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Feb 25-lawsw
United States Patent Once,
WASHINGTON, March IS, 1856,

IN the petition o N. W. Lesh Zachariah Beeson
and D. Bowman administrator Jacob Ueardof
wayne con ~ Indiana, praying for the Of patent
gTautrd TO 6S w. Lesh Dcafdo,f, yune2
az for Improvement in "the
ron The expiration Of said winch takes
day of June, i5J6-
II IL ordered that the said petit heard
Monday tho 18Th II June persons
notified and bow any they have, WHY
petition ought 10 be granted
opposing tn" required c In the Patent
Once their objections specially firth
befne the day II hearing psy
10 be used the sad heang taken
cordsnce with the rules OF the oce which will be
application.
The testimony the viii be- closed 9Th OF
ons and other papers relied upon teony
the Office before the morning of the argumen
any within thereafter.
Ordered aso that this be published In the Union, nte
and Evening Washington Republican, Balu
Penn yvanan Phiadeirba, Day Boos New
Inquirer Cincinnati Oho week for three
previous TO the 9Th Of June the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
P s-EditoSsf papers will please copy,
their bills ht Patent Once with paper containing This notice.
March x6-law3w
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Land wnrrunts.

John CLARK, date register Iowa city agent
cation OF military bounty hand warrants in SaIe Of
have Office Washington ID.
with local and
State OF Iowa, by which nm prepared TO of
ioca0n Of land the mode by which
other holders fully avail themselves the bounty CIV
enmenL
The land will be selected the location made,
mae IN the address OF sending mall
following fees, which must accompany ,ha warrants
40 fee for sectpn and locaton a. which add
ofice fee, s-S5.
so acres, selection and location, 81 which
Office fee, s2-Sr.
acts selection location, So which add land
Office fee SSH.
location Slo add land
Office fee, s4-sl4
The above the lowest charged by competent agents
office.
guaranty made Iudiciously upon nc
ual nscecon and OF good land renans
uict the time.
The srecas experienced
the State fully advised Of all the
railroads, county umb"s and settlements present
prospective.
worth, confident. a
6S selected Wsrrantee
designed, and other holders, fail
large advance upon the face of tBelr
Warantees will power attorney
dosed the AID ohurs will please MI the blank
menis with the full of the locator
w Webb 4
Refer Iowa deIesa'on Congress, Charles
Mason, Commissiouer Of Patents.
Feb l2-dii 3m'
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ssss'', Gee '.'ss 60 says' ss,s sass. Tor d.ea 10,
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ssasss sas sus s a ~ ne bot sas,y s'"ns and
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sa..a's = s.ss sst 90 o's 'H"A "as"Eh 'hs required
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] TO- s. VA % a ana a. $ 'S ., sss sss .sa =. "a a
= % saS,"n ~ ~. ..'S rs"s, tss hop S .srh siss ss
ehms, width. and lsh k,rA, ", ssm,
Ihs ~h :" I pat Ia good shPpg od' Zee o' all charge 10
'ssA, ssa Ne .reaass sa~so' Tie sad yards
"
INs YEA vi 5000 Soalv yoS"s hJ.o",
The eus sba be rgua' Cuba, accmaas sample
,. s az. SS 90 Il s .s;, be-: sssy @sa 4 The crop i~"'
Ths H'pa.srs shah be fatty qnDu, ~ New
Orleans soLa-.ss hsu d.nv"d ssasned rid oak
bsifrip, VI white ynr rad. irs- than ,hr
s'ass. NJ" ,Dch ,hek N" hsfrlS ho
hroprd, ard, aadt.s,
n width nee chine
inch iR width aud Ib heh thick shalt BE- tho 0agy
Ths aarIy gar equal
other ina" ~ delivered !.
AL required for that
Thtfe oak hed. shall b. IT red YAK
and wns head and hs be thoroughly eoopeSod and placed
Tie pickles shall b. essks and each
shalt cn cation Of salson u pspVes aud
tables weigh eighty pounds, sniy be paid
ioi aud each shs thea be hed ~h ~le WI ~
vrseiahes and shsh lie
spcis the samples Deposited b shave rad yaTdr aad
The sha ss NJ and ssrany ha' hsy ~ ts"p e"d
aud sound m lea IN" bonps he haTrrs
ianng whkry moascs sarar and pickles TO he wr painted
head
The shall hs Of the very best quality white and h
be the dairy preceding dates II the Teqaiion
the same, ~ pounds 20 b. tai, a q. "'s "ush'i
The Dr. ed ha be af aud shall he prepared
BY dying shall be ~ tbs oi the auiua inned
ale. prerrding Le dates OF the quisit'n fn the
u the harTs
.uss. tnspeua a. M .h,rf
his bureau the nhs be appointed by
DrpHnnra i",p, 10 be the place u delivery
but Will In all .ub.ac 6na IHsprcon tho
liver, before ndiis S,srrd urTeff
TIE be lclss be h. through
th, AID bdfer. "rrr f,T aric.s
An h. 'aSks barrels ard haif b'rs boIss packages shall
and hal fr-G hur, bread, pcHir- ,LhI
add to the above, ,e wncn manufactured rut up
The sanp.s Ia chi. advertisement roeeted
Tor r ensuing en and AaVe 'srs"es '"A as Aass
The quaal which required
precisely stated. They will probably be about
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For FoNr Hundred Neg, Fen Tnsa.ana
Acres OF CsRe-bia AXE Land Dallas and sFTs
Counties, Alabama.

70. safe F1.I ns.s,sa Neg % os: . ard nd T:n Tn:a..aa
Counties, AIabsn,a.
IN The G Monday April One my SELL At shaw ba
Dsl.s eos.y Ala 70 he highest bidder r'I eah, bile
dred and MY hke nssots AIS" my oIh"S lo"gI All
cAsh ue hundred valuable roe On lots TO sut
Say IaaisS snd be2 i"eiS Ing The niae
s%s'e M .s 'si ss". raa.S" pe. nS
ob,"" aoaes Place. and the "cros. hOads, ali OF which,
an elegantly and beautiful sdopng summsT
ss s. s@ se"sa 10 The S~rIs Sss ''o
grounds garden se all in condition. These pana
mile. above Mobile and ws,f ard h. Alabama
sand ages including four the plaua,ons and
Woojve railroad and on hi. body Of aud mites
road " III sd, depot ears run
wo ore Two mites distant c within
c Of e'". These planS,"os in high
ml negro cntns shops wells, se sc.,
se "s. snS :. give az mach SSS
wood b" dssifs1 aud
fos.ss.ion plantations and negroes win be given to
the whist the sro~ng, or In Deeem
II no' sold privately evou The first Monday in December
viii On day selma, sell The highest bidder
negroes as may th u be unsold.
~ s% a mm and advantages were never M
ton has bee" dIncu for hnd plantation In
plantation. as liy facilities for transportation and
growing and personal nvss cation viii
the sataci0n every portion Union
healthy thaa the "cane- -braker region Alabama.
will also sell privately for cash time,
tuy Improved private residences In the city Of Selma
valuable elegantly finished large brick buildings
incuHne The largest and deaby located rooms
banking houses, &c, &c.
Abo desirable unimpovrd lots, small
Of land in and contiguous Selma,
Also an"u, 80 head q bloodrd hurses which
baed Brown Dick, several brood young
stations, gdngs, colts, and Isa Of very
raciLg stock.
Among negroes trainer, COED
and excei.nt hancs COOKS
further particulars address the undersigned w NJ Byrd,
ut srina or M Brooks, Mariun county,
Alabama The the plantnions will
rabe information To those may wish
tigai0n tho rtmise-. BEN EDWARDS GREY.
SEiM., Alabama, Feb H. 1855.
Feb
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THIS Is give notice a. the subscriber ha OBJ
Hned from ih- orphans Of washington the
District Of Columbia letters Of administration personal
Thomas Law,
exhibit voucher. sbscrbe on
before the February
by law be excluded ON all benefit The =
Given under this February,
Feb 22-iaw3w HENRY MAY, Ad linsraor.
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United states Mail.
MISSISSIPPI.
PosT 0SrIcE DEPARrMEs'

Posr osrIcE DEPARrsssT,
February Is, 1885,
for conveying the mail Of the United states from Ju
y 1885, TO June 30, 'Ss following
ceived al the on"ci Once Of this Department D. N Of
Anril 30 be decided by the ft OF May foiIowng
74sA From Charc~ton Mis- Water, Mitcheiis
Cfo-s Road, Mound Place Mour's AK
TO Hr-na Ark rs miles and hacs once cob.
Leave Charleston Monday al 7, m
Arrive II HeeRa mex, day by 0, q. m
Leave Helena "Wednesday al Y,
Arrive at Charleston next day by 0, o. In.
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.rHuEAD LACE GUUDs. EMBuolDERIUs. SO.

THREAD LAt E GUUDs. EMBuOIDERiGs. Sc
The suLTcfibrr have ffnm NV Ynr' full
ab"vonamed goods which been with
the embracing all the
q styl.E Of
C'ttarrts and serves, In match
CbeW'z.,s and ,lssve- Do
Lace cutar.ts and sleeves do
LAce trimmed collars and sleeves, do
Fench-w'nkrd chemz Is and sleeves, do do
Lace trimmed French worked collars and sleeves
Embrridrrrd cambrc ~ sets 10 match
EmhfOdrr linen and liner hmbTic
Thread lace collars and seeyer match
Mourning / both black white
En,hrode ed bandkefcbr great variety and styles
EInb older. skirts, nr open drrsses
Einhr. ideted 10 e houncina
Rmhrodrred dny and Ia, onet hands
Nu lin and camhrc rdriuRs and ins, rings
NJ ibrrnd lace hcrih.- aud c,diars
Thread laces aud edVings oi all widths
BRrk thrs sd aces and rdgtnEs all widths
Vide black lsces for h,unces kc.
desirable goods the
present approaching seasons. snch as
Fouuced SILK dTcsses, n great variety
F1uaced gr-Hndinr robes. v'ry reh
Fnuncrd hrregP robes, great variety
Striped and plsid twisted vks
IN. stIks. striped and figured, new styles
pht plHin ,iIk evening dresses
Cn'Orsd - K HID. ions do
Black siIks ev.ry variety. &c
All which, complete assortment of seasonabe
goods hth Errsn sape will be offered
Feb 1-9tsw4wU HOoR, BRO. co.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBEns.

pe nome % no PsIsoR viii bs spon hooAs
'he payment ofihe subserSdsn be msssia aasaLes.
Distant suhber Sy forward % money By iet,ss Is ps..ss
Of Ssies will b. paid BY b. ouEsslsesln
safe demonstration.
The COUNTRY PApER pabshed weekly during
siOn on Cong and SEMI weekly durisg rsesss
Subscriptions 70, perlodIsss than year will be received %
terms pIopo,tioled 10 tho above snhsa Tatss
Qf-POsTMAsTERs authorized agents and
by sspdns DAILY subscnbcD with 60 enclosed,
sEM-wEEKLY Subscribers. with SS enclosed, viii hssn
hIed copy sTaiis.
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NnT.Er.

No viii be made fr performed and Coz
omissions net s",sseto'y exrlainsd thise ne Il The
be- deduclsd For bhnd
ION with depending aas aud noi ,uecsst sIeaca
OF tie compensation ft the uip utjec 10 10 iar fnss will
be Imposed unless the delinquency he promptly ard saitay
explained by cehcae nf andayi oi
cedi ah. gleruDs take the
post tee for suffering to be injured, destroyed robbed
Tue con cii runs or coc"rnrd raHuns ssher N Toub
The Postmaster neral annu the cOasct fDf
" hn asrre bly, contract disbeyng
or instructions ni he department. Tor tssisnns
the
may after " schedule e aiso order of
the route bs allowing thereto increase
tract He curtal d,scoriinus
In part rula decran Of be allow
ta conp.Dsa the amount dispt
hds should b. add 10 e Second primr
-ai snpeiscribed Mail ProposGls NoTh
nes'ee The nacls be executed and
nett by before the 'th q" May s5 for parusis
10 condons be Incorporated hddr,s may
p"ph'r' advertisement Tor conveying malls in Kentucky
see, Missouri and Iowa, OF 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar i-law4w Postmaster t,,netnl
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United states Mail.
VIRGINIA

PosT OETIcR nEpsRTsErT,
Contract Once Msrrh 7 ltAG
oPosALs for carrying the msii, II The u"sd States hom
July 1885, IN June a. Is59 The fdl"s
5as vRoiNk viii received the q One" of
the 30ih Apr next, to be decided
7h May GHlownR
525 From Warento BY wat'tlo hmissvir, GAness Cos-
Roads, and Washington SPerr vilc, 81 miles and bach
three lines a week IN Vbors- caches
Leave Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday NJ "
speryvi'le days by pm,
Leave sperryyle Tuesday, Thurrday and Saturday n
Arrive Al Warrenion days by 10 m.
of bid and cernhcae also fof RsiucUns
rcouir, proposals. fr mall
ygnia North and suth Csrona kc ds'sd January
H. 1855 JAMS ChMPafLi1
s-iaw4w Postmaster Gekeral.
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Medical Card.

DOCTOR sTANISLAs HERNIsZ pracuuore
~ paihy. Oce, 2Ji Fourteenth
lions from TO- n. IN 10 3 p.
Doctor staras Herniz having from Europe
proved health will attend pracce OF his profession
lie Doctsur parle frasSaH
Der Doctor spttcht beu,scl
II Doctor HABITS Erp.nol
II Douorr parla ltaliano.
Janip p-dg1n
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UaIisd states MAN
rsSs asBtss Dssassssst,
A.aa.h u "a

frss osstEa nssARgMss0,
NswA \ lnA
PROPOSALS fT Cssysytrs lhs e p.s.4 so.
the lsi day ~ IsIy, iss 70 -
In l" ras o. Worth AsShna, 0sd % a.T - lsb sea
TO The 5'h ~ June, sT tarsts ~ Ns ~ tsHNss-ss
ee received % ibs C"htari Vaes ~ fosi ts
hr cay 81 Wa.h.soa, asui Ntsassaas 49, Ss - Asa -
al ., N, Ito be dtcdoA ~ the Ia May ksoa
NORTH CARDi.iNA
aSOS PreM As. yils v ssRhs' Es.irp Hs@sg.sy oVssA,
fitroa Mscs fofks ~ liean, W stis, fssa
LneS FTaBkIa, sksnos, 1tHhts.rs Aasaas. nrs
lrha'ssrs, psisyiaNA, sad TaaAas. Msfra-y, fsss
mies aud eaek. twice us.k, In sosss CasehTa
Leave Ashssihe hsheay Sha Ths1s6st asa1i
hn'Ve a. Murphy nTxt dHys ~ "a n
Leave murphy saturday asd Tassdag
AIriSe III Ashssile neat days bt -
TENNESSEE.
sj4S From Ceav-Iabd, TeRs by fhaIay Easss,ns
P"ion, sPfBEtD~n. TuwsU Pat, CnkSs CSsFk, Tats
Town, N. e., Laurel SAl.y fesas FysA A,4la
Ia nnphy II mules ana back, Iwtes Wesk,
Leave CI,av.iahd Z 1hursdAy ard Sunday . POI
AIrivr at Musphy days BY
Leave iurpLy "Wednesday AId SATURDAY q /
Arsvr al llvaSrabd days By ~ "a.
PnpUSais 10 o BsniOh Afe lnytsA.
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United states Patent once,
Washington, March 10, ls5

I'M the petition Of George Wright Of Wes, Springfield masa
" him
OF May, iSf In machines
u"g letter paper for year. from expiration OF said
which takes nace the 2sth day Of May 1885,
II ordered tat the said hesrd Patent Ofce
Monday the Sh OF II O'Clock, m and all
prr-tn, notified appear cause they
haze, why said petition ought be granted
Patent
Omc their ohecron specially nrth writing
h hcd by either
hearing be taken and accord
the ocu which win appn
cation
testimony win be closed the ad % May; dep
o.tuns papers relied Testimony, be
died once before the morning OF
gumenis, n All within days thereafter.
Ordered published In the Unon fnteB
seacet Evening Washington D. o. Republican,. Bsd
,oove Penasyvapsn PhiIsdrpia Dsy Book New York and
Post Bntoa hr hree successive weeks pssvious
Of May next, the day Of bearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers win please copy and send their
bills Paien Once, with containing THIS notice.
Mar la-taw5w
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Feh 6-law7w

THIS . !. give notice hat the subscrtb~r hssh oh
aned from the orphanS' court Of Washington couny 70 the
sic, Cnumha Of sdHinitraion the
or Il tho State NJ Iipos sccsas~s Az
IhA sad drerasrd hereby wsHea
eIhh with The voucher. ihrreOf fhe 'ubscrbef
before IN. nrn-renh day ~ February nsr they OH we
by law be- xc,uded from all benefit ~ he said es'aie
md this Dineteenth " ary 1850
Feb 2a-law3w HENRY MAY, Adstnistrator
OBI ssON's Practice, Vol. The Pracics Oouris u
Justice Enpand Uni,rd states by Conway hsbn
4srsb PRAsCK TAYLOR
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4 OST LAND ARRaNr. Public notice i hereby g'v.H
Il ommiss,on.t ~ frnsi"n Wash
inson tho expiration OF sir The
daie for dup icae land war ant In lieu land ws'n'
No o3U52 6s which issued Wiam Jabns,
o53, ~ tire ~
United states infsnIy Mexican n Seq
1850 ard which nb accid
blown overheard from steamboat
near snswnestown, illinois, and Destroyed.
WILLIAM n. johns,
Feb 6-law7w ny Richard VI Young ks ,uoS-ry.
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I IFE OF GOvERsoR wIsE.-A Biographical Sketch ot
Henry WISE with history OF the political campaign In
l-aa Ny James z Hnu,hleton, NJ D. % 80
T NsRa Convention l776a Discourse delivered before
ne vnn Alpha of @ Ph Bets Kappa soeiev BY Hugh Blair
On sale TAYLOR b MAURYs
March 10 Bookstore near Ninh
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Madame Deyos.
From Paris aad Nep York.


Prom Paris aad NeD York.
MADAME DByoss millinery arrived and /. now opened
nr Inspection at The Lakes o4 renn.yIvo"ia avenue
Jan 24-n
For saie-Twcnty -three Thousand Acres OF Land.
he subscriber upon the
lowing lands: I.pSr c"unty Indiana, 80
In Hamilton coun,, Iards e 6nry tns-red 10
sp old sr.d district, whn Ave mes OF Mcisns. orouIb tse
county SCAT and on The n~ The bcaso rsroaa Ia Jsr."a
county ltnoi $40 Franklin couny, Pope
eog.y 100 acre. IN Iandc county $40 and other lands
2 WeGn'in For further inorna'io" call on g. GnRnoh,
Washington city, D. O., Feb II, 1855.
THE snb.c''bs. will remain In ,.wn a Z "sys
d,rr % The remaining States aud Tso's for the o
sa's' II oO''ua Ar. AIah.ma, Floda, orgia
Cs"ana rrnn-,vanA n~tawae Tsnne-se, kenucky Missouri
Uh sOr'hwern Tyror MsI~o and the island of usa
Nj GofD3S No. Sss Il .,rsts viii ,spre.eS, @ me- wy "s" " .
j. l.. DE CAMP.
wiIIards Hotel.
J. &. %. A. WILLARD,
P'nnyeeH'a FSut.eniA street,
wa'hington, n Z.
:,s nooss 70" !, Pr.p.-.a n. n.h s... white
70 y. sas'"n.'' the make, Pr,css
sso pound. saaranu.d . the ton
ana iun y relied On n NJ
s,,s wa SIDE sh street, bet and q, opposite Ola
Nov a-PruThH
Card.
-" 5'Sss.. s"ssA oHA FS.n,h BoG,aHs Day SehooL
1890 sere" b"'d"s', No. IN. Ps.n,yipsaia averse.
i February T. Is6S. " " "'
~ ,h,nct"n ~ the French language Tiven bv lady,
T rny om rst who resides In family anc6s
n"aet hr especial charge Rrooke, every
caion. = ''k" ~. -, ~ s'as 80. -"
II ISUaGk w NOHELL, Attorney and Csenseli.r-. .t
iof me Cout Of Clairis, No. ~ Wall Sweet New Ynrk
r 70 Hon = Ns'son, Justice United sup--me Cnur
nn " Fsh United State. General a. To,t,n ,osrs
Eunee United stars army " Blair, Solicitor the Cour
ton city Oo, ,o-w "A sn,a,as
NOTICE is hereby given that w,ii . ply 90 ,hs
ommssioner Of Pensions Duplicate u -
Iso and numbered 81 o7 io
which warrant has been which
pledged ot incntcd BY me, OF by my authority.
u sl 2S
The Way Of saivaIoa by aiser, saraes q.
Ihe Oesaa-illnstratedj BY p. w. Gssse. si.
Mari PRANCK ThyIOP
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From Paris aad Nep York.
MADAME DBVOss millinery has arrived and /. now opeus
Ef irspeenn The Lakes, j04 Pennsyvania avenue
which The asn'on uf the ladies Of Washington Georgetown
h respectfully invited.
Jan 24-tf
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SknGSH aS, Book Of "''.''r k"r'' by o. :" Leland
The Way Of Salvation by aIsert Barnes. q.
tbs oeeaa--ilnsttsisd; BY 2. v. Gosse. si
Mari PRANCR ThyIOP
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NOTICE ts hereby given that 4 yviti q ply In ths
Commissioner Of Pensions grant lpica,e u acrt
snd bounty warrant ssued me under the law September
Isso and numbered 30 os3 o- In u
which warrant has been which bs assigned
Jan ta--iawsw JOHN ROSS
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH + HON. w. IL. ENGLISH
pp IHnIANA

Delivered in the House of Representatives. March IS
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II - W. DotELts, Attorney and CounsetioF- .t
aw United States c.rcu eoar com-,,s.Ioaer, enmms.ne
'o he Conr Of Clairts, No. ~ Wall street. New york
70 hon Nrson, Justice Uniisd staies supreme
" rnh United states General L. q.
Ennneer, United States army u. nia soiror Cour
ton city. Oot Io-wRh sans,a
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II noOkE is prepared to fuT nsh tBr best white
a. ted sh c"al d all Cumberland Of all kinds
" w en'"n"r' a. the loves, M pness
s;,sn pound. gaaran,sd in the ton
nNls-.f nAk, and pRs n Vrry lpw prices.
vN"a'u"'" and ful may relied On n NJ
6ta"d '0'"se" y ahu S' "Pp'-o ""
Nov 1-PTuThN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
Bank of East Tennessee.

We learn verbally that this institu
ton was redeeming its notes prompt
ly up to Monday at Knoxville, and
that strong effort would be made tc
weather the storm. This information
comes through a gentleman direct
from Knoxville.
?. S.-Since the above was written
a gentleman called at our office, who
left Knoxville on Tuesday last, P. NJ.
He informs US that entire confidence is
restored in East Tennessee in relation
to the soundness of the Bank. He
states that the citizens of Knoxville
say they are determined to sustain it
The President informed him that, on
Saturday, the day the heaviest run
was made upon the Bank, the depos-
ties exceeded those of any previous
day in its history. Our informant
took up near $500 on the Bank pay
able at Jonesborough, which was re-
deemedat Knoxville. Nashville Ban
ner Of last Thursday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
"FiIlmore Elected Buchanan"

We have already exposed the fall
lacy Of this assertion, and shown that
Mr.. Buchanan would have been e.
lected had Mr.. Fillmore not been in
the field. We allude to the subject
now only to copy the following pun
gent reply to similar assertion,
made by the Louisville Journal
We copy from the Indianapolis Jour-
nal:
"The Fillmoreites have defeated
the Northern sectional party and
therefore deserve the gratitude of
the country If the Northern sec.
tional party was so dangerous that
the country owes gratitude to those
who aided to defeat it, there must
surely be some credit due to the de-
mocracy who have done most to that
end, and if their aim was a good one,
why did not the Fillmore men aid it
openly and manfullys According to
their organ they have played a con-
part. They have either
tried to defeat a party whose purpose
was so high and patriotic that its
success is cause of graduation, or
they had not honesty enough to give
4 good cause open aid. And after
working six months professedly to
1efeat Mr.. Buchanan, they now claim
30 little credit for defeating his oppo-
lent."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04
A Curious Incident.

The fact we are about to relate has
the very rare merit of truth combin.
ed with the pleasant excitement OF
the wonderful; so states the Philadel-
phia Evening Journal:
Some time ago a friend of ours
purchased a number of picture frames,
tastefully made of acorns, and hand
somely stained and vanished, which
he placed In his library at his country
home. The ensuing season he and
his family departed on rather dis
tant tour, and for some months the
country house remained closed and
untenanted. The season was an un-
usually damp one during their alb
sence, and upon their return it was
deemed advisable to have their rural
homestead well aired and dried by
constant fires in all the rooms before
inhabiting it again. Orders to this
effect were therefore dispatched, and
the opening began under the direction
of the old house-keeper. Windows
and doors were flung wide open one
after another, letting in the sunshine
to the mildewed walls and hangings,
until the household corps arrived at
the library, when as the first pair of
shutters swung back, the breeze hut-
tered in and played on the walls with
a sound as Of rustling foliage, causing
universal and rather startled move
ment Of eyes in the direction of the
mysterious sound. That the aston
ishment Of the gazers was by no
means lessened when they beheld the
cause of the rustling, our readers will
easily credit when We inform them
that several acorns on each picture
frame had sprouted, and grove of
miniature oaks were gently waving
their tiny boughs and Huttering their
dark green leaflets around the males
tic brows of Washington. and Frank.
lin, and Adams, and a half dozen 9TH
erS of our venerable fathers of the
Republic.