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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
Nashville. Tc,s.-
.Misso,lrii.a .l0e DIS

B,yK xore t,sT Missoufiiafks.loe DIS
Baud, of Tennessee parliiinois Banks eds
fJninn Bank -. tu. ECaro,;ua Banks SD IS
p,arters' Bank :. ioIT iryiiria E:rnks. .iciS
Merchants Baf,i .do'thia Banks. sc dis
BARK Of the Uniep do Blk Of Shel'%viile PER
Trad ars' Bank -. 10 crore Baik al
Bank of Commerce 60 fkoi danhrldge. .d'
civ Rank do! Rk OF Gtailrorue. =
Farmers, Bsa,k -. no Bank Of razcwcli -
Bank of Paris -. psf lEnk nf frahfon =
Bank ofChattaroogaio Bank o. jefferson; -
! Bank of America eds BANK % hneAyliie lia
Citizens Bank mo sale i1awrenceoufG, az T. -,
Baa!t of Memphis par Indiana St"f''h n De o's
Backs Bank ....l dis sPEfite
River Bank par An,ericanGoldl3 l6p
jGommercial Blk &c dir Silvei 40 +,
Rxchange i'a,h s6cdis ExchAEGt- ~
Northern Eas.is par Ny selling l2a, prem.
Southern Bank 2c-dis, Philadelphia 90 d"
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore % de
Georaia(tldhai,ks>, l,ar Cincinnati do do
] do rev do - New Orleans. do. do
| s Carolina Bankslc,iis LAND wARRASTs.
Louisiana Banks. par 40's ......... 10 sale
Alabama Banks. par So's and i6e's. do
Kentucky Bank. 6 asp f2Vs. go
+ There is continued heavy demand fr
1 Flour. and a corsiyl erabic advance bias .bee,
kastablishcG. amounting TO 50a 81 Ter tpl
We now quote Siiperiine at s6 5U@Feo and
iEx,ra Z 5o0ssU Sdcks-os s6 lbs range IRON
So IS to 81 %. "a
r Wehave heard Of 30 change IN wheat our
hing The week and continue to Gu"ie White at
isi. l0qLl5 Rec &i@ .GJsand mediterranean
/ 9ett 95c pei bushel.
4 I'VE hear ef some sales OF new Corn at
! 4oCd a5c per hpshcl. Rye j. quoted at s'@
I SOC. Barley At s5c3el. and Oats $50 zoe
/ Tee light <nplly of Bacon AID the heavy
liemand render the market very hrih. We
l1uole shoulders at 22@24c; Hams 26@s6c,
aud Clear Sides 27@28c per ID. =
! We have heard of engagements ct Pork
| on the basis of l0c perl net. In the retail
market it is selling at i21@e.
T. Good fat beef cattle fni ready sa'e at q q
lac per ID. gro,s. Sheep are in demand at
! 81 SOAP Is per-head.
4 Thresholds Of Groceries are light, and the
iiranssctiors have hsen limited. We quote
| Rio coffee at 42la45cp per ID Sugar has ad--
vancei materially. We quote New Orleans
.l'Sngar at 1a@i3lc perth in bbls. and y a lc
less per III 10 hils: iiavaanah White J IA 10
Loaf, Crushed an! Powdered22jl2 G25c. No
J lasses sec per gallon.
Snit has advanced soc during the week.
;, and we now quo;e Coarse Sack at So and Fine
Isl. and Barrel s2 per hg,s'ael-
) The steck; Of Star pCasdles IS very much re-
) ducei, and, holders are. tlenandiI 4545oc
q per H. Hard. pressed Tallow are held at
i2S130c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
S3sculators. .iBokf 0gf!

There viii be q public iin9s g !, il.s
at the courthouse IL Fayetteville,
on the first .th3l9dg ~ A6,s7nte7y
for the purpose Of adopting Some
course to prevent spc crlata'sl fen
buying up ali file produce oftEe
country. and thelebs making q for
tune, 1T the expense Of tie tax
payers, aud the needy families eff
cur noble volunteers.
Eeefybody r.qussttdea: 10 qttcna.
October:2l. 1861. r..--..---.- -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
Gene 10 the War ao,i

Last Saturday, capts:' Jarhdsf;;
Georges, and SCOTS Companies
left this place, On route. Tor the
Kentucky border III parting Of
friends at Observation-Disclosures
fo.saf' z.sT-e sai or sstes - gsesignE
impressive 3 a-As si .sFsi gzil
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
Err Tax Collector

Tie announcement Of another
candidate for Tax COLLECTION may be
found in This paper The asppi rant
is we'll known to thepeopie OF this
county as a popular, upright, a 4 J
conlnodating gentleman, 100. .i; -, 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

The Chic papers are strenuous
" urging that II vigorous and
prompt movement benade towards
nmJer!and Gap. They say taat
Important point must be occupied
st every hazard. - I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
Lincoln fosnty ) ,Idiers--

The following note was sant is
by our friend, tic w1itcr.q Lincoln
county soldiers always have occu-
pied the post Of honors and a.sfas $
VIII: -, -. ia. .'' >.
William 3. fsom ahd lis Cap
tam Cumby Of Texas was the
FIRST to put up the Secession .E.ag
in Springfield, Missohfi, # file
ti.nesof the Battle. ,1,he said ".
3. Ison IS q son Of James aison1,
of Ibis county, who has, fQnr sous
one son-in-iaw, a,4,t TIVE grYpnei$oafs
In tie Confederate Amy - q, y 49,
-ga ~ ~s-6sss siI.fieE. MEAp. /,
Oct. 2Gth, 1851. 90 - .. .,..
letters lrem Camps ,r,,s, ~, :
We completed itlal;ssi' - 55tcnlcEt Ec-
fore they lelt, 20 receive letters
regularly for tlle -Oasesrqs' from our
volunteer friends who baedee !. US
adieulast Saturday. a.Our readers
a8' fsfas bad 80 ~ vstl,,s 80 :
may eNpect-toraeclxe news. that IS
reliable ard entertaining. = $685. =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

Tile Richmond Examiner says
that the Government is considering
the plan Of giving absolute dischar-
ges, instead of 'fnrioughs, to the
sick soldiers likely to be incapable
Of doing duty for some time. -.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

Wood Ioe leo
Those owing US for subscription,
2dsersising, or job-printirg, who
expect to pay in Wood, viii please
bring it along. We want it notc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

Big Cora 'ea sp as
Ben. F0@, Esq, he's placed on
orr table halfTa dozen ofethe ias-
.gest ears eff Com @e'hayeseen thus
year. lie says they are like the
whole Of. his crop, of which forty
ears sheHed full bushel. That
will dot asg s,sp ~.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
SIZE OF Slayes- *. u, W.. :. ~. :. :.

On Saturday, the ed day Of
next month, Constable ashutfield
wiilloiler Ion sale to tie highest
bidder two likely Negroes. ;lsl!
vertiselnents Of Which may be
found in this paper. . dr.ss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
TsU.aEE. ,.4 9 -.
-. w. nrn hrithnriznl 10 announces Mr
I'll Harness hsaia-

Our contemporary r. G. 4 R'' s
Esq, forrnerlyof the Bedford aso-
man, and, more aiecea+iy' d .IAe
1rrsss Of Vest Tennessee, has as
s;,,paed ASSOCIATE control OF the SheE
byvilie Expositor. - He brings a
large experience to the position.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
iApsrentiee Wanted

A smart intelligent, and indus
trious boy, from y to l6 years
Of. age, can, by early application,
i. secure a situation IN this-o4Hee to
learn the printing business. >6ood
conduct EiR iaSiFca him az good
trade and good. lsoaless - / y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
Miuh Eltftlolr- 1862.
ELECTION, SA1rao.r.I March l.;
SHEf;iFF
f, AZ u ar, au, r,r I'D to a,..-n,,,.a... n,

TIT Nesre aatharized to arronnees Mr..
y. Il. GEeea a caalidHier lor Sasrifs -ci
lincoln cuiihiv atibe rext Marlhi Election
CO We-are -autASriaeI 70, aui,ounce~ a..
VI s,t. ~ .ssz;st csra d,;e lur sheriff If
L'nrnlnscou;lty ~ ii'enes,t March EIeo3hm
or We are ahi herized 70 a'.i.nuuce .7esasi
Is. sses ;i:irt'r Esq q cafdidatc for Sh,sitr
rf Lircold county, at The next March Election
AZ "" are are agiherizesl 10 ahe 'surcc Mr.
J.is;cs 6. = c&tEcfci', ga .!i,are fnr
Sherii; OF Lincoln cvGIstr, 1T, he l.exi March
:ll.ciio,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

Il The Government factory in Rich=
nlcnd, is making cartridges at the
rate OF 100000 day: Itemploys
500 women and 3091ilen.
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EAA &; z - II. z. z
SlIEof LIHDLHD 5iAfiS.


& IN ErtelSy, tse eta G;sy o. RO-
W vernSer. ISCg-in pursuance Of .
deer of the Ghahccry Court, maize a. the
August term. 1861, in the cases, pf Brar,
Logan ard wife aid others rs, II G. Hurst AZ q
wife aud Others, and Susan Clrriger ard 9th
ers vs.. Mars Feirs and othefs-I will attend
on the promises, and ,eff-r fpr-ssle, A., public
auction, az exc, Hent TRACT-t,F.LAND COLI
tanning ESQ at1es. belotg;rg 70 the ate 'ot
Britain Felps, dec, and n likely slaTrs be-
loI gng TO the estate of Susan. -Felis, avr.
Said land lies 10 I,iDcoln County District 30
5, on the waters of Vest Mnlberry Greek; and
wili-he sSid on credii Of J., 9. aud 3yNsars
and 4ac slaveS on credit OF ~ mot ihs--e.
cept that 5 per cent Will he required in caA
upon the sale sc both Land and 5 ayes. = 3.
Bpudwiihtwo.ot mefe eood securities will
be required Of zach purchaser, ard lien re-
taIned onsaii land and sfa ives for the purchase
money! .5i9IsR 9FARQuiiAHS0N,I}
Oct. II, 1861. az ra sClSs q II,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

Te-f drfc<pc Aenss.A e Ngf' .,ss7 -
"Tom's" verses, HWil1ie II Come
Again contain some merit, and
would hayea place if we knew the
authors real name.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

In Richmond on two days last
week, s54, 124 worth of clothing
was contributed for the soldiers
Such liberality is commendable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

Confederate States SnRafefsT-'- -
; The Tennessee, Legislature has 5
elected Hons, Ialidon &C. Haynes
and Gustavus A. Henry ,Confede-
rate States Senator's. Very good
selections. fssss s@@n4a
4 The Richmond papers announce
that allciyiIiAns are rigfdly |. efclt.
ded from our lines at Manassas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

|tIs T-'I1l1 a, ,5lAtJ u 3
0sDestesy-Tr.Raisy R ,o saasbrgr.
-, To- Desaos--Aiee, Nglfff,5 &e: 6. bayo7, AZ,
-. 40 DSs''9y-- peg g9Ss :; +sr;l -e47,
10 pestrog---Msths, Fleas, Enis, &c.
To pestfoyTMusquitoes,,
To Dest,6y--fnsscts on Plants and Fowls ~
70 Destroy Insects 81 Animals, sc, Sc.tTr7
70 Dest,oy-- Every form urfssrcstie:; ofSei-Isy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

Nc srs. Clark, Gregory &Co,, Nashville,
Tenn:-sena by,eSpseIs to Cpriith1s gross
Anbrosial Oil. 1t gives general satisfaction
We shall be out hy the times eni+Ereacht S
you. L. n. liUGGlSS Il BRO.
Gravel IIIil; Tenn, Msrcll Is, 1880.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
CIR jalrkrts Iai;st Gutre
Fayetteville Prices EurreEt.

CORRECTri) WEEkLY BY Z. N.U'ElTAKER
OBsERrER tFFItE,
T., feIts1f,.S -Octo' er j 1861. (
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

4 Messrs. CLARK. Gregory dCo. Nashville
Gtuts: The Anltosial Oh ms been worth
ten timas. It's cost to me- AIfcadv il has
proved speedy cure in every case that have
applied it 10 for Toothache, .Rheumati>m,
Cholic and Cramps For fliesa cases has
.bsep a sovereign rrinedy-a q,ick and speedy
S. VI. ALEXANDER.
Cherry Wiley, Tenn, Feb. 1850
Fer sale.b, w @. DIrYEf. Fayetteville; Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

we are sei,i.,y--Yburi Preparations -f,rt
rapidly. Wherever they have been uscd. 4.
Rats, Nice, Reaches and VeTmin disappear
-sSRfW 9ist RI $3.50 u
Ecker & SrourFEE, Druggists, New Wind
.t- S4is scr Nd ~ p
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
3 10 YEAas and more established inNew
! sssr See mbaf the people, Press.
&c. and D.alers soy. - 3.

tEG4 or" Dt"iS|s Sey. Eylz ~ -.
Henry ~. COssar,--All the sumpaer
have been troubled with Reaches and Mice. - .
Il was actually ashamed Of the house.ssfeE
the Reaches were everywh here. ! purchased
a box Of your Exterminstor and tried it. and &c g
in enc ysek there was bot a Roach or Mouse 80
in the house,
.i.GE JSaxlB GisEss.No 81 Elmsueet. szAey
Homs.Ee cpess-tspu lIed wal, vermins .r-,...
nee be SO no longer, IL they use "CosTARs
Externiinators We have used it To car sat- y q
islacton. aus # bvx cost So, would haze - ;,
il. We had tried posons. but they effected -
nothing; but iCOsrAg's rficle Knocks the l-e
breath out. of Rats. Mice and Bed-Bugs,
Tuickfr than we can wrteit. Is is in great e -
demand all oyet tie eoui.ry ssiinat o. rs,e
G,1e,ts, - a.
1lore g aim and provisions are de- So
strore ed annually ia Grant County ty veruliR af7e
than would pay for tons of this, Rat and lnsect
Killer Lancaster ( His) Herald . d
+ TIeary j. Cosiar--Y oar ERter:ninator r.
is received. used and lrouuuneed an -eniird =.
success W e used a box Of It, and the way -
tho Rats sRd Mice around our premises rails cas-
ell Ned" that, night was a caution to sleepers,
Since tier nosa Rat cr Moase has teeRIcart Coz
in kitchen or cellar.-- Rayres0tt Iesral IAes r..
Have Seess Selling : YeuruExle imi-ss
na;OT Tor the last year. ard have found 1t 2
sure shoS every time. have not know II TO -.F
Ia II in : sin ole iDgs8lce"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

SID Esety re- lsease3 % 4tTsq
15AiI Wholesale Druggists n barge cities. a.'sTi2
I. All retail Drug sists. yGfocess -stasresceri .
erse&l1iu all oenutry yilagesapr Towns.
u Iloscsale * cats Ia New, ToIk
.r- go Cay. Ai53h9 y 5a5 ~
shefeiin Brothers & issrral. sisleA& Kiteb,,
B. a, Fancstoek, Hull Ra1h, Gale & IieiinsorIs5
q Co 18i ga ~. Wapl, CIsse 81 Co 81
4. b. & Sands s Co sIcKisssn Robbins
Wheeler & ,liartI To I'D. S Barnes & Co. r. e
Hege.nan d Co. I. g. Wells & Co.
Hall, Buckle & Co. LazelIe, Marsh q Gar
Thomas & Fuller ofdens. "a 10 k4f,,oE
y ID, Orvis- Hall, Dixon d Co.
Perfhi. Parker &fTrira. & Co. Ai0G niro9
Dudley $issutf6aia: ' AID ( q oAHra. d ri
il rhi.:.de,piri:,. r:,. Cd .Ls;dv
r. " Dyott & sSos.i I Co. .5.asIn . -. .sss
B. A. Eahnessoek & 70. 'French, Richards & CD
Robert Shoemaker e. AND oThERs. tal-S
E9al9f Boston, sE.sss. ais isaaasrr
Geo G Goodwis & Co. W eekes & Potter. .,S-
NJ. S. Bur & Go: .JLo Wilson,jr.
III M o,lesa%, lE 'a5Ts9 q g.
u 15o' MJtile, 55sia liiT liz agoi
f Galtd5tohs'df 70 s2esa h,
Savannab,
,..,s Charleston,
= = To- Memphis. - 49, 9.
8: 80, Nashville: 80 -
r I7ato {, Toa;s 20 I'd bez!odo
g % is AMI g 2 ,saIT
Y AHtbe Principal Cities and Towns in do 81
SOUTHERN sTAEsss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

NJ We are aHthorizcd To at,rou,ice Mr..
Norris tc.silEer s"o,i a. caudilaie, for
Coulay Court cl.faof LiAealR oonlsY atthe
lext March Election.
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Il sDilaISlorts for Fulton sRegimeat

The Ladies of tie Soldiers Aid
Society, Of raL,1c bin co, Tenn,
present their compliments to Col.
Fulton, and beg his acceptance of
thc, box OF, Hospital Stores, for
his. Rprirnai.t. $3.50
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:, a.LEf 4, Z II X ( X 4 MT * 49,. a. si
tne ~. fss5; m .SST M, s.
;iIa1 b,s, ~ ofsa
lssi n .E;sn yybo M 6ssS t-itbtiSt
Y. -, ,fis,. ,,IsS IA II, AT.
SapS ri gbsn ,SSs ,bs1 ,Ters oSrlsss5 IN RisSl
,SssS asd s,sriSd nbont itbrss ,,vesks Oh
Ssi eaSijtIah a1d tiiHni arms Sf
4 ny s5.t s4fiiY 7fs,ii
A"T Ms, Sftbo ,aJ =, ,,6o;,s 10
Il ~ ~ +, 80, n = - ;sirt,
= z ~, NJ. tsais = SF;ys
III. Is!.; ~: e., ,SnSt Y ftisnI1sts and
ssaSnt ssi5i si sbs ID sTeS tSs ba;rS cabiFs
Sor iSssts e1tIis lind tbiELs liz tbipS,.3
T,o,ters ,rritta5 ir,gtsskS,tiy nv coynnanv r,ifi
cars IL N = ann III tbe Potoniao sov there
ave ,ot y, las Lass s irty lbon rabel ali.
t,;sr!ss Il viz 4 a5ls from sickness to
~, at si!'s III. ~ h i1dS!s- ~
x re,Sa srat a n, Has fan win
Il, tlis ,aoStI, f,S6i M, PStSnsS Ia Bis
f-is,Es i yet i.,5 ,I,st n bis e6n,g
T,,,r ooIf
aiSsEt ,saEs 4 iS '5,o Inn i,,e jinId Tlfe
,Stii 4 a. I ~ forss IN ViroiNiS is lee;
tt;s, 3, H. a II, S,rt, tb,,,so65 III
s,a Sus nj. ~ AuI IN f4n5t
~ w. IL sIsss M fninety tbons;,5i
man ffl - - iaaE
The rsbsI ,rmies IN Kco,ncky under
IabGstont R1ckncF ana Poil, do mt comm
Eeorty iLeasanJ a gttjns mon The8rmv oil
Gir1ssssr 'S[oy,t ~ WcCook Ia oniv
fi,,ssn ,bonsnpd sfFnno the rebel leaders
at M tS,iIi,,i 4 u ,rsn,6ijre Win o5brehen-
49,, s,5 n IL lhsI;sYsd ,brbngb6nt t6t.
SS,,'I, ~, II ,t,s ,SSsla nf Na5
SsiaaSs ,ror,J rSi3,;Sa. u t5ias onnroach ~
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have blown them Dut,o theiYAter. Their
loss will nsver.ibe knowp.9 Many were
carried of, and, dead and wounded found
all over the slApdT5,24 miles long and 3
miles back. Our company found six
wounded next dayliq a negro hat One
poor fellow who had lost one arm, gave his
last gasp as weiArriyed- They were, hortt-
bly, mhtilated, and had had no attention
whatever Our Surgeons gave them every
This action makes it plain that the South
cunnpt be .stREved,,o Il d would do rYqur
hearts, good to see itle boys Eeyelling in
waetspstel9es, poultry and onpges'T
PietOTi PR3G 4HRti jhlnk 'goQdness.z Aftsf
ships crackers aud fitch for twenty days
such fare is Fefreshiug, There nre 800
acres of .yRms in The iYieinity, no end Of
corn, cattle and contrabauds, even sheep
and flour. Guns and ammunition pleuty,
all marks d ~ S.s''-the thieves, gnfI Il
The GbiYplEy seem &c, haze taken their
hitters regularly Every officers marquee
had a basket Of ehampag1e, and wicker
covered demjohns and bottles are every
where. l 9eTer saw more liquor for less
men, Contrabands are in profusion, CON
fusion, and relieved from delusion; Their
masters had told them every lie about our
depressing them, and of course they be-
lievebit. TheY5now say $50 way massa,
desc de mep for us" To. give the devil
his due, they fought well, but the vistoEy
is most fiupOrtant and complete But
must close. .; u Hz5iiia.l..s ase Ca
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25
~ NUMBER 81.

have some dinner, and Just while we we're
thinking about Il there cdme an old man
along the road with a wagon. Weshatted
him aud asked abodt .s6mething 70 eat.
He said be could aceomnodAte rs with
such as he had trhat will do; said the
Lieutenant, ave will be dowo in about an
hour aud the old man passed on, He
had been gone about Rn hour when the
;Lfeatenapt and j started, and by the di-
ireetiohs the old man gave us We soon,
found our way to his house. We were
cordially received, and the old lady and
her daughter soon .pgepafei a good meal
of roast beef stewed tnfufps, honey, but
ter and buekwhe,lt cakes, which VIC 6oth
,relfsbed with "A good taste. q AS soon as
we were satisfied we drew our chairs up
by the fire, which was OF immense length
and gigantic. height, and / entered into
IcOngersati0u with the old lady mud daugh-
ter, while the Bieutenaht played With one
Of the little chifdreu While the old lady
.paius to slip one 0l her night caps into
his pocket, at the sAtde time giving me the
wink, as much as to say, this will be fhe
fun for the boys. We did not stay long at
the house as our duty called for us at our
posi-, and bidding the bAppy family good
bye We left them 70 wOnder over the many
things thar We said that seemed 50 6straHge
to them.
AS sobn as I can muster another ndTen.
tlre will write to your paper. WtIl
also give you description of the hght at
Romney us had it from one that was en-
gagged In it. Yours,
. - ,
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s,u4xwElt T.J.clnFaELt. 7. p olo. a. FINoLE.
MAXWELL ,GAALPBELL&TINGLE
Wholesale Grocers
pi gssist -typ- le.rssv18 isasr
GUMMISSION ! ) !, Nj MERCHANTS !! : y !. J

HAVR now IN STORE p.
$50 bbls. Prime N. o. SIolasses,
125 hlf.s bbls do
99O hhds. fully fair 70 prime n. o. sugar. u
I35bbIs. c., iranulatei, Pow a and coee s1GaFsi
76 g Rrulo's Gollen syrup. t II
% - NGW York do
S00bigs good fSir 10 prime Rio c6Ees 75ss-g
80 POeksts java oohes. Z - 40 uiii sizi
IS do saftous standard brHnds IS Tobacco.
10 do a. do Gsszd0H 1Os dOaol
ill0eases Z IIuntsps''i rfsr ri4,lf.i 1SS d0Hf-f f
10 do ssDpn Quixote" rs do ,.
IS DO 0OIong and R0uehong Tea % 1t 1e-i
100 bbls No. 3 Med. and LE- Maeksrsl., lt,s- ss
90 a Tar, large size.
ib tierees Rice. ti1 t7raf s2dfrTat
Pepper, PimsltO, NutmegI, Gloves, Cass ,,-s-..,-
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Bt-Carb. Soda, ~
SalaEAtus, Soap, Candles wash boards, BGeketH,
Tubs, Brooms, Mails, and all other AT t les en-
Jtaced In the Grocery line. 5cis.f9 ~ mh2 .
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CAMP KEYS, RoNsEY, Va L
November 10. 1861. I
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.NYLIlls lIyIIIlIa NV ElRlI1 Q
41rYearly Advertising on reasonable terms, RecQr-
ding TO the space occupied and the number ehanEea
made. ~ ti+tq'a 3fssI+4 iiE r. 1Ass.4 =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. transient persons OF strang
era. to be pad for in adpdReE. ss,. i. .s
business Cards not exceeding five lines 10per year,
50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted leas than BquRres E5soitHH 1H5f3
Tho privilege Of Annual Advertising ts limited to
the Advertisers, OVID Immediate bpslpess; and all
1vertisenents for the benefit Of other prisons ns
we'll as all legal and advei4lsaenta
ofctpn sAih4 Rpd real egase, sent In by them mus
be paid for 81 the nsual rates
IS%Adye ttiseni ehts mot accompanied with wrfttgi
directions viii be inserted untI and charged
Rccordfngly.gly =f 7si .f fau9EfFs Il
Notices for Political to be charged In all
cnses at full rates. - szt'7l - - g
Marriages Notiessor Funerals, andanuouneemsuts
Of sermons, so cents each. uovl1-'59 Il
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Niss0uri. NiailgGO GOnD4ay. !

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAIyisp0C CEEIll ~ = La. I q. ~ .0b 10000
FTIHIS COMPANY IS FORMED FoR THEsPuR-
ON 2isSg a6 55s rs Sl5 Eel ~
naEsly hl@ISaihEgPls @ %gfiIs p i9lsalRs nj ~
good accomplished and greater progress made In de-
Tel0ptng and making known the hst6niahihg mineral
amount our capital invested in any other 6usineI
We ahaIlmaks the 6ihss Of our Complny . E6ulsi
plete unlnf bureSn Of the mineral HesQuTcBSC the
State. We have power under our elhFttf % ruf-
chase aud sell mineral lands gheEqrCf 74iel In
itAsts hnd mining adFehturer Who desire % pnr-1
Shass and work Paylps niae', Py Vim q thl
I'VE respectfully solicit the attentlon Of al Eho
have mineral lands for sale to sepd , statement
OF the same describing this lind II minerals O thgIr
lands, the number Of acres the location, and the low
6st esI pEies they are Wiing to taitS foF aid lks
ahsI o1sf aud IroVs mot 81 tie iand5 4 8 ssiI mo
the once OF the Company, Main street northVUst
CORNER OF Locust over Merchants Bank entraneor
5asiness Sr haye money. FiiI % ySei b an snd
Subseribe. ThossiWishtng stock living out q The
amount wanted to the Presldent 0T Treasurer.
ihiu r2iI o1H lDfRHCFORBf f1iaT,- q r s.iw
RsPEy 2; s3eGgs Eq. aft4Sy y s9tlsT Esq
JosSP's IitSp SttFVP, .q,gos Bst -
) i III s'dfistt2 4RuBEbussi = issf II sEiul
M Bdff IGsS Il IISss 46s'' 7aa InE5 oi Il sa
The above prospectus has mp to this date been
Published In only one of bur leadiug baFJ Tor teal
days No extra efforts 70 get stock taken have been
mpiej yet the public 20 WeF Appreeiats tie sOGnd1
ness of theentSFpFisa thAt Oy0F two hendrsA thOas-
And dSllAra Of the stock haS already baan taEan We
NSid 6Fioay SlAts thiE tie hIfei are "a eLs p1ldT
In full without further liability; transferable hyde
livery only when dIViiehds sre received
chase oC shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make an investment that will pay largely, and hold
An communications 20 the President pfdlhptIS
ansnered. .J9l.r ga I1isf!.:.l h5mlI0-d4'&2gf 81
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GENT. n. CilOMMISSION BUSINESS

AtNo, IS MOin-St in the room formerly occupied by
Baker & Hopkins.
We solicit attention Of the TrAo
JAS.MASWELL, late flTm Paxton, DonlOn 4 Co.
TH0S. j. OAMPBELII, late with List & Howell
GE0.R TINGIRi late with List q Howell
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION, ,te
Hisk. ut terms consistent with sOlyency and
- .S..i fair pTpftssgs
eeiaIaHSaffOH gfpsH % olIlstndHeEef DlHELLAVGS
and cbRtents for terms Of one 70 Ace years.