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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

The Legislatures Of New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and other North-
eru States have pledged their State
resources to sustain the General
Government in sustaining the Union
and the Laws. This is the guise
coercion is to assume North.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

Mss,rs. Clark. Gregors 3 Co:-Gents.-
have been using your justly celobr ated AM
hrosial Oil for five or SIX weeks, in case oil
chronic sore eyes and must say, have re
ceived more beuit from its use than from all
the eve water aud OF er prescriptions that
have tried and their name. arelegion. have
pro we'd its efficiency as sovereign balm for
many other Ills that the human family are sub
ject TO take grest pleasure in recommend
ing it in all cases of aches and inf am nations.
hlVe been partially blind for eight years
And by the aid of yonr Ambrosia Oil have
just read letter so badly written that my
wife and daughter could not nuke it OUT
This owe 30 Amhrosial Oil. IS ] have not
been able to read letter in 8 years. | ex-
pcct TO Keep ii in my house as long as live
and have money to buy il.
WILLIAM LEGG.
Limestone County, Ala.
For sale By W. c. DIEuER. Fayetteville.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
The Legislature

Il .
Al act was passed by the Senate
last Saturday, and had been passed
10y tie House previously, so that
! il is now a law, allowing a further
and longer stay upon debts than
has heretofore been allowed The
general impression seems tc be that
lit cannot tail 10 operate ipjurlously to
the community at large. We viii
publish the law next week.
IN Convention of the two houses
delegates 10 Convention Of the
slayehoidiog States, to be held Feb
ruary 4th, were elected. The fo!-
lowing are the delegates:
dis-Sam Milligan.
2 DO Alvin Callom.
8 do-Josiah Al Anderson.
4 dow P Hickerson.
5 do r L Carutbers.
6 do Geo W Jones.
Z do-1Thos Martin.
S do--F X Zollicoifrr.
9 do--lsaac r Hawkins.
10 de-Wm Ii Stephens.
For The State st iarge--A W o.
rotteu, and r j Mckinney.
The Convention is 10 meet 10 Nash: |
vile. or such other Place as may be |
ed upon.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

The LONDON Chemical Mas states
that hnndr, ds of barrels of clarified
fat Of horses are imported lrom
Os'end 10 England and sold in
London for pure butter. Pies and
puddings made of such sayory SUBJ
stance must be very tempting to
{ pIcnres
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
Your ittentios; :

We ask Perusai o. .i,s ,dv.E-
tisoment OF the Aisssrs. Petty. uE-
der the taking head, "Your Atten-
lion" Quite a numbyr Of the citi-
zens Of Lincoln county are interest
ed IN ths news that they impart,
and so we solicit for their message
n prompt and attentive perusal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
Marriagfs
MARRIED.

In this county, Wednesday 23l inst. Mr..
william B. WHIT AkEE and Miss NANNY
KIMBRouGH.
In this couaty. .Sanday. 9th inst, NE.
ilowEtr IL. BLEDsoE aud Miss FRAScfs NJ.
CHIrwooD
In this county, Morday. 2s,h inst. Mr.
LEWIS NEWMAN and Miss ELIZABETH NIcKs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
Good Templars. take Notice :

is most earnestly desired that
al The members Of the Lodge Of
) Good Templars at this place meet in
their ball Friday evening. Feb. lst,
1861, at I o'clock. Business Of
such importance as 10 claim our un-
divided attention IS to be tran-acted. !
Done by order Of The Lodge:
n B. DEWITT, w. G. pro ten.
a. j. SwISsDRrAp, Sc. pro sen,,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

sCJ@ We arc authorized to Announce the
a. OWN. gsi Item n as candid ltes for the State
1'senvertion that sto meet, If al all Monday
e February 18th Election takes place S,tur-
say. Ecu 9,h. 1861
Ioha II. Bright, Esq, for Lincoln
CO unity.
5sci j Zones. Esq, for Lincoln AMI
Franklin cDaniies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

A petition tOv hundred and ffty-
sic feet long has been srnt irom
PhiladeIrhia to the Peunst lyauia
Legislature, pray ing for repeal
of those provisions Of the penal
code hostile TO The Fugitive Slave
Law.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

81 Aavtrtisemertsmustbe handed into the
Office by Tuesday Morning, to insure an appear
ance in the following Paper
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
In the circuit Court of Lincoln Go.

Michael S Denham & wife Non -Residen
William Paysiuger q others> -o''e
ON motion of omplainans by their counsel
~ and it appearing to the 50 isfaction of
the Clerk that defendants William Paysinger,
William Hopper and wife Julia Hopper,
Elizabeth Paysiuger, John Pavsinger, Mary
PIysinger, Thomas Burton A. Paysinger and
Jesse 3. C.Paysinger are non residents of the
State Of Tennessee, and beyond the jurs-
diotion of this C0urt,so thatihe ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon tbem--
1t is. therefore, orderedsthst publication be
made in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER news /
paper ,ubishel il Fayetteville, Tennessee.
for four weeks in succession. commanding said (
to appear at or before the next term /
of the Circuit Court fer. said county at the I
court house in Fayetteville. on the first
Monday in uarsl next, within The
time prescribed by law,to plead ar swer,o or de-
mur to compliments bill, otherwise the same
will be Sc down tr parte as TO them.
r. S. W0ODARD, CD :
Jan. 81 1961-4t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
MRS DAVlDSON'S SCH00i,

fOR children. Of beth ssxez. viii be re-
II unenao-oa Sssadcy. snr afasry of
S'essE Essgy. fcT q session VI I've months
taitfcG- 'se- ........-.S 13 ~
Fee toc :ao,''sr,a II szteases. .,,...f O.
Jan. ST.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
s 4 Request Easily Granted. 90.

'TPersons purchasing articles advertised in
or columns. wiiiconfer favor by mentioning
mat they saw the advertisements in the
FAYETTEVILLE 0BsERvER-k1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
.0faths
DIED.

In this vicinity, Sunday morning, 9th inst,
WILLIAM B. RHEA, ESQ.,, aged about 90 years.
He was clever man, good citizen, and
an alfable, courteous gentleman,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
CHA NCERZ NOTICE
JamesH.. Castleman and o.bers) -. p,,,s

-, jan bEicS,
James +. Carly and others ]s0',
ON motion of compliments by their SOLE
" itors, aad il pIearing 20 the ssiai@eiian
of TIE Clerk AID Master lrona the aliersrsas
in the Bill. that defendant Janus p CsTi7
is 4 nonresident Of the State OF Tsaaesses -
has ahsconded so that the culinary ps5cess &
law cannot be served upon him: lkis-tssFs-
fore. oricrei that publication Is uaade Ia slss
FAYEsTEyILLE OBSERVER. = newspaper pub
Used IN Fayetteville Tennessee, Tor ioAr
weeks III Succession. Commanding said de-
iendapt 10 be and appear n or tsioTr- the
rex. term OF the Chancery Court TO be held
Tor the coantg cf Binreln. at the cour;-houss
in Fayetteville. on the fourth Monday
IN February, 1861 ;trrl plead. answer.
or demur 10 complaihani's bili. Otherwise tie
same will We taken for confessed and set for
hearing er Parte as to him.
K. FARQUH1RS0N. u
Jan. 10. ls6l-4t on. & L.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
SHERIFF7S SALE
I'M S.'tUr6ay,the esd day OF Feb
pux,.rx rSkB T,-;n oGar f,r s,la -

" EUhEy, HSOE. VIII OHtr TOT SAFE 70
the highest bidder for cash. atthe courthouse
in the town Of Fayetteville. a likely NEGRO
10Y named Sam-leyied On as the property
of Calvin Stone TO satisfy the balance OF three
executions in my hard in favor ef r Far
q uharsen, Clerk d. Master against Calvin Stone
an others. MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff,
Jan i3l-S2
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
DCs.PUgA

o. 4.
4 BenspoleD b'stitution established ~ special
Endo'Oms,ss. for The Relief Of The Sex c1a
Dis,ressei, enf7icteI s0id! Tiru'e7st and Epi-
d naic Disease. and especially for the cure of
Diseases NJ ,te Seruqi Organs
M EDIGAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Iva Acting Surgeon. TO all who apply by
letter, with a description of their condition.
Gage. occupation, habits OF lie, Ac,) and in
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge. :. -
Valuable REPORTS. on Separator
rhea. and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, ard IN the NEW REMEDIES en-
p'oyed il the Dispenssrr, sent 10 the afflicted
in ssa.ed letter envelopes. Tree of charge
Tvs orthroe Stamps FOR postage viii be &C
ceptasie.
Address Dr.. J. SKILLTN H0UG HTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directory.
EZRA ID. HARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary,
Nov. 15--l2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
Blue Grass Seed!

7 HAVE an ample quantity of Blue Grsss
. Seed for sale, that has the character Of
being the test seed ever sold in this county.
Persons wishing TO buy will find it az Rufus
Parks, Lynchburg;J f. Coldwell's. Mulbsr-
ry; and R. n Whitaker's. Fayetteville.
Dec. 20 z2m. THOS 3. YEATES.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

William R. Runaway In Justices Court,
McCarmac & Shugart Tennessee.
I'm the 9Th day of January, 1861, William
" r. Hanaway filed his written affidavit III
my Office praying that writ of attachmsn he
issued against the effects of McCarmac &
Shugart. and the said attachment having been
returned 10 my Office executed by summon
ing 4. w BledSee as garnishee to appear be-
fore me. and answer on oath said punishment,
aud the said T. W Bledsoe having appea red
and answered thst he has unGer his control a
Judgment belonging to the said McCarmac
4 Shugart-I, therefore, order that publica-
ton be made in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER,
newspaper published in the town of Fayette-
Vile for four successive weeks, requiring the
said McCamac & Shugsrt to appear before me
at nv office in Petersburg, on Saturday,
The 18th day Of July, isGl, and an
swer said writ. of attachm mt, or final judg-
rnent will be rendered against them.
- WILLIAM r. SMITH,
Jan. 24.-S3 Justice of the Peace.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

iMissouriBanks Sc di.
Illinois Banks locdi.
! NCarolina Banks. 8cdi.
i Virginia Banks. sc DIS
Ohio Banks. &c dis
iBk Of Shelbyville par
lOcoee Bank CSC dis
tBk Of cambridge lncdis
iBk of Claiborne &c dis
Bank of fazewell 5cdis
. Bank of Trenton ..-
Bank of'Jefferson. -
Bank of Knox vile =
Lawrenceburg Blk -
Indiana State Blk sc dis
SPECIE.
q mericau Gold II Up
Silver ....i...-...nar
EXCHANGE.
y. Y, selling l@ &c pre-
Philadelphia do do,
Baltimore do. do
Cincinnati do. do
New Orleans do. do
LAND WARRANTS.
los ......... no sale !
SOS and 1908. do !
1919 do
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

y il estimated
that Is9,ep9 per-
sonsdie annually
in the U. States,
with consumP-
ton, and Frofes-
scr Eberiy SAYS
tina. q vast num-
her cf these could
be saved by the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

TNO PRINTERS.-Four TABLE-RACKS,
l. aud Eve large SORTS CASES for SALE cheap These
Table and Cases In excellent condition. There
i've cases to each Rack Inquire Of j. q. COOLEY Co.,
No. Spruce ST., Tribune Buildings. NJ Y. City.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
5perlal Noiltcs.

A, Special Meeting of the Republican Cen-
trail oInmittee Leld az Headquarters Saturday evening
Nov 1901 The i4uo'ng call was unAnnoosy adopted ana
10 ne RcrHteaa Bard 4ssoeia.ions Of the Cityef NsO.
The several Ward Associations 10 this city shsn meet at
fhe regofL places OF meetiu. on WEDNESDAY ENeNlNO
Nov - @ Is ock for the purpose CT choosing Delegates to
A Mayorslty Convention to nominate candidate for
MAYOR, which Convention shall consist Of five delegates
fom each Ward and sha meet the Of the Central
Commute corner Broadway and 93dst) on THURSDAY
EVENING Nov. IA, 1861, at q o'clock.
AldsTIalc Conventions. to nominate candidates for
ALDERMEN IN each of the evennumbered Ademanic DE-
e, which Conventions ths consist Of delegate from
each Eect9n District in the various AdeImarc Dsct
hIeeu delegates; which Convention shall FRIDAY
NE m S9E l af bs & 2sCs as No. 50 cen
The With At Runk's Hotel, No ga Grsndst.
The Nlltb, st ouderdonHs Hall.
Tie Xth At Stueben House
Tho XIIth, at No. p Avenue D.
Tee XIEth, at Republican Headquarters.
The w lh, 81 Landmarks Hotel corner 69hst snd jdav
Councilmanic District Conventions TO nominate Six Cand
date for Coune in each Of the four Cognoinsnie Dis
cts which shall cOns Of Three Delegates from each Nerd
Ward IN the other Di,rcs which Conventions shall meet on
SAfuRD sY EVENING, Nov. To- az Y o'clock , -,
notel
Second at RunEs HoteL
Third, a. Republican headquartera
Ward Conventions to nominate Ward ard School ofoers
hsl consist Of 10 Delegates which Convention shall meet ct
heir respective places Of meeting on MONDAY EVENING
Police Justice Convention for the Third ( Police Dis.
tr consisting Of the With and Xth Wards to consist Of
six Delegates from each Ward to romnae candidate for
Police Jsstce said District in place J. Sherman Brow
nell deoeaed which Convention shall meet at Beecker
Buildings on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov 10, at q o'clock
The election q Delegates shA be conducted pursuant to
the following rules:
The President Of each Ward Association shall appoint e,
three Inspectors TO supentend the election Of Delegates
DC elected in their respective Wards. And shall he the
duty Of said Inspectors to count the votes and report the re-
sult to the Association.
1he DELEGATES IN ell cases shall be chosen by ballot and
no person shl be permitted vote at the election of such
Delegates unless he shs be entitled 70 vote oy the Oon
on and Laws Of the Association of the Wtrd IN which
he resides and he shall have been duly enrolled
Der such Assod on ct least week previous to tie
election.
The polls shan b. kept open from until O'Clock the
syepin ramed and notice Of the time and place Of holding
sad election shall be advertised for least Two days in Tie
Tribune snd Times.
SHERIDAN SHOOK, President Central Committee.
Rce' 3 FpSHsp!, FgySsSp, Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
IT Pays
AliIiiarn Notices.

Corps Of Instructiou.-An new Military Corps similar
in S S e NpEY S SSs FRIDAY EVEN
INGS of each week st Room No8 MeIcer-st and lnvie
the young men of wYo,k to join with them Parties oe
between q and o'clock the drill commence at precsey
Rocket Battalion for the Army Of the Poio-
mnc-Raised by special desire Of MsiorGeneral McCLE
These Jesirous OF joining this Crsck Corps should apply
immediately to Headquarters No M 40 BToome room q.
D;EpineaiI Zouaves.-Tbis splendid regiment, or
command will be about two thousand strong about oneha OF
Second Bseli0n Cal a, The Rec ulDg Quar-
Hesdquaners No. Sc Whiie-st
Light Cavairv.-The lat Regiment U. s. Lsncers,
which is organizing in this city Is rapidly filing up Col
sMOLINSK to whom ntrtted tho foT nation Of ii by the
having served in the Polish French and Ensh service and
h yorsby in military circles Of those countries
Wssin on D. c. brsnch Of which is at No Psri place
broadway EswYoIk in charge OF Acting Adutsnt
Lieut. p T. McTIGbE 20 whom ell communications en- the
business Of the Regiment from the loyal States are 70 be Sd
dressed Gentlemen wishing to raise companies OF ~ men
each will receive First Leuensnoes and IN similar grade TO
the lowest uoncommssiop PVaies ambitious Of military
honor offered many Inducements and guaranteed speedy
promotion. Pay for piva'es . per month.
AscS Hoe.e g. C6s'ior Na soJ, on MoSDAY AFTERNOON
No,eber H. q O'Clock male nents for the re-
RPa Ydk State VoluDtesl. 'S V Col ' JAS B. MoKEAN
The OK M G sPeSd s e ws .f All n natives s s sy
residents Of the County Of Saratoga in th city In
yited 10 attend.
STEPHEN 2. NASH JOHN A. DAKE,
9HGs o as 4. 4 SA1h6N 6A7is6N, eoEoRGE ". CLARKE.
To Una signed MiIifnry Conpanies.-Two ful
companies be receive in the th Re gAent y. Vol
unteers, commanded by me. -, a.,
This hss been reduced W numbers by the discsTse
mustered into tie service for only three
MONTHS but the regiment ia sound and prosperous eond
ton and Is Gen. Wndsworhs Brigade stationed
on Upons Ill., Va IN the advance OF the Army Of the Po
tOmsc.
II Is believed this fact win present strong indictment
officers and who dtrous Of entering at once Into
active service
poue iu reFard 10 the condition Of the regiment sy be
made of Gen. McDo well or Gen. Wadsworth.
ComInuni cations nay be addressed 70 at Warrington
d. c. X NJ kIChAhDsON,
Lieut.. Colonel 18th Regiment n. Y. V. Commanding.
United states Sharpshooters, Col. Berdan.-
Good shots desrous OF joining this isN orte corps may epy
10 Capt H. D. TYLER, ct the Camp Of Rendezvous, Wee
lswken near 42ds Ferry landing This company WI be
thoroughly equipped before leaving camp.
u. s. MASTERING OHce.-O1icers Of Volunteers
should written authority from their Colonies TO recruit
evidence the IT, g. Musterng Officers for trsnspouson
or settlement Of accounts Ths written authority should also
be Endorsed by the United States Mastering and DbuIsng
officer -
No account VIII be paid transportation given unless the
above rule is confoTmed to.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
T,WENTY-FOURTH EDITION.

Il NOW READY: MORRIss GRAMMAR---A philo
ophca and practical Grammar Of the English Language
diaogicay vnd proeivey arranged 10 which every word
4 parsed according Eta BY Prof MeRRls, A. NJ
Price rs eta When through the mail. 81: Liberal al
owance to schools and the trade. All orders should be sd
dressed 10 # HOLMAN,
Corner Of Centre and Whi,e.sts., NewYork
READ THE FOLLOWING:
at IL the best system of English Grammar have ever
teen."-fG. q. Lyons Phenixyie, Conn.
Such work has long been required IN our public schoo
-fNew York Mercury. 81,
II. Is the only Grammar Of the English Language that
Tracy teacher Of Grammar School, Jewett City, Newton
don, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
>, "hoye 9f sfrepg Drink G,sSsss Gyrsd"

k<uNc VI StIOuh yIlnh Strcu,
BY Dr. ZELL'S NEkVINE POWDERS.
Fer sale 1T No. SO Diviionst Mrs. Beschs No 2t 9th
ss Mrs Hayes No. It's Fultonst Brookyni Dr. Mereers
No 12f BrSsdst, Newuk, N. J. Price sl pcr box
Ladies, Make a Note Of This.-Genulne LUBIh's
EXTRACTS be bought for IS cents bottle and Genuine
lows WINDSOR SOAP at 10 cents Pscksfe, eriy for q
stsrt tsse, al kUSHTORS new store No s9 Broadway,
sernsr Of Brooule-s Branch Of No 10 Astor Hoase)
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
Third Edition
TIE Littlejohr Libel Suif.-Dewitt C. Littlejohn

,ini Horace Greeleydspsges laid at 25oo-isd At hs
late OsssO Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported for
TIE TRIBUNE by j. L. Crosby-is pubihed In nes. com
Jnphiet Of % pages and for sale st this Office Price 10
Although he bulk Of the evidence collected for the
defense ruled out by Judge yet The opening that de
by ISAIAH 4. WILLIAM, esq gives good IDEA Of iis
character and q the grounds Of dsetem Of tie NewYok
.xstion Of 1900 ts and Their insrumeDs Ills
:, ns Of Judge BACON and the comments theeonby JOHN
kfUnfEzh y esq; AiDssy oe'ervs sdd wil eo.nnsna the
wbsAevern be said sgsDss the defendant In this suit by
bitter potsl and general sdversay who knows that be l.
not anered mus. be grafed with tho saimng pp COR
tbs yis.tn ky the Hon. HENRY A. FOSTER The cioss-
szabnatasp tie defendant by ths Hon. CHAs b. SEDG
WICK l1ss presents noteworthy sSpects As po
tes hoei ss ss les, common than formerly and the
legislation o. subJee ofepduTing interest believe
AhSy VII bps snp6lst WsTtL yesdirg s1d prsscTyins
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
JUST PuBLnHED
Al II.

JUST PUBLISHED
CPERAIATORRHEA, or SEMINAL WEAK
- EEsS-Repors these and other disease, OF the seI
ua Organs BY the acting Surgeon Of the Howard socstion
Phladephis also, Reports on the NEW HEMkDihS Tor
such diseases employed In the Dlpepsry OF this Institution
Sent 10 the afflicted by mail IN sealed letter envelopes hee o
charge. Adde'S Dr. J. skILLlN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association, No. 3 South Ninth. ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES, CHRO-
IN MIC CONSUMPTION, MARRIAGE, Sc-By Q. d.
U,Hxosp NJ D. Professor Of Special Pathology In the
syracuse Medical College NewYork. Price 81 GOD
FRFY, Booksslsr No. Bal Broadway ROSS TOUSEf,
No ri Na,sau.st. RICHARDSON, No. lVcseyr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
Gtationsrp an6 fanep Scoos.

A GOOD THING.-The lately improved Pat
N ent Indelble Marking PENCIL b. +. Lawrence, 10
and Anes Barnes, al Johns j. j. Merritt, 10 betkianI
ERANCIS & LOUTREL,
No. As MATDFN-LANF.
Every style OF STATIONERY Blank Books, Job Printing
and Bookbndng at the lowest prices. Order, solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

WIN bo published Nov IA:
DICKENS' NEW BOOK
LAMPLIGHTERs STORY!
LAMPLIGHTERS STORY!
LAMPLIGHTERs sTo2T.
LAMPLIGHTERS STORY!
CHARLES DICKENS NEW BOOK!
THE LAMPIGHTERs STORY HUNTED DOWN!
THE DETECTIVE POLICE and other Nouyellet,el By
CHARLES DICKENS. Complete In one volume, and uni
form with Great EIpectsons" Phco 50 cents in psper
cover illustrated editions in cloth either in duodecimo
octave FORM for 81 50. w be for sale THURSDAY,
Nov IL, By ell booksellers, and Ia published by
7. D. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No 800 Chesnu. st., Philsdslphia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

fOR FRER DIsrRIBrrIoS. ,,,,,
INCRUSTATION of STEAM-BOlLEhS;
Il Irs CAu,Es AND ErYEcrs; REMOVAL AND PhEyEN
1I0g WITHOUT IsJuRI or FoAsIsen
" NJ WINANs, B0a Nc. sP. O, NssYsrk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

TTHE REV. DIR. RICE.
Il Published this day, by c. SCRlBNER, No. ia Grand
OUE COUNTRY AND THE CHURCH.
By the Rev. ". L. Rice ID. ID.
1 vol, l2oo.. 100 pages. Price 37t cents
PlRr I-OUR COUNTRY: ITS EXALTAllON
PAIR III. THE CHURCH: ITS PERIL AND DUTIES,
n contains sentiments which believed TO be not only
Scriptura but Of great practical importance In the eAins
state OF the country aud of the Church Of Christ
Ready In few days:
new Work by Dean trench -,,. o,.,,
A COMMENTARY or THE EPISTLES TO THE SE''
I'm CHURCHES IN ASIA.
By Richard Cheuevix Trench, D. d author OF study OF
Words etc. etc. One volume l2mo., 81
NKw EDITi0Ss OR
j. r. HEADLEY'S
OLD GUARD OF NAPOLEON. vol, l2no' fEee re-
duced 20 ~.
LIFE OF CEN HiyELoCK. volume, lamo. Price re-
MARsHs tihe Hon. @. P) LECTURES on ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. Revised and Enlarged. VOL Bvo +J
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

Regular Meeting Of the AMERICAN PH0To-
aRsp1IiCA l. SOCIETY will be held on MONDAY EVEN
NO iih iat In Small Chapel NewYoEk Unworthy, at u
,elock. Meetings public. - - .
CH.Rtgs WAGER HULL Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

D'EpineCu ZouRvcs.-Tbis splendid regiment, or
gsDized tie French plan is rapidly filing The entire
command viii be abon two thousand strong about onsha OF
which ready for marching eTdors. few good men
wanted for the Second Battalion. Call az the Rec uDg Quar-
tiers, at City Hall Park Colonel J.. J. DEPINEUlL,
Headquarters No. So White-st.