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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-29
Marriagfs.
MARRIED.

In this county. Thurlay, 22i inst, Mr..
WIN. ROLAND and Miss TERLIIHA ELIzAB&TII
LOCKER
In this comfy, Thursday. 22l inst, MI.
D. j. NoBLIrT and Miss L. BOOK.
In this county, Friday, 23l inst. Mr.. JAMES
X. HANEs and Miss MARTHA 7. RIDDLE
In this county. Sanday, 25th inst, Fir
JAMES F. CfrHEY aud Miss SARAH A
HUGHEV.
In this county. Tuesday, 9th inst, Nf-
WIN IL lxGLE and Miss MARY CATHARINA
BELL.
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DIARRHEA AND PAIN II TIE
BOWELS CuEEO.

CARTHAGE, Hamilton Co., o. Nov. Is, 1858.
DR.. o. +. BAKEE,
Much Esteemed Ffiend:- have had q
severe attack of Diarrhea. attended with severe
gripping pains, and was reduced very low.
tried many different medicines, but all to no
purpose, until got bottle of your Pain
Panaeea. and commenced its use The first
dose put Guietus on the gripping pains, and
had not used two twenty-five cent bottles
before / was entirely cured. l also recon-
mended it to friend, who was attacked with
cramp collie, and suffering with exeruciating
pains, and three doses entirely cured him.
". D. BARRY.
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Msney-
Feeney + Ross request US 70 gay
,h.t thay will take South Carolina.
Georgia, aud Alabama money AT
pm ia payment for Goods at cost
Now is the time to use your incur
rent money.
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A sUsrnaED CAECER cuREpi

NEssRs. 4. Z ScovEIL Co Gents. Mr..
Elisha Bradley, of Bath Co., KY, had on his
hand a VERY BAD SWELLING, which he thought
INCURAELE, having been there for years. He
elso had on his cheek bone, what he supposed
to be CANCER, Gnd could obtain no relief
until he used De. Bakers PAIN P4NACEA,
which CURED him Of that disease, and also The
swelling or his hsnd. This medicine IS
thought so much OF that EVERY FAMILY in oUr
neighborhood, Keep Il constantly on hCnd. In
fact, il is the best Isedesze far the diseases It IS
recommended for, that we can get
a. CALDWELL.
WYoHESe, October 18th, 1855.
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GOING NORH-
Thiak twice before you Moe :


somewhere, in the coming Sting, or
as soon as they can sell out, Fckless
OF the old maxim: "a rolling stone
gathers no moss" They hTe just
got their firms cleared up. an taken
a few crops from the virgin pll, or
they are situated upon the old home
stead. with hundred acres d poor.
hard croppled land. They have
good Deighbo,s, good schools, ant a
good market: but they are NO ma
king money quite SO fast as they
wish to, and mean to try theE Tor
tunes in a new place.
Some Of course in the Older States
must move to make room for the
increasing population, but, as rule'
they should be young who are not
vet married, and have not the ne ces'
sary capital te purchas a farm in
Tennessee. TIE probability is that
sach will 90 better where land Is
cheaper, and labor commands a bet
tor nrice. But if man is already
settled. and has pleasant ASSOCIATIONS
around him, the probability is thai
he will lose money by moving. 4
there is nothing wrong but the land
uluck and industry will bring thai
right. There may be more wealth
;o the old farm than the owner
dreams, and better management
may. enable him to unlock lis treas
: ures.
Perhaps deeper blowing is needed
to break up the hard pan, for med
by running the pillow nose four inches
bsIow the surface for forty years
Perhaps two-thirds of the manure Il
wasted. and there may be q loud Cal
ostop the leaks. Perhaps The cattle
arc foddered at the stack all winter
.ra there is dead loss in the extra
consumption of hay OF ten dollars
for every head Of stock. Perhop'
the best part.O of the farm is undo
wafer. for bali the year, and II ohiN
needs little draining 70 turn a vast
into a fruitful meadow.
A few changes of this kind il
the infringement of farm make al
fine difference, between success an
failure. riches and poverty.
Asa rule, it is much better Tor
f,rmer 10 change bis managemel
than to change his location. W
have observed many Of the latte
kind of changes. and seldom foun
them profitable; but the other kin
will pay. Our advice then IL
drive down the stakes little deepe
where you are, and pe:severe unit
YOU conquer. Such a conquest
glorious. We had gather take sue
! man by the hand than the Go
ernor of a State, or MEMBER
Congress. He bas the stuff in h''
70 rnIe an empire; foT, Us success
ful farmer, he has already conquere
a small one.
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SCRATCHES CURED.

Dr.. Bakers Pain Panacea Valuable
for Horses as it IS for Man.
MEssRs. A. L. ScOvILL L Co--GeatS. -
During the last winter mos. all the horses in
our vicinity were subject to SCRATCHES. Hav-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles of Dr. Bakers Pain Panscea, in a few
DAYS | sold the entire lot, and could have sold
much more, If l had had them, 10 my neigh
bors for that purpose. IL No CASE BIAS IT
FAILED TO CURE. 1t is also indispensable in
our neighborhood as a family medicine, for
the various diseases for which it is recon-
mended.; and l viii say that | have sold it
for YEARS, wARRASTING IT, and HAVE NOT HAD
A SINGLE BOTTLE RETURNED. IT Is THE BEST
MEDICINE FOR THE NUMEROUS DISEASES RECON-
MENDEp, THAT RAVE EVER SOLD.
NJ. HAGEN.
HAaESsvILLE, Braeken Co., KY, Oct. Il, 1855.
For sale by the Proprietors,
a. L. SC0VILL G. CO.,
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
Also
SENRCY e. MCKINNEY. Feyetteri7le
UAINES a. MckTNkEY psfeysI,,yg
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DouGLAs's POPULARITY IN VIRGIN
'IA.-In Tazewell county. Virginia,
Douglas did mol receive a single vote.
end be got but two votes in Isle OF
Wight county.
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GLLRE G TULLIl's
AMBROSIAL OIL
CLARK, GREGORY & co,
Soc Proprietors,
O NR EG


, Headache. Esraohe, Toothache. in three
MINUTES; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neura Isis
Colds. Erysipesls, Bronchitis, Dyspepsis,
Cole. Cramps. Infamed Eyes. Chronic Sore
Ewes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns, Bruises,
sprains, Cbspped Hands, Piles. U icerS, Disr-
rIcsa. Bunions, COrns, Frosted Feet, Deafness.
Old Sores. Sore Breast. Sore Nipples, ScaIa-
Head. Ringworns, Tetter. Snake Bites, Spider
Bites. Dog Bites, Rat Bites The rcor4 is
rA4penqed for lis egvGE fer Sealds and Burns.
1t cures Scratches on horses, Sore Ewes on
horses, Sprains. Swinney. Poll Evil, Fisiula.
saddle and harness Gslis. fresh Wounds or
SweIlings, aud is the hest Known remedy to
apply 10 tendeI-footed horses from founder
take up the feet and battle well about the frog
of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases On
man or beast.
No msaicine can cure in all cases, bit we
lean show more re4l proof Of the virtue of
AMBRosIAL OIL in It's healing properties from
responsible men, who are above heing borght.
than can be produced for any other medicine.
We do not assert cure for every maiady
to which the human family are subject, but
what we proclaim we can substaBtiate by liz
ing witnesses. The ANBRosIAL On. Is a
Nashville preparation, and sold thrOushout
the South and Southwest By all good drug
griSts and general dealers The South may
be Justly proud that DR.. Clark. native Zen
nesseean. after much labor ard research, has
produced a really worthy medicins, which is
bound to drive out mach of The worthless
imported Trash with which the country IS
flooded.
Please call at our Office, where we win
take pleasure in showing letters and tcssss.-.a-
mails too numerous to set forth in the fsirrf
Of an advertisement, some Of whichcome fronl Z
Physicians in high standing, who are 1sifg
it in their practice. as they state with mar
veious effects.
We challenge the world to produce a rem
edy 50 speedy and effectBal ic is healing prop
critics.
st , Read the evidence of the vitae Of
Clark & Fuller'S AmbTosisl Oil, evidence so
authentic, and from persons whose word aud
sanding are ireprdachable. Read and be
convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY d co,
Sole Proprietors. Nashville TeBn.
For sale by W. c. DIENER, Fayetteville.
Nov. l5.--l2m.
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1T GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS COLO.

TAxrroo, Darl.e Co., o., Nov Is, 1851.
MEssRs. A. L. ScOvILL < Co.,
Gents. Il am induced by a sense Of iustiee
TO state to you that hal case N my family
Of e-trcmc sickness. NJ " II lr1s SeCsTsiY Ct
tacksd Nth BILIOUS CcLIC. We had the ct.cHi-
aace Of a good Physician BIT e0Rid get no Ts'ief.
We administered DR. BAKERS PAIN PAEA-
CEA, and it produced the desired e6tct. Since
that we have had occasion to use it for Pan
IN tie breast, and for FcUcr and AgVe, and 1t
ARRAYS cured. / consider it one OF the best
medicines. WILLIAM WILLIS.
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A aautton at Oyster Point, Conn,
ate a bushel Of oysters last week
as fast as 40 expert negro could
open them.
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New York City gave majority Of
$1,000 against Lincoln. Philadel-
phia sos for him overs all others.
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Qeatbs.
DIED.

Tn this county, Thursday. 22i inst OF IN
flammation Of the bowel, Mr.. RoBr. EDIoN-
SON, aged about % years.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind Of animal is given %, color. -.
Sd, description. -. 4th, 9th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of arrest..-.
Tth, valuation.
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MARYLAND.

BANKS SUSPENDED = The Union,
Planters. and Bank Of Tennessee
suspended specie payments last
Monday morning. 1t is expected
that the other Banks in the State
will speedily follow suit.
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TANNED 50 HIGH A REPUTATION.
We have sold it, subject to the warrantee,
and parties who have used 1t, will have Il,
snd viii not be without it in their families.
B0LLES, SMITH & Co,
No. LII Lake ST., CHICAGO, liz, Oct. 6, 1853.
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InSolTent Notice.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk of
l. the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the admin is:rs-
tor of the estate of Hardy Il. Logan. 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. authenticated, on or
before he 5tia day s,f May, 1851, fo-
pro rata distribution. or they will be fOrevss
Geba-rea. BYEAS LoGAS, 4en'r,
Nov. l5.--6a.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The official vote Of the State, with
the exception OF one small county, Is
as follows:
Lincolo. ZOO DO
Read, (Breck) ticket lIo's9o
Douglas ILoao
Rep = 1874
Liueoln's present maj. over
Read ticket 92.62z
Lincoln's oveI Douglas 2ol.l6o
I. Bell 255,764
all opposition 62,olo
Forest. the only county not heard
from officially, gave Governor Curtin
a majority of 60. Adding this to
Lincola's majority above, it will be
92,6S2.
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ShARCY e. MCKINNEY. E,ye,ter7'e
IlAINES d MCKINNEY, PetersJuIg
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The governors Mansion.

gIrssnS. EDTToRs: l have seen communication
from a distinguished citizen Of the State-one whose
name and fame are honoraby and inseparably con
nected with the wealth and enterprise not only OF
Tennessee. but sister State.
The writer alludes to the many good and gene
rally beneficial laws acting upon the social interests
of The country, J" which have been passed during the
present session of the Legislature, and regrets tine
aaaronre of newspaper articles calculated to lrIl-
tlte The feelings Of members and seemingly designed
to hasten il not to cut short other important meas
urcs and especially to defeat the bill providing ior
the erection of an Executive mansion-a mansion
long and generally desired by the people, and for
the honor OF the Sate2
Abiding to the bin now before the House to con
vert 1he States property known as the Hospital,
INTO mansion for future Governors Of Tennessee,
he says:
ne oll, should it pass, viii give the present
legislature permanent distinction among the Gene
RAJ Assemblies whichhaye ever heretofore convened
I'D Iennespee 1t will place the present Legislature
upon an even line Of elevation with those who pass
ed the Law and provided IN means for our peniten-
tiary. and built our proud State Capitol"
And from these considerations" he says, d" the
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NIGHT SESSION


On motion, calf of the House wss ordered and
being taken the Clerk reported twenty three alb
sentees
The House then took from the 6les, read and
passed the fret time without objection the follow
ing Senate bills
Senator Trimbe's, 48, TO establish the Tennessee
Asylum for destitute orphan children.
a Senate Committees Us. in lieu Ct a. l47, AMI
49, to change the law relation to the competen-
cy Of witnesses in certain cases, &C.
Senator Paynes, 142, to establish Orphan
Asylum for the destitute orphans OF Memphis
Senator Payne's 1873, to smend the revenue laws.
SenstOr Stovalps, 2l5, 10 have the record books
in the aId office at Nashville correctly and proper
~ endorsed.
Senator Trimbles. 258, to save costs to counties
aud fer other purposes.
Senator Stanton's 265, to change the line between
Putnam and Smith counties.
Senator Peters, 30l to gran. State aid 10 the
Cleveland and Ducktown Railroad.
Sena or Hupters 30j to renew the charter Of the
Southern Railroad Company, to repeal that part Of
the act passed March Is, 1858, as applies to said
road also TO suthorizs the Mobile and Ohio Rail!
ROAD to branch read from it's main trunk
to the Tennessee river.
EeDaOr Miekley's, 807, to compensate James NJ.
Gee, jai,Or Of Humphreys county.
Senator Paynes 3l3, 70 define The qualification
Of jurors 10 certain clses aud for other purpose.
Senator Hunters. 3lS to incorporate the Cotton
Factors Bank in Memphis.
Senator Stokely's. 3l9, to give the qualified voters
of Cooke county the privilege Of moving their Seat
of Justice, if majority desire
Sena'o Payne's l92, 20 inco! porLte DssotO Saw
ing5 Institute
Senate Committees, ia to encourage proper or
CARNATIONS Of cilizsu sOldiery.
Senator Trimblss, AS, to beaef. Teunesses His
tOricsl Society.
Senator T6ompsou's, 2G2, to charter Rome aud
H.. III ~
Senator Bumplss', III, 20 provide Governors
residence
Senator Peter, 27s to cstablish registry Of
Births, Marriages aud Deaths.
Senator Trimbles 28l . iuoorp 1rsts Mech anic,'
and Traders Bank.
Senator Trimble's, 282, 30 Incorporate Tennessee
Coal, and Railroad Company
Senator Horns, 292, TO charteP Greenwood Gene
terry and for Other purposes.
Senator Slant ms, 294, fix rout5 Of Chestnut
Mound Turnpike Company
Senator McNeillys, 296, to aid in publishing
books for the Blind
Senator Peters, 297 to benefit Min Is eud Femes
Covert.
Senator Peters, 300, to benefit Purdy College and
for OtheV purposes
Senator Horns, 500, to charter Ind penden' Del
uge Fire Company
Senator Trimble's, 302. to inc rporate Buenq Wis
Ia Suspension Bridge.
oeuaiOE L1OIu . OOts 70 duSA4 atthCuM6uL laws.
Senator Trimble's, 300, to Incorporate Pres ,yte-
risn Female Academy.
Senator StantOn's 3O8, to charter Clarkstowu
Chalybesle Springs.
Senator Bradford's, 300, to relieve Rosersvilte
Bank
Senator Boyd's, 3d. to benefit Knoxville, Cum
bersnd Gap aud Charleston Railroad
Senator BradfOrd's, 3l5, to incorporate Valley
Bank of Tennessee.
Aud then
On motion the House adjourned till 81 O'clock to-
mOrrOW morning.
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ENTRY anAnTs.

The motion to reconsider the vote passing Mr.
Havron's resolution directing the Attorney General
to institute scit to decilre certain entries void
taken up and rejected.
HISTORY OF THE CAPITOL.
Tae moti,n to reconsider the vote rejecting the
resolution Of Mr.. Whits Of Davidson, providing for
printing Of 500 oopiesof tas history Of The Clpi-
tol, vas taken up aud rejected
TO sInPLFY Law SUITS
The motion to reconsider the vote rejecting Nc
Benefits bih 24i. TO simplify the prosecution Of
civil cases, vas taken up aud rejected.
DsCLARrBG PETIT LAncaSY A xIsDENgASoR
The motion to reconsider the vote reisoting Me-
Hav.on's bill. 2Ii declaring petit aroeuies INSIDE
meanors, snd permitting the keeper of the penteu-
tiary to shave the heats OF coaviets was taken up
and rejected.
PREACHING b. NEGROES.
The motion 10 reconsider the vote rejecting the
bill q r. 1861 to prsvsas pre- sehng By negroes,
was taken up aud laid on the table
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
The motion to reconsider the vote laying on the
table t1e bill Il. K 1881 10 transfer $4,000 State
aid to the Agricultural Bureau to erect q power
power hall wes taken up, agreed 10 aud the DILL
! was withdrawn.
THE HERMITAGE
The 1tiaa to reconsider the vote tsbliug the bill
/ H. r. 339 establish a State Military School at
the Hermitage to be kaown as the Jackson Military
Institute, was taken up and laid on the table.
EXEMPTION LAWS.
Mr. Vaugh4a's bill, 545, to amend the exemption
laws-exsmpting from taxation 81 600 worm Of
property ia tue hands Of sldiers Of 1912, &c-was
| returned and read.
NJ VAUGHAN'S demand for the previous oues-
ton vas sustained jy the House.
Tue bill was then dually ptssai IS yeas IS, nays
Aud then
Ga N 'tioa tbs House to k recess til y O'clock
tonight.
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ARDY BROTHERS Aue.ioueers On Wednesday
4 morning sist March, at 10 o'clock will sell for cash,
an inyo or S4O worth Of magnificent asserted Fancy Goods,
TOYS, Yankee Notions, &c Consisting part Of ladies' u1de
sleeves collars skirts, head dress kid AMI silk gloves m
aee elgEg ribbons emcroderes fans, work boxes, writing
desGs companions, jewey boxes, peumeries, &c
complete assortment Of rich valuable goods. All Of which will
be so by catalogue and without reserve.
HARDY BROTHERS,
marl4 Au,tion & Gent Agents - Public so1,ra
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VETE have go acres Land for sale in The bend Of Duck
w River witbn2 miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
CSaanooga Railroad Said lands bounded By Fanc david
sen Duck River Willis Banon and Ab1er Barton. TFahrds
Of the tract il river bottom and level about go cleared
several good springs and is No. STOCK Faa We viii sell
half or an the suit purchaser Those wishing
to boy good Sock Yarn healthy country good community
&c &c would we'll 70 and look detsrm
md 10 SELL For further particulars address H NJ Bart0n u
iahoua, or C. G. Brewer, Manchester.
decl5-tW&Etf BREWER 3 BARTON.
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ECE!! TCE!!!

KATE have opened Ice Depot in ersar Of the State
Bank, and will sell cheap any in the
IS as good Cur ice is from Paradise HILL thirteen miles North
a Nashville and made exclusively Of the Spring Water in
the state from four eight inches thick. We will open
Depot on south Cherry street, at Acrarys grocery
about the 18th Of April.
marrhI4
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members should not permit themselves to be Sc
duced from the consuInnation of measure so long
and generally called for By public sentiment and the
interests Of their constituents V.
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/ Vests oFthe Fire and Burglar Proof
Qualities Of
LILIES SAFES.

BussHLEPros = y. Nov o., 1859.
LKw5 LILLE, EsQ-Dsar sir On the uyh the 21th %
October last my Tannery Buildings ami u a this place we're
entirely consumed y IRE, aud in my opinion 0ur Chilled
Iron SAFES thoroughly tested The Ere intense and pro-
actedbe Safe being exposed long -oos fII share and
twas red hot, From sensations fin circulars n-e
bought and b. those having ether SAFES, had but CONF
dence that yours would be Profession against exn1sue
You therefore judge OF ny surprise and eradication en-
unlocking the SAFE which readily done, fua nv b6r-
and papers unujured by the FIRE and. bcos not ne
least chlrre while the Safe With very slight repairs coat
Ct PANT viii he good most chssrnIIv ana
confidently coU1eud your Safe TO any person wishing % buy
Respectfully d. II. WEED
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16
Furniture at Auction.

HARDY BROTHERS Aucioneers On Saturday
morning. 18th March, at 10 o'clock, will make our usual
large stock Of splendid Furniture Mattresses &C. Asa No
new octave Piano. in perfect tune and order
HARDY BRHTHERS, Aucioneers.