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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
HURRkH FOR THE STEAM CAR !

THHE subscriber after go0d deal OF Trouble.
IL has succeeded in getting the ire harness
horse (Bay Champion) from Rochester. New
York, for this season only, and now has nm Nh,
st his stable. FIVE miles North OF Fayet,sTlIle,
on the Shelbyville Turnpike, where The sd-
mirers of this fine horse can have BIS servl-
ces to limited extent at the low price OF
fifteen dollars the season.
RAY CHAMPION is perhaps the best bred
Messenger horse now to De iound' styilSn-
blood bsy. with black legs. name, and tail, OF
fine size and uncommon bone and muscle.
with as good a disposition as any horse tnat
lives.
For more minute description and Pedi-
Gree. see bills, which will be out in . few
DAYS. l.. L. SIe'Nh.
March 10, 1885
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24

The Mayor of Damopolis, Ala, has
been forced TO resign. He is charged
with being in league with assassins,
inceDdiaries, robbers, &c. A very
bad feeling exists there. and mob
violence has been prevented with
difficulty. Fl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24
DTS5oLUTToN-a

DY mutual consent, the firm Of Disnser q
A1 Hampton. Druggists. has this dav dis
solved partnership, the latter having sold ont
his interest to Mr. VIM A. Miles. the Clerk
Of the old firm: ard the business viii hereaf-
ter be conducted by the new firm Of DIrxER
& MILES, lat the same old t:and.v
Sept g DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24


4. A CHILD WHIPPING MINISTER
We clip the following item from the
GAINESVILLE Times:
An examination is in progress be-
fore Justice Doty of this city, in the
case of the State VS.. Chas. NJ. Drake.
1t is alleged that Mr.. Drake, who is
clergyman, and who took one Of
the children brought to this place
some time ago by the society called
the Home of the Friendless, Of the
city of New York, has been guilty
of great cruelty to the girl who was
left with him. 1t appears from the
evidence of the girl, who is about four
teen years Of age, that be whipped
her so cruelty that the scars are
plainly visible upon her person more
than year after the whipping. and
that permanent injury was done to
her person and health. s4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24

The Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun writes: ut is
said, on apparently good authority,
that the President has determined
TO call the next Congress to meet on
the first Of October. Should this be
done, it is probable that a continuous
session will be held till the following
January, allowing for a iortnight's
recess during the Christmas and New
Year's holidays. Still it is possible
that events may render the presence
of the legislative body at an earlier
day. As Congress has refused to
confer powers upon the President
even for the protection Of American
interests abroad, they may probably
be called together to act themselves
upon The subject when it shall be-
come necessary, as it certainly will"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-24

AF1EhNOUN foESSlON.
The Convention met according TO
adjournment, when after short de-
lay the Committee on Resolutions
submitted through Hon. Andrew Ew-
ing, their chairman. the following re-
port:
Resolred, That the Democratic
party adhere with unchanging faith
to the principles heretofore adopted
in their conventions in regard to a
strict CONSTR ction Of the language
of the Constitution, giving powers to
the differept departments of our Fed
eral Government, and that they be-
lieve most of the evils developed in
our system Of Administration have
arisen from a fail1re in the practice
Of this fundamental rule in its inter-
probation.
| RESOLVED. That tariff for Sere-
nue. alone is the true policy Of the
country and q correct exposition Of
the power Of Congress on the subject
Of indirect taxation. The amount
necessary for revenue will vary with
the necessities of the Government,
but the principle itself is iinmutabIe.
Resolved, That the acquisition Of
the Island Of Cuba is, Ia our opinion,
eminently desirable for the safety,
happiness and prosperity Of our Re-
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Uern3ernu9 geeen EenerSaefabr.
Associated Firemens-insurance,

s." associated Firemens-insurance,
~ SSa 3 atttmont es = tzF .tE. q.
9tr 4 South nabe 8altimnreltrabe. sss.
CtrsttUrtana Der Eaffoettttsr 8tatrmaa4a
80 tGefungs~WsfelIf9 aft VI. fanratlt G8 tic
it@ ~ eSm 9titlfaaftsl0tale Der GGmpdanie, Str.A SSutbar
UNI que ITfta pRn &PplttattOntn iur @araaeruna bpn bafRtf
astMsn q : 9Ds5ernet (Brams)i 36ufarn 9DerthdttCu ueus
@ Nasta SDaarsnIa9srn, 9austqliangS- 9erdtbf% dfttn
Vtpos'n tpTtt cut aaes fCuftBi @tgtnfbliu sesen biz n h
rt6eR yrs n y r ntse8snsrnebmeu.
. II, Sob. 81. ID . ore, 1tGFbent.
~td4tu -EE ~ t+ >a Spb. DufetGrt, @e,
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1Obml1oae amfprance Mpp,,s

S~T*SsA2'sS NS|ssTbEG1sSS VhpUfsaS
Jto. IS SecenbItraBe.
Teuers W1Grtncz sils6 2ebcnss0ScrCA s.
~ 1llnos=S ~Cfspa0uien.
@ Stderfte une t~eftse Gpmpaante.
Serli6erun98>@O np, Der YaleD BON Yiroinien
nit 100000 6 1pital
2pnbbur9-Serliderun98 Comp ron Oslrojnien
nit 5000, 900 capital
Nl6etnarGe 0etliderunaS, Comp. ron 8iratnien,
nit 100000 Capital
Gborter Saf=8erftder Comp. bon SartFcro
nit $3.50, Capital ~
security Serltderung8 Comp, BON Stem Sort,
nit 1870, Capital .' e g.
pbenrr@SerIiderunaSs@omp ueu ReD>y)oYf. B,
nit $500, 900 Capital
Jielolute 8erliderunQS Comp. BON VensOort.
nit $4,000 Capital
Wtcntdnf Verliderung8 Comp. BON Weps0 ort.
nit 100000 Capital
YeW gBcrlo Uerli6er. Comp. ron Wemj Oprf
nit $250,0OO capital
Mercautile Mutual Woriue.
nit $1,000 900 GabttoI 'Haat@
8ereini9te Staateil Qeben8s 0erIidernno g.
NIT 81 ,250,972 Capital
WCrtbern Nliurlnce Comp. Of Qpuopn
nit 81, 194,ll1 CAPITAL.
Die DbFr tfrneriten &Dmpognie II ino 3n Der Q,tlatct,.
hes GtaateS Wtdrblanb dutbGriitit anb 1enfrt '
Ote pene benz unterSei6netsn re2rGle ittrien GDnoBoonissn 4
pabtn mtrfltH DerfG bGrek Gdpta[ sun pollen Ssen ~
Wetidg, perdutpprtlia fir bic 3ntlunl . Irrina, y
WertAtrAn8s pflcen pareen a%uegsae6cn nnb gSrInas
PHhH'IV sr1SS' 4hOs. y SDbnfUn,
8re6. " fu nj SarpebDr. eant7t
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49, Jas. R. Flemming's
So Wbrleiale uno Retail it, ~
g E j. e + 9 t . e

~ OHLASJAIN I%hN ~
g E j. e + g t . i
10. l21 NDrSs5 igb1r. nobe @asfr. Baltimore.
Ser ltntersetduets fmpftblt Der @nlmtrtfamfstt Der 8dute
sn Eager ron ~ tes e.a.s
Is Stie1el. uno Sdub.0eoer, %
q sIdss Or fur bic tefe aadiitdt earanttrt abfrssist bag lein'
Treffe ottpts Mae befriebt9tn plGe ttm tprP 8unb daft en-
psnSfn0 pDGsn. @r fSmsi@elt f@,, bas ttr istnt laneta0rtee
Srfotrunaen int teeer8efhdft ur6 fetne 6nnfigen @fnrtAtun'
eer fir fe s atrttattO n gpn Stitfel. ntS Stubteter tn
Sen etaab fss', dne til fsin 8a8 falasenSe aftitel IN etfter
! 3 n ei9 Wieperla8e.
our geeuewl dfeit unferer 6anban tn Der. 6tat ppiat BABE
"a rim 3met8e GeTaaft in Np. $50 8rCGbwap etabltrt5 aapc
d itbtr.sit Gin grOScs AFUrttinsat aaer 0Drtsn Seber tut
Sdubrnadert ais se 49, $50 '.r e~. 80"
sobl> unS Sberlebery fransTf(6s nno amertfani'
lhe aaltisle, Ynfr Upper, BntterI GtnfaB'
(Binbing) mnb Safpalle t9IarDcep) Gele
bdtts, uni. Mues az isbr btatasnt @reifs uab annebnbaren Be
~btneunssn uertanfe. at..ea 80 &C.,. 49, - .
EGz- @aittr upsrS ia alien Gr68eu -uno bar tefet Aualtta
dnD aets I'll ten b~tai8fen greifen gu bdten~s "4 1881
-e s.~% a.#l~l IS nj 81. SIGrr III n g, s-.
II 80. 12l AprSe0tAGfr. Hn5 sf,
a SdnA tIsaa.. .sa -.a SEP. $50 8rpdAWap 8fuSpGtut.
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~ Sur beIonoeren &etliltntBrldbnle.
@tnp anterers unb @eiiente .fpltsa fe9r Dprf6tt9 fetn, eos
lite TIRE Bilctte tdufen unb fplten %btsiel6fn nur pan iPl9 en-
a~neefeGtet 8eanteu faufen, peI@e Spn ttrent 9ebnlte lsben
ni@t abr SDn @dtlFrn ober 8ptf@entrG8ern, ba fe ipnt oet
I@efdbr a~uSeefest fnb, bsf6ptnbelt su tperten unb tgr sen
IuihlUuf %anS1ebeu.5 - a% &lI4@ E8&U t~T@
ta Ourhfabrts>B iQette
mao Gaen 8brIen bss gpefens Rnb 81 BADEN bel
u - @b. a.. GtISebrdnbt,
~ @enRGl~ 6 mtgranten>Ngent bar BdlttItGttsunb
S6fgsGtenb6tn.
San8o,1S Nr. 90, Tbanle8ftr., Baltimore.
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o. H. MERCHANT TAILOR
NA ..' UNI f~aIbtpnab(er SIeiberlabsu.
s. 0alfter S 8rm6cr,
= i Merchant Tailor.

@de Ucn Dapette nnp Sarrti0liffrah.
itrtn Sreunbsa, fOwte. benz beutlden gublifum Inn al
.gemetnen an, bab fe tets bic befen beutfAen unb from,SGsmsn
Sp6e, 8OdSttn, 0~affmters nnD ale SOrten Stpfe fir Som
~rtertetber an 5onb bGben. 5erren, tuelde einen bIbfden Wn.
iuB wnnf&en, perpeu prpmpt amb tiat9 bebtent.
~ Gurnfetber wtrbtn BON benz beffen &tVf auoeferttnt.
(Nat22.S1
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Equitable Btuers
8erli6crnugs= Comp,
ShcOrpSrirt 1894.
(Sbdrter oItf iu4tnor
Neue uub biaise
& u p e t G n

. Per AniTSsiGnets bSlt Tets bas sr6Bte Eager DSn3 .
X1pcte1t
bpt benz neuehen, aeEbmddppAten Wtaherf II Q6ben. DarIprs,
Spafsahmmtr, BtTtGs aubtr, &G6leu fm /; ebenfo fetne Seuer.
OOrbs umO gOrbGase 9tnnen, Bltass. 9snettuntftr (eatten)
nnb eRekr 1tenbett, @tnfafbnnb,' Sdnitr unp Quaffen an
5ane, wslGe er gu ben btGiaaea p1ttlsn. erfauft. que, reI6s
iOl&e Saden su taufen wunf6tn, tpnten f4 neine Naarcn
unp bic YrttsIitf't asu%' anteben, ete ie auberswp taufen. "a = a
- Wtllt1 m y. Griffith Z
t94 "t1' t' SIR Is @d9fr,, i~8estnaber Ser 6 briaiiths. U
Observation-Disclosures wsrben auf .Senenune anstferttst unb
Eapetcn BON ben befen Nrbettern f@neG un6 sut.aufsema&t
27N6r36W -& ~
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Sr tprtturs Ane Gambler TT aitem 9BbtsfCy. SranbieS, st.
i1u6re &c. &c. BaIten dfte In ter SaH einiAiaasnbe NtttfeI auf
ease ano partaufn -bielsibsn 81 ben ~ateertsfea SnpUrt- IS
9rtiTtd. Sdh25s6WPt
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ssfu btrfbrtteS |l5gss.J
&~cg1tpepiiCasea &Stffers
ai1A MISUNDERSTANDING

ail8 SblIsa@Jit1Cet saz a.tE g.,
ttIt Qebe Bsf6mtrDeH. (SaIbfant DfspepTs- be0ntf6s Unit
nerg6{e SGfca6e, Dlatal st, Gtrbauung, b~ldbun6tn, AfbrHt
tnutfliat 6dmprrbstbfu, Observation-Disclosures, 3an9eu8ef6par,
rnS GunstnlEbtn, rsIAt vpn 9sber. pber Dtagsnfranttetten
~ttrri6rgL, ufb auf arda!beitea, t5eI4e buT6 ttneE fdDaasL
pber p~er61rbGnea Glaa3n %ntfthcu, Set Mdnncrn ptr huH BIZ
8rouen /. 3. petbl6e S6Td6e~ Sdpiubel, 8lutaubrGni
nod BEN. 6Bpffl g0Iosne Npery tGltt 6rBe. aGGrtsrjcn tn ofn
8ttetcrn. I'm Guden unb IN bft Srgf aUs
Das i4mebtihe StfterS mtr0 te6e gsrfprfun8b bee DtG8tn!f
6~eGstti6th, tnbtm Is ~btnielben 8orft, i'm tn Gbattafctt grpdtt,
unb aIe Sautt aus etlt'Stbe1 srt.sfnt VS. fartt gig Welssl
Gub Qcben6Rtftr GhGrtt biz tnnc, tcntrhrnt buS 5tttern Der
btfDrtert btt SsE6auuttaf II 8ut est gsr1erntfeu Ino Wialp1e
gen, t5Dtet bic @Bufn5ri belt dHc Mtnbs uub W1Ben6tDlt.
siaen, retntac b.}g ~befDrbert Bite g~irCutattOn befdbeA
srtrt unmerttta aae nc 9f9mfrifn ntl" man O' 0'00s''
Dds taNebi(bt 8tttats 1T elm aussp.tpnetes Dlttfi 9f6tn
5teber, gfuhr uns Ggierd. Nls fCldeS bat e. iD bsDdbrtunf
Gspisist be! ben fran8tff9en uno en- eltf9ea 8rupgsn. tn Der
Ertm; mel burA ban @eoraud %bshs!ben, Der auf 8efsbt b,t
@tQB66rlte in bttben Truppentbfiltn ~titGefIbrt tprrbt Der
SttrbltGen ser Spibatea, bs 6iefett lbSartt8en eranfbstttn
ausgeieet wartn, T1 bGr 35 bts .duf1 9rbgPnt rebuctrte.
Dds fGpenifhe gttterS 1T unfrettt9 etneS Der befen%-:het
BeruBtfein In MIR, ba5 Gin Seller rtl6er nctn anS9eetGhe
ts gttters etnmaI Acbtdu9t bat, lid cine SFtht unb @erenu.
aen taroue maGvn wtrb, tafeibt gum 28ebtt istnsr %itt6Gnbtr
DISCRIMINATION uettes ~ t%mPfsbien anb setanattu MAIDEN, II
6nb. 5itrfar lam 10 5uu6efte b0n Seweifen lefsrn:
I'm 8etrigereiep sBber @dddbmingsu Dptsuttn8en. babe Id
tn fsbe Blai@e nsueu Ndtner, ~etublaltu lafen. unh rd9t fc
bee papttr In bas Sic 8IGf8e stHBspideft III, rnene t~tbtnb0n.
bt8e MaIaeneuntgridrtft Bbne DelAe oas Hstttel ntdt Gbt IN,
Set ieber Bldi9e iii clue b~GAtltStBf WebraEdsantcfti uE8 IN
beuti3sr nnb en8Iiider3 9pra6es I'm SrrtbEnteru !%DprSnssu'
gen, Babe IDS j1 t%ererten, oaB Id aEber benz Uben bef4rtebtre
d3sotitn . 3tuErs Gun ug9 EN- 1nperfS nRtfr rem 9letGet
gtatign etreits, ntl6es yptelG unb RefaurattOrsn betttu
fen wtrb, un aussget@uet 9s8en QpsPePita pn6 ytaesnltirn
il ser 4rsis pf {taibt so Gents ptsr 6 6Idgder fir 81. D.
90 beYfauflu Fai bsut aleiuipen @erferttaef
@' @ugen 6. Sd6n:ng,
Deutfdsm AFptbtfrr unb Gttmtttr.
In feiner QPOissis. 9s bef-&de Der ptsrtsl rnb gDHottOu
Qttta 6elPBta. "a
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gbtlabsiptia g. &. Smith NIB Co., Sc. 149, 8. @traB
88nb @ 3 la aR5 296; g reg e. :; 5 5pr &3aanSia gaf'r u ~
aspsgprf @l6ec DUNG, apDttefer, @ds 8pws'" ust 81
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SO Sn Baltimore }u bo6en in @snf, w
Stir u~9}erfeuf III bet Sffce teo3 ,Med
alDpre II. GteFenBoh, SIDE 81 6tl- urb 6angUftar. " #i
IN @telBat5, gD. ass 5aItngrsfr.. unte Qearlfr
SstfFe6 u So CDR Won QtrpOtcr uht @ntifsHr Ntdi3I,
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commercial Buildings, @ay str a7'
Dome Snilranre 50. u. y. s@ asIQdt>
-aF p 81 80 gdarsGaptal $60e,G0. Blal. 4iry .te.
oE b1rtfOrb 6euer Sulnrance Co..
Wddr+@ ahttdl $500,0D0. " ft
NOrtb &meriean 6ener 5EGirance GD. rasaz b.
f... .4D. 8Gors& dpttGl $300OUl .4 .a..s
@t6tntpum une @dte Gaer Irt IN Stdet uaS ednS mil
5tnfnlab ppn ,attnOotsp az (fiOe a5tOfl UsrOta gu pR 6illa.
Sit Ill Geo B. Coale. a>paa
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Bette iredfbe rnb @SWaua StrDbn1atte - ,,I.ss sl4,5aa.
Samuat, 8rusIer,c
3 9Gn unb Sneratn Itppt&e, 9 sAoes as.sls,ee
4t Settude ri upb sRuae 8sri4gen ,ca j :
fpnte @lenDddren. auer Spten.
/ Srbtndre aber aaerte, StDHe far SpfninerDUfrn uhb @S6s
fir 5errsn unb ap6 bic mDbfrnten unb fdanfen Rfetber6sfs
fir 9amen werpsn 5u bsn %btutsaena @ai9zYretie Setfauft bst
' Royston d Bro.1,t - .'f
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N MECBANlCS SAVlN Us BANN H*@
}an Tin as,Gaea mad benz ueusu @ebauSe Der y3ofHmnt, BAR, s.
.gs @de Ypn 8nlttrnDre. ub 81. Paul Strdse.
Jpb1l 8. Grd1e8 prdf6tni +a''"
N& t.i M -tJ4asl- snlet \
gDn'. - 2drrttPh, Hqb. W. prDub Sptn Wlrrpee je.
: p. 70. SDsDeabt SOeh y srron, Gam. Ftri'
2 SdnteS gtarr1tl NDb SDtndns Is o.. 3! Dprfep, -
81, @eOrSe &pgfrs, Nfles gDbtt. Gfarf g. ffrs9
p" Snp. Sd. tWpe, 6. Nealss Reeft @sp. ~. TgIfrh .@.
~ Stsis Bant II t68 d Son 10 btsl Qer fur ben @ntpfaps
Don ScpDittsn aue @us3ablunG BON @eIbern often
Wtlb fam SHn | Dollar aufwartS stnterGeGt arrb.x. Dte9n.
ttrtftn Sstra8en, Vttt prUctut per Sa6r, It, iptrb aussr.
BIN Don BEN usStri@uB ane3Satrt stnf 6 rtrasDtbtbtnte
utter bic D~epOftprtH ~Dertbe!lt. 1920
Summer pom trgsnS inemS stra8t--psrb pnSnbtstbusn
1eteliDaften Dber NNpctdttGnen nt9e9eneenpfnrnen p T"
4 Ber6sttattets 5rauen anb .Witnberfabrtgr t5nnen @tIb In ID.
rem et8ensn NAmen beppntrtn unb tIetbt 6teltlbe duSlbiteEltd
tu iotet staeret i8~erfu0uhg "<figt}An%a 22pq
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Ne'tsr nnS ~aetd,ttoer Tabrptan

SGc1ter nn1 ~Otdttiger TaDrplau
-. Nah benz Weften unp @Hben. raaesAA
1870 Baltimore . trtS ShtG &aSS@Ns6sSS
- fsav sa, GstfefabG htt>l asa s~~82-1sSe
SIN unb mad BEN 10, Npril 1859 eaftn bic 3h9e we fslgt:
lgpn Gdinbsn.GtGttpn 28Gl4trnpte DsrDof3uG 5Onnteee
dusgenpmmsn, UNI T llbr 20 Winuen @prnitta9S unb Ser
|@rprefana mi 4 rtr ) Dtnuien Madmtttsgs. @etbe 3Iae
geb,n nod aaen Sbeiten hes gDeasns nub @srb- aDsitsns in
I6treter Qtnte.
n081Tar @eg g affuqiere. H#5s4o
.NGb alien Yuntten spifdtn 8alttraDrf NIB @tfbmrntnrtme
man tn Z II. 90 sd. @nrnt. .3u9+ 9lEB aaen punitrn aptf6en
. him tsridnb tne 2Bkeettna nnb sHldIeGt @rGftDn u. 9ar!srs<
Itnr8 ben4 uhr . Dttnutcn- BUG RON BslftH0fs.y f.astfee ae
w. Der TBrecertdeN commandments 3u9 .e
IDerldst Baltimore fur 7rfbsrtG unb bic taswifGtu lfsaenpgu
IpIGbe tGGlt6 UNI d ubr IS DR. NdGfn.,t NIT MfSnabft 6s
ISpnntdag unb errtt4t ~S}re6trtd am 740 bee Nbenbs ; btrldft
BoltnUre un II ubr Ditttdea an, .
Der @TttcptfS g. 1ttlisz AccrmtitDbatlon8z 4u,
.gstt t6altt3 NIT Mu8nabnri S6nntdgs hte fplat;
gerldbt standardization I'M 6 II @tprG. II. Is 9ahm-
Uon @ateNtt's Vttls ua 4DNt0r8. ug04a NJ. ~
ea Ndh WaIhtngfon urb bsm Siben.5 au ,,.
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iCDte nm Il. Is 9l. unb b utr 80 3D.. gtabM. .la% tss6l1
An S%Onnta8en UNI AZ HDr D~lprBeEs.5 "e'4@ t'# Raj Ha
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I'M 4,4O unb 80 ubr 8prr. ane,3e unb 6 Is Wibs u-.s.sf
Nn Spnnta8en MUIR 9ta6m. mn 5 u.
fOer jpette unb ptsrte Bug pen Baltimore Il. QDaEbtnatpn
lpetotncen hD nit ben 3nBep Der NnnapUi8s Balm.
iGer tUette uno brittle gag bait aufben 3tpi if enfdttGuen.
Me- 9pf9en 1tdets. Austunft S5abrt u 4. 10. 4cuee n an
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-04


MAIL ARR,xGEMENTs.-The following are
the present Mail arrangements at the Alex
andria Post Office
The Northern Nail viii close. daily, at i and
o'clock. D. H.. except on Saturdays-then at o.
clock. u. m. Taere il mail for Washington City
only, closing at 9p. rn on Saturdays.
The Maii for RicbuOnd, Va, aud all south o'
Richmond, will close L, - n. m and p. IN, ex-
cc,. ,a Sunaavs-:hen At 5! am.
The Mails for tnu OraaEe and Alexandra ana
Manassas GAP Railroads. Warrenton, MiddleHurS'
apd Fairfax c. H.. close daily II, 5s Il. m There
i, no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
days. go
The Mail for the Leeshurg route Will close on
Mondays. Wednesdays. aud Frii"Ss. at p nj
There is a mail for l.eeshurg, via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, closing at . p. IN, on Tuesdays
Thursdays, anl sundays.
The Mail for the Aide route will close at a. IN,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Mai, for the Occ"quan route Will close at
a. m. Tues lays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
at 3 r. n. daily except Sundays.
The VI til for Norfolk. Portsmouth. and the East
ern Shore Of Vir2 ua closes at and p. m., except
on Saturdays---t.Icn ~ p. m.
The 0fico will close daily At 6t p NJ. except
Suudays--thcn it is open from To ga ". and from
5to =! u. IA, only.
TheNorihcru Mail is ready for delivery by "a. m
The Southern Mail is ready for delivery by p. III
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-04
"GO AHEAD"

In q recent lecture of Gen. Shields, on
Mexico. delivered before the Catholic lnst-
tute of Baltimore, the speaker paid a just
tribute to the ''go aheaditiyeness' Of the
American soldiers From Palo Alto, said
he, which was the first battle. u the city Il
Mexico. we were victuri u; II. ma" .''.
what circuns auces. III. A.ne..cu-a
always victorious. / can'l s,couut!, -
The enemy we're not towards, for we used TO
say that they stood killing better than any
people we over saw l cannot account for
it, unless it was that the Americans never
counted the odds, but went at Il and took 1t
for granted that they would he victorious any
bow. The Romans have said, and they were
great fighters, that men who think they can
do thing generally do it. Audacity does
wonders, and French audacity fought all
Europe, and came near conquering it too but
the audacity of the American beats them all
his motto under all circumstances is Go
ahead" 1t is fully as effective as both the
Roman and the French audscity, and is short
and sweet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-04
DRY GOODS, &C.
AsHBY & WOOD,

yo TO Kingstreet, one door from Washington. st.
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT of their SPRING
n SUPPLY, and are able to offer to their
friends and the public, stock of GOODS worthy
of their attention.
The various departments include extensive as
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including choice Prints, Chintzes Ginghams,
Rsrogs DeLanes, Challies, dc.
Our stock of fine Laces and Embroideries is
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Al.o. real Lace Sets and Pompadours, some very
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Irish Linens all grades and qualities
Gloves, Hosiery. Handkerchiefs, &c.
We give special attention to the selection OF
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We ask the attention of heads of families TO our
large stock of Domestic, Housekeeping, and Ser
wants Goods.
The above with every thing new and desirable
in our line, have been purchased on the best terms
and will hc sold at a small advance.
All goods warranted to be precisely what they
orc rcnrc.cntcd Particular attention paid to or
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