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Sc happy to say 10 the thousands who are using
our machines and the thousands that want them. that
each machine bears the patent license stamp Of
GROVER & BAKER. elias Howe, jr., and all persons
selling or using them secure against any mole sta
tiOn.
Our Machines are now Just What We want them: in
direct competition and equally popular bass with
the hest made and highest priced machines in any mar
Lett and they still sold $40 and S4J, including
and everything theiruse in family or shop
This makes them still the chcal est, legitimate and
class Machine in market.
In justice to our Machines well as our customers
We offer TO re t"Hdths money in .jNty days orany
chine which does not wholly satisfy the p,I haser-
This feature alone makes our machine worth much
more than "ther there is necessarily risk in
iuyIng most machines.
A few of its superior qualities are thc-e:-lt uses A
straight needle has great space under the arm: sew
from two common sponis, neither being fastened and
both in sight, turns on hinges is secured from and
EXPOSES no oil. its lever purcSc great that Of
any other machine;it has hut two regulating
and both above and in f,:the driving wheel an
t.rey ontsie Of the tle: it requires alteratan for
ally aretes Of work it wilcertainiy do neater greater
variety Of work than any machine among the hundreds
with which We are acquainted; it's tension is perfect it
run, easily and still: il hothers nobody; novices can
MAJ, rc it, None will satisfy where it i known.
W" 'hn safely say that II" piece of lahUr-sasing
chlrry rapidly into universal favor as our
sewing machines. Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks OF first class machines and thou gh our
urng facilities have been largely increased We
have not been able supply the demands during the
past season. We now Ill all orders. We have ad-
Died TO sly les the Rghtsde Blake d johnson adius
table llemmer. and can defy the world produce
better instruments for doing ali kinds of sewing and
embroidery. Let every who is interested in the /
yrea; improvements in sewing machines. whether they
wish TO purchase not, send for Descriptive Circular
md samples OF stitch.
We must caution the pubic az ,inst unprincipled and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed to he
'ur successors, representing that machines we're out
II IN rEet, and offer caSt-away machine Of
lace. We only sell own MACHINES. Taggsft Il
arr patent, and The sole prupretOrs the -ht
NOrthwe stern States Address
l.. CORNELL & Co.
Post Office box 81, Chicago, ILL.,
Call at IS Lake street. lGp- stairs. vs-n02
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An aperent and st"machc preparation OF IRON pnr-
med ct oXy"en and carbon ny combustion IN Hydro
gen. Sanctioned ny tie hHhest medical authorities.
NOM III Europe an" 'h h''a ota'eS' an" pfe-cfibed
IN the'f irac''ce
Inc "Aiefl"fte :" l'"''S'"'S "t'y proves that no
FeIHta III 81 IRON ca. - l'n't'Itd win ~ lmPtri.
".S % 'h' ,'' 80 VI ''ai steFsy, pare ana
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Irrom. ,o,ar, ~ IIcf- ,,Y'' ir, a. 10 nav
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from, ,r, rr,,rtaI ,r,yrI in , ! s,,r, ia, 80 -. nsu
.iyrai fr..,rnas MA " 80
f.rsrs .,nac'~t..i vic, i,,. ~ -, ~ - ,silte sur
/ On nan,. rxh,n.,ion rri,jc,I -. i ~. san
r,cat on nf rerv,u. .ul Il y.,.,,fa -; ts @
exercise for which tho nhy .ir M hta ~, al al"
Ia Serr.u. sT.-t;a',s - aII i'"'i ' nam"
familiar =, mad - ,,, 81, a". !, 'o' 'eas'hs
ti"n cf iran nr,i.t ,,nr.sSsriI, ~ I. " s PrePata
old ovidas It il t,orr,.iY ;o, 49,. ~, "ine
inc and overhpat;n,. a,I ,s,,ti, ,,,,S 'aIs $500? .i
n,n ir, Tho ,nast iS.;,'a. - ssuiaIs aPer,eh1,
hain,, ,,r,i sntss without
able Sensation II i. thi. la er nrnI,srty IL
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Harroom, 333 Broadway, New York.
N Q TIC E.
To All Whom il may Concern.

'rHL UNDER ~IGNED would especially warn
L all persons from purchasing either Of the
tolt Ing Cos. fihcd notes Tor any note or notes
given ~ The Undersigned to b } Madison in the
year 1852 a. they obtained by frana, mis-
rsprsSfn,atton and without a consiae.nH0m and
WILL sos BE PAID. These notes were all
given at one time, and are mad" pa, able to b. J.
Madison, or ORDER and signed by lno. Thornton.
at bnngcness, CiIllam county, Washington Ter
r''ory, IN July, 1859; but whether the aame is
iutiy stated Oh the face Of the notes, subscriber
does not rc,".isct. The notes fall due and are
81 denominations as stated below to-wit:
Two notes given July A. D., ls5s. one thou.
-ahd dol las c'l' h. and due January LIST. A. d.
ISL. Also, r"'"S TO the amount of seventeen
thousand dollars IN one thousand dollar notes;
ltiiins due on til" lrst day of May, u. 1861,
sl,pon, and on the first day Of January, A. d.
lsG2 SlGoh, and in like manner thereafter on
hr~t days Of January and May of each year. one
thousand dollar notes will be due. at the rate of
two thousand dollars year for eight years and
haii Al Ct tie above described notes and
indeed all notes that were given by the subscri-
bel to sail b j. Madison, were obtained by the
sane false preface and will not be paid.
JOHN THORNTON.
lial!am county W.T. (n204wl
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sabbath School Books Published by thi,
House.

Tie Anniversary and Sunday : chool Music Book. No.
L. contains 50 tunes and hymns; Price cents each.
doais per hundred. The Anniversary and sunday
sch0" Music Book, No. p contains u tunes and hymns
price cents each dol. per hundred. The Anniyer-
sary and sunday school Music Book. No ;. Contains
DO and INNS price 4cents each 3a3, .cr hun,
The Anniversary and sunday School Music BOOK. No.
l. ishus ready II contains 40 tunes and hymns; price
cents each, doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday - ho0i Music Book comhnn. Nos. ] and
with several additional pieces contains Is times and
ny mis' price cents each, dolls per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book. Nos. | and = No. | con-
tais II tunes and hymns. price cent No. contains
50 tunts and hymns; price each dolls. PER 100:
postage "Ee cent each The saasth School Bell con-
ains i5 tunes and hymns; price IL each. dolls
per hundred postage two cents each; elegantly bou nd
:" cents EACH ID dollars per hundred. Congreyatioua
,nshs-an eight page tract-price Is cts per Dozen 5
dollars per hundred.
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o.
Proprietors of the Matte nal Dispensary, No. 49,,
Sycamore street. Cincinnati. established l. 1859
for the cure of Private Diseases.
Prof. Eghert Jack SON. Dir. Robert Herbert & NJ. Eu.
gene Velpeau Thoroug effected with almost in
credible rapidy. of Gnorrhea, Syphilis. elect, Noctur-
nal Emissions sefahuse Impotency. Structure. Fe-
sibe form and variety of Secular Disease, and at
time the general health of the patient improved.
where any Improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dspeusiry Circular of IA large by in. let
ter pages. with full and special written reply. sent
promptly, well sealed any address for the amount
the postage. SIX cents Every young man. Whether
SICK OR WELL. should have Also. a circular
intended for ladies only, nine lar etterpag for
CT. stamp. The Mountain of Light. Medical Pro-
tector. book of three hundred pages. one hun
dred cravings. price. in stamps money. only 50
cents and cent stamp. for 81 and nine
in stamps. This book fully described in circular
1t is by far the most valuable and deeply interesting
hook on the subjects treated Of now eNan,; matters
that IN former works were merely limited at here
fully explained it contains also a full and explicit key
to all the secrets of MARRIAGE love and beauty
before
TFSATISFACTORILYEH
revealed in any book in the En- giish language.
Dr.. Jack sons Perpetual Preventive-send for circu-
lar. Dr. Jack.ons Female Pills. sl-send for circular
Dr. jackson may he seen at the Consulting Rooms
of the pspensary. No. 49, Sycam re street. from A.
NJ. till r. NJ, and from 2. NJ, till :, P. M at other
hours either Dr. Herbert or NJ. Veireau, BOTH will be
in attendance.
Male patients. when desired will he furnished with
large. airy comfortable suitable board and care
tul attendance, rthe few days ordinarily necessary to
effect cure. PatIehts do not see each other The
most ample guarantees Of ability and good faith
promptly given when desired. Fees a. reasonable AZ
the very highest modes Of treatment known to modern
medical science and very long and varied experience
" Ill admit. 7. o. Box 1876. Send for Circular and
state y"nr case Jplaniy and fully and you vii Ie-
c"tte the Circular and our written reply by return
a a. IL We VIII answer no letter unless contains
'N'e Is in stamp. Medicine and Instructions sent
promptly and carefully to any part of the world.
ncvl3-jm.
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PROF. l.. MILLER'S
HAIR INVIGORATOR:


. - , 49, " ~ 80 ''"''' ~
FOX RtSIoRiSh GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dveing, and preventing the hair
from turning gray
EoR pKEyENTINl, RAJpNESS and cur;,, il
~ 49, :; 81 - 81; =, ~, 49,. - ~
"h'" '''.i' - we u.s. ls!.'S VI '''a'''' VI
recupeihtNc cheII. !thHa'n,ns. .-
FOR REMbN M SURF AND bASDRlff,
and all eutan Gus affections Of the scalp.
FOR REATTIFYINt, THE lair impaItipr to
il a, nneoualled gloss and hrilliancv max Inc
:. - e, "a til II, ~. toy,,r. ,,I ..,oi,,-- ;.
~ ao'' W 81 " " ~ ~ 0'"1 O.
J." cur ,.
Inc great Seie'Hi'' anu the increasing demand iof
THIS uneaua!ied prepaaioh' convince 'he proprietor
that one triai only IS only necessary TO satisfy dis
corning pnhhc OF IT'S superior quailties over any
other preparation at present ll use. cIeanses the
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FARM IMPLEMENTS

TIE 81 Isl klREk is prepared to furnish to
sll who want, his wel-trei and approved CORN
C!LlN AI"'>. SHOVEL pLOWS, SfRAW
CUTTER, tiAHkoWS, Road Scrapers etc He
is also ready ~ fleet and VIBRANT a cure of nil
ho0i-bonnd horses. :. Z. DANIELS.
Upton January 22d, 1861
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"a 80 I'd =
Mississippi ana Missouri r. r.


Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
IN and after Monday, April 18th. 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains will run as d.
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
cago, at 400 p. ".
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, s40A NJ
Leave Wilton for Muscatne At $40 A. NJ. 4 sos Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. $50 A. ~.
Arrive at Wilton fl ON Muscatinc,
at S.25 A. NJ. 90 P. NJ.
Passengers going west make direct connec-
tions with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
Il. r. trains, for all points east, s,uth and north
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions az to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
}. F. TRACY, Sup't
A. KINBALL, Assistant Supt.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TnHED.

MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.
Just Putiishea, IN a Sealed E"relope
on THE NATURE TREATMENT. AND RAD
zeal cure g. ~perm4torh oca, or Seminal weak
ness Sexual Debility. Nervous ness and invour..
tart emission, inducing jmpotency, and Mental
and Phv-ir a rcaparify
BY RoET. J. CULNERWELL, NJ. d.
Author Of the "Green Book, dc.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his experience
that the awful consequences Of self abuse may be
eHectually removed without medicine ana with
out dangerous surgical operations. bougies, in
struments. rings OF y0rdial, pointing out IA mode
of cure al once certain aud eEec,ual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
lie, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
icaly This lecture will prove a boon to thous.
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on
the receipt Of two postage stamps. ~ addressing
Dr.J. c. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York. Post
Office box 1886. 3i-yl.
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I \. PtlI.RS..iAST CALI.
COM BINED
Union Reapers and Movers.

THE unG@Tsg uci having the agency for the
above named Reaper and Mowers the celebrated
+. Balls # Cantca, ohio; Whiiley's Sell.RakiH 2
keaper, Of Springfield, Ohio; and falsey's of
WiscoLstG--has alaples Of the above named ma.
chimes, opposite IT. Court House (on the vest.
For terms etc call on the subscriber II. G..
Piatt, Esq, at the Court House.
l.. HOiI.
Upton, May sth, lS6l-3n
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Which they are determined to sell as cheap as
can be purchased anywhere in the city for CASH
Our motto Is Quick Sales and Small Profits.
ANY order from the country will be promptly
attended to: as much so as if the purchaser was
present.
Mr.. HocN having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine Years in this City flat
tiers himself that he will be able to render com
piete satisfaction to customers. Give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine, Iowa. April 1st 1890
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GILT MOULDINGs

EoR Picture Framing: A large variety of
II patterns, at the one. price Furniture Rooms
of s. G. 4 T. STEIN. Muscatine, Iowa.
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Horace Waters, AS't,
1913 broadway, New York,
l)ublisber Of ttlusir, tflusic Books:


fi9r0s HeIe6e0Hs. .7CIGndre Organs. Organ -7ccor-
deoHs. Martin 4 ceisbrated (slfdrs. ethsJs,T
hRs. p0hacciiOs. .7ccOrdeOns, FInt,aas, Flutes,
FH's CtartOHetts. TriGRgics, 7aaiRg Forks. Pipes,
ma Hammers- p'oin Bons. best IraiaH Strings.
Brass 1nstrumepts, for bdnds. Piano stools, and
CnrCrs. ard all ktRds Of -HNsIcaI InskrHmenfs
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CHICAGO, IOWA L. NEBRASKA II. II

e u q E,s;sE -
CHICAGO, IOWA l. NEBRASKA II. r..
IN and after Monday, May LIST, 1861, until
" further notice. trains will run as follows.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAlNs
Leave Clinton at 81: A and 4: 90 p NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids at 3: 30 NJ and Sis NJ
TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Cedar Rapids at 900 A NJ and 0 80 A NJ
Arrive at Clinton at 10: 90 A NJ and 8: 80 p NJ
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke.
ia. At Yankee Ran with stages for Toronto,-
onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Aarton, T"ton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Fit. Dodye. loiedo, Narenyo, Fl,
Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
Sio"r City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVEDAIIY.
The shortest. cheapest and aiost expeditious
route between hlya-U and Central Iowa il he.
ing only 1856 ines from Chicago to the Mississ-
ippl River, and thence directly into the Interior
of Iowa.
An agent will be at the Depot in Fulton to re.
cclve all baggage for Clinton or the Road which
Will be conveyed across the river free of charge
NJ. SMITH, Eng. & Superintendent.
}. W. HAN, General Fret ght Agent
Clinton. Iowa, May LIST, ls6l. ysn9tf
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~~S~en- Am
A6ss-S.s.
IT 4 tn

ton BOOKS Tor the above instruments; Church NIu.ir
Books Music elegantly bound Music Pa,,.r and all
KINDS OF music N@rclaitiIse. At the LOW EST RATES
NEW PIANOS, at SD. $500 S22I. S2,u. and ~ to
Ssog Second Hand Pianos from S25 up to 500; New
he.3aeo1' sto' SOU 81 ) ~ and nj to s2nD: Sec
oHd iia:.d Mrlodcous from $50 - Alexandra Or
gals, with five stops. l6u nine stops l-5 and A5 hr-
teen stops. go % and 3D fifteen stops. $50 and 80:
AicNtnure Organ ACCUrhrOns-a Instrument Iu.t
lmPorted-riCe 30 and 81 dollars. liberal discount
to tIer-! men. Churches sabbath Schools Seninarie,
aud Teachers The Trad supplied, at the usual trade
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nUEENSWARE-Ala large lot just received and
~ Of the hest quality, by y. 4 N. CHHDs,
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x q. p. STEIN have good workmep. and
Furniture. - ''''''
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NorTCm.
FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. Is, 81.

FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. Is, '61.
To all whom it may concern
The Regimental Muster of the 72t
Regiment of the Tennessee Mill
tia will be On the third Thursday
of October nert at Fayetteville,
All persons subject to military du-
ty will attend, or be subject to the
penalties of the law.
The Regimental Officer Drill Of
said Regiment viii be ON the first
Saturday of October at Fayette-
vile. : All officers are hereby mott
fed to attend. : 80
4 Captains sf Companies are Or
dercd to report tile strength of
their company, aud all arms Of
every description within the
bounds of THEN, companies as ear
Iy as practicable, in obedience to o
former order of Gov. Harris.
! By order of H rr-
|. 2. DISMUKES,
Col. Com. 72nd Reg. I. M.
J. D. SooIT, Adjutant.
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Retained frcm Limos

A gentleman who moved to IL
linois four or FIVE years ago, re-
turned to this county last week.
lie has been residing about l50
miles north of the Ohio river
He says volunteering in that sec
ton is played out, ard that Old
Abe's Government was to com
mence drafting the day after he
left. He says that now the feel
ing there is divided, two out of
every three being for the North,
and the other third for the South.
The opposition to the war is
growing, despite the efforts Of the
Lincoln despotisn to suppress
freedom of thought and speech.
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NoTrCm.

A Ii. Executors, Administrators and Guar
"a dams tina. have failed tomake their an
nual settlements as required by law. are here
by Motif ed to come forward and make settle
ment within ninety DAYS hope this will be
sufficient without further process Of law
Also all Guardians that have failed to renew
their Guardian Bonds as required by law
(Which Is every two years1 at the neTt term O
his Co rt, / viii be compelled to inform the
Court, which is bougd to put the law in force.
If any Of their securities are dead or lnsolyent
they must come and renew as though Their
tive wears was out. And if any of the securi-
ties Of an Administrator or Executor become
insolvent or die, new bond has to he made
forti. with.
DANIEL J. WHITTINGTON,
Sent IL, 1867 Clerk of County Court.
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Clething
! Members of the various Com
Ifmittees appointed to procure sub
lscriptions of Clothing for the Vol
'unteers werein town and reported
progress on last Saturday. One
of them informed us that the work
was going ahead finely, and suffi-
Gent Clothing to make our gal
liant soldiers comfortable would
soon be completed.
We have been requested to say
that there is a misapprehension on
the Part of some persons as to
the purpose in desiring reports to
be made to the Central Committee
here. The object was to provide
against any soldiers lacking suifi-
Gent apparel to keep him warm,
If there is deficiency IN the
furnishing of any Company
from this county, they desired to
know it, that it might be supplied.
OF course, there is TO necessity
for all the neighborhocds sending
the garments they may prepare
to this place for shipment. They
can do as they please about that.
All that is desired is that the
Clothing shall be made, and then
to be certain that cur Volunteers
get it. |
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IrycoIy couNTY.

FIJI y. of dark bay color, black legs, star
in the face, many small white slecks on her
back and rump. about IA hands high, ahon'
8 years old last Spring; BY B. 81. u. Alsup
August 49, Valued at $50.
Five Hogs--oue a sow, white with black
spots. marked with an under bitin left ear
one sbost. barrow. black and yellow spotted
mark ed swallow fork in left ear and two split'
in right lone shoat, not altered, white, mark
ed a swallow fork in left ear and two split
| in right-one shoat, not altered or marked
white with one black spot on shouider--on'
white SOW shoat not marked; all by Reubei
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-19

Tot Public- | was afflicted with iitlam-
mallory Rheumatism for ten weeks, net able to
walk a ster. and suffering more than ar.y hu-
MAJ, ,opgrte can express. heard that Messrs
Carce 81 Son. of this city, had medicine
called the Ambrosial Oil. and believing they
would not sell an article in the way OF medi-
cine without It's beirg valuable. and feeling
like a drowning man catching at straws. and
having had the attention of various physi-
clans without relief. sent and got few bot
lies, and astonishing 10 say. found aimss'
immediate relief, and now an, attending %
business. | have al-o tried it for trulses ana
Cuts. and do not hesitate TO say that u Is ,he
hest medicine ! ever used, and Viii oouoies'
cure all it is recommended TO do
Memphis. 1859. WIN. WILLARD =, MO
Fer sale BY w. c. DIEMER, Fayetteville, Tenn
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To All Friends of Telan.eers!!

MACH and every person having clothes
81 hats. shoes, socks, gloves, and oiahkets'
and every other comfort demanded by a SOL
der, and desires to send the same to our vol
unteers in Col. Turner'S and Col Fulton :
Regiments. respectively, at Manassas ana
Western Virginia, will, if they are so disposed
have them at Fayetteville on or before the Zsta
September, inst, properly labelled, boxed
and addressed. as reliable agent or agents.
will positively leave here on the LIST DAY OF
October for the camps, for the purpose OF
Isuperintending 1.-THE transportation OF sucn
clothing. Be active that our boys 90 mol
srffer t. G. GOODRICH.
Chm. Executive Committee.
Sept. 10, 1861.
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Fayette Academy.

TIME next session will commences 20
4 on szonday. September 2, y
esSE. nnler the management Of =. @5
A DICKINSON. Principal. assisted by 49,
MRS. NJ. DAVIDSON. The school will con-
tinue open Tor the admission ofstudents OF both
sexes, the experience Of past sessions having
proved satisfactory TO all interested in 1t.
The Musical Department will be under TIE
control Of II. L. KNIGHTS.
The terms Of tuition at the Academy VIII
! '-' 49, Aug l5-to1.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-19

1ico Ht,ndr9d MiNions.-The
Baltimore Exchange learns from
undoubted authority that the ex-
penses Of the Lincoln government
during the past four months have
been over two hundred millions of
dollars. The great bulk Of that
enormous sum gees to pay con-
tracts in carrying on the war of
Isubjugating the South. That is
over a million and a half per day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-19

A WARNING.-Iset the people
and the authorities keep a vlgl-
liant watch for attempts to evade
the confscation act, by the convey
ing, selling, or assigning Of the
Southern property of enemies
This is going on now IN many
places. and all kinds of endeavor'
to escape Liability will be made.