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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
LOW & BROWN,
flaintItfS Attorney
4 KUSfkk.S SALEM hereas, or the "a day

4 KUSrkk.S SALEM hereas, or the "a day
.. IaGeh, \. y la59 ko>a.sna Kelley, ot
Clinton coauty, loaa, executed uptp Austin Cor
Tin lru tee. certain decd If Ffast e4..ycy T Z
q said trustee he ian4 IN J..Ir. county. Iowa,
4 sr,ib- - fellows, to-UIt. The Nct Aaf q.
the south west quarter Of section number five
., J in township plumber e.gAtv-eHe 49,. north
Il range I.ube four l. east 81 Il 9th principal
meridian which said conveyance vas made by
the sud kesaLna Kelley tor the purpose of secur-
ing tac lt4yaeLt Il t"o certain lrotA.sory notes
ai.I the interest thereon, signed ny said kosanna,
uuc ~ which dated the "a dayoi March, \ .
D., 500. and payable year after date, lo- one
hundred AM twelve and 81 10 dollars t. Inc Or
Ter OF Lewis feriy with interest after due at ten
PER cent, on which is endorsed $o5-lo0.
Aud now, said note having become due ami pay
able, aud the said RoyaLaa hayin. ilied to pay
The same, except as above stated, /, Austin
Coryin irusteee Aforesaid, do hereby give
this puo4c notce ,tA..tDy yirtueol II power which
II iA l4e ve-tci ID -ail Deed If Trust, viii, Oh
aturday, the 18th lay of January, A. u. 5i2, al
the ncur ot nine o'clock IN tho forenoon a sad
dav, 1T the Court house door, .nc city Of Dayen-
aft, ext ase ard o.pg tc, at iab.c auction Tor
+. the parcel Of ana above described Or 80 much
thereof L..ii De Ill lent T. .t.sl AMI pay
the amuart st:4 note with the iatere thcrc j
% tho day of ac. together With III the Cost and
czretsc attea 'fs aa.l ale, csts II his notice
GGl =. s.frs's f-cF.
Uatcl ~ lath lay ofIleremler, -, ISL
AUSi!. C0HBiN
1.l3 ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To .e',F Yo,S, War England
s6"0 Ia S'ras1esg5.

nNAND AFTER november THIRD, l8sl.
> trains leave the treat Ccnt.al Union Depot,
fs8t of bake street, rs follows
\ u bay xo e.S exceI sunday arrives 1T
betruit at 7 N Suspension Bridge At i:0J i ~
Albany 4l5 A Nj, New York $50 ~, huston 1870
i NJ.
ESQ N Night Exl ess (exoet .iAtrrl... ar
rive a Dotroit at Go ii, Suspension hiiu,,e
$40, Albany 6.lJ VI, view York II NJ; boston
43J L N
Cincinnati rains ia N G Fai!roal, leave Chi
Gag at i NJ mai. 'Yain, 80 Z NJ Fast Express ;
uirtye ii. hicA q II \ il Fast Ia press, aud IL
i SIGH tai Tam.
rae $50 l. N ira n .eay.ag CAicag 20 luns through
to Cincinnati without change OF cars VI baggage.
SALISB5oT's PATENT DUsTERS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06

H'LE PREMIUM JOB uFt!CE Is NOW
prepared to execute, il the uogt approved
style OF the art, any and all manner OF printing
tsem common b spitill to Ia fnes: tirs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06

= go rsv go 1g,.s:,sssig-; ese-----------
k4s 81; m ss@ss-1a-4 z. 1~-.eSz
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOVEMBER
- ish SCI, Trairs will lsayc Wells street be-
lot Eh,caso. al follow, >a,.jtrs excepted
A. s.4o ~ ans @l5 II, tor BclgiIere, Rockford,
ii III, Warren, Galenl DLnith, Dubuque
and intermediate laces.
~ SIS N md il:5o T. VI tor llxon. Polo, Full.
ton, Cedar RAPIDS aud in, ernediato points.
At + NJ Tor h ,ir, Relvidere, Npc@lo1d and in-
term. d,ata ins.
Al j VI orncn = and intermediate places.
luse. 5os4 'ut i'eit and Jlnesville viii take
The s:t5 VI tram.
PASSENGERS for crystal Lake, McHenry, R.ch
n.oad. Geneva i7tc AMI inform iiatc points, VIII
take the y " tra.a.
TRAINS ARRIVE At CHICAGO
At $40 ? u anI 4:lo ! II, fl. D.nleith, Calena,
Free. U5t. etc.
At".io Y u AMI 10 \ ", from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At IL: VI from Fox River Valley.
1t go ", Geneva Accommodation.
-" SIC, Ping ca. on Night Trains
L u TALcoTr, Genl SUIT
q ". WHEuisR, e'ea' ltss'gr y It. nv2Otf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06

Lost.
A LARGE BRASS DOOR KEY, ON FOURT II
n street, between Mainland Brady. The finder
can leave it at this Office. (dcS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
BAD BREATH

should delay applying this remedy, for il il n
certain cure. and is approved and recommended
by every physician under whose notice i. has
been brought
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06

fsSEJ. 45....s i l.-n .tr,.e- 9fI tNe rth i.y
IL sA tr, A D 49,. H4r14ret 4
III .:.l,s HI s.4l.4an. y. NigAst., executed ulta
ia, :, frac Is trustee, u cert3ia Dsci II
Ela ee9ost5. Is SSH Ira eethn!aalis SIT
c. .taty. i4wa,#.eS s44.cIa .y.taW. t.-ysit: C.a-
tc. .i..s il IL esl.. h.4.c fease IN y..i.rse
loaJ secs arll4=lI tie i lc section l#ac D +Krrn
Tic .u e (. i,,i ii. j. PARK f.st aal t;rjs-
al.4 ,-a.as ete 4aA.r.l aa5 /; rt,-nne 49,
n nt.t .lc 'iHr tu. ..a to- la,.I III Al. I'll
..tu4iatt all Ill " !!.2tsI T. k.nr.t: thence
r.gth y tic ,.An Dctwce. IL .-tat. If EoauDa
4. L.tt.4p x AL sA;d William J. = .tlhui~t. -
.a ciAi ty-..ille d. rods ard two h ids go IL
atoi tt4eo wet t..irty-G,e ard f--ta.., ., d :
rcd s5.eace eouth o..atr-.tae ard two.
ltiglt .a...3ra4s q tAeh isa:'a ". mentioned :
II. nao casf thirly-Gyc ANA G5-iesffs-tal RIA n.
Il4teoi l- ..!.in. containing twenty zO4e.o,
IN laal, NOR d Il i, ana being ii .eotion No.
tuiity-feur 63t,) Ii w1ship NJ. -eycnty nine
Z. Ia 81 f4f.e No fre s. ) cas- # me 5ib
+ NJ: a.s5 lie uu.i}isiel ,Atoe .hthst&z )p.rt
Of stone Qla.qy lots Nos va > eight 5 an!
nirct9 III. also The undivided tHrec-cig tbs ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
NxicP,

eTOticP.
TySHE UNDE RESIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
/ sto k Of stoves, Tn Ware etc to j. G. PrT-
NAN / Co., would respectfully recommend them TO
the patrauage Of the public, and t. his old Gus
toners in particular. JOHN +. NOaATh.
November 26, 1861. lnv2--,f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
"A Had Breath

isan offence for which thcre is no excuse whilo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
DR.. VIM. B. Hurd's
7 DOTH AcRs: DROP S
FOR TIE CURE OF
n OF u a e he

produced by exposed nerves. 1t is particularly
adapted to ali cases oi children afflicted with
TODTlACHE
Parents relieve th ems elves from that dis
tressing WEAKNESS caused By
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and their children from great suffering, by keep
ing bottle of
DIR. WM L. HURD'S TOOTuACuE DROPS
in tho house
Prepared at DR.. Huri's Dental Oaice, No. -
Fourth Street, Brooklyr, l.. ID.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
A SWEET BREATH,

70 all who make use II. No YoUSG LADY Or
YOUNG GENTLEMAN who is afflicted with a
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hyde PARK AND WOOD LAVA.
r.liln III MN lnlan..o. lcavn u 81 -.

W Il. ARTHUR, GEM Srp't.
W.P. IouvsaS, Gen ] Passergcr A ~ no3of
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so.l %t..I Eis .fE.Ei ERtEsiiT..
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-26

.isptB Wt,llk

Z" hires " ..,n y
ION WOlll<
cv Ctseo ~ Ouoscv NV. y
.-ssssr- -a->s-~-.ws~nuuap
4 LrnaAnY oJntoe51t
The "cns- of u'Ks|Is'' h sl,ss alls'
dsl ,o. ", YER, many ~ lhIat. tnse ~
gsi -eai Il cstm,s e,'K ~, NE ssIaAfA
teI iri.h Ilarrep. wcn, t. l,anersllss IN ~
q ,ua,g N lprL, wbsre hIs ws'ob eAa ~
fered from NJ. fnh This ~ soese6 lA4 In
TIM, he c.lebmiej he rsorIe !" M s"'Isvs
Ing rnesanple'I '-,riug ~ easssst'
Ala.rhaw dismal ,s INV tslc.
lnsl nv vn,ch In iianetaiIs--
Alv Dublin vnleh. my chain a.1 seaI,
pilfe,o IT once In ponerniIe.
'iis M, an. bfmst0nc prsrr fall
70 mt "a shpvers On Done'siIes
Ny o the illing iIcnj. assall
hh IN IS w town ~ Dnner lie.
As lightning. 4 ssh acFs.s the ' 10,
Is, dikn 10 hrll with DonprsiIs,
The f.tcai 'eApey at I'hirsale,
Bs thi, the cur.e ~ pcnerailr.
May beef ~ mutton. lamb " veal,
D. never fosnd ~ lIoncra,ls.
ru' garlic soup, and scarss knle.
BE .,il tho fnpi fns oncialle,
Ani fnrwarl Us lhr cFsepln; mail,
rh' iuiI.ir, b. 1t Doncriile.
Mas Heaven chosen curse entail,
nu ragged. rotten panerallr.
Mas sni aai mp,n fp,r,er fail,
10 b,sm their ligh1s IN Dons ale:
Ms every pest'Isns'al raIs
Bia tia. carssI spot called OousrniIc
ip, no sweet cackoo. ,hrusI, W quail,
q ever heard IN brnerniic.
Ng puun.. Kings. md camrnon veal,
lie,p - md hrrrH-. Iionetssls.
Ity rvoty pI'', grfetie. and mil,
'Sti tiiIn. b-ing ~ D,erai'c!
Nay ,suseancr fal IN hea,I nrd tail r
tlpm North 10 >optn ~ bonrrails;
tli' pgoii small, soi ,ardy sale.
Sud limp the ,r,dc cf DoneFaile:
Mas fnme rs.osni 'lisnal ialo.
Whr+ e'er she light IN itGoesaiIs,
..ss Esyp''s rlsga.s a' ouee prevail
o. shin iha Laavss of panevslis
=.
lias fsoss and .nsw, su .lcet asi IaIl,
u Hunb each isins iss,onsriilc -.
My wolves and blooi. hounds trace ~
The car.ei crcw NJ Doneraiie. Nla
aini uscir with his iisy EslI,
q" stems thrash al DoncrntIei -.
Nay cscss m'.ehief. ffssh and s,alo
Mat aII from belfast - Ksassls,
S'aii. rar.e, and Jams veu, Dsarsasls.
Nay n~i.hsr assr. nor oas ms.l, i.
H. leu'sI sr .us~r IN Dsa~rsile,
Ma' vrns Or wse each ivv cussuiI,
THs' v'fr VS. tnsxn IN Ijonstsiio.
N.y no csc coffin ~sni nail
Thai wsaps varss ~ O~snilo
Mas all sIfe thieves Via rsb ~ ~,
Tire tiiioH. meet In Donsrsilst
Mas aII the soas - ';rsaisupnl.
'''a'h e, shr sh'rvss = lsss~sn,Ies
My m.ci'isf big ~ !. Norway phsIA
o'eswhs'm 'hs ksasss VI DcnseI|e;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-26

@1&r(11 oelol Al (e@~(uS ~ G5,o&
~ tt4 nG<btA u nksye oeoo|<
a. N e|6 Iz<keIm b - NO. q
!s(oN, WIN Af'tv0hf'|> Ie0 1ulcl.
N otlIevt. md veal 10 UuoIs,l.
eNp!v NJ vas probably ~ seeoye1
\ ~ eIehts " veeen lnnN ~ IA
~ ssleR 7taWltr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-26

fkofr faifh :. Isskuk,Srn WIi0
iAP: ". 4. i''ii II. ,.'l.1 .sry ssrr...
Is'ndent Of No Savannah k"pup'.enn,
eolImases The yearly loss 20 the Con-
tsdcsscy ot young and m:rr'.9eb's
!; ! g 4! &; !: !; J |:' I: !: ! !;
neSriagoe Bio women. he says :
4 v6el6 seem tho time spokee =
~ J11juh ~ sbeet 70 - serlioee ~
~ pomon " tbe South
n And II tlhat dag scvcn women
SbnI take hold Il ~ NAB, ssyInG ;
~ oIl ess ~ own vts6al, and eesr
7 (: :' ;''' !: x !; J : = :;
1lseossa gIsg enough, Aull sdds = Ws
q mt kno1 which sre most % r.
pisicd, ~ xencn Of The sesnsIaine
oon.
y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
To the Voters Of Lincoln County

The most of YOU, gentlemen,
have nc doubt. learned before this,
tina l am a candidate for Tax Col
loctor at the next March election,
as my name. has been announced
inthis paperf for the last six months.
+ intended canvassing the county
and see all the voters personally,
ard had been making my arrange
ments to commence riding about
this time, but, in response to the
last cali Of Gov. Harris for volun-
teers, two more Of my sons have
joined the army, taking from me
all the help l had large enough to
be of any available. service to me,
which has thrown it entirely out
of my power to mix among the
people as | had intended and would
be glad to have done. 3ofN
l, therefore, have adopted this
method of saying to you, fellow
citizens, as it is out of my power
to canvass the county and see. you
all personally Ia duty which GUS
tom has imposed upon office-seek'
ers) not. to suppose or conclude
that | do not want your votes, fol
be assured no man living will be
more grateful for your suffrage than
l will. | have been citizen OF
this county for so years, and du
ring which time have endeayoret
to form and maintain a good mora
christian character. As to how
far / have succeeded you must de
terminc.
l know ] am needy, aud if you
gentlemen, think me worthy ant
qualified to serve you in the capac
ity to which | am aspiring and Gu
do so consistent with your feelings
go to the polls ON the lst Satul
day in March next and cast you
votes for your old friend and lei
.low-citizcn. If | am your choice
will serve you to- III best Of m.
ability; and if you prefer another t
me, | will be satisfied and DO,
with submission to your will thu
expressed through the ballCt-hoz
; Yours respectfully,
WM. 4. GILL.
Jan. 1st. 1S62-4t.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

+ The Stone Fleet.-The New York
Herald of the Goth ult., has the
following with reference to the OPP
erations of the stone fleet, upon
the success of which, as will be
seen by our telegraph reports, an
other knotty question is likely to
occur between the English and
Federal Governments:
The main ship channel to Char
lesion harbor is now effectually
blockaded by our stone fleet. The
work of sinking the whalers COM
menced on the 10Th inst, and on
the night of the Goth fifteen of
them had gone down TO their wa
terry graves, thus completely stop
ping all egress and ingress to
Charleston by that channel The
feet was towed over the bar by
vessels of our bloclading squad
ron from Port Royal, and as each
old hulk reached its destination,
the plug was Withdrawn, and she
quietly settled down.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Executors Sale.

IN pursuance of the last will and { stament
i of Peter Hamilton, dec, will ON sus -
day. the llth day OF Feb uary
next, offer for sal. TO the highest bidder otl
the premises. on credit Of OF and fwo ears,
the TRACT OF LAND ufcD which the de-
cea.e1 resided at the time Of his death. on
Swan Creek, about ! miles west ut Fayrtie-
vile, IN the 18Th civil district. containing
about 100 acres. and bounded as follows. ia
wit:-On the west by the lands of w. W,
Wilson. on the north by W 2. Sawyers. on
the east by ]. +. Arnsy, and on the south by
John w. Watt
Bond and approved security will be rrquir-
ed of the purchaser, and lieu retained for tho
purchase money.
W f. ZIMMERMAN, Executor.
jar. 8, 1662.-at.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
CAPT. G.. G.. TUCKE Err,
To his neighbOrs and friends at home

another Paper Excluded from
the Mails.-The New York Jour
nal of Commerce says that the
Caucasian" of that city, a week
ly journal, and the successor CT
the ''Day Book has been cxclu-
ded from the mails. The editor
of the ''Caucasian," in announc-
ing the fact, says:
There is 20 charge that we have
opposed the war; that we have
advocated secession, or laid our
selves liable to any charge of dis
loyalty. unless it be disloyal to OPP
pose negro freedom. Our only,
our sole cause of offending, so far
as we can learn, is, that we have
advocated the standardization Of tie
negro to the srhite man as the for
NAL order of American society, and
contended that the relations of the
races, as it has come down to us
from the founders of our Govern
ment is right This being simply
a question of political opinion, we
had no suspicion that its advoca-
CIV could fall under the ban Of the
Administration.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16


IF the following, which we find
inthe st. Louis Democrat, indicates
the policy the villainous Yankee
invaders intend to pursue IN Mis-
souri,, it will not be long before the
black flag is flying there;
Gen. Hunters Platte County
.Rl;ey.-A committee of the cit
liens of Platte comfy visited Gen.
Hunter on Monday, the I'd. The
General said to them: ''Tell the
trustees of Platte county that un-
less they give up Gordon and his
gang, and break up every rebel
camp, that / shall send Col. Jena'-
son orer there ,ciM orders to burn
very house IN the county. lam
wing tired Of this achole subject. :
Vommittee-"Will you put, that
yiting?".
Hunter-"I will"
brief interview satisfied
gunty. and the policy indi-
satisfy Kansas and the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

Mgenious.-The fredericksburg
(Va.) News learns that Col. Date,
of the I'd Tennessee regiment, had
a gun carriage loaded with fodder
so as to appear to be a cart loaded.
Several Yankee boats approached,
when that ''fodder stack" sent a
cannon ball among them, and they
abandoned their corn-stealing ex-
petition.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Work for Congress.

WORK lOT C0ngItSS.
From all parts of the country
complaints are going up daily OF
the insolencc and pupyism of at
tachees to some one Of the Depart
ments of our Government at Rich
mond. The. loudest complaints
are in regard to clerks IN the
War and Post Office Departments.
If the matters complained OF eX-
list they should certainly be RENE
died. We have young men OF ma
tive growth competent to ill any
clerkship at Richmond, and they
certainly should he preferred over
the reformed" Washington city
Yankees, which have beset our
Government from its beginning.
The Richmond Examiner says:
If the present Provisional COLI
cress is likely to defer or to neg
lect measures to cleanse the Exec
utive departments of servile Yam
KEGS and the hckspittles and spies
of the North, it is to be hoped
and. indeed, we are glad to hear
that it is confidently expected
that in the permanent organization
of the government next February;
these creatures will be expelled
from office, if need be, by a gener-
al measure of legislation in the
regular Congress. The subject
will be pressed by hundreds here
whose patience has been exhaust
ed by the spectacle OF Northern
doughfaces fattening on the pat
ronage of the government, not on
" in the matter of office, but II
that of public contracts and the
perquisites of official corruption
We are aware of one or two In
stances where Northern men have
sought to cast their lot with The
South at the sacrifice of persona
fortune, and in evident sympathy
with those principles that, IN {
struggle for liberty, have invaria
bly possessed the power to draw
adherents from foreign and ever
hostile countries. Such instances
properly attcsted, every man II
the South is prepared TO honor
But we can have 30 faith in tn
Yankees who emigrated to us from
Washington, and who, to say,
themselves from the chances OF
removal by Abraham Lincoln
were SO ready to offer their eSperl
enced clerical services to the neV
governmental the South. Man.
of them left Washington, witt
commissions for Office in the South
in their pockets, while all of tn
Northern emigrant crew from tn
Federal city came here on GRAND
for Office, or with some sort OF
medicant's plea to urge upon TIL
Southern Government. Thes
men do not belong here by any tit
ness of principle. or sympathy, o
even by any fair accident o. o.
fortune. They are in sinister sit
uation. They are here by thel
own fraud, OF dishonest, audit ma,
be dangerous, errands to US
They are all alien to us in the CIR
cumstances that brought then
here, and in the same manner
which brand the full-blooded Yam
kee office-holder of Washington
the world over, as trucker ant
toady. Our:people do not wan
them here Our society will no
tolerate them here Our govern
ment must cleanse itself of then
and the sooner the better.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

The indianapolis journal
says that government horse-buy-
ing agent, whose headquarters
have been at that city, has made
$4,000 on the purchase of 1900
horses. 1t instances one horse, a
blind horse, picked up on the street
for $50 and turned over to, the gov
eminent for Sl20. !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16


ENGLAND and tie HocIatie.-A
Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore S,a,, under date of the
Goth ult., writes:
Men who are thoughtful upon
public affairs see another cause of
difficulty between this country
and England, in the fact that
the London Post declares our
blockade of the Southern ports
at an end under the law of ma
tons, fol the reason that we have
sunk stone vessels in the channels
of Southern harbors.. 1t is q fact,
however, that the egress and IN
gress to the bay of Mobile and to
the Mississippi cannot be thus stop
ped, and therefore England may
reach the South at three points if
she sees fit to overcome the FEEDER
al blockading vessels there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
LATEST NEWS!
The WAR
ssqSRNQap
SK|RhIsHING IN VIRGINIA
C0QA9Oo
MORE YANKEE BARBARlSA |

/ RICHMOND, Jan. 10.-On Mon
day, at point about Ia miles be-
low Romney, a small Confederate
force. was attacked by about 1900
Yankees. We lost three or four
killed, a few prisoners, two cannon,
and three baggage-wagons.
/ The enemy destroyed the prop
erty of several Southerners, inthat
region.
The Confederates captured In
one of their expeditions two cam
non. $4,000 or $4,000 worth OF
! clothing, and military stores.
;. 1t is believed the steamer Aus
itralasian has been wrecked. She
: had on board l 900 English soldiers
for Canada. 80 t--e
/ Utah is asking admission into the
Union of Yankee States.
: MEMPHIS, Jan. S.-The Federals
! have lately adopted new policy
| towards the South. Unable tic
' whip them in the field, or to obtain
: any substantial advantage By wa
ter, they have resorted to arson
!, 1t is reliably asserted IN Louisville
/ that the Federal Government has
: determined to send beyond then
n lines, and into all the Confederate
!, cities and towns. penitentiary con
: victs and desperadoes, who are t.
+ act as spies and burn up our cities
/ and for all the fires they shall snc
:, cced in making, they shall be lihe
y rally paid.
o These incendiaries have specla
v Instructions to Luln up all ,nantttac
IS tories and workshops, the Federal
: believing that in that way the.
will rot only cripple us, but de
stroy eur manufactures, and thu
compel Us to rely on tEeir work
shops. This last information j
derived from Federal officer il
d Louisville, who disapprovcs thu
. policy, and who has not hesitatet
, to speak out in reference to it.
WASHINGTON, Jan, ct i
limited in diplomatic circles tia
+ war with England is inevitable
: and that the next steamer may
> bring recognition of the indie
e pendencc of the CeAft dcrate State.
+ by England and France.
Y The "On TO Richmond" cry l. as
$ been revived at the North, and
u the pressure for an onward move
n ment of the Grand Army" of the
/ Potomac is unusually heavy
v The North is clamorous in regard
c to the inactivity of the army.
; The Treasury Notes of the Fed
cral Government are quoted in
+ the leading money markets OF tho
!, North at four per cent. discount
I RICHMOND, Jan. ia flag of
l truce TO Norfolk from Fortress
4 Monroe, brings late aHdimportant
! news from the North. The St.
} Louis Democrat of the 9th says
! that 10000 or 10000 troops are
: preparing to move from Cairo and
$ Paducah against Nashville, i'll von-
junction with Gen. Buelrs force S
l near Green River.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Change of Address

The address of Rev. ID. L.
Mitchell is changed from Salem
to Flintville, Lincoln Co., Tenn.
This announcement ought to have
been made several weeks since, but
we overlooked it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

vs. BIZ Tor sale
Thomas ". CLARK and otbersS Oh Slaves.
Nils cause came on TO be heard. upon tl,e
L bill OF complainant, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, that Thomas n.
Clark ard John r. u assey, guardian of : :
rAh A. Clark, two Of the defendants in tia
bill mentioned, are non-reSilerts, or are out
of the limits Of the State Of Tennessee-It
ia, therefore, ordered BIZ the Court tha, publ.
cation be male in the FAYKTrEvILLE OrsEh-
YER, Newspaper published in the town Of
Fa' ettevilie. for hour consecutive weeks.
commanding them. the said Thomas N, CLARK
and John r. Massey. guardian as aforesaid.
to be and appear at the next tenn of this
Court. and plead, answer, or demur 10 said
bill. or the same viii be taken for confessed.
and set for Trial "eA parse" as to them Witness
BANTEL j. WHITrIXGFoN, Clerk of said
Conrt. at Office, the first Monday in Jah,.ary.
1862.
DANIEL ]. WHIrTiNGTON. Clerk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

The Memphis Avalanche says
a submarine torpedo of a new
patent, was tried up the river last
Wednesday, and proved eminent
ly successful. An immense flat
boat was blown so high that only
a few splinters were heard FROM