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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-26
CPOTSWOOD HOTEL,

y RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner Of MAIN and sth
streets. Just finished and elegantly furnished, is
open for the accommodation of guests.
The location 10 the best in the city and every
effort Will be made to please the PATTON Of the
House.
have secured the services Of Mr.. T. w. HON
NIGER, late of the Everett House New York.
Sly JOSEPH H. CRENSHAW.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE OF LAND AND

L SLAVES IN HANOVER COUNTY In pur.
suance Of the provisions OF a deed of trust ex-
well, dated January 10th, 1881, and duly record
ed in Hanover county, shall sell at public auc-
ket, in the county of Hanover, on TU tuesday,, the
9Th day Of APRIL, 1881. ali the interest of the said
Benjsnin T. boswell in the tract Of land called
NEW MARKET, ON which Mrs. Lilly Ann Dos
well now Resides, containing about five hundred
ana thirty seven acres; ami also, in thirteen
boswell. The interest of the said Benjamin T.
boswell in the land is present vested fee in
IN one half of4nother third. His interest in tho
slaves is vested remainder IN fee, in onehaif.
NH 7-TSFtds G. q. GRlSW0Lb. Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND FIVE
L NEGROES. IN HAN0VER-Pursuantt to the
provisions of deed of trust, dated the 2sth Ocio-
Der, $780, and recorded in the Clerks Office of
Hanover County Court, on the ssth octsber, 1880,
wife, to the subscriber, shall, at the request Of
q Huteheson, the beneheiaries in said deed,
the first fair day thereafter. sundays excepted
proceed to sell at auction, for CASH to the highest
bidder, at Green Bay, in the upper end of Hano-
yer. three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virginia Central Railroad and half mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following property, ors
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the debt,
s2osi 80, secured by said deed Of trust, with in
terest thereon from the Path October, 1850, and all
selling the Negroes first. The property to be sold
is thus described in the deed Of trust Five
OLA Eo-Hldu man Ned, boy JOHh, girl
Jane, aud woman Mily; and the TRACT OF
LAND, in the county of Hanover, on which the
said Burwell b. Dickinson now resides with all
the appurtenances thereof. estimated to contain
SOC acres, being the same land which was con-
veyed to the said Barweil B. Dickinson ny VIM.
Hancock, and which adjoins the lands of e. A.
Rowzis, Michael shroneder, and William T. Dick
lnSon."
Title believed to be good, but shall only pass
the title vested in me by the deed of trust.
NH li-dtlaAp JOHN PAGE. Trustee.
ARGE SALE OF MACHINERY.-we
IL will sell, at the Barrel Shop OF Messrs. War
wick Barksdals, opposite the Gsllego Mills, on
following MACHINERY:
lHEADING LATH and COUNTER, SHAFTS,
PULLEYS, and BELTS.
PLANER COUNTER, SHAFT, &c.
STAvE and HEADING J0INTER.
O'Herrin SHINGLE MACHINE, SAW, 40.
GRINDST0NE and SHAFT.
And large lot Of
COOPERING TOOLS.
Private proposals will be received until the day
of sale. The property can be seen by application
to Mr.. J. II RosE, on the premises.
THOS. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees Of
r. v. GAINES, VIM. ]. Watkins.
brakes Branch, Va,
M 1-l2ft
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND NE.
i GR0ES In AMELlA.-I will offer for sale At
Amelia Court. House, on THURSDAY, the 18th Of
March, 1851, Court day, valuable TRACT OF
LAND, containing about 500 acres, and situated
about ave miles from Amelia Court House.
Also,
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES
consisting OF men. women and boys, the came
being the property of Z. =. Howson, aud con-
In the Clerks ofhse Of the County Court OF Ame-
liza. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, Trustee.
- Terms will be made known on the DAY Of
sale. NH 22-6ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


50 Sixteenth Annual Repsrt OF the New
YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, January
ist, 1851
Amount of Assets, January LIST, $780, ~ ,7s7 iss ~
Amount OF Premiums, ENDORSEMENTS.
and Policy Fees, received during
tNoV sSSo,afs ~
Amount reeeive led In trust for
miHnr children--...- 3sT 20
Amount Of Interest received
= and accrued ......-....... 1o4 100 a.
Amt Of Rents received and
accrued 7.sc-, 80
ses, sac Is
s7,s7s ,s7s 90
DIsBCRsEMESTs
Paid for Losses by Death. te04 001 So
Paid for surrendered and
cancelled Poiicies........ 3l,373 %
Paid for Taxes. ............. 500 SO
Paid for Interest on Divi-
dends and Annuity 49,. ss,77s 10
Paid for Salaries and Fees
to Physicians and Trus-
tees observation-disclosures. Ia,oia 81
Paid for Printing, Station
cry tdverts'g, Office kx-
Observation-Disclosures. 1921 "a
Paid for Com missions Med
ical Il xa III q a. 0 hs at
Agencies, Postage, Ex-
changes, &c............. 5s,2ls 20
Reductions in value of Resi-
ESTATE, being in lieu OF
rent of Offices, liz and ia
Broadway. ........-.-..... 4,o33 90
a7I,ils 10
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New Firm.-Havng associated with me- nv
son, GRO. w. LIBBY We will continue to carry on
the SHIP CHANDLERY, GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, ON the corner OF Goth and
Cary streets, under the name and style Of LIB Y
q SON. and we hope, by strict attention to bust.
ness to merit continuation of the liberal patron
age bestows cd en- the late firm of Libby y burton
LUTHER LIBBY,
March /, 1851. (mh ll-ewj GEO. w. LIBBY.
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Card.--In retiring from the concern of HICKS i
ANDERSON, l take pleasure in recommending my
late Partner as gentleman of ample means to
conduct the business, and fully competent to dis.
charge the duties; and | would say that, upon a
trial, find my health will not admit of my pur-
suing the business as would wish.
NH lift =. H. ANDERSON.
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BY Redwood 4 Reach, Auct'ss,
(sl MAIN STRBRf.l

CROCK OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
CFURNlTURE, GROCERIES, WINES, ~
QQORS, CIGARS, &c. and large lot Of STONE
WARE, at Auction. We will sell on TUESDAY,
March 10th. inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, At
large lot of genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
GROCERIES, BACON, FISH, BUTTER, &c.
LIQUORS, BRANDlES, WRlSkEY, GIN, WINES.
&c.
CIGARS, FANCY GOODS, MIRRORS, &C.
ALSO
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, aud q large lot Of
ST0NEWARE, in lots to suit pnrchas ers.
NH 25-2t REDWOOD kEACH, Aucts.
POSTP0NEMEST.-Inc consequence of sickness 8
in Mr. Redwood's family, the above sale is post
poned until FRIDAY morning next, at the same
hour NH 251 r. X.
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TWO yALUABLE Lots I91MEDl-
l ATELY IN REAR OF tbs UPPER VIZ
ETABLE MARKET, BETWEEN MA3SHALt
sell, upon tks premises, on TUESDAY, !eth day
Of March, commencing at q o'eioek two
per Vegetable Market between Marshall aud
Clay streets, and adjoining tho north two brick
tensments lately crested. They front together ~
feet and run back 90 feet.
TERNs.-one- fourth cash the balance Ut 9, ~
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds. Taxes for
isei to be paid by the purchasers. 'a
NIB IS JAS. NJ TAYLOR SON. Auots.
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DIS SOLUTIONS. &c.


THE CONCERN OF HICKS Il AMBER.
l. SON Is this day dissolved by the retirement
of DR.. PETER IL. ANDERSON, and the name of the
firm will only be used in liquidation of the late
business. SAML. d. HICKS,
March IL, 1861. z. H. ANDERSON.
Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINE SS heretofore, and with
seven years, experience in this 'xet ana Peters
burg, hope to give full satisfaction.
SAML d. HICKS.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
~ The firm of LIBBY Il BURTON is this day
dissolved pv mutual consent, by the withdra wa
of A. Burton. Either partner will use the name
Of the firm in liquidation only.
LUTHER LIBBY,
March lst, 1861. ABRAHAM BURTON.
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NJ BLAIR Il co. have On hand several
NJ. choice brands of
MOUNTAIN WHlSKEY,
Such as L. Bumgarduer Co, Summerdean, gen
uine Bourbon, direct from the manufacturer in
Kentucky, and also
WAITS PURE RYE AND WHEAT WHISKEY
OF ali the above brands, we have 1t from one to
Eve years old.
All who wish pure article, will do well to give
them call.
Richmond, March Is, 1851. NH la-3m
THE PRICE OF KEROSENE OIL is put
l. at much lower price than heretofore. Call
at No. l3 Governor street. All OIL sold warranted
hrst-rate, sale.
Also, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, PARAFINE
CANDLES, OIL WICkS and CHIMNEYS, for sale
low at 10 Governor street.
NH films f. G. REX. Agent.
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4 UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

"A ON JACKSON STREET.-Will be sold at
auction, on the premises on MONDAY, LIST April
lssl, at o'clock, P. NJ ;, the large framed Dwell
LING, with vacant lot. ito the east,) at the cor
ner Of Jackson and Clarke streets, now in the oc-
cupancy OF The family of the late Mr.. Tate.
RMs.-One-thrd cash /; balance at 4 and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained TIL last ote is paid. The taxes Tor
1881 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 20 GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
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-- CHANGE or HOUR FOR
EA.S3hr-rNSTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
sA1hAND NokPoLK.-Tbe steamer
GLEN COVE viii, on and after FRIDAY MORN
In next, soth inst, leave her wharf at Koekets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
NEsDAY MORNINGS, al " o'clock precisely, Ter
the above places, and return each alternate day,
Except Sunday,) leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour, % o'clock and touch at all Of the regular
NO 27--ts T. O. HAsKINS.
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- Bo ATS 70 LYNcaBuRe THkEE
TINES A WKEK-TUESDA
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt TEos. r. ENETr.
Boat JAS. J. IRBf, Capt. L.. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. T. W. GrY.
Boat ELLA ScOTT, Capt J. w. srRArrcr.
Boat FAME, Capt. w. II. PARsoss.
Boat -, Capt as4 t8fh
These Boats are all OF the first elass, commanded
by careful Captains and ha nds, and leave prompt
IL Is advertised. For freight, apply 10 ssIsr
00Y 4 Col, Agents.,
70 It's At Cox's shed. book street.
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zEnsJS Steamer GEO. PEABODY, Capt.
RIcHip PaIroHARn, will receive
Freight to-day lM0XnAY,l and up to the hour OF
10 Hogsheads received on board ualsss engaged
at our Office
the hour Of departure, IL o clock M. TUESDAY.
Passage and Fare So e..
Tickets for passage procured either ct our
Office, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or Of the
nh as m DAVID A wM. CuRRrH.
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By PsIiism + Co. , 4 uetlSneess.


CTOCK OF GROCEkIEs, LyQEONS, TO.
y BACCO, CIGARS, STORE FIxTukkS, Scy
AT AUCTlOS.-Wtff be sold, on WEDNkSDAI
MORNING. March ssth,. commencing & - o'cleek.
at the store Of Messrs. c. r. Word Brother. cor
ner 18th and Main streets. all Of their stock Of
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS. STORE FIX
TURES, &c.
ALsO--A large lot Of very superior CHkWIN0
retail sales.
Eans.-Por all sums under 80, cash sse snd
paper [mh nf TfIos. W KEEsEE, Aaet.
POSITION HMENT.-The above sale is post
poned until TUESDAY, goth, At the same hcsr
NH 10 TVOs w KEESEE. Au@.
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NOTICE.-Messrs. FISHER Il SHEPHERD
~ having, by deed of trust, conveyed to me
trustee all claims. stock OF goods, &c., for cer-
tain purposes this is to notify all persons indebt
ed to make pay immediately to me. in per,
to Oh r. my WiNsT0N' who is sathorlssd TO re-
esive any dues. II is important 10 close the trust
and hope all indebted will come forward and
pay up, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
NH 1e-im A. l.. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
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4AEtEAND ROANoKE.-The ROANOKE
s-~7~h having resumed her place again in the
line between New York and Richmond, the three
Steamers comprising y will run a. follows, VIZ:
TOWN, Capt. SKINNER, and the ROANOKE, Capt.
CoucH, win leave New York every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at3 p. M.
Returning, they will leave here every TUES
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, M4P. NJ.
For further informati0n, inquire of the nder.
signed. LUDLAM WATSON,
Opposite Steamers' Wharves.
N, B.-The above steamers stop ut Norfolk each
way NH SITS
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<1sEsss 5: MAIL EAMSHlP
KILN" YORKTOWN FOR NEW YORK
NORFOLK. The YORKTOWN,
Capt. LEWIS PARRISH will leave here at o'clock
Z. NJ, TUESDAY, the e6th inst.
Passengers are requested to be on board In due
time.
Passage to New York, (meals and stateroom iu-
cluded j $40. Steerage passage only IS.
Passage to Norfolk, same ~ by the river boats.
Freight received to- day, MONDAY, y and up to
the hour of o'clock 7. NJ :, Tuesday.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Tickets and bsrths secured at our once, or on
board the ship.
NH asNat LUDLAM WATSON
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FOX PHILADELPHIA..-Th A
41GIN no. Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt z. MITCHELL, is now ready to re.
ceive freight, and will leave on TUESDAY, the
2Sth inst, at o'clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
+. CARDozo, Agent, Rockets.
Boston freight taken through by steam at re-
Inc afasa nd ,vith dispafch NH Z2-lt
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BY Alexander Mott, AHCCr.
FURNITURE DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
Il ING, SHOES, &c.--Will be sold at auction, at
my store, on TUESDAY, March &c. commencing at
10 o clock, lot of second hand FuRNlTUKE,
STOVES, sc.
DRY G0ODS-Ready- made Clothing, Shoes, sc.
GROCERIES-Eucket cts, Tubs. Ston w are, w his-
key, Brandy, Soap, Candles, Sugar, Tobacco, Her.
rings, Cigars, &c. ---A
WATCHES, JEwELRY and FANCY GOODS.
NH rs ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-Win be sold, at auction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large nd general assortment of Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at o,clk z. M.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

OF Two Dollars for one year It PAD as
.be time Of subscription. TNf" DOLLARS
,,.a EFiCy k,esi:s, WITHOUT DtV1ATioS,
af,er the expiration of three mouths
,rr A,i Bills for Advertisements, Job
Work or Subscription, considered due when
costracted except against those VITA ~hom
wo have running accoHnts'
~ Subscribers filing 90 order discon-
tirniance Of the paper, at the expiration OF tne
time for which they may have suoscrioeu'
sre considered AS wishing TO renew; and Il
will b. continued TO them accordingly.
frr no paper will be sent out OF the
county unless paid for in advance.
oE Advertisements inserted at one Dos
;,. ner square Of Twelve Lines
or y.rss. for the 6Fst insertion; Ffaty schss
for each continuance -,
o. Persons advertising by the year, VIII
bo cb,, ,ea Forty Dollars ior whole
coln,nn .5,yyeu.y IsOisar~ for one-half
s'n,. ID ,,..,rs for one-quarter. NO dertH-
fioa from these terms un!er any circumstances
~ The privil.ge Of yearly advertisers is
str;fL, l, ted 20 ths.r ctcrl immediate ana reg
vl,r LtsjpesS: nud the business oi an aoVef-
,ising firm is not considered as Ineiudlhs tnat
Of It's individual NJ mhers:
.T.s annorncing candidates Ehree Dol
FAIRS. TO Sc paii in aduance IN e0e'y case:
advertisements not marked Win tEe
rumber Of Insertions when handed in. VIII
be co,tinuei u,ata ordered out, and p0y"ie't e1-
acted. o,,,;to,s7,,
mr. Advertisements Of an abusive NATURE
te,W nat je inse,ts! al any pTtce,
0T so3 E'ria,iisG, Of ALL "lSe's' he"gy so 'is,
6o0r ON New ryec. ard ON as reasonabIe
terms as any utlire in Tennessee.
a~ So Paper will be discont'nuea un'h
all arrear ages are psid up-eTeept at TIE op-
ton Of the Publisher.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
TANNrNG.

Mr.. Isaac Bierfeld, of Newberry
CHI. South Carolina, has invented
a new process of tanning, viz: with
a weed called "dog fennel, for
which he has obtained d patent;
lie claims that he can tan and
make better leather in one-third
less time, with one-third the bark,
and save from 80 to 40 per cent.
lie sent tothe editor of the Savan-
nah Republican piece Of the calf
skin tanned by this process IN 20
days. The recipient of this spec
linen says:
/ We have never seen prettier ar
ticle, and in point of strength it Is
remarkable. It's almost incredible
that such leather should be tanned
in the short space of twenty days;
and the wonder increases when we
reflect that the rapid process IS
effected through the agency CT a
weed that abounds in almost every
old field of the South. Let some
body in Georgia 90 into the busl-
ness forthwith.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

Minnie was one day talking to
her little class in Sunday-school
about Gods great love to man.
Wishing to impress it upon their
minds. and to know whether they
understood her, she asked: "Now,
children, who loves all men?
The question was hardly asked,
before little girl, not four years
old, answered quickly: "All Wo-
men!"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21
NEGRO MECHANICS.

An article in late number OF
D,Bow's Review, from the pen
of Judge Hopkins, of Mobile, d.
reefs attention to the injury
which the writer thinks is likely
TO be inflicted on the South by the
system of instructing negroes III
the MECHANIC arts, and employing
them as mechanics. He says:
eIf it be desirable to preserve
the patriarchal system OF negro
slavery now existing at the South,
if it i; the very basis ofsoeial order
and of moral and domestic integrity,
which none may doubt, who has
evoked wisdom and virtue IN pur
suin5 the questions, Shareholders
should allay this antaSonIsm IN
their midst, by agreeing through
legislative action, to coniine the
negro to the soil, thus 10 eleVa'e
and open the mechanic trades to
the non-slavehoiding peoP e
around them. Dignity the trades to
the level with the professions. IN
common acceptation, and idiing,
loaling, lounging and fox huntlns'
or in other words, general disslpa-
ton of health, energy, and time
among the young men of the South
woald almost cease, and in ther
D)aoe be substituted general busy
Industry. BY coniining the negro
10 the soil, the mechanic would be
at once converted from an open OF
secret enemy of negro slavery, III
10 its iirmest advocate and sup,
porter, because he would then feel
himself lifted up in the scale OF
social respectability and maintain
ed in that position by the subor'
dinate negro confined exclusively
To menial service. Before the law
and community, all white citizens
would stand strictly on a footing OF
equality, and be alone dlst'n
g,iished by courtesy and respect
ability"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

Mr.. Troutman, Of Nelson eoun-
ty. Kentucky, when called upon a
short time since to take the oath
Of allegiance to the Yankee gov
ernment, tod Gen. Sherman, at
whose headquarters he was, that
he should reserve the privilege of
swearing back again when General
Buckner came along. The joke
was so good, and Mr.. rs faith in
coming events SO strong, that Gen.
Sherman let him off without ta-
king the swear.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

Dried Pumph:ias-A distin-
guished physician requests the edit
or of the Ficksburg Whig to say
there is nothing better for soldiers
for soldiers confined in camp dd-
ring the winter, VIXEN fruit and veg:
etables cannot be had, than dried
pumpkins. He says that soaked
in water until they are softened,
and stewed in molasses, they are
not only wholesome, but very pal
Iatable, and an excellent substitute
for fruits and vegetables. They
can be cut into strips, hung up and
dried, with great facility, when
they can be packed in bags and
sent to the army. They are now
plenty and cheap in this section OF
country.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

A Style Of FightinJ.-A CORES
pondent, telling about the fight at
Lexington, Missouri, writes:
/ saw one case that shows the
Confederate style Of fighting. An
old Texan, dressed in buckskln,
and armed with long rifle,
used to go up to the works every
morning about seven o'clock, carry
ing his dinner in a tin pail. Ia
king a good position, he banged
away at the Federals till neon;
quit an hour, ate his dinner; after
which he resumed operations TIL
six p. M. when he returned home
to supper, and a nights sleep. The
next day, little before seven, saw
him, dinner in hand, trudging up
street to begin again his days work
and in this style he continued
until the surrender.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

groove cut in the bottom, which
prevents any tendency to tip over
or lean in the form. The types
are then passed to the next who
examines each one separately
through a magnifyihg glass, and
pick out every one that shows any
imperfection. In finishing, very
skillful operators are required,
because if the slightest variation
in the size of the type occur, they
are wholly spoiled.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

"W iH Plant no more Cotton. =
Paragraphslike the following, from
the Montgomery Mail, appear In
numbers ofour cotemporaries:
We hear of some planters who
declare they will not plant cotton
next year, unless the blockade is
raised before planting time. we
should not wonder if this becomes
a popular idea. What is the use
of planting cotton if it cannot be
purchased by the commercial world
at large?-or if the commercial
world docs not wish to buy? Let
our planters raise PROVISIONS
They already have enough cotton
to look at. IF the outside world
can get along without cotton, our
own people surely can. But TO
say the least, we have a sufficient
supply on hand now to last the
Confederate States several years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-21

The Rochester IN. " Democrat
and American mentions, amongst
the offences which are reasonable
in Mr.. Lincoln's dominions, SPAR
ticularly the abuse Of Abo,itionists
and discussion of past political IS
sues: and appeals to political preju-
dice and passion" What coun-
try?