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TaE yEEx HHExr1sz Six shirts for Is, and no
hun Tbers seems % lie 10 waiting any longer for
pEs okg Maw csn tes MT II he any iowes han
hat the establishment whsrs these AZ
icksze % he dzsiped h ssf that sless viii
~ nee bat s dseiins hoash she prizes does X
sinkaAfy lp~ 1ha best cA md sse soaae Of thes
sh1s xhea doubt IL nm We sspfIsss ad sca
hsndsae fnernssA 10 sold 1t s mentioned Messrs
lsas Mn take pleasure in sowing Them, wei
" pazsian II ssf splendid and fashionable stock
csas<.sf esnsa saa ST. ehasss Streets
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u kenNluS AID Dos6nsrio Dry GooDs Tho par
q baynrs called fe lie large credit ssse 81
tefa and dssie 81 goods place this aay at 10
e'sloek III p NJ Roger i Co., Nos IS aud i; Oh
hssessszext xsfassS-cssF saDO, % days credit.
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%ak Bill AID EyKlsnrr MASS MEET For the
mrs meeting which IS to take place ut Odd Eel
lcxsk a laorrox might, there Il a published
call osf colfnns " which II entitled To The
If sle community ct large. The names
appsn q DIE caal aid guarantee that the meet
10 I'll ~ Ipusef
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Epa: q xsssaps, Esq, Mining Engineer, formerly
superintendent ia the Hiwassee and Gocheoo Mines
~ Ei2scssaH Tenn, whose card va publish to-
a. t11 shortly issue pamphlet on he Ducktown
corr nllsa, their true value and actual manage
menu. IAia paper viii III read with interest lid
profit 49, FL persons ready 70 risk capital IN mining
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II Card.

The Ladies' interested in the Fair recently held Osya
the Episcopal Church village retnr their
thanks to A. W. Rosworh Co., for their liberal donation Of
ice; also Adams' Express for bringing free Of charge
ny2s 2plt
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NTToN GozLEaIATE DE Tia M. q. We are
indebted NJ HI poilts attention Of Mad. Ed Loc,
aue several tickets of imitation to the exhibit
Acn Mn faka place At tllis institution on the
3iSt int There Is u be d distribution Of prizes
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LARD ttension Il called to the card pub,
tisted alis morning hy the ladies' who lately gave
fslfat ns5Aa for the benefit Of their Episcopal
They return their ackno Wledgments to
AessFk Hcsworth 4 co. FOR leo given, and to tic
Adams Express for transportation Of the same
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Deses''s W-Os.sted Store,
CANAL STREET, NEAR UPHIN.
good many articles sold under price, to make fer
arrivals Just received, fine lot Of Hair Nets, silk Nets with
and without Beads Braid Nets Also Of Chenille
and Gold. nyz9 2ptf
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DIR. Fan Zasafd,s
ID ETER EMIT INJECT TON.
To those suffering with Gonorhea Chronic elect
Fluor Aibus Whites this Is the ony medicine at promises
remedy. We recommend all sufferers TO waste
months and be in torture all the time when CERTAIN safe and
is at hand.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
81 and ISL Charres street,
my2s 2p3teodk1tW General Agents.
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Ill xxix HpnsEa, zTc., nos SAT- See the AZ.
rsrtiseaea g - eso Aandesss No. Is asavIs sssss
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THE Toilet.
.rREFELIon Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY .
'.TREFELIon Cures all Eruphons.
"TREFELIon Softens the Skin
"TREFELIot Beauties the Skin
"TREFEIIOn Eradicates Hnmor.
'TREFELIon 80 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few drops poured
in the wate for Bathing decoasy refreshing and exetat
ing giving the Skin Freshness smoothness Elasticity soness
Brilaney and PuryCooling and nvigorating the
flesh firm and Of aabaser richness of Beauty all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
a5~sold everywhere at 20 cents bottle.
CARY, HOWARD. SANGER / CO.; NORTH, SHERMAN
L CO.. LAzELL. MARSH 4 GARDINER; TILEsToN L
co.. General Agents. As Broadway. New York. ny2s 2ply
1850. Spring. 1850.
NORRIS, MAULL Sc CO.,
Fine Fashionable CIothiers
CORNER OF CAMP AND coAMoE STREETS.
Under the city Hotel,
Have their usual large stock of seasonsbls
LoTHIN
| And
FURNISHING GOODS.
OF tho Latest Styles and Material
oula cali attention to our style Of
BRUmAGEN BUSINESS COATS,
WITH PANTS AND VESTS TO MATCH.
49,. -Also--
PhfIadelphia-Made shirts,
OF our manufacture.
Our friends and the public generally invited
Famine.
NORRIS, MAULL Il CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets,
n26 2pH under the City Hotel
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alrrl 1870 lllatnass HoteI.-This MOTEL

SIssssa1Fgf Usyx Harness Hotel. This hotel.
IoFaysd ii the sboye place, she most retired and
qA1e$ ~ fhe sesshere resorts in the South, was
oTe6Hd f6x ths season o. the Nth Inst It win be
under w psrsonai charge ana superintendent Of
tha Pfaprietors Colonel Barnes. During the season
iuIllsek improvements 40 tlle previous extended
onax 1ase been made, which still further com
mkn.s the premises 70 those DESTROYS Of enjoying
ahe Measures ef the seacoast. Mississippi City IL
dathax IS miles from New Orleans. Although
there Is charter fos ! railroad to be built from
thiA city owafas Jackson, Mississippi there ap
pfara to be great apathy towards subscribing and
txting 20 the stock. Mississippi City is, however,
ini5fSszag Withont The railroad particularly that
vii known 81 Handaboro' which increases with
aoaae fsptdity. Among the buildings erected the
past ssasDn q Miasissippi Cisy n very neat and
ceip odl6us church fol the Episcopalan society Of
TILT naighh orhood nnder The charge Of the Rev,
Ghalles illianason, late Of this city. The other
Large hotel, owned b the renowned disciple Of
Homqspathy, The repnted founder Of Mississippi
cftY, haa heeE lease tbs aerable Doctor no
longer wields Is management.
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Si.c Shirts

Sa.c SHIRTS
f or F1v oLLARs.
All Linen shirts, Sc SO Eaehs
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
and the worth given for the money, at the
OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
Corner Of St. Charles and Canal streets,
Opposite the Clay Statue
mysa sps.eod LEIGHTON & BLANC. Il
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The following condition Of
holes s and I, aad require immediate repairs Wit
nd ssligiss ,lsss
Ga0
pyades Mepcnens Hercules We and Hi Tie oher Streets
ssfss
and aai see ar and Gs s a New anl
pfsssery their sarysd form.
for The repairs d The streets entirely neglected
PIT the paving and cutters m repair namely the following
Front street New ieyee rvrpcore strccl, where
Thalia Henderson. Es5 Race raass kshssd aarkss 81
MARKET ske Sos pame ps Sssph
tania foymna sarondeist Rampant nryades, Jua Pens
asssier Poydas Common Perddo and 6aibent
4 TN s ssgs ~ e @ b.. @
stone WINS IF NJ e paved Te block
Poydss Front Tehoaroaias aud Administration streets
fdgss 5 q p s ss q a s
been impossible fo ne 70 make ho.nsh asanihata
g. ' Fl the re- e ,hs Ta and
md r report at he next regular meeting Of honorable
As the Street Commissioner has full and absolute
control over the streets and street contractors the
terrible force Of the foregoing remarks Of the
City Surveyor cannot be too highly appreciated.
Our criticisms are fully borne out by the official
facts submitted BY the city Surveyor. The streets
Of the First District are in awful state and we
have little or no doubt that the communication
which will be probably submitted this evening to
the Council, will show that the thoroughfares Of
ne Second, Third and Fourth Districts are equally
| ~ nad OH. Further comment Is unnecessary.
IL -
i ~ hEaoyAL OF THE REMAINS OF A PloSgER.- The
Al Legslatnre during its last session, made
an appropriation for the purpose Of defrayifg The
expenses OF removing the remains of E6son WI.
llams. one Of the pioneers Of the West from their
| place of burial to Frankfort thereetn7 renosa ~
the side Of those Of Daniel Boone Th;s was sbss
| dying request of the former and with nra; ss
worthy assiduty some surviving friends ersrsaa
themselves to this end. and the appropria,on xya
made. On Saturday the bones Of Williams wese
exhumed nom their flfst place Of burial in the Uni
srersaIist Church graveyard on Bank Lick, nea,
Govingion, and placed III the vault ready for trans
portafinn To Frankfort by the Kentucky Contra
railroad, which has rendered the freedom Of wa.
as far Al Lexingtnn. louisville Journal, I'D.
" Bob, lower yourself into the well, and holle
for heip.s
| n Fer what Z
Oh. inst 10 brighten daddy, and make littl,
fun 4 - II
Bob agreed to the experiment, but he got rathel
more fun than he had hargained for. Daddy APP
peared and administered lots of fun with hickory
] sapling five feet and half long.
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Fishing Tackle

Fishing Tackle.
Just received by steamship ST. Louis from New York
plets Of Fishing Tickle of the finest quality.
LION & ANDREE,
81 and &c Royal street,
my2i 2pa corner Blsayiile.
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.anscyicnss .HORsisaatf0aas.
FOR MAYOR;
JOHN n. MONROE.
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER:
Q. o. FLEClHIraB.
RECORDER. FIRST DISTRICTS:
WIN. EnInIERsON.
RECORDER, SECOND DISTRICT. &
j. Il. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DISTRICT.
WEBSTER LONG.
RECORDER FOURTH DISTRICT:
9. g. CANIPBEIL.
FOR Aide RMEN;
First District. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. g. BRICE
:. ..-,..,...........A. P. FIELD
Second District. ...............F. LEvAssEuR.
Third District. u. ............P. 8. Witt.
Fourth Disrict.... ..".......s. A. SUBWAY.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First District-ls. Ward .......JAMEs BEGas.
;. :. I'd ward...... ERNEST ToLEDANo.
!. n. Sd ward......C. II HATCHER
Second Distriet-4th wsrd....w. HoDGKINs.
;. :. !. John f. HOLLAND.
]. !. 9Th ward......J. FREMEAUx.
Third District-7th Ward .....u. r. sEIcsHNAYDRE
;. 9Th ward.....J b. LEEFE. AZ
Fourth pistrct--llth Ward. Capt. JAS. DAVIS.
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Ratification Meeting.

meeting of citizens raiify the nominations BELL
EVERETT by the Constitutional Union Convention at Ba
more, viii DO held at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on wEDNEs-
DAY NIGHT next, May 80, at o'clock. my25 2ptd
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Eenfs g.
The Rats that burrow meath the floor
. The Rats that steal from every store
The Rats that make dwellings foul
That prowl about like midnight ghoul-
Give them but Wilson'S Paste and then
They'll surely leave the hannts Of men
Wilson'S
RAT AND ROACH ExTERMINAToR.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j, WRIGHT 4 Co..
q and 15l Charities street.
my25 2p3teod<W Sole Proprfetors.
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The Citizens of New Orleans,

The Citizens of New Orleans,
Without respect political differences, favor
the election Of JOHN NJ BELL for President and EDWARD
EVERETT President States hereby
invited to ASSEMBLE in MASS MEETING in this city on
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say- Fsom the Fami1x IournaI.- Hei,

n8- DR.. Charles NJ. KeIls, Dentist, No. I52
Canal street. between Carondeet and Baonne New Orleans
MD 2plyMo&W
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aS- Eighth Ward American Club ~ The
Eighth Ward American Club Will their New Club Room
situated The of Greamen Eysan Fields Streets
MONDAY, the It'll Of May 1860, o'clock r NJ and ey-
cry MONDAY following until further notice.
my4 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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Candidate FOR Mayor.

MIR. ALEXANDER GRAILHE
win be supported candidate for Mayor by the Cizens
without reference parties the eecsion 10 take place
Jnne fny23 ante
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All at prices cheap the cheapest Polite attention
and the worth given for the money at the -.
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nS-NEnth Ward American Club, Third Dis
TRcrThis Club will at The of Lsuisa
streets, every THURSDAY EVENING at o'clock pre-
csely. until further notice.
BY order OF the President.
mylf 2pn THEoDuLE BACHEMIN secy
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Plantations supplied with prime Dtehing BOOTS. Russ>
BRoGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Canpeschy
HATS, at the lowest market prices BY
FROST co.,
No. 10. Magazine street, New OrIeans
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-31

THE G. P. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
The Thirfieth General Assembly OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
of The United States, met in Nash
vile, Teun.. on Thursday, the l7th
inst. Tie opening Sermon was
preached by Rev. T. B. Wilson, D.
D.,ol Texas. Constituting prayer by
Rev. S. III. Cowan. Ga the second
ballot. S. G. Burney, d. d.. of Miss.
was elected Moderator, Rev. w. S.
Cambell, of Missouri, and J. G..
White, Clerks.
There was much important business
before the Assembly, and great har-
mony and good feeling prevailed.
ST. Louis, Missouri, was the place
selected for the next meeting of the
Assembly.
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Tribute Of Respect.

Al Meeting Of the students o.
Petersburg Masonic Academy, held or
May 9th, l860,W. S. Bearden being
called to the chair. the following pre-
an.ble and resolutions were adopted,
viz:
WHEREAS, 1T has pleased God in
his infinite wisdom, and in the my s.
terious dispensation Of his Providence,
to remove from our midst our much
beloved friend and fellow student
OLIVER HARRIs, the world has lost
and Heaven has gained a true and
lnoble heart. Admired for his native
goodness and ger crosby, responsive
to bis dnty as student,-presaging
unmistakable evidences OF talent, bis
course characterized by genllem9nly
bearing, the uhfeigned prompting Of
his tender heart-it is sad 10 think OF
his un'imely death; And WHEREAS, We
highly appreciated lis many ami.ble
qualities and noble virtues; and in
the depth of our feelings deploreI
the unfortunate occurrence, therefore
Resofced, That while We, as school,
bow in humble submission 10 the will
of the Advise Creator, who doeth all
thiEgs we'll we can bat lament the
death Of one to whom we are bound ,
By so many words Of affection, and
TO whom we were SO strongly
attached.
Reso7ced, That in token Of our
owe and esteem. We wear badge of
for thirty days.
Res6lged, That We tender:o bis be-
eaved mother and relatives, our
EARNEST s, mpathy in their distress
ResOtced, That copy Of these
Proceedings be sent TO his distressed
'arent. and that the Lincoln JoarRal
nd FAYETTEvlLLE OBSERVER be re,
Inested to publish the same.
W. S. BEARDEN, (
7. II. HARRIS. Committee.
e. r. BEAEDEN. :
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

Horse Male, yellow bay, has marks of gear
and crest ia Hen, has on old shoes, about I41
hands high, abeut 10 or II years old; by VIM
Hatcher, 18th dis, ahont miles south Of
Fayetteville, May H. Valued at SO.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse, right eye yeIlowish.. no harness
marks on him, shod all rcuEd. about seven
years old, bv John Rucker. May rs. Valued
at eighty ave dollars.
Horse, sorrel l6 hands high, no perceptible
brands. white star int the face and white ring
round his right hind foot, about 6 or z years
old, by r. D. Blackwell, May I8- Valued at
one hundred dollars.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-31
Vote for AstorneY General

There WAS very small vote cast
at the election held in this county
last Thursday for Attorney General
ofthe S.h Circuit The people took
80 little interest in the mater, that
AZ some precincts not billot Was
deposited We are inclined 10 the
opinion from present indications,
that Miller Tvney, Esq, Of Frank
liz county, is the successful aspirant
Only S04 votes were ROLLED in Lin
coin divided as fnllnus.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-31

NOVEL CHICKEN Coop. A Mrs.
Mills was arrested in Brooklyn, N. Y
or Thursday night last, charged with
stealing chickens The officers were
about TO leave, when a chuckling
noise, proceeding from under hlrs.
Mills ample, skirt, caused them to
look in that quarter, when no less
than fourteen srrightly-looEing
chickens were found.
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Marriagts.
MARRIED.

In this county, Wednesday. 23d inst, Mr..
ANpEssoN DAYS and Miss MINERVA BART
LETT.
In this county. THURSDAY, oath irst., Mr..
WILLIAa CANSoa and Mrs. NANCY CLAUNcH.
II this cornt,. "Wednesday, Both inst. Mr..
h P. RussaLL aud Mss IAEGAREr NJ GIBsos.
In Nashville. on THURSDAY, 9th inst, by
Rev..Dr. Howell, Mr.. WILLIAM T. SKULL,
formerly CT this place, bHtnow of the Shell
byville True Union. and Miss CLAyAEYA Mo-
SEES of the former place.
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See Advertisement an ltis paper.


IF the election were left to the votes of
our children, DR. Bull would certainly be
orr next President. His Vegetable Worm
Destroyer has given him g place in their rec
objections, from which lie wilt not soon be
displaced. Instead of being dosed with
nauseous drugs to expell worms they have
only to eata few candy drops, and the next
day they are well again. Bardstolcn Gazette
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-31

SEVERE STORM Cincinnati, Lou
isyille and the country about was
visited by severe storm on Monday
afternoon, which did great damage un-
roofing houses, prostfating trees,
sinking. coal boats on the river, aud
doing much other damage. Several
lives we're lost. and many persons
we're injured BY bruises, ha wing limbs
broken, Sc.
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!!!DEAT!I!!!
TO Every Form asad Species Of
Vermin.

'Cost:sr's" Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator
"CSsgar's'
"CossaE's" Bed-bug Exterminator.
"s'es1nr's"
"Coss:ll's" Electric Powder for Insects, &c.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
-Roaches-Mice-M 0les-G Ground Mice
Bed Bags Ants-Meths- Mosquitoes
Fleas--Insects on Plants Insects on Apimals,
dc, &c.-in short every form ana species of
" III -s 2 l --E--E-
20 Years established in New York City
usSi blythe City Post Office The City Prisons
and State House--the City Steamers, Ships,
&c--the City Hotels, s.Astor, :" st Nicholas, y
&c.--and by more than 20,0o0 private fam
lies
sT@ Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them.
81 Wholesale Agents in all the large Cities.
o. Regular sizes, 25c. zoe. ga Boxes
Bottles-Flasks.
H- ~ BEWARE = Of spurious limitations.
Examine each Bog Bottle & Flask, and tax
nothing but "CosTAE'sp
o. ST 60 Boxes sent hv Mail.
az So & 3 Boxes for Plantations, Hotels,
3.c.by Express
or ADDRESS orders-or for -Circular II Deal
ers'' to HENRY r. cos FAR.
Principal Depot. 4l0 Breadway. n. Y.
Sold by Diemer & Miles, Fayetteville, Tenn
April 5, 18G0--S I1i.
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.e.er 10 the University of the South: :
HIble anniversary

The next Anniversary Sermon, Of
the Lincoln County Bible Society will
be preached by Rev IL B. DsINH,
at New Hope, REV. A. S. SIoan's
churchl on the second Sabbath in
June. The Society viii meet the
next day in the Presbyterian Church
in this place at 10 A. H., for the
transaction Of business. Members
are requested to be punctual in at
tendance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-31
Nashville. Tcnss-

Cotton--There has been considerable artiy-
ity III the Cotton market during the week, al
prices within the range Of Cur qCotations
There is a good demand for the better quail
ities but the Lover grades continue neglected
and unsaleahle except at low figures. We
Guofe-4 a 90.
Tobacco-The transacfiors in tobacco du-
ring the week have been light
3readstuffs-- The stock Of flour has bean
light, but during Tie week the receipts have
been quite liberal There is very good demand
for both home consumption and export We
quote city sHperfne S6a6 SO and extra al
7@7 SO per barrel, the outside figures bein 9
the retail prices In sacks the prices are
8 6093 IS for extra from first hands
The receipts of wheat are very light the
sales beirg limited to an occasional parcel.
We quote prime Red and White at 81 25@l
80 per buShel We believe but one of III Q CITY
mills is running, and that upon very short
time, in consequence of the inadequate supply
of wheat.
Corn--We quote 65@7oc as the ruling
figures
Observation-Disclosures of bacon contiuc
light, with considerable inquiry for joints for
the city trade, and prices are firm with ar
upward tendency. We quote shoulders at g,
Hams l0,and Clear Sides l014 q l015 from wag-
ons. From store packed, = c advance or these
quotations is demanded.
Lard is in limited request at 1O@ I0l4 in
good shipping order.
Irish Potatoes--The market continues well
supplied, and planters will find no difficulty
in procuring first rate article for seed We
quote the market dull at e2Q2 % per
Dbl. according 10 quality.
Groceries--3he market is well supplied
with Groceries and there is considerable ac-
tivity in this department We quote
Sugar Fair S@S!c and prime to choice
9@93 per ID in hhds.. and = ale advance on
these quotations in bblS; New York coffee SUI
gars l0@llAc; crushed and powderedl1la a
12c; Loaf II > a l2c.
Moasses and Syrup II GLASSES in htls45@481
per gallon; half bbls. 50 cents; sugar house
1906. Golden syrupin bbls 70; half bbls
go, and kegs 90 sallonst85c.
Coffee--Ric l3@@14l4c, Laguyra 14@l5c,
JayalS@2 zoe per b.
Tea-Imperial 50c@S1, Gnnpowder, 5Oc@
rs, Young Hyson 40a6O, Black 60c@&I 20
Salt-We quote coarse sack al 81 so, ard
fine at 81 G0@l 20, and barrel st 40c per
susbel The stock on the market is ample to
meet the demand.
Whiskey-- Rectfed zoo %; coul try brands
50@75c.
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AseRtS--
Joseph FL Barter and Wm. IN
dersoa are authorized travelling
agents TO procure subscribers to the
Fayetteville 0Bserper.
Joseph Walher, Of Charleston, S
G., is an authorized agent Of the
TagctteuHe Observer.
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StrayS

S!fsys
Our Stray List, which is one o!
the most valuable publications for
the farmer and stock.raiser ever
made, may be found 10 our col
umns. OR readers will please
bear in mind, and do us the favor
to mention to their friends who may
be disposed to subscribe for a news.
paper, that the Observer is the oa1y
paper that ever gives this very ex,
cellent List 10 the people.
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Tailoring

A"sEVAO
r. b. Fleming has bought out the
entire interest Of James I. Neeld, in
the firm of Need & Fleming, west
side or the Square, and will carry Oh
the business in his own name
He invites csll from all Of his cld
customer, and as many new ones
as feel disposed to favor him aith
their orders.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-31

The steu mbcat r I. Sass, on a
tin from New Orleans to Cincin-
natl. on the 10Th inst. struck snag
fifty miles below Memphis and sunk.
OF The $50 passengers on beard, 10
or 20 were drowned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-31
Groceries

Mr.. r. ~ Hhtaker is opening at
Iiller's old stand, south vest corner
Of the Square, large and desirable
stock Of Groceries, which he proposes
10 sell as low as the lowest. His
stock embraces various grades of
Cefee. Sugar, Molasses, SILT, and
and other articles usually kept in a
we'll appointed Family Grocery Store
Give him call.