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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-23

-dmJrOtlpes.-Jos. HUcKrLL, n Am,
brotype uotoriety, has taken rooms in the
Exchange Block, up stairs, where all VIII,
have not secure perfect likness of them
selves, should call and have i, done in
mander unsurpassed, and by one who
understands aliS business perfectly lie
will not remain with us but a short time,
therefore it bchoves all, to "Securo The
shadow, ero the substances fades" while
they have an OPP rtunity.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-23
Special Notices.

rB- 10 ooo PATIENTS CURED ANNUALBYb BY the
use q uclmboid sGenuino r,eparn,ion Of Fluid Ex.
Tract ofBuchi n positive and fpccinG rcmcdy lor
Distressing ailments. Read tke advertisement in ano
thor column headed "llcmbod's Genuine Prepara.
tiou,"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-23

Bloomsbury, January 20, 1858,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-23

E5 This isto certify that have made bat one appli'
cation Of the Magic Oil on my fingers which have been
dawn from contraction Of the cords, broug. on by
rheumatism. II was. Of seventeen months standing
aud am roy entirely cured chcerfiliy recommend
it to all Affected likewise.
FlNHQOOK
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14
The First kioEday--

An unusual press of business
prevented cur summing up, for our
last impression, the doiDgs of the
First Monday
la the Quarterly Court, the suit
that has been pending for some time
relative to Ferry was decided in ia
vor of Caughran, and be is allowed
to establish a Ferry at or near his
Mill, about one mile west OF this
town. Upon their petition, the
AIessrs. Fulton were released from
keeping up theft Ferry near this
place.
The Bridge across Cane Creek, in
the neighborhood of Mr. John
" B}ake's, was reported done, and
an appropriation of $500 to pay
for the SANE, was ordered.
The sum of $1,000 was voted. for
the benefit Of the new Poor House.
on the South side Of the river.
An informal meeting Of the Agri.
cultural Society was held. The Ex-
ecutive Committee, to whom had
been committed the business of Sc
curing suitable grounds for the Annu-
al Exhibition or Fair. of the Society,
reported in favor Of lot owned by
a. H. CarlOSS, Esq, and they we're
instructed TO contract for the lease
of the same. The place is happily
selected, being only about one mile
ftom Fayetteville, aud convenient TO
plenty of water and shade. A prop
osition 10 reduce the initiation fee
from So 10 So, was made, and will
come up for consideration at the
January meeting. Delegates were
appointed as Iollows:--L. L. Stone,
to the Agricultural Bureau; Byars
Logan, James Z. Drake, and WIN.
B. Rhea, TO the State Fair; John r.
Massey, Pleas mt Halber:, and Wood
ruff ". Alexander, to the franklin
County Fair; j. II. Shofner, Jacob
Gillespie, VIM. L. Moore, and Wan.
j. Stegall, TO the Bedford County
Fair.
The meeting then adjourned.
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The Lost Eronaut.

Since the commencement of the
search for Mr.. Thurston, the missing
arcnaut, in the swamps Of Michi-
gan and Canada West, the bodies of
two men have been discovered, Sut
neither was identified as Mr.: Thur
ston. One of these was found near
Monroe, Michigan, and the other in
the river at Tilbury East, in Canada.
A correspondent Of the Chicago
Free Press, rejecting Oh his sad fate
has been 'induced TO oompate the
time be was 10 falling to the earth;
mean velocity as we'll as the momen-
tum with which be would strike the
earth. His elevation was thought to
be three miles when be was last seen,
and assuming this to be the distance he
fell, ii would only require thirty-one
and a half seconds for him to reach
the EARTH, a mean velocity of 495
feet per second. Assuming his
weight 10 be 100 lbs. be uld strike
the earth with momentum equal
to 10000 pounds, or a little more
than 80 tons. a power sufficient to
scatter bis body, bone and muscle,
into atoms so minute as scarcely
to be perceptible, if not to bury him
into the earth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

UN pursuance of a decree of the Chancery
81 Coprtof Lincoln county, Tennessee, made
at the August term, 1858. in the case Of Rob
ert Drennon and Others VS.. Thomas Y. Wal
lace and Others, ] viii sell. on the premises,
on Monday. the 2eG cay CO NoyeEs2-
Ge.. 1868, to the highest bidder, OF a cred-
it Of one. two and three. years, small tract
of DESIRABLE LAND, belonging to the
estate Of Hamilton Wiley, dec, lying on the
South side of Elk River. in district No. 20
beinZ partof theland conveyed to him by AL
exander Wiley. containing about 81 acres.
Bond with two or more good anJ sufficient
securities will be required of the purchaser,
and lien retained for the purchase money.
Z. FARQUuARSON.
Oct. Il, 1S58-4t G&. d ".
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fH6EfrHYIfnB SiiF.

I'm pursuance of decree Of the Chancery
a Court of Lincoln county, Tenn, made at
the August term, 1868, ~, the case of Daniel
Scivally and others IS. Benjamin ScivalIy and
others, i'll, on satuTd ny, the s30iEl dry
OF NogeEss 5eR. 1865, offer for sale, on the
premises to the highest bidder en- a credit OF
one and two years, except 5 Der cert which
will be required in cash-THREE TRACTS
OF LAND, belonging to the estate OF John
Scivslly, Sen, lying on lie waters ofShort and
Farris's Greeks in Lincoln Couuty--One con-
tanning l0O acres, embraced in Grant No.
.u,473-0ne containing 100 acres, embraced
in Grant 10,707, ON which Benz. Scivaily now
lives-and one containing so acres, embraced
in Grant No. 1794-sce said grants for de-
scr;rtion Each tract win be sold separately.
Boud with two Or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchasers,
aud a lien retained on each tract until Che
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
Il. FARQUHARSON,.
Oct. H. IS59~-4t, Oh. d. II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

& Horse, sorrel colol ), 14l5 hands high, about
4 years old, with some marks OF the harness, no
shoes on swinnied in right shoulder; by David
a. Kittrell. 9th dis. June %. Valued at $50.
Horse, sorrel, I4l5 hands high, star in his
forehead. snip on the hose, both hind feet
white up to his pastor joints. right eye out, at
least II years old; by I. Dernan, 18th dis.
Valued at $50
Bare Kk7e, bright yellow bay. about 1913
hands high, has theapfearaDce OF having been
worked, 6 or wears Old; by VIM NJ Zee. 18th
dis. Valued At $50.
JACKSON CoUXTY-zALABEMA.
HIRE, dark bay. some sadie marks black
name, tail and legs, bare footed, about l44
hands, about & years old; by William Luske, 8
miles north OF Trenton, Feb. 8, 1853. Val
ued at $50.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

HOMICIDE AT SHELBYvILLE We are
Informed that on Wednesday hast q
reucounter. occurred at Shelbyville
Tenn between Jace Britton and Mo.
ses Nelson, which resulted in the
death of the former. We hear that
Britton first assailed Nelson, firing al
him with a pistol. Nelson returned
the assault with double barrel shot
gun, killing his assai.ant upon the
spot. The body Of Britton, it is said
was pierced by an almost incredible
number of buck shot.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

Making an aggregate of 55l1 lbs /,
or a fraction over 3J4 Ibis. to The
handl Now, the question is, is there
a county in Tennessee that can equal
it? True. the prospect is discourag-
ing, iuasmuch as Lincoln aleoays leads
In everything to which she puts her
hand; still, we do hope that some
locality, if only to give itself char
acter, will make brush at US
lt0a't some one try?
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CHhNcE2I SIZE GE LED,


E n pursuance OF decree Of tie ChaHcery
L Court for Lincoln county, Tenn, made at
the August term 1855, in the case Of Jacob
Berrier and wife VS. Leroy WoOdali and 9th
ers, viii sell, on -ss'y>,-,esday, sle @Et:a
Gay CT November. 1853, ct public
auction, to the highest bidder, upon the prem
Uses, on a credit of one and two years, about
$50 ACRES OF LAND, belonging to the es-
tate of james Woodall. dee, lying in twoa d-
10 ning traets-One tract of 100 acres bounded
on the North by the lands of Presley Petty on
the West by John Woo1all, on the South by
james Bray, and on the East by the other
tract-the other tyac being the undivided half
of 100 acre tract, is bounded on the North
by Presley Petty, Oh the West by the original
tract, on the South by James Bray, aud or the
East by Richard George.
Boni and approved security Will be reqnir-
Ell of the purchase. and lien retained upon
said laud until the purchase money is paid.
r. FARQUnARS0N,
Oct II, 185S-tds. OK. T. u.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

The COMETS SPEEp.--The rate oil
travelling is computed to be $780,
600 miles per hour, at which rate
the distance between Boston and
San Francisco, round Cape Horn,
10000 miles, would be accomplish
ed in four minutes; or between New
York and Liverpool in one minute
aud six seconds. The telegraph had
better break.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

The Winchester Home Journal
has been informed that Mr.. Culver.
house has rendered his resignation
as Superintendent or the Winches-
ter and Alabama & r., and accepted
an appointment on another road.
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DROWNED BY A JUG AT Lysander,
0nandaga county, N. u, on Sunday.
John G. Forbes tied a jug Of whisky
about bis neck, and attempted to
swim the river. The jug proved too
heavy for him, and be was found at
the bottom next morning having
mixed altogether too much water
with bis liquor.
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~ -
Mdrrtagfs.
-
MARRIED,

In this County. Thursday, 7th inst, by
Elder n A. Bailey. Mr. JOHN j. RHEA and
Miss CATHABINE L. WARD--all of this county.
Precious and lov ely, they yield herto thee,
Take her, the gem Of thy dwelling to be; .
She, who was ever their solaco and pride,
Glides from their bosom to cling TO thy side
In this place Mordav 18th inst, by s. H.
McCord, Esq. Mr. L. D. DoTsoN and Mrs.
SARAH ANN RADEGAS.
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The meeting then adjourned.
New Goods.

New Ge0GS--
The merchants Of ocr town have
Just received their supplies of ne"
goods. OF this fact they make
mention 10 their advertisements 10
tae OJserrer. The Ladies' are out
every day shopping;and few OF oni
dry goods friends may recognize the
following picture:
She stood beside the counter.
The day he'llne'er forget;
She thought the muslin dcarer
Than any she'd seen yet;
He watched her playful fingers
The silks and satins toss
The clerks locked guile uneasy,
And nodded atthe boss. 8Bss
"Show me some velvet ribbon,
Barege and satin turk"
She said. 81 want to purchase"
Then caye the goods ajerk;
The clerk was all obedience,
Hs travelled 'on his shape"
Atlength, with hesitation,
She bought ayard Of tape! g.
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EN pursuance Of decree of the Chancery
Z Court Of Lincoln county, Tenn, made at
the August term, 1853, ii the case of Is. c.
Ewing, Admir-, &c.--Bill for sale of a Slave
II will, on Saturday, tie I 3sil day OF
N0VeiEsGIeg. ES5S, offer ior sale to the
highest bidder. at the court-hoIlSe door in the
town Of Fayetteville, a NEGRO WOMAN
named MaIinda, aged about II years. belong
ing to the estate CT Judah Cunningham. dec
Said Negro viii be sold for onc-half CASH,
ana the balance in SIX months. For that p0r-
ton OF the purchase money on a credit, bond
with good and sufficient security viii be re-
quiFed, and lien retained until i IS vaid.
Il. FARQUuARS0N,
Oct. II, 1858. ClF. q II.
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Brigham Young says the reason
why he didn't fight was because there
were so many rad Mormons. in the
city, woo would have gone to the
devil, in case they had been killed.
Brigham is selfish.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.
august Elertiult- 1850

STATE slsNATF--LINCoLN AND FRANKLIN.
EE5e We are authorized to announce T'aZ.
We. Ae,vIsann. Esq Of Franklin, capdi-
date to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties
in the Senatorial branch Of the next Tennes-
see Legislature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Horse Nu'e, of sorrel color, about l3 hands
5 inches high, about wears old; by James
Wright, 18th dis, June II, 1888. Valued at
SS5.
Horse, brown color, l51S hands high. a.
bout II or Is years old: by William Raney,
18th district, September 9Th, 1858. Valued
at S15.
MADISON CoUNTY--ALADAGA.
Horse sorrel with dark maze and tail, roach
ed. black spot on right hip, left hip knocked
down; by Granville S. Campbell, near
Whitesburg, Sept /, 1858 Valued at 500.
FRAEKIdS CoUYrY.
Horse, soTel, blaze face, right eye out and
larger than the other ey e, skod all round, Lin
in order. can pace. fourteen hands . iiiehas
high, about yrs; by Ii. b. Hinton, miles
north OF Winchester, May1l Value not given
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Horse, gray some spots about shoulders and
belly, has the big head and big jaw, shod all
round, about 10 hands, about 6 years old; by
Joseph McGahey. 18th dis, April IA. VAL
ued al $50.
COFFEE COUNTY.
Mars, bay. sway, back, right eye ont, back
somewhat sore. both hind feet white up to the
fetlock, shod all round. about Is hands, is or
20 years old; by VIM. I. Butner, 9Th dis, Aug
81, 1888. Valued at s25.
Hare, bright bay, some white spots on her
legsof dark color. IS hands high, about 4
years old; by David Tate, 18th dis, southeast
Of Hillsboro, Aug So, 1858. Valued at $50.
GILES COUNTY
Mar~ and Coh-.he mare bay, star in hen
forehead, saddle marks on back, 5 OF 6 yrs old
1.-The colt a yearling, fax name and tail--by
}. \. Patteson. near Pulaski, June 4, 1857 val
ued at Sl25.
BEDFORD COUNTY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

Fashionable ladies' of Philadelphia
no longer wear hoops Of any extent
They are worn so as to be scarcely
pesceptible. which gives the ladies a
neat and graceful form. Large hoops
are only sorn by the vulgar.
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New Orle.ss:s. E.n--

Cotton--Sales AGO bales. Sales of the
week $500 bales. Receipts of The weel,
Al 600 baies, against 40,5o0 bales last year.
Stock at New Orleans 125 go bales, against
81, eco bales last car Receipts ahead of last
year $4,000 bales MiddGng 12@12IIi sugar
~; Molasses 81: flour fam, so; corn GO;
coffee sales of the week $3.50 bags, prime II 4
stock at New Orleans 25,500 bags against l2l )
500 lat war
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IIlanesry SaEe q ialerest il Size.

I y pursuance OF asdecFee OF the Chance-v
Z Court Of Lincoln county. Tenn, made o.
the august term. 1858 in the cssscS Of fi,aR
Douglas VS. Thomas and John L. TfmtniHs.
and A. P. Smith, Trustee. &c, ". Thomas
and John Il Timminss l viii, on Saturday.
sllc Sl-a DAY eE november. 1855, oiIeF
for sale to the highest bidder, at the co-rt-
house door in the town OF Farettsv;Ise. TIA
remainder interestof Thomas Timmins IN the
following SLAVES, yiz:--Ned Sails, 5tar-
tha, William. Mary, ana Amauda--which
Slaves were begileathed by Ambrose Tim
Minis to the mother Of said Thomas during her
life, with areniaiuder interest therein to said
Thomas Tlmm.Rs. SAID remainder interest
.-or 50 much thereof as shall be sufficient to
satisfy the debts, costs. Ldinterest mentioned
IL said decrces-wiH be seld for CASH. e.
go +. FAfQUHASSON.
Sept. sc, 1855. Ok d II
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2l9G:IHs THE [LnIEg

HABAS, fne turkey Morocco pockets and
~ Reticales which every lady wants. fn
soaps, hair oils, perfuInery. brushes, &c, all at
about half the usual prices. Cone aud look
at, them and also at our large stock Of bean
tiful Jewelry, silver ware, clocks and nice
Kings generally. $500.
GILDERSLEEyE.
Sept. %. 1858. hn 49,
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Sheriff 5 Sale Of Land.

( virtue Of "a writ of rendiiioni e,,ponaS
4 issne,i by the Clerk Of the Great Court
of Lncoln county. Tennessee, and 70 me d..
rected, | VIII expose 10 sale TO the highest
bidder, for cash. at the court-nousc door in
town Of Fayetteville. on Saturday. the
3GtEs day OF October, 3S5S, all the
right, title,- claim. and interest thai joan l..
Niece has in ADD to a certain TRACT
OF LAND lying in LiaeolH county Tennessee.
District No 5. and bounced as follows: Oh Tho
South bv the Iandsof John Rees. on the East
by FeatherstGi Rees. On the.NoIth By tho
wiaew Il s'ia.13p'i, oit,ne = 90 ~ tEe WIDOW
of said county. as the property Of said John
L. NGsce. m q ~ ~
W. N. ALEXANDER. sherg.
Sept 90. 1858.
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louisville, Ky

Tina market continues as dull as ever and
we have no change whatever to notice in pri-
ceS.
Flour. By the dray load 81 1895. Wheat
90c@ 81. Corn 95@ 55c. Barley scarce at
Soc
Sales of % hhds of sugar at 734@81Sc;
A sale OF 800 bacon shoulders at So &c. Mess
pork nominal at Il 75@Sl5.
Sales % hhls. tobacco at from 81 05@S9.
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The Memphis Bulletin says that
President Buchanan is the owner OF
fen thousand dollars Of the capital
stock of the Planters Bank of Fen
-
nessee. -
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Find of animal is given. :. I'd, color. -.
Sd, description. -. .4th, age. 9Th, posters
name. :. 9th, place and time OF arrest. -.
9TH, valuation.
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800 last year.
New Work. n. "

Fiour-DulI,4 $500 %; corn mixed roo
73, yellow so; Mess pork Is 20: lard duh,
loH al; whisky dull; cotton finn, sales
4U00 bales.
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Cotton-There is no export demand,' and
with the exception of few sales to eli man
ufacturers' orders, there is nothing doing in
cotton. The receipts of the new crop at this
point amount TO one hundred. and twelve
bales up to this date. In the absence of trans
actions upon which to base quotations, we
present the following, which, however. may
be regarded as entirely nominal: Inferior Ga Z.
Ordinary ~ @81sc, Low Middling 9@9M /,
Mddling 10@l0I, SIS
Provisions The demand for bacon during
the past week has been very light though the
market has remained steady at 13@1$4 for
clear sides, of which there is a moderate sup
ply. Joints,are veIy scarce and n demand at
IOc for hams and 6@6I5e for shoulders.
Lari--The supply of lard isabout equal to
the demand, andwe quote 9@94c. according
to quality and packages. s e -.
Grain aud ieur--The amount of wheat Of
fered the past week-shows falling off from
the preceding week, and the market shows
less frmness in tn export dernaIid and prices
have given wavslightly. We quote common
to fair red7at 40@ SOC, and prime white and
red at 75c per bashel. The prime qualities
are in demand for milling purposes, bat the
poorerglades are neglected.
Flour continues dull, and country snperfne
is selling from wagons as low as 81 50Gl
so per sack oftlO0 It's: Extra family is still
held at SOS so per Dbl. by .oar mil.ers.
Groceries, There has been good deal of
activity in groceries at prices current last
week and we repeat our qietatiehs, as follows:
Sugar 81 Gil in hhds; and 10@ll.R in bbls:
- - W
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Sales of Land

10 this paper, the reader will see
by examining, are the advertise
ments Of several tracts of valuable
Land, which are to be sold to the
highest bidder.
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T0UR H0RSE Ell C0iftI.

fE;HE only one in Lincoln county, 5s-Eg>
4 running regularly three 60
times a week ard back, from sTullaRoma to
Fayetteville. leaving Tullaboma Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday; IN return leaves Pay
etteyille Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to
conhecs the Mail and for the accommodation
of passengers. Good teams and carefuldriyers.
Fare through So -.
July 8, 1858. JOHN Fl. TAYLOR
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Cotton Picking

Sixteen hands on the Farm Of
Mr.. y. B. Lamb, four miles west of
this place Mr.. Robert IKornton,
oyersecr-picked Cotton on Wednes.
day the 9th inst. as follows:
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5EDFoRD COUNTY. .
Mare Nple, dark brown, about years oil;
By Vim. NJ. Saw, 1Ilh dis, September, lp.
Valued at 1925.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

The members Of the order of Sons
of Malta, in Pittsburg, Pa, turned
out one night last week to the uum,
Der of one hundred aud twenty, the
horses and men being draped in white,
and the latter wearing masks, SO as
to make recognition impossible.
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DIED,

In this county, Saturday, 9,ll inst, of whoop-
ing cough, WILLIAM, son of Mr.. George W.
Smith, aged about 2 years.
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1Tolasses 35@3sc in bbls, ard $50 oc in hal
bbls; Golden syrup 90@1 Ice; Rio coffee l.
@12l5c.
|. Dried Fruit-There is good demand 70,
dried fruits at considerable advance on pri-
ees current previous to this week. We quote
peeled apples at 81 25, peeled peaches So
Unpeeled peaches are not in request and are
quoted at only per 81 busbel
Bagging ana Bale Rope-We quote Ten
hessee Bagging at DC, Kentucky 1895,
ard Ildia20c. Rope 9!01n2.
2 Feathers and Giusen5- Feathers are in de-
maud ii 39'84Jc for live geese, when put up
II, good shipping order.
'tiihsebg finds ready sale at 400 f5c.
supplied 'S-irfi leathe ,Nlicl. We quote as fol-
lows: Oak andhemlock tanned sole and har-
ress s27t4 25ti sArting SOC; upper S27@50 per
dozen: dry hides are worth So l0c, and green
Sc perrin
sat- We quote coarse sack at 81 60 and
fine at 70. Barrel is selling at 37l2c peg
bushel.
Wheat .bags-Twe bushels 17l@ zoe each.
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Gbe Narkets --Eatest 1nte
Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
OBSERVER OFfICE

= = OBSERVER UFFICE, J
Fayetteville, October IA, 1853.
0%- We have prepared the following table
with a good deal Of care. and believe-it may
be relied on as correct ssl - rzst
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TIC MeMphiS Appeal OF The 9th
inst, says: -
We are desired by Mr.. Mcclure,
Cashier Of :he Southern Bank, to in
form The the public that they have
mo occasion to submit. to. any shave
upon their notes, as has been done liz
some instances; the notes are good,
aud are regu larly and promptly paid
on presentation at the COULTER Of the
Bank.