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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25
Money 4! Money !!

VIZ L notify all those that arc in f-l
w dehted to Us by note or ac- ]
count, 10 come forward and make s--------S
payment between this aud the drst HON
day in january next. Allthose who
hall fail to make payment by that time, will
have to settle with an officer, as we are deter
mined to put ont all Of our unpaid notes and
accounts on the first Monday in January. We
have given good time and fair warning and
hope YOU will pay MS by that timo.
DIEMER e HAMPTON.
Nov. 25. 1853.
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SATaE-

DY virtue Of Deed in trust executed 70
GD me BY John Goodrich, on the 81 day Of
November, 1897, aud Of record in The Regis-
ter's Office Of Lincoln county. TsEressee. |
win, on the & fh day Of December aext.
sell to tie highest bidder, for cash. in tbs
town of FAYETTEVILLE. the. following
property, to-wit:--Two Horses, Buoy AMI
Harness, Wagon and Harness, three C0sl. 0ns
Sofa, one dozen Mahogany Chairs. one Bureau,
one Centre Table, and one Wardrobe. vii,
also, sell Oh the I1sh day Of DgecBlbeT
1855, on a credit OF twelve months, the fol-
lowing Real Estate:-The House formerly oo-
eupiod by ohD Goodrich, as q retail dry goods
store-house, in the town Of Fayetteville; also
the House formerly occupied by John j. Nor
gan as saddler's shop ia Fayetteville, and an
unimpToved Lot il said town opposite tia Tss-
ide nee Of G.. II. EimondsoR on the west. This
is a beautiful building situation. And on ths
o2d day Of the sanse month, l wilt
sell on the same teims, in the town o. LEW
ISBURG. MARSHALL county. Tennessee. the
House and Lot formerly occupied IS a DWELL
ing by e. w. Goodrich. Note With tWo good
securities will be required, and lien retained
on the property until the purchase money IS
paid. tz ...-..
All those indebted to me as Trustee OF John
Goodrich, in any manner whatever. viii settle
with an officer unless the same shall be paid
before the 2oD, day Og December next.
am compelled aud Determined 10 close
the Trust Deed az soon as possible. So look
out. A. P. SMITH Trustee.
Nov IA lSjS--td
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Chanccry Sale of Land and
OWN LOTS.


Nm pursuance Of decree of the Chancefy
Il Court of Lincoln county. Tenn, made at
che August term, 1858. in the case Of Charles
Is. Carly and Others, Us. Benz. Il, Carly and
others, will, on sBsnrluy, the Ls: day
OF yaraumry. 1882. offer for sale. to the
highest bidder. at tho eourt-hnuse door IN the
town Of Fayetteville a TRACT OF LAND
about two mios east Of town, and some VAL
UABLE TOWN LOTS in the town OF Fay
etteville, belonging to the estate Of B. w. d..
Carly, dec, viz. One Store house and lot Gu
the North side ofsthe Square, being part Of lot
No one dwelling house and lot near
]. NJ Davidson's, being lot No. and one
lot and improvements near the Spring. The
land contains about 1925 acres Said land
and town lots win be sold on credit Of one
and two years, except 5 per cent. which win
be required in CASH.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
, securities will he required of each purchaser,
and a lien retained for the payment of the
purchase money.
R. FARQUHARsoN,
!. Nov. 25, 1853 GU IN,
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lcs0Iyent Notice.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court Of Lincoln County,
Tennessee upon the suggestion of the admin
istrator of the estate of Samuel e. Hogan. dec,
of the insolvency Of said decedent's estate
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them to
the Clerk Of said Court, properly authenticated ,
on or before the I7tIu day Of MAJ. 1850,
for pro rata distribution, or they will be for
ever barred. JAS. u. GILL, Ad15'r.
Nov. %, 1858,
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CRkNCERY SALE OF SLAVES.

I'm pursuance of decree of the Chaneery
Court of Lincoln county, made at the Au-
gust term, 1898, in the case of 4. G.. Smith,
admir-, sc. vs.. James 4. Davis and others, |
will sell, on Monday. tiie "a day os
january, 1880, il being the lst Monday
in said month, at the court-house door in the
town of Fayetteville, 10 the highest bidder, a
likely NEGRO WOMAN about 80 years old,
named Juda, and her child about one ) ear old,
belonging to tho estate of james NJ. DSvis,
dec Said Negroes will he sold on a credit Of
twelve months, except the sum Of Sl24 10,
which VIII he required IN cash.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchaser
and lien retained on said Slaves for the pur-
chase money. IL. FARQU IlAESoN,
Nov. %, 1859. Cik d Dr.
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=. ar-rrgErIrEsTorT

q HAVE moved my family Ia the Town OF
Il Pulaski, in the county Of Giles, for the
purpose of educating my children, and for no
other purpose. My Iarni, my material interests
are all in the county Of Lincoln-my actual
home and permanent residence is there; aud 1t
is my intention at all times, now and hence
forth, to remain and be one Of tho citizens of
Lincoln. and no other cout t.. This Nov.
18Th, 1853 NJ. ChlLDHESS.
Nov. %, 1888.
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE!

IF you wish to secure a copy Of that elegant
n engraving, "TffE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
and the ARr JouRgAL. with tho other pre-
miuras, be sure and subscribe SO, before the
1st Of Jan. 1859. Specimen copies Of the
above, and full particulars given by applying
to Dr. W. W. lLNsilsy Agent. See adver-
tisement elsewhere headed--New Features, &c
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25
County News


For the past week local news has
been very scarce, as our columns show
to-day. Can't some one hang OF
drown himself, or buttthe bull oil the
bridge, or get up something OF that
kind in order to giva us news? We
would here inform our country friends
ihat we will take it as an especial la
vor of them il they will send US the
local news from their respective
neiphborhoods. We should like t'
have correspondent at every pos
office in the county. Never mlnt
the spelling, or the manner IN whloi
it is gotten up, but give us The facts
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

A killing frost is reported to hav Q
fallen in the vicinity Of Augusta, on
the morning Of the 10Th. The
growing cotton crop is supposed to
be damaged, if not killed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

Pork
During the whole of the past week.
Pork has solo readily in this market
for fee cents. Earlier in the season. ,
family supplies could have been had
for 4sc, aud some thought it would
even reccde to 4, ut which figure
few sales we're made; but droyers io'
a Southern market entered the llsti
as purchasers, and prices immoeiatel,
advanced. Well, the higher the pnce
she better for Lincoln,
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N6DETETGEu

A LII persons arc hereby warmed not to
"A trade for a note given by Iahan Webb.
with Benz. Fox. John Webb. and L. Z. Bllir
as securities, dated Nov. /, 1853, and payable
next Christmas, to Jseoh Allison, for SloO-~
The consideration for which the Dote was Civ,
en- was not complied with, and the note WIZ
not be paid unless coEpelled by law
Nov. II. 1853. JOHN WEBB.
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The mountains between Altamont
and Piedmont, Va, near Creek Sta
ton, have been on fire for sever
al days. After night the scene is
represented as awful. grand and i'm
posing; the hole range Of mountains
near which the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad passes, being streaked and
striped with lines of fire.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

There is said to be married cou-
pie in Cincinnati who have not spoken
to each other for twenty years.
They hnve lived in the same house
together, and a part Of the time din
ed at the same table. This is . most
extraordinary thing, unless they are
deaf mutes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

In Indiana the crickets have, in
some instances, destroyed whole fields
of lately sown wheat, aud the far.
mers have been compelled to re-plow
and SOW over again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25
Shoulder Braces

Persons needing an article Of ap-
parel that will expand the chest and
strengthen the lungs, are referred to
the advertisement of Mr.. z. H.
Cummings, in this mornings Observer.
He has sold quite a number of his
Braces in this place, and they have
given satisfaction, We believed in every
instance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

In Sumner county. Tenn, week
before last, Lavcnia Thurman recov-
cred $4,000 damages from G.. j.
GoodalI for breach Of marriage
promise.
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! Read It

Read It
We ask attention to the new ad'
yertisement Of Diemsr T. Hampton,
in this paper, headed "Money'-
Their firm has been dissolved foI
some time, and now. they caH Or
those indebted to come forward and
settle. Read what they havoto say
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25
FOUR HORSE MAIL COACH.

NSIlE only one in Lincolneounty. e.xnz
4 running regularly three kz..z=ssszE
times week and back, from Tullahoma to
Fayetteville. Leaving Tullahonia Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday; in return leaves Fay
etteyille. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday to
connect the Mail and for the accommodation
OF passengers. Good teamsand earefuldrivers.
Fare through 81. 49,, F.s
July 8, 1858. JOHN ii. TAYLOR
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SUSPENpER
F ER A.GCTxs

FOR
DRACJNG the shoulders. strait htsnins the
I'D body, expanding the chest, STRENGTHENING
the lungs and preventing consumption, suta-
BILE for Ladies, Men and Children. They can
be contracted or enlarged at pleasure. Prices
form 81 so to SIS. All orders promptly at
tended TO, and Braces sent by mail TO any
portion of country. Orders may be left at
Yant & Ashby's, or addrese
4. j. CUMMINGS.
~ o.. 1853. Ial,1aoEsa, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

sS-Persons purchasing articles advertised IN
ourcolumns. will confer a favor by mentioning
that thew saw the advertisement III tho
FAYETrEyILLE 0BsERvER30
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

Cotton--The receipts of Cotton during the
week have been quite liberal, but the tTansac-
tons have been lirnited, though prices are a
shade better than those of last week. The
market closes dull, however, at 9l9 ass &c Tor
Midding. The receipts d uring the week have
b9en GAL bales; previously received lbs,
making the total receipts since the lst OF Sep
TENDER, 2,39G bales.
Provsions-The receipts of bacon are very
light, while the demand is good for clear sides
at sac, ribbed SIC. shoulders SIC, and hams
lOl9o from wagons.
We quote lard at s@Sac, with little doing
in this article.
Wheat-The receipts have fallen off very
materially, aud prices continue nominal at 40
AGO for common to fair lots, 70@75 for prime
Red, and 750S5c for prime white.
Dried Fruit-We have no change to note
in dried fruit the market remaining firm at
last weeks quotations-Sl 1901 30 for peel
ed apples and So 1902 so for peeled peaches.
Groceries is but little doing in Gro
eeries. Several lots of new crop sugar have
bee received during the week from New Or
leans via Memphis, which brought at auction
7}6@7Ac, for fair to prime.
Business continues exceedinly dull and de-
pressed in consequence of rhe low stage OF
the river With resumption of navigation
we shall expect renewal of trade generally
Augustn. Ga
Bacon sides-9ls @l0c forribbed and clear;
hams l4@ Ice for choice quality, shoulders
scarce at 9Gs4e; lard IL @l2l white wheat
90@1 10; red do s0@S1, with fair demand
for each; Hour 5O@ Sc for extra family in
sacks and bbls and 516 @53S for extra super
fine in sacks aud bills; and 43{ @5lR for SUI
perfine in sacks and bbls; corn 65@70; oats &c
gro stock peas 65@7o; white beansl 20@ |
90; Feathers 40@45, and scarce; dried peaches,
peeled S3@Sl, as to quality, do unpeeled 81
50@l 75 dried apples, peeled, 60c@ 81, but
ter 15@ 10; eggs lS@25c.
Atlanta, Ga--
Cotton arr ives freely and meets with ready
SALE but at a slight decline. We no iced sales
of middling fair last Saturday at loc. Ba-
cons stock light Clear sides Zoe; ribbed
81. Hogs, owing to the late fall, have been
coming forward in small lots, and as the
weather is row cold, the demand exceeds tho
supply, atG@GIc net, in small parcels to suit
planters orders. Corn eoc. sacked. Fioui
nominal.
| New Orleans. La
Cotton--Saes 0,5o0 bales. Market IN
changed ll@ll4. Sales Of the week $4,000
bales. Receipts Of the week 64,0o0 bales
Receipts at this port ahead OF last year l9l,-
600 bales. Receipts at al southern ports ahead
Of last year. sol 400 bales. Exports for the
week 22,5Oo bales. Total exports $4,000
bales. Stock at New Orleans 25l, 500 bales
against 10000 bales last year. Sugar buoy
ant, advanced /, &C., Molasscs advanced lie
20. Flour quiet, 4 75 Cora has an advancing
tendency; Mess pork 10 so; Lard firm, Zoe
Coffee 6rrn. Sales of the week % 500 bags
Choice ll1l. Stock at New 0rle ans 14,5cI
bags, against 100000 last year.
i Cincinnati. GhiS--
Wkiskey-19S; Mess pork declined zoe.
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acknowledgements are inserted int the or
der in which they are handed IN.
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Dfatbs.
- -
DIED.

In this county, Thursday. 18th inst of
dropsy Of the chest. Mr.. DAVID SNoDDr, aged
about 50 years.
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SHOES.

II ADIES'ard Gentlemen's Shoes -,
h at Zoe to 81 5Oper pair, which sfry
is a great deal Less than the. original u
cost, WEBB &c McPIAIL.
March 1897
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or AdvCrtisumentsmust be handed ln' .' the
Office by Iaesday Morning, TO insure an appear
ance in thefollowing Paper.
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(hancerY Sale Of Land and SlaTes.

I'm pursuance of a decree Of the Chaueery
q Court of Lincoln county, Tenn, made At
the August term, 1858. in the case Of Thomas
w. buchanan VS.. L. NJ. Moore and wife and
Others will, on Thursday. s5e 30iIi
day OF December, 1858. proceed to sell,
on the premises, 20 the highest bidder, a
VALUABLE TRACT CT LAND, the same
being the tract of land allotted ont Of the
lands of Samuel Buchanan, deceased, to bis
widow, Rachel Buchanan, for her dover,
bounded on the North by Mrs. Ryles, on the
East by Howell and Eliza Harris, and on the
South and West by G. +. Edmiston, contain
ing by estimation about l36 acres.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Coustables' and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale at cur desk-ohedp.
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.ATxGEps

At the same time aud place, will sell
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES, belonging to the
estate of said Rachel Buchanan, viz;--Mariah
about q years; Cowan, about 10; Louisa. about
6; Andy, about ., and an infant, name uu-
known. Said Laud will be sold on a credit of
one and two years, and said Slaves on credit
Of twelve months. except per cent, which
will be required in cash.
Bond aud good security will be required Of
the purchasers, and lien retained on said
Land and Slaves, for the payment Of the pur-
chase money. Il. FAEQUHARSON,
Nov. 20, 1853. CZt d n.
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Cincinnati. GhiG--
Wkiskey-l9s; Mess pork declined 6oc.

In Lawrence county, Tenn, en-
gagements Of Pork are now making
at 4 cts.
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RRrteT.

IT WILL give the highest market P'ice FOR
h all the Dried Peaches, Apples and Pears.
Feathers Wool, Wax, Seng, Tallow, Meal
Bags, Socks. brown cans, white linseys. etc.
that you viii bring in tot. c. GoQDklCh'S'
cash store. Sept. 2Ss
$3.50
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Tennessee WrOught-Iron Cook Stoves
40. WoRH =.

Such as Roofing, Guterjng, or anything in the
Copper, Tin or Sheet-lron line, respectfully
AMI attended to vita pIOmptneSs-
We hope by strict attention to business, doing
good work and being reasonable IN our char
ges. to merit share CT the public patronage.
The market price paid for old Copper. Brass,
Pewter and lead either in exchange lor WORK
or cash. M'CASLIN q STRADER
Nashville, Nov. IL, Is55-I2m.
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eoshcpcliiap art Journal,
An elegantly illustrated quartz Magazine. -
Also free s3ason tickets OF admission 10 the
Eastern Cor Dusseldorf) and " estern Galleries
Of The Association.
There Will also be given to the subscribers
several hundred valuable works of Art, COM
rrising fine OIL Paintings, Brouzes. Sculptures,
&c, &C., from celebrated American and for
eign Artists
Subscriptions will be received up to January
I, 1859 On the evening of that date the
premiums will be awarded to subscribers.
For fall particulars, see December Arr
Journal, price SOC. Specimen copies sent
those desiring to subscribe, on the receipt OF
Is cents in postage stamps or coin. Address
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Eastern Office, 54S Broadway, n, Y. i
Or, Western Office. lG6 Water ST., Sandusky, 0,
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$50 Reward !

pR0KE jail in the county Of Lincoln, e.,
l-D about December last my Negro "a
f1an. NELSON. | viii give s25 re- ~
ward for the apprehension Of said NS,Sol IN
the county Of Lincoln, ana $50 # eansht oat
OF the county Of bincoln--in either case. said
Nelson to bs delivered to me- Oh lodged in
Lincoln county jail.
DE s Carr tom.
Nelson IS 10 to 20 years Of age. abou,5 feet
6 inches high, has one or two scars on BIS face.
and had on when hebroks jail, heavy. bushy
haiy--is blacksmith By trade, and viii weigh
fiorn $50 to lao lbs.
JAMES P. BURKE.
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, June 4, l357-tf
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IN ew Firm.
M'CAsLlN & STRADER,
No 7, Broad Street

HAVING.this day bought out the =,
N Copper. Tin, Shset-iron and Stove -. -
House of A. j. MCBRIDE. will oontin- SSE
ne the above business in ali its various branch
es.
Particular attention will be given 10 Steam =.
boat, Still-hoQse and Furnace Work. We
Keep every q iety Of Cooking ard Heating
Stoves ParIor Stoves, Fine Mantle aud COM.
mon Crates. Hollow Ware, Sad Irous, Dog
Irons, Tinware, and everything usually Kept
IN our business. We also manufaeture a sG-
perior article Of
Tennessee WrOught-IrOn Cook Stoves
suitable forburning coal or wood, as cheap as
any other house. aud warrant them, as We DO
all our work. 10 give satisfaction.
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OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGS!
Beautiful Art Journal
EalaqJle Premiums, &c, dc.
KalaqJle Premiums, &c, i

TESHlS popular Art Association. now IN its
q fifth year Of unparalleled success, having
purchased, and engraved on steel, llerring's
great painting, "rHE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
will now issue copies 10 subscribers only on
heavy plate paper, 80 80 inches on the fol-
lowing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

y, wGskY -;endT A. 9.ic BoSs inn .t,~. wa
sc ..-s 4 4fr % ? = s7-ins isi-f ...t.,x..t
- % = -e.stv-. -.-fsv 0-) fn- r-' ~ - \.
s 90. IL- l.c- ,. o. -t- asou g.; rp - ,y,-. fr
81 -ig.r TIE ~r -a.fs ~
.. h..tirr WEss rcrg sl1 8" frt-fr = ~ 40
S.,. 4 o, csui5.r. B,.s Htsrs de-I-se s-i 49, -
lic. 500
soslr Dc 7-CoTroS g. u7eHsrisei AZ, ~ - - bt4.,
b..s MIDI llc e4 80 'ast t. q. 81
Iec,ir.. of ib, are t-e, 1880 5alsa sTEsiN' 1N
cH,NcE. U7idir7.r. .,..,.., a, 49,
e.afsto rrires II p hrm.
SEv-OsLtAss. De-. 7-T~e sal. 81 corros '-laY -.
so t... utdoirE %. lsc s4- ol tn~ 'i ir' ol'
81 hss. rfr fra . the Time - y "a - no 'Aa
II FEsfeHTs -TEELfNG FxcRssCE o., .
E.vIELE.ss Dc s--Co1Tos market withort cEsEk- b
.sle. ,ocay 900 t..s hdoins IL 1Iic tRsGHrs-O'.
o Lysfuooi . a a., G "a. -.
Cg,EIFsroN De --CorToS f,u. sae. % tAy . oA,t
.svatSsH hc@ f-' 0rro> ~ ~, 80. u-e'- - ~ 10y
lf5otsl-.s, lllqll.c 81 sc-d N'ochne 60. ,
PHiLaprLPHi. De- G-FLnUz eaL MHsr ,"sdy'
Waite . 90 Is. Red. : "a = q CoRS very su.L
Provisions upw 5ut b- u-s4rrne.- fsks -,f =
or4rst,t.; NJ P0is +ll s54 81 f9iae, sIe Lsso
ffm WHfsgt. -. 90 ,,- = 49,.
Wh.s :. :: : y CcRs t;racy f~o'isioNS '9l>-J
MHr.kY .ru.s = 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

CP NEw-YORK BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND All
BAHY-ptPusTsD WsIsLy ErPRLssLr soR Tbs SrH-
Yosg TssU,,-vtb flr paricnlsr II Recriy,s sales ano
Prce. of Bssy,s NtLoH Cows, VIAL CAVES. ssist'
sHrEf ard LINES In Ne~ fors, maie hon personi oo
stion, by soLOa RosTssoE, oa NEo.EsDAt t'tAse
Chs ETe,t 1.rs,t i.yL -rrllsve'y NoI Tns S,s.ross
TEsU.S and rru.ad NOaSiNc in m srNi" rrkLf
BEEvEs N.vyork mostly so1 bs Csti oro'-r' 90
commss much T. heah hey .'tDs;- tne "e1nt on
Il four quarter ~ MAKE esln a,.ed ~ o- m.'e.
rrice y IT bLrocs 8: ~il cres cst, - lov Y 10
$50 ~ Boron p1o@ quoted T. l. for "hve olsrter. -
the hide ard far Dcr.crd IL the .stusd weight TIE
pur1br recnt.c for ci'y IL 1875; M ~ o feese *
.od The " e.dsj nskts Na-hottou O'ove
Ward F0y fnGrp street Tor dss-t 3zi ana
vsryts 763 SO % ci5rr-ut dsys The 81 'nmoe
las lS C51 sr5 the uiei on "Wednesday
1854
CALVES q for ysa s11 oy the pound live weight
manN y-rs youV az sold s. price per heod
bIICH COWS sru-fay v.ry according % tire p1ce o beet
hish bsf draw "a, om the dsres -nc mss-.
room fr fresh Poor sell, syesse Tor 600
$50; medium ores, eS5df,5 good SSf1eS; -xtra
sLe cows, {759 900 Toe nnmb.r is.t year su so TIE
COW ue-ck snf senarsliy re-ervss Tia calf
SHEEP AND LANES solo mostly bv brokers =; so much
p~r b..S ranglns from ga 80 ~ common -t"k sad e1e
Is for In lffI. The uuUber sod IA AaWo IN iso
the pupib- e.2 7ya
me received railroad, and sod 81 ser
Forty Tuner rey s-g.uth street aud
hpdson RIVER generally by toe pound tive weight The nn
Der reported IN aj1 uss aa the gro' prne ranged fron
" sc ard for the fret uonAs generally over ls The
nstnb-r received IL ltss ~. StS9li.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

ACCIDENT on THE PsSSsYLv,SiA Ruuao,n-
Tl- oorniug sbont ,s.cA ss che second tr.u :,
ne thr0osh eIpres- u'sh- irl.b, line tl.omotiya An
was ps-sts "pp'euc Bel j. Tsyo,.. n the l'oa,
M-n"t" ststoc. the "-"Uoie- struck = cr,..is
"hich s"ue lrlHns 'undrel hai plac-i scross "A.
F's c'"s' s'"i u a ace 70 the eogioe. cars so
heigi, the epgne.r. feu.-o and Others ON m, fr,,,
car uhiscul"usiy .'cHpu ~itlYgt iuiary.
The locomotive WA ihIosb from tile track, and "a,
some distsnc- toward tie canal inhsdo,py i,.ef -
the ground hut the en.irr broken Ds. and MID
into TIE csnal, upsh- dow. Foe nrst fruisa. e.,
which Vac loaded with groceries, was broken. aad,Is
goods scattered sb''u, ~ every oir-ctivn seeo,i
cnr lnaued ~itu car Sn,rls ~as orrsvd 10 the e,e6
siob Of gst c-res and cnu-iefahe dana, due tor,
or three o,Ltrs. lu sh"Ii the Sr-cs was adss,tas,
oue aud gives eyi m the tla k-neart.c pes, All
utter reck kessress Il The person wao CO ala thus te
.ra'riy in p-ril human h'-.
A. au ,arly hour ihis p,ruing, Nathan Cove az Ca.
lumbi. With the "wr-ck-rr r7T' bslongis, to tho
Ra lrosd CompsDs .as on the ground siia iOrcs of
nlen, snd It expectrc the track would be CLEARED
in tme for the nr pG-sage "f tne p,s.eeg4r tr.r
Lancaster Esprsss u rn-stsy evenr.