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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14

The night police in Jamaica are
slid to be very efficient. After GER
tain hour at night every person seen
passing along the street is hailed, IN
less known. and his name and iuten-
tons are ascertained
One night last week gentleman
was going home late at night, when be
was hailed by one Of the vigilants from
behind a tree box
WHO goes there-Nhere have you
been %
Il have been playing raw-poker
and dealing from the BOTTOM" was
the prompt reply.
"AIl right. you can pass" replies
the yigilant
"Bob. Harry Smith has one of the
greatest curiosities you ever saw !!
Don't say so--whnt is It?"
IA tree which never sprouts, ant
which becomes smaller the older i
grows
..Well thatis a curiosity. Where
did be get it?''
"From California"
"What is the name Of III"
"Axletree 1t once belonged t
a California omnibus" Scene closes
by Bob throwing an inkstand at a bal
closed door.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
.N'eao Grocery Store.
A. y. T0Ov & Go,

u
A. =. TOON e. Go,
a RE Just receiving anl now OPEN .r-7-S
"a ins on the street leading to the
College, three doors west of the large
brick building occupied by Shackle-
& Young. az a store. very desirable and fresh
lot of Family Groceries consisting il
part of the following articles, to-wit:
Brown Sugar, fine lot; &
Rio Coffee, of the best; m
Loaf Sugar; HsN
Barrel and half do Molasses; G1N
Star and Tallow Candles; 49, -
Pepper, Siice, Ginger. ~
Wines, Brandies and Liquors. all kinds
Nutmegs Cloves, Cinnamon.
Candies, Kisses, Raisins;
Figs, Pecans, Cream Nuts; -
Almonds, Ale, Cider;
Vinegar, MackereI, Oysters; w
Sardines. and every article kept Y
usually in my Ene. All of which viii be sold
low-for cash.
Jan. %, ls57--12m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
3, = 3, aRA1A,MS.as;i $,
.and Summer Goods
FOR 1857.

TIlB undersigned has received aId -.
4 Just opened at his ole, stand on g5Sss,5ss
the west side of the public square, ~
Fayetteville Tenn, new and splendid stock
of SRING AND SUMNER GOODS suitable
for - present and approaching season. These
goods are direct from the eastern cities, making
his stock complete, and one of the largest
ever offered by him TO the trade. In fact it is
his misfortune (but decidedly to the advantage
of buvers) always to have too many goods on
hand. thereby compelling him to sell at very
small profits. Suffice it TO say that without
enumerating the different articles, will be
found at his store, all of the goods usually kept
in retail house. The undersigned has Away
believed that long advertisements was fall
lev, as the smallest stocks generally makes the
greatest blow; therefore he will rely on the
good sense of the people to examine HIS stock
before buying elsewhere. There has gotten
mp an erroneous idea that merchants dislike to
show their goods, for one / can say it is a
pleasure for me to show them, relying on their
good Judgment and taste to insure me sale.
NV motto is as heretofore, quick sales and
small profits. To this mammoth stock of goods
Invite the attention cfbuyers pledging myself
to offer such inducements. both in time and
price, that cannot fail to give general stisfac-
ton. Very Respectfully.
JOHN GOODRICH.
Fayetteville, April 8, 1857.
P. ST. would remark that I will at all
times be glad to exchange any goods i have
for the usual barter of the country. j.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14

A LARGE lot of Umbrellas at ~,
"a cost for cash. JAS. B. CARLY. Se
April l6, ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14

1S25-C0gnac Brandy.
~ DOZEN bottles j. Lizard 4 Co S
Brandy. put up especially for Meuical
purposes. The vintage of 1925 and guaran-
teed pure. III. IS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14

SHOES.
IT AIDES and Gentlemen's Shoes -ss,
IL at 25c to 81 SO per pair, which Ha |
is great deal Less than the original ! 80
cost. WEBB & McPHA1L.
March 5. 1857.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
GR0GEEzES.

VIZ Fare prepared to furnish plant ezw->
Wv alton supplies of every kind,
ard would invite the attention Of Mer
chants ard Dealers to our stock, which
will at all times be complete. ard consists in
part, at present, Of the following artieles:--
80 hhds Sugar; 400 bags Coffee;
15CO bags Sal; $50 barrels Salt;
800 boxes StaICandlos $50 barrels WHISKY
100 pieces Bagging; 20ohsfpieees Baggins
20 do 48 inch do Geo coils Rope;
together with all other articles usually kept IN
such establishments.
JOHNSON. HORNE & CO,
Aug7 Corner Broad and Market sts-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14

Corslage and wooden Ware.
10 BALES Cotton Irvine;
Il 10 doz Bed Cords;
Is coils Grass Rope;
20 nests painted Tubs;
80 doz Buckets,
20 do Cocoanut Dippers;
100 Grass Mats:
10 nests Ladies' Baskets;
10 do Market do
5 doz half bushel Measures;
10 do. Wash Boards;
20 boxes Tacks;.
20 do stone Pipes;
$1,000 D Caps;
l doz. Wheeibarrows. ~ i 5.
nTArrS1zn Il. pittshnrr Mills il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

The Improvement previously noticed in the
rates of freights for Liverpool was maintained
Yesterday, and further engagements we're made
Of about 1900 a $4,000 bushels of wheat, in
bulk and bags, at sd. a 54d., and 1000 5000
bbIs. of -four we're engaged at ls. I'd. The old
saying, that it is ian i'll wind which blows no
one any good" has been partially verified in
the effects of the Indian revolt upon our ship
ping and produce interests 1t the present time.
The English have already purchased and ship
ped Gil the beef which could be had in this
marke, of suitable quality and packages to suit
their purposes, and paid round prices for it. In
addition to this several cargoes Of flour have
been bought and shipped to the Cape Of Good
Hope, either by vessels direct or by ships bound
10 Australia, but to unload Hour at the Cape !:
from whence it will probably be taken by trans
ports TO indian ports for the support OF the
army. The diversion of vessels from the Amer
lean trade to the Indian transport service by
diminishing consumption has contributed to Nd
vance the rates Of freights hence for Europe.
The sales Of cotton, before the EurOpa's news
came to hand yesterday, embraced 700 bales At
about one eighth Of . cent of, compared with
last weeks prices; but after the receipt OF the
news, holders again exhibited more iirmness,
while no sales Of moment were made. fl0ur
continued heavy, with Gales At easier rates, es-
neciallv for the medium grades. Whest con-
tinued irregular, with more doing new South
ern white sold q d ~ . 81 81, AID new rcd
do. q 81 so q 81 80. Corn vas lower, with
free aalcs at zoe. 70 TIC. for Western mixed,
but e the close Of Change, $4,000 bushels,
delivered, were sold ae CSC. Pork Was more
firmly held, with sales Of mess at t25 50 q &2a
so. Sugars wefN in fair request, With sales Of
about ii 100 hhds., including about 600 in bond
for exDort. all as rates given In another column
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St. Louis. Friday Eve Sen II

.1st9 ~. Louis, FRIDAY Eve, sep. l.. ).
The main features OF the general market to-
hay are a further decline in Corn and Flour, OF
the latter article notice sales OF country fan
cy at "a 50, and extra at s. per Dbl. In city
mills we have no report of transactions. The
price offered is materially less than our last quo
tations. The demand for all brands Is exceed
ingly dull even at these reduced rates.
Freights remain for the present at CSC per
Dbl for flour and zoe per loo lbs for weight
freight.
Whcat-The market continues dull Several
lots inferior sold at 50a6oc; 494 ordinary spring
at soc; sos fair do at IS; 53l aud 678 do at Toe;
49, SO and 81 common fall at Toe; SO do at 7oa
65c; 50 prime spring at IS; Is fall and IS
mixed at 7Sc; 1856 damp red at same; lOl prime
do at 81 03, and l62 choice white at Fl rs. Sales
for seed, exclusive Of sacks, % prime red at
81 q J, and As choice do and SO Zimmerman at
81 80 per bush.
Rye-Sae Of l67 sacks at CSC.
Barley-No sales.
Corn-Offerings are considerably in excess OF
demand, and there is further decline. Sales,
80 mixed yellow and 1853 prime yellow at 55c;
200 choice do and 500 yellow at soc; 100 white
at same, delivered, and 200 choice do, also free
deyerp, at &C per BUSH
Oats-Sales els sacks inferior at a5c: III at
SAC, sacks returned; l25 and 1872 at 35lc, SKIS
included; 800 and 39l at 36c: 464 and 1900 at
same; $50 at 374; 100 and IL AT 3sc, and l95 at
3ae per bush.
Flopr-Very dull. We quote ll6 bbis super
fine at 81 %; 2J0 fancy at 81 % and 81 extra,
at 50 per Dbl, country. In city, 500 bbls SUPER
fine at a 80.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

A CALIFORNIA WIDow.-Captain Saltwater
says his first essay to effect matrimonial
character resulted in manner SO discoura-
ging that he don't believe he II be induced to
try it over again The captain being out Of
service for some months conceived passion
for rather mysterious young lady boarding
at the same hotel Says the Captain 4
conveyed her round to shops, shows, balls
theaters, churches, and every other place Of
amusement ana information, and at last
when thought things had gone bout far
enough, squares my yards and says Just
as cool asa powder monkey, Ma'am. I've
been thinkin' "a like to be spliced,' Sliced
SAYS she rs ar. less as turtle dove. Spite
cd, said |, 'ani il you We . notion, why
| IN ready to share my luck and dunnase
with YOU, ma ami She looked sort of ia
ken back at first, but she goes about and
says she, Captain, I've been thinkin if my
husband don't write soon, and send me
some money and gold watch from Caliior-
ny, d just as leave marry somebody else as
not, and if you II wait few days Ill give
you the preference" Her husband had been
gone to the Pacific just four months, and
here was Californy widow! i stood off af-
ter that, said the captain.
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CINCINNATI Friday Sent /

=
Fiour-The market further declined to day,
and closed dull at s. Is Tor super6ne and Si 30
Al 50 for extra, ard extra white wheat. The
receipts during the last "a hours were 1871 bis
The sales were so bills extra at "a 25; 500, 500
and 200 do superine at S. 25. loo, loo ani
l35 do extra white wheat at "a so; lis do extra
| at 81 IS, and Ito do at "a So; superfne WAS
offered pretty freely at the close at "a 25, and
BUYERS holding tack.
Whiskey-ihe market opened dull and unset
tied The sales were SIS bbls at 81, including
that from wagons.
Notwithstanding transpired to-day.
Butter-The market is steady. Sales of 20
firxinss fair, at 154
Wheat-The market remains dull and unset
tied, and the receipts, though light, are in excess
of the demand. Sales $50 bushels prime white
at 90c; 200 do inferior red at zoe; 800 do fair
red at roc, and S06 bushels prime red. with use
of sacks, at Soc. Received during the past "a
hours S,55l bushels,
Corn-The market is steady. with = fair de.
mand at 55c, on arrival; selling from store at
6Oc. A sale of 800 bushels from store at soc.
Rye-Is in good request at Csc.
Oats-Sales 500 and 1000 bushels at SOC, at
Depots. The market is firm with q good de-
mand.
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Chicago. Sent. L. lR5s

Chicago, Sept. IL, 1857.
The Money market continues close, and bank
accommodations narrowed to the smallest posi-
BILE limit. Eastern Exchange is SO scarce and
commands such rates, that quotations cannot be
given; nothing can be obtained under 8 per
cent
The Flour and Grain markets are recovering.
There is good export demand Tor Spring Wheat
Extra Flour, but sales are mostly on private
terms. loo bbls Burlington City" sold at "a, So
Spring wheat opened at 65c in store, but worked
up to csc, closing buoyant, holders insisting on
higher prices. Sales TRANSFERRED at all prices be-
tween So and Csc, with buyers and sellers apart
at the close. A cargo 10000 bush for ilnme-
date delivery sold at 74c on board. Extra
Spring in good demand, closing firm. No VIM
ter wheat offered in store, miile-s paying 81 O5
for No. Red, and 81 90 to 81 80 for white in
bags delivered.
Corn is more inquired for and nominally bet
ter. 5000 bush reported at soc on board. Oats
in bulk rather dull at quotations, but in active
demand for parcels in bags. Rye dull and no.
minally lower. Barley steady. High wines
dull. Freights noniinaily unchanged.-Martns
Commercial Letter.
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The TIDE IN THE BAY OF FuNpy.-A sum-
mer tourist writes from Windsor, n. H., that
the tide in that region is worth visit to
witness. At Windsor it rushes in from the
Bay Of Fundy, to the height Of twenty five
or thirty feet. At the ebb vast expanse
of mud is brought to view, and the beds d
deep streams are converted into rivulets-
But the tide at this point is not attended BY
the sublime demonstrations witnessed in
Chignecto Bay and the Basin of Mines, into
which the Bay of Fundy is divided. Setting
in obliquely on the coast Of North America
the tide seems to range along the coast in
channel or bed, gradually narrowing till i,
stopped in the Bay Of Fundy. where the ac-
emulation Of water becomes tremendous.
The tide approaches with prodigious noise
in one vast wave, that is seen many miles of
and the waves rise to the height Of seventy
feet Swine exhibit peculiar penchant fol
the shell fish uncovered by the recedin:
water, and root vigorously until the distan
rumble Of the bore or approaching wave
is heard, which they detect with remarks
be readiness, when the whole herd turr
tail and make for the nearest land.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

APHoRIsMs M STUDENT OF TUPPER.-
There 10 tendency in every man to twiddle
his moustache, however trifling il may be /;
but the man who has no moustache never
feels any desire to twiddle it. Hence, when
there is no temptation, there will be no sin.
A man can take out his glass eve, and
st;ll zee a. we'll a. ever This teaches us
contentment with our lot--A wooden lee
makes great noise in going over the
ground; wherefore, deal justly with all
men.--lndian corn on the cob il much sweet
e. than any other way: therefore, b truth
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Fatal Duel

The death Of Prof Francis, Of Iowa mem
Der Of the scientific expedition which left
that State for Ecuador last August, has al
ready been announced The following let
ter from George c. Edwards member Of
the expedition, explains the nature of the oc-
currence
On the arrival of the party at Santa Rosa,
on the Napo River, Prof Moore, director Of
the expedition,) brought charge against
Prof Francis ofhaving deceived him in point
of his scientific requirements, and therefore
had impose upon his confidence, insulted the
Government Of Equador, and proved dis
grace to his adopted State. This led to .
challenge on the part of Prof Francis, which
was readily accepted by Prof Moore, and
their weapons, double barreled fowling
pieces were heavily loaded with buckshot,
and the distance agreed upon was i've rods!
Friends interfered, but Of no avail-the par.
ties were determined to settle their dificul-
ty with powder Accordingly, on the 10th
Of April, they exchanged shots, and the re-
suit was the death Of Prof Francis. The
charge Of Prof Moore took effect just below
the region Of the heart, while that Of Prof
Francis merely grazed the head Of his antag-
uniet
Thus ended one Of the most savage duels
ever known in this country.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

BUFFALO FAsHlONs-Some eastern papers
have way Of locating odd and bizarre fash
ions in Buffalo Here is the last hit, which
We cut from an exchange:
1t 10 stated by authority that . new
fashion 10 about to be introduced by the Ia
dies Of Budnlo-no less in fact than an i'm
mense calash which il toll attached TO the
waists ofthe dear creatures, to be raised and
lowered at pleasure, like the top Of buggy.
Buffalo papers frantically ask. what next
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'oRnIDLn = Gathering Jane. for the las

'oRRIpLE = Gathering Jane. for the last
time, Ak you will you ave me
William Henry, no! lfall your panta-
looms were lined with gold, Id still say no I
Gathering Jane ave pity? Cali to your
minds heye, the many Apply days that :
parst. The strolls we've 'ad-the sparkling
foliage Of the Pawk-and more than all re-.
member my devoted love to you
Young man, 'ad you permitted me /
would ave spared you pang Of hangaish;
but now in your mental hagony, recollect you
brought it on yourself! William Henry, |
loves another
May all the part Of his existence vich
bears any similarity to molasses or sweet be
turned to bitter gall-may he hexperience al
the tortur that | feel now; and at last, when
life weary pilgrimage draws to close, may
he rush tn meet fate tn vich mines enjoy
ment Farewell. Gathering Jane. farewell 7
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Nor so SLow.-The editor Of the Poo Transcript
is one OF 'em. In his last issue he got off the

Another EDIroR DEAD.-Wm. Fisk, ESQ.,,
editor Of the Mendoza Press, is dead. Mr.. f.
was poet OF no mean pretensions, rs our readers
will testify from the specimens we have given
them. For some reason or other Mr.. Fisk did
not like our views upon the merits of his ex-
change list. We continued to send him the
Transcript, and yesterday it was returned TO this
office, marked, 'sSend this paper to hell" This
was the first intimation had of Mr.. F.'s death,
and we suppose be left word with his son to
seud his exchanges to his new abode"
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NEW 10fK, Sept. II.
Flour-5c better for state and steady extra kin d.
sales Goo bbis At % 2590 IS for common to choice
super state, - tV05 90 for extra state; Is Is 5 IS
extra do. Canadian dour-irn,. Sales IT &5 9el5 40
super, and Is 1901 10 for extra. Rye nour-steady.
Sales a. GOA 8 Is.
WaeAt-mArkct 1GL2c better, with fair export de-
msnd eaes 1900 bushels at u 90 for common Chica.
60 spring; SSl - for red Ohio III. and Ind; 81 $50
8S for white ohloand KY.
Rye-Quiet. ut sOGlS5.
Corn-Drtter. Safes 1900 bush mixed western At
7A175c.
UAts-unchAnged.
Pork-drm, with small sales at t25 soaas % for
mess; &2i 530Sl 90 for prime
heef-duii and dropping.
Lard-steady. Sales IT l5AG1l5kc.
Whisxey- dropping. Sales 2vO bbls at246A241<c.
Stocks-wifh the exception Of fifty SKIES, which are
quite active, the market Is dull and lower.
M0ney--thc demand IL very animated for money on
inxl, 49,
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WHY SHK WANTED 10 GO Wssr.-"Philurs
dear" said loving husband TO his loyal
spouse, who Was several years his junior
what do you say 10 moving to the West r.
70, I'm delighted with the idea You rec
olloct when Morgan moved out there, he was
as poor % we are, and ne died in three years
worth $1,000
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cuEsavULSEss.

The sharp pangs Of money panch-one OF
,hs severest that has ever happsned. and which
vas 10 active operation At the beginning OF last
veek-have passed away and the release which
he's now obtainsd in money matters from panic
ssor. even worse than realities, has left gen.
sssl chesrfulness Of front and eon6dencs 81
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