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II n1tnrll fnctilns. Thtsc, n not TtII''I' 49, "T
cm-cvcs and the surrounding orrls' llH'uolis
erll ar-rgvaton suffering and disease. N,e IA ',s
condition, oppressed by the derang IAN.
PILLS, aud how directly they restore tc l'I I ~
ton OF the system and with il the buoymt ieSng OF
health AGAIN, What true aud apparent IN tl,s tIIl
aud common cor,rllf is nj so true in many o! the deep
seated snd dangerous d>teUpCrS The sam Pun
effect cNpclS them. Caused by similar .h anu
rapidly and many of them SURELY cur'o oy w siE
means. None who know tn virtues oil tlcSe I'M, VIII
neil ct 90 employ them when suffering from 'le uiSor
dcrS they cure.
Statements from leading physicians IN some OF the
principal cities and from other wen known pGnic per
From For0arding Merchant Of S. louis REQ. !, 300
DR. AVER; Your Pills the paragon OF an th,t IS
great In medicine. They have cured my uti Itusi'r5
Of ulcerous upon her hands amt i th' hd proven
mcurblc for years. Her mother has bcen lon5 sr,F,
Ousy afflicted with blotchcs and pmpcS on her sNln au9
IN her hair. Amer our child was cured she also 'rI'u
'N~' '''''' '''' 'i''1 "''' ''' ASA NORGRIDGE.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
T,,uE VIRGINIA L,PR INSURANCE @,


NY fay prepared for business, and The attention OF The
public earnestly called the Importance Of It's objects This
Company, under Is charter divides seyeneigs OF m profits,
every years. among policy holders thereby giving The
Mutual System, with he pledge Of
perpetual Capital Stock Of to0 and the added security That liz
have Interest In conducting s
asa1 with prudence and economy.
Charter requires half OF the Capital Stock and Earnings
be Bond Mortgage unncumbered Real Estate
worth d.uble the amountl
chief object OF the Company 10 aid In retaining a home
money which goes annually rem our Fate
for fe Premiums 10 Northern companes That money W De
loaned to Customers for term Of years At legal interest," and dis
bursed In our midst -
Endowmenis snd Annules granted Life and term Policies s
low rates other good Companies Slaves suredor
'-' DIRECTORS.
VIM. II. Mscfariand, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen Samr T. Bsyly,
Roscoe n. Heath, JOS L. Anderson,
Thos W. McCance Thomas p August
John II Montague 10. H. Mauryi
DayidI Jas A. CoWgrdn,
Lewis Ginter J. u. Mccel3nd,
John Jones, T. Moore
la, L. Apperson John H. Claiborne,
Lewis d. Crenshav B O. Wherry,
wm g. Paine, Wa H. Christian,
II. L. O. baskerville. Wyndham koperuont
samT J. Harrison John Q. shefer,
WIN IL Haxsl. Peter O. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, D. HAskius,
Geo. D, Shell, EiWsrd Norveu,
Wellington Goddin, Geo summer,
John Dooley. ID. .. woodbridge.
PTesidont-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice president-wM. II. HAXhLL
Physicidn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
dROyfev-ROsOOE B. HEATH, ESQ.
apaT J. ADAIR PLEAsAETs, Secretary.
sS- once Main 18th streets, Richmond
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,lC.rIcuen v Do consolidated By ne monlh or -
- .sei on re Manuscript previously agreed upon DC
1..ea rs-tes -. =. .-..ts.s ,p,,-
,irr1 m be continued ordered cut aud payment
snscted accordingly ,--t. s.-..s dine
80 R1 "a krrxn-us xsrsTo avoid
S.rt 81 t Annual Advertisers, 10 Is proper 70 sa
bsr hi oay extends 10 their immediate business e
a ac Legal Sni an other Advertisements sen' % e " " -
additional charge, and 20 VIBRATION -. -, 20 ~
90 Real Estate General Agents 80
a. s,.h discounts as shah be agreed upon
- S,rs mi v,,ry alvtrseJ generally engsgins one
- ..r.-gs ~ BE privilege Of change shan not on ll
$50 $50 In AL, one wcek insert more han me sHe1h
@ mon = Che standing r-- under tne contract Anu Al SAN0
~ sr,ouut 4, be charged az thc usual rates -,
,5y,rtissnruts Inserted ia ne SEMI ec1y WIG ~ 20 .
~ Al lines or lsss for thc hrs Insertion ana o. 0-a'
r $40, = - e..1t'rsarce or II weekly, . cents.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Arc YOU sick, feeble, and com
pllninS Are you out of order,
With Your system dCrauged, and
vour feelings uncomfortable /?
These symptoms arc Often the
pr.ludc 10 serious illness. Some
III of sickness j. creeping upon
Won. and should D. aycrtcd by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
outthe 3isordcred humOrs -pu-
riry- The blood, aud let the fluids
move ON unobstructed in health
a~ain. They stimulate the fmc-
tions Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. \ cold settles some
whcrc in the body, and obstructs
Ha...H.HH
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As a Family PhysIC'
-, u, l. II g.,..f.s.y.istf AfIr Orleans

From Or. r. ". CGrtrrigt' Neo orleans
Your Pill, the prince OF purscS Their excellent
qualities surplss ANY cahlItic We possess. ly are
u but very certain aud cgc;u IN their action ON the
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 Us IN The uay
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.
m GCpTrsVIITE

rpRI. WEEKLY, THR, UGH TO LYECH ,uTTTIt
1 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN Szsis1s3s>sss,
AND TkI-WEEBLY on TUE OPPOSITE DAYS MAKING A DAl-
LII LINE AS PAR Az sCOTrsYlLLE.
Richmond 10 gcotsyie 50 Richmond 10 Lexington. ~ %
Lynchburg. 4 On " " buchanan. %
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
FRIDAY at NJ ani ON 9th September the Way
scosy will leave At p ~ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
nrdays far Scosyie Returning, leave SCOTS
I'LL. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN A. NJ
See distance fare time of passing In card below for through
line snd observe that the scotse line will pass intermediate
points opposite day the hours going and hour
later Coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday Leave Iynchburg Monday Wed
nesIay Friday, ut p NJ needay and Friday at NJ
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS:
p.y Pave, IS ps ruu ~ ne Il of,hs
- r. a4v.r~e Esrlltances may pc msoe =, !.
sey, - - uhsre evidence Is taken on We oeP's' 0i
i.s,.rln 10 Pc.l once eoLtAlnlnE nonny.
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Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomac

DEAR Bro. AVER; ! cannot answer YOU irhdt COM
plants have cirsd with your Pills better than 10 say
al that treat sritt pHINur, BsdtctHf place
great dependence ON ctIcc;ual catartir m my daily
contest with disease, and believing as d" that Your rms
afford us the best have of course value them highly
PIrr,BUEG, Pr, May /, ISIS.
DIR. J. G. AVER. Sir; have b''n repeatedly cured OF
the worst hagi.r any body have, 10y dose or two
Of your PILE. IL 10 arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse no Once.
Yours with -ryst respect, I'D W. fkElLt,
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Dy.entery. Dlarrhca, Relax. Worms.

From DE-. y. q. GrecH, Of thtrdg0
Your Pills have h,d a long trial my practice, aud
hold them in esteem OF the best aVcreuts have
ever found Their alternative eject upon the liver makes
thm an excellent remedy, when given n small doses FOR
bilious dgsri,tIW 1"t durrhoI. Their sugar rodhiS
mako. Them yrf, acceptable and convenient Tor the
al ,,I,rusu .riI children.
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SIR: have used your PIN. U my general aud hospital
practice since You made them, ami d' Not hesitate I"
say they ar, ia. best CathIrtr employ. Their Ugu
lsmy action tine liver il quick AMI dvrli,,l, cuust
Qu.utly they are admirable remedy for dcr1u cmouts
OF that o~slu. Indeed, I have seldom found ease of
b. 1as disease SEQ obstinate that Il d not readily icd TO
them. Frtteually yours, ALONLO BALL, VI. T.,
Physician Of the Marine Hospital.
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sz; ~ @

NOTICE wishing obtain tickets Tor eryan over
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
ngon City and points further North must in All cases be youch
ed for by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
known the the Road, tickets wi be cold sp
piled for by letter A. ID. ALLEN,
na2O-ly Ticket Agent
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fsyR SFLENDDUS RARGAINSIND DIZZY GOonS:
\ No TIME LIKE THE PRESENT $25tOO WoRIh W NV
AUCTIoH AISS-MORE GOODS Tim EOom ~ St0hh
TEEN LARGE sALEs, SMALL PROFITS ANB QUICK Nv,
TURNS HILHIsER BROTHER, 1873 BkoAp srkhEl,
es YORK at prevailing panic prices her- aud can
Truly their friends and customers st oeuer odJo e
money cannot be had 10 this market go
particular attention respectfully requested 70 the
a~ges; assortment Of low priced medium and high priced DREs
GOODS be found In any essbhmenin the city without any
exception.
9 coo yds pOPLINs slk Figures-25c., cost soc.
2 geo yds WnRSTEn VENEfIANS- SOC worth Toe
loo yds. All Six PoPLiNs, at Ifc and ., the yard
5000 yds ss greatly below last months prices
n B-Addonsl employed TO walt on the rong OF Gus
alar prices for which 1913 Bro ad Is co famous
&c " J. MILLHISER BRO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
LrNcnlx COUNTY

q
7',co Ci,tt7t-ui.e a steer deep red color,
slope off each ear, and crop of the right-the
other muly steer half crop OF the right and
an and efhi; in the lensear. red eohiL with a
blaze in hisfece some aliite about his legs.
about 8 or 4 years old each; ,hy Etheven
Mckinney, dis. No. II, Jan. 5. Valued at
81 each
Hsiiffev red and. white pded color, half crop
off the left and smooth crop off the right ear,
about 2 years old; by P r. Johnson, cis. No.
II, Jan. 5. Vailed at So
fsUo Aogs. -tiack ard white spotted, swai-
low is.rk IN the ri .ht'earand anuntler Bit in
The sftab,ut IA months oli;by Andrew Lloyd,
dis. No 4ih, March a. Valued at "a each.
MAURY COUNTY.
H0,se. deep as with little white on bis
forehead. ahpat i5ls hands high. aboat $ or
10 years old; by Sii,s l.. veach, dis Nc. 2,
Nov. 8. Appraised at $50.
WILLIAMSON eouSTY.
FLY sorrel. smdl star ia the forehead. "a
hands 8 gi,. about three wears old; b. Joseph
Brow. dis. No 6. Nov. 9Th Valued at sac.
Fas8KLIS coUA TT
n,Te bright bav.seve cut shoa before, IA
hands high. al,out2 years oil; hv G. Acklin,
dis. No Z, Jan % Valnel at SIS
<forsts IRON gray Fosne "ntte do''t n'S isse's'i
nsars about bind. is hands high, about years
old: BY John Meier. dis. No. I, Jan. "a.
Valued at SIS.
GILES COUNTY.
FIN brown hay, without marks or brands.
sbent 2 searso old: BY gohnG. Pullsn, dis No
IL, Feb %. Valued a. SIS
JACKSON COUNTY ssse5. 8
Fifty hay rather Inclined TO be roam, with
some white hairs. small Knot underth belly.
70 brands perceivable. about a hands high.
about 3 yeaFs old; By Sewer Bolton. Feb 30.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
Militia Election
See the Sheriff advertisement 10
tits pqper for The date, etc.

Judge Harris. the successor Of
Mr. Seward in the United States
Senate, is pronounced by Washing
toa correspondents the finest looking
member of thai body - Eschange:
We are ghitl 10 hrar that the
successor of Seward has at least
one good quality. For reasons
which modes,y constants US to leave
untneasioaed, We have an astonish-
lag degree Of parllality for geod>
locking men.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
CLARK 6 fjlLER'S
AAIBROSIAL OIL
CLARK, GREGORY & 90.
Sole Proyrietors,

= = IA u - .
| Headache, Earaahe, Toothache, in three
MINUTES; tl1in .'ism ;, Coughs, Neuralgia
Colds, Eryspeals, Bronchitis. Dvsners;s
Gelc, Cramps. Iufamed Ewes. Chronic So,s
Ewes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns. Br,,isas
Spraips, Cbapped Hands, Piles. Ulcers. Disr7
rlea, Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet. Deafness
Old Sores Sore Breast. Sore Nipples. Scald-
Head, Ringworms, letter. Snake Bites. Spiier
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The agoyH IL
challenged for lis equal FIR Scalds ana Burns
/ It cures Scratches on horses. Sore Ewes on
horses, Sprans. Swinney. Poll Evil. Fistul,
saddle and harness Calls, fresh Wounds or
Sweilngs, aud is the best known remedy to
I apply to tender-footed horses from founder
take mp the feet aid battle well about the frog
OF the foot. Cures ell culAneous diseases OF,
man or beast.
No medicine can esre 10 all cases. hat we
lean show more real proof of the virtue Of
AMBRoSIAL On IL It's healing properties r., m
Responsible men, who ave above being hcnebt
than can he produced fer aay other medicine.
We do not assert a cure for every maladv
to which the human family are s,Iief.t hn. !
what We proclaim we can snbs,antiate by liV-I
ing witnesses. The AaR7osIAI. OH IL a /
Nashville preparation, aid sold throughout I
the South and Southwest by all good drnc-
grists and general dealers. The South NAV.
be justly proud that DR.. Clark. native Ten
nesseean. aftor much labor ard research. has
produced a really worthy medicine. whica is
bound to drive out much Of the worthless
imported trash with which the country IS
fIoaded.
Please cali at our Office, where we will
take pleasure in showing letters sud estirno-
mails loo rrmerous to set forth in The form
1f an advertisement. seme Of whichcoryle from
in high staclifs, who are using
: II their practice, as they state with mar
'eious effects.
We challenge the world to produce rem
dy so speedy and effectualin its healiug prop
rites.
y Read the evidence of the virtus oil
lark K Fnlier's Anibrosial OIL evidence so +,
utheptic. and fre1m persons whose word and
anding are ITeproachable. Read and be
ouvinced.
CLARK, GREGORY 4 co. t,
Sole Proprietors Nashville. Tenn. u
For sale by w c. DtEMER, Fayetteville. 4
Nov. l5.--12m
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4 New Candle

Messrs. HI e Waif have placed
lns under obligations for pound Of
Parailine wax Candles--ths first We
have ever used. They are the hand-
soonest Candles ever msde-or at
least such is the opinion Of all to
whom We have shown them as well
as The cheapest. They hsye been
sold in this place heretofore we are
told, at 60 cents per pound, but
Il. & w. propose selling them al =
cents, which is twen.y-iise per ceat.
cheaper than Star at Csc per ID.
Oae Parsfline will burn nine hours.
and give much more brilliant light
than any other C.udle known. Oar
read.rs who may desire q beautiful,
clean, aud economical light, would
DO we'll to give our friends Hill &
Walk call, al Ringo'ls CID stand
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28


Uuqnestionably tie action Of Ken.
lucky. Virginia aud Tennessee has
isntiz,l mgre to iortiiy the Re.
publicans 10 their unconeiliatory spil-
1t than any event II The times s.
The sentiment Of these States is
not appreciated. What is here cali
Cd CONSERVATISM is understood at The
North to be Submission. Nouaetioa
is regarded as unuonaitioDal adher-
,,ace 20 sbe Union. in free s. ates-
The Uniou movement Ia the border
Safes his mole. thau any :hing else
defeated The re-nnion oftte Stl..es
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
State Generation

About twenty KnowNothings and
Douglasitrs have published a card
10 the n lshville Know Nothing
papers, calling for u Union Con-
vention' to assemble 10 Nashville on
Thursday, the ID day Of May, for
the purpose Of nomi natisg = candi.
date for Goveroor.'' VIM. II Polk,
Emerson E'herit'gs, Baiiis Peyton,
Wm B Campbell, aud jordan Stokes
are each spoken Of in connection with
the nomination.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
Just RecciYed :

IaRt = Ashty are Eeceising :
very cheap and desFr bic stock 81!
Spring and Samner Clouds, hey say,
consisting of ali The new, fashionable.
aud good styles Of the season, which
they intend offerigg 10 the public at
prices 10 accordance with tie hard
ness Of tbe times. Give them { Il
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
Gentlemen $ Wear

f. e. Fleming has received hi:
Spring and Summer supply ofCloihs,
Csssimefes, Yesiinga. etc, and some
Of bis patlerus are as pretty as ne
have ever seen. He has, slse, a
good assortment Of fine Pocket
Knives aud Fiddle Strings, to which
he invites the attention Of the pubic.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
Dry Goods

Some Of cur merchants notify Us
that they are just about receiving
varied and desirable stocks OF spring
Iaud sammer Goods, the opening Of
which they vii duly anaoanee
through The 0bserper. The pur-
eh 'siog public. therefore, may wait
uuler the reli4bls assurance that all
Of the fine and good Goods in this
market viii be adY rt;sed IL these
columns ia ample time for th4m 10
make s,l.ciious while the stocks are
new aud fresh, Wi and watch Tor
the announcement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
New Stock

z. C. Goodrich requests to sa,
that he is nov opening one Of The
largest assortu'nis OF Staple aud
Fancy Goods be has ever received,
embracing all Of the latest styles
aud qualities, and be intends 10 sell
then, at his usual l,w prices He
Invites all who desire 10 purchase
to give him cali lie expects 10
have his advertisement written uut in
time for next weeks Ojssyuer.
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Nashville. Tenn

4
BANK soTE List. Missouribanks.. !
Bank Of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. j
Union Bank do \ Carolina BaHks.l
Planters Bank. do Virginia Banks.
Merchants' Bank .doi0hio Banks. +
Bank of the Union do.Bk of Shelhyvillf
Traders Bank. .dciOcoee Bank :. .
Bank Of Commerce do Bk Of Oandridge
CITY Bank do Blk of Claiborne :.
Farmers Bank &c Shank of fazewellt
Bank of Paris par Bank of Trenton j
Bank Of Ch attanoogado, Bank Of Jefferson !
Bank Of America feedisI Bank of Knoxvilll
Citizens Bank no sale Lawrencchurs Ok |
Bank Of Memphis rarindiana State 3 < I
Bucks Bank ....1 dis SPECIE
River Bank do AmericanGol'l,. II
Cnmmercial,Bk &c dis Silver ...4......
Exchange Bank 90caiisT EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank ..par NJ selling | a
SoutheaS Bank &c lis philadelphia dol
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore dol
Georgia. nllbank 92kei Cincinnati do
do new do ~ New Orleans do
s CsrolinaBanlss 3caisi LAND WARRANT
Louisiana Banks. paf 40's ......... no
Alah;nll Banks2a5s 4 sps aud .l60's. d
Kentucky Banks. ln i2gs -. ID
Flour and Mesl.-rhe export demand
Flour has been rather light daring the v
but with fair deman.ofrnm the home tr
the movement HIS htcn aaite saliofacr
There is still some aifficnliN experience
max ny shipments, which restricts tho SGT
ern demand The mari ct continues
supplied will the va ious grades. We On
Snperine. 1890. .......S2 2o@oa
Extra Superhne. ...........e SOC .
f amiiys ........ % 'otd =
Sacks. Of 90 lbs. -. ...,...3 eo@3
The stock of Bucswheat Flour is very Il
but The demand is limited. We quote S.
iO0lbs.
There has heen an active demand for {
Meal during the week. aud heavy rect
have. beer a,i,ied TO the stock ouihe mar
We quoIe uBsif,e9 at 65d75c and slttec
sacks. st-s5aS 81 per bushrl.
Grains There is hut little inquiry Tor WI
Our mii-rs are offering 81 % per bashel
lieeral NJ the mills. Seed Wheat is bel
81 2AG 81 FER busliel
Tho movement in Corn continues large.
wifh an increasing stock. prices are hardly
we'll nsfaiHed as last week The rnling p
from sier.is 6oc r per aushel, racks i''cin'
The stock Of Oats continues in exees:
Tie demand lat remain FIRM at 40@ 45e
COMMON. AM. seed Al 45t7 soc.
Provisions The receipts Of Bacon
fallen off spmewhat during the week, bat
hear Of 80 change.in prices, and continue
quote Shoulders at sc. iiams Sc, and G
Sides los from wagons. From siare the $
ing prices are Shoulders slG Sc, Hams Sc
and Clear Sides lols @iitac.
Lari ism active request. at 9ks @l0sc +
wagons. and l0,S @ili from store.
Good sweet Butter for table use j. scarce
In demand AZ ISta zoe q ID at wholesale
25c at rstaii; inferior is dnll atl2a l5c.
English Dairy Cheese is quoted at l2la.
d, aid Western Reserve lo5GH IL.
Eggs are in good supply aud are sehin
GAZE per dozen at Wholesale. and 81 g los
retail.
Groceries There has hse1 Tery fair
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28

Smoke is q great preventive ggainst
frost. a fire Of damp rubbish paced
at each corrsr Of the garden dur
ing the night will suffice to keep of
the frost.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
c=~EN
Saturday, May 18th, 1861.
.eS

Il behooves all who oppose Bh,ck
Rapubieanism, Federalism, an d
Civil War, TO baekls on their armorl
Tor the contest. Let US be up aud
doing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
Lively Tims in the Senate.

The WasAingsn correspondent 0
the Charleston Merry telsgraphl
under d.ta Of the lAh as fellows:
They had a sharp he in he Sen.
ATE today. DouslaAmde great
speech. fIe argued iltlhe govern
nsnt had neither thaght. nor the
might TO collect the Hsnue at the
Sou.i.; thu, this cauId lly Sc done
by re.c.pturing all thsl.rts pow 10
the h=nds Of lie G}nieFate States,
which would require 9,G0d men,
al the least esllml.e. he expen.
disure, he said. would Aunt tusno
less than S3l6.Oo0O00 ;IusIly. aud
an army oi 10000 melould, be- |
sides, be required 70 prlct Wash
iogf III is ultilerstodthat lhi,
estimate was furnished Scott.) I
Dougfas closed BY dsclalt plainly t
that there were bat two sAaatiyes
-eiiheI To Withdraw ttiFederai Il
troops aud acknowledge iuds- I,
pendvncs Of the South, orl begin ?
!. civil war. If the ialtacoorse
should be determined on, l,ldsd. =
he sooner the better. ja
During his speech, Ebigallea il
be Ab5ationists terribly. II nden "
req''eat J iaferrop eaf lin, srath- II
Or violent yursis eliso, Il.
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8fafhs.
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DIED.


Lincoln county. Tenn February the 9th
. Of pneumonia. Mr. MIDDrET9x tanning
eos wear nf his age NJ Filming was
IN the State Of Georga;wheu hut small
le emigrated 10 Tennessee with his faith
amily. where he grew mp. anil was mar
70 Miss Iiachel Harper. aud migrated to
ssippi whore he lived few wears. thence
10 tho place where he died; and by
FRY and eeoeomy he accumulated a
|ome property. lie was aman of great
,ess. decision and independence Of char
as a neishhor he was kind an. ohlieing.
I,aster be was humane. az husband. father
Eand-father &C.. devoted ard Affection
PIE was not member Of any ehur h..
gave full satisfaction to his .m;iy and
/ that he was going forrest We Mourn
IS but not az those tho have M hope.
bsis his etern al gain. 4 FRIEND.
fis residence. in Fnl'nn county, Arkan-
1 The 18th day of February last, Mr..
WILEY. in the 5Ist wear If his age. lie
YFniefiy q resident Of Lincoln cour,ty.
and moved to the State of Arkaus-
Ihe winter Of 80. lie WAS consls-.
'lmber of The A. R. P. Church, and died
qful death.
Ilhe residence Of his father, in Fulton
aArkansas, of winter fever, WILLIAM B.
Is, on the 9th inst. in his 25th. wear.
!. formerly a resident of Lincoln coun-
r. He leaves Youthful com : anion /
nf ne had been united in marriage only !
pimonth, and a large circl. Of friends .
n his early departure. His latter cid
dee.
county Tuesday. 18th inst JOSIAH RI.
sY henorrhage ofthe lungs, aged about
$ generous. high -toasd. honorsb,s
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Military Candidate

by authority, We announce, uuler
the appropriate head, a gentlenlan Of
this plsce as ) canli,l.ie for Colou.l
Of his, the I'D r gimsul, T NJ
Election to take pllos on Sturdy,
the 4th Day of NJ,
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Marriaqfs.
MARRIED.

In this comfy. Tuesday. 10Th inst. Mr.
DUNG a. TAYLOR and Miss MARTaA Nc
LURE.
nth's county, Wednesday,. Goth in st. Mr.
: o. GApTis aud Miss EELEN j. WADE.
In this county. THURSDAY. 2Ist inst. Mr..
HcMAs 7. RILEY and Miss MARY AVN E.
NTH.
In this county. Sunday. 24th inst, NJ. G.
CHURCH and Miss LINDA A. DAMnoN.
In this county. Monday. 25'h inst, Mr..
LILLIAN BRowN and Miss CAMILLE CAYroN.
IN this county. Mon.lar, 25ih inst, Mr..
ms ADKINS and Miss ELizABErH G5ss.
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EsTRAYS TAKEN UP.

1T, Kind Of animal is giycn.... 81, color.
81, description :. 4th age. 9th, posters
names. 18th, place and time Of arrest -.
LII, valuation. y