved forms-eiIhcr
partial or fall SETS. All Diseases of the Mouth
and Teeth will be closely studied and atteu-
lively treated. Another advantage that v i'll
occur from this ASSOCIATION, is, tllat one Of the
firm will always be found at the office in town,
while the other will traverse tic country. IL
those persons who caunit get to
town. Dec. l, 1888
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Swiss Bell Ringers

This celebrated troupe give Con
cert in this plhce, asper advertise
ment, tonight and tomorrow night
We attended one Of their enter
tainments years ago, and we're high
iy entertained with the delicious
music. The novelty Of the exhibi-
bition, if nothing else, always draws
a full house.
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KIRK MAN { ELLIS.
importers pf Hardware and Cutlery
NifSHIhLE TENN

re- tixsa for re n. sP.as -
stock of 'IahlAaad po'jrt cutlery, ..-.--s--z =
Mouse Hole Anvils, s. w. Collins < Gu. aud
other Axcs, Trace, Log and Wagon Chains,
Cast Sieei, Sieel Edge and common Hoes,
NJ III and Cro4E Cut Saws, S,ythe BLADES, Cot
ton Cards, lloiking Glasses. Pump Chains and
Fixtures Cad Barrels and Gun Mounting,
Blacksmith and Carpenters Tools. OF every
description. he above with general assort-
mentof s'Orfi.sa ;Is'e. Domestic Hard
ware they will sell OH favorable terms 10
purchasers.
Feathers, Ginseng, BPeSWsx and
Wool take al The highest market
price. Nashville. Jan 10. 1854.
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Il. q go 81.

HNIE undersigned having sold out his en-
tire interest in the Beoks. notes and ;c-
counts Of Goodrich, Butharau and Beavers
and also h.s interest inthe Bedkst Notes, Ac-
counts and Merchandise Of Goodrich d Bcay-
ers, 10 his late partner, Mr. John Goodrich,
who is alone authorized 10 settle the same
lie takes much pleasure in recommending
Mr. g. the friends and customers of the old
House, as gentleman they mag rely uIon 10
deal with them correctly and sell them goods
rs low or lower than any retail house ia Ton
nessee.
Forthe liberal patronage extfnded to tho
house during his connection with it he returns
his sincere thanks.
Dec l, 1853. G. p. BEAVERS.
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EuTnhare--

q. 4. UTisoR e. Sons have open
ed d Cabinet Wareroom, on the
south side Of the public square,
where all kinds of\Furniiurc may be
lad at low prizes. The propriqtOr4
are men of mercy and indu9tr y,
ana will take pleasure in promptly
filling any order left with them,
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The Exchange Bank, NJ urlreesbo-
no, Tenn, has cash on ha nd $780,
2G3, and circulation of $685.
A female husband has turned up
for we read in late Liverpool pa
per: Previous TO the sail Ing Of one
of the last steamers from London, a
good looking elderly womt In solicited
1.-The assistance of police magistrate
in the case of her daughter, a girl OF
seventeen, whip she said had gone
through the ceremony Of marriage
without beingblessed witha husband.
The couple bad gone to New York
to spend the honey moon; but it had
turned out that the fair daughter,
who at the time of the nuptials sup
posed she was being united, TO one of
the other sex, had discovered to her
surprise, that she had been married
to Il woman in male attire and the
mother of three children. What ac-
ton is to be had in this extlt lordinary
case is yet TO be seen.
In Cincinnati lady was fined one
dollar and cost, by Judge Spooner,
Monday, for pitching rotten egg
inta tbh countpuaiIca If grocery
keeper, who had sd her a dozen Of
the anne iIk. We call that II piece
of gros injustice.
An exchange says that down in
New Orleans it re uires three per-
sons to start business firm; one to-
die with the yellow fever; one to get
killed in duel ,and the third to wind
up the partnership business.
Influenced Of Eldvatfon upon CAole
rat has been demonstrated IN
london that in elevated localities
the rayagfs of { holera are much
lighter than in thdse on a level with
the water course; and that the ratio
of morlaIil y varies with the degrees
OF elevation. If this be a general
law, the highest stories should be
used as 5! eeping apartments during
the prevalence OF Cholera
The CT veland Free Democrat is
a very knp owing paper. II knows
OF blacksmith in that lefty who
clears his $40 day at.the anvil,
while one of his neighbors is Starv-
my on a professions; and of Two
Young gdnts, whose mother could
not think of their learning trade,
one of whom is now quarter-mas-
ter 10 !; strollng muslc-grlnder,
while the other is boss boot black
At hotel. "Not to put too fine a
point upon it," we know a brlsa-
der who was to have been Cover
ernor Of a fine ola State bordering
an Massachusetts Bay, but, owing
10 slight constitutional difficulty.
was c4mpelled to Nitle Gown as 4
village shoen hller The best 50 ne .
times miss their vocation, N.IH
The Charleston standard eomput es|
the cotton crop of the South theI
present season at two and half mill
lions Of bales.
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Hardware

h7rkmqu 8. Ellis >of Nashville
are ust in receipt Of n large and
choice assortment of Hardware
which is ofle red to the public al
their usual low rates. This house is
one Of the Oldest in Nashville, and
by the courtesy d its managers, the
superiority of its goods, and the
cleapness of prices, has Won an en-
viablo character with the business
community.
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.artf DAv De4ta

IA B r estallh mncnt. on tie west Side -,
" Of town, ID tween the .;JsJt sta 81
lEle aud Publid pare is still.n fan " ~
LAS, and wiil fortinue 10 III lIcpt IN such u
manner is 20 Inisfy those uln may can
pat NOTHING wantiGs on ollr part to crafty
tie tastes Of Ind pultc oar R. .sa: All tines
stocked with tie r'fy ckoiosf Itpors Ci,ufs.
Tobqcci, efc I'll !, tho city m r6eis can afford.
Those wishing 70 cheer tle Fnnrr man. ard
invited to atteh l. Cool order villgalv VS. b..
fcpf- W. Bin e just received ih.9llition To-
the Jock airep n on hand. sol plSioi superiur
lir"wn, Lost a II Clarified Sugar; fonec. salt
MolHss-e PepIlr Giueor. Spice. lu kinds ,f
t,hewins and 5 booking Tobacco, Snh.f Black
ing, Gan Cas-, Powder, Lead, ShJt Matches.
Cigars q every variety all kals,if Teas and
Cindies, oy1tet fresh ard picked Sarlines
theese and "a ackem. Pipes, SoIfs. WaJ,
Boards, TIRED a!al Sole Lelther taf.,les Of
AL kinds Rice Almonds. inGiko Mhddcr Cop
Heras, Essence bf Cinnamon a1d Glove MT
Ihess, l.iquols Of che rarest plalily, as Pale.
Go4niac, Peacl aud Apple Brandes; Fancy
CoFiials, Bran " cherries. Port and Ms,leira
Wines, Gin, we and Bourbon Whiskv--ln
snort, aiiaos, very lrtiele Heedel TO make
first class ho'is T. Thankful for past favors ve
respectfully solicit continuance 1T the same,
determined as We arc that our house shall be-
biT9"n'ior the good qualtvof ON stock.
BUCHANAN & HANKS.
~. y 1g-k
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To Correspondents

We have several communications
on hand one of them, poetical
which will appear shortly, perhaps
next week. II
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/ Ordinary .f... 7i@ 81
Il Midlling .......sS $40 st
4 Good Middling $500 8
4 The receipts at the several Warehouses il
1.-THE city this week amount to 1913 bales al,ains
1853 last week, and the total receipts since Is
sept to date are l or bales against 1887 al
4 corresponding date last season, and 1892 II
1882.
! Sugar There is no change in prices, which
are 5@714c by the barrel, and 5@Ge by tht
HID.
! Coffee Advanced Rio hold at li6el5c.
MoasE --Sales at 23@28c i gallon fol
common New Orleans; Sugar House 35@5 80
moderate demand
Flour We still quote ST Louis at Sc so
Tennessee So
Whisky-Common rectiied 2o@ 23c; DO
Pixies Magnolia 23@25 IIarpers 23m25c;
Lincoln 30@35c Robertson county $500 10
Monong ahela 35@45c; Bourbon 300 45c; Rye
40@ soc; Irish and Scotch sos 30
nlles-Good tallow candles command
l3c; Sperm 43@45c; Star 25@ 26c u Ii.
Feathers In demand at 35c for good live
geese
40
salt--Tb ere is no sack salt in the market.
The supply of Kanawha is limited, and sells
at 6Oc per llushel
Rags-3d, ih demand.
Iallow- Rendered s. not rendered Sc:
Fish-M ackerel No l. Sl8@2O u bbl; No.
2, Sl6@l7, No. 3, Sl4@16.
Gnseng--In demand at $50 poe p b.
Seeds-Clover 6 so; Timothy SO 25G
Is So Mllett 80; Flax Seed. p So MS 81;
Mustard. p r. &c,
D,ca,,' hans 73ZIfo ciJac
ribbed, 5@5lk; Beef 4@6c; Pork 4@6e; But
ted loaI2l9; Lard 7@8; Meal p bushel,
35@l0; Eggs 13c; Potatoes, Irish, 60@$l;
Sweet 1905
Fruits--Apples, q een, p Dbl s2@2 so;
dried u bashel, 6j@75c; Peaches 90. 900
81 %.
Live Stock Hogs, p 100 nett. SIS 90;
Beeves, do S3@5; Sheep p head, 81 so;
Cows anti Calves S20la40
Lead Pig 7 100 MS, S8 Bar Z 10 ~ q
s; Sheet loo
Leather Sole, Tennessee pc; Cincinnati
25e: Upper p doz. Sl8@24; Harness p ID,
2o@22c! Caifskms II doz. S27@30 Bride
s27@3o; Skirting 2 ID 23d26c.
INV YoHk .-flbur-State 81 5G@7 81;
Ohio 81 sl67 "a, adyaneed G@l2ei South
'erll 81 8l@T 81.
i crNctxsArt ONO Fl61lr firm. with>good
demand, at IS 5o@5 co Whisky ION a
1850 No sales of hogs market quiet but
firm at s4I25@4 81. Provisions quet--Bulk
meat orally held at Is a Il c advance. 9th
er articles unchanged.
MEMpEIts, TExS-Cottoii- There has not
been p,uth adtfyity in the market for the past
week. owing mainly TO the ihelemency of the
weather. Prizes. however, have continued
firm and il ANYTHING a shade higher than at
any other time during the season. he sales
have averaged about 1900 bales per day du-
ring tho week, while the RECEIPTS have been
below this amount. 1t maybe proper TO state
that the grades ran ging from Ordinary upward,
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Those wishing to engage in the
amusements of litigation, will find
in another column, the card of pro-
fessional firm, the members Of which
are ready to assist ih putting one
through.
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Elay Rnsiness Notice. az

n-tJ- The Pokt Office List of Letters is pub
Ishe.linthc EIgsleriHe Olserpe,, Ia compliance
with law Of ('ohEress. which provides that it
shall appear III tie newspaper having the
LARGEST eIRctlnBIIoN rs
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New LiIgrangenleniS.

fryetienHe I h01iage Kaanf'efor9
an the 10th 4 'bct tie subscriber ezs
" purchased bt! cittisa intcFes, 81 1s1= ~
JdnIav lIoobcr D. 81 Tne AMI j. N. HolI- "a
the FRA Of J. B ihoteau & Co., il, the Car
rage Manuiaetu nl business All debts. duo
to said firm nlu. paid tosljni, t.id all against
1t Ice is to pty fhanklul fot past fsyors. be
respectfully sola 'tl a oontinuai.cs of .he same,
with P'edgc, thlt l.o'hirg shall be wsstiu, on
hls par 20 sige 4 Ecrll sati,ft fou
j. H. ItABOTENU
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TWO CIR kND
MUSICAL ENTER TAIN MEN lS

Of Ae Original Capipaaologioks or S,o,sF B4l
Ringers at the Hall oVer Thomson u BRf-
hdnFrs store, Fayetteville, ~ ,rsiay q,pE ri
day night, January 18th and 10th.
H1llIS celebrated Company respectfully an
4 nouncc TO the citizens bf Fayett 4vlle
that they will give two Of their chaste selec
and novel Musical Entertainments as aboJ c as
sisted by Mr. Geo. Byewis the celebrate, Vo-
calist, aud Sgnor Fittini, tile wdaderflf per-
fonndr on then new and novel Wood and Straw
Instrument.
The novel and astonishing perlorinrn ees Of
this Company, have been received with I'M
bounded applause, by all who have listebed ID
them, eliciting the highest encomums bf the
Press, and exciting the wonder and adm rs,tiol
Of eIhinent Musicians in all the pr1cirh l Cit
iesyof the United Statesand Europe
TAecelcbrated Company comprises tt be fol-
lowing we'll known aud talented perf9ruI ers:
\ Nj George Brewis, Vocalist, Nj. e. A.
Maathers, Niolinist, Mr.. A. J. Eckels. Quit
artist, Mr. Julius Grsefe, Pianist, Sigpor FittiHi
Musical Director Mr.. NJ l.. Webster, Mana
ger
rs5 The room will be made com
Portable aud pleasant.
Tickets 50\cents, children and servaf is hall
price Doors Spen At s--perfonnaude com
nIelces at 7 O'CLOCK change programme
each evening
SYDNEY DE LACY. Ag't
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fsIt.nrel stricflIres.


and ALI disc Eases Of the genital ortans are
thoroughly understood and successfully treat4 1
bE pr NJ
To those who may doubt the Doctors skill
/ III the healing art, he would respectfilly pro-
pose that they bring forward case If any of
tho above va incd diseases, Cha worst that they
can conveniently find, } and pledge themselves
to see that objections are strictly followed for u
ifcesouable time; DR.. NJ villthen give his OBJ
! legations to furnish such medicines rs may be
necessary, AMI in such Quantities from time ID
time as the chse may require. and. Until a curt
shall be ellecied positively 10 fee VIII be rl+
sceived, AMI u 20 rei,ef be obttiaet .fyu, tie a7f
lcf tire ne a lies 40 cllaiye icta.etrHWJ Be nltss
for irfee ~ lte 'icHes.
The atteu{ ion OF masters and oufners of ser
wants sparE cularly invited Il tlih abeve.-L
Those having servants afflicted Ni;li $ t(ht,
Gaqr9, 5t.AI o. soreaas5 u thf..lnAls ana
joints, would iiIil it to their afisc 10 COM
suit Dr. NJ His Treatment is uilE mI IT, 10
cases viii it be nef7essary 10 losaif4e vl..lo
using die meIlctess Hi
Charles tjasoIRiae.
ReHfeet InllyS ANTI IlI MBUG. (,
All damnI lncatipnF from lerbi.s II DIS
lance ost Il aid, ilflcsi.s iife dollms, wall be
pompily atif iDled 70.
Once ovet Mututl Protection IusurInce or
liae, Celarst hear Post Office, Na4ht.Ht, Tenn.
Jan. -, lbt lily
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Duncan, Morgan & Co, Of Nashvilles Q
All contributions to be forwarded
to c. c. lHchlaney !, Esq +, Agent,
which will be duly acknowledged
through Che OJserrc.
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low Goods

,SioH s, GREY are selling the re-
mainder of their Goods, at reduced
prices, and no mistake There IS no
ha mbug about this--we have tried
ii EN-, and know they are selling
qheap-very th cap. They call, also,
for 4 settlement See advs.
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-'S-Fr - rs -. = II a :
lvEynre cpr4,pr T. 1,urr ,VF AND qrfl
ALI - L III, r,
n 4erp,l Pama1
~ .;s.i ,,,,s. s,,ts.ros..i
> 49, - !, -, r
e a., ~,
s. =" 80 ''''- Y 1''''''
'e NE
Il I.. ~ ,.
ri ne ''-s'' ny
IT, 9yi 'c''i ~ ~ ~ ~ l,'.'''.'
~ HaiV ma '''''i ''-s''' ~
=, own
n ie nerves 'ei'i"HS'i z''.l ''' ~, 10 q
'lS' alo,.c''I,'7ss' nv, ,,. I y, IL ',
/! -'G''ii'""' nus - S'' -
'''i. 'p3,H "'S' ~. - -
: '5'.ns a 'i T e''S OF t'i' 'lgs + Z ''' ~,
lalklit[ 70 nc i'e''' '.''I '.isN D
5 Yue y '"'.l's; Sfep s'a''' ,'''S -, an
1'fetess PAD quar- Cold reel aus =, 'i 'ge
ne PIP lY-h,l al't siit'!' - 'he ,'.' p '''S
oi tile kidpeFs' SP'la' 'fI'n'ii'l ! e'ii'i
lIfe7u'af s'IsWc4ed JOINTS nervous ''7',ii'
PiSofdefS' erainP coH'' Eo'i'''i7' "eiH p''sS
f'l'Faetet hipis'' ~e- NO" we apo" 10
heh Oh sScishc1ls'"'
no pave Jnt aplfecld.'"A " 'iu'h
ana ask penn IN all cand9f II phe ABOVE IS MOI
frne; u benz sfaiitedi We no" If9 pose Z
ASK pa Fhy It is that in'efi"l fel'','es are
aiwa9s rfsorted to IN the teatmsat oil sufA
IiseafeS' Why give a A'h d'5e" nausea
ii'i$ 'loSei OF i'ls''o'ne TOT sT e,'l'5 o' tue
ancle why Phys'c " 'h"'' ~ ,''"'ii 80. " -"
PanSF why sige man l,ilIS iq' an ailectlo"
Oh r. fluSeies; an T'en"S pe sure 10
give one Lhii every h9ur mas IAN us mon
S""l5 Ni'h stomach was Ho' "ea'7'e" ioi
'"e lirEse OF dIu5 store
sesZe pom ruin
wherey y You hnd IL. We oHef ihsH'eiiie
WINCH WI not He1"u vo,~ sf9n't q. u VIII
not t.teriere with Your regular i2pd IL VIII not
prevent 4 healthy ass imitation oi your diSes-
i've arr hratns but It i p powerful external
stlmliiaaf which opens the pores OF 'he Shln,
cNcites TIE absorbent system pene'rates the
nerves, muscles, and tenHoHs ana hS"ments oil
the parit 20 which 1t apphed- tr'dr'ng a
free clreFlailon Oh hioP through tue parts
stimulatihs the nerves feviyiiy InS ~ build
iagup tl4f deadened tis' ies to WAtcA It is APP
Piled.
Ehc hilscsc ssssetaiia;lssc AaiIti0ie
if the OH 1noWn rem roy ma NE work. that
Win actually and POS luvely reporf loss ot
power. All energy TO a palsied iiml, replace
the deaB'ned, couiiaeidd .lnh, Win lie aud
activity remove all ner Gus obstrncil'. $ mus
fuiarcoiH fractions and distortions loss 81 iedl-
ing in tl1e extreniiies. Ina health there must
be all equilibrium in the nervous AMI eireulh-
tory sys ms and this must he brought about
by eNtehal Applications
We ihowthat our Il leory is new one apo
VII! hasP its enemies, tct We appeal 10 every
mans cAndiA iudelneit and ask him # 1t Is
not the lhost feasonableI treatment ever ohrlft
TO man1 Doubtless- on will say YES lur
plan had been fTiry ties ted and Siv -n universal
satisfaction. In the IN atment Of the tiiseaFes
for vhia it Is recon- nended, II Is aIerifct
revoluiibn.
''EfsrOVV PiaySic 30 ilie D0&s.'
But 4an--oh, most roble stfnct ure.-rou
were defined 10 live alol Y aud happier HE.
Rhfuaiss iistn in Ii'iI is> ! oFssA>.
even of twenty years sttnd'ng Yields at once
1.-THE Magic charms o 5 truly astonishing
and external combination All persons Affect
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DissOZszE50,as

w i haze "a . .h' 99y f 81, entire @
nughi and d ur frul is uoIv eloseif b. mni,,sI
conseni III business IS IN the hands n Mr
IftH.oa. s 81 ,ti,eorth. who uill II ,l I'm,
be found AZ o r oil stand. re,.f., al ,,i,,g Is.
-sseire naneT and We hope Surih a.al, wili
Keep him en- loycd.
Our successors are too wen kfeeu. FOR any
mention 20 he malt Of their gl'n.u,4s tn
AWAIT on and culeator 70 pieiss al Who Trav
.glye them call
/ 5Ot TUWOElrH, MORGAN aNTTI
not. !, 1855.
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Honey Received

Honey Received
OF " az Holnan, of Austin
Texas, s. 80, on subscription.
OF IL & Bg4o7r; of Tullahoma,
Tenn, s., OH subscriptions
OF Ia. Notch, of Chestnut Ridge,
81, on subscription.
When it is announcement, to
forward Written receipt by mail, We
viii acknowledge pobey as aboye-
Encouraging
Since opr lasf, We have received
the names Of Twelve new subscribers
to the 05s9ro-- Good
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NEGRO Sale

The negro which We notice. q, as
So ling for $500, was a blacks phi III
and belonged to the estate Of Mr.
u aey Grizzard Thirteen years
~ 20 Mr.. G. gave SldbO for him A
good many, At that time, laugh Jed at
the price-said that it was d bubble
what he was worth, etc Since then
the boy has paid fir himself and
now sells for nearly double the Prigi-
nal cost.
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~Alvenisemeits are inserted in the or
der In Which ther b. handed III.
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EIEsLp US, cssEIgS.

yENHOSE il Ilebted to US, " noe 49,
Il or ,lceolnt. Must come Tor SIS J
ward anl setI up forthwith. We
are in debt, Jar debts must be paid; an ! W
are going to q ,llect III order 10 do it, his
who fail to eed this, wiil, perhaps, dt
time be introduce to CO.'S able. \ wop
10 the wise is aineeat.
Jan 10, 1st,4 SCOTT & CIR Ky.
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EETM III WEBB has this daF loueh. out
Wv the bdcrrst of I,gEs G. Wqops IN the
business Of Webb d Woods, aui the firm is
dissolved bH mutual cpIi7c1T. \ N pfrsons hay
inc claims Ilainst the firm ef W.bb d Woeds
Will please present them 10 NJ. Webb ior
payment, hR HAVING assumed Il fay a Their
debts. lhIse indehFe To the iiTKn viii pie se
call and set lie ipDae hFe'B as y r. Webb de-
81 GAS soon leaving tbs place for tile sui
phur sprihg m les wet of here here be VIII
sell Go0tls snd qroeeries thd m'td hore MS
mopey. " II W tltB-
Fayeticvqle ne Nv. 1913 JAaI G, WOODS.
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/ Gill 81 Russell call upon all those
indebted to me forward and settle.
They talk plii lin, because they are
in earnest, 4
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New ORLEANS, LA.-Gotton--i'hcre is
good demand, but so far the reported sales Ii
not exceed 1900 bales
Molasscs-Some 500 bills taken at III a ],
cents for prime.
Flo ur-The market is quiet with no tranE
actions of importance The ooobbls sold Of
the L4vec, were IN two lots, and at S675.
Corh-Very little on the Levee, and new
held at Csc
Pork--A lot Of 200 bbIs new mess On the
Leyee held at Sl3 70.
Larll-2l50 tierces prime were sold yester-
day 9ls
Cofleo--sales 275 bags old and 100 PRIME
from the Clintona Wright, at 12t.
Freights--N othing new.
MACON, Ga--Our market opens active, with
good demand for grain, bacon and lard
aBac3n-sides, range 99t9ts -scarce; hams,
l0@1l; shoulders, 74&S. Earl--in bills
9@l0; in kegs, 100 lOla -. Corn--scarce
75@89-good demand l.. Oats--65@7o.
Peas-7scarce, $50 90-good demand. =. Meal
--7p bush, 8o@95 scarce Feathcrs-i3
ads good demand !. !. Potatoes ID Dbl,
So 5o@3 IS. :. .Onions---,l4 Dbl, 50 50@3I0O
-. Eggs--P doz.. l8@2o. :. !. B4ttdr--I5ta
10. Pork--sross flew in market; net.
-. Cotton @9--slight decline.
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