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sfsea comu.,oS MesSS.n,s for Of F:ait. and
EoISes 70 CoSsresois o. F.Rn PsopUes.Pl: Up every
ss "a mes SSs -. Ms. a e count and Of
Also bill Of PARTICULARS iIs e II one p~sAse nak-d
Bl always send By mail with notice wien I'D now
FOrseIes Berries Frai'; 30 where pt'ssse.
So retained and .mAios Of ST. 10 v GEN. O:neI Fam
SrorATross are for .se. Of good Produce good order
wsoe.Ie Farmers realize .-d DO: Jolbers sPesls
sr.' priee. ..os.
= good State days reeePts e;ns &C before nfei
iee uyss this were unusually gbi tuc vera Of re
jose II he unvs. should - large ;be aiyace
wOsd Hrobasy 20. b sustained od sI ne%iy o.. O.
tr for seOd Old some 'Inan arrivals OF new are selling a. q'
Butter eny brings hshe., qa Ors When perfectly made aud
sw-e'' N ANAL, res; psolAs-s; We qso.s; 70 70,
Nc s,se...........25 al lohO Western IL ala
Esss oss y s......- q silFaL % Prime, nsw...7 q
Bay 70 Priaes c.a..... q 81 ordin.ry .!
Nt.rs-As 'oia from ma,ie boats ~ wboese butchers
Bet ice. sool n. s.a !. Ps,s sis =
ss.i src...e: svssi Caves, i've weigh: a s.
Lys PccLrsY-w. quot:
ss:;. 81. !; Is 6ssi. = Ss. raj % al 5
rcssTsI-B, The g;;es e 4. = p = We q.o.e;
49, s. j. : s SS,s. ss:,: e.
's s.st ssS sso:w. qoo.. 10" S'as TF-' t. al .
wa Gee: si "a. g, s9S.' W. =;
csrIs- . p4a:.. $ 8 ;::::..:.:;::. IS 50
Yscs-Ths coctnue bs.s reaching
,psrkst 6uns week BY the Ere Railroad. haye h. d.
slips psioes lors ,lDealrf each have sup
800 te wet po.1t hsd been reached increased qusn
ks,, steadily Ioed down he pSi,e Wsern Ess
h-r.Ae pcns in condition than heretofore
-. nov restore he distinction Of locality Oar ta,
s,e., A.. shou, lc lower than lAs week We qaocel
Nv he s.rrsL psoked Ia cat straw N God orcer
Ssv..1 and L.. I,l.nd f,sh small paoksses ~ oT
LAIo-In snail tubs II. Gle Y ~
RsLLow-lole q 70
sEEswAx-ScdS2e. n. ..,,n
HIDrs-Beef Green Country, Trimmed =. 9't, Y 10. -
Por.rors-1he market flooded I'D P1e.s are at9li 90
hi lower than Of l.st The Aiv~, auHs ISs
Nova Scotss Of co onsh e~c' So
nj. AID has by se Erie road and The SSh RS.i nAkns al
ever bbls TIE shippers u common s h9n q. "e
Ions uopry badly Uny the beat wAemeA iei F0Atee
vii bas che b.svy cot Of vSospor o@ TIE We.srn sAH
MERGERS standard vuieties Whi'e fSkeye are nay
:. sosd ana tbe night so being in demand for
ed higher than either vAne'y - nus nlaiAe
ssed Kee B1s from Ssndsky Ohio, having pns san sitn
vht~ meat introduced under strong recommend lons ron
Sp.rert pAr. They good Poss.o be- WIN me p'e,I
Qocts:
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Family MaYkeriua.

The following table gives the retail prce Of the pr-
sPal articles Of Farm Produce n Washington Market,
o. Wednesday, April IS:
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BY Telegraph.


Baltimore
The .h Marie Louis., from Boston for PhadslptA sss
dry =,
The sckr Isaac Acbcrn, from Rookapd for New frt ""
lime ashore on Tom Snos and has bised Grew saved
An vi sno~r sehr ssbo, the reef south de o. Ae
board.
Ihs storm was very severe yesterday In the Vineysrt
NOhfOLk pm 3-Arr schr Eliza Lsston. hsu oss''V
towp c. nor New York with navel lost dect -
Ine rsamship Huntsville from Savannah for hewioh
put N htre short of coa. ,,-,..
NLW-ORLEANs. April 2-An. steamship rh'sseP-7
rom New-fork via Havana; ship Logan, New Yofh
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plSH-The arke. fr ell ki1it has ssn .apsed no Js
be- prices ave UNCHANGED Dry Cod firm 81 io
Bank AID handsome Georges be alter are Ia sn slpps sn1
he ssb.- prices compared with Bsrk VIII peny Mscs
ere. are active bLtbe s.ock night and pieces re fiy
No pacusry nominal in pnce Picked snd
Smoked he,.s extremely eie: 6: or q!-ia-ens w
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Movement. Of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.

p,vn. ,s,msrs leave this port the ID. 7h, l2th I'M
I'D mn 81 .sch onth and Cbaeston, c. on the "a ne
ieh R.tvnue they due here respectively 90 NE s "
"a SIR via Charleston The 18th aud 3lst Of each ~ e
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or -CAKE-The demand i AZ but .he spIIy Luted.
City Thin Oblong is goo. demand h. 10 ~ IL bis Thia
Comfy is rsl
POrlTOES-Tere tsve been receipts Of new crop Der
1ds noticed last Wednsdsy ;houfh Two OF three
CARGO, are COW Overdue OF domestic dn. and plenty
90 2 hu.h for Nova Ssos Mercer. OG - Is for "eern
d. + o. bb TO- Jersey do. 81 75d 81 or Nsste-n beds
asa IS Is for Csrter. and 81 80 3 bo. fJr Jlres
PLASTER-Llmp inactive CaoIed is ell .oed a; 3 .
ptb
PROVIsIONs-The PORK market s lower tnd lees active
with few sellers the d"ir the a1isas ho.
tIA sales iC0 bills a. IL ~ for Mess s. t3I Clss
: % fol Thin NJ ss II tor Prime Mess, and l5 SD 10 -
Pine Beet firm and good demand for the home trad
the ss f5 bbl $50 SO 80 t- Cou1.y Prime
so 80 $ 50 for 90 Mss S.. foT Repa sed Wet
Mes and l4 - for do. Lsl Il firm AID IL
demand ses Of ESQ bbls. aid -. III D., including 81
hb Pine l.c aud 400 bbs. Prime Steam n
500 A. He and $40 9c. Beef Hams sy sales
g tts cocd &c Ea;ish Middle. sales .n.l a. C.
dl. Ne,terr Bacol; We hear of 3 Ibid, . re, Meets
sre lower Ino rather q.. sales of =" Ll. a. e lie or
Shrdes AID safe fo Hams Bl.isris il fs- !q,s At Ia
Il, and Is 2ic fo Cneee ssbe A. 0G9
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OlLS-iLe Iqdry 70: OIL ko.s IL C,e; a. ne N nec
r. %" Whale Is rsin-r qe b. p1res without f1rt.r
char o p ~ BIDS ined aui god h@ y a.
equal So. cs.h 20 PM sdepha In R.ned Wat:
bea-hed o. COZ gsiCas &c. 'htne
article 10 freely offered New Bedford a. o. Code sptEm l.
quiet and tArno BE- quoted y although small 'ae Of
made st.he Fast the pa,t nigh Sc 81 =
e sa5n cash. Refined 10 seue down % ,1is prce now
Liused generally he'd by he crshes t-y tsaoy-
b ui.h sales - 400 "a Ions a. i b.. spn
detroIs pfze AID paths anxious n tk' rod OF
been taking the market down by Offering pNc"'
this however cznrO. regard ccr9n 81
The market md rq1iry tina, little eau be bad
below quoted aud j. but justice > he cu-hef %
say rhey prh, to-
LAID Oil qls nniy held a. s10 s5c ard
Olive 10 IL moderate dens1d with -.les Of -
asks l0q = u. 2 gallon s9d some $40 baskets arts
az edr3 months pints worth - ~ - . lied
o. is dull az 4j distilled. snd &C., months for ssponhed
Tsow Oh qnet 81 e ~ cs,h Palm OIL contin lsosud
nominal 10 Cod has beer in sfers.e
req1e,t Of 70 bbs Newfo ntand arrive. a: Z y e'
cab We quote small sales nom II Sfrttt al CO., q Bank
So, ana Shore al So. 4 gallon, ms We qlo:s:
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Cbiidrsn', Trsm..e1 Coat I'D and G-s "a Boots 81 a q"
BEESWAX-Amei- Oh Y..low -ou'nles Ie.i 49, '@'' Z"
Prime ., So -esh. -, .- T., 49,.
COTTON-Tbs market j. firm AID far o'ae' e CONG
.s - 200 fas IT,. e1E.r. since IL leh nv Das 'e"u
IA ia. yjl 70 Lverpo, 2G2 Gas ~; Cronsait,
3j5I Rr. o.s The sales or oe same plod 49," paes
i,,I.dlnf 7OOO in iIalsit- We &. r a. 'oHc~':
NFW-yoEy Cl1ssIFfC.TIOT
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Disassers, &c.

MONTREAL April S-The ship Pride Of Canada sshors 81
Ned Island Iae steamer Napoleon, Admiral and joan >"
hepze have scDe 70 her sssistspce
By telegraph 70 Enwood Wlssf ssS
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LEATHhRTle ipqay ;'nte1s A.! ere ,l re.


sod u pr.yae terms 7oc.. 5.. ot ltc y o.
IATIiS oo1'in h. moGerat. rec eat e. :. 10 e NJ
LEAD-P- no. been very ou!-' ne pa, W~'s -
ArsTcsD 81 - Spanish aud G-Ensa R-nEed 8, =
st 25 Bar sells &c. T. cent and sseet sIa Ppe a %
LUNBEREssteIn sprnce ard Pine Timber CON n4H-s -
g. feet ne 'sr.o. 4.
DOLA sSES-Tts nSrss. . fa'. n o oHy tr'I 80 D.
Or IN. ulye-I favor. Of > tc C-ts M~sco@s -
3D. ,
dsmsnd AID tie mke q. d. c.o.e il iii-y bet'-f ne
ssie ia lc~ 10 bills SCI eTe-lg ~ e. ~ c-G-i a.
oa-b 10 DO .or shomeu. 10 fs.op@ = ~ - cJ, -
M n uer. sr.sbe order sold o. the va.f . -; - CO.
pOor CONDITION o.; &C., 2 do. IA ode, q ~ ~9u
80 de- hipprg a. cong ysl 3. 43a D. an
"a aaa'sL- shippinE concon. C-de cor'i-ss 10
Tive :. IS = zn Con.m01 R1sln IL rsine. qcl., o.
ri firmly s-'aDd o. go bbs. sfos, e. o. -
so delivered By v"ss~. The medium fte. n- w
ie. ut rcss gDchAn sed ne stock Of al snd 9n
ts!.s of 10 b6s Medium 30. a. = 81 Z ~ r. ns qa-
les are in sooc request bu the AGht sok Offering DOS
M Of sre trau,sos prices re high ne saes in ID -
bss Whit OpeqDe e. . 2ja - 50. mostly ne ir'ile ne
aud 30 White "a crop 80 3 - = The new c''y
in very ,lowly; ohoe wond resely oomm.rd
here. Tar j. qris. but l "a - 81 II ya;d aud ~ -
q Tor Wilmington seected delivered from yard Pitch 10
s.sdy ~ g. g. b.; small parcels command rore money
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April 3 AT 40 g. ion So .; No. GTosIed ship xessi,
french, hence for Hsyrr 24h of Ssut1ckrt snsS $50
Bal ssp bound Z. by pilot Doe; Moses H. 6rnnsl No
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N lclIf -''''''''''<
~ cosyEE 10y ic dcor l. ,~ Of esn 'e g.
al 10 The Of 81 Kind, 10 50 600 ncuiIs 'o RIO and
lava wh,s = r....ls az! sisra Abo .......ii az
Rio ,s 70 pue...loI al iJsr2a;a
Re oTdinuy ia, II ~ . ~ 10
CANDLES dsman.1.e conrqe ID hsneed me irgn'Fy
hgi. al ia &c. S.e2n command 17G4s@ PaI sP"n ~
coALbe demand for do,c ia. setn fir FOR ne so. s
Der and for car,oes y - aoG c,ar7e has ben FAR -
ioS.t H. adysn.sqe BE s5k very The spdrR
ae, e reiqh O. Pennsylvania CsDas We Lderand sre
fEn'Ge.D' by M mo 81 6sasi 3 and By b,
o' 2@o ~ from yard a. - 5Gt' Le business ma. PEI
foreign coal aid euo-soLs wood De Nc s"'d" - me
CoPPFRvew sDe,.npg is sbede es'ier email sales IL
suits a. s. enc. Yellow Meta s,etdy &c, x months
iut the auiry limited Refined Ingoi dull moiese saes
e bf@V GoD 1sG is Se1 % Sic Boz are steady al
months ola she,aiDg remains quiet a. "a ~ cash.
one limited snd hensrset buoysny stL ueh under ,-
.S f. %fa ss aa bsSns s Lsxo5d &c
Jamaica sswood e2 10 o. IoOy y, % osS = s
s.pan 45 and 5000 tuns Of B-i"ooa Or
EHRTHENwARE-A trade sale Of shout goo pkes to-. psce
this morning at the If Messls D. Moor CO. whom
syisr5 ~ piyers Higher pices drained for
goods than have been re,fet a AUCTION 9f aEsy o. e
ably lower thar the Dealers in EafthenTare spf"at
20 aoins b,te7 business and as the nake: nst ~
ocked with cratet we nay now oof 10Y eontinel 30
for This sac has et: very good io ssioL
t1e ake, tssT prices being obtained than 1 ad ~
the N R1ine - =,
FFATHERs-A small 10; G. Western Live Gesse sd a. -
cash
FLOUR AND MEAL--T5e inquiry for Weston CacG Flour
f- mainly for home -sde ard British Pro7tn ana n"
market irregular SuperfDe S,se is 10 email ock and shade
better while low grades Of extra Oho are ease 70 Is
The arrivals aee and the good brands are sady ne
sales bills 25d IS for superne State - =
do 81 25G 81 80 for siPet9e n Sua AZ
Mbigan 81 81 rs fsr extra do. 81 55qS 70 'oE u
mon 10 GOOD extra Hoop Oho o. goa S. 80 r good 70
choice do 81 80 "a for s. Lis ex.rss Family st'as
SfQ@7 2 and s51s6 81 for GeDesee Canadian rloq
Nihou; much hanee the supp b &C. snd ;ho tads
,re que scarce tales of ESQ tbs II ~ fo' supeIce anc
JQ 80 for extra Southern -Four IS with sY
rs.n the il fsr for the home tide and tn~
America be sales 5J0 bols 81 6od 81 81 ~: Itea %
,r15 l-d. Batmo-e g. and 81 asa SO Is II the be.ter
srad-s-th latter an extreme Rye Fouris ani:e rn me
Mesl i. small sok and s f-mer sales o: 80 pbs 8. $50
IS IS fr Jersey B-ardywLe and rcheonss
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| MHArrsr ALnAsAc,... TaIs DAY.
sun-ai.es.... 3:el sets.-... $50 Mooo--Rsss. -
| giSH wArks......r THIS bAT.
Sandy Heck. 7 Gov. fsrd 3:4fn Hell Gste. .H'S
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PORT

For 10 Week s7Gfno WEDNESDAY. Api 2, 1889.
TO1.L RECEIPTS CATTLE KINDS, FOR IhE WIKI.
According the reports from he several mate.psoes in the
CIV tbere have been received this week:
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Lave W-iEht. De.d " "a
Firs, quality corn-fed .srge .Ie......4d5. TAI!

Sale Of Hogs for The week ending A5rl 4 By Miles Bar
et Commission Merchant No 80 Washrston stree 7or
n. Tpsle. Ohio IT'S ro.f.d Hoss go. IA price 81
Danny Owen Delaware Co o. 5o corrt-d Hlg' Az uo.
Ss price SIC Same owners $50 c0rafrd Hog l5I
pro. 7OoOc c H.ce9r an Marion Co. o. Ito corrsed
Ecss $50 price 81 z Powell, Haron Co, o. -
f.d HoEs 49, prize !: Sssr' Mo~hoase vi
~ coruf,d Hcs, gro is price So % J. Simon. 0hio
y. corrl.d Hog. go ~, pIics 3; Lizzie De Long
Guthrie Marion CO o 2S6 ccrrfed Hogs gro IA price
4sOoc Same er ~ coTn-f.d Hsgs, III price
'a- ssre $50 coTufed Hogs 49, price 81
y. Cr-gh. Indiana $50 cornf-d Hogs $50 81
W Galloway rdAra 2a corr ed ioss ,y-rgs gro.' weight
So C. Thornoruu led Ict led
weight ts 70lc I. brouEh lad la8 coTnfe1 go
sy.rgr ~tisht 40 SIC. :. J. Wolfe Knox Co. Oh1
Hces weight l6 s. tC0r: Hurst
Cochran Ofo 1853 fed Hogs weight Is sc
Pets. M.rion Co Ohi, j0l cornf-d Hoss sros
~lht l99 Sic E, corl-f,i Hog.
weight l6, Sc " J...s, Ind, "a enIp-f- Hogs.
wesht i6' sllH~; " Henre, SwYort - oorn-f-d
Hoss. average sre" weigh. l69 sc. Total, S,2S
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finds continues cutie limited. bot
Herie.n e In light sapply, and 10
ace VI Dressed o. ITiess IslSinS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28
AS SHE EXPECTED.

During the transit Of railroad
train through the Big Tunnel near
Richmond, in accordance With the
usual custom, a lamp was lit. A ne.
gro accompanying her mistress, had
sunk into profound slumber, but
just as the lamp was lit she awoke,
and, half asleep, imagined herself
in the internal regions. Frantic
with fright, she impIored her Maker
to have mercy on her, remarking
at the same time, "the devil has got
me at last" Her mistress sitting
in front of the terrified negro, was
deeply mortified, and called to her
-"Mollie, don't make such a noise;
it is l, be not afraid" The poor
African immediately exclaimed: -
'Oh, missus! dat you; jest what |
'spected; | always thought if eber !!
got TO de bad place, / would see you
dar." These remarks were uttered
with SO much vehemence, that not
a word was lost, and the whole Car
became convulsed with laughter.
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Wise anu qtbermise.
Peter Funk OutWitled.

The Providence Journal Tells a
story Of a shre~d countryman of
Greenwich, who went to New York
the other day on business, and drop
ped into mock auction room on
Broadway. The auctioneer was sell.
ing "a splendid gold watch belong.
ing to an unfortunate young man
who mus. have the money at once
1t Was none Of his business, but il
Was a shame to see SO valuable "a
watch sell so low. Rhode Island
looked at the watch innocently, bid
$50, the hammer fell, and the watch
suddenly went into his pocket. The
smiling auctioneer took the double
X with infinite suavity, and said,
"allov me TO put the watch 10 paper
foryou." 81 thank you; l will take
it in my pocket But We always
like to have the watches sold here
packed properly 81 have already
got it in my pocket, and / don't
want it in paper AS he passed
towards the door, another Peter
Funk approached him with an air Of
indignant virtue, and said that he
could not stand by to see man
from the country so outrageously
imposed upon. This was a mock
auction, the watch was q pinchbeck
not worth dollar, and that be would
aid him in getting his money back
Yes" was the answer, Il have heard
of mock auctions, and / have heard
of Peter Funks, and l haze TRADED
an matches about sir gears" He
walked off and sold the watch fol
sixty-Gve dollars.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28

CURE FOR Couch OR HoARsENEss.
"A correspondent of the Charleston
Coulter gives the following:
Chip up fat lightw wood, and put
a handful of the chips into pint
of common spirits. A teaspooniul
in wine glass on going to bed
will cure hoarseness; and if taken
three times a day, or whenever a
cough is troublesome, it will effect
a speedy cure. A few chips thrown
into hot shovel, and the odor breath
ed, will be found serviceable in
lung complaints, and calculated to
relieve asthma. This is much cheap.
er than "Cherry Pectorals," and
equally efIicacions.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

IN pursuance of a decree of the Chancery
L Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
made at the August term, 1858. in the case
of B. L. Melear and wife VS.. Thomas B.
Hines and Others, will sell, on Wcdnes-
day the list day Of December, 1858,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on a
credit of one, two and three years. that VAL
UABLE TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
the estate OF Henry HINES. dec, kown as e.
eanor Kime's Dover tract. lying on the waters
of Cane Creek, and containing from 24O to
264 acres. Said land will be sold subject to
the right of dover of the widow of Jefferson
Hines, dec. now Mary l.. Wilson.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchaser.
and a lien retained upon said land until the
purchase money is paid.
x. FARQUHARSON,
Oct. 81, 1s56--4t. CM. d II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28

TNHE subscriber takes great pleasure in
Il commencing bis successor as every way
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the
public; and while he would b,speak for the
new firm liberal share of custom II their
line, he would also most sincerely return bis
thanks for the liberal patronsge-t the old firm
have received. And las, though not last
he would call upon his old friends. assuring
them the day of reckoning has come. hoping
at the same time they viii lot be slow to Gene
up with the cash to balance of those old az
counts and notes against them in Diemer s
Hamptol'S favor.
Sept. 2. NJ p. HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28

How To Know COOP BEEF.-Tbe
grain Of OK beef, when good, is
loose, the meat red. and the fat in
cliued to yellow. Cow beef, on the
contrary, has a closer grain, a
whittier fat, but meat scarcely as red
as that Of OK beef. Inferior beef,
which is meat obtained from lifted
animals, or from those which had been
too old for food, may be known by a
hard Shiny fat, dark red lean, and
10 cid animals, line Of horny text.
ure running through the meat of the
ibis. When meat pressed by the
finger rises up quickly it is consider
ed as that of an animal which was in
its prime; when the dent made by
the pressure returns slowly, or re-
mains visible, the animal had proba-
bly, past lis prime, and the meat con.
sequently must be of inferior quail
ity.
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farm ann Garhsn.
The Chinese Sugar Cane.


am receiving frequently requests
for information touching the working
of the Chinese Sugar Cane: several
letters on the subj ct are row On my
table. AS | have not time 20 graft
fy all in Ms, answers, | have con-
Guided TO send FOR your paper the
substance of my last letter on that
sutjec', and shall refer my correspon.
dents 10 yO.w paper.
1st. The cane to have fair trial
should be ripe; seed hard and black,
two upper blades turning brown and
stalk becoming yellow.
ID. A soon as your juice is out,
and before yOu put it into The boiler,
put to bushel about pint (not
more) cream of lime, stir or churn
it up, let it stand few Minutes, 3
or 4, then through a seive or sea
weed fabric strain into the boiler.
Sd. Boil fast--sKM! SKIM while
scum rises--this is indispensable in
having neat product of either mo-
lasses or sugar; if sew, raj boilers,
use one for finishing and boil in the
other, lift and pour with the dippel
if likely to boil over; lessen the
heat TO the finishing vessel as it thick
ems; give time, when the crop from
the dipper strings or forms a sheet
along the edge; lessening the heat
still boil, but do not scorch. You
cannot, as in making sugar from the
tree. dry off your mass sugar, but
TEEN off the we'll boiled molasses
in a wide wooden vessel, set in q
cool place, and give time for the crys-
tails 10 form--my books say, if slow
in forming sprinkle small portion
of sugar, and then the process will
go on.
4th. Drip the mass, when crysta-
liked, through canvass sack or bag;
The drip is the best molasses.
In making molasses, should they
sour or foam, boil them over as the
ladies do their preserves--it is per-
feet cure, and an actual Improvement.
NoTE.-In making sugar, the
juice, when about one-third boiled,
shonld be filtered through the dust
Of black focal Of bonesl these
have we ever used but made beau
tiful sample OF brown sugar last year,
and have now ID one of our molas-
ses kegs settings in abundance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28
IRS0lyent Notice.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk of
l. the County Court of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, upon the suggestion of the admins
TRAITOR Of the estate of William CLARK, 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 authentica
ted, on or before the 9TH day of March.
1859, for pro rata distribution, or they will
be forever barred.
B. F. HUDSON, admir-.
Sept. 16, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28

Barnum being at a dinner one day
with Albert Smith, at the Albion,
Albert said to him, on the removal
Of the cloth
why, don't you drink. Barnum?'
"No, thank you, Mr.. Smith," said
the great show man, who to his other
merits adds that Of being tetotal.
er; 1--we had very good dinner,
and if you're disposed to stand any
thing more, will take it, if you
have no objection, 10 cash."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28
Chanccry Sale of Land.

VN pursuance of decree of the Chancery
Il Court Of Lincoln county. Tenn, made at
the August term 1858, in the case of L. r. w.
Crane aud others, VS.. james Richardson and
others, l will SELL on Friday, the goth
day of November, 1853, (after the sale
of the Freeman land at Glidewelfs,) on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on credit of
one, two and three years,a TRACT OF LAND
belonging to the estate of William Sorrels,
dec, containing about $50 acres, except that
portion assigned to the widow for her dover.
Said land lies in adjoining tracts, on the head
waters of Cane and Norris Creeks, in Civil
Districts No. 5 and 10, purchased of A. Flack.
James Rutlege, B. F. Harkins and A. G. Gill
bert-see their deeds FIR description. e
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchaser,
and lien retained upon the land for the pun
chase money.
R. FARQUHARSON,
Oct. 81, 1S58-4t. CIR. d NJ.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-28
Chancery Land SAL.

IN pursuance of decree of the Chancery
IL Court of 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, will sell, on the premises,
on Monday, tie 22d day OF NovcEa-
Der, 1883, to the highest bidder. Cd 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
being part of the land conveyed to him by Al
exander Wiley. containing about "a acres.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchaser,
and lien retained for the purchase money.
r. FARQUHARSON.
Oct. IA, 185S-4t. GU. d N.