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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
pENNs YLVANIA RAILROAD

~
The syvaHA Railroad connects az Pittsburgh sFn isl
,sis N and from ST. Loui,. ao Alton Csleas snd ChcAso
H.; frankfort LeIasoa and Louisville Ky Terro hs1ta
Madison, Lsyee and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati DsySA
sprhsiele B~eouisns Ssnds.sy Toledo, C't 'eand 20
lahrs Tn~syille Ns.o end Wooster Ohio; $50 win thf
st.. psese. boats from and 20 New)ean. st. Lou!A Lous
vile aud Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for the East be had at any Of the chow
mentioned pisces in the West
Pssserser will find this the shortest. most expeditions sne
comfortable between the East aod West -
FROM EEN-YORk TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURS
FROM NEW YORK 10 CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
FROM fEW-YOIk TO ST. LOUIS IN b HOtH6-
Fare as low any other Route
Bee bendbills In the b Ittis Of this city.
ftrougk 1ickets further fos'ion. BE- t1e q ne
oEoe OF tie PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. As,os House. Broadway.
J. l. ELLIOTT. Aee1s.
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Orflcg o. Pi1rssysoH, FoaT WAYNE AND CHICAGO !
RAILROAD Co,iPASY, No. 81 Willsn st.,
Ncv.lo9k, .rg. il, 1877

rINHE SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
L CONSTRUCTIONS BONDS CT ;ais Compaay, fer $i,c'o
each paya bic J.n 1884, fo a., 1t .his Office IhS ise
of Cc5s:ruction Bonds for 90 90 secured upon e DO
rotd Of i65 miles, from f'tursh to Chicago 1855 n les bus
row In op.aiicnl The sale Of ise bonds progressing favor
sI in London To stock uyvs1, II a3y the road
Gad lis la.se es afford ample guaranty Of ATTY to the
buvtr Of tbo,c bonds Full exhibit. VI tAe Affairs and e3r u
Ton OF tho rcaG VIII b. furnishes application al hi. ONCE
The CorpaDy sso offer for sale 3@O Of convertible Real
Estate BSuCs. ct coo AID SJp ssce Piya1e Doc
l. ices, interest CT 7 yer ccEt. 49,
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furniture.

ENAllELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
T. New and le,u,lfl styles OF EHAaELED CHAMBER
EUpHiTUEE Hou.kpers IN Of this cheap al tss.
onsbio stve Of Bedroom Furni,r' viii find large s-so~n.
i, Ali coors at Ii r. FAHRINGsO,SS AAnGisotors Wa,
.or, Nos &c a. as Woos st. between BTo,uo AID Gsnd
CCHOOL FCRNIYURE Of tina LATEST
- sTyIT -Nanufsctur.] at tSs oise.t Essc.hmon; t.
a. s,a,c X. PATTON. Nc. a Groyc-st, row YORK
PsrtIc,..a.s ft~tr6edo on sp?i.cs.os
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nurLIC NOTICE.-In pnrsuance Of res,lato

nUHLIC NOTICE.--In p,rsusGce of o resolution
,ssss6 by tho Board COMMISSIONER OF tho Centred ps's,
La,nFt ~. the Committee Buildings IL the Ceurl fsrI
Al goise 10 Dc ..t rDbHc auction i- isy OF sep
t.uLfr ,e.t at too Ws,ef nsc 5thsy aud 'Jn q d, IL
.cek of Tia: lay 6 b.dpss m sai faI, directed ~
said r.-ortion $50 =, =,
Ce.sbg. Of the ss he oltsned ~ hesst' John Lloyd
50. Ascjon,--- A. the Office II Ia comi-soncsa rae
,,s OF building corner Nassau aud Ce faIss as
10 V,tal House Sbo,s, days previous 70 tue lie
csh on the d.y Of sale sud tn buidlss c removed
Win lhy Jay tleIss.sr-Ncw Yort A.sg,t II i6j'
"''--A '-''' - N'Af. K STR tNG,
rr,r,sn Of Committee OF Euildnes IL Cuu,ra PsEk.
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NJ 7. SUPREME COUKT.-GEURUE GII-
~, ROY %. FRANCIS CHRISTiE-1o tho above
rsmed nda. You hereby .nmmond aud required 70
sasy ~ tao compliant in bis Ion. With 10 filed in the
ce &c tho Click Of tho City aud County Of Ner-fork OF
lie City Hall in .d city, Snc erye copy OF your answer
ON a. at our ohce Number - WA II tie said Cay OF
Nevyu.l within twenty days tlsc tie seTcS hereof,
.x.'u,ye e tie day of such service; AID il you fad
a az. ~ the ccIop,t so7ess the partih viii t'te
Ind. ont You the of iyo hundred dollars with
r,.si theou the tenyrst day Of July one thoa'4od
.e -rcd tu1 y together VITA The Costs vi tls
,c;fn -uA.cd Nc,g-fork july ~ 1851
SICK NcADAM, Attorneys FOX Plasn'a,
Ar.ai ial,HrrE No 81 MLi Il, ksn.fot
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A ~. Esrvm, Asosiooecs.
by BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Tads Sals-

A H. Esrpn, Asctiooect.
by BANGS, BROTHER &c Co.-Trads Sale
RSoS; ~ = eSi YORK TRADE SALE
To Ighs s.h ssg,s%ss. 3d. .
IT,, s soons srGTiosTsY. 80 . now rvsiT
AID viii Re any sdire. 10 tho Trade sPr .'ion
- SIIXAS. Auctionecr, will ell by auction,
-. THIS DAy ASs a. ct 10. oe ~ taI s r. ss
follows: Rosewood and Mahogany r,,oI Ca'%s, 200 r ~,
insrcom siaDs' meni. lie Velvet Brise,. T'rp; ~!
rs AID Psor Chairs; Pier Gss.es vita al zoe Do.s 1000
Cfoettry. Cutley Plated N'Ie, Gas Chanc.icf.
kite5sn Furniture &c. Catalogues " tho s'''e OF ' -'
Ct sac.
HORICON HOUSE, Lake George, H. L
III AUCTION sALE-Win b. odd At AOetsa % 10. iis ~
instant = Occct on asr G rsasa =. e USIigc
STATS poTkL iAhe G.o,,s 1000 ,..u,t,u, Located
Also humber Of haze VILLA koTs s: :a a. .a.
the extoDIe viovs Of tSo Lake sad urf"'adis
Map. p.,ui. DO and ban :, sIs NE GaJGd
stats and American Hoc. AID Coosr-,s ana . ~
I'll. ca Lake Cb.mp.n Also st tic roI. wiLsfn hsnry 40
~ ts1 CROSBY now 90 ire premises, v'i at a. times
point ov to any wishing TO purchase o' tae mos, deH
site. sIs Ss ss s ssd snos Il tim. Of Sale
CUERTFF SXLE.-vALUABLE STONE
Prbic T.ndue by EdwNd Person Sheriff u the County Of
& ssS;l ;as Gss SssGi:s{
at O'clock p those valuable premises now n tn oIS0l
Of Alexander Philip situste al NOfto boNMo ~ -
about 10 miles from the City Of New York on tho Pssss1
River containing than % acres Of toe very beet Lsd
with the i'm orc on. consisting u buildings Dccks
&C. to:ett with c1ep.7e STONE QUARalE5 wlion are
n.xhsasbs AID considered suss tue ine. oa;rres N
Inc world the being Of superior quality having berh
1uch used IN building, both public and private
in the City OF EewYork We refer 10 Duncan ohe'r1su
CT Bsrius House. Of Pine and Nassau SIS a. nsvnf
one OF the anost frouts 10 the city, oe ou' Of
to,e om this ocay Also. tie Insurance BANK on Broad
u Newark NJ in course Of erection Ihe edvaItssct
ttips k great beng ooan.ed
y The Pusac River with large water front Convenient sua
docks sud sufficient depth of water for conveyance
d Stone BIZ vessels New York and elsewhere aSins also
pubic road running directly through the premises - :,
The attention of Builders StcEe Cutters and Dealers u oA.sa
T. The sale Of this Qray which will positively DO sod {" ie
hsh bidder This IL opportunity scd met Fit To In
yes, capital. for VII Psya rood divided on atosJ ~
Vii be n abe known day Of sale. H. aseay.
The sale postponed from jug 20 10 me too'e oa's
and place
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Hoffman * Ee,sch's ShoS
- ca. Ware:ozs No a Chsihsrnst cod 81 boveSy-A
.-p.r.i s,.s-.r. q saocsses t~ee ooas ss7 on hoo
sasw Case IA @ ss2as1sh Cts Pc mp" xsr1SeA
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Ocean GtsGmers, &f.

CTFAM 10 SOUTHAMPTON and ANTWERP
C-The splerdid end powerful fon screw steamship
LEOPOLD L. A Michel, Corinsnaer WI saI 10, arsTnIt
e.ifpq 81 Southampton SATURDAY august - rom Pier
No 80 North River. -
RlTrs or PASSAGE, INCLUDING PROVISIONS.
IN Erst GU u.
second
liz StfeTafe,
This stcaIn r wateIsbt compartments, ana carries
AZ experienced surgeon. , .,
For freight OF passage having snpG accommodations for
cabin and steeragc passengers, apply to
'~'' WIN AUGUST BELgOS7, No. Hsnoverst.
Certificates Of passage will be i's.ea her. :" psri-s VINO are
de.roos of brio b ont their friends tie following rates:
In frst Csiin...............,".......S
In second Cabin. %
In SteeIsge Main deck "
In Stcersse, Orlop deek......"...... ID
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4 Rtif.NiA-DAY BOAT for ALBANY and In
N toTIuel!ste Lsndu.s frtn loot Of Ch.mb-rs e., mon
DAYS HEDE ESDAYj SID FRIDAYS 81 7 O'Clock IL,
riyins az Abs AZ turc for Cars North sad Wet.
L'OR BRIDGEPORT-Arriyi'g in time to con-
i meet With the Hous.touie Nsnsstsck ln9 New Haven
R,iI,osS. F..e "a The sol spacious
FkinGEPORT Capt. Charles Weeks will leave f-o'a Eat
river steamboat psr-. Peck Sip, cyeJ MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY aud FRIDAY MOREti,G a: 10 osock FreiIEt
taken Rcturui1e-!esvrs Rrdecr = every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY sra SATURDAY MORNING .; rs on the az
Iysl OF the New Hs,er esrs
r.. father inoiussou inquire o. GEo. W. coRLiEs No.
sgS P,arist.
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ynsIronet CC9ad..cs.


ENIATON fIhF INSURANCE CONPAaf-
" C. II, C,gsssi - 90 vh az s-P,u. cG'e No "
q ali .,rr J. opposite TIE Heu can't fxca.as-
w" HCJH LAiNG. PI-.lisn.-
DIR ECTOsS. -
pu,h I>-irf, Stuart q. Nah. josh f,ntHi-
Crl.s L. sword, u Heury Ia sut, Jo>tpn t'-Srth1os
ida Cou ptCu, Sf.s brn-sln. A. "A f.l"i.
f>aa Saar,r Jo-efh " Corss. ts~rsr>- fafasro'
IolIa fs.n. W.. E.. stfpr.. / 'c,-
Saarcs Nfrts Nca. s. UUnL, l-'-ts 2ii.e'-
o CIiS"oia, II. Geo 4 1oruaert IN n O.'I ~,
{, crnab I'd A YraazL Del VAlis.
Robert II Bruce, Henry . Lsyo.sa hss ~ L~lat
N"'' " IAUr;R aNgS Ju. SecssterT.
HTMROI DIT FIRE INSURANCE con-
II PAEY-C.,b CantaI s.NcO- Office, No. u WLls..
DIRECTORS.
81 u..lI, 500. Hazcs A. roppDcs,
S.@..1p ia. r. p C.ia,-eu William C. BVw-rs,
60, "a 49, ~ :; uscc..eu willard Newell,
cS.rse. Ct,,.r.s j.a,., NeX.te Heavy Baker.
Corr II Elery, Nelson Davis, q Us ~. 80 49,
A!t..d Large Gcorge w P.rsSrh ih!.a AL"n-
49, : E.gu, Xyi;.r, I kinr John Arm strong
] g. It Strnnahsn, William koobs, I1NH btss-
Lowell holbtook G,orss BulriG nsmy ~ eee.,'
go. SS- -, ~, snan AuIT,w Coalstock,
60. u H.. yhn.a.a-pe slI,,tnu. " Thompson.
JOHN RNAiS' rf''idea'
WILLIAM MICHIGAN, Secretary.
ALEX. WnLY jr- Assistant Secretary.
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HlenitaI.

aNDs ncAIAhiLLA.-This truly valuable
~ PrcPAEson esusee9 from selected roo, nv n,wo,g
seps Tl asrn 0 sSS toe sSicin prScpo in ih
puff, ing blood aud sctss " any one tot
ac Prepared and sold by a. H. ID SANS ofupAcsr
IcO Eu,se net. New Yoqt. '"'' "fuSsi-ts' Ne.
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nsotrT PROSPECT wATER. Cyn,v H.

IVA esnsos--fxat hours Ties FROM the city syE 80.
9s.> al Ilaes e fu2 is # t.s peas.,,e.. - 90
70 Z. - 6ss-. p. rocs sl1es. "a SCss-r4 n
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Ccaal Notices.

CHAEIES 4. WILLIAMSONs ESTATE
~ NOTICE TO CfEDrrORs.-in pursuance Of the Revised
stsu;e aGd Of en- order o G Surogse Of the Cou. on ga
tr-tvtc, ia hereby given Il ell PERSONS having claims
sslin.t CiiARLESh WILLIAMSON late ol Geneva in the
Cou1 ~ Of OltaT Geccss,d bs estate that they arr
ql exhibit and present the duly verified scs1r'ins
the ssecrb.r executor o ~ lat III and tsa
rent OF tho said ceased A.. Office. No. 3, Finest IN t,e
litv Ne.Yort within sir months from the first publication
Of thu notcc.-Dt.ed May Z, 49,? .,, -
mi 10 CsrF JAMES VI. WOODS. Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County ork Notice hereby syen 70 all per.
tie City OF NcwYork deceased TO present the same VIZ
thereof TO the subscrber at the Office OF JONI NJ
YoIk On before the 10Th day a October xDs,sd New
soio isv6mF HGLDAH f. RANDOLPH, EHscutn<
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Hummex Retreats.


BROADWAY. opposite BOWEN & MONA
- EEESTO LET, First Floor 80 feet deep. suitable for
bGht Jo&ns business Very desirable location uqalrs OF
0.P.PUTNAM, No. 81 Broadway.
C1EAM Powerful LET, steady power. q
~ velishted Room CeDJ 81 Broadway Store anI
essemeut, By JOHN GAUDU. No iox Walker ~
ITO LET-The ROOMS now occupied oy the
NowYcrt Clearing Hoose, being the entire second sory
u No 81 Broadway extending from Broadway los feet deep 10
New "a feet wide lighted front and and BY arss sky
HIGHT For crms inquire u tho Clearing House bad
ne~s day sfcr II O'Clock g. m, Of GEORGE d. LYMAN.
ITO LET-The new three story. high stoop fun
i frort HOUSE. Ne Ia West Lhs between 7th and 9Th
replete with modern eonvouepces Leased TO hst
Sste tenant portion Of the furniture aud made
to order mag be bad At reduced price Apply to the owne
tho p<esnises.
ITO LET or LEASE--A fine WATER PRiVi-
LEGE OF Is TO 50 horse power In the Town Of Dsneury
esied Coony Conn- There ample buildings connected
bury. and bot short distance from the depot Thi. Water
power Of the best Fairfield County and 70 desirable
tenant t- reasonably Address Box No. l,f02 New
York Po.tON6oe.
ITO LEr-Two genteel COTTAGES at Ravens
j. wood, with GROUNDS and STABLES, opposite 20 the
StessnLost Landing Of LOWER RAvENsWOOD. Stages
pass every hour point WiAsbrgh and Brooklyn
ax6AY q Co. No. q Peok- sio.
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Real estate for Sale.

CHICAGO and WISCONSIN PROPERTY for
~ SALE EXCHANGE.Thc un lcrsigncd osers for sale
pambe1 Of choice Lots nbo City Of Chicago favorable terms
Ao desirable Farming Lends 10 the State Of Wisconsin
we'll wooded and waercd Land Warrants scs.ed from
sona xsminstion w. OSBORN,
At toe Office OF Hartman Osborn, No 80 St,
Cor Bowery.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an Ordor of Ono SurOs

Of ne Comfy 1t Ncw-Yors notice il herrby given " al
persor. having carns eniu ELIZA TRACY, a:e Of the
,y the with vouchers
20 a, subscriber hs place Oh business, Nos <i1n
y Hroods.y in The City oi New-fork, before the
shirt eth November neytDated NV YORK 'he Eh
3.y o. May, 1851 FREDERICK TRACY, ExeeIof.
% lc,.smFtit
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V'nE BOSTON, CONCORD and MONTREAL
i RAILROAD COMPANY. - The COUPONS tho
BONDs of this Company due August -, viii be paid by j. A.
INDEEMOOD 4 SON. No. l6 EkchenEc pisce.
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the COUNTY of hcw.YoIs notice is hereby 70 all peg
,ops tsying carns Exams, ALEXANDER LEAiRD, late a
the City al deceased, TO pcscat tho same With
vouolcis thereof the SUBSCRIBER at the Office Of Robo'
Laird No il5 First ayeru. In the Cy Yl New York
before the twenty second dag Of September uoxt-Dsej
now.N York, the nineteenth eei q March, ,s5I
ROBERT LAIRD. (r..
SAMUEL LEECii.b HN'~'''i''
MIRO IawGuE ELIZA LEAfRD, E.ecutTix.
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finaufial.

DULL's HEAD BANK DIVIDEND.-A Semi
ID Annual Dividend of -FOUR PR CENT has this day De
declared payable and after Sept proS by ordedof IN
Boerd-Sew.l ork, Aug 81, 1857 -
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nay BOAT fr ALBANY. The steamer
AZ BROADWAY WI ie.Ve pier f'4 81 JJst e'ey
fUESOAY THURSDAY sad SATURDAY - '00sct u,
ui.tns the usss' hro.ssa-
ELUsHiNG kAlLR0AD-Leayes Fulton Mar
y iet wharf ky t-a-ief Issrc Cit, g Sud vs. ~,
an and IA; IT, cars leave tu-srs a. a zoe sAae
hI. n-t-s and eAes alsinl pe--casoi. Sh Us coe-
VIZ Il SMITH. Eeceiyef
7 ONG ISLAND RAILkOAD--SUMaEn AR
~ EsNsEscs7 (SullaTs .xceptdlfrans gonS hsst icse
BrOkyI foI OGu,BTor Z; daily aud - "
IL u RIyr-., a. Gno $3.50 tor Nsrth Leap a
an all y for YsIuDS dAiesi Ar. - ando N
for syo. AZ NJ u spd $50 pn fos HemPs;esd AZ ~ n
81 aDa n us JGr-Acs a. So 10 An, All i.So
I'D Inn
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OrrIey MuwacYHn AND CHiCa So Il II. CoNPASYl
No 81 Nassau6t, New. foiL, Aug s. 1857. !
NTOTICE.-Tbe Transfer Books Of this Company
~ have t dsy been closed o. order of tho oard Of Direct
IRA until further notice for the purpose Of SToCKHOhp
FRS MEETING be held Aug IL, 1857 at III al the
Ccnpsrys Office Ia the City Of htsn - vote the
question of the COkSO D1TlON Of THIS CONTAIN with
fUE CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COM
PANY and transact such other business may be Incl
GENITAL thereto G. e. SCOFIELD, Transfer Agent.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-04-30
MARKETING.

In all our experience as a house
keeper, We have never known mar
keting SO very scarce orso very dear,
Chickens, Turkeys and Ducks are
scarcely procurable at all; Eggs from
l2a to Is cents per dozen; Butter
from 20 toa25 cents; Beef none in
market, except semi occasionally,
same of Mutton and Pork; Bacon,
plenty in market, but too high for
poor folks to eat; Flour IS to SO per
Dbl; Corn meal 80 to 81 90 per BUSH
ell; Corn So Soto 4 per Dbl; Fodder
81 so per 100 lbs; Sheaf Oats 75and
scarce; Wood So so per cord. Pro-
visions, generally, are at least so per
cent higher than usual. If such
prices continue and get higher, there
will be general advance in the pri-
ces of all kinds of labor. 1t takes
all laboring man can make now
with constant employ ment to buy
meat and bread for his family
Where there is such high prices and
scarcity, there must be absolute suf-
fering among the many destitute
families in our midst ard in the
country too.- Huntsville Advocate.
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For the Fayetteville Observer.
Method of preparing Sweet Corn,
As practaccd 6V tie indians.

As prdctaced by the Indians.
Sweet Corn is taken at the season,
boiled as for table use, cut from the
cob, and dried on clean cloths in the
sun. It must be thoroughly dried,
and then placed in a dry room.-
When wanted for use, all that is ne.
cessary is to throw few handfuls into
a pot Of boiling water, and in ten or
fifteen minutes after you have fine
dish of Corn in dead of winter, as
delicious as if it had been plucked
from the field at it's season. It is al
so an excellent ingredient for soups.
The Indians sometimes put dried
beans with it. lis then called suck.
a.tash. II. T.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-04-30
FAYETTEVILLE. TENN:
HON. IsHAM G. HARRIS.

AS our readers are aware, from the
proceedings Of the Democratic State
Convention published in this paper
last week, the gentleman whose name
heads this article is our nominee for
Governor. The nomination was made
by acclamatiOn, there being no other
candidate before the Convention
"Ihe press and the people in their
primary meetings throughout the
State had Enthusiastically pointed out
the man for this contest, and his NOM
iDation is but his election as the next
Governor Of the State of Tennessee.
The manifest expression of popular
sentiment in his behalf throughout
the State shows his hold on the afec-
tions Of the people, nor could stronger
evidences of his success be given
than the unanimity Of sentiment and
harmony of action which has effected
his nomination"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-04-30
Political CaIendar..--1S57.

An exchange furnishes the fellow
ing:
May 6. Connecticut and Rhode
Island Legislatures meet.
June 3. New Hampshire Legisla-
ture meets.
July 4. Independence Day.
Aug. 2. Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa,
Kentucky, Missouri and Texas State
Election.
Aug. 6. Tennessee election.
I T" Is. North Carolina election.
!. Sept. |. Vermont election.
8. California election.
4" IA. Maine election.
Oct. 5. Tennessee Legislature
meets.
+" 5. Georgia and Florida
State elections.
s. Vermont legislature meet.
{" 13. Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Indiana elections.
Nov. 2. Georgia and Florida Leg
islatures meet.
Nov 8. New York, New Jersey.
Massachusetts. Illinois, Michigan,
Mississippi and Wisconsin State
elections.
Nov 9. Alabama Legislature meets
+" 10, Delaware election.
-" 16. North Carolina Legisla-
ture meets.
+" %. South Carolina LegisIa-
ture meets.
Dec 7. Congress meets.
!" Z. Texas and Kentucky Leg
islatures meet.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-04-30

CINCINNATI ELEcHoN.-The demo
Gratis Of Cincinnati have eected nine
out of the fifteen city Ulcers, and
eighteen out Of the thirtyiour mem
bers of the city co6neil. The black
republicans and know-notkngs CON-
bined against them. The opystragAt
out know-nuthing that ran Cor city
office Judge Van Harsh, who was
a candidate for the city soicitor5hip.
He got only $50 votes Such is
know nothingism in Cincigaati. Mr..
Thomas, who was elected|Mayor by
the combined votes of tA black re-
publicans and knOw-nothhgs, is an
abolitionistl
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BASE CoIN.-The following is from
the Nashville Patriot Of Monday
"From the number Of the base
American quarter and half.dollara
pieces now in circulation here, it is
believed that an apparatus for the
manufacture of bogus money is in op-
Grafton somewhere in the city Oh its
vicinity. What is somewhat siDgu.
lar about the matter too, is the fact
that hack drivers seem to be the
medium of its introduction into cir
cula.ion. We know of several in.
stances where persons have been
thus imposed upon; Of late. We
make this notice for the purpose Of
putting our readers upon their
guard when making change"
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The Knoxville Mercury says,

.Brick have been selling for from
ten to thirteen dollars per thousand,
and in some instances we have heard
of brick walls that have cost as much
as seuentsen dollars per Mousdnd.-
The ruling price for brick at the
kiln aosO, We believe, is seven dollars
for salmon . and ten dollars for" hard
From tbeseprices our distant readers
may understand what a Knoxyillian
means when be says a thing comes
down on him sslikea thousand Of
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L EsPNsoA.
REPLY. -
SYRACUSE, March g. 1857.

~ nheOSE, UnhIcu y, 1901.
DEAR SIR-Yonrs ofthe 5th inst.
is at hand. You inform me that Mr.
Galen Wilson. of your city, isabout
to engage in duel, and desire me 20
''dissuade" him from such foolish
purpose. If be is bound to set him.
self up, like ID fool, to Ibe shot
at, let him-I haven't any thing to
say. only, there will be minus enc
black republican, if he accepts chaI-
lenge from any kind Of sloOfer In
New Orleans, as Wilson couldn't BIT
a barn door with a blundeshuss in
his hand. two rods off! j once knew
him to fire at n stump, centred by an
apple, both Of which he leil unsouch-
ed, but which circumstance was very
unfortunate for poor porAsr in dis.
tant sty-ioosing all OF ons side of his
lower jaw! His republican friends
in that State had better 'dissuade"
bin themselves as they Will need all
of their belligerents whel they shail
have another grand Natiapal fight on
the cold battle ground" pf Pennsyl-
van la!
Saould the "duel'' conf of, I think
the seconds of the New Orleans man
will stand two chances of being
shot, to Wilson's antagonist one =
However time will tell.
Yours &o Ia r r.
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WHEAT DEsTRoYED.-A gentleman
of this place, just returned from Vir-
ginia, reports that the wheat crop in
upper East Tennessee and parts Of
North Carolina, is very seriously in
jured by the unusually severe and
protracted cold weather. We hear
Of no serious damage having been
done in this immediate section of
But from accounts receiv-
ed from all the wheat growing sec-
tons of country, We are led to believe
that there will be an unusually short
crop GAattanooga Gazette, april
1871.