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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-18
VERMONT.

VERMONT viii serve mares at ~
v the residence of Mr. Hu TIL ON ~
ison, miles north Of Fayetteville, Tenn, on
the Shelbyville Turnpike, for SO the season,
payable at the expiration thereof, with the
privilege of sending Mare again the ensuing sea-
son should she prove not in foal. The season
will commence on the 10th day of March and
end on the 10Th day Of July. Fifty Cents to
the Groom for each mare. No liability is as
sumed for accidents or escapes, but every pre-
caution will be taken to prevent their ec-
curreDce.
DEsCklPTi0fa.
In Vermont is found united the blood of
the m' s. popular and distinguished Roadsters
in the world, as he is what is termed cross
of the Morgan and Black Hawk stock. He
possesses uncommon bone and power, is per-
fectly symmetrical in his form, amiable and
quiet in his temper, aud moves in harness with
surprising style and grace. He is beautiful
color, without white, excepting small spot in
the forehead. Asan evidence of this horses
standing, be is admired and patronized by the
best horsemen in North Alabama.
VIM. NJ. BRANDON.
March IS, lS59--3t.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices blanks just printed
aad for-sale at our desk--cLedQ.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-18
The Election

The Election
The official vote Of this county,
by. districts, We give on this page
For easy rrfereace, we append list
of the candidates, and the votes cast
for each, in the county
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c 0nstab'eS-

The following, obtained from our
obliging County Court Gle rk, Norris
LeafkerwOOd, Esq, is a correct list of
the Constables of Lincoln county
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The steamship Persia, from this port for Liverpool,
touched at 81. Johns, N. r., on Sunday, took on
board the mails aud passengers of the Europa, and
PROCEEDED on her voyage. The Europa, 1t will be
recoIlected was disabled by coming in collision with
the Arabia, OF Cape Race end put into st. Johus for
repairs.
The steamship Ariel is now due at this port from
Ecrcpe, with the details Of news to the 18th inst
Al noon today ten steamships. most of them FIRST
elass. oSryiHg passengers, mails and merchandise,
will be eGcst on the Atlantic, bound for the United
States. Annexed Is list Of the names Of the YES
sels, With their ports OF departure and dsys OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24

Nm ScHJL AND nm QUARANTINE OyFr
cIIs-we publish elsewhere q letter from the
Collector in Response to paragraph rejecting
upon the revenue officers q. this port, contain
ed in communication from the Health Officer
to the Mayor and Health Commissioners Of New
York. Tho Objectionable paragraph charges,
in substance, that the health of the port Ia en-
daDzeredby the closing up of the federal stores
against the reception Of merchandise from in
fectod vessela The answer Of Mr.. Scbeu il,
that one Of the large warehouses built by the
United States government FOR such purpose ut
Quarantine, In now 10 the use and occupation Of
the Commissioners Of Emigration or Of the
Board OF Health-thst that building ia capscious
erongh TO hold merchandise landed from In
fec,ed vessels, ard that while II ia used by the
health authorities for purposes other than these
for which II was built, complaint against The
revenue authorities doee not lie Ia thor mouths.
This all seems very fair as against the health
authorities, but In the contest between them and
the federal authorities the health of the city
should not be endangered. We hope that
proper understanding will be come to, and
proper arrangements made 70 settle this ques-
ton.
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woBD JutwNusY srK,Hps-wc have heard
good oea. VI complaint snis Of lhs manner Ia
which tho departures u tho for shrewsbury are
arranged Win -four iue boats running from the city 10
Shrewsbury river. and two smaller ones down thsre for
tenders ero 70 stu order in their departure aud ma
useeuent Hos only DO the boats run ., nearly similar
bout, but their advertisements shsr puoshet cards
90 no, sreo ss 70 the hour OF STARTING rsen again. the
ornes vii cry arrange tho hsus Of thsr trips for about
.hreo day ahead, 20 s' when wishes 10 leave the
Guy fr siee csys, be toll ~non or how he can
return 10 90 @ ADD uue trust N luck for LoS the bosl
sctg hat ihese steamers the proper OF
,c!1ooe 10 tong Baneh ana hsli dozen other pssssn,
vacflSg Plsccs, We think tho snrcwBSpry commodoreB
Tehi letiho pubic little further into he futarc OF
iasr sr" sepente Coue. gentlemen, let us know fcr
week ~ ltass IN sdvsroe ehst you intend W 90. Your
prs,sn system Is The puohc and unproa.
tahlo 70 yourselves.
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rhe New Ysrk Herald dlta~a for Earofs.
The ornard mail steamship Niagara, Cak Noodle, WI
sAve Boston o. Wednesday as noon fer Liverpool.
The Ea-cpesa mails viii Close in this city this Aster
u hAB past two O'Clock, 70 20 By railroad, snd
,tnaapsss four O'Clock, 20 60 BY steamboat
me susopeas edition o. me hFsAlD, printed IN Trcros
en-. 1ssh, VII. 10 published II teu O'Clock IN the m1rn
Hs. s.ngis copies, " Wrappers, six cents
sunscgirtcas end sdvrrssmsns Tor sny edition q; the
ryxz TH NnAIp will be received the following ,sos
IN ssrnrs-
L-s1a.... 1esasa low, S0a L w., ~ LnAfsts MI
Fires 4 Msoer, 81 kirs Vllisn .reet.
PAsr lsnsrg BALDWIN &Cl., Pisce De n Bovyss.
Lcvvsros-- Lansing, Starr 4 Co., Chapel strsck
3 seasri 10 sschaags street, Esxt
Eavaz. LAnsins, BALDWIN % II Rue Cornec's.
ne conssnx ct sas zuropses catoa al the HsR.lo
a. sonslss ths received b. mail and telegraph at
s os daring he previous week, and ny 10 tho hnsa Of
vrhfnst1a-
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TIE sp~sosHesd sseUstsa.

SrnrsoFIsLD, Mass, august y, 1853
The regatta Of row boats 10 occur In this city on
Friday next the 27th, promises 70 b. brilliant al
fair. Numerous boats, some OF them celebrated by
post achievements, are promised from Boston, New
York, Newburg Albasy, Hartford. New London and
other places and II IL expected that at least twenty
five boats win be here. The races are divided be-
tween four cared boats and six and eight Dared boats.
wherres and grand closing race, open TO all boats
OF more than four oars for one hundred and City dol
lars sweepstakes. The prize list amounts TO $500.
Boats viii DO brought and returned free from each Of
the above named places The entry books are stip
open.
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PHIL AprLrHIA crock BoAnn.

HfOth HUNHIL
PTLApurrrA, August q, 1854
Stocks dull Pennsylvania "a q hves spy,; Reaff,x
Rsilroad "a, bid; Morris Canal a. Icsg Island Raj
reed, I2k; Pennsylvania abroad, AJAX
Nsw O1us.ss, August ~, 1858.
Cotton doll; sslcs today 200 bslss
NV 0ss.ss, August 20, 1853.
Cotton very dull oe@ buoy>nt ss zoe.
p'ufADstT1IA, ksg15t %, 1853.
Flour-s,lss SOC bis at s6a o. co. Wheat --siss
eco bushels A. ~ D. igr red, and 81 80 a oil 40 fer
white. CcrD-aslca tct0 buahos ., $50 $50 for vel
low, $50. for who, aod s2ko for mixed
5utFALO, august 2-l2.P N.
Flour-Recepts improving but The supply Il nd anus,
nthe demand market very nrm; sales 900 bcis ~
70 70 10 sor good 70 Cno,co Indiana OHIO Mont
gan ard Canadian. Wheat cxcled prices 2.s &c. o.
ter sales 90 900 bushels al eoa for Chicago sbng 81 "a
~ ~ FOR new red winter Ohio, a-i 81 % ri 80 Tor ~hne
shnigsn tno Ohio Corn firm: fair demand: sales ~ GO
pusnes 10 Tor utsovnj and Tbc for sound Rye ut
rH ~ Ior, Ors nssn'ral ~ 4qc q NS. whatev sr.Hs
s~~-cA s~sA s,y ss-s- ~ $40 y-aA nv,sn---s~s ~
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Nyw ORLEANS, August ~, 1858.
The deaths I, this city from yellow fever ycster~
day were 81.
New ORLEANS, August 20, 1868.
The deaths in this city on Saturday by yellow
fever were seventyeight, and the number for Tho
week three hundred and ten
CHARLESTON, August %, 1853
The yellow fever has been declared epidemic In
this city The Health Officers reported twenty eight
deaths from 1t for the week endin x yesterday.
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A COSsTABLKa DUrY urpsR rgs EXCISE LAW
Tho Ontario B1efger ssys that complaint was made 70
o. tho Comm ssouers OF ontario county, sss week
that corasts had refused 70 arrc- man ~hle intnx
Cttc witrct Nnrrert, wneb requested " DC 20. ma
ASH p-cs.cUtea tho cc"ssba bsiufe Juacs nf
,rs l'esc4 ara iussreri rae Obtained fcr nnv dollars
A.. s...s !. - $50. -. .s-s-4x W -~~s ls .sss
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TMe a'rsy x-cssnss.ser,hsp.

TsoY, n. T.. August %, 1863
The den~crats Of this city compIIaented JAmeI
B. Fonda, Esq, our newly appointed Postmaster.
with o serenade this evening. There was quite
turnout A salute Of one hundred guns vas Also
fired In honor oithe appointment. Much eoihusiasm
was manifested, ard speeches were made by nun
Der Of prominent democrats The appointment
seems 20 give general satisfaction.
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ALBANY, August %, 1853.
In order 70 sot OF rest all rumors relating to tho
canals have obtained the following from the An
ditor of the Canal Department.
ALBANY, August 23-y?.u
Up 10 Ms tn We have isfof nsu1n tcat the Bre,
CoampAin and osvego canals n,t ueygsb.s
tro length There hes been obsuuoion frou oSsaxs
CT any other cause, excee. ror e~ IRA ~ .uio
Faa from wan Of water which ~ s-yolisd. ehs
Erie canal IS reported In good crjer ror Bar>lo 70 his
Guy. n a BgyNON, Asaiysr.
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III t,sh fioers, or, " there were. couT tesy ~
qnirss sts. it should be IN favor OF she British
rasher than Of the American. But Ia such @
tne;r services should he Acknowledged with
eqUsi sracetuiDefs. ibe testimOoiai should not
he cosfosd eSen 4, the officers of the Niagara
and Agsmeucon, bat ehould be exteoded to
'h rs Of the Gorgon and yalorous sod even
The eerv.ces OF the petty otfcers and tars stould
not be passed over without suitable acltnOw
ttdemept
We have no doubt tbst our Chamber
~ Commerce will correct what we are
con6aeut must have been an inadvert
ent omission in iis resolutions II there
be- spy disregard OF Dutualiy between the
bsre. The Dritish government and people will
probably signalize their sense OF the imp ,rtancs
Of the services vi the officers of the expedition
by having media! stuck in comraemorasion OF
IL, sod 5is,r bated W AL Of both nations who
participated in the enterprise But whether
not we ought not 10 set thu example of exclusive
ness by distributing the testimonial only 70
those of cur own c0aoIy.
If the funds to be devoted to tbs purpose will
not admit Of medals of gold being distributed,
let medals oi SILVER or of bronze be substituted
tor the god because 1t is not the intrinsic
value of the srtscie that will make it's possessors
prize it, bas tbe bonor Of having deserved snd
received IT, We trust that these observ atoms
will have their proper weight upon the Cham
het Of Commerce, and influence 1t in adopting
q nooe Of acknowledgment that viii be credit
able 10 it's own generosity aud worthy Of the
great metropolis whose commercial interests
tho Chamber representa-
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too. However this may be, the Nicarssus
'"o's thoald be opened To the use Of commerce;
and u Mora, MsFtinez. Jerez g. Co cannot open
It, we are not vt all certain that General
W"'far should not have another chance 70 try
Ills hard at It
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The Rssult or enc El-cSton In 6flss cs,sl.

Official returns from all tie counties In tho State
except six, show the complexion o. the Legislature
to be as follows:--House, democrats 81; opposition
Al. Senate, democrats 2i; opposition o. The 70.
naming counties W II probably give The opposition
G, and the democrats 1.
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The n,s,nssrs oftho ybai.sniD yu,r.x,

Bosroy, August %. 1865.
The rnutneers the whaeship Junior wero brou yht
before Commissioner Woodbury. to-day, aud preli-
rninsry examination was held, and they were fully
committed. Five have made written confessions Of
their crime, exonersting the rect
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Death Of Jamee Koay. E.a.

Jmicuo. Vt, august %, 1868
James Eddy, Esl., the General Superintendent Of
the American Telegraph Company lines, died hero
yesterday Of disease Of the heart
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The Anaesieaa State Coun oaI.

ALBANY, August 23 1853.
A fair number Of delegates to the American STATE
Council already here. The Council will meet "
noon to morrow.
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Delegates 20 sho Rspabiicsa State Convss<sasA.
ALBANY, August %, YEA
Tharlow Weed and II. II. Van Dyk wero to-day
elected delegates to the Republican State Convea.
finn
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NEW ORLEANS, August -, 1853
The steamship Poydras, belonging to the Tebuan-
tepec Railroad Company, has foundercd at sea-
Crew saved
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alBrE1Typ, ErO.
WARRINGTON. August %, 1853.
The good reports OF the efficiency with whtch
Gen. Clarke il organizing the campaign against ~
Indians In Washington Territory brought by Ne
last mail have rendered 1t somewhat unoertsia
whether Gen. Harvey will DO ordered to the Pssaa.
There Is some delicacy attending the supersedenss
OF an officer who is doing everything that can be
done under the circumstances and az Gov. Fteyd
and Gen. Harvey both dislike to interfere, exoept
upon the urgent demands Of the public servioe, Il i
probable that the matter will be left In sbeyanss
until after the arrival Of intelligence by the nez
steamer from California.
IL is reported that q pension agent in Illinois.
who 10 q strong Douglas man, was notified today
that his services are longer required by tho ai-
ministrstion.
when some definite action viii be taken upon ssve-
rial diplomatic appointments and negotiations
GENERAL HrwsPAPxR pRsPArta
WAsHIEGros, August Ss, 1858.
The War Department has dispatches from Gone
raj Johnston, from Utah, to July %, but they
tain nothing Of general interest. The troops wsrs
erecting temporary warehouses and preparing 70 60
into winter quarters.
The officers of the volunteer regiment of the Dis
trict Of Columbia had satisfactory interview VITA
the President and Secretary OF WAr to-day, with To-
gard to an efficient reorganization Of the militia IN
DER the existing law.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward Hudson has
been promoted to be Surgeon vice Nelson resigned.
T. ". Leach has been appointed Assistant Surgeos.
vice Hudson. promoted. L. f. Potter, Master, has
been appointed Lieutenant vice D. Reed deceased.
3. II. Landslide, Of Washington Territory, has
been appointed agent for the Flsthesd Inoisns in
that Territory.
r. Rush Spencer, of Wisconsin, has been appoint
ed receiver of public moneys at Superior, in that
State, vice Dean removed.
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euuanssn Ocean Steamer mevems~ts-
SAVANNAH, August %, 1863
The United States mail steamer Star arrived Al t,s
wharf at eight O'Clock this mornlng-an well
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The LATEST NE w s.

arrival OF the ser~mship Pnrsls at g.
Jehas. EE
Sr. JoBSs N. r.. August %. 1863.
The steamship Persia. Capt. Jndkins. from New
York, arrived of here 81 hAepasi ten A. NJ reesiy
ed the passengers and aiis OF the Steamship Europe
aud proceeded at eleven o'clock.
G1he Persia must have arrived at St. Johns q
Sunday, and not on MOnday.l
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THE CHAMBER or Coy'wRCE ,yD TIE Orr.
GERS OF TIE TEIIgRAru ExIvr!rIoS The
Chamber Of Commerce Of Tbs oity bad meet.
ing last Saturday, and adopted sct OF re~oln-
lions expressive OF their sentiments In regard
to the laying Of the Atlantic caoie aud the ca
'sbllshnsnt Of teleeraphic communication b.
tween the Old anc the New WofldA Aaoug
the resolutions offered Vas one ackuovlcs ring
tho distinguished services Of the officers aud en-
gineere Ct the Niagara and Of Mr.. Rlels. aud
another authorizing the appointment % com
mjttee 90 consider and report npcn be proper
testimonial 70 be presented 70 Aen These
resolutions were offered By NJ. A. A Low.
q gentleman behind none other Of orr cii.
zens in llberality OF sentiment Nuverthe.
less the lliberallty OF these resolutions. IN
avoiding all mention Of the officers Of the Aga
memnon, Was felt NJ the meeting, and Mr.. Log
was requested 70 correct them IA that respect
lie Of FIRST declined to do 90 on Che ground tina,
The English government aud people would take
care Of The officers Of the Agamsnnon, but
subsequently, one Of them was amended 8, as 20
include Captain Preedy, Of that ship, CAPTAIN
Daymap, Of the Gorson, ssd all WHO co ope.
rated on the part Of Grea! Britain; bat tSe re
solution in regard 20 the testimonial was psssod
ss originally reported
We feel confident THAT this Wa AZ oversight
on the part Of the meeting. II no doubt Ia
tended that the last resolution should have been
amended in the spirit Of the other, 20 that IN
stead Of reading "proper testimonial 20 be
presented to Captain Hudson and the ot,cers
and engineers os tho Niagara q should include
also the captain, officers ard engineers Of tbc
Agsmemnon The event is 40 international
one, and should be 80 treated Ia ell is aspects
Certainly the New York Chamber Of Commerce
would be The last body from which We would ex.
pect anything illiboral or ungensrous II q
testimonial Is 10 be prescnted-ss II should be
end I'll bf-'herc ought 20 b. no sort Of d.
tinc'ic1 drawn between The Americsa ard
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Our Special WsshraSsoo Desp,son.
THE O lamp AI0N AG AIE6r THu INDIA IN W. ,FUNo.
TON sKss,TOaf "A DOUGLAsIrx ORRiOsuOlDsS
0lBrE1TNp, ITO.
, 1858-12-31

N0TICE.-Tbe unexampled success n she LONDON
CLuB HousE GIN has induced host Of inita ors, who
.rs putting up an inferior article under similar titles
Purchasers will please notice the fac se Of the sigma
ture Of the undersigned on the la6el.
WM. II. DAILY.
For sale BY all the PRINCIPAL Liquor Houses in San
Francisco California. e.Smis !
, 1858-12-31
THE ADNnssIOy OF OREGON.

Gen. Lane, Of Oregon, has been at Washing.
ton several months, and has just been joined by
the rest of the Oregon delegation, DelazOn
Smith (who has recovered from the illness that
detained him at Panama. and Mr.. Grover. The
General intended to have all things in readiness
by the FIRST Of December, so that he might press
the admission Of Oregon into the Union at an
early day in the session.
The admission Of Oregon may be opposed this
winter, as it was last, especially by the Repub-
licans, who will not like the complexion Of the
delegation as it now stands. 1t may be too
strictly democratic to suit them.
Some of the extreme Southern members are
opposed to the principle Of admitting any S ate
into the Union before it has population sufficient
to entitle it to one representative in Congress
but their scruples and objections might be over
come in this case, so that the decision Of the
question will depend mainly on the course Of
Mr.. Douglas and his friends. Great hopes are
entertained at Washington that his course, when
he returns, will be concilatory, and that ha mo-
ny will be restored to the divided ranks Of the
democracy. If So no obstacle will be inter
posed by the Administration, in the way Of a
reconciliation. This opinion is generally enter
tained at Washington by the knowing ones, and
was not weakened when the Union published
the Chicago speech Of Judge Douglas, entire,
and without comment.
, 1858-12-31

CHANGE IN owSERsHIP OF SEA-eoNG STEAMERS
The California Steam Navigation Company
have purchased the steamships Pde.fc and
Brother Jonathan (alias the COmmodOrs from J.
7. Wright, with the intention Of placing or con.
tinuing them on the northern coast route. What
effect this will have on the competition for trade
with the steamers Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's vessels, remains to be seen.
, 1858-12-31
Shingle Machine
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.

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viz: pure and unadueraed article, and aalumng no
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Boston and the Western Cities has been pronounced b
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The London Clnb-IIouse Gin
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The London Ciub-IIouse Gin
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up and sold as AROMATIC ScEElDAN scuNhrPs, &c.
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