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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
From Capt. c. G. Ticker.

To the citizens of Lincoln and
Marshall counties who were kind
enough to give up to me their
guns for the benefit Of Col. Cooks
received 81 guns
and was ready to to ship them to
Running Water, East Tennessee,
on the lGth day of November,
1861, at which time | received in
formation that Col. Cooks Regi-
ment was armed and did not need
those rifles, SO left them at Fay
etteville, and come to East Ten
nessee to rejoin my Regiment. l
arrived at Water Run on the 10Th
of Nov, and where | found my
company only half armed. The
next day ] went to Chattanooga
to confer with my Colonel. After
stating all the facts connected with
these matters, Col, Cook gave me
leave to go and get those guns at
Fayetteville, which l declined,
thinking that we would be able to
get better arms in a short time;
but, however, some two weeks
past away and our Regiment still
only half armed, then Col. Cook
requested me to go and get those
rifles. | then sent for them, but
by the time they came into my
hands Col. Cock had managed tc
get enough muskcts to finish arm
ing his Regiment. Ithcn forwar
ded the rifles and shot guns tt
Nashville, Tennessee, with instrue
tons for the proper authorities te
value them, and | am creditably
informed thatth guns have reach
ed Nashville, ard | hope this vii
give general satisfaction toall whom
l received those guns from. Iwii
receive and forward further infor
nation at the earliest practicable
moment concerning the valuation
Of the guns.
CAPT. G.. G.. TUCKER,
1 I L j 81 go.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

A drunken dispatch from Nash
vile tells us that the Hessians
have crossed and recrossed Green
river, advanced and retreated, back
ed and filled, till is impossible to
say where they are, how many
they are, or what they are driving
at. The people about Green riv-
er must be as green as the river
itself, or think us so. Forty times
we have heard that "S 200 Hessi-
ans have crossed Green river
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

Conservative Ult'u.-Daniel S.
Dickinson, of New York, in a lee
ture in Washington City, on Tues
day night, 5lst ult., declared him.
self in favor of absolute and i'm
mediate confscation of the proper
ty of the rebels, and the enfran-
chisement of slaves, by an act of
Congress. The National Intelli-
gencer quotes his sentiments appa-
rently with satisfaction.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

The London HeruM wishes to
know of the Yankee papers why it
is, the Lincolnites, with six hun
drcd thousand troops in the field,
are overpowered in every engage
ment, small and great, shy superb
or forces" The Herald does not
recollect an instance in which the
papers aforesaid have not alleged
as a reason for defeat, or drawn
battle, that their Generals had to
encounter superior rebel force
The Herald very reasonably con-
cludes that there must be very
formidable rebel force in this coun-
try, if the New York and Boston
editors are to be believed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Sale

ExcCutOT Dalt-
A tract of land lying on Cane
creek, in this county, will soon be
offered to the highest bidder, at
Executors sale. The advertise
ment may be found in this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Gen. Pillows Resignation

We have already announced
that Gen. Pillow has resigned
The Columl Ills Ne,es thus aBnean-
ccs the fact: r 9
1t is with feelings of no ortlisr-
AIRY emotions of regret that we re-
cord the fact that, on yesterday,
Gen. G. J. Pillow retired from the
command of a brigade of the ar
my at this place. We are wholly
unacquainted with the causes
which impelled this distinguished
officer to the course he has chosen
to pursue. We would not cam
vass those causes if we knew
them. Suffice it to say they were
deemed sufficient and imperious
by Gen. Pillow himself.
1t is with the fact that the Sou
thern public will have to deal.
That fact is, that an officer, high
in rank, with his brow wreathed
with laurels fresh and green from
the battle field of BelnIont-witll
a heart, every pulsation of which
beats responsive to the obligation
he owes Ito his country-in optO-
sition to the express desire of his
whole command, officers and men,
has surrendered his high position
in the army and retired to private
life. This fact will be regretted
by the whole Southern nation. We,
do not incline to be fulsome In
praise of the retiring commander,
nor shall we attempt invidious
between him and others;
but we will say that the energy,
and zeal of Gen. Pillow
has deservedly won for him the
admiration of the army and the
community at Columbus. The de-
votion of his own brigade was
shown in the trembling lip and
fearful eye, as they parted with
their. beloved commander.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Brown Jeans and Linseys.

i WILL give the highest price for all ,bs
Il Brown Jeans add White Lipsev. tina. y
can get. - T. G.GOODRlcU
Dec. 18th, 1861
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Thomas j. Massey. Admir-. ec) on,

jar. 8. l562.-at.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
MDI' ION S,

VFLljE!1I9 & GGUII AZ. SET ST !. ...9S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

John Roven, Co. 9. as.h Mass, spencer: ~ !" u III !.
Alex. Nelson, Co. II, 23d Mssa, Shirley.
Dr. James s. Green, 2lst Mass, Fitchbursh.
J. Donovan Co. A, LIST N. Y, New.York CITY d .- .
B.M FIrgs, Co :, slssN; r; Now,YorL Gty.
Micis Dif Moral Co. ii, sist n Y, Ss~.YoTE
CIV. Gerson, Co. =, Sit \ y, moravi., NY
John 8. Brown, Co. 2sth Ma'.' 9p,.nss. Nag
Frank ). sibIey. Co. X. 23th Mass, Auburn Ma.
Jas ". Abraham, Go; l.. 2lst Ma',;, Boston.
George tides Go. A, 25h Mass, Macedon
Geo. w. Newell Co. d, 10th Conn.,, Salisbury, Conn.
Burnett NJ Bnse, Sst New-YOrk. Hospital steward H.v
'i 'Iobn Sped Speed Co. d, 10th Conn. Salisbury.
Lieut. fred'k Wiessnd. Co; q, 2sth Mass, Worcester
SP e; Whi e. T. c ssR p ia:s % W:rce. ''
n. II. stevens, Co. d. 23d Mass, Providence RI
GSRt H CSs hsec Co. D. 18Th Mas Unbrds.
Sergeant James Hogan Co. A, 4th n l. Esspsrt
F. .' boaeIsss, Co. b. l6.h Conn, New.London
C. H. Daniels Co. H. LOT Csnn., Groton.
w. Ride Co II, 10th Conn, New-London.
D. l.. Drew, Co. G, 2ith Mass:. Souh Esstoa.
O. Cook Co. ID, 10th Conn.,. Salisbury.
c. Holden, Co A, 23d Mass Beverly.
s. s. Dresser, Co. A, 2Sh Msss., Worcestst.
J. coln. Co. f, iS,h Conn, Baltic.
O. NJ Woodward. Co. b. 10Th Conn. Columbia
D. Williams Co. C, 25th Mass, Milford .-tftt
r. n. Msgee, Co. G. 25th Mas, East DouslDa
w. 8 Brcckway. Co. A, 10th Connecticut, Lyme.
II. IL. Parker. Co. a. 10Th Connecticut, Lyme.
l.. f. Pratt, Co. X, 25th Massachusetts Psxton.
r. sibley, Co. X, 18th hsssscnuse.ss Worcester.
g. Tharlton Co. X. 2Jth Massachusetts Worcester
H. Bioacstt, Co A. llst Massachusetts,, Tsmpiston.
g. II. Ssntele, Co. A, 2ist Msssschusetts, Temps,ss
O. D. WbNcomb. Co. 9 alst Mss,seausssss Tenp~ssA
H. g. Wood Co. l. 25th Massachusetts, Royalston.
ID. b. Bselow, Go. A, z5h Massschusetts, Worcester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
fohrnEss MosRoE, Taosday. NJ.

fohfhEss MONROE Tuesday. March TO- 1892
Via BAL1iAonr March ILL.,. ~ D. m. :
The boat from Old Point has arrived, bat brincp
little news hat has not already been telegrspled.
The officers ana men Of the Monitor speak in the
highest terms OF her performances, and think they
might have destroyed the Merrimac without muel.
difficulty il they had been IL owed an opportunity.
The Masters Mate Of the Congress, Peter Har.
goug, is missing, ard may be among the prisoners.
Everything is quiet here and a. Newport News
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
GEMS. BUCKNER AND TlLGHMAN PLACED
N CLOSE CONFINEMENT.

BosTos, Tuesday, March IL, 1862.
Information from Fort Warren states that Gems.
Buckner and Tilghman were put in cloee confinement
yesterday. Tie cause for this is not stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

W,suwGro.., Monday, March 10, 1862
Capt Davis. late feet Captain OF the South Az
lantic squadron srrive1 here tonight, brinSng an
Official dispatch from Commodore Dupont, OF when
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HOTELS.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS 20
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by fast PassengoT Trains.

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THE DAILY EXPRESS

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REAL ESTATE.

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NURSERY.

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he w eeklv Express

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-20
General Hunter to he RecaIled.

BALzInoRE. Nay ls.-Tbe HeraE6s Wash
IngtOn dispatch says the recall of General
d nnter as fully determined. In his proc-
lhmstion, he VIII be made the subject of a
communication by The President 70 Con-
gress, and IN thar way 10 the conutrr. nm
Inistakably eondemuing tbe course Of Gen
eral Hunter, and clearly announcing the
policy Of The administrator in the conduct
Of the war.
An effort has been made TO have General
Benhau placed in command of the De-
Partmeut Of the South, instead of General
Huater
The ZEI5lms's despatch SAYS ;t is eoui-
dently asserted thai the President has de-
termiued to modify Gen Hunters order OF
freedom, by requiring hin TO conform to
the act of Congress, at the extra session BIZ
which only those slaves actually employed
IN military service by the rebels are Ii6sr-
Ated. There Is reason 10 believe however.
that whatever the iocfinAtiou Of the Presi-
dents may have been at the reception of
The order, and Whatever he mar have said
20 anxious quelists, the decision is vet 10
be announdsd, aud viii be postponed until
those members of the Cabinet who are nov
absent return
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-20
Latest from the South.

BEFORE CoKISTH, Nay 1.-THE Macon
Telegraph condemns in severe language the
conduct Of tie rebel troops 1T Bridgeport.
by wbiCh the most important gateway to
our State VAS opened 10 the enemy. and
possession Of Mi our rich mines and de-
posts Of coal, iron and salIpefre placed in
imminent dHuge-
Martial Law has bern proclaimed orer
Charleston and ten miles surrounding.
The Memphis Appeal says the govern
mcpt wants and mnst hare all The I'm roofs
On cotIon sheds in that CRY
The Vicksburg CTtE-eA Of the 9Th saws
nothing WAS heard OF the Federal feet al
Tunica.
Yesterday large frigate, supposed to be
the Brooklyn, passed Bayou Sara ut nine
o'clock. A. n, of the sth, going down.
The Baton Rouge AdpOeate has closed
its doors and suspended publication. on
account Of the approach of the Federal
gnnbUats
Col Poser, commanding the post Al
Memphis, Publishes a special order, BY Or
der of BsauregArd, requiring all banks
persons and corporations to take Confed-
crate money at par, and all persons will
distinctly understand that nothing calru-
lated to discredit the operations of the
government, will be tolerated or treated as
anything but diEloyaltr.
The Richmond correspondence of the
Memphis appeal mentions with great pain.
that a large amount Of sick are coufiued
il the hospitals At Richmond and vicinity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-20
REED / KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
~A CAnD.-Hrs. ". C. presents he,

WA CARD.-Hrs. W C, presents her
compliments, and recommends her friends,
when they wish to make an elegant Jelly.
to use cozs's Sparkling Gsla.ras. For sale
by T. H. Logan s Co., and Logan, List 4
Co. Druggists
FOvNp II ourt-we heard lady say, a
day or Two ago, that she had been looking
for a good hair bru.L in vain, until Eb.
stepped in at ~, Main street, IT. H. Logan
& Co.'s Drug House,) where she bought an
elegant one. Several persons have '-foand
out" that it is the plaee to secure fine
Brushes, Psrfumerfss, Soeps, Pare Rsase5aes
HOaIskespiag -4rtieiss, &e.
Do YoU LIVE Is Towx or CouxTux mo
matter! a handy place to get what you
want in the Iine of Drugs, Msaicinel,
PGiHts, oiLs, Brushes. Pezfumeries, Spioss,
Notions, &c, is n T. a Logan & Co. s, No.
Al, Main St, or Logan, List d Co 5, Bridge
Corner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-20
The Gunboat Affair on James Rive,
WHY thew Retired.

WAsHIxeTox, Nay Is.-No official report
OF the EuubOAt affair on the James river
has been received at the Navy Department,
but the messages received on the sabject
indicate an opportunity TO do better IN the
future
The river Is now clear of distractions to
within eight miles Of RirbmoDd Al that
point there Is heavy battery, mounted on
high bluff, and The river is Temporarily
closed TO mitigation by suuken vessels,
among which Rre said 10 be the YorktolEn
and jamestown, and by PIlrs, chains, etc.
The Monitor could not eleI ate her guns
sufficiently TO reach the highest barteiy,
which rendered her useless.
The banks Of the river were 6llel With
rife pits, from which m incessAut IRE was
poured upon The feet, part Of which was
engaged at from COO 10 900 yards of the
main battery.
Alter an action Of four hours, the feet,
finding It impossible 70 silence the batIery
under the circumstances, EithdreE.
Our loss was ID killed And wounded,
among The laltet, Lieut. Morris. by \ Niue
ball in the leg. not seriously
1t Is expected that fnil particulars viii
be received IN The morning,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-20
Prom Gen MoClallan's Command.
tFTon the Army cur-vsr7udeut Aas,<aassd Isrusa)
War; HousE, Va,

WRITE HoUsE, Va,
Sunday, Nay Is, 1862.
The advance gusrd of onr forces on the
main road to Richmond, by wav of Bot
toms Bridge, drove The enemy across the
ChickRhOmiuy river AT that point, yester-
day morning. When our troops arrived
within half n mile of the bridge. which Is
burned they were opened upon by a brisk
flre Of artillery from the opposite side Of
the river No one was injured
This bridge is Is miles from Richnond
At TINS point our troops viii experience
considerable dithcuiiy in crossing. a The
country Is iDW aud sEHmpy on both OF the
A reoounoisanee vas made yesterday By
one OF the Eunbosts, with two cotnparTies
Of infantry. under Major Willard. aud on.
section IT Agre's battery. up the ParoapkT
River, distance Of 25 niles from hr-E
Al point knoEn as Russell's Landing.
they found the steamer Logan, ! propeller
and 100 schooners on ire They were
laden mostl! with corn, which was being
unlnedea, Some cOntrabauds on shore
stated that when the rebels heard cur gun
boats coming, they commenced uniting The
corn on board again, so as to insure rs de.
struetion. A few shell soon dispersed he
eznsininE rebels in that locAlity when the
boat returned 10 the White House.
The roads for the past three DAYS hare
been next TO impossible, owing 70 Ihe re-
cent heavy rains. A division tr2in was Be
hours making lis way miles; with teams
doubled, together with assistance furnish
ed by large number Of troops The ad-
vince Of the army from this point must
necessarily be slow. From here II loses
the benefit of river transportation, requir-
ing All the supply trains at the disposal OF
The Quarter Masters Department 10 furnish
SO vast body OF men ~itb subsistence.
The bridge between here and the enenv
has been destroyed, and every imaginable
Obstruction placed II The way Of our ad-
vance
Tie Richmond Dsspatsh Of tbe 18th. has
= lengthy article on The evacuation of Nor
folk and Yorktown End the cladrct Of The
war. Generally- II says, By abandoning
detached posts which are within tie reach
OF tie enemies Aeet, and which IL is, there
lore, impossible 10 defeud, we are enabled
to concentrate powerful forces upUu essen
tiai points, and 10 baf5e the enemy In
every attack of viiki importance
The same Papsr makes mention Of L ter
rloie panic in Richmond on Fri Jay, On Ike
approach Of our EUnLOetS-
This beng SUNDAY, The army OF the Po-
tonae has ceased lis labOrs. The troops
remain IN camp, enjoying day OF rest
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BUSINESS NoTICEs

~ ECONOMY Is EKAETa.-Save verr
money 10y buying the Sapopi6er, or Con-
eeHtrated L,ye, for making hard or soft Som.
one pound WI make nine pounds Of good
hard Soap, or si.t gallons of beautiful y tiIe
SOFT Soap, also Babbit1s Concentrated Pot
ash, Bsbbirts Celebrated Soap Powder. or
washing without labor Warranted 70
take the stains ont of Table Linen and
NaPkins- Tor sale by Reed & Kraft
PuElFT TorE BLOOD By ns;ng Ayers Sar-
sapariial, Lipdsey's Blood SeareSer. Ro-
backs BlOOd Purifier. DE-. john BuIrs Iu-
proved SarsnpariIla, SeOviu;s Blood and
Liver Syrup, Jayns's Alternative or Brent
fingers Find Extract of SArsapari,ls and
DandelliOR- For sale BY Reed / KRAFT.
Berhaye's Holland Bitters. Arpold,s Gel.
eerated Stomach Bitters, Hoohand's Ger
man Biiters, Hostelter's Stomach Raters
SAuford's Liver Invigorator, KeunedvIs
Medical Discovery. For sale BY Reed ana
SirJames Clark's Female Periodical pills
Eot5s Pills, TOdd's pills, Ayers Pills
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, MeLane's
md Jayne's Pills kits Worm Plums,
FFey,s NeEmifuge, White Wash Brushes,
Scrub Brushes, Paint and Tarnish Brushes.
Hair, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes In
great variety. For sale by
REED / KRAF1,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-20

%A COUFLE OF YOKE THIrvES-Yes-
terday afternoon lad named John Con-
neF was arrested and taken before Alder
nan Robertson, charged with stealing mon.
sy from Church contribution box. The
other fellow, as hia case was being adjudi-
Gated jumped ont upon the roof of the
AAFksi-bOuss, and from that to the street,
Up which he ran and escaped
a little news boy, named LOOMS, ITS
'erday afternoon went into a liquor store,
OF Aarkst-square, and helped himself to a
considerable sum of money from the mon
- drawer of The house. BE was commits
ted to jan by Alderman Robertson.
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Trial of Judge Hardy in San Fran.
cisco.

SAX FRAxcIscO. May l4-Tbe trial of
Judge Hardy, of the Sixteenth L. S. Dis
trict Court, ended to-day before the State
Senate. De was convicted by AtRo-thirds
vote tthe majority required by the Consti-
tution) Of disloyAlty 10 the government in
uttsring seditious language. a resolution
OF expulsion from once passed by 81 TO Il.
Various other charges against him, such as
corruption in Office. drunkenness, etc,
we're not sustained, althoughiu some cases
The majority EFas against him. The charges
Of misconduct in the trial of Judge Terry,
for killing Senator Broderick, failed By y
tie vote, BE WIS the Judge before whom
Terry was acquitted