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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-29
River Isems.

HtSGR l1emD,
The arrivals since our last we're few, gerry
few-the Clara Hinc DOT Of the Des Moines
river 10 day, and the S.. Leais Packet and
Kate Cassel yesterday. The latter wss down
with pleasure party from Burlington, and
left last night for Rock Island.
The City Of Louisiana, formerly 10 the
Ksokuk and ST. Louis Packet Line, has been
sold to the u. S. Government and 10 30 be
converted into war vessel. She il splen-
did boat and one of the tastes. on the river.
The lngomar, formerly . cotton pscke ct
between Memphis and New Orleans, has
been fitted out by the rebels in the latter city.
She viii be used TO prevent vessels ap-
preaching the city from the Gulf.
The river a. this point still continues to
swell.
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Che 0ate Qitp.
KEOK UK, WEDNESDA NAY %.
Arrival ana Closing OF IN Mlis ~ the
keokuk Post office.
ARRIVALS.

Eastern Mail arrives daily at IL O'Clock N. and
8 o'clock p. u.
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Except
Aondays) at IL IN.
Western Mail arrives daily Except sundays) IT
lam.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except suAdays)
1t p. M
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) at pm.
North Iowa and North Illinois ltri- weekly on
1uesdayr, Thursdays and Saturdays, ut IL IN.
Charleston Mail ttfi-seekly) arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays 1t p. Ia.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closes daily lexcept Saturday, at
Sp. m.
st. Louis and Southern Man closes daily (exoept
6undsyE) at IL I'm.
Western Nail closes daily Except on sundaysl
1t ~ . clock m
Burlington Mail closes daily except saturdsys)
1t p. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail clofes daily Except
Sstnfdaysl at p. m.-
North Iowa and North Illinois Nail (tri. weekly
closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ~
Up. m.
Charleston Mail ltri-wsekly) closes On Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays al .. IN.
All Eastern mail matter is ssnt by way of Bur
lington, and arrives pTomlscuou.ly.
On Sundays the post Office will be open from .
TO z. M, instead Of from 10 a. m.
May II, 1861. j. u. HOWELL, r. NJ.
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vISuE KANGAROO HUNTERS; ~, Apvnnsunns
/ N rnH nuSn BY Anne bOwmAn, authos d
.sThs CAstAways, =" The Yesns Ex1lsss ~.
Yer sale ~
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column signed by prominent merchants OF
this place, 70 the eject that, from the Arst
day Of June next they will reject al Illinois,
Wisconsin and Missouri, - we'll ~ any other
currency not founded on . basis that will
male Eastern exchange ~ two per cent
This 10 taking step IN tho right direction,
and ought TO have been done months ago, in
which case il would have saved them many
q dollar.
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-24
)vercOatS, ,DressCOats
CITY EMPORIUM
For Inc Bcst and Cheapest 0roceres PrOUisfoRs and

For the Beet and Cheapest Groceries, Pr0uisfoR', and
Miscellaneous articles.
The strongest passion In the human breast
Is shown for thing the newest and the best;
New thoughts, new men,new measures ana new StoreS
Are all the vogue though some Of them are 6ores:
In visiting La NcAsTER We see the same
Displayed for money or dsplay'd 70. fame:
For instance, at the Store on fam'd Main street,
The Hooking Valley Bank just opposite,
Are sold the ARTICLES most cheap and fine,
In Grocery, Fancy, and PrOuisiOn line:
Where GEO. W. LITTLE, as proprietor,
To please his many custome RS Is sure:
Variety's the very spice of life, and there
II may be found in ev'ry thing that's rare:
The best Of Groceries OF ey'ry grade,
nd lower prc'd than any In the trade;
We cannot mention all the fancy to delight
But Just enough to whet the appetite;
The Sugar nd the Coffee Of each kind,
nd dif'rent Spices pleasing did'rent minds!
| For smokers best Tobacco Of the day,
With German smoking pipes OF wood and clay,
nd rch Segars to Whit our cares away:
The German, French, and choice Madeira Wine,
For health and pleasure 6Iids most divine!
MaeloTy Brandy which has glory sure
For those who wisely drink = old Ida and paro'
| or cv'rI quality the soul TO cheer;
The Bitters made of Wine that have spell
Medicinal to make the richest well:
The sweetest Crackers, Cakes, and Taciest heese,
| In short, all Groceries that sell md please:
| A full Emporium for PrOuisiORs rare,
| Too very numerous TO mention here:
Enough TO make all Fairfield County thrive,
| Or feedthe world and keep cur race alive:
Tho rarest danties In CORfeetionary way,
For daily feasting and each holiday:
| A Miscellany too, of ev'ry thing
Which lasting good or transient pleasure brings;
few we note:-the Eastern Ware aud CroCkery,
Tho Pistols ted to the hand and eye:
| The Oils for Gentlemen's aud Ladies'. hair,
| To mako the really beautiful more fair:
The Toys for Children, Wrapping Parer strong,
And various household BroOIns for old and young,
But must quit our swelling list may grow too long
BY WhOiesGie and By Retail and gt the lowest prices
| And In mode which eV'ry GustORer eBiices,
| For CASH or Produce as the buyer pleases!
| Come nc, come all, and favor when you come,
TuE Cry AND THE CoUSTRY's TRUE EMPORIUM.
| Lancaster, Ohio, Nov. IL, le60.-33
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-24
RAIL ROAD.

GO TO HUNTERS,
GO TO HUNTERS,
GO TO HUNTERS,
GO TO HUNTERS.
AT SH EFFER'S CORNER,
AT SH EF FFER'S CORNER.
SHRFFER'S co RNER
AT SH-EFFER'S CORNER,
FOR DRUGS 4 GROCERIES!
FOR DRUGS & GROCERIES,!
FOR DRUGS & GROCERIES!
FOR DRUGS & GROCERIES!
BEST & CHEAPEST!
BEST q CHEAPEST!
BEST q CHEAPEST!
BEST & CHEAPEST!
IN THE TOWN!
IN THE TOWN!
IN THE TOWN!
IN THE TOWN!
AT II. B. HUNTERS
AT H. B. HUNTER'Sl
AT II. 3. HUNTERS!
AT II. B. HUNTERS!
SH EFFER'S CORNER.
SHELTERS CORNER.
SH EFFER'S CORNER.
SH EFFER'S CORNER.
Sept. o. 1860, 23tf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-24

The above Is portrait Of David McCreery, Of Ma
perto wnship, who; on the 3si day OF August. 1859,
mad aday. be fore Justice Gorey, that he wastrea
ed for the Cancer by three physicians OF Bed
ford county and by Dr. Newton ofthe Eclectic Col
lege in Cincinnati for aperod Ofnearyegh months,
Notwithstanding which. his lip, nose and portion Of
hisfen cheek were entirely eaten away. He had Civ
en- up ahhope, when he heard ofthe' "Blood Search
er," and was hced' try IL. FOuf bottles cuf5d
him. and although sadly disngured, there is no qtes.
but what this Invaluable medicine saved his life.
The full particulars of this remarkable case may be
acircular which can be had any agents.
We also refert to the case Of Nancy Bl6akney Of FL
dertOn, ArInstrCng county, Pennsylvania. cured OF
Scroua afsr being unable to get out bed for
To the OF lady in Ansonville ,ClearAeld Coun
ty, who was also afflicted with Scrofua In Its worst
form.
To thecase ofGeorge Neisel. residing in Carroll;
town, Gambia county, Pennsy yvania, who was sobad
1y afflicted with Cancer thatit eat his entire Oh,
and his worse, If possible than McCreory's
The particulars ofthese cases, every one OF which
was red by the use Ofthe Blood Searchsr-may also
be found In circular TO be had ofany agent.
| R. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory forthe manut tacture and sale, near the
Pa. Railroad Depot H6Ilida aysbqrgh, Pennsylvania.
Dir. GeoH. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pitsburg, Pa.
| For sale by KAL FFMAN & co.. Lancaster; J. l..
Swain. Groveport; E. Schulief, 2oberts g. SaIRNel,
Columbus: l.. II. Stutson, West Jefferson; DIR. A. W.
Munson, Kenton. January &c, Is6O--ly39
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23
HOWARD ASSOCIATION;
.,EgIf.AHELpEfEA.

A Benevoleat Institution established by special
Endowasent, for the Relief Of the Sex and
Distre ,sel, afflicted With Ksulent and Epi-
d mic Disease, and especially for the cure q
Diseases Of tie Ser,tai Organs.
NGEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
leA Acting Surgeon. 30 all who apply By
letter, with description of their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &C. and in
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhcsa, aud 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 &C
ceptable.
Address DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No..
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directory.
EZRA D. HARTW ELL, President.
GEO. FAIBCHILD, Secretary,
Nov. l5--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23
Plant aud Sow :.

y hsths sseAo w"
The great number Of men called
away to the war would naturally les
sen the agricultural productions of
the country, while by the congrega.
ton and manner Of supply of large
forces, demand and consumption
will be increased. Without extra
forethought and care, therefore,
scarcity and distress may be feared.
So, every man can do something to
help the country in this crisis; he
who stays at home, if not as largely
and conscipuously, as we'll as he who
marches to the conflict. Economy
aud industry should be the pan oil
ca campaign of the "home guard" The
productien OF the necessaries OF lie
should be rs largely increased as
possible. Every sod of available
ground should be occupied to the
best advantage, every nook and cor.
uer should be made 10 produce
Look to the potatoes, pigs, and ponl.
ltry--ths corn, calves, and cabbages
Everything to eat, drink, and wear
will be ia demand. Plant and SOW
raise and save as much as possible.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23

Mr.. n O. WAlLAcE:--My boys
are all ~ good bealll, and fine spirits
and ale As brave a set of fellows is
ever raised musket. We were mus
tered into service yesterday by Gen.
D. R Smyth. who administered the
oath OF fidelity to the State ano ODE
dience to the Ulcers, &c, Of the
State. This is an unusual require
mcnt, Illuminating too, to Tennes-
see volunteer, 5nt SO they required
without a shadow of hw) md so We
performed We are getting along
very well iu Gimp considering the
scan:y supply Of cooking utensils
and Camp equipage generally
We had extra fine dinner to-day.
Through the kindness Of that best
Of all ladies, Mis-. l. L. Stone, we re-
ceived large box fell Of the best
suSsiantials, with smart sprlnkllng
ofthe delicacies. You may be assur-
ed ;hat we did justice to the occasion.
not only because ofthe rarities, but be-
cause it came from home prepared by
wlmau's hands. IT'S truly crafty
ing 10 US to know, that while we axe
deprived Of their sweet converse
they have a care for Us. My esti'
mable friend Rev David Tucker gave
US an excellent talk in camp this
evening. You would have been
surprised to have observed the good
order and attention given to him. -
D4yy is good talker, and no one
can know bot to love him. Bet
enough at present.
Capt. N. c. G.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23
hLineoin County Soldier :

An Irish Brigade, 10 enter tie SER
vice Of The South, is being formed
in New OrlebDs. Company b. eiec,
ted its officers on Tuesday, the 18th
inst. aud James Owen Martin, for,
merly Of this county, and grandson
&c our esteemed fellow-ciiizeD, James
Bright, Esq, was chosen second
Lieutenant. The New Orleans True
Delta thus sanctions their choice
The second Lieutenant, james
Owen Martin, is the son Of worthy
and noble sre-lhe late Mathew
Martin, of this city. No gleam Of
young Martins sword, ID the hour
r0f battle, vii ever east shade over
hie,memory Of his worthy sire.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23
The CAMARGa GUARDS.
W1tten for the Fayetteville 0bses-ver.

Sturdy, May 18th, 1861.
Mr.. WALLACE: Lei the good peo-
fple Of Lincoln know through your
paper that we, the G MARCO Guards,
had qnite a pleasant trip from Fay
e,teviIle to this place, (Allisonia.)
All arrived safe and nearly all right
side up. Some Of our meu lost their
hats, bat Mr. A Beaiden gave ,ht n
better ones at Decherd's. We found
every convenience here that any set
tof men could ask, with the exception
of cooking utensils, few towels
and blankets. Captain Mckinney
lis rather unwell. Mr.. Goats had
chill On Thursday hut is well now.
General health, good humor, and
high spirits peivade our ranks
We have a noble band Of boys =
May the richest blessings Of heaven
rest uron Us all. We had prayers
on last night at half past 9, then took
a pleasant rights repose. All up
ibis morning ri da, light and We will
soon be ready for breakfast. 1t
might not be amiss to inform you
that three OF our men, to,wit: Felix
Claunch, j N Jones, snG w. L.
Locker, left us Oh yesterday morning
before breakfast. We think they
might have told US good bye. lfthosa
men have done anj thing that should
cause them 10 run away it is unknown
to Us : perbsps they know more IT,
bout ii than we do. | hope however
they have no such charges against
But it is all true that
We have bad way Of cooking and
some have no blankets, bat hope
there isa better day coming So
far IS ] am concerned ! am at home,
having brought my blanket with me-
would write mere but for want Of
time. Yours most truly,
r. d. IIARlIN. +
Tell our friends to send US a few
pones of bread Z. D. IL.
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G'Oass ssasEgeG

TN0 The Jail of Lincoln comfy, Tenn, e.
4 on Friday, the 26Ih day Of April, "A
1861, NEGRO MAN who says his -
name is Le,vis, and that he belongs to Pleas
ant Crump. Of St. Clair Co., Ala. lie is about
% years cid, rather heavy set, about Eve feet
s inches high, weighs about $50 pounds, black
complexion, rather heavy beard, with no scars
rerceivabie, and spetks leasantly when spo-
ken to. Had on when arrested two osnaburg
shirts, two pair of pants, ole WOODEN ard one
cotton, now wool hat, and pair of very
GOOD shoes and wooden socks.
The owner is hereby notified to come for
ward prove property, pay expenses. and take
him awav, or he will be dealt with as the
law directs. u. A. WILSON,
Jailor Of Lir'col:a county, Tenn.
Nav 16
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23

Messrs. Clark, Gregory & Co., Nashville
Gents: | wish to say to you and the world
what your Ambrosial Oil has done for me.
have been suffering with chronic sore eyes
for years. and Tic Doloureux four years. II
possibls, l have suffered death i've hundred
fines, and have not seen any OF my family
for more than two years; can now see to at
tend my domestic affairs and sleep pleasant
ly.
/ hope the Almighty may prosper you IN
your good work with Ambrosial OGl:
MALINDA ABERNATHY..
Bethel, Giles county, Tenn,
For sale by W. G. DiEMER, Fayetteville, Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23
Military Election.

DY virtue OF law. l will open and hold
ID an election at each of the Election Pre-
cincts in this Uincoln) ounty, or satur-
day, The Sfh day Of june Bexf, for
the purpose of electing one Major General
for the Third Division of Tennessee Militia,
to fill the vacancy in said division
MOSES CRUISE,
May Is. 1861. S.eTiF.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23
Election /! /!

EeY virtue Of Law, ! viii open and hold an
EE Election at each of the E.eetion Pre-
ciucts il this CIincoln) county, on s;ssur-
day. Tire sih DAY Oh June next,
fer the purpose OF voting upon Declaration
of Independence and Ordinance Dissoiving the
Federal RelaticI between the State of FEN
neSsee and the United States of America"
ard also uron"An Ordinance for the adoP-
zion of the Constitution OF the Provisional
Government OF the Confederate States ct A.
merica," accoTdipg TO the requirements Of an
act passed May ., 1861.
The Constable in each Civil District will
rlease a IN and hold he above election.
MOSES CRUISE,
Nav l6, 1861. Sheriff.
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august Etsttiou ---fS1t.
EtEcTiog THa0iassoss. Ageosr lst.
Doiass Of The yognty Court

List Monday County Court as
sessed Tux Of three cents on each
500, for the assistance aud support
Of lie INDECENT famili,s Of absent
volunteers.
An aggregate force Of 2G0 minute
men len for each district except
the ii. h;b, and twenty for that-the
whole under the cOntrni Ct General
Comm II Ter l. Farq iharson, was
appointed In accordanc. with the follow
Ing section Of az act efthe Tennessee
Lngisl Iture, TO orgarize ana eqnip a
provisional force, ai.d fcf oih3r rur.
Ipscs. II rolls vii Lave place
Ii xt We, L.
SEC I6. Be il iaitter enacted.
That the COUNTY courts Ct this State
au; borized and empowered TO appoint
. and laise semi-annuaIIy home guard
of minute men whose term Of service
Shall be three months, in their respec
tiye limits, to consist Of companies OF
notless than ten from eacbciyil district,
whose Officers, when elected by the
companies respectively, shall be eom-
missioned by the equity courts,
whose duty it shall be TO procure a
warrant from some justice of The
peace an qr~es. all suspected per,
sons aud bring them before the CIV
il authoriti-s for trial--lo see that
all slaves are disarmed--to prevent
The asse mblages of slaves in unusual
hnmbers--to keep the slave popula-
lion 10 proper subj4etion, and TO see
thai peace AMI order is obser ved.--
The home guard Of minute men shall be
armed and equipped by each county at
its owl expensa, and q tx may be
assessed and collected fox the pur-
pose. as we'll as to compensate those
engaged in the duty, if, in their dis
erection, compensation should be made.
The home guard shah assemble IN
their respective districts to take pre-
cautionsry measures, al leasi,onee in
every week. at the call of the COM
InlndiuI officer, and shall be mo-
mentariIy ready for service at biz
call. Persons engaged 10 this branch
of duty shall, upon failure to obey the
call to duty by the commander, for
fei. not less than one dollar nor more
than five for esch o!fense, to be col
,eeted in the name of the chairman
oc the county court before any justice
ofthepeace, TO be applied by the coun'
~ court in defraying the expense o
this branch Of the public service
unless such failure was the result o
sickness or Other good eaose. A
general commander shall be appoint
ed for by each Cot My by the severa
county courts, whose du'y 1t shall
DE. when necessary, TO take charge
of all the home guard minute men il
his county and direct their operations
And the county court is author ZEE
to issue county bonds or scrip fo
the purpose Of raising money 'mmedl
ateIy tomeet the expenses contem
plated by this section.
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Nashville. Tc,,n-

RANK NOTE LIST. tMissouriBapks. l0c dis
Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. 10cdis
Union Bank .... DO NCarolina Banks. 5cdis
Planters Bank dos Virginia Banks. sc dis
Merchants Bank do Ohio Banks. !. &c dis
Bank Of the Union do, Blk of Shelbyville par
Traders Bank dciOcoee Bank Us dis
Bank of Commerce do Blk of cambridge 5cdis
CITY Bank .... do Blk of Claiborne. -
Farmers Bank &c dis, Bank Of fazewell -
Bank of Paris =. par Bank of Trenton -
Bark ofChattanoogado, Bank of effcrson. -
Bank of America40cdis Bank OF Knoxville par
Citizens Bank no sale Lawrenceburg Blk ..--
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk sc dis
Bucks Bank -. Il dis sfEcIE.
River Bank. do AmericanGold Up
Commercial B!s &c dis, Silver ....-..... par
Exchange Bank soc dis EXCHANGE
Northern Bank par " Y selling a Be pr
Southern Bank &c dis Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville pa. Baltimore do. do
rsia(olabanks, led Cincinnati do. do
do new do New Orleans do. do
S Carolina Banks led LAID WARRANTS.
louisiana Banks. paf 40's ......... no sale
Alabama Banks is SOS and 1905. do
Kentucky Banks. .5pr, l20's- ........ do
Groceries The transactions in Groceries
have been Ii sht and our quotations may lie
considered nominal:
Sugar. Fairto Choice : csc 2 ID in hog
heads, and . a advance on these quotations
in bb!s; New York coffee sugars l0@ll&c;
Crushed and Powdered Ii y q l2c; Loaf 1l29
We.
Molasses aud Syrup-Molasses in bbls SO
a SO PC gal; half bbls. 35@3Ic: sugar house
1880 Golden syrup in bbls 10; half bb!s
so, and kegs( 80 sailons) 85c.
Coffee--Ric l6@l6ia; Laguyra $50 20cts.
Java20@ pc per lb.
Tea--Imper;al Soc a 81 Gtnrowder, 5oe9
20, Young Tyson 4o@ so. Black 60c@Sl 80.
Salt-Sack Salt is scarce. Fine is held at
( ! 75a2 90. and Coarse is nominal at s. 80
a / Is. Barrel is in good supply and is sell
ing 1T 40c per 5ushel
! Candles--We quote Paraffiue Wax at ga
soc at wholesale, and 35@40 p ii in small
/ lots, Star 1903, and Tallow Hop.
Cotton Yarns--1'he following are the
agents quotations f,r Cottoa Yarns: 200 and
. 800, Sc p doz: 6GO,l0: 500. IL: and 400. l2c.
| Feathers--Feathersa are in limited domard
at 500 $3.50 per ID. for live geese, when
put up in good shirping order.
I Gnsens--The demand is limited at $50
4nc per lb.
Viii ky Rectifed is held at 10@ 20c per
gallon. and country at 5o@75c per gallon ac-
cording to quality.
J
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Moo svs

r WOULD most earnestly request all those
Z that are indebted 10 me by Tote or account
TO come forward and make payment, as I
am compelled to make collections in order
to nav notes | owe in Bank. Ii you only
tpew how hard pressed am for money, you
would certainly make arrangements to get
the money md pay me. Come one and all ard
make payment
NJ, ie r. C. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23
Notice.

VTAvING disposed of ms interest in the
IA partnerships Of Searcy & Mckinney to
DR. R. T. Scarey, this is to notify all persons
indebted to the said firm that be alone is
authorized To settle the business thereof
Nav 18th; 1861 <RANE MCKINNEY.
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Adjourned.

HUJUuIHtu
The Legislature of Tennessee adj
iourned until the lib of June,
when it will reassemble for the trans
action Of such business as may then
be necessary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-23

A Ii, nersons indebted 20 the firm of Scar
"A cy & Mckinney are hereby notlhea
tina uni ess their accounts are closed, 6y note
or cash, by the 1st Of July. they will hrd
the same in the hands of an officer, aud that
without favor or Partially.
Ma, Is. kobI. =. oEA NJ
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Qeatbs.
DIED..

In this place. THURSDAY, 18th inst. of brain
fever, Miss MARY, daughter Of Maj VIM T..
(,ieeeassd) aud Martha Ross, aged about Il
years.
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Public Speaking.

Z J. JoNES,J 6 Woods,J B. Lamb, C c.
81 :. Mckinney. and |. P. Dismulss viii adj
dress their fellow citizens at the following times
and places on the Declaration of Independence,
submitted to the people of Tennessee by the
l ntnra for their ratification or reiectinn: