Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-30
.CCICT0.BBRs. & &c.,. 1862.

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taia of bitter waters must be seal
ed or or purified at its source. y Not
. TO put too fine point upon il, the
distil,eries must be cleaned out. 9
s. we establish censorship Of the
press, we legiSlqte concerning the
adulterafions Of. food, We protect
'tl,ll ourselves. against the ifnpufity Of
:, drugs and medicines, we haze laws
prohibiting the wearing Of con-
! jcealed weaponszslall we not de-
iend our defenders from, the poison
Z of the .distilleriesy 80 - ii
The ladies Of Nashville keep
entirely aloof from the enemy; - =
A lett letter says says; za.lT @ .
The young ladies never ge in
.9the streets. Natohe has received
a Federal visitor. All have de-
cIined, with a single, exception, in
a single case, for a peculiar reason.
:. The officers got a specimen of the
manner in which they are fegar-
ded, at a place where they visited,
] in form, awhene "a young girl of
fourteen was present. sShe had a
! lSoutherlf flag Dn the zpiane. The
officers asked hercto play for them.
& She said she bs1eouid pay moth
ing bnt Southern Songs" ."aiThev
'Jcs,inglytold her that fshewol;ld
yetamarrJ: a Federal officer She
sspoke1oGt-9 Not to save my own
life" One of them. said he was q
& candidate for mstrimohy,s and
!. would like to marry a Southern
Moman. She sfa d quickly
e. .Thereis nota lady ingtlle Souths
aeln .Ganfedefacy would have you
Dqpcrqte sEallaaay-T Ii e
charge of Senator Toembs and a
portion. of his brigade at Sharps-
). burg, to recover his battery taken
.iby the enemy, was an act of ,des-
perate heroism unsurpassed in the
whole war. As soen as he dis
!, covered that his battery had been
Captured, he dismounted from his
4 horse, and addressing bis men in
"a few burning words, told Them,
! he would not outlive tie capture
3of his guns, and demanded if they
] would follow him to the DEATH
/ A shout was the answer, and placl
cling himself at their head, the
column descended; Ike an ava
lanche, amidst The tempest Of fire,
upon more than ten times their
number, retook the battery in less
than twenty minutes after It's cap
! ture and carried it back with
shouts. of triumph. Hlrrah for
! Toombs.-Nacon L Tel. -. -. -.
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I. ANOTHER CeuNTERfgir.- The Au-
COSTA Ca "Cl3roniclf, motto. .
new eouDteli;it bill Of green coIortd d
issuc Of September "a The zen
craving II TIE, eouDtffeils is inftri-
or to the gsnuine-.tb the portrait Of
fMf. Memalin5er IN the centfeibeing
asadly done. An the genuine nrs
I tt{red Fl III two place A-ilie coun-i
'fterftits has The J oncel The words
lsi or Treasurer" following the Sig
enaturein the genuine, are ieits out
In The coautsffifo. The ftes hi
TIE circle. 90 The feft hand Of the
genuine, are omitted in he sprfions,
aud wherever they afpes;r 10 the
latterflre .eoarser .han in The genuine.
The eDgrasers name does not appear
! on the counterfeit. There ro5inany
!, 6rber pBiDts Of diffsrebce, but the
lubese are Sufficient 10 pat The tommu-
nifty Oh their guard. p
TReR PATRIOT. We Earn there
is a man 10 Msrshalf cennty, Ten
: nessee, wiio. week before last, re-
'lfused 10 sell bis leather to speeula-
Z ffprs ut one dolls. per pound, aad is
Hing to bis neighbors fAr their own
use at fifty cents pound. We e,ss~
yesterday an exeelleutpair of boots
he sold within the last Two weeks to
a surgeon 10 tho at SEX dollars,
such as are retailing 10 the more
i S0utbefa States at twenty-five dol
lars. lie Intends, We understaml, as
Ifsr.ss be can, to keep prices 1t reas-
ouabfe rates. His snAne Is john
Lowry, and he ahas tnolsens hhtbe
Il Confederate army. Lei this ,nan =
nsme be known throughout the
Southern COnfedsrey as true
> nal ffot -. ~ a<fff, h<,<zfs ReheI