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AMCSEMENTS.
GROWERS THEATER. ...,
Penn. arenae, asa, WIZARDS Hotei.
LHoHARD 9sovER...-. .NAyAsEl
.-&Es THE FASHIONABLE RESORT

he entTs s Of The Iris Irish Boy ard IsHtss Girl,
For .Sir Nights Only,
II being given out that this is the only opportu-
OUR YoIING AMERICAN COUPLE d,
for at least twelve months the mana ger at the So
icitation of large number of Patrons, has pre-
REV E ts5 Is
ApsfsS pSiss '9E STsnS W DENIM E syo'''' actress
Return of the most eminent Chef t'Orchestra in
GREAT k2fFisc kotsefrz. RI
THIS tTBESDAY) EVENING
Revival Of The
Greatest H,sh r. (; ; srfiasHlar DIe1,a e tds Axe,
SEW TFfGsTS + z Tsdicy and Phillip, !.
NEW fRofkRTfEs Fl sfS; 5; iT"1Binosi + Brosip
a.. GoLLEEN BAwNI.,
Or, E,6TaLso IlIE BRIDES oFGAARRNN2gEM Ald 70
!" With the song OF ;Crui.keen Lawn @ sp''e'H =
sossn sn 4sn,h G;,nhsr a.: - Annf Chnte
WE the sons Pretty Girl Mii,;nRs R ReT Gown
ACT LIKE of killarney BY Moonlight.
ACT II-The Devils Water Cave.
ACT IIl-Ba!i Room III Castle Chute.
Nishtingsi" Polka...... .Koppitz and Orchestra
To commence with the delightful Protean Come
riIm1cE fis1es spslsisf MasRfED. fps
MRS. FLORENCE in Pour Characters.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra Chairs--.-....-.-... rs cents
Private Boxes ---..---.... k....-........-- SO
SGOre9 - .U cents
Seats may be secured from IL o clock a. m. to 5
o'clock p. m, without extra charsr.
Doors 9pfn f s, g. y O'Clock Performance com
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CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR Sixth STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR Sixth STREET,
In Rear Of the National Ho.el.
or -Four and half street and 90 two squares north
of Pennsylvania avenue.
WE WILL NOT BE OUTDONE.
WE GIVE THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN
WASHINGTON.
We HAVE MADE OuR MoSrY IN WASHINGTON.
and il is here We will spend it.
We have always given the Best Show in the City:
but come this week and yeu will find
ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS ECLIPSED.
90 STAR PERFORMERS.
TEN NEW STARS THIS WEEK.
First appearance of the Queen of Terpsichore,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
Fresh from a succsssful engagement at the Front
street Theatre, Baltimsre,
Having Danced at that establishment for T,, We'll
to Crowded Houses.
First appearance of
MILES JENNIE AND ELLA,
the Skipping Rope Danseuses
MILE LAURETTA, r..
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
the Beautiful Danseuses
e. MONS sZoLLosY,
and his great
RAyEL PANTOMIME
RAVEL PANTOMIME
BALLET TROUPE.
BALLET TROUPE.
First appearance of
PROF. G.. w KIRBYE,
the best versatile performer in the world
First appearance Of
FRANK KEARNES
the Ethiopian Comedian.
First appearance of
MASTER GEORGE,
the World Wonder.
OUR OLDF4 VORITES
Continued success of the beautiful
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
She will appear every night this week in new songs
Re engagement OF
MISS AGNES SWITZERLAND,
The Scottish Nightinga
Her name is sufficient to fill the Canterbury eyery
light. She is too we'll known To require
aword from u.s.
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MISS KATE HARRISON,
MILE LIZETTA,
will appear in New Dances
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
will open New Budget OF Fun.
MASTER JOHNNY and MONS. SOL.
To night, the great
YPSY'S lay
By the Beautiful
JULIA MORTIMER
KATE PRNNOYER
The Ravel Psntomime entitled
DECHALAMEAU,
And the entire company in a TREMENDOUS BILL.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW COMPANY. a
Remember, the Canterbury is visited by the
FIRST CITIZENS oP WASHINGTON.
Doors open, tA O'CLOCK; Performance, ~.
Aamiss1en - osnb. Orchestra Chairs % ceoU,
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Ii b e RTY HALL,

Ii b e RTY HALL,
ALEXANDRIA, Va
PERClVL Co.....,. Proprietors
The Beautiful Queen of Song,
MISS FANNY FORREST,
FANNY FORREST! FANNY FORREST
FANNY PORRESTi
First A Appearance of
GEORGE r. DE LOUIS,
The BsN Horitontdl Bar Performer ia tke World
He win also perform his
TRAINED DOG.
JE WY LIND.
Miss JENNIE ALLEN,
Miss FRANK La F0LLE
Miss TILLY FORBES,
LITTLE ELLA,
viii appear in
t VIEW DAS SCES'
The Funny
DICK PARKER,
WILLIE EMERSON,
HARRY FENTON,
SPLENDID COMPANY,
in
ENTIRE NEW BILL
- See Bills of the day.fe
COME EARLY.
Doors open q. performance -: O'Clock.
Admission Is and ~ cents. go &C 2l-lw
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Aid for the Sick and woundrd-Au AppcaI
for Help.

for Help.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2O.-Our Sanitary board
are in need of clothing, bed covering and diet
for ia" sick and wounded soldiers. of which we
have a large number in this city and State.
Please nrGe yOur papers each 10 make an ap-
peal IN their behalf. Beg your citizens 10 send
what they can Immediately.
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~Humphrey MarshaH's son

sFHumphrey MarshaH's son John was
twice arrested as a rebel, once here and once
at Memphis. In each instance he cot OF by
taking the oath of allegiap CO. and now he is i'm
the rebel army, where he has been for MANY
months. If he, Is captured again. the military
authorities viii hardly require him 10 take tie
oath third time; they Will no doubt consider
two oaths plenty. They will not only not
require him 10 swear but take effectuai pre-
cautions against his ever doing any more
swearing judicial or prolane.
humphreys youngest son, his name.sake
and fac sinile, belly and all, was slightly
wcGnded q few weeks ago in a skirmish at
New 1stie, and the citizens say that he roared
like great bIlll-calf.- LortSriNs Journal
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CONNECTICUT Town ELECTIoSs.- The
Bridgeport Farmer has a table classifying tho
towns in Connecticut which have held elec
TONS 90 far as the results are known Accord-
lug TO this table the Democrats have carried
nfty- -hve towns, the Republicans twenty -eirht
and sixteen towns are divided OF he ffty
Eve towns hat have now gone Democratic,
twenty gave Republican msiorioes last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

S.-T.-190O.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, strengthen, and inyigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliyen the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera aud Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard 70 age
or time of day. Particularly recommended 10
delicate persons reqairing gentle stimulant.
Sold by all GrOCers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons p. H. DRAKE i CO, aC2 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eO6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

s9OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL
FOLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,va
H~OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,-H
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM, -
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM,
CORNER OF NINTH ST S LOUISIANA Az,
CORNER OF NINTH ST J. 10 UIST4NA Az.
CORNER OF NINTH ST. r. LOUISIANA Az,
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MARKET SPACE,
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MARKET SPACE.
RESPECTABLE MUSIC HALL,
which, since it, opcning, has been attended with
CNPRECEDEETED SUCCESS
The management rroyidinga
LIGHT AND PLEASING
ENTERTAINMENT,
Fun, DASH, AND HUNoR,
and tnctured withal, with
phLi"hffCL SEM ihhNi'
urpr
SOPHIA MILTON,
ru.,,,,rox o,,,y c,No, A.,
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FTSASC1AI.-New York papers OF last eve
ming say: The stock marker is lower and weak
to-day The agitation OF the subject of strik-
lIg gold from the board list checks speculation,
and prices 1T the close are very unsettled.
governments are steady. The 80 notes
selling at lU5H the Sizes OF IeSl at IO+a10li Z.
lie money market continues active, and lend
ers IND but little difficulty in employing their
balances at 5a6 per cent The market under
Went further decline to-day, and since the
Board we notice a decided pressure 10 sell.
On the ..first call" of the Board the sales We're
~ I2e / al29, but afterwards there were sellers
at l27 X and as we write i27 is the best bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

WINTER GARDEN, .s-.-
w 31S % Street and Pa areus,
The Proprietor respectfully announces 70 the
public that he has completed his arrangements and
opened his beautiful Place of Amusement for their
patronage. II will be his constant aim to secure
and present series of novelties that will command
their admiration. Having completed an engage
ment with SenOrita AUGUSTA FABRI, an &C
knowled gcd Star, who will appear for the first time
this evening and will introduce New Songs from
the most po pular Operas.
ular.
- Remember-31s d street and Pa avenue.
IT. JOSEPH R0SENTHAL Proprietor
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Sixth and last week OF the Rarely Gifted al
Beautiful


whose surpaSsn; ycnus ,ss anthroned her
~, t,npIia! MisiTesS Of Cositdy's Realm
owing to the great Gabriel Ravel rronpc, which he
hss engaged, and who have prolonged their en-
nssed ali this waeF
at the end CT which will be positively the termins
annals Of Washington theatrical successes The
greatest audiences ever assembled in this city, and
Individual respectablity and fashionable effect
Hundreds OF the hrst ladies in the city present
estabis ishm ent son,h Of phiiadeiphia, and unSnes
any of the to ss ss
thestsr is conceded by all to be the fullest and the
ths Rr sht Star Of the DFsms every hight s.A WIN
novel TnIf rS.asy ss, isi EiS6SSiN Oct 2s 1884, the
r.,;., s.a,eSSa ,eSaEES Of spAApEs Al,l g. ,,,.,,.u
New scenery and splendid isssis EfseIs. "i'oneH
Act I7Gothic Chamber in the Palace.
Act ffI-psviilion in the the Public Gardens.
This play embodies many interesting incidents
and hs sssnEs Bos
justin With Due Mi Nj. sxEas Emma Missss ssssI
wAsHInGTON THEATRE,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND c STREETS.
Lessee and Manager. HENRY C. JiRKEIr.
Second night of the engagement of the Versatile
aR. eeIHANFRAU.
who wll make his debut in the New National Play,
OF intense interest which has been 10 pre- paration
for several weeks past, and will be produced this
evening with New Local Scenery, Dioramic IlIu-
sions, Mechanical Effects Appropriate Costumes &c
THIS EVENING.
will be produced Charles Gaylor's celebrated Na-
tiOnsl Drama. in three acts. entitled
u RUNE
yureG "a SSaSs a. faa1 Co.' H0S cb.nrsu
ACT ]. Scene l-View of Long Bridge by Moon
light-Crossing of L. &. Troops. Scene Exterior
of the Marshall House. scene 3-Stsirwsy in the
MaSshall House-Desth of Ellsworth and Fearful
Retri ution the Rebel Jackson -r--
ACT II Fairfax Court House in June lS;I-En-
trance Of the Union FOrces-Sacking of Fairfax
Court House.
=, ACT IiI:-The Female Spy in the Union Camp
New National Song, The Bsttie-c-y Of Freedom
Death of the Female Spy-Skirmish in the Vicin-
lty OF Bull Run-Look out for Bomb bshells-Charye
Of Black Horse Cayalry-Bsttle of Bull Run-Tsb-
leau.
Previous 10 the Drama. the favsrite Comedietta of
THE WIDOWS VICTIM!
Or The STAGE-STR UCK BARBER.
with his wonderful limitations of Forrest Booth
Kean. Barney Williams and Burton.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

SIn Cleveland, Ohio, n boy OF seventeen
was accepted as a substitute for drafted mas.
and received 500 bonus. He spent the noney !,
and then obtained his discharge on q writ q
kd1eds c0rpas, on the ground that be was Gndef
he age prescribed by law for recruis.
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FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES
ATAUCTION PRICES, 4s
AT AUCTION PRICES.
AUCTION PRICES
Tie eremainder of the cargo sf the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting IF every description OF
GROCERIES.
Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged
FAMILIES
In need of Winter Supply, at the
ls TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
PRED. 8. COZZENS
Consisnee, corner Pa. avenue and l4th st
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
oelatf Schooner aid, !" foot of llth st.
XUELLIR9roNS eUPPLEAINTARY DRs.
w PArCHD6 O0RkR6HQNDINCR,an and Nh
OAkNDA. 7 yolA, LontOa. pHkQUK fAYLQU.
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fUhDS NV iENTH sIR. THEArER
Tenth ST.. ahore Pennsylvania az.
JOHN T. FORD. .......-.... Lessee and Manager
HUMPHREY YBLAND.--..,...Sta Stage Manager
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

Cor mortuary report to-day
@hows that many OF the sick sol
d.ers have paid the last debt Of
nature Disease claims its victims,
an, despite watchful care and
tei.aer musings, Death sometimes
proves the victor. 1t will be a
sat staction to the friends and rel
ativc$ OF the deceased, to know
that t,iey received all the attention
that kind hearts, ready hands, and
med cal skill could afford them.
Our noble women have performed
nob.c part, as everybody knew
they would.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
Cal! and Gel Them :

As some of the mails OF tbs
county have recently become some
what deranged, we request any
Of our subscribers from the points
interested who may happen to be
in Fayetteville any time during
the week after Thursday morning,
to call and take oqt the Obsereer
packages for their respective post
offices. BY the adoption of this
plan, they will receive the paper
rs regularly as though the mail
were making its accustomed trips
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
geatbs.
NSNON<
DIED.

In this county. Friday. 9Th inst, Mr., HEs
ny MURDocK. aged about ~ years-a yolun-
teer.
! In this county, Monday. 10Th inst, Miss
NANCY WILEY. aged about 5o!ear
| In this county, Monday. 10th inst. Mrs
FLEMING, wife OF A. j. Fleming aged about
IS years.
| In this county, Friday. 18th inst, Mrs
ELizABETH BEARD. wife Of MIR. Alex Beard
SEN. aged about GO years.
| lnthis county. Friday, l4h inst. Mr.. WV
MARLIN. aged Il years-Of Col. Mcdaniel
regiment.
J In this county. Wednesday, >. 18th inst, Mr.
MATHEW BUCHANAN. aged SO years-of C,l
McDauiePs regiment.
] In this place, Monday 18th inst, Mr.. Il. J
HOLDER, aged about SO years--of Conway
county, Ark, Gen Bowers brigade.
! In this place. Friday. AL inst. Mr. ISAAC
BRADEs. eyed 20 years-of Pamascott county
Mo, I'd Missouri regiment, Gen. Bowen.
brigade.
! In this place, Monday. nth inst Mr. FRAN
cts PINKsToN. aged % years--of Pamascot'
county, I'd Missouri regiment, Gen. Boweu's
brigade.
In this place, Wednesday. 18th inst. Of
thehmouia. MIR. CoRNKLiUs MciNTURF, aged
II }ears--of Conway county. Ark. 10th
Arkansas regiment. Co. E, Gen. Bowers
brigade.
In this place. FIR day, 14th inst, Mr.. JOIN
LkArfoRD. aged about Is years--of Co. Il,
Col, Staulon's regiment.
In this place, Thursday. 18th inst, Mr.. AM
AztAm BAKER aged about 70 years--o Co. A,
Col. Stations regiment.
In this place, Friday, l4'h inst. OF mea-
sizes MIR. l. j JetNsoN. aged about 3Oyears
of the Mountain Drasoous, Georgia.
In this place, Friday, i4th inst, of mea-
lies, Mr. JOSEPH McKEoN. aged about 80
of The Mountain Dragoons. Georgia.
In this place, Monday, 18th inst. Of pncu-
monia, Mr. WILLIAM PALMxk. aged aboutz3
,eais of jackson county, Ark. 9Th Afkan-
sas regiment.
In this place, Sa' urday, 9th inst, OF pneu-
mIiohia. MI. f. EpMoSsoE, aged 81 years--oi
Calhouu county, Ala, Maj. Cliiton's battal-
lion
In camps, near this place. Friday 9TH inst,
sudd, My, Mr.. ChARLLY VIzE--of Kentucky,
Gen. Dreckinridgs's brigade.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
| Skirmish al Piiisbarg, Tennessee.

We learn from a citizen Of
llLauderdale county, living neal
Waterloo on the Tennessee River
that the enemy S gunboats engaged
t, the, Confederate batteries, under
Lieit. Bealregard, at Pittsbhrg.
fwhfchis' three miles below Ham.
burg, and seven above Savannah,
last Saturday week, and the fire
was kept up five or six hours
Our battery then ceased, to decay
the enemy into landing. 1t had
the desired effect. One lef their
transports ran into a creek, some
distance below, and landed. A
body of our troops in ambush fired
on them, killing, wounding, and
capturing some 30 odd Federalists.
The fire was returned, and our
loss was 4 Killed. The enemy
retreated to Savannah. 1t is said
that ten Tennessee Unionists from
Savannah were with the Yankees,
and five OF them were killed and
five wounded. The enemy were
en- Monday last, as land
ing in force at Savannah.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
Observer Letter List =

Since our last, letters from the
army for the following persons
have been deposited at this Office:
Mrs. John M. Bright,
W. IL. Bailey,
Mrs. Lucinda Eakin,
J. L. Hines,
Miss Mcdaniel Handy,
Miss Susan Hanveyj
Samuel D. Hone,
Miss S. G.. Harrison,
Miss Mary +. King,
Miss Noble e. Jones,
j. l.. Fits,
j. L. Pitcock,
hrs. Margaret Scott.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
Heavy hdFanees-

The price Of Printing Paper has
again advanced so that it costs
Printing Offices now just about
what they receive from subscribers.
We could sell our supply at this
rate, instead Of printing it, and
thus save good deal of money;
but our subscribers want it, and
they shall have it, even though it
be at a heavy sacrifice to US.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
Trying Agaia-

We are busy trying to enlarge
our exchange list, with fatterins
prospects of success. Cur Sub
scribers have protested SO earnest
ly against the suspension OF the
Obserrer, that we have concluded
TO continue TO publish it. They
express themselves williRgt TO make
ample allowances for lack of news,
in consideration Of the deranged
condition of the country.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
WHEN PROMISED
Terms always in Advance.
ONWARD AND UPWARD

MYTH the December rumher we in
w trpduce new fesfuse-we add rs more
pages. commencing q "Southern Monthly
Novel library which wjll permit as 10 Five
our readers series Of New. SouTBEas Nov
ELS, without at all Interfering with fha rpru-.
lar matter af the Magazine, Now friends Of
Southern Literature. give rs your aid -seni
on your Gibbs BY erbefors he frst Of J auii,srr
I Az In er5ering BE- particular. To- vr;ts
names Of subscribers, Post ,0fice and Stats
.clears Addpes,
HUTTON E FRELIGH, Grenada, Yis5f.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

Fine salt was selling in Rich
mond on the 18th ult., at S37 SO
to $40 per sack, the finest -four at
IS to IS 80, and hams % to %
cents per pound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

to- We notice in the reports
from one or two places where the
Federals have reached, that meR-
ton is made Of a few persons who
informed them as to the citizens
entertaining Southern views, the
location of their property, etc.
After the departure of the Federals
the informers were dealt with for
fAeir officiousness> X
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

The Nashville MANNER" Of the
list inst, says; "The waters are
subsiding slowly but an immense
territory is still overfowed, not
only the Cumberland, but on all
the smaller streams throughout
the State. The. damage done is
immensc-Eeyond computation"
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excess, 565

An attempt to raise Union
flag at Jonesborough, Tenn, some
days ago, resulted in row, of
course, which terminated in tile
killing Of three Lincolnites.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

We have heard from % coun-
ties in Georgia in regard to late
requisition of the Governor for
twelve regiments, and the resuit
is as follows: Quota of these 23
counties, 2450; volunteers, 2915;
excess, sos.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
.Marria9es.
-MARRlEp.

!, En this county. Tuesday, 18th inst. Mr..
w. c. Andrews ann Miss SARAH E. Roach.
Iuthis county. "Wednesday, 18th inst, Mr..
r. c. E'vEs and Miss &. J. G1LLuH.
in this county. Friday, l4rh inst. Mr
JOHN Bra LEY aud Mrs MARTHA MARSHALL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

H The reported victory OF
Gen. Price in Northern Arkansas
has not been confirmed. bat is de-
MED. We have not the particu-
lars, further than that Gems. Ben.
McCulloch, Herbert, and Mcin-
tosh were killed, and Gen. Price
slightly wounded.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

The editor of the, New York
Express is at Washington; and
speaks his mind freely of the con;
duct of the War. He says:
feel it a duty to write, in order
to wake up the country to the
fact that the Expenditures of this
government are now so stupendous
that they must break the country
down unless the taxation Is imme-
date. But this statement OF
fact in terms 50 general is moi
enough alarming TO wake up the
country, unless / particnlarize
as we'll as generallze: Hence ]
must add that for the four or siS
preceding weeks the expenditure
of the government have been fuf
three millions every day, and thai
for the week ending Saturday
they averaged nearly four EAisons
every day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

Latest from the Tennessee Rirer.
We learn that, on Sunday last,
the enemy's gunboats attacked our
batteries near Pittsburg.again and
were repnlsed.
A telegram from Tuscumbia,
this morning, announces that the
enemy had shelled Eastport and
passed on to Chickasaw, few
miles above, and attacked it, and
were repulsed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
TENNESSEE.

ZEN ESSEE.,
Bkof america nc saleICity Bank. =. ra
Bank Of Con- II, rec par Commercial Bk &c di
l,ankofCh attanoosadoIB Blk of cambridge. ia
Bank of Kno2Hille do, Farmers Bank. dc
Bank Of Mem bbis dotMerchahts' Bank. .d'
Bank of Mi.laleTe Ell do Northern Bank. do
Bank of Nashville hoQcoee Bank. -. do
Bank OF Paris. (. (. do kiantefs' Bank. do
Bank Of Tennessee DO River Bank. dc
Bank of razewell = Sou,h Elm Bank &c di'
Blk of Claiborne. :. .-iBk Of Shelbyville pal
Bank os the Union par Traders Bank. dc
Bank Of West TcnndoI Union Bank. -. dc
Bucks Bank 80. ! disl 1888
WORTHLESS BANKS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tenn Nashville. =,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Nee anics' Bank. do
Citizens Bank, do
Exchan ge Bank. Murfreesboro.
Bank of Trenton. ~
Bank of jefferson. cambridge,
Lawrenceburg Bank.
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Bank Of America pariCitizens b par
{, do JamesRobb do Union b do
do I.uuisana do BROKEN AND CLOSED
do New Or]'ns dotCarrollton b. N 0 C
Canal Tx do Commercial b, do c
Cresceilt City do Exchange b. do 6
Louisiana State b do, tx & Com b, do b
Merchants and Ira Planters b do b
ders d. State b o. La do b
Merchants s doWessern b, Rome b
Southern b1sf do 8e
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Bank Of Mobile dis SoutheruBk ofAla2d
do Montgonl'y d6l BROKEN AMI cLosEb.
do Selma do, Planters Bank of Ala,
do the State Do Florence.
Central Blk of Ala do Planters and Mechan-
COMMERCIAL Bank dol les Bk, Huntsv'lie
Eastern Blk. Selma do; State Bank OF Ala.
Nofthett Blk OF Ala dol
6 - EEoRGIA.
Atlanta Bank MECHANICS Savings
Augusta tns so gCcparf BIZ 2dis
Bank OF Augusta do Merchants Bank =
do Athens do, do & Planters BIZ par
do Columbus do Northwesterh Bk do
do Commerce do Planters Blk do
do : the BiIpirs ssTiinberCutters3 k 50dis
State 5dis Union Blk. par
do Fulton Bari FROZEN Am cLosEb.
do Middle Ga do Bank Of Albany.
do Savannah dol dc Brunswick.
do State IF Ga do do Greensboro,
! Central Il r Bkg Co do do - Millcdgevillc
City Blk of Augusta dol d6s Macon. =,
Commercial Bank doiCkerokee lns Bkg Co
FImers' and Me- Commercial Bk. Macon
chanics' Bank do Exchange do Grif1in
! GesrgialR R kgCo do Planters ard Mechan-
| Interior Bank lies Blk, Columbus.
LaGrargedo 50disl Planters and mechar-
Manufacturers Bank les do Dalton.
Marine Bank Of GA par Manufacturers and Me-
do Fire fns Blk do chanics do Ceiumb's
Mechanics Bank dnSouthern do, Bainbri'ge
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