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In the Senate, the bill to. pre-
vent the issuance of executions
except endorsed thereon that cur
rent bank notes will he taken in
payment, was taken up and passed
on its third reading, by the follow
ing vote
Ayes-Messrs. Anderson, Bump
ass, Dunlap, Havron, Hill, Hurst,
Lane, Morris, Rcsson, Turney;
Wilson, of Lawrence, and Speaker
Cheatham-l2.
Mocs-Messrs. Barrow, Hildreth,
Jones, McDearmon, McNcilly, and
Wester-6.
In the House, bill to give the
Fayetteville, Lynchburg, an d
Mulberry Turnpike Company the
further time of two years to COM
.pletc the road, passed its second
reading.
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i We continue to quote Shoulders. at 16;aI8c
/ Hams. $4,000, Clear Side. 20@22S au'
Hog round 17@l9 per ID. Lard lis quoted q
l1s@2oc per ID in barrels, and 2o@221a ii
Kegs. :. :
i There is very little doing in Pork. Small
sales at 100 re per ID net
Good fat beef cattle find ready sale at 81 q
l4c per ID. gross. Sheep are in demand a
l$2@3:per head, e -.
Bio Coffee is dull at 6o@65e. per ID. This
stock, however. is very light. Java, Of which
there IL light supply. is quoted at 75@50c
The arrivals Of Sugar aud Molasses have
been rather light for. some time, past. We
quote New Orleans Sugar at 81 a loo in bar
rels and Is ole Jess in hhds; HAVANA White
l3@ IA; Loaf, 22a a. 5; Crushedand Powdered,
at 15@2O Molasses is hefdat 42a@47x
lPer gallon in barrels and 45@50 in half bar
lreis
Sat- ha. advanced 10 sl4@sl5. for fine,
lsl3@sl4 for Coarse, and Barrel S3.5o@S4 90
The stuck 81 Star Candies is very much, re-
puced and holders are demandi, g $4,000
per ID. Tallow are held at 30@3lc.
AtIunin, On.
Pork--1he price is huctuating with ten
dency decidedly dow ward. Gross it is SELL
ing at 12@l21s at which latter price we hear
of few sales net-tbe current price for which
however is 14@l5 for large fat hogs. Cut
aid sailed meat sell at l5@1 6c.
Corn sells from wagons at 80 cents
Meal-in brisk demand, at 81 90 from
wagons.
/, Buter-Receipis light, d,mand active at
30@95c from wagons
ChickeI-Brirg 20@25c.
Fiour--Stoek light. with brisk d mand,
under which prices tend upwards. Piice to
day 50 25@ 10 50per a.rel.
Wheat Receipts very considerable. 1t
finds ready sale at 81 SEQ 10
Egss-sen readily l5@ l8c.
New Orleans, Liz
Sugar.--The receipts have been in excess
of the demand. which is stll checked by the
Gcant facilities for forwarding purchases. aud
prices have consequently barely maintained
We now quote Inferior II @lRc; Common
to good Common l34@2Tc; Fair TO fully
Fair "a @23ic; Prime to Choice So @4Ic;
Yellow Clarified 4114@514c. and Wkite Clari- !
fled SD d64c = ID. Stove dried has COM
manlei 7@7.ac.
MolasseS demand has been still less !
active, in great degree ewing to the want Of
freight room, and as the supplies have been
liberal, the market has ruled more in favor of
buyers, showing decline of about lc. 20
4c for Fermeutins. aid l6@ lGac for Choice
leboiled i
Coffee. notice small sales of Rio at
Coo y Ii.
Salt--De$'ers supply their customers at
so for LIVERPOOL Coarse. and $685. 80 Tor
Fine Packing kinds sea at S. pei. sack of
.wo bushels, ard screened al 81 /
Wool Com mon may be quoted at 25G Csc, /
md Pririe Teas may be Quoted at 40@45c. I
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qeabs:
DIED.

( In this county, Su ndav, 9th inst, Mr.. HES-
EY STORY, aged about "a years.
In this county, Monday, 10Th inst Mr.
WILLIAM COLLINS. aged about 22 years.
! In this rounty. Monday, lO,h lust, Mrs
AsKINs, wife OF Joseph Ajkins, eyed about
20 yeats.
In this county, Of putrid sore throat. Thurs
day, 9Th inst, SARAH ELIZABETH. daught, r
Of A. j and Eliza Patrick, aged about 8
years
II, this county. of putrid sore throat, Fri
day. 9TH i,st.. MARTHA ELLEN. daughter of
A. j. aud Eliza Patri Ok, aged about yeari.
In this county, Of purid sore throat, Mon
da' 10Th inst. MARY JANE, daughter of Will
liam 4. and Margaret Patrick, aged about 8
eais and months.
In this county. Wednesday. 18th ult,,
WIZ PARRIs, son Of I. =, and s. j Bell, aged
about 10 months
God hath called cberub babe to join his
angel bnd--once ar angel of earth, now
claimed by Heaven, to bask with the seraphs
round his throne. flower to bloom meath
the sunshine of his smiles, safe from. the
cold and chilling blasts 81. earth where twas
hut fowl to decay. II had ope'd but to
close its tender petals ere,it had scarce one
summer seenlbihtked fr'fn its parent stem
by deaths cthiless hand. and its spirit
lorne by the evening zephyrs to brighter
chimes above. Twas but ripple Of light
upon times flowing river, which cleaned
forth to illnriie the path and guide safely
Ger the dark abyss OF sin. the fra:l bark of
the fond parent. who feels the Christening rod i,
to which they must humbly knecl and kiss.
And as they fold his baby hands calmly DER
his breast, and sevef golden tress--a token
of remembrance from its mates that cluster
aroma his marble brow, remember that the
treasure that IIeasen hath so kindly lent thee,
has gone before like bright guiding star, and
when lies day has set you will meet your
babe sill more bright--more beautiful. Let
each note of sadness be stilled within voar
breast, for the baby praitle, which is hushed
forever, will be the first to Welcome you to
the realms Of bliss" the happy household
urn which has been broken, and its scattered
| fragments of Joy which bes;rew your path
will a gain be united. Learn to trust not in
the brigh. phantasrhagoria of lifes panorama.
for oft fr,in its goblet. where the sparkling
waters OF pleasure teufpt us to sip, We qnaff
sOrrow's bitterest dregs. Weep not, sorrowing
mother. for thy gladstone boy. who is now so
sweetly sleeping till restrictions morn, when
the trufnpers shrill blast shall awake the
| blest. you will meet your angel boy, clad in
robes of innocence and ptfity.
Feb. 4tb. 1862. LIB.
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EtSchiN cdirxrY.


Stttf, red and white colcr, no marks OF
brands that can be discovered; by W II
Bryan 23.l dis, 8 miles east Of Fayetteville,
Dec. l, 1861. Valued at So.
Mule, iron gray color, branded with an ii
On left shoulder. about IL hands high, about
years old; by VIM 9. Baggary, 18th dis, J an
2. Vailed at SAL so.
Williamson COUNTY.
Horse. sotrel; some saddle spots on bis
back, small white spot on left shoulder, $, me
white in the face, about Is hands high, Il
years old. By Anderson Stephens, 18th dis
Dec. 49, Valued at S.5.
Cot, mouse colored. little white shout one
81 his hind feet, about IL hands high. about
3 years old; by A. C. McCord. 9Th Dis. Dec
81. Valued at $50.
Horse Au'e. dark bay. black stripes on his
back, Iess, and shoulder, about IS hands high
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II Likely Slaves for
SAT.Es

PURSUANT to decree Of the County
4 Court of Lincoln County, Tennessee. at
its February Term, 1862. IL the case of Thom-
as j. Massey, admir- of Joseph Clark, dec, Us
Thomas NJ. Clark and others. bill for sale of
slaves, viii, on Monday. the l7iis day
of HI.rch Next. sell TO the highest bidder
at the courthouse door in the town Of Fay
eitev.lle. the following slaves. to wit: Cole.
about q years, (who is how runaway, provided
he comes in by the day Of sale;) Martha. aged
SO years; Sally, aged 10 years; Ann. "A Years,
and child months, will be sold in one lot
Tay lor IL years: Charles, IL years; Joe. ~
years; Rachael, % pears. and her child Jim
5 cal will be sold in one lot-Eonisa s.
years, and her 8 children, Amanda years;
Angelina. 2 years. and Mary 6 months; these
will be sold In one lot--AnI, "a Years;
Mark, 8 years. and John, years.
Said slaves will be sold on credit until
the 25th day of December next. Notes with
two or more approved securities will he ro-,
CURED of the purchasers. and a lien retained
upon said slaves until the purchase money
is paid.
DANIEL J. WHITTINGTON. CLERK,
Feb. Is, 1852. ant Special Commits. 0n-r.
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A. y Bryan, Admit & olhers} Bill for sale
VS..
Joseph Buchanan and others S'a'es
inN motion Of coniplainint BY bis
W counsel, and il appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Clerk that defendants Joseph
Buchanan and His wife Cynthia and John Bry-
an, are non residents Of the State of TepHes-
see-it is, therefore, ordered that publication
be made in the FAfETfEsiLLg 0D,ERvsR, a
newspaper published in the town OF Fayette-
vile. Lincoln County. Tennessee. for four
weeks in succession, commanding them the
said Joseph Buchanan and his wife Cyntl.i.,,
and John Bryan to- appea, at or before tbs
April term Of the County Court Of Lincoll
Co., to be held at the Court House in The
town of Fayetteville on the first Nom
tlry In April, 1862, and plead. answer T
5emur to the compaIants bill, otherwise
the same will be- taken for confessed, aud set
for trial exparte as to them
Witness, Daniel j. Wilmington, CLERK Of
our said Cont. the first Monday in February,
1862 DANIEL J. WilIrTINGTON,
Feb 18th, 1862. Clerk
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Terms always i'm Advance:
ONWARD AND UPWARD

MYTH the December number we in
w troduce new feature-we add 16 more
pages. commencing Southern Mopthly
Novel Library" which will permit US 10 q We
orr readers series OF NV SouTHFRy Nov
Ets. without at all interfering With the regn-
lar matter Of the Magazine Now friends Of
Southern Literature, give rs your, aid --seml
on your clubs BY or before the first OF Jaouary
~. In ordering he pa,t;eplar 10 xrits
names of subscribers. Post Office and State.
ds,inct and clear. sAddress. !. e.
HUTTON T. FRELlGH, Memphis. T.
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Carpenters Tools

The exceedingly Indictment
weather prevented the sale by
j. 7, CORRIDOR, Esq, as adninistra-
tor, of the Carpenters Tools be-
longing to the estate of Robert
Hill, dec, on the first Monday in
this month, and he has concluded
to try again on the frst Monday
in March. For further particu-
lars, reference is made, TO hand
bills, and the advertisement In ar
other column.
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about yrs old; by James II Long. 18Th dis
Nov. 16. Valued at $50.
~ :. GILEs COUNTY. &. -
Mare Aule, sorrel, about Is hands high. !
yrs old; by Garter Hamlet, 9th dis. June FL
Valued at $50: -
FRANKLIN COUNTY. 81
Mare. bright bay color. black lesssf star IN
forehead, about IA hands high. years ,oid;
by:Ja Shastesn, 18th dis. Dec. ID. Vail
ued at $44. u .l,
LIMEsfoNE COUNTY. A.
Hors'. sorrel: right hind foot white above
the ankle, left fore foot ,white about the up
per edge of the hoof. white Star in his fore
head. l5ls hands high, about 6 yrs old; by
Francis C. Martin. about 9 miles north of Ath-
ems. Valued at S85. .ft
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To Correspondents

We have a communication from
friend NJ, in South Carolina, re-
turning thanks to lady friend for
ga beautiful cake and bottle Of
blackberry cordial" Our cores.
pondent will, on reflection, we are
sure, concur with us in fhe opin'
that his acknowledgment should
be addressed directly to the lady
INSTEAD of through fhe public press
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Southern sIohtaly-

We see from our exchanges that
the January and February issues
have been out for some time; but
aeithe, have been received at this
Office. What is the matter! Stir
up your clerk, Messrs. Hutton 1
Freligh, and let his have what is
due us.
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Cooperation EIeeiioin-

J The election for Aldermen fol
Fayetteville, held Saturday, 18th
ult., having-been pronounced lille
gal, the polls were again opened
at the courthouse last Saturday,
when the following Board was
elected % SO !
W. O.. Price, ", T. Meyers, T.
R. Ramsey, II, Cahhins, Joseph
Morton, @. s. Wilson, and John S.
WadGfe. sg
The Board met Monday night,
and organized by electing-
Joseph Morton, Mayor;
". o. Price, Treasurer;
Geo. F. Smith, Clerk and Tax
Collectors
Sam. N. HILL Night Watch and
Town Constable.
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A Northern correspondent says
that the latest means of cOmmu-
nicatiun between Virginia and
Maryland Confederates is by kites,
the letters forming bobs. The
cord is cut after the wind has
waited it far enough in the desired
direction. aa
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Insolyent Notice.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court Of Lincoln county
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admiris-
traitor Of the estate of John H. Reiegar. dec.
Of the Insolvency Of said decedents estate,
notice is hereby given to all perEons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk Of said Court. authenticated, ON or
before the Est day Of A ugus', 1862, for
pro rata distribution, or the! will he for,ve
debarred.
Fsb.6 W. NJ. ALEXANDER, Ad,nr.
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Gen. ZollicoHef' remaipsarrived
in Nashville on Saturday, and
were received and escorted to the
Capital by military and citizens,
previous to, burial:
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Seven companies of tile lst AL
ALBANIA Regiment at PefisacUla,
have enlisted for the war, lind
three other ones are needed to
complete its organization.
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Elsc ION for Magistrate

Last Saturday an election tor
Magistrate in the Fayetteville
district, to gill, the vacancy occae
stoned by the expiration of the
term of service of Col. r. Far
quharson, was held, which resulted
as follows
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sr See whai the perple, Press
and Dcdiers say.


uenry r.. l,oSfar.--Allt tie srumer
have been troubled with Reaches and Mice
| was actually ashamed of the honse, t,.r
the Reaches were everywhere. ] purchased
box of your Exterminator and tried H. and
in one week there was not Roach or Neuse
in the bOrise
JouS B. GIvENs, No "a Elm Street.
House kccpcFs-trcnbled with veiniiS
neei he so no longer, il they use .'.Cpsrss <.
Exterminators. We have used it. to eur sal
isfaction. and IL a box cos, IS, we would have
il. We had tried poiSons, but they effected
nothing; but CosTAR's article Knocks the
breath out of Rats, Mice and Beil- Bugs.
quicker than we can write it. II is in grras
aepiand all over the cohntry---K Medina o.
Gl-elfs.
HOre Grain and provisions are de-
ssruyed annually in Grant County by vermir,
than would pay for tons of this Rat aud iasest
killer..Lancaste' ( Vis Herald, "a.
Isens,y Il. tos.ar-- }osr kxtermina,cr
Is received. used and pronounced an entire
success. We nsed box of it, and The wsv
tho Rats and Mice around onr premises 'rais-
ed Net!'' shst Eight was caution to sleeper
Since then not Rat or Mouse has feen Lesrd,
in kitchen or cellar Angrego,, { Lcro) Times
Ihnve bccss Selling Ex'crni-
nator Tor the last wear. aud have found it
sure shotevery time. ] have not known it TO
faiiin single instance
.GEoRdE RosE, Drusg's,. Cardingtor, @.
We arg sei:iisg--Your preparation
rapidly. Wherever they have been used.
Rats. Mice. Roachrs aud Vermin Disappear
Ecker i 5ToUFFEE, Druggists. New Wind
sor. Nd
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Election TiAets-

Voters will find large variety
Of printed tickets at this Office
Come and get them
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Sale Of Slaves

Sale Of Slaves.
BY referring to an advertise.
ment in this paper, the feader will
learn that the Clerk of the County
Court of this county will soon of
fer to the highest bidder seventeen
likely negroes.
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Shin Pfasters.

4 LII those who owe us viii save cost by
IA calling and paying off very soon, as we
are deterfnfned to close out. We will sell
what goods We have on hand low, very lo,s
for cash.
Ian 23-4t WEBB & McPHAIL.
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At the last accounts wood was
selling in Washington at $25 a
cord.
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Lincoln County Statistics

From the "Report of James l.
Dunlap, Comptroller of the Treas
urv. to the General Assembly OF
Tennessee" kindly furnished US by
Senator Joel j. Jones, we learn that
there were in Lincoln county, in
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A large gunboat was latfhched
at Mobile on the 30th.
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The Yankee force at Fort Pick
ems numbers 5000.
Oh, Marksts- -Iasst Butts
Fayetteville Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BYR.N WHITAKER
81 # OBSERVER OFFICE, -
- Fayetteville, February r3. 1862.
AkTIrLEs. 4 FROM TO
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind of animal is given :. 9d, color.
81. description. 4th, age 80. 5tb posters
narne... 9Th. tine and place of arrest. -.
7th; valuation.
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Fresh Receipts

Fresh Receipts
Mr.. w. c. Diemer, of this plate
las received a fresh supply Of that
popular REMEDY, Ambrosial Oil.
I h. afflicted will notice.
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70 Destroy-Rats, Reaches, DC.
To Destroy--Mice. Moles. &c.
To DestrOy--Bed-Bugs,
To Destroy Moths, Fleai, Ants, dc.
10 Dsstroy-Musquitoes,
To Dest,ey--Insects on Plants and Fowls.
To Destroy--Insec.s on Animals, Sc, &c.
To Destroy--Evcry foIm and species of YER
min.
USE ONLY
"COsfafs" Rat, Roach, &c. EIier
minaf0r.
"Cosiar'ss' BED Big. Exte,ag;noto,
"Costar's" Electric Pokkaeer for In.
sscts, 80.
In Is, SOC. and 90 Boxes, Bottles anG
Flasks. So and S. sizes for Plah.a-
tions, Ships, Boats, Hotels, dc.
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Notice.

I0N. MONDAY, the 3d day of MARCH,
" 1862 (beins the LIST Monday in the month";
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
a credit until the 25th December next, at
the courthouse IL the town Of Fayetteville, q
fine lot of
EhHpEHH7TER T0orS
belonging to the estate Of Robert Hill, dec.
Bond and approved security will be required
of the purchasers. j. I. GORDON.
Feo 18th, 1862. Administrator.
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Emt Dc AsA5y, having dissolved
partnership, it becomes necessary
that the business of the firm
should he settled. All those liz
dtbted, therefore, are earnestly re-
quested to call and pay what they
uwl.-2W
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Company Roll
catr HAnDftf, i Kr,:,.
Fe ssa4 Feh TSf 1852

sfr. NJ q. Waloce- %
DEAR sIR:-You will find en-
closed a complete roll Of my 'tsom-
.pany;;,
n AT DsrJH.
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A Marel S,syyestion:-Tite Rich;
mond Wing recommends woodeii
muskets Tor drill purposes. 1t
states that over fifty thousand
troops, volunteering for the war,
have been refused for want of
muskets. Had these been placed
in eamps Of instruction and drilled
with. wooden muskets, the men
whose term of service will expire
in the Spring, would hand over
their arms to others as well drilled
as themselves, enured to all the
hardships Of camp life, instead of
raw recruits, scarcely knowing the
right foot from the left.
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XII Oanss. ...... ...... laf
VIRGINIA.
Blk of Berkeley -Fairmount b 2dis
Go Charlotte Farmers bof Ffn-
do Kanawha =. Castle do
do Commerce 2t;s Farmers Of Va do
do the Cotf'nw do Manufactures and
do H0wards lille do Farmers do
do Manassa = Merchants b do
do Philippf u do 4 Mecll'cs do
do Rockbridge Ids Monticello do
do the OldDom' n do Northwestern DO
do Rockingham do South do do
do Scottsyille do Traders b do
DO the Valley do BROKEN AND 6tosED.
do Virginia do Blk Of Potomac b
dc Western :. Corpof Fredericksb'g b
do Wheeling 2dis Farffers & Mechan-
do Winchester Go les b. Charlotte b
Central b of Va do. Monongahela Farm
Danv,lle b do ing Co b
Exchange do, Va Saline b
SPECIE
American Gold30@35 Silver 49,: 25@2ep
The Flour market continues dull. though
our quotations are little better than nominal.
We anote Superfine, 81 $685. 20: Extra 90
@S.50 p Dbl Sacks OF SO :bsrange from $3.50
to 81, so. 1t must be a fancy article to cem-
mand orr outside quotations.
Wheat is dull with light demand and
large quantities offering. We quote Prime
White, at 81 30@&l 40, and Red ESQ SO
and Mediterranean l loCa1 20 pc. bushel.
We hear but little doing in Corn. Some
blyers ara offering only 50@ 55e per tushei,
while holders are demanding 60@85c.
The stock of Oats on the market is light
and the receipts have been limited. There is
a good demand at Soc per bushel, while some
holders are demanding 60c.
Rye has declined to 90@Sr per b ushel and
Barley to s2.50@l Is: but the offerings are
! light ~,
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A sufferer from Asthma would
record his gratitude by saying to
his fellow-sufferers that lie has eX-
perienccd an almost magical relief
from the following simple remedy,
viz: ~
Tie leaves Of the astmoniu1ii,
Tor Jathestown weed,) dried in the
shade, saturated with a pretty
strong solution Of saltpetre, and
smoked so as to inka!e, fill the
mouth with the smoke, then open
the lips and draw in the breath.
1t may strangle at first if taken
too freely, but it will loosen the
grip that seizes the breathing tubes
and bring up tile phlegm that set
ties in the bottom of the lungs
The leaves should be gathered be-
fore a heavy frost causes them to
drop. Try it and thank Gcd.-
Southern Presbyterian.
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Legislative

Yours &C., I. NJ. BELL
, 1862-11-18

IL
Bank Comptroller Ramsey has returned
from Ozaukte. Hc left that place Yesterday
afternoon. All WIS quiet. One huo.lred and
tweDty~tirte persons bad been sent of a. mis-
one1s to Nil naukce. The reports of thu de-
s1ructiyeEess If the mob have not been cx ar-
gerated. Piants we're broken in piecss with
axes Pieces Of cotton cloth tound in some
private houses we're torn In narrow strips,
Stoves we're 6nGcked down aud thro IN In the
streets, windo*s and blinds DESTROYED. aud
happy and luxurious homes made au utter
dcsolat1on in many cases, when the owners
we're gully OF no c1fense except that Of being
Mason, Republican nati7e-boEn Ameri-
car, OF some equally frivolous pretext to call
down the vengeance of the mob.
The Rioters do not seem to have had any
view to tbett- Even silver Spoons, after BE-
ing bent and distigured, were thrown down
One OF these Is nov bung up in the bank
comptro1ler's Office. together with 3 small oil
pa ming, both from Dr. Sa'l1man's. house IS
ept cine na of the fury Of the mob. The paint
1ng had been Stamped By the wcarar Of pajr
OF No. Is hob nailed brogaus, tearing the can
7ass and disfgnr1ng the picture. 1t WAS for-
warced, , re believe, for the governors iaspec-
A private letter from o. z,ukee cou 1ty states
tnat the troops who went to Belgium, in that
county, to arrest more Of the draft rioters.
were reststtd d By the rioters, vhereupou the
troops col}ided with them. The result WAS
that onr troops fred upon the insurgents and
probably killed one man, and shot another In
the leg, breaking his leg, which caused the
rebels to fscave;'' whereupon about fifty pris-
oners were captured. This is In addition to
those taken 1t Port Washington. There were
not far from 200 Of the soldiers and 20 od1y
crowd of citizens. Many Of the latter fired
at the sold'crB+ but the shot went too high to
bit,