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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18
Na>nvi;ie. Temm-

The trade in Groceries and Provisions du-
ring the week ha, been light The market
is we'll supplied with stocks Of Produce, but
the stocks OF Groceries are becoming very
Iiaht. in the wav Of a general assortment
Our merchants. however. strain to keep mp
appearances in the anticipation Of good
trade this fall. The stock of Sugar on hand
is almost entirely from the 'fslan Is" which
from its inferior dualitv as compared with the
grades of New ORLEANS Sugars usually sol'i in
this market. meets with only the deniand
for present use Coffee rrnit;ns firm at lS @
f6,S for Rio B,cnn is not so much n request,
a. consumers neglect it, giving their Lretrr-
en-, for Beef dc. when it can be obtained.-
Flour is steady, with moderate demand ct
Gas 5op.r barrel far silpsrisi., an 5o9
6 Is for extra Corn is neg ected and Is
selling at prices ranging from Io@oo per
bushel, sacks included.
Co,top-rhs receipts Of Cotton during the
week amounted to 80 bales. but the sales
ha We been very light, scarcely worth report
inc. and aft .rdi ~ 80 cr. erion upon which t"
base prices. We lep,at las weeks quota
tiops. 9L td9ts for Middl.rg. and 9t@ I'D Tor
Street Mi,idlng. though they may be fessraeu
as wholly nominal. :,
Cotton Yarns--The following are the
agents. quotations r Cotto Yarns: .oo ano
! 300, Sc p hoz: COLO, $40, II; and 4o'; ! &c
I Flour AM Grain--Theres IS continued
good dem and for Flour. mainly Tor nome
. ,ons,ifiptior. The market, is well supfied
with all grades. We quote .snpertne, at ga
6 so and Extra at 6 50@6 40 per DBL, arc
8 25@3 80 in sacks.
The transactions in Wheat are conhnee
mainly to the filing Of orders for seed at
range Of 1 4e@l 80 per hushel.
Corn contin,ies in fair request at sue Re
bushel. sacxei, though chnice article
:. White would command e5e. The stock o.
the market is ample to meet the DEMAND
Il Provisions bacon is selling IN limited wa
lat la< @l2Ac for Ribbed Sides, lS@l3h
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Land for Sale!

AM now Offering for sale privately the
4 TRACT OF LAND on which now i've
l,;og near the Pike road running from Peters
~ 70 Shelbvville, on the head waters oil
Caneereek in District No. 4, Marshall county,
Tenn. containing 165 Acres, well wa'ere~
and tolerably well improved. =. ~.
Particulars made known by calling on - the
.,".s;aned RI. A. ALLISON.
Marshall Co. Tenn, August ., 1850.
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A SUPPOSED CANCER CURED!

MgssRs. 4. T. ScovuL & CO.-G6ats. Mr..
Elisha bradley, Of Bath Co, Ky, had on his
hand VERY BAD SWELLING, which he thought
INcURARLE, having been there for years. lie
also had on his cheek bone, what he supposed
to be CANCER, and could obtain no relief
until he used De. BAKERS PAIN PASAcEA,
which CURED him Of that disease, and also the
swelling on his hand. This medicine ia
thought so much Of that EVERY FAMILY in our
neighborhood, keep it conStgntly on hGHd. In
fact, it is the best medicine for the diseases Il 3
recommended for, that We can get.
+. \. CALDWELL,
WYoMsG, October 18th, 1858.
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EaSosYaat Notice.

PURSUANT to M order Of the Clerk OF
z the County Court of Lincaln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the aAui'E's-
trasnr Of the estate of Mrs Mary Hqi6e't, dec.
Of the Insolvency of Paid deceLent's estate;
notice is hereby given TO all rrrsols havlrg
claims 40 inst said estate to present them 10
the Clerk of said Court authenticated, on or
be ore the E0.Ea day Of april, 1850. 5or
pro rata distribution, or they will be forever
debarred
DC. IS FM. ECRLEY, Afmr.
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C|IkNCERY ShtE Ct LIND,

ON Sc<imesday, November s4'.',
~ 1850. in pursuance of a dec rec of the
Chancery Court at Fayetteville, in the case
of David FVlls md others--Pe'it'on TO sell
Land--pronounred at the August term, 1896,
and revived at the August term, 1850, VIII
attend on the premises and offer for sale to to
he highest Bidder, a TRACT OF hAND
situated partly in Lincoln and partly IN
franklin counties, containing by estim alton
$50 acIes, bounded on the west ty Peggy
cooper, on the north hy Samuel Cox, on tie
asst bv the lands where Green Rur nels re-
sides. and on the south by AMI Anthony.
TERMS Slo0 in cash and the balance on a
sret!it of one and two years. Bend with
:end security viii be required and a lien
retained upon the land until the purchase
u,uI.ev is paid. Said land is sold to enforce
lien for the purchase money from VIM
Gocsby, the former purchaser.
R. FARQUHARSoN,
Oet1s Clk q III.
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DIARRREA AID PAIN II THE
BOWELS CURED.

CARTHAGE, Hamilton Co., O., Nov. %, 1853.
Dr.. o. r. BAKER,
Much Estccaesa Fi-iead 81 have had a
severe attack of Dierrhea, attended with severe
gripping pains, and was reduced very low.
tried many different medicines, but all to no
purpose, until | got q bottle OF your Pain
Panaeea. and coniIn sneed its use. The first
dose put qdie;us on the gripping pains, and
had not used two twenty-five cent bottles
before | was entirely cured. / also recon-
lnlended it to friend, who was attacked with
cramp collie, and suffering with excruc:ating
pains, and three doses entirely cured him.
v. D. BARRY.
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InSaIyent Notice.

rnI7PsIJANT to an,order Of the Clerk oil
the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tanr unon the suggestion of the adminstra-
,or Of The estate OF John r. Boyles, dec, OF
w., ;rsolycncv of said decedents estate: notice
: barsby Given TO all persons having claims
agaiust said estate TO presen, ihehi u ',.e
af Ia Court authenticated, on or before the
sfia day Of April. 1861, ior Pro r"i"
distribution, or they will be forever eeoa,leo'
- Oc,a II. GEO. B. BOYLES, Adm'r.
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Chancery Sale Of Land.

ON Tuesday. November ~ =, Asov'
" in pursuance of decree oil the CnancFLs
Court Of Lincoln county. prohouiiceu AZ .nV
August term, 1850, IN the case o. h .h"r.
.Flynt. Ex.tr, &c. Martha Flynt ana plhe's,
I will attend on the premises and oaer LOT sais
to the highest bidder, on credit OF one anu
two wears, except 10 per cent, whIII' Is IN
ou;red to be paid in cash,a TRhC oF '-ArD
in lincoln county, Tennessee, d's'rirt No
%. belonging to the heirs OF Perry + ly",.
der containing 100 acres Bond WIN wv"
or more good securities Will be rePhlre'i %
tho purchaser. and a lien retained upon inc
land until the purchase money Is p,m,o
'''ne ''''' R.FARQUHARSON.
o.io ClS. d. II.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE
}. P. d J. c. Shaeklefor9}

ACHMENT NOTICE
D. P. d. j. C. Shaeklelord}
u.s. Attachment
James e: Carly
~ n motion Of the plaintiff and it appearing
" from his affidavit that the defendant
has a5sconded SO that the ordinary process Of
law Cannot be served uIon hm ard an at
tachmeut having been issued by j. I, Cor
don all acting Justice of the Peace for Lincoln
county. Tennessee on the4th day Of Octo-
Der. Is GO, and levied or the back of another
attachment in favor Of ] G. Woods, on the
personal property of the defendant j. B
Carlyle is, therefore, ordered that rublica-
ton lie made for four consecutive weeks in
the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, a newspaper
published in the town of Fayetteville Ten
nessep, commanding the said defen liant to
appear before me at my cfice or Saturday,
the 2o,i, day Of April sSGE, and de-
fend this attachment suit, otherwise the same
will he proceeded with ex rarte; his October
4th 1860 j. 4. GORDON.
October19 Just Peace
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1T GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF In
B!LI0US collie.

TAMPIco, Darke Co., o., Nov. 13, 1857.
MEssRs. 4. j. ScevILL / Co.,
Gents IL an induced by sense of Justice
to state 10 you That had case IN my fImily
of ertren,e sickness. Ny gife toas severely at
tackled Nth BILIOUS C0L.C. We had the attend
ancs of good physician, but could get no relcf-
We administered DR.. BAKERS PAIN PANA-
CEA, and il produced the desired effect Since
that we have had occasion to use it for PAIN
IL, the breast, and for Ferer and AqNe, and Il
ols0aw cured. l consider it one of the best
medicines. WILLIAM WILLIS.
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Letter f.om Texas

2 The following extract from a lei
Ter written by one Of the best posted
politicans Of Ellis county, Texas, ln'
Inmates very satisfactorily bow the
Lone-Star State is going. The
Democratic candidates - breckiD'
ridge and Lane. who are the people s
iavorites--will carry i. over all opPos''
lion, by an overwhelming majority
The writer says
as to politics, Brock and Lane
will get this State by 43,ooo ma
lori,y. You knsw The OrPos'tl'I
carried this county in the last Gover
nor's election. But shefe are no'
only three Bslfmen in the county.
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3 9 9 g 9 . 8
prAr1srrrLE. 1inton Co. O. aug. 5. 1854.

PEATTsvILLE, Iinton Co, O., lug. 5, l054.
Ns. o. 4. BAkER,
Dear SRI have THIS dsy sold the Iast
seettle of DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.
should have written to you sooner, but not
expecting 10 sell the good supply / had on
hard. During the las week, however, my
sg..4s have been four times as large as any
week since I have had your invaluable medi-
cine. and the demand is still increasing.
have 1sver sold medicine that sustained so
higa. q reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
MOr:..ls. Cholera Iniantum, Bilious Collie,
Crame Collie, and Flux, have been very prev
alent ~ this vicinity the past season, and
the rsin Panaeea hes not failed to cure in
every iastance where it has been tried, so far
as | have heard. Please send me large
supply 40 cooh as possible.
Vsvy respectfully, yours,
II. ". ST0DDARD.
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En- h!tsnpt 10 SWiRGle :

d. e Bishop u Go. keep Lottery
Office at Wilmington. Delaware, OF
at least pretend 10. 1t seems they
spotted Us for victim, and two
or three weeks ngo We received a
circular marked s'confiden.idl, a
copy Of which We print below. We
have no doubt that others hereabouts
received the same thing, and it is
moi improbable that some have re-
sponded II is always safe 10 calcu-
late there is "ngger iu the fence
that som body is to be cheated
if trade is made when any body
proposes to give you dollar ior II
dime. D. E. Bishop & Co. propose
TO "se,i prizs' to US. in order to
recover their "reEutaiion 10 this
neighbOrhood; but friend intln,atfs
that they desire to sell US instead
Of piize : which we think more
than probable. In fact, We look up
on their letter as an attempt to
swindle-and We do not believe that
man would stand as good a chauce
of drawing prize with package Of
tickets, rs he does Of being stluck
by lightning. But We are keeping
our readers from the COMMUNICATION.
Here it is !
Mr. WALLACE:
Dew Sir-Tbe trade in Lottery
Tickets having fallen off in your
State, owing We presume to the bad
luck purchasers have met with re-
Gently, We are determined TO revive
1T, if Offering an ia1ueement in the
shape Of the most attractive schemes
ever drawn, aud putting packages at
low rate will Go so; besides we ale
resolved on recovering our reputation
BY selling some one IN your neigh
borhood the Grand Capital Plize OF
SIS O0), which our prior good luck
fully enables US toguarantee We are I
capable Of doing. IN order to al
jord you chance to be the posses
sor Of this magnificent sum, we make
YOU the offer Of full pckage OF
Is shares Of Tickets in the .b"ye
Lottery, to be drawn October lad
oc which we eaclose State ofllcal
scbt me; for the sum Of SO. every
package having 25 chances TO draw
the 4 bigbeg, priz :. To prove t"
on he sincerity of this offer, ne
bind ourselves that if We do not sell
YOU ut least Prize Of 81 600 OF
over. we will er he Grawibgsend you
another package in one OF our extra
Lotteries for nothing. Should you
be fortunate enough 10 secure one
of the highest prizes We would ask
rs favor {sEhough it is at Your ew'l
option, our business being sirc;iy
copfi1ential) that you would mention
when you receive the money that Il
wa, our lucky firm that sent II to
you. The official result signed by
the State Commissioners will mailed
TO YOUR address on the same even
ing OF he drawing. and Plies cashed
on demand by draft on yosr nearest
Bank. You can send the SO either
by note, draft, or Adams Express
when the laeky package will be SEM
to yeu.
Respectfully and copfiden'ially,
D. E. Bishop & Go.
18th Sept, 1860.
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sGP Florida, at its recsnt Elec-
ton, voted the Democratic ticket,
against the Douglasites and Know.
n otLipgs. ]ldmra, Chic lard Penn
sylvaoia have gone for the Black Re-
publicans.
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Agricultural Meeting

We have been requested BY sever
Al Directors to state that a m'etine
of the Lineuln County Agrlculia'ira'
.ns Mechanical Society viii be held
Are Grsr Monday in November y
nh. courthouse. A full attendance
of he members is desired.
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The Athens Fair

Lincoln county will. from present
Indications, be literally represented
1t the Athens, Ala. Fair, which
commences next Tuesday. The
premiums to be awarded are the most
liberal ever offered iu that section OF
ths Union, and are to be pail 10 pure
steer. We copy few items from
their List: =
Fastest trot,ing Horse, Mare,
or Gei.ling iu harness, sweep
stakes $500 90
Fastest trottiag Stallion, in har-
ness 100 90
Second do do do 50 90
Best model Stallion. Ter all pur-
poses 100 90
For the best managed Farm, 10
include everything apprr-
tanning to Encouragement lOo ou
-.S-e~~
TnrnIps-
An esteemed friend sends Us the
following note, in company with some
nice Turnips:--
Goshen, Tenn, Oct. 1ltb, go
n. O. WALLACE, ESQ.,
Der Sri sand you a f-v
Douglas Turnips. grown at Goshen.
Yours as ever,
w. B. MCKEE
Soue of them weighed, each, two
aud measured l6 inches in
circumference. For he Douglas
variety, that is rsry large.
Last Saturday our friend ". S.
Uooaard left at this office Brock
inlidge Turap that weighed thre"
pounds, aud measured 81 inches in
ei.eumlereme-f fair weight and meas.
ure ment. Good for the Brock sort.
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Heavy Frast-
Las. Friday night there was here
abouts the Hrst heavy frost of the
season, and Saturday morning, we
are told, liths snow fell. Vegeta.
tioa looks black aud deaiened.
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EECalhoun county. Florida, has
been pronounced in state Of iu-
surrectionary way by the Jaage Of
the Western Judicial Circuit, aud
the First Brigade Florida Militia has
been called into service.
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DIR HALLS RALSAM.

This medicine is entitled to the highest
confidence Of every sufferer from Coils. Coughs,
or any form of Lung ConplRmt. The certi-
fi:ates and statements in its favor are of the
highest responsibility, including Physicians,
Cleygsmea FeEcal Professors, Magistrates,
AID other distinguished citizens.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18

Land Sales !,
Several yafuable tracts oil Lanu
are advertised IN this paper to be sold
10 the highest bidder, by the els'k
and Master.
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Closed

Closed
MIR. Benz. f. Ca.rty requests rs to .
say that be has closed his I'Sry
Stable, in consequence of the bard
times and scarcity Of provender.--
lie requests all those owing him -
call and settle.
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r-LI
Cashmere SIaWlGoat

A HISTORY of the Cashmere Shawl Goat
"A iml orted from Turkey. in Asia. in pam
phlet form, free of Charge, to be had by call
inc ON Mike Shofper. in which will he found
some account of the immense labor and risk
which have attended their introduction to
This conntYv-tbe use and valne of their wool,
together with some account Of the true orien-
raj Cashmere Shawl-how and where man
ufactured. Also the mode OF proPagating
these truly valuable animals on the native
coat of AMERICA.
Mr.. Shofner has received an agency from
the Sumner Cashmere Company. The citi-
zens Of Bedford ard adjoining counties will
address him at Shelbyyille, Tennessee.
September 6-2m.
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C5sANCEgY SALE OF ia Nd.
M x1nnany Nnyessi.cr II. 1880.

" in pursuance OF decree of the Cbanccry
Court, pronounced at the August term ,ooo'
in the case OF Wm. O. Price VS.. Green Nich-
ols, | will attend on the premises, ard oIef
for sale to the highest bidder, Tor GASP, i
TRACT CT LAND in Lincoln comfy, DIS
frict No. 10, on the waters OF Cafe Greek, be
ng the same tract of land upon which Green
Nichols row lives. and contains attut %
.cres. Said land is sold to enforce lien Tor
the puI chase money.
Wv .FARQUHARS0N.
IT'S CIR, q III.
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John L. Weber died the other day
of apoplexy, caused by religious ex-
element at Il pray er-neetiug in Phil
adelphia.
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Land for Sale !!

~ WISH 10 nova West this fall, and viii
u SCH two hundred and thirteen acres Of
good LAND, one Thousand bushels of corn.
and quantity of fodder, hay. and Oats - all
together for thirty eight hundred dclla,s. This
is the BEST BARGAIN flat kGs keea cfsTei
ia the cq;nty for ~
TENJ YEAR So
This place lies in the Hickory Flat, Madison
county, Ala, and within four miles of tia
Rock Spring Depot, on the Winchester srsd
Fayetteville rail road. three miles above New
Market. and within eighteen miles Of Pay
etteville. This is oneStf the most desirable
places. in the county. Those who wish 10
purchase are invited TO come and see fer
as carnot sivesifthe paIiiculas
in an advertisement.
Octo. II--4t. ISHAM WATKINS.
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SCRATCHES CURED.
DR.. Bakers Pain PaDacea Valuable
for Horses as IL Is for Man.

DR.. Bakers Pam Panacea VoIuaOIe
for Horses as it 10 for Man.
MEssRs. A. L. ScovILL & Co--Gents. =
During the last winter, most all the horses IN
our vicinity were subject to SCRATCHES. Hav-7
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles of Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea, in few
DAYS | sold the entire lot, and could have sold
much more, if had had them, to my neigh
bors for that purpose. IN sc CASE has IT
FAILED TO cuRE 1t is also indispensable in
our neighborhood as family medicine, for
the various diseases for which it is recon-
mended; and will say that have sold it
for YEARS, wARRANTIyG 1T, and HAVE NOT HAD
A SINGLE BOTTLE RETURNED. 1T IS TIE BEST
MEDICINE FOR TIE NUMEROUS DISEASES RECON-
q nEypEp, THAT HAVE EVER SOLD
NJ. HAGEN.
HAeENsv1LrE, Bracken Co., KY, Oct. II, 1858.
For sale by the Proprietors,
a. L. sCoVILL G CO.,
No. II West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
Also
SEARCY q. MCKINNEY, Fayetteville.
HAINES & MCKINNEY, Petersburg.
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Tie black tongue is prevailing
among the Cattle ID Pike county, In
d;aua. and il IS 1eated the disease
will Kill ] lsrge qoansi'yof stosks
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IGo Ifa,is If Iaaa


lying in Line0ln county. Team, on the waters
Of West Morris Cr,,k N civil district No. 6.
and containing about 295i acres. and de<cTit-
ed rs follows. to- wit;-une tsiIg the rlace
where Paul Insle now lives, and known -
part OF the Jordan Rees home trac-, where
be lived ard died and the same that Joel
Rees and others sold 70 D B. SbulI. supro>c1
to contain 2l3 acres. The other being part
OF the OH oris inal tract and now 81 ;piuiRg tbs
tracts of William Mckenzie. John Higgins.
heirs anil James Cole, Containing abod: S3IS
acres. Fer further particulars see Deed II
Book Il. and IA. which viii be N de rub
'ic on the day oil sale. Levied or hv ne IS
the properly Of Joha WsshJarr, at the sri,s
If NJ D. Hampton against Arthrr Wash
burn, j ohn WaShhnrn and James VI BEL. &
MOSES CRUISE, SheT;5-
Oct 4. Is6o-se
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SherIf's Sac Of Lad.

sY virtue Of t-o executions issued 81 tbs
- Clerk and Master Of the Chsncerv Coar.
II Lincoln county. Tenn. and to me directed.
I will expose to sale a. the Court horse in
the town Of Fayeisevile. fer cash. 20 TIE high
est bidder on Saturday the 97iia GAY
sf October, EsG0, all the righl. title,
lain ard ir,srest that John WsshbuTn hEs
u and to-
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Hid@@ So

- - ~. y
4 WILL pay in leather of - kind or
L Saddlery at cash prices. the~ual prices
given in this market for Hides. dry and green,
delivered at my shop in Fayetteville. The
leather have is good, consisting of sole, upper,
calf skin, Harness, Bride, skiftins, dc, &c.
will again call the attention to my large,
complete, and well assorted
STOCK, DF 8hDDIER.y,
The largest have ever had. an, selling
saddles now for SO that Used to bring So
and IL, and all other qualities at the same
rate, BE certain to cali on me at my same
old and we'll knowE stand, and my word for
it. YOU will be paid for your trouble if yon
buy any thing. for ! am selling low and no
mist,ke L. ID. AKIN.
August 20.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
The Boy Preacher of Louisiana.

Mark BOatncr Chapman Is now III ms
18th year-he was born in Clinton, La,
where his parents still reside. About
two years ago he was received IN the
Church-very soon after this he com
uenced i~nstrNcting his fathers servants
on the afternoon of every Sabbath. dis
custom was to read Il chapter and COM
ment upon it, having first closely stud
led the chapter. consulting BcHson,
Clark and Wesley on every passage.
He al length began, says a writer 70
the Memphis Advocate, t. speak ira the
love feast5 and ciaSs-meetinEs, then 10
pray in the public congregation HIS
appearance is that Of the merest boy.
ami he seems wholly unconscious Of ANY
superior gifts or attainmeuts He now
PREACHED regularly every Sabbath at his
fathers place, near town. His parents
have refused 10 allow him To enter the
pulpit ana supple the place of the rc@u-
lar minister Oh Sabbath, although he is
often solicited to do 50. He does moth
ing without permission from his parents.
He attends schools ana Joins in all tie
amusementS Of the boys of his uwuage:
he is Il mere child everywhere. save
when preaching. On last Sabbath |
sot under his ministry, and have seldom
been more edited and delighted with a
sermon. His style is chastc-his words
fifty and happily chosen. The incest
critic would not detect a grammatical e.
rcr; his manner is earnest. and his Ia
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

MATHEW PARK.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
New Butchery.

~ The undersigned respectfully informs the
- public that he has purchased the old and
well known Bulchery of r. cmita. and that he
intends to keep MS stall well supplied with the
best Object. Mutton. Pork. &c. By a sirict at
ieuiion 10 his business in the above respect. he
hopes 10 have a snare OF public patrona -. and
particularly the patronage OF Nj. Smiths OLD
custOm@-s.
p. :. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and 10 tbe Park.
tec-J-lm BERTRAM BEYRTS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

The PLAAs OF ABBAHAN.-In personal
appearance Abraham Lincoln Is plan
decidedly " Y Tfibuae.
Seward was entrenched in the hearts
Of our party, and commanded the ci.a-
Del U. its power-A6cay Ecesi.s Jour
uqL.
Montcalm commanded the citadel at
Quebec, and like Seward. fell on the
pans Of Abraham.-Dctcot E-oe I.yesS.