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FRFSH AND CEyIrINc

FRESH AND GENUINE
nRUGS and Medicines. Paints. Dyes, COAL
IL OIL, Patent Medicines. Tobacco, best i'm
ported Cigars. Wines and Liquors for medicine
purposes. Perfumery. fancy Confectionery, Brush
es Combs lately received and now offered at retail
rjobbing. Also, dried Currants, Raisins, Dates
Prunes. as well other things too numerous t.
mention. at DIR. L. e. WHITES,
mar y. 1850 Main street
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BOYS CLOTHING.

lust opening . large lot Of Youths and boys
81 Clothing, and for sale cheap. 1t the store cf
sept 3. 1850. SAMUEL ADLER
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R1cNARDSoRd'S
IRISH LINENS, DAMASkS
MA mAvs AcC

GtONSUMERS of Richardson's Linens, and
those desirous Of obtaining the Gessine Goods
should that the articles they purchase seal
ed with the full name of the firm,
j.. N. Richardson, Sons 4 Owden,
as q guarantee of the soundness and durability OF
the Goods This caution is rendered essentially
necessary as large quantities of inferior and defec
tive Linens are prepared season after season and
sealed ith the name of Richardson, by Irish HOus-
es, who, regardless of the injury thus inflicted
alike on the American consumer and the manufac-
turers Of the genuine Goods will not readily aban-
don business so profitable, while purchasers can
he imposed on with Goods of a worthless character
J. BULLOCKE 4 J B LOCKE,
lyl9 Agests, "a Resde ST., Nesc York
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CtUNDRIES

SUNDRIES
- - doz Hostetters Bifters. 25 doz Bulls Sar
"a, ,arilla. II dog FORESTS Wine Bittefs. 8 dee
Stoamach Bitters, assorted. s. Wolfe S,hidain
Schnappe Is deg Cortiele, assorted 25 dog Gin
ser Wine u dag Ginger Brandy u doz Black
Very Brandy. u 1az Brandy Cherries. y da
brandy Peaches. eases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial. eases Saddlebag and AInbrosial Whis-
<y. - cases Port Wins, pure juice. l2 cases old
royal Holland. u eases Olarct Wine. 9 eases
p:ne appie Rum. For sale bv
iulyG. WARD 4 S0UTHMAYD.
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Boots g. Shoes.

Boots s. Shoes.
Ckn eases Of every descr. Ption, consisting o.
OeJO Ladies' Kip, Goat, Kid and Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do do do Buskins
Misses do do do do
Mems Calfand Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford. Wellington, Union and
Jersey Ties
A Mol Pump soled Brogans
do half welt 60
do Calf and Pat Lcath. slippers
Boys do Pump soled Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do 90 do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet do do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole ". p. do
do Kirs 4 Is welt do
Boys, Youths, and Children's ditto.
all Of which we offer low to the trade
Jan. IS. 1860 j. HENRY. WILTIAMS& Il CO.
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DIR. J. G.. AVER & CO.

Sold by DIR L. c. White, Van Buren Mayors 4
Bro. Fort Smith and by all dealers in Medicine
everywhere
Wholesale By John Wright CO., New Orleans
and H +. farnswofth Il Co, Memphis.
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IUST RECEIVED
~ 10000 Choice Cigars.
sAieb viii Re se lss to snit BY
3. J. ADLERI
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.CRAss ROPE.
VI $50 coils MANILA Rope, from u 70 inch,
lust recd and ft< sale low. BY
feb 3'6n j. HSSRY, WILLIAMS
1nnn PACKAGES of every description
lOOU Of Dry Goods, suitable for Northern
Arkansas and the ding Indian country, re-
ceived by Late arrivals. snd will be sold to the
trade. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
A xES.
IA 100 dozen chopping axes. Of the following
kinds
Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
Bruffs and Warrens, light and heavy pattern,
Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale, by
Jan 81. go y. HENRY. WILLIAMS L co.
GCOTCH sNUFF.
y Browns s. totch Snuff, in OF papers
GoodwinS do bottles
do 4accoby dc do
dee Is j. Hcnx, WILLIAMS & Co.
IRON ANDlsrEEL.
i l33 900 b-oi every dcscription-to wit:
Bar Iron Z p S in by 4 to inch. Band iron
to inch BY Is to Il ineh Reund Iron 4 to /
4 inch. Square Iron Il 70 ~ in. Oval Iron u
.ol inch 4 Round Iron Il to ~ in. HoopIron
to ~ inch. Slab Iron to II in by SO to 4
inch. Sheet Iron Al sizes and qualities Amer.
and Swede Nal rod Iron. CAST, German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister, al
sizes. with which We are prepArcd 70 furnish me-
chanics everywhere.
July 6,5s. JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS co.
= q box Underwood and Turner'S Lemon syrup,
I'D in store and fne sale by
June . j. HKSaY, WnLAxs 4 Co.
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A Observation-Disclosures LINT-The extreme out nc
n out clipper ship SSoWsQUALL, j. 5. Dillingham; Jr.
late Of United States Navy commander the sharpes fast
cabin passage apply board pier 10 East river
10 MAILER LORD Il QUEREAU, los Wall st. Lord
Co. n Meboirup
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| tsua.ens MIN with nterforoace NJ D,ntt IN f,af
ms 700 much Many OF the brochures VII h have been
'n"y usaIoWcd in the columns Of tho N,ifs,,r ,uerc
."o yoe-Wlat they were supposed Ia ba n,bI,c,
uoio ~ authority The government finds ths III nniy
.,oouse WIN the present restrictions on iournas ,nJ
ulYusn occasohnlly pamphlet may break loose And
/ war VIC sFp Of the government livery without being
machinery on this account II las already done sho
state some service, and these are not times y ~
faithful servant. All NJ Dentus protest means thar
foro, IS simply an intimation to the political world v
out, that whatever the construction Il may choose n ~,
on this pamphlet or that, the only result Of nererIn
with him would be total withdrawal OF such informal
ton MS is AZ present obtained. so fancy we shall hear
10 more % any restrictions on the pamphlet system
The magnificent appoaraic tho Duke Of Mapertl has
made al kongsberg has hardly been less agreeable Is tho
french than 10 the Pussan mind, Such carr ages such
veries, such plate, such toilets such larg sSes--who
hut the representative of Ia GRIND Nation anu Il GRIND
Aohafqus could do tho like. Napoleon well knows tho
ch actor OF the people he governs. Food for their bel
ana food Tor their ineAhaustble vanity are tho Two
prime requisites before which consd eratorS
must DO suffered to halt. very general impress
prevails that the King of Prussia has been made
SAFE, TO The great modification &c England His Maiesys
ca 50 Sharply IN Fnehnd-s defended by all the official
Journals m France In fact IL rs by impossible
nat The Emperor himself, whenever II poases him to
nave o sdcysy may take leaf from his Prpssan bro
ther > DOCK and maintain that the yopdi being in
lact @1 Del, his own will be the FREQ Git Of
God. 49, e." "
Tho pro,raccd autumn and the entire absence OF Ameri
ras Keep Paris more than usually deserted at this tmo
of Tho year There are symptoms Of tho abatement or
rents IL ono may judge from the number OF ON
and American places Of commerce NJ ssent a sad spec-
nothing doing.
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Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Oct. 25, 1861.
Ens,and afraid of Recognition Of the Rebel Confede-
,dcy-Napoleon's Southern Policy may be French Trap
Iaid for Her-7he Orleans Commissioners did the Onion
Cause.-The Emperor Even May Change His Opinions in
C.nsequence-The Popular Upheavings in EIrore-Ac-
tirity Of the Confederate Commissioners, dc.
Tue English Cabinet s decidedly adverse to any inter
florence in the American troubles.
+ a.ce las failed in her attempt to urge England into
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nj GENTEEL LOOKING YOUNG
WI lady IN Tive or 'oreign) intelligent a,uent and Of
refine ass ssions, N search OF conCenal companion
Uck, II unqresonabe character and staining will
pcnse address only IN earnest for my intentions are sncers
1As uciau 0fhes. - =
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A d. CAULKINs, AUCrIoNEER.
a. .- ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
MAGNIFIcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 90,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL INTERIORS;,
sUPLRBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFRoTE,

H. CAuLhlNS, ACCfIONEER.
a. -. ASSICNEE'S SALE OF
MAGNlFIcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. a.,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MdRE ,,
sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFROIE,
SILVER PLATE, &C., AC,o
Purchased at a cost Of over SlouW
IN wednesday, November At io9s o'clock pteisuy'
Al The superb and costly Furniture, Paintings stuary ana
Works OF Art rosewood Drawing Room SUITS eegah seven
octave Plan ofore, Mirrors Velvet Carpets Ac contained IN
the residence No. Fourteenth street,, between
OF the public this sale being the largest and
richest Of Household Furniture offered at auc
tnn this season. The all made for the present
owner, and Is in good ORDER The whole will be peremp
tory and absolutely sold without reserve.
- DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists of rosewood Ftegeres, marble tops and
plate and back bdys Work Table inAid with
mother OF pearl; rosewood Centre Table s'auary marble
top; full suits Of Drawing Room CnrnureceEan Tee-a-
Sofas two Arm, two Reception aud eight oval back
oreh satin brocade of the expensive deNcripcn two
Console Tables. naid with buh and tortoise SHELF frornde
md Lace Curtains French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors
with rich Cflt frames; superb Sevres and Dresden China
sons artistic brcnze representing Night and Morning Pan
DORA Painting Poetry Music, Crusaders Re-. antique lava
Vases from Herulanem and Pomrei; ebony Card Table
Velvet Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chars bronze Clock
luns one month"; Oil Paintings, by Rousseau lnman. Hun
ung,or, Cnle, Legtnnd. and other minent artists
MAtiNIFiCENT SEVEN OCTAVE PfANOFORTE,
carved legs aud -four round corners finished all round
inaid with pearl and solid pearl KEYS $780, Music Rack.
loewood STOOL covered In brocade embroidered Cloth
Cover Books and Music hall rosewood Hatsand, Oclo.
rosewood dsteads style Louis XIV. and Com
modes to match Warobes Dressing and Toilet Tables,
Shaving stands Boosstand Couch, Arm Chairs Curtains.
Shades Cornces Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding deco
rated China To let Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture OF
eyerv kind Tea Sets slverwar ivory Table Cutlery Dining
Table.
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BALLET MASTER DUMARS DANCING ACADEMY
- 26l Bowery Lessons 81 per month, Mondays Thur
DAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock for children
sud ladies' Tuesdays and Fridays 81 Private lessons fty
cents.
EERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 80 WEST FOUR
teen street Casses for misses aud masters Nednes.
a. and saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays. All the
Dances now IN vogue tnS particular attention -
paid to the and graceful department the pupils
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LsOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
first class steamer will leave New York the 1st lth
and 2st of each month"; except when these dates fall
day when the day of departure Will be the Monday fol.
lowing.
For freight passage apply at the ony Office No 5Bow.
ling Green. d. Il. ALLEN. Agent.
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sHIPPIN0.

PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
Il BY order Of the Secretary OF State all passengers
leaving The United states ured procure passports
before going on board the steamer.
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II COTTON AUCTIONEER.-FURNIT Bill
L lard Table, Zephyr Wors,ed Goods Mirrors ycThs
day (Wedne day Nov I0a clock lib Fu street.
Urge lot Of Furniture and every kind French ate Mir
rors Zephyr Worstcd Goods Hoods, Sonags Parl1r Suits
Dressing Bureaus Wardrobcs Chairs OF all kinds, Sc
Also superior Billiard Table Balls and Cues
complete Dealers in zephyr worsted Jls will find 1t
thcir ADJ eco IN nj nd his
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TOR HAVANA VIA NASSAU. N. P.-THE BRITISH
IL and North American Royal Mail steamship KARNAK,
Captain Ire Messricr will sail for the above ports from the
company's wharf NJ Jersey City,
On Monday lith October. On Tuesday, 10Th December.
On Monday lth November. On Tuesday, 7th Jan. 1862
For freight passage apply to f. CUNARD,
No. Bowling Green.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of The PERSIA AND BORUSSIA.
The American War Leading Public
Question in Great Britain.
The Cabinet, Lawyers and Traders Acknowledge
that the Blockade Must be Respected.
The New Humanitarian Policy
Of England.
The Commander Of the Sumter Said to
Have PersOnated a Captain Of tho
Royal Navy in New York.
Terms of the Treaty Against Mexico
Agreed on by the Allies.
~>~~~~~s~~S-~~~>~-.e~~<
The French Fleet About to Sail for
the Gulf and Spain Determined
on Land Invasion.
~c~~0~~~~~~~Y>.>>~~~~
Revolutionary Agitation i'm
Italy Poland and Hungary.
.~<>~~~~>~~>>~o~~o~~~>oo-
Death Of Sir James Graham,
Bart, NJ. P.
seoS~~y>~~~>>~~>~>o~~~ss
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
~~~>~~~~~~o~o~~~~~>~~o>~o-
THE COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
ke., &C., &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

g a J: BoGART, AUcTIoNEERs THIS DAY AT
~. II O'clock IN Second stress opposite the Methodist
church, IN the village Mount Vernon Furni-
tre, Sofas Tables Chairs WARDROBE Carpets Bureaus
Bcdsteads Beds and Bedding, Kitchen Furnitare Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, q YEARS OF AGE AND
n possessed OF moderate income, who has resided
short time IN this city wishes to correspond with young
lady OF an amiable disposition with view to ma,rmony
one Drought up In the country and having knowledge
of housekeeping preferred Address u. r. Herald Office
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INSTRUCTION.

At So so, WRITING (TwENTy) LEsSONS-BOOK-
n kecfing lessons unmied) $40; Arithmetic and Pen
manship $40 lessons
81 Bowery and 23 Fulton street. Brooklyn s.
W. King wres-"Coonel Paine's plan OF instruction is gys-
tematis and exEedtiousn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
Gov. Harris Message :

Oar usual variety is crowded out
TO day by the great length Of this
important document. We ask fol
it an attentive pcrnsal. The Gov.
ernor recommends that the question
of Convention or no Convention be
left to the people, delegates to be
elected at tho Same time, and as
semble if the Convention is voted
for. He says: ''if there be a rene.
dy for present evils it exists only in
Constitutional amendments, which,
if refused, Tennessee should main.
tain her equality in the Uuion or III.
dependence gut Of it." He recon-
mended the reorganization of the
militia and purchase of arms. He
makes no recommendation in regard
to the penalties attached to suspen-
ded banks. leaving the subject en-
tirely to the discretion Of the Legis.
latute.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
To PostmaSterS-

Several complaints have reached
US lately, that some of our subscri-
bers at one or two Post Offices in
this county, have faxed TO receive the
Observer when due, and in some in-
stances il has not reached them at
oil. We belize The fault is in the
Office TO ,rAich the paper is sent, and
without Designating to-day where that
is, We request al Postmasters 10 ex.
anime, each for himself, and see If
the duties of bis Office are perform.
ed as they should be. We do not
wish TO be more explicit. if We can
avoid it. The Observer is published
only for subscribers. mho alone, or
Their delegated agents, are authorized
to receipe itJrom The Postmaster
We WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THIS FACT
REMEMBERED
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
To CONSERVATIVES.

TIME advertiser having been restored to
4 health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to max g
known to his fellow-sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire It, he viii send a copy OF
the preparation used Gree of charge,) with
the direction for preparing and using The
same. which they will fluid SURE CURE fol
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoSoHITIs. &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and
spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable, anu he hopes every sufferer viii
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Oct 25-3m$4 Kings County, New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
TIE Convention

1
| The bill calling a Convention o
the people of Tennessee, to take int
consideration the present condition
of federal affairs, and to deter.
mine what this State ought TO do
touching the matter, passed its last
reading in the Legislature on last
Saturday, The 10Th inst. The Con-
veDtion is to meet on Monday, Feb
ruary 25th, 1861, and the election
of Delegates is to take place on SIT
urday, the 9th Of February, 1861.
T he action oil The Convention, if for
secession,is 10 be submittedioand rat
fled by majority Of the qualified
voters in the State, taking as basis
[ he vote cast in the last election for
Governor aud members Of the Gene.
A ssembly. There are 10 be one
hundred Delegates. one from each
Representative and S material Dis
rict. We will publish the Ac, next
week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
Legislative


Bills and resolutions have beer
in;rodueed--Ts repeal the act oil
1857, abolisbiug military duty
This bill .eorgsnizes the militia as
1t existed previous to the passage oil
the act Of 1851,
To relieve thu people Of Tennes-
see by amending the stay Jaw so as
TO extend the time which judgments
may be stayed. Rejected.
To amend the conventional inter-
est law so as to include the renewal
of notes. Passed.
To represent TO the President Of
the United States that any addition
al military display in the South will
leopard the tranquility Of the South.
To repudatc The doctrine of eoer-
cion or the execution of the FEEDER
al law 10 seeding State, and pro-
posing to send delegates to be-se-
lected from this Legislature TO
Washington, to urge upon the ad-
minist1ation this sentiment in order
TO prevent the shedding Of blood.
To declare That the sentiments OF
the late speech Of the Hon. Andrew
Jchuson will find no response
among a msjority Of the people OF
Tennessee, and respectfully request
ing that gentleman to resign bis seat
in the Senate of the United States,
in order that bis place may be filled
by one who knows our rights and
will dare to defend them.
To denoupce the doctrine Of eoer-
-cipg State or the people thereof,
and the attempt TO execute the
federal law without the consent Of a
sovereign State, and instrucling our
Senators and Representatives n
Congress, in the event the Federal
Government should attempt TO en-
force this doctrine, TO resign their
seats and return to their constituents.
Passed.
To protect Southern rights, by
prohibiting The importing and selling
goods manu- factured in Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire, and i'm
posing fine Of $500 for a violation
Of this provision.
To legalizs the suspension Of the
Banks until July ]. 1862
To prevent the sacrifice Of person
al estate sold under execution.
passed on its third reading; ayes 46,
noes %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP
lst, Kind of animal is given I'd, colo
81, description. 4th, age. -. 18th, pc
name. 9th, place and time of arres
18th, valuation.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Iwo Cattle one a steer, deep red G,
slope off each ear, and crop off the right
Others muly steer, half crop eff the right
an und erhi; in the left ear. red color, vii
blaze in his face. some white about his u
about or 4 years old each; by Ethel
Mckinney, dis. No. II, Jan. S. Valued
ST each.
Heiter, red and white pided color, half c
off the left and smooth crop of the right
abcu, years old; by P R. johnson, dis.
II. Jan. 5. Valued ct So.
Con- and Yearlinq-the Cow of vel
brown color, swallow-fork in right ear. all
6 years old; by J w Dan,ron, 9th dis,
6. The two valued at Sl4.
Mule, brown color, with saddle and &
shod on three feet, about Ii hands igh. all
9 years old: by P. X. Bobo, LIST dis, Oct
Valued at $50.
Mule bay, marked with gear and sad
shod all around, about IA hands high, o
years old; bv j ames R. Routt dis. No.
Jan.-l4. Valued at sos.
BfAURY COUNTY.
Horse, deep bay. with little white on
forehead. about l5Is hands high, about 9
10 years old; by Silas L.. Ysach, dis. No
Nov. g.. Appraised asSl50.
GILES COUNTY.
Horse, sorrel, left hind foot white. ais
scare on the same leg. saddle marks. 10 Of
marks found on his body, shod all aror
143 hands high. supposed tob, ahout5 We
by f. NJ. Rose, dis. No. z. Oct. 10. Val
at $S5.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Fully sorrel, small star in the forehead
hands high. about three years old; by Jos
Brow, dis. No. 6, Nov. 5th. Valued at 1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
A WHOLE FkKltY AFFLICTED = COVERED
WITH SORES AND BOIIS.

COLUMBIA, Hamilton Co., o., jan 20, SO.
Mr.. A. L. Scov1LL.
Deer Sir:-This is to certify that my wife,
chic rem, mother, and myself, about two years
and half ago, were sorely afflicted. My
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
with dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body and l was covered with running
boils. l employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and found that, instead Of csttHg better, tce
cr:i7 reorse and tc0rse; and .faoliy the children
lgsrs c0rc7-ci 1ciH running sores oUcr tie tchOle
body. My brother called end got eight bot
ties of your BLOOD SYRUP, and strange TO
tell, before we had one half of it used, WE
WERE AL WILL. | had spent over one hun
dred dollars before I got your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
The Cincinnati (ohio) Courier

The Cincinnati (ohio) Courier
says:
The speech of Andrew Johnson
'of Tennessee, in the United States
Senate, a few days since, has, in
our opinion, done more to give
aid to the aboli'ionists than any
speech ever deliveredin the balls Of
Congress. OF all Southern men. we
regard Andrew johnson as the most
dangerous enemy ofthe Souih-ons
vho has done her people more injury
than any man living. We are proud
to record ibe fact that The mass Of
the Noribe' a D. mocracy scorn and
lis doctrine of coercion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-24
To BE- Hung

To b. Hung
alfred, a slave, indicted, tried, and
convicted, by The Circui: Court Of
Lincoln county, for the murder OIL
Mr.. En,- Stephens, appealed TO the
Supreme Court of Temessee-the
verdict Of the jury was confirmed
and he was brought back 10 Fay.
etteyille last, Saturday. The sentence
is that he shall be hung on Friday
March lsi, within one mile of ibis
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