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EsTRAYs TAKEN UP.
LIST. Kind of animal is given. I'd, color. =.
81, description. =. 4th. age .5th, posters
name. =. 9th, time and place of arrest.
9TH, valuations.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

,
Horse. brown color, speck in left eye, white
spot in the forehead. both hind feet white
just above the hoof. and lef. tore foot. scar on
left shoulder, deficient in both shoulders
enough so to lame him. has knot on inside
of right hind leg which lanes him, about l55
ands high, between IL and Is years old; by
W R BIc!soe. 18th dis Nov 8. Valued at lC
Tn E0gs-S Sows and Shotes-the Sow:
all white and black spotted, ore of them
darker than the hers, five of tie Shotes are
black and white s3o,ted and the other two
are black: the SOws and FIVE of the Shotes are
marked with spill in each ear, the Others are
unmarked; all by Jacob Vance, 9Th dis, OcI
10. Valued at SO %
FIJI y. of dark bay color, black legs, stal
in the face, many small white specks on hel
back aud rump about IA hands high, about
8 years old last Spring; by 3. n. 6, Alsup
August IS. Valued at $50.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Mule. dark brown, abont Is hands high. 4
yrs obi; by Nelson Baldridse, 18th dis, Oct
81 Valued at $50.
.Hnse. brown, small star in his face. both
hind feet white, has saddle marks about l54
hands high. about s yrs old; by William n
Allen, 9TH dis, Oct 81 Valued at $50.
GILES COUNTY.
Mare Nal, sorrel about Is hands high. 8
yrs old; By Carter Hamlet, 9Th dis. june 81
Valued at $50
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Horse, black, about II hands high, ys airs
old past. no brands. by John NJ Bennett, dis
No. IL, DC. Z. Valned at S45:
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Horse, sprrel. right hind foot white above
the ankle, left fore foot white about the up
per edge Of the hoof, white star in his fore
head, l5i5 hands Oh, about 6 yrs old; by
Francis C.. Martin, about 9 miles north of Ath-
ems Valued at SS5.
Horse, bay, saddle marks on each side Of
his back. collar marks on bis neck, 10 hands
high. about years cid: by Robert l.. Harper
on the plantation Of Miles Dana, about miles
east Of Athens. August7 Valued at :s15-
II rse Mule, brown, about AZ hands high
orr years old; by Nathan c. Burk, in l9th
dis, Aug. 3. Valued at $50.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
To Defend ti:e State

We direct attention to tie
short address of Gov. II lsRRls, found
in another column, calling on the
people Of Tennessee to come for
ward and loan or sell to the State
all private arms in their possession
for the ar1Iiin9 Of our troops
Unless the call is responded to, as
stated by Gov: HARRIS, SOME of
our volunteers now in camp will
be disbanded and the militia be
forced into service for the defense
of our soil from the foot OF the IN
vader. The clerk of the county
court is authorized to receive these
guns. Let every patriot, who has
al heart the interest of The re-
public, come forward Immediately
and assist in supplying this dc
sideratum. 1t is in a proper spirit
that his excellency asserts that
0the Safe must, and to the full
extent Of her resources, shall bt
defended se
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Lincoln Guards

At the request >of friends, we
have resurected the company roll
of the Lincoln Guards, and here
with give it place. The company
left Fayetteville, on Sunday, May
81, 1916, for Mexico; was in the
battle Of Monterey, where several
of its members were killed and
wounded. It's whole course during
the Mexican War was marked by
deedsof patriotic daring; and while
some Of its members alas! have
since died, others are molly fighting
for the Southern Confederacy::
PRYORBUCHANAN, Captain;
ALFRED S. FULTON, lst Lieut.;
JOHN v. MOVERS, I'd do
COLEMAN A. McDANIEL,Sd do
WILLIAM L. SLATER, 1st Sergt;
SIIERRoD j. MCELRoY, I'd do
JoHS 2. WHITE, Sd do
SAMUEL EDaoNsoN, 4th do
JoHN NJ. SMITH, lst Corporal;
GEORGE r. CONAN, I'd do
CHARLES Z. BRIGHT, Sd do
JOHN IL. KAY, 4ths . do
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
SaUtitrn Monthly

The November issue OF this
work is before us, and it fully sus-
tains the character we gave 1t
three or four weeks ago. 1t
has been our fortune to receive
a large proportion of the Southern
works of this class, and we can
say in candor, that the Southern
Monthly is the best of them all.
Its terms, etc, may be found IN
our advertising columns. We
trust it will receive q liberal sup.
port. (By-the-bye, we would like
to receive the September No, as a
broken set is not very desirable
Can the publishers supply us9
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Tribute Of Respect.
HUNTERSyILLE, a.
Nov. 3, 1871.

= , y
We, the Norris Creek Guards.
are again called upon to record the
melancholy fact, that we have lost
another of our members. JOIN
MCKENZIE, private in our ranks, is
no more. Hedied at Hot Springs,
n. w. Virginia, of typhoid fever,
Oct, 18th, 1861, aged about %
years
In order to show that respect for
the, deceased which his life and
character lnerited, as soon as the
fact was officially announced, a
meeting was called and Capt. Iiig-
gins .was invited to take the chair,
who appointed Lieut.. E. S. N. Be-
BIO, Rev. David Tucker, and Ser
geant M, c. Shook as a committee
to draft resolutions suitable for the
occasion. Capt. Higgins on taking
the chair, made a few feeling re-
marks upon the life and character
of the deceased, after which, Da-
vid Tucker, our Chaplain, offered
a short fervent prayer to the God
that giveth and the God that
taketh away. The Committee, af
ter a short interval, returned and
presented the following resolutions,
expressive of our OWN feelings Of
SORROW for his hereaved parents,
which were unanimously adopted,
viz: ras1 p mi r'
Rcso7rod, That the deceased was
a moral youth, of all amiable dis
position, and had tie confidence
of both officers and comrades in
arms; esteemed and loved BY all.
Rosoleod, That the deceased was
soldier i'll the strict sense Of the
term, eyers.obedient to his superior
officers, and lenient with his
equals. 51
Rs5olred, That the deceased
died like a soldier, with the loyeof
his country at his heart, giving
satisfactory evidence as he fell
from the ranks of his fellows, that
he would join with the angels in
Heaven.
Resolcetl, That we do mourn in
a solemn manner the death Of our
worthy brother, and extend our
heartfelt sympathies TO the bereav-
ed parents, who have lost an obe-
dent and afectionate son.
ResolUe1l, That these resolutions
be forwarded to the fSyetteriite
Obser1es. and Lincoln Journal for
publication, and that copy Of
each be sent to the befeaved pa-i
rents. =
Capt. G. W. HIGGINS, Chm.
T. A. YANT, l&cy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Traitors arrested

~ Samuel Pcheas, State
Senator, and W a'icn' ,EdHaee'
Representative in tie Tennessee
LEGISLATURE. were arrested for trea-
son on last Thursday. Ptchens'
. son was mortally wounded while 1l
attempting to burn the railroad
bridge at Strawberry Plains. A
warrant was also issued for the ar
rest of DR.. Hodeden, Representa-
tive from Sewer, but he escaped
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A benevolent Institution established by special
Eadotonlent, for the Relief Of the sIek ozd
Distre ,se{, afflicted Min VTrulent and Epi--
d mic Disease, and especially for the cure cf
Diseases of the Serrai. Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
lFE Acting Surgeon. 10 all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition,
Cage. occupation, habits Of life. sc.) and IN,
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge. 49,. =
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-s
rhoea, and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs. ard ON the NEW REMEDIES en-
ployed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be ac-
Address Dr.. j. sKfLLIN HOUGHToNt
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directory. .r.e,,l.
EZRA d. HAR"WELL. President.
GEO FAIRCuILD Secretary,
Nov .15--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Mail Failure-

!, The Nashville paper mail due
here on Monday failed entirely
The mail agent on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Rail Road, we
are told, sent our mail to Winches
ter, and the Winchester mail here
Such carelessness is becoming en-
tirely too common, and is ineScu
sable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

The Cincinnati. Commercial de.
totes an entire column TO show
that the-Soath will, after their sub
iugation by King Lincoln, be com
PEELED to pay the entire cost OF tht
war. Smart idea, if it can only BE-
carried out.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

Tankee;sm.-A fellow advertised
in Boston that for four shillings re-
mitted he would send beautifully
engraved portraits of eorge Wash.
iligton and Benjamin Franklin, and
had the impotence, to forward to
his victims three and one cent
Postage &s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
What Is I'd New?

The telegraph tell US that Ed
ward Everett, Archbishop Hughes,
and Thurlow Weed, have all gone,
Tor are about going, to Europe in
reference to the war'here at home.
Beecher's paper, the. Independent,
says: -
''Just as we are going to press
we receive a most important piece
of information from a reliable
source-it is nothing less than the
expressed conviction CT MIR, Sc
ward that.the Government cannot
suceeed in this war; that the Con
fedelacy will probably be recog-
; nized by the European powers,
and that peace VIII BE the result
in sixty days. In view Of this
Mr.. Thurlow Weed has been sent
to England, and if he shall find
the British Ministry determined
to recognize the Confederacy, the
Administration here viii prepare
at once for peace. 1t was to pave
the way for this that the discour-
aging report Of Adjutaiit General
Thomas was allowed to be publish
ed. We have no space at this late
hour to remark on this informa-
ton; except to say that, if entire
ily correct, (as we are positively
assured, it will simplybreak down
the Administration and. destroy
the country .
Greedy denounces the above as
bosh, yet it appears to be some
what singular that three such
prominent citizens should be leav-
ing fer Europe at the same time,
and at an inclenent season, m
less important matters connected
with the Government took them
there. incinnati Enquirer, Ia.
The large sum of thirty thou
sand dollars have been voluntari-
iIy contributed by Southern men
Tor the benefit of the wife and
children of Jackson, who shot
Ellsworth. " '@7
NJ srs, Clark. Gregory & Co., Nashville.
Gents:-Yonr, Ambrosial Oil you sent US is
one among the best medicines ever offered
to the public. There is great and iAcress-
ing demand for it here.
.3r G. ". SIlEAl IN & SON.
jenkins Depot. Tom.
/ cured had Neuralgia pain iu top of the
lead, of two weeks standing, 10 less than one
hours TING, " it'll Amhrosiai OF.
&c HOLLOWELL.
Murfreesboro, Nj arch. 1859.
Fer sale b, ". c. DIsaER. Fayetteville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Sweet Potatoes

Sweet Potatoes
Our young friend JAMES ".
SrEDMAN has our thanks for some
very fine Sweet Potatoes. They
were, by far, the largest we have
seen this year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Wood

Wood
Advertising, or job-printing, who
expect to pay in Wood, will please
bring it along We want it NOE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Constable S Sale

A likely negro Girl is to be SOLD
to the highest bidder, by consta-
Bile Holman, in a short time. Lhe
advertisement may be found IN
this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
&H.-The Charleston Mercury,

SaH.-The Charleston Mercury,
replying to the question: "Where
is Professor Thomassey?''- says:
He is not idle. His valuable seryi-
ces have been engaged by one of
the most enterprising houses in
Charleston, for the erection of salt
works on a grand scale. The. arti-
Gle, however, cannot be made In a
day, nor in d week; but, as we
have said before, about Christmas
full supply, at reasonable prices,
may be expected from the South
Carolina salt works. The manu-
facture of salt requires a period OF
about sixty days The South
Carolina salt works have been in
progress about half that time:"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
HUTTON & FRELIGH'S
SOUTHERH MONTHLY.
FERNS always in Advance,

,rF In ordering be particular to write
ramcs of subscribers. Post Office and State,
II stinct and clear. Address, a.,
HUTTON e. FRELIGH. Memphis. 7.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

George V Hebb
BENZ Y D Hardin
Leonard W 1ngle
NV alker Jones
JAS Mccartney
Felix B Meyers
iLut'r E McGaugll
MILFORD RMassey
Henry III Morris
Robert E Neeld
VIM e Pearson
Aaron Parks
VIM A Parks
Thornton Philips
james Pearson
Benz W Price =
Milton Parks
Andrew j Pratt
James Puryis
Samuel Price
George w Rees
Benz f. Ramsey
Asa S Reddick
.Eph b Reinllart
Marion It Small
.JordanCSolOnlon
Jas NJ Stamphill
Robert NJ Shelton
John w Saunders
James w Smith
VIM G Snod>y
RobtI Templeton
Zach Nickers
John Eining
Il G Williamson
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
s See sVhat the peqple, Press
and DtalerS sag.

Henry Es. Costar,--All the sumner
have been troubled with Reaches and Mice.
was actually ashamed of the house. for
the Roaches were everywhere. ! purchased
a box Of your Extermnator aud tried it. and
in one week there was not a Roach OF Mouse
in the house.
JOHN B. Owens. No "a Elm Street.
IYouss keepers-troubled with vermin'
nee1 be so 10 longer, if they use ''Cos1AR s.
Exterminaters. We have used it TO our sat-
isfactiou, and il a box cost So. we would have
IL. We had tried posens, but they effected
nothing; but CoSTAR's article knocks the
breath out of Rats, Mice and Bed-Bugs,
quicker than we can write it. u is in great
demand all over the conairy AsGiaa (O)
Gusette.
More Grair, and provisions are de-
stroyed annually in Grant County BY vermin,
than would pay for tons of this Rat and Iusect
Killer.-LancGste,, IIis) Herald.
Henry x C0star--Your Exterminator
is received, used and pronounced an entire
success. We used box'of it, and the way
the Rats and Mice around our premises ''rais-
Ell Ned'' that night was a caution to sieerers.
Since Their no: Rat or Mouse has been Leard
in kitchen or cellar.-A Nagregor. ( Iotra) Times
HAVE ECem ScIEiug--Y Our Ex'ermi-
nator for the last year, and have found it >
sure shot every time. have not known IT to
fail in single INSTANCE"
GEORGE ROSE, Druggist, Cardington, o.
We are SeilinG--Your preparation:
rapidly Wherever they have been used,
Rats, Mice, Reaches, and Vermin disappear
immediately.
ECKER s SrouFFER, Druggists, New Wind
eE sor, Nd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
PRIvATES.

Nath'l Alexandel
Wylie III Ashby
| James Arrendalt
James Ashby
Jas n Blackwell
! White Buchanan
John r Boyles
Josiah b Black
VIM MBrowning
JAS A Buchanan
Dav S Buchanan
James Beasley
CampbenG Boyd
Chas " Crawford
-
G G p Conway
Geo Cunningham
Alb CUNNING CHAM
Hardy HColter
Berj LComnens
Benz n Clements
Richard Colbert
Owen Colbert
Jere V Golfer
j j BCrunk
William Davis
Christian Eaton
Andrew j Eaton
John Edmiston
Naris Fiynt
Thomas /! Fin
Theoph Franklin
Drury NJ Gray
John Gavin
James S Gerelds
Hugh Ii Gavin
Andrew j Gibson
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

Salt =
Fletcher d; Son request us to
say that they expect to receive a
supply of barrel and sack Salt,
about the close Of this week
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
Nashville. Team

iSsssssSssEe. = cssE-
BANK note List. !.
Bank of Tennessee par
Union Bank dol
Planters Bank do
Merchants Bank :. do
Bank of the Union do,
Traders Bank .dcl
Bank Of Commerce DO
City Bank -. ..dol
Farmers Bank do
Bank of Paris par
Bank ofCh attanoogadol
Bank Of Am erica eds
Citizens'Bank no sale
Bank of Memphis par
Bucks Bank Il dis
River Bank par
Commercial Blk &c dis
Exchange Bank CSC dis
Northern Bank par
Southern Bank &c di.
Bank of Nashville par
Georgia(old banks, par
do new do II
S.Carolina Bankslcdis
! Louisiana Banks. par,
Alabama Banks. par
Kentucky Banks6@op
| The -four market CT
ers are epabl ed 10
81 25 for SuperGne, an
Family. Sacks of 100
| w heat hss imITov
week. and we now on
l so, Red &f,00 @l.04
81 al 10 pei bushel.
New Corn IS held
6a@ zee. per bnshel.
at SI@1 Is, and Oats
The light supply Of
demand render the N
quote Shoulders at %
and Clear Sides 27sd
1.-THE prices are 2@3'
Bard Is nominal at ~
facst What there Is little
We have heard Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

A Lesson 10 Abelit;oaists.-Ou
esteemed citizen, Lem. Farrer, OF
this county, had a son IN the fight
at Columbus who was perhaps
the first to meet death. His ser
want was with the company, and,
in the progress Of the battle he
missed his master. Looking fol
him he found him cold in DEATH
The faithful slave took his
young masters muslset and cart
ridge-box. fell into the ranks, and
fought all day with .unflinehine
gallantry,, dealing death to many
a Lincolnite .-Aenp1tis Argus.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

To Destroy Rats, Reaches, &c.
To Destroy--Mice. Moles, &c.
To Des,roy--Bed-Bugs.
To Destroy--Moths, FleaS, Ants, dc.
To Dest,Oy-Musquitoes,
To Dtstroy--Insects on Plants and Fowls
To Dsstroy--Insectso on Animals, SC, &c
To Destroy Every form andspecies of ver-
min.
USE ONLY
Costa Rat, Roach, &c. ETter.
miRafor.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Erferminato1
" Costar' Electric Potrder for In.
sects, &C..
In 25, SOC. and I 90 Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks. IS and So sizes for Planta-
lions, Ships. Boats, Hotels, DC.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

on the basis of loc per ID net. In the retail
market it is selling at 1870.
Good fat beef cattle find ready sale at 359
4c per ID. srSs, Sheep are in demand at
|S2@ per head.
The stock of coffee is we'll nigh exhausted
ard holders have advanced their rates to
65@ Toe per lb, while retailers are demand
ing one dollar We quote New Orleans
Sugar at 6@9s per ib in bbls, and Il q lC
less per ID in hhls.; Havana White l3c
Loaf. 20@22, Crushed. 2o@22 Powdered l6@
Ef9c; Molasses 35@S7Ia per gallon.
Salt has further advanced during the week.
ard we now quote Coarse Sack a. sll 50
Fine S12 90 and Barrel So On per bushel.
The stock of Star Can dies is very much re-
duced, and holders are demandir g SOC
per Id. Hard pressed Tallow are held at
soc.
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Money.

II WOULD. most respectfully request those
4 that are indebted to me By tote or account
that am needing the money, and hope they
viii call and make payment as coon as possi-
lie. IS am owing money which am CON-
Enelied TO paw, and viii take It as great IA.
vor on ms friends for calling and making Pay.
|nent Immediately u.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

Missohriiiants:i0c dis
par Illinois Banks. .-cdls
.doIyCaroIina Banks. 3ctis
do, Virginia Banks:: lcdis
do Ohio Banks. :. ;5c dis
do, Blk Of Shelby Vile par
.dci0coee Bank .rar
do Bk of cambridge. :. do
.doIBk Of Claiborne. =
. do Bank Of farewell -
par Bank of Trenton -
ado, Bank of Jefferson. -
Of Knoxville par
sale Lawreneeburg Blk ..--
par Indiana State Blk sc dis
disi SPECIE.
mar American Goldl3@16p
dis Silver $500. do
dis EXCHANGE.
par NY selling l2ac prem.
di. Philadelphia do do
na- Baltimore DO. do
pari Cincinnati DO. do
New Orleans do. do
dis LAND WARRANTS.
mar 4O.s .......... no sale
par SOS and 1905. do
asp 1905 So. do
J. continues stiff and hold
10 realize full prices, say
!. and So 80 for Extra and
100 lbs "a %.
Iroved So Ice during the
quo.e White at 81 OO@
| .04, and Mediterranean
i.
,cld at Soc and old at
,hel. Rye 85c, Barley.
Oats SOC.
' Of Bacon and the heavy
e market very firm. We
23a24c; Hams ESQ 26c.
27aa 2sc, per ID At retail,
"a Sc above these figures.
! 22@25c per ID. from the
tile or none to be had
Of engagements Of Pork
q ~
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0eatbs.
DIED..

In this county, "Wednesday, 18th inst of
croup child Of Mr.. Barney New hurter,
aged about years.
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AsI,,rfs.Gp.-

Baconn-Stock very light The stock Of
Shoulders is nearly exhausted; the few Sides
in market are held at 27@25c a sale Of
Ribbed sides for Government use having been
made at 28c, lIanis quite scarce and high,
26@ 28c.N ~
Llrd-Is sold at 25cents. Stock limited.
ur--Suprly good, bur not quite equal to
the demand; family sells at S4@s4 % per
hundred pounds, bat with an advancing ten
dency consequent upon speculative demand.
Wheat--Sells from wagons at LAO per
bushel. - .s@ !t -.
Corn--Tho market ia hare and the article
in request; it would bring s0@85c from waS-
ons
Meals worth 81 from wagons
Butter VERY scarce ard in demanc-reac :
ily brings 30cts, from wagons.
Esgs--Find ready sale at Is cents
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Gbs Narksts --Iategi BUTTS

Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By R. n. WHITAKER
-s><a-- OBSERVER OFFICE,
EaYettevitle, Aoren er 81 1861.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

EG Sold Eperywhere-6y
All wholesale Druggists in large cities.
All retail Druggists -Grocers--Storekee
ers, &c. in all Country Villages and Towns,
" holcsnle Az ents I'm New York
City.
Sbefreiin Brothers & Harral, Bisley & Kitch.
Co.. en-.
g. A, Fancstock, Hull Rush Gale & Robinson
d Co. NJ. Ward, Close & Co
a. & Sands & Co McKisson & Robbins
Wheeler & Hart ID. s. Barnes q 20.
Hegeman d Co. T. u wells q 20,
Hail, Buckle &Co. Lazelle, Marsh d Car
Thomas & Fuller. dens.
p d. Orvis Uall, Dixon S Co.
Penfold, Parker g. fripr & Go.
Mower. Conrad Fox
Dudley s Stanford. AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
T. w. Dyott & Son. Co.
r. A. Fahnestock & Go. French. Richards 8 Co
Robert Shoemaker 81 AND OTHERS.
Boston, Mass.
GeoC. Goodwin q. Co. Wetkes & Potter.
M s. Burr & Co. JLo Wilson, jr
New Orleans;
Mobile,
Galveston,
| Savannah,
! Charleston;
Memphis,
Nashville,
Louisville;
ST. Louis.
AND
All the Principal Cities and Towns in the
lgNnTNEHf1 STATES
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

The large sum of thirty thou
sand dollars have been voluntari-
~ contributed by Southern men
Tor the benefit of the wife and
children Of Jackson, who shot
Ellsworth. s. s--
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

NathlAlexander George V Hebb
Wylie III Ashby Benz Y D Hardin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27

Sundry local bills were reported in the Sen
ata yesterday. 4 resolution was offered for
extending the corporate limits OF the town OF
FREDERICK sburg. Petitions were presented for
II stay law during the suspension OF specie
payments by the Banks, against any further
approp1. ,tions 10 Internal iiapgcs eIaents dur
ing the present session, and against chariering
foreign companies 20 construct roads in oppo.
sition TO those =, present existing at heavy
cost 10 the State. \ number OF local bills
Were passed.
In the House, a pumber 0. Senate bills were
passed and a few referred. Bills were ased
amending the act incorporating the Little
ksnawha Navigation Company, and amend
ing the charter Of tho Danyille Bank and
authorizing branches OF the same. ! bill was
reported To prevent guarantees of notes, bills
OF exchange, &c, by Insurance Companies.
report was returned from Hon. JoRy
ROBERTSON, Commissioner to the seeded
States, which was ordered to be printed.