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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

Tue Terre Haute Indiana) jour
nal relates All instance OF honesty
that reads very refreshingly about
these days: M
The cashier Of the Southern
Bank Of that city says that some
time last April, an Irishman going
out West stopped at their bank,
and bought 500 in gold, To- enter
land y ith. By mistake, he was paid
5000 instead Of 500, and the mis-
take was not discovered until he
had left the place. Last week The
Irishman returned here from his
travels, asked him if they had dis
covered that they had over payed
him 500, and Immediately pro-
ceeded to take il from bis pants.
where he had safely sownsit up
AT first he refused to receive any
reward for his honest in returning
the money. although he represented
himself as out Of funds and desI.
rous OF getting work, bot at length
was prevailed upon 70 accept TWEEN
ty dollars t.sraassla
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

A man giving his name as Wick
ner, but whose real name is Poole
was arrested in Atlanta Ga., last
week, and lodged in the calaboose
for negro stealing. Poole had stop
ped at one Of the hotels, says thu
Intelligencer, registering his assn
med name; but luckily a former keep
er Of the Alabama penitentiary wa
stopping at the same house, and rec
ognised Poole at once as Que Of hi
| old boarders. He had With him, whel
arrested, a negro man and woman
and is supposed to have other stoiel
negroes secreted in the vicinity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

One day last. week, a young man
rather .decently dressed, stepped uI
to an old gentleman at the railroad
and asked him if he could change a
500 bill .Csrtainly," said the old
gentleman, and with the word pulled
out the Change After he had
paid $50 to the young man, he 1.-THE
young many begged to be excused
for one moment, and left the office
with the $50 in his hand, and leaving
the sold gentleman" with a $lO0
counterfeit bill. He Of course forgot
to return. 80
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

q LINCOLN COUNTY.
Horse. sorrel color. bald face, both hind-feet
white. small white spot on right fore foot, scar
on back. weak eyed, shod before, about 10
hands high. about IA years old: by Alexander
Rats I'd dis. March z, 1855. Valued at IS.
Ball dun color. some white spots. small split
in each ear, about 2 years old; by q. u. hem
son. 18th dis, Feb. &C., 1856. Valued at so
cents. ssa1s',t .asusstt S-ss !.
Con-, white and red spotted. most spotted
about her head and legs, is muly, underslip
in right ear, about Z OF years Old; 6y w. n.
Shofner. 9th dis, Feb. 20, 1866. Valued at
SIS. 2 ;.
Bull Tearling, red color, some white in his
forehead, about TX years old; by Beng T.
Spencer, Cd dis, March 10, 1893. valued al
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

The question OF tobacco smoking
having come before The conference
Of Baptls, Church at Hamburg,
Germany, il was unanimously re-
solved SHAT this assembly declare
the use ol tobacco 10 be one oil the
things specified BY tile Apostle
from. xiv. as belonging 10 christian
liberty" What do they say about
putting the smoke Of yillianons CT
CARS in peoples faces who do moi
smoke2 That is something else
than christian liberty.
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Ganbioatrs l1m.


--z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY.
OrWe are authorized to announce . meIs in
Twrncy, ESQ. candidate to represent LIN.
coin county in the lower branch OF the mex
Tennessee Ter. Legislature, at the August Elechon
,c,s,. .rrRp-L1NcoLN, GILES AND MARSHALL
~ We are authorized TO announce Oapt
~ " ryes,b. of Lincoln county, candi-
date to represent Lincoln. Giles and Marshal IS
.,-',r.;ss in the lower branch of the next Ten
,n ue Legislature, at the August Election.
NJ we are authorized to announce II. N
CeWden. Esq, of Marshall county, a candl !,
date to represent lincoln, Giles and Marshall T
counties. in the lower branch Of the next Ten
nessee Legislature, at the August Election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

"A CURlosIrY-A few days.
quite a earnestly was brought up
from the bottom Of the Artesisn
well, in misplace. q, distance
of 335 feet below the surface, and
over 800 feet in ''tbe rock, an egg
was found, completely petrl6ed, and
perfect in shape save where tie su'
ger had defaced it little Sumter
Democrat. stslsGalslsas
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15
Cost and no Mistake :

The Goods belonging to the estate
Of b. ". D. Carly, dec, are nov
being sold at cost, and no mistake
There are many, very many articles
on hand yet, Of the utmost impor'
lance to every household, and now is
the time to buy, when they can be
had at such extremely low prices.L
An opportunity like the present sci.
dom offers; and hence the necessity
of improving this chance, ere it be too
late. ga dime saved, lisa dime
earned" and in these hard times,
the truth of the observation can be
easily appreciated. - =
On Tuesday, we we're shown their
assortment, consisting Of hats, shoes,
handkerchiefs, prints, ginghams, man.
keens, flax goods, cambrics, vestings.
fine bonnets, artificial flowers, gloves,
hosiery, buttons, needles, combs, pins.
ribbons. sewing silk, fax thread, par
asols. shoemakers' tools, cups and
saucers, pitchers, tea and coffee pots,
japanned walters, fiat irons,gun locks,
together with other kinds Of hard
ware, school books, etc. etc. Go and
examine for yourselves. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

MARRIED.
S In this county. by Rev. j. NJ Marshall, MT
LEw1sK. FEflIse and Mis- SALIVA k.AsHs1
In this. county, 25th nit, u Henry Turney
ESQ.,, Mr.. RoBEKT. y. COLLINS and Miss Luc1
G. A. CLARK s.;...s.,.7x ,sf
In this county. 1st inst, BY w A. Hobbs
ESQ.,. Mr.. RoBxRr F. GAr1zs and Hiss HAh-
HrEr RAxuv.sss issasafss's' s.ss NJ % g
II atbsns IA, Nj ssss HoLr and Ms
MArrDA Hotf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

SEsrEscEp. TO THE LsuIsLAruHE.
Fl. Gfa.z browne, Esq, editor Of
the 81. Louis Democfs:s whose seat
as a member d HE Missouri House
Of Representatives was ceh'es.es
|Ly a Mr.. Goodlets, has been seilt 's J.
eed 10 Serve out the remainder g.
the term. Editors are proyerbia''y
unfortunate,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

An ARRAY took place last week in
Pelham, Grundy county, Tenn, be
tween DR.. Conn and Mr.. j. D. Pattie,
the latter of whom received wound
from. pistol shot which caused his
death Immediately. A dispate' had
existed between them for some time.
Conn made his escape, and had not
been captured at last accounts.
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~ s. 81 W.

At stated meeting Of Calhoun 49,
n Lodge, No. &c. 1. o. o. r., held TX
on Saturday, the 10Th inst, Bro. Moses L.
Hardin was expelled from the Order TO,
having defrauded Brother Odd Fellows, 1 Is'
conducted himself in such manner y nla
business relations, as to stain his character as
an honest man; thereby bringing reproach upon
our Order. s 49, .is~-f
By order Of the Lodge:
.BTHos. L. SAwYER. r.. Sec;
Fayetteville, March 10, 1861 Il --
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Rrief Acknowledgements

Brief Acknowledgment
Never, it appears to US, have SUD
scribers,good and true, flowed in to the
Observer SO rapidly, as since the com
mepcement of 1865. To manifest
indifference, or to say we we're mol
highly grati6ed at this and other tat
tering testimonials We are continually
receiving, of the public appreciation
Of our labors as conductor OF this
newspaper, would be sheer affectatlon'
as we'll as uncandid and ungrateiul.
The approval Of ones conscience
the conviction Of faithful DIS
charge of duty, produce upon the
mind the most pleasurable sensations
only to be increased in measure ana
intensity by the appreciation and
kindly greetings Of those for whose
interest and welfare the duty IS per-
formed. In this feeling, as already
animated. we have recently largely
shared. and we feel not only happier,
but better for the entertainment
We view the Obserrer with deep IN
terest. as the instrument with which
we hope to accomplish some good ior
opr fellow creatures; hence, every
approbratory nod bestowed upon IT. is
~, incentive to greater efforts.
The cry Of "hard times should
be no excuse for a man to retrencn
his expenditure by discontlnulng ms
nevspaper--it should rather be the
most copent reason why he should
ehold on,'' or,sif he is not already a
subscriber to good newspaper why
be should forthwith send the amount
Of subscription to the publisher o.
the paper for which he has the great
est liking, and have his name 'oo0k'
cd We know Of no greater conso-
,at;op in adversely, and when all a.
round looks gloomy and lowering
than, the periodical receipt Of SOUND
well.conducted journal edited by one
rbo himself has sound and sober
views Of life, who can appreciate 'ne
misfortunes of his fellows ana can
svmpathize in all their SORROWS anu
calamities whether public or domestic
percbance, too at the very time When
we are most oppressed by some rea
or imaginary evil. present OF pros
nee tive, ones eye may fall upon the
very paragraph which, being reae
and pondered, seems to have peer
penned with the special view to NEE
the case. and to point out the RENE
DIV. Perhaps, too, in those times 0
midnight of the soul. when all a
,ouud bea.s the tinge OF vanity
when the earth seems but desert
the sky canopy Of ieaden oOstrue
lion, life a mockery and lrlends.hl
a name 10 deceive Tools: tue d's
heartened and gloomy reader MAJ
discover in>his fayorite Journm
scintillation from some child oil &c
: Mus, an illumination from The The sp"l
Of love aad religion, or even has'
Of wit, or broad aow Of lu.'o'
which Immediately dissolves tn
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Of though, aud hope With . d'ssa
and effdlsens halls Time So'l' ut
fail US ST in reciling all tie advantage
10 be defiset from studying tbecnr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

The way in which the new states
are filling up with emigrants is truly
surprising 1t has been stated that
during the past year 100000 emf
grants have settled in Iowa; %. 900
in Minnesota, and about 40, 600 in
Wisconsin, while roads leading to
Texas are Still swarming with them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

az The Post-ofice List OF Letters = sl pno.
1shed inthe Fayetteville Observer, IN com I.
with a law of Congress, which PROVIDES .''' az
shall appear in the newspape' n"'"s
LARGEST cIRcULATIoN.eEIa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

4 GREY Snow ,-The P.ttsbnre
Gazette SAYS that letter to a gen
tleman in that city, from East lick
DRY. Vanango county, states that on
tie 7th inst, about q loot oil snow
fell in that region, on about siz
inches which had fallen previously
Alter the storm was over, the peo
pie were surprised TO find that The
snow was grey color, near the
coIer Of wood ashes! This appear
ance extended nll through that re-
gion for miles in extent in both cleaI
ed and wood land.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15
Francis Sheirich, a tailor, who o

Francis Sheirich, a tailor, who oc'
cup;es a part Of q house in Philadei-
phia which is also tenanted by q shoe
maker named Shickling, was COM
planned Of by the latter for . breach
Of the Sunday laws, growing out OF
the heinous offence Of having mend
ed on that "hoiy" day pair Of pants
for one Of bis own children which
we're at least equally "holey.' The
poor tailor was forced TO pay a bill OF
six dollars in fine and costs There s
piety for you!
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/ Flour-The receipts during the week have
been yery light; the stock on hand very small,
and prices firm.. We continue our quotations.
wholesale price So 25@9 80; retail price
$1O@10Ia. q,
Provisions There is little more activity
noticeable than for some time. We hear OF
some sales of pork at Sc hog round; retail
price 81 &c. We hear of no demand for ba-
con. -.
Lard--We notice some arrivals during the
week; prices unchanged. Barrel Lard is SELL
ing at 6@8Lc by the lot: kegs 91a@ 10c.-
Retail price for Dbl 1Oc; kegs 121lac.
Whiskey--During the past week the re-
ceipts have been liberal. with a good demand,
at our quotations of last week; 3O@32c by
wholesale, and 81 2O@1 25 at retail.
Corn--No arriyals--prices very high, 9Oc@
81 p bushel at wholesale, and 81 2O@l 70
at retail, !,
The market is not we'll supplied with good
beeves. Prices still continue about the same,
5@6c. Sheep very scarce. Hogs plenty at
AZ csc p h.
ST.. LOUIS, Missouri s---t5 =
Tran actions limited to few articles only.
Wheat advancing having touched higher
figure than ever before known in this market.
Flour-A small sale of country extra at
90 IS. City super6ne held at 50 rs, extra
$9X@10. ..
WNheat--Sales at 17o@1sOc; S29 sacks pri-
waite supposed to be at higher figures than any
quoted.
/ Oats-Sales of 551 sacks at 921sc, mixed
gunnies, and $50 do at Coo; 20 do at621s and
90 do at 63Hc., ari gflG,rgs l-sfss-. ~
Whisky-No sales reported. sWequote &C
cording to latest reports, at 26@26lac.
Provisions and Lard--Sale of 100 casks ba-
con, ribbed sides, at &c; 200 bbls No. ! lard,
on the Illinois river, at &c.
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HOrSeShOG52sg.

fTNHE subscribers are prepared to do ~
all kinds of HOrsesiiOeinS,a at II
their shop, below the Livery Stable, in
the log building, on the LEFT side of the street
Going out of town. Our work shall be done
in style that can't be beat, at the usual rates.
Also, at our shop, near Joel Commons res
idence, we are ready to fill all orders for any
and every kind of Biacksmithing 80
at reasonable prices, and in as good style hG
as any one-can do. ~
sEPThankful for the very liberal patron
age extended to them, they would respectfully
solicit continuance.
-n1 JOEL COMMONS & son.
Jan. IL, 1861 fr
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The following gentlemen are authorized e
to act as agents in procuring subscribers 10 Tue
Fayetteville Observer- r.xas
JsoM. SMITH, Bluff Spring, Travis TO. Texas
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

WEDDED. IN, W1sTER.Ihe Ei-
mira (N. \. Reputtican says, 2
marriage took place at Horseheads
last week, the parties to which
were respectively about e'ghty-nlv I've
and seventy eight years Of age, ma
king an aggregate age Of one hun
dred and sixty-thfee years: 81
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2 hrAdvertisements are inserted in the Or
AeS in which they are handed in.
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sB. IL. Russell,

. \
"AvING purchased the interest of -
III w. BUCHANAN. in the stock OF ~
Goods of buchanan f Russell, win con- -
time the business at tbs sarae old stand
He regrets exceedingly that he has been COM
PEELED to change his business SO often recently,
but hopes the Community will understand the
cause, and not attributelit to any fault Of his.
He designs keeping on hand general assort-
ment of Fancy and Staple
Hn-~ -CD0DHDs
towhich he invites the attention Of E%N
purchasers. Thankful for the very A[XH
liberal patronage extended to the b Gg
late firm, he hopes his friends and ~1
customers will end neesuse, eitherin the quail
ity of his Goods. prices, or manner Of doing
business, to withdraw the same. 80.
! Respectfully,
Feb. %, 1885, Is 3, Z. RuSsEl.Ls
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Cum Ponder.

~SVsV
r HAVE now..on hand, and SSGss
il will hereafter keepa con- 10 -
slant supply of the follow U = 81
ing articles:
DuuOmt's Celebrated Rifle and
Sporting Powder, in canisters, quarters,
half and whole kegs
Tennessee Blasting, in kegs Of 25lbs.
and bbls Of 1001bs.
safety Fuse, made by Toy, 'Bickford q
Go warranted superior. lsl. sd I.
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the trade
generally, supplied at the lowest market rates
1T All orders shall meet with prompt at
tention, WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for Manufacturer.
ftr Office with E. s. Cheathan & Co, cor
ner of Spring and College streets, Nashville
Tenn. fMarch !, 1S55--12m.
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DEEPLY In FOR TIT is current
ly reported and generally believed
that the failure 0: john Williams,
in New Orleans, has involved the
Bank of Tennessee in loss OF $685.
900, and one Of the Nashville Banks
in SI20,00O. : 3 =
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NJ Advertisements must be hanoea in.o sr'
Office by Tu,slay Morning., TO insure a'i "pto"i
,ance in thefollowing Paper. Is -
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MONEY MATTERS

IT has been said BY many peisons, a
i that they would give $50 for es%
Corn Crusher, and no more i now
propose to sell them at $50, delivered at Shell
byville, provided I get a club of 100 names
by the LIST day Of. May next, oriat So,, II the
list runs to only so names--one-haii 70 De
raid on the delivery of the Mill, balance due
The 25th, December, 1855. But after the ISL
day Of May, the price shall be as formerly Soo'
and positively no slight variation" ~, s
This is giving every mana chance 70 40 nus
own grinding cheap. and tits hoped tnat tnose
who Considered SIS too much, will now pitch
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E.truys Taken Up.

Ist, Kind Of animal is given. I'D, color. -.
Sd, description. -. s4th, age. 9Th, posters
name. ;. 9th, place and time Of arrest. =.
9TH. valuation. Az s f F2a
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Neatly Printed Blanks.
n@ Rusiness Notice. @a

Constables' and justices blanks 'as' prime
and for sale at our desk-cheoP
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-15

Gents Dress Goods.
DLACK French Cloth; ETH
ID Blue, Brown and Green do
Fancy Beaver Cloth; es5E3
Drab
Black and Fancy Cassimeres;
Heavy Velvet Cord;
Black Satin, Dark and Fancy Silk vestings;
Black and fancy Silk Crayats;
Tweeds, Salinetts and Cloakings;
Grey, Saxony, and white Merino Shirts.
To the above stock We call the attention OF
BUYERS before purchasing. assuring them we can
make it to their interesSto buy from ms.
Oct. 26 ,,cs-f JOHN GOODRICH.
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new. MACK LINE.

TIME undersigned have COM aS&TA
l. menced running regular = =
Hack between. Fayetteville and xui-
lah olna by the way OF ............,----.
UtDA 3 gRRT s AYMgEl1 UEGa
for the accommodation of the travelling COM
munity. The line iswell Supplied with good
Horses, comfortable. conyeyances, and atten-
tive experienced Drivers. The time OF leav-
inc Fayetteville will be at o'clock in the
morning of Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.
and arrive in Tullahoma same day, in time for
the evening Railroad train. Returning, will
leave Tullahoma every Tuesday. Thursday,
and Saturday, and arrive in Fayetteville same
day., The roads, the best that there IS between
Fayetteville and the Railroad
Through Tickets Two Dollars.
Way Travel, in proportion. ,o.
March Is. 1S55-6w. ~ 5ge Z. 81
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I'M l|||',,A|,,NMAa

Twill give one Corn Crusher, to the person
sending the largest list of names between tins
and the LIST day of May. Who will be the
successful Farmer? Send on the names as fast as
| YOU get them; any man procuring only or four
names, may be the one to get the Mill i,
Somebody will get Mill free, gratis, and the
! club NAV be very small one. Make up your
mind and help your neighbor to do the same
If you have the least inclination to buy Mill,
most assuredly, now is your time while you
have chance of getting one for the small sum
of $50. If you subscribe you have the Privi-
lege of withdrawing any time before the list
day of May, or if you wish, the Mill dellv,
cred Immediately. $751; cash will be required
Please understand, am not selling them at
$50, only to club Of 100 names, or $57, if
the club reaches only 5O-but if it comes un-
der that number$65 will be the price. If the
club is not made up, no one will be compelled
to take Mill. Send your orders to JNO. r.
lDROMGOOLE, Shelbyville, and your name
will be placed on the subscription list as soon
as received. r-sf. ~aif
Shelbyville, Jan. Is, 1856.
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bMDlgS0 DRESS GOODS


TyHE Goods belonging to the es- ma
Il tate of B. w. d. Carly, dec, ~
will be sold at Cost for Cash, or to k1zsS
punctual dealers on credit till the LIST Of sep
TENDER, in order to close the house as soon as
possible. Call and see-we have very good
assortment yet, as Prints, Ladies and Gentle
mems -
DRESS GOODSs
Salt. Hardware, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Comet costs moth
ing to look. 80, CO..
OF ALL persons indebted to the estate OF
said deceased, now due, either by Note OF
Account, are notified that unless settlement
is had by the first of February, the claims viii
be placed in The hands of an officer for collec-
ton. C. BRIGHT, adm.
Jan. 4, I855-tf.
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Z d. Scott & Co.
! FASHIONABLE TAILoRs.

u
T iVss si.s Of ths Square, Eyettesi,ae, Tsnn-
yKyE. MOULD remind our
w friends andti:e public gen = -
orally, that " Q have cpsoeds shop on the
West side of the Public Square, one dog
north Of T. C. Goodrich + Co., where we would
be pleased to have our friends. and. all others
that want good fitting Coat, Pants 0, vest
made, to come and try Us, as we are deter
mined that no shop in the middle portion Of
the State shall do better work than we are
turning out almost every day. We pledge
ourselves to fit any shaped man that may ia
vor us with a can. no matter how he may De
deformed, their clothes being made to nj ~ 'ho
latest and most approved fashion Of the day,
unless otherwise desired; when we viii use
every exertion to suit the peculiar notion OF
any that may wish to vary from the sa1ne'--
Hoping to merit and receive portion OF the
public patronage, we have the honor Of sub
scribing ourselves, Respectfully.
Nav I8. 1884,. J. D. SCOTT Il CO.
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Cotson--No, change in the market Sale
! of a2s bales IS follows: 1s9 at 5@7, 20 at SO
67S :-and l2at 5@7.
Tohacco--Sales Of 2 hhds atthe Warehouse
Of johnson Horne & Co. at 81; and 2 a
| Hamilton's at5.75@6.0o.
Proyisions--No change in Provisions. Ba-
! con IN demand at 7@8 for hams, and 7@8A
! for hog round. s.
60. ~ ~
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FAYETTEVILLE FEMALE
"@NM We
THOS. L. SAWYER. Principal.
:. MRS. H. SAWYER, Preceptress.
MRS. T. McEWEN, Assistant.
q w. tSIMONS. Professor of Music.

additions soiu be made to the present corps OF
Teachers, as the interestsof the School may demand
TIME next session of this Institution N
will commence on the FIRST A$Y
MONDAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, at which ~
time it's highly important that all the -,
pupils be in attendance.
1,a..,,,a mn, Session of fznenfn.1a,e freeks