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EMMONS' GEOLOGY.

NBANUAL OF GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOR THE
lVE use of Colleges and Academies; BY Ebenezer En-
MONS State Geologist of NorthCarolna; Late State Ge
oogst of New York Professor of Natural History and
Geology in William College; Corresponding Member Of
the Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia, &C. &c.
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh N. c.. March ., 1860. 2O-tf.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &C.

McPHEETERS & GHISELIN,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Norfolk,
"OULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
Dealers and Planters their large and select stock
OF CHOICE GROCERIES,, including
500 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee,
81 hhdS. y. o. and Z. r. Sugars,
2jn bblS- Refined Sugars, all grades,
loo bblS. bright, heavy ~ o. MolasseS,
81 hhdS. MuScOvado MulaSSeS,
% Terces Prime Rice,
2OOn Sacks l.. B. and &. A. Salt,
500 boxes Adamantine, Chemical and Sperm Candles,
2uU boxes Brown and Toilet Soap,
1000 Reams Wrapping Paper,
loo Bales Wrapping Twne,
BrOomS Buckets Grain and Ground Spices of every kind
Backing Starch, Fig, Blue. &c, &c.
TEAS-Our assortment of Green and Black Teas is very
complete embracing variety Of choice chops, which will
be snld AZ prices to please.
n. b. Special attention paid to consgnmens of Flour
COTToN, NAVAL STORES, DRIED FRUIT, &c.
September ~, 1853, Soft.
IoHN r. LONDON, Joux H. BRYAN, JR.,
Late with DeRoSset Late Teller of Bank of
Brown Co.. State, N C.
Wilmington, =. O. Rdieig1. " C.
LONDON & BRYAN,
eeNTNTTSSToN nTBReHAxTS,
No. 81 India Street-Boston.
EXPERIENCES:
Gov. Ellis, Ex. Gov Bragg, Treas Courts W. H. Jones,
Cash Raleigh; Hon. VIM. II. Battle Ex Gov. Swain,
Chapel Hill; Hon. VIM A. Graham, HSbOruugh; w Il.
Oliver Co., Newbern; Jas. tInyt, Washington f. ID.
Brigham, BnStun; Brown, DeIoS<et 4 Co Wilmington
Baltimore; McpheeterS q GhiSen. Norfolk; DeROSSet,
Brown Co, Wilmington; =. X. DckerSou. Wilmington
w. B. Giles Co, Savannah; john A. Winston l. Co.,
Mobile and many others.
slsg ConSgnmentS of Naval Stores Cotton, Lumber,
and other Southern Produce solicited.
January Il, l-64. 2-6mpd.
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MANSION HOUSE.

TVNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE
Il abnve we'll known and favore Hotel begs leave to in
form the patrons Of the house and the travelling public that
he is repairing and refurnShng it, and has made several
changes which will add to Comfort home and public
No effort shall he spared the part of himself or
assistants render soourners pleasant and comfortable.
Ii. B. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte March 8, 1860. 2l-3mos
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BOOTIIE PARMENTER'S
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
TElHESE MACHINES SEW FROM TWO SPOOLS AS
purchased from the Store, requiring re-winding of
thread. They STITCH bind. fell and gather, in superior
Style and excel all other machines in embroidery. Price
of the Machines $jU.
G. II. THOMPSON,
Agent for Raleigh.
JOS. JONES,
Gen'l. agt for Y. C..
February 2s 1850. 16-2mos.
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w. w. WOODEL'S
FRENCH COUGH MIXTURE

FRENCH COUGH MIXTURE,
ANE OF THE SAFEST REMEDIES FOR ANY KIND
W OF Cough and warranted to effect n cure except in
case OF confirmed Consumption, which, in almost every
originates from cold and, in the of this mixture
in many Gases which hive been mistaken for Consumption
il will make II cure in Il very short time.
For children who suffering from cold upon the lungs
and coughing at night, this is found to be invaluable
remedy. Try it.
w. W. WOODED.
p s. have preparation, harmless in its nature for
sore mouth, gums caused by taking CaUme, any
other cause. 1t makes firm cure.
W. W. ".
Raleigh Dec. e, 1859. lott
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE,

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT \ CERTIFI-
~ number n26 of ten shares Of stock in the Bank
of the State Nor-Caroin, dated February l9 ls56,
misad, and that application will be made for duplicate
copy of the
March 9, 1860 lS-1m.
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MISCELLANEOUS
j. O. DECARrEREr Joux .pvSrpoxc
NORTH-CAROLINA BOOK BINDERY.
DeCarteret & Armstrong.
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,


RALEIGH, N c.,
OVER THE NORTHCAROLINA BOOK STORE,
AVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
-? rr the purpose of carrying the Book Binding
business extensively, in all it's various branches
Their advantages such that they are now prepared
to q" all kinds of Binding from plain ornamental in
manner and at price that fail satisfaction
They would call particular attention their unique style
OF ha Cali and Morocco Binding, which is very handsome
and durable.
Newspapers of all kinds bound in strong and substan.
ua manner Music Books and Periodicals Of every de-
'crlpton bound 10 any pattern. in handsome style.
Supreme t,Drt RpOrtS, l0mm vols. having been bound
at THIS establishment still prepared TO bind them
10 match
Having fine Cutting Machine. are prepared to bind
large euions of Books in CLOTH in manner and at A price
almost as cheap can be done in the Northern Cities
Pamphlets of al! kinds taken from the printer and done
up IN superior manner. al low rates.
Work sent from distance will be done up with dispatch
and carefully repacked and forwarded back without deay
J. Q DECARTERET
JOHN ARMSTRONG;
January 81 1860. ST
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SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS
n governess in family, teacher of English branches
in private school or seminary.
Address, WM. BINGHAM,
Oaks \. c.
November l5 1859. 9S-6mpG.
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March %, 1860.
GOODSAT WHOLESALE!

Family Flour by the BbI. and Sack.
80 Baskets Champagne,
% Boxes Candles,
go Packages Herring,
10 Gross Backing.
10000 Cigars,
For sale at
h. i. WHITAKERS.
Raleigh, Dec. ., 1850. lC3-tt
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JOHN w. WTGGINS,


Patton's AmmOniated PhOspRatic Glano in
Virginia and North. Carolina.
lS7 SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA.
THIS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND OF
Il the great agents in the growth of piartS "A,uxlA
and the PHoSPHATES is Uered to the Farmers ard Plant
erS OF The United States being better Tie
walton Of the wOrnout lands of the Atlantic States than
any concentrated Manure offered the public f-
stead Of stimulating the soil TO extraordinary effort and
Consequent further exhaustion supplies in larger guam
Titles than other Manure the real of the soil viz
the PuosPHArEs and thus does permanent good II
tainS 2 per cent Bone Phosphate than ground
themselves and is rendered suubc bv the Acids
All that is asked for it is fair trial. side 6y side
win any thing POW in the market.
fRlcE $40 per ton Put up casks and sent to all parts
oil The country receipt Of the money, approved city
accepiances.
Also Agent FOR all other Fertilizers.
February -, 1850. lB-lm
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d. H. c. Moore. JoHN p. BARNES
Late Of Mississippi. Late of Halifax, n. c.
MOORE & BARNES,
AITORNlES AND COUNSEI.LORS AT LAW AND So
LICITORS IN CHANCERY,
NAPOLEON, DEsHA County, ARKANSAS,
VI" practice in all the Courts of the State of Arkansas,
and IN Bolivar county. Mississippi. Will also attend to
e 6nyng of lands, paying taxes for nonresidents &c
All business inruSted to their will receive prompt
attention. Address,
MOORE & BARNES,
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer to Hon. II. s. Footc Nashville, Tenn; Hon. A. G.
9rHWn, U: 3 s.; Hon W. h. Sebastian, U. s. s.; Hon.
'oRn v Wright, NJ. c., Washington City, ID c.
December l6, 1859. lO7-!y.
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MalJ Elertiulr
ELECTION: THURSDAY, MAY "a.

]. -rroRsry GENERAI.-STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
0-r We are authorized to announce Z. Z.
r1cKinncy, Esq. of Lincoln county. .
candidate for Attorney General Of the eighth
Judicial Circnii, composed Of tbs eoantIen o.
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren.
and Van Bnsen.
or We are authorized 10 announce H.
n. smith. ESQ, of Franklin county, a cam
a!!date Tor Attorney General ct the eighth du-
dicisl Circuit, composed Of the counties oil
Coffee. Gruniy. lincoln, Frsnklin, Warfeii'
and Van Buren,.
mr. Wssaro authorized 10 annonnee Dir.
miller .rurney. candidate for Attorney
General,o the eighth Judicial Circuit. com
posed of the counties Of Coffee. Grundy, LIN
coin. Franklin, Warren, and Van Buren,
tip. We are authorized =, annonnee ,. :
Wonsack, ESQ, Of MeMinnsilse. a car
,aidate for Attorney General Of tho 9th Ju-
aieial Circuit. composed Of the counties q
Warren, Coffee, Van Buren,. Grursly. Franz
lin aud Lincoln.
NJ We are authorized to aneonncf
JAIN es III. Hughes .as a candidate sn'
Attorney General IN fhe Sth Judicial Gre'ti'
IN Teuhessce compose: OF the caun'ies 81
4sihcoln. Franklin, Coffee, Warren. GrnndF
and Van Dursu. Election Ath THURSDAY II
Mut. 1850.
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Correction -
With pleasure We give place to
the following card from Mr., Bennett,
and We take this occasion to express
our willingness, always, to correct
any error into which we may fall,
Our statement with reference TO tho
death oi the negro was based upon
Information received lrom gentle.
man of rs unqnesticned yeracity7 rs
Lincoln possesses, who really BE-
lieyed what he stated to be literally
true; but he was in error, and, of
course, we We're, too:-
a false and unjust report has
been going the rounds of tho news
papers, which it behooyes me to cor
rect. (. Aud in answer to the accusa-
ton, as published through the Fay
etteczle Obserrer, ) would merely
state, that it was the decision of the
corouef's jury, aud the physicians
present, utter a careful post norton
organization, that there wefe no
mplks Of violence. either externally
or internally, TO justly the concla-
sion TINT he negro Was whipped 10
death, And lave been honorably
acquitted OF that charge, by body
Of as respectable men as there are
10 Giles county. The above and
Others Iiiisrtrresehting this affair
will please do me the justice to cor.
rect it. w. o. Bennett.
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Our Exchanges

Uur ExcnaDgeS
The sTsnuessee Journal OF Educa-
ton" for January is before Us, cou.
timing many articles Of decided in-
tetest aud usefulness This work is
very ably conducted; 10 fact, it could
not be otherwise with such eaitofs
aad contributors as G. L. Randolph,
II. Fl. Harris. G, r Darnell. MIS-.
L. Virginia French, Mrs. 8. A.. II,
Holman. and Prof. r. d. Redus.
The Southern Democratic Ban
ner" is new candidate fot public
favor, recently establishedst Bowling
Green, Ky, by dauaaway & Lewis.
We have received two numbers, and
ilnd that :Old Gan" is as genial, as
spicy, aud as prompt in ready repair.
tee as ever. We hope to see the
Banner every week. Success to it.
The ''Power Press Is the nsms
Of monthly issued froth the Cincin-
cinuali Type Foundry. We have
seen only one number--that for De;
cemhsr-but that was gotten up
with an eye to taste and usefulness.
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Negro Sale

Negro Sale
We are authorized to state that
on nsxt Monday there will b. offered
to the highest bidder. at the court
house door 10 this place, on a credit,
a very likely negro woman, aged
about 81 years, of good disposition.
IN excellent outdoor hand, and var
tainted sound. Also, at the same
time, on the same tsfha, ber infant
aged 8 or 10 months, en- Unusually
quo Child. Sale to take place about
| 0 clock.
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Shippers Notice.

NJ ERCiIaNrS and others sbipplng gpods
NA to this place from Philadelphia, New
York. and other Eastern Cities. viii please
have packages marked. winchester and
Alabama Rail Road. via Dechard.p This
u IN enable Us to furnish the original freight
Est. T. T. PULLlAM. Snpt
Fayetteville, Feb. l6, I860--st.
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Fayetteville, Team.
StegalI, Vaughn 4 Co.,
Eslours

VIE subscriber now has on deposit a
Il the store Of GEO. F, SMITH, in Fay
etteville. and intends keeping there hereafter
supply of FLOUR. of the vers best quail
~. which will be sold low for cash. Persons
desiring an article that cannot be surpassed
are invited to tryit Il has a fair color. good
flavor, aud is lively.
(- Look for the brand
0cs8. 1853 .-eln b. D, DRIVER.
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LINCOLN coUnrr.

Hsrse, bay small saddle spots on his back
left hind foot white, shod oil round about l5l
hands high, about | l years old; by AndrewJ
Commons, 18th dis, Jan. 9. Valued q. $50
Horse Aaie, dark bay, marked with gear
sore back. scar across. the nose, and hnl,
in left ncstrI. about Az hands high. abou
z or-8 years old: By Daniel n. Downing. Els
dis, Jan. Ia Vained at $780,.
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Ciucinnasi. Ohio--
Mess Pork is offered at II SO without buy
ers. Lard 10y Flsur, sales at 4o@a 60
Whisky 20Iz. Sugar firm sassdalss for prime
and for fair Aolasses aga a.. Coffee
firm at l3N ia. Corn steady 5l9as.
New orleans. La--
Sugar steady. Molaskes dull. 37x @38
Flour quiet SO 90
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Mulberry
All the rerseyering instance Of our
n presenlnliye Capt. Geo z Hbp.
the bill creating Mulberry village
i voting precinct hss passed iis Third
reading in both branches Of the Leg
islature, and is now q Law.
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Dfafbs.1
DIED.

In ,ifis county, Saturday. 18th uit, Of
inflammation oil tina. BRAN. an infant son OF
Mr.. SAMUEL q. JoNgs. aged about 20 months.
In this county. Monday, 9th nit, Mrs
MARTHA YATES SouTHwoRTH, wife al Mr.
Hill Southworth, and daughter OF hr. Jacob
6tenebraker, aged 81 years.
In This county, Thursday. 2Si ult of ty-
l.hoi,i fever. Miss SARAH B.WYA@T daughter
of Mr., Thomas Wyatt, aged Il years,
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No greater revolution has ever been effected
in me,lieine than that which is being brought
about BIZ DIR. John Balls Eges,De Form
d. stroyer. Children eat them as they would
candy. and cry FOR more when they are all
gone. ASS medicine fer worms they ssard
wi,hou. iival- Cha,lestaen Dem.
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Court
Chancery Court met in this place
last Tuesday, Judge Ridlsy prssi-
ding.
Next Monday is the appointed
time fol The opening Of the Circuit
Court in this town.
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Association,
pIlll,AIII2l. [pEllAa

A Bsaepaisat faslifst5oa established By speTo
I En,ieement. f3,- tie Relief EFF he Sci ana
Distressed. afflicted scsth fsra9eat and Epi-
desssc Diseases.
I'M times of Epidemjcs, it is the object {
il This Institution to establish Hospitals, ts
provide Nurses. Physicians, Ciothibg, Food
Medicine, &c, for the sick ard destitute tr
tsks arge Of the 0rphans of deceased pafsuts
aud 20 minister. ii, every POSSIBLE way. Ia
the relief Of the afflicted and the health oil
the public at large. II is 1.-THE duty Of thcd
rectors at such times, to visit personally The
raeans of relief. Numerous pIfvsiciahs. mol
acting tn9nihers OF the Association, usually
enrol their names on its books, subject 10 he
called upon to attend its hospitals, iree Of
chats6.
liz the absence Of Epidemies, the Directors
have authorized the Consulting Surgeon to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all persons
suffering under CIIR0NIC DISEASES Of a
vinllent character, arising from abuse Of the
physical powers. fnai-treatment, the effect Of
drugs. &c. when they apply ~ letter oroiher-
wise, and, in case of extreme poverty, to FUR
HIsn MRDicSEs FIRES az CffARez 1t is need
less to add that the Association commands the
highest medical skill Of the age. aud will fur
nish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their
late AnnnalReport express the highest salts
faotion with the success which has attended
the labors Of tteir Surgeons in the ciire Of The
worst forms OF Clir5hic Diseases, agdor-t
der continuance of the same plan feF
The ensuing year. They Zee. confident tia
their efforts have been of great tenefit to the
afflicted, especially to the yenng, and thsy
have resolved TO devote themselves. with re
rewed zeal. 10 this very important blt much
despisesf eaFlse. 49,
Various REPORTS and TRACTS on the
nature and treatment of Chronic diseases, by
the Consulting Surgeon. have been published
Cor gratuitous distributions. and will be sent
FREE OF CHARGE to the afflicted
Address. for Rerert or treatment, DIR. j
skfLLlN HOUGIlTON; Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
BY order Of the Directors -
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEo. FsIRcHn.R Secretary.
Oct 6. lo59--12m,
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An Nposition paper says: '.The
old limo higs are rising in public es.
timation. No purity can got along
without Them" The know nothing
party has found out this fact TO its
sorrow. Blu, how then does the pres
ent opposition party expect 10 get
alonsf Old line wings will never de-
part so far from principles as to act
with It.
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) For The purpose Of reference. and
for easy comparison With the vote
Of next Saturday, We give below the
vote OF Eucolu county, BY districts,
for Sheriff 10 1885,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-01

A sweet little Michigan girl, Of
about ihirty-iive summers, his sued
an old fellow for $4,000 damages
for counting her ten years, and then,
marrying somebody else. The case
is on trial ut Detroit.
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MoNmAaY.--T ennessee Bends sold
in New York on the Gath at IS &c,
which is an improyement Of sc gu
previous sales.
Money is reported abundant in
New York. aud easy Mt scot per
cent on call. and 6a7 per cent on
short first class paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-01

The Lords prayer and the gospels
would be The death OF Democracy -
Gtasgow Free Press
This IS mere assertion without
proof. The Glasgow m,n must not
suppose that because The log vabiu
songs of 40 and the Know Nothing
rituals Of 90 killed The rarties I,
which he once belonged, that Words
Of Lif. are calculated TO produce
a like eiltot upon the cnly hpin9
political party South of Mason 4
Dixon's Line.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-01

At public sale Of produce
terms, twelve months credit Ion
Gold Water. in tins county, last week.
we understand that Corn sold for
SIS IS per barreL and Wheat for
81 90 per bushel.
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ALABAMA LEGISLATURE "A Mont
gomery dispatch says that the Ala.
bama Senate, by a majority. Of one.
passed a bill to raise, arm, and equip
eight thousand volunteers ut the ex-
pense of the State. -,
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EsTRAYs TAKEN UP.

1st, Kind of animal is given =. I'd. color,
Sd. descriplior.. :. .4th, ago. -. 9th. poster,
name... 9th, place and time of arrest. ;.
7th, valuation.
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Peaiqfse aae Aesef.piisn.

FAtO ALTO is ieauiifui non gray, full
l6 hands high. 6 years old 1st day OF June
next, and in form and action will compare
favorab,y with any horse in the country
PAL0 ALTO was got by imported Albion.
dam Levisthau, grand dam Wild Medley, q.
9 dam by Peace Maker. and be by old
Domede. Her dam by the Geoieis. .Twigg.
and he by Janus; her dam J.! Boxer, BY Old
Medley.
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The Thorough Bred Horse
pATsO ALTO

Ill stand the present season
w at the stable of James II. %H1
Taylor, near Copeland's Store, Is M
miles East Of Ia, elieyilie anal IL West Of
Salem, aud viii serve mares at ftse1g- FIRE
Dollars by the insurance. payable when the
fact is sseertained, or the property transferred.
The season will commence the LIST OF hareh
and end the Ist Of July All possible care
will he taken to prevent. accidents, butno
liability should any occur
Feb 20. tMayl5. 1AYL4 & Cos
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A SENSIBLE AMENDMENT = The To-
cal editor Of the Nashville News
winds up a very sensible article on
the free negro bill. now before the
Legislature Of this State, with the
following suggestions 10 that body.
tits sensible to the last. Read it:
We pray the Legislature, thsfs-
fore, that they so amend the bill
as to make it provide that no negro
enslaved under its provisions shall be
employed 10 any mechanical pursuit,
save that Of the barber. Repre-
sentatises will appreciate our request,
when we inleIm them that save
are working out white me.
cbhnics already, TO an alarming ex.
tent. This cannot be avoided, be-
CAUSE tho owners havs a right to
dispose of their property rs they
please; and the poor white devil Who
works for a living, with no c5pitaI
but his elbow grease, is in duty
bound to grin and bear it. But. il
he Legislature can enslave these men
lud women. they cerlainly have pow
= to provide that neither they nor
heir posterity shall be trained or
employed as artisans or artists IT.
has ever appeared to us, that The
proper Geld for slave labor is agri-
pursuits and mental service.
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Fayetteville Prices Current.
g c0RRECTED WEEKLY.
lnxnnrrn 0rr,cr

layeEepaie. Aasth }. ls6o.
OF We have prepared the following tabIa
witra good deal Of care, and behave it may
be relied on a. correct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-01

They have. also Just received and intend
keeping constantly on band, SIMPLY Of the
finest and best finished Metallic Ruriaa
Caskeis ever brought toths market, which
they aill sell extremely low, and deliver
in any part of the eennty free Of extra charge;
in a good heaise. Weed C,'fsins rromptls
made as low as any shop in Lincolu. and iie-
iiversd free CT extra charge, in any part OF
the ecupty-
WILSON, MOVERS g WILSON.
TaN 2Jl
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valuable TOWN PROPERTY

EoT syalSs
FHE subscriber offers for sale ~
Il that valuable town pTopsr- <..a
ty he occupies as residences - 80 sssl.s-
II il situated in the town of Fayellgyille, Tens
1.-The Improvements Is fine, very convenient
and situated IN oae Of the most yleassnt To-
calities of town-aad Kitbai, convenient 70
the depot, and yet, having meme OF its annoy
anees. The terms will be made quite accoIa-
riosiating. T.. W. LEDBETTEp:
Oct. 20,
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Tickets.

Tickets
A large number Of tickets for next
Saturdays election, may be found
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