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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
Also.

n WILL sell the place on which I row i've,
u containing "a acres Of Laui--4 cleared
situated on the Hnntsville and Fayetlesi;Ie
road, IA miles from the former place. Itfs
wei adapted asa physicians or mechanic.s
place Of business. and has all necessity i'm
provements, of every kind, WITH excellent
water. Terms moderate s z. & -
Jan. II, 1860. s 81 d. LIPScOMB.
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Notice.

lincoln COUNTY, Tenn. j sn. 18th, 1860.
u HEREBY forewarn al people from ira
a ding with my sou JOHN HENRY CLAY
SANDERS on my account, as be has run
away from me. Twill pay 20 debts of bis
contracting whate yer.
Jaul9.s3.* EZEKIEL SANDERS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19

Cards
Three cards from as many candl-
dates for Tax Collector, may be
found in our PAPER to-day. Of course
we have nothing to say as to the
positions therein assumed. Each
one erects his own platform and
gets upon il; and We leave the mat
ter where i! properly belongs-with
the people.
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| New House

New House
We ask particular attention to the
advertisement Of Messers. Stegner
f. Fletcher, occupants Of the new
warehouse near the Depot. They
design purchasing all kinds of Coun-
try Produce. for which they viii pay
the cash, besides keeping a large
and varied assortment of Family
Groceries for country merchants or
family use. Give them call.
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Nashville. Tenn- -
Cetton--The market dul and sales limited
to some small lots at 91k az CO.
Nothing. doing in Tobacco or Produce of
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RniIronh Ronhn.

The Nsw York Tribune makes the following sound otserys.
tions upon this class OF securities
The market for railway bonds quite active within the
last thirty days, and is evident that people beginning
appreciate the fact that too great disparity
ke values Of Of these securities, others the
market above market value Il Is gradually becoming per
ceptble to intelligent minds that OF the depression
railway securities owing disaster which quite gem
eEs m5manageent and which charged
upon all railway companies Such has the feeling against
railway securities that have nusnce has
quite disincnaO1 securities OF I'M
doubted safety, those which had ths
rank. This PREF udice, very naturally excited by
the railway history Of tie country wearing or and we nov
standing, aud to buy also Of the lowest priced securities
which have been for time floating at nominal prices on The
market The prompt payment Of about 100000 Of
maturity the LIST Of April by the Michigan Central Railroad
Company has done much restore confidence and the
tive measures OF this and other roads, provide sinking
for the gradual exncncon OF debt have had an
excellent effect The result is that people reflect examine
and finally conclude that the influences which govern market
values somewhat superficial 1t would be difficult to prove
by mathematical calculation Of values why railway
paying and secured By the pledge
showing ample caFacy and much than
should rule from 10 to 20 below State bank and
Stocks and is only OF blind and indsermae
condemnation Of all that belongs to railways that witness
such singular distinctions. Apparently this the now
taken By shreWd observers the stock MARKET thus
lively interest IN the market for railway bonds, many
crpons Of which rapidly recovering from dizziness
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
rs
NauSeOuS Drugs and Poisonous
L.,

ENTE ask the afflicted either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
ewn Reuediesone which will speedily and permanently
Won or compounds heretofore used, with all their
eous and facilitating effect together with the oahsoms diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherukee Remedy" Natures Specific for GOnor
ra elect Gravel Structure, FuOr Abus whites in Female
and All diseases Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have failed and
OF Heavens mercies offending man! Instances c9uGt
producedof its selects, which world stagger creduty
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have failed
this has never instance been known 10 fail. Happily for
the Governor Of werd is Father who aicts, not
to kill, but to cure
mercy appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases
which when quickly flies to all parts Of the SYSTEM attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage huy
admirable it untlit has completely expelled it
from the body AID the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor.
This "Remey strikes the very root Of the disease its ten
dency is simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause which it depends
II ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
Of all HUss0u taste smell It lay in the count
ing the toilet table without being suspected
I 'fernedy" for secret diseases.
II treatise Yeneral diseases with full directions FOR their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
n Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers medi
cines. POTTER & MEkWlN, sole Proprletors,
st. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Nashville at wholesale BY Berry Demoyile and EW
ing Pendeioni at retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
gisis everywhere Observation-Disclosures
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In our quotations Of Land Warrants last week lG0 War
rants were quoted at Sc instead Of &c. It typo
graphical error which had escaped our notioe.
InNeW York tae 18th $1,000 Tennessee per cent Bond
soidat and SSoeo at9l3Se The telegraph reports sales
on the 2lst at 9lzS.
The Louisville Democrat in its Saturday evening review
says:
The financial market closes firm for the week with rather an
upward tendency IN TIE rates for money owing the continued
scarcity ocuency We quote New Oceaus exchange
5 premium, with considerable demand the figures.
sight drafts on New YORK sold at cent premium up the
pd to the rate advanced early in the week. and this
would have been the rate for past bankers
been obliged to realize any price able sats the urgent
home demand for money The aggregate circulation OF
tny banks is smaller than at this time year. and is
rapidly returned upon them for COIN decreasing their ability
discount long paper and forcing them keep somewhat
contracted, but safe condition.
Thirty two shares Of Memphis and New Orleans
pany stock sold in Cincinnati Friday s25Oper share
leerrOm Savannah states that Bank OF Georgia
has declared semi anual dividend OF six per cent.
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CHIInE HAROLn.

TTVBIS thorough and popular bred Race Horse and B
Stallion will remain at my stables another NssFR
$H@Tfa
Chil6e Harold all distances frsm to- miles VI n
and was the the ring
He Of Of hebes Of their years. the larg
est breeder have known, in proof Of which the
cord Of show that his colts took premiums than
any blood horse in Tennessee.
IIspce will he $50 70: horoughb ed and $50 for common
the cash will be required before the removal
Of the
kept till close q season at 81 week, eGcert when
particular attention and feed required. No liability for acct
dents failure the gratis the
season, or the money returned my option
" g HARDING,
FHT FEHn
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LATER FROM EUKOPE.

| ArEhN0A OF the steamer Australia
NEW YORK. April 23-TLe steamer Australia has
arrived al Portland with Liverpool dates Of the
llth, and Geographic advices via Queenstown, Of
/ the 18th. The Etna, North BritOn, TeutOnia and
/ Fulton arrived out.
The French and other continental journals &C
/ cuse the English Parliament with flaming the Car
lest attempt in Spain and the Siciian nsurrectOn.
Heenan was discharged in his own recOgnizaHce,
for fifty pounds. with two sureties for tWentyiv
| pounds EACH and left Derby for London. Ii was
considered certain that the fight would occur on
the 10th.
FRANCE-The Government reprimaBded the PAYS
and Pqtre for publishing rumOrs involving Eng
land with the Spanish and Sicilan difficulties.
The King Of Sardinia, accompanied by the British
Ambassador, is about to make a tour Of his dOH.in-
ions.
Garibaldi took his seat in the chambers.
The Representatives of Turin and Hungary made
a great anti-Austrian demonstration at the Capitol
at the funeral of a student who died from wounds
received from the Police. G,OOO persons attended
There disorder.
SPAN-The Emperor of Morocco has ratified the
treaty Of peace.
Ortega and three persons ofthe highest rank were
arrested at Caendran. The former will be tried at
Fortona.
A small body Of Insurgents we're defeated at
Billion.
A cOucOrdat has been concluded between SPAN
and Rome.
The German Rhine States are making special de-
fensive preparations
Japanese affairs are unsettled.
The Grand Duke of Baden proclaimed the indie
pendence Of the Catholic Church despite the vote Of
the Second Chamber.
The Sicily instruction is spreading. Troops from
Naples continue to be dispatched.
An insurrecton at Naples broke out The royal
troops carried the convent by assault The rebels
and arD.s were captured and the demonstration
crushed.
SPAN.-Great efforts are making to capture Count
MOntemOn and brother,
The boundaries Of Ceuta have been amicabIy ar
ranged. The value Of the territory coded to Spain
Is three hundred million reals.
Both Austria and Russia desire the neutrality Of
Piedmont, as it appears by Austria's answer to
ThOuvenel.
Arrival of the Cahawba.
New ORLEANS, April 23.-The steamer Cahawba
has arrived with Havana dates Of the goth.
The Captain General has sent commissioner to
Washington to confer with the Spanish minister re-
garding the capture Of the steamers in the Gulf
GALyEsTOn.-The Revenue cutter Dodge, from
Vera Cruz the 18th brings Elger. Secretary Of the
Legation, with important dispatches for Washington.
Mirlmon sent letter to Cass relative to the cap
tured steamers The cutter and Eger are awaiting
return dispatches.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Senate proceedings un-
important. Adjourned till Thursday.
The House refused a similar adjournment by
vote of Il2 against "a. Adjourned till tomorrow.
Rescuers Of the Slave Charley.
LEAyExwoRTH, April 23-Judge Petit sustained
the lloton to quash the Indictment in the the case
Of the rescuers Of the slave Charley.
River News,
LOUISVILLE April 23-The river is falling slow
ly. with % water in the canal and g the falls.
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Wesley Wheeless with about thirty eight Of land up
which located, offered for sale. The house situated
beautiful hill about mile above the city, the north
side hundred yards from the Cumberland river
beautiful grove Of forest trees from which point large
the city in full view. The house contains about sixteen
rooms, handsomely and conveniently arranged, with
pipes in il is built Of the best Materials and
in the most modern architectural style. Two thirds Of the
large forest timber and the remainder we'll
calculated gardening and growing fine fruits, portion Of
which already with varieties Of fruit trees Strawberries
grapes, SC &c.
Mr. Wheeess being located in business Liverpool
England induces this sale Of his property Address the
undersigned at Nashville who resides and will show the pro-
perty and give Of sale II previously disposed
private sale, the property will be offered st auction the
premises, on Thursday, 9TH OF June next
Nashville, Tenn, apl }, lS6O-dtds. n. HOBS0N.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY OF mi UUhEIDENIk FUH
THE BALD AND GRAY.

CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEANY. since the great discovery Prof Wood
I'VE tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
bat they have all come and gone being carried away by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave field 20 its rsess Read the follow
BATH. MAINE, April 18th 1859.
PROF. o. J. WooD Co.: Gens-The letter 1 in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and which
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
are hrs it fact Of my habaton and name as stated in
the Communication it Of all therein contained
natural colorF 10 all can and 90 answer NY
hair is better than stage Of life for forty
past Soft thrifty and better colored the same true OF
my Whskers and the only cause why IS not generally tue 49,
that the substance washed of by frequent abluon Of the
face when used by Wpng the face IN close connec
on with the Wkers the same result viii follow as Inc mar
have been in Of great letters from all parts
OF New England asking me if my hair still continues to be
good as there is 50 much fraud IN the manufacture ana SAFE Oh
various compounds well this, has doubt been basey
Initiated and been used not only without good effect but
absolute injury have not used any Of your restorative OF any
recount for months and hair is good
hund eds have examined it with surprise, 81
olG ana moi gray har IN my hu or on ny race ana 70 prove
this fact send you lock Of hair taken OF the past week
received favor Cf two quart bottles last SUMNER for
which am very grateful gave to my Trends and taere0y
induced them to try it, skel teal until after trial
and then purchase and used 1t with universal success wilt
ask a aYor that you send e ses Dy Whch can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without author
ity from from you. article will insure success, and
believe where COED eheo do not follow the failure IS caused
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem ny duty heretofore to keep YEA aPprSed Of the
effect my hair. assure all who inquire OF me OF ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, A c: RAYMOND
AAROS's Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1855.
The Restorative put up bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium, small; the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion SMALL etas for 81 per bottles the large
holds quart ~ per cent moren proportion and etails for 50
abotle o. j. Wood a. Cos Prsprietors IA Broadway,
York ia Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlesaed by
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retaed by every Drug
house in the United States. ltebll-ly.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
sttG four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who has
devoted HE attention the treatment Of private diseases for eve
thirty years aters himself having attended to practice Tor
aud thousands he is enabled to cure
ali - Of private nature, matter how bad they be
rom nudcious medical treatment, from neglect Of their OWo
n E Dispepsary No. % Deaderick street. between Cherry
80 he SS1are where be all diseases Of private nsturce
oyoRBF cured without naucous medicine interference
from business.
SRIcTRrs Of old recent date, eecuay cured in few
ss nv an operation whichc pain. Where Structure
~ health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no disease cnse more
rnis-biefan5 uneermines the constitution SO much.
SYPHILIS all the diseases Of the skin growing out OF neg
Lat m a treatment, can e6ectually cured in few days,
sFy1I WEAKNESS particular attention having been ggen 70
hs and all growing out OF It, brought
an in many ases by the destructive habits Of inconsdeate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
winch will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject IN
m for business or society," and causing premature old age
smalcs VINO NAV be laboring with difficulty Of the Womb
nav rest assured Of immediate releI' 81,
Persons abroad, by writing and stating Their case VIII
fee enclosed directed Dr. A. King NO y DeaderHk street
sSfiI 11 iUhave the Necessary medicine their
- tb ecsssrv directions Strict secrecy observed OH
49,. go, q ,IcIoct in the morning until in the evening.
1g-u-lV
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DEATH or GEORGE S. YERGEB. EsQ.-A Geographic
dispatch from Jackson, Miss, received last Friday
evening by Francis B. Fogg. ESD of this city, an
nounced the death Of Geo. s. Nerger, Esq. He
died on the Goth inst, at his plantation the lazOO
OF apopexy, whilst out hunting. Mr.. lerger was
formerly a citizen of Nashville, and has i'm our
midst numerous warm and devoted friends who
will read this announcement with heartfelt sadness.
The deceased was member Of the legal profession,
in which he attained eminence, and has left in his
reports of the decisions Of the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, a record which will transmit his name
hOnOrably TO future generations. Ample a. were
ms intellectual resources distinguished as were his
legal attainments 1t not merely as a lawyer
that he impressed the community in which he re
sided. In the walks of private and social life he
was none the less distinguished for his sterling in
tegrIty and high sense of honor, and all the manly
graces which win respect and affection. Amongst
those who knew him best he was regarded as one
Of the nobest of mankind. The death Of such
man is public lOss-a less which will be felt par.
ticularlv in the State and among the people whom
he spent the latter years OF his life.-ParjOtQt yes
terluy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24

POLICEMAN SHOT IN MENPms-The Memphis Up
peal of the 22d says: An attempt was made last
evening about O'Clock, by four burglars to rob the
safe at the cotton-shed Of Mr.. J. D. BOssER, Ad-
ans street beyond the bayou. They effected an
entrance to the Office overturned the safe, filled the
key hole with powder, and made every arrange
ment to blow up the safe but surprised by two
negro boys who belonged to Mr.. RossER The burg
lars attempted to escape, but were pursued by the
negroes when one of the burglars fired upon his pur
suers, but without effect. At this iuncture officer
SNoNs joined in the pursuit and would have caught
at least one of the thieves but the rascal turned and
fired upon him. the ball talking effect in the left
shoulder. Fortunately the wound was not serious,
and the ball was extracted without serious injury to
the patient
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FIGHT between J. w. NEWMAN AND J. c. RAMSEY
We learn from a gentleman who was in Knoxville at
the time Of the occurrence, that about dusk last
night, James w. Newman entered the law Office Of
J. G. Ramsey for the purpose Of infiicting Gaming
on his person. Our informant states that Newman
struck at Ramsey, and in attempting to ward of the
blow Ramsey had his left arm broken. About this
time Newman s cane extinguished the light, when
they were both left in the dark. Ramsey dischsrg-
ed pistol at Newman, which entered his left arm
just below the elbow. and shattered the bone very
seriously, After which they clinchCd and fell out
of Ramsey's office, when they were separated
Chattanooga Gazette, Apra =.
We have seen private letter from gentleman
in Knoxville which states that the fight occurred
about six o'clock Friday evening. In other partic
ulars it corresponds with the statements of the Gu
zeae. The fight grew out Of the bitter personal
cards which the parties have recently published,
but the immediate cause Of NEWMAN going into
RANsEY's Office and attacking him is not stated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24

Mrs. FuRhEN Qormerlyly Miss KATE REYSoLDs)
will give two of her recherche entertainments at the
Theatre commencing tomorrow night This lady is
well known to our theatregoers, and from her we'll
known ability, an entertainment Of high order
may justly be expected. The criticisms upon her
performances in other cities lead US to believe
that this expectation will be fully realised
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24

SAFE or CASHMERE GoArs.-The Gallatin Examiner
Of the 2Ist says; I'VE noticed last week, the sale Of
Hampton, the first Cashmere Goat ever brought to
Tennessee, at 81 900 to Mr.. Fry Of La. Since that
time, this company have sold five pure-boods at
$1,000 each, one pair Of which were sent to DR..
CoRNETT, Of Logan county. KY aud one to Mr.. DAVIS
of Mecklenburg county; also pair to Mr.. WV. Z.
DoUGLAss of Texas, formerly Of this county
amounting in all to $4,000. Although Sumner is
the great stock county Of Tennessee, if any one
stock raiser can beat this, we want him to report.
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ORDINARY DRAWING
APPROETmATION \
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quart

"loIe llckel8 NIUi IiaIYes % QuaFter9 y 5UI
Certificate OF Packages the Ordinary Drawings sold
At the following rates, Whichis the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
do DO 10 Half 40
do do 10 Quarter do 20
do do 10 Eighth do 10
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healthy human Blood upon being AalyZed always pre-
sents with the essential elements and gives Of
hs True Standard Anayze the Blood Of person sui
fng from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia soiua,
&C. and nd in every instance certain deficiencies in the
red gohules Of the blood Supply these Deficiencies and
we'll The Blood Food is founded upon this the
ory--hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted deficiencies OF the Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis any affection what
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing COnsump.
tiOms No. i which is asJ the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss Of Appetite. and for all chronic
Complaints arising from GVersuses General De-
bi1ity, and Nervous PrOstratiOn. No 2 for LiV-
er Com plaintss No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg cL
TeQy prepared absorption it is taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation, that what gain
you retain. The No is for Female Irregularities,
HysIerias WeakneSses, &c See special directions
for this, For Salt Rheum, EruptiOuss ScrOfu.
Ions, Kidney and Bladder Com PlainIs take No
In all the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, NeW York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Suncrior FnrminE IandS for Sale

NUMBER one Farm containing between 900 and 100
~ OF hours ride by the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, and by Turnpike, Of the city OF Nashville
This situated in excellent neighborhOOd,
has good improvements, is well Wated for stock nd
Other farming purposes and is susceptible Of division into two
ormore places.
In point Of location. soil, WsteT, &C. for soc grain to-
oacco farm unsurpassed by any tract in the State.
Postoce churches Schools Railroad Station convenene
/ TO the premises.
Terms easy liberal slime given. For further particulars APP
Ply 10 Join L. Sehon the q Sehon Merritt, No "a
Cedar Street At this ossca octlS Sd twin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24

The Trenton Journal is informed that man by
the name Of SMITH was shot by young man named
TERRTLE. while turkey-hunting, few days ago near
Dresden, in Weakley county. SMITH was lying con-
ceaed behind log, calling turkeys; TERRmL mista-
king him for turkey, discharged his piece, lodging
its contents in the body of SMITH and killed him in
sfauflr