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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
The t'csserip'ioH Law.

J The following is a bill amend
ing the CONSUMPTION Law as ii
passed the Senate on Thursday.
! the 18th ult:
/! That all white men who are res
lilents Of the Confederate States,
Between the ages Of l8 and g,
who have. rot already been ell
rolled, shall be imme diately en-
rolled, under instructions hereto
fore. or which may hereafter be
given by IKE Seeretary of War,
and reported by Tie enrolling Off
Ger, wherever found, whether with
ia the county or State Of their res
iaence or not, and such persons,
.wl:en 20 euroiled, slali be included
III the provisions Of The above re-
cited act, as fully as if enrolled un-
der that act, within the State OF
which they may be resident; pro
vided, tn this act shalt not ex-
tend to any member Of q military
org tnizat.oii, undei'any State law,
while he remains in actual service,
without the limits OF the State OF
which he is aciiizen; provided far-
tier, that The President is au' hor-
lied to suspend the execution Of
this act or TIE act to which this Is
an amendment, or any special pro
vision or provisions Of sad ac.s, IN
any locality where tic believes such
viii promote tie pub
lie interest. Il -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
The Cons r:S: Law

Requires tie service OF every
male between the ages of Is aid
35. Tie Exempts and the hcgu-
.lations from the War cfice are
published III this issue. We have
report that tie law has been eX-
tended so as to embrace the ma!es
between 35 and As, so that, il
needed, they may be called into
service. A till is before Congless
10 press by law negroes 10 act as
tealnsters, nurses, cocks, &c, fol
itHe army. We hope this bill Will
;become a law. Large slave es-
tates, with 20 representatives, II
tie fed, thouid be called upon to
u nish for it such negroes MS are
required, ard be paid no highef
than the soldiers are.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Sale Of Land and SAVES

a correspondent who is inter
ested in-some property which he
thinks Las not been sold aeccrd ng
to legal requirements, desires to
know Whit tie law IS CT the sub
iect, and also the penalty for VIC
la:ihg It's provisions
Tie Ccde CT Tennessee say 8
that ali SAcrfs, Clicks, Trustee,
Admin stratcr., Executors--i n
shot, every ptrson, whcse duty
it is. &c sell ierd or slaves in o.
.judicsi eaIso;ty or rncef judicial
orders Gr process, shall publish
such alemt ltdst thlee Gifi,ie' t
timos II >st nc newspaper PUBLISH
Cd i. Tie county where tic saie Is
10 lie iszade, tie first # witch
publications shall lie ct 'eost dirty
DAYS previous totle sale.
Any such oi;.cer, or cher Pc.
son, who falls to cen ply with the
provisions herein set forth, is gull
~ Of a ulislemeanor, and punish
able accordingly, sid io, mcioovel,
Liable to tie p; rty injured thereby,
Ar all damages resulting ron the
faiiere.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Paa lcalle--lsssumga :

Oar readers viii no:iee adiscrep-
'aney between tie dates Of tie
outside and inside Of this PAPER
The Federal army Under Gen,
0. M Atisahell enseHd this town
ca wednesday, the 9th day Of
Ard. When his column halted
in font Of cur c1ice, our workmen
scoe Dusty engeged prepering the
Otxsver Of April 10th for the.
press. OF course, the establish
ment was closed without deisy,
AID the present is the first oppor-
tunity we LAKE hid for ecmplc-
ting the issue.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Dfatbs.
DIED.

In TIL. p'scs skardsv. 9Th inst :. 'feou.' n,
ii, u. Ms CHhf~ri,> Ma, vito uf john Good :
reh. aged sbsu,26 ..ears.
In 'lis lsee. Tre,aav, Oh :n.. ri Oh a.
81 Is NAsoF CKuIKsHAS 60. AGED - years
nih's place "Wednesday. 10th inst. - he
rr-i'erce 'f Ter Ia her, Mr. Joel Can,r:,. Ms
Hr- rAsAu i."B RITZ. aZed about g years
H. 'hi. ccr1r:y. Tlu-s,lry. il'h irs' y t,
r,-t,rcr - b., nrcl,.. Ar join Steele, iIAL-
ri SMITH, aged ) yesrs.
n this aco. Friday, MAJ 2sa., Mr
50Hs A. McPaAIi., aged about 20 yeas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
The Federal Gseup ton

We have severa! facts of inter
est on this subject that we desire
t. enlarge upon hereafter, wh'n
more time is afforded us. Fer the
coming few weeks. we shall have
our hands full, however, in putting
the Office to rights, and getting the
Observer "under weigh" again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Dent E0;sat-

Subscribers residing N any part
of Lincoln county will please call
at this offce whenever they Gene
to Fayetteville, and get tic o.
server packets for their respective
post Offices. BY adopting this
plan, tie paper viii so to ell parts
of the county as regularly ard
promptly as though the nsis were
running as heretofore. Don't fr-
get-be sue to conc and get them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
wa.ya..a-s ~.

is-ie.iirt,ral i.aah. t'ys~is-.ihe,
C.asrsi i>ss.k II ir:.t. y ,,'' ,i'i-
!. sa.nse.s' slri Necss.n.cs' bs;-A. b mi IL,
Mechanics babk, go
| Citizens Bank, a. cs
Exchsng T. 2ant Ausfreesbs'v.
) Bank OF Prenton.
Bank of JeGersoi DsndTidge.
! Lswrerceburs Bank.
NORPitCAR0TINA
B's Of Cape Fear 3Jis Bk Of Wilmins.nn3i
do Charln;te do ia Yanc wife Il
do Clarerdon do Cu,sassrciai d d
do Fsritevii'e Do, Far,g.rs b d
do fexinx.ou dut cr.,h .u,s \ q
do Nur,iCarol' naio diesstero Mutual
DO State ri y G de- -. Lie In Co 5Nl;
do Wad,.sboro au 2i,crs . Planters b, b
do w arlington DO
AEAfANt.
Bank Of Mobile ,;isi = : err e % ="
DO M, tgom', ,.o Broken. AMI cLosED
10 S,-ltna du'Ph,+iers' Bs vi Ais
Go the State 90 Forsr ce.
Central BIZ at sr. dc Planters aad Mechau-
tnmmfscia! Bank do ics' iik, huntsville
E4s;,r Bk. Selma do State = /. \ y. =.
Nor, h-rn Bk Of Va iol
!. GEuRG
Atlanta Eank = Mechanics Saving,
Augusta Its Bgc'psr' Bk :!E
Bank of Augusta do Merchant. Ba'k =
do Athens do, do Planters Bk ;,a,
do Calamhu. dol V"r h~ = "a hA q,
do G. nm re do Pa err r. d.
DO the FL. pire FimbcsC .t,ersrA sea-.
S'a.e 5dis UAlop Ijk ia,
10 Ful,on par se' KEN Am cLoszD
10 M,:dig 81. 10 BaI'k of Albany
do Srrauush ,iol d. Brunswick.
do State RI G,,loi do CIR -e,,.I.ur.,.
snir,l L B<gt.o do n iso.itt,
Cpy i,k If Augusta ,lol DO - ros.
Cpmrnes-i i Rauk d Cheruk- e IT, Hts C..
Fsrncr-' anl Me- Commercial hk. n ,,r.;,
chauir-' Bark do Exchsnge do Griti-
G rgia Il Il sCo'!c Planters a It Meehs,.-
l. .Grare~3io soils pisn,. r. aud Msehsr-
B.nk- ;cs 10 Dalton
NI:.r;t'. IA of G., par NAiuf ,ctu ers and Ne
do Fr'. LIS b.. dol cis.,Iii,.s dr.Calaml's
Mechanice' Bank 10 S'nlhera 10. Bainor' <
yHCINI4
Bk of Berkeley F'lnuIri - eds
20 Charlotte Farmers b of Fin
do K,aa,shs = c,,ti,, IL
d. Commerce 81. Farmers of Va IL.
10 the 9 M Nh 30 Hf, ,tlctur Is AID
do liovar,,s lie do F,Emers Dc
do Msas.ss = MeF' hapts b d.
do fhiiirIi - ,io Mrch'es b GO
do i; cksr.i.e Ibis Morti~eliy b de-
ID, the JAD,.n,'n 81, North western g..
10 Rockingham d.. S.uth do y 10
,lo S,'o.-.ri'le do Tr,a.rsh do
80 the valley Do Ri OK isr cio.ip
do Virginia go b ct P,.:..mac /
Dc Western - Crrpc! FREQ. ., L
d. Wheeling q, Farmer Nechan-
,io Winchester 90 is b. Chsriufte h
CT ir bnf Ia do M"uoneAheia Farm-
y rvllle h do irg co |,
Exchanges do Va Ssi:neb |,
LOUISIANA. =
Bank of America par tzeu. b Ia
do Jame.R"bhe Union h do
10 L"usisra do BROKEN ABB CLOSED
do New Otl'ns Ia. Csrraliion b y @ c
Csnal bs 20 Commercial b. DO c
crescent City b d" F1rl.ar x-b. DO g
Louisiana State h de- TX & Com b, do b
Merchants aud Ira Planters b DO b
Ger. b dtiS,ate 90 Ia do +
Merchants b do Western /, Rome b
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPECIE
American GoldS0@ 81 Silver -. asa eap
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
kn Exchanges

We have 70 exchange papers,
and must, thcref re, ask the IL
GuIeeree Of CT, read,is untjl we
receive our complement. Cur eel
umns would have been barren in
deed, but for the kindness Of cur
friends who loaned us papers in
their possession.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

livery article used in cur oaoe
aad' family las advanced largely
in price, and can bc had only for
lie cash. We are compelled,
therefore, insist that subscriptions
TO the CbSerrer, as wei! as Transient
advertising ard job-plint,ns, shall
be paid fer a, az cdace. There vii;
be sto GclQtion from this rule.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
tcuniy News

tcuniy AeWS-
During the occupancy Of this
place by the FedsTal trcoEs, there
was but little Communication be.
tween town and country, aid, #
course, We did not learn lcf many
TINS of interest hat would up
pear we'll in print. We vii! thank
our friends if they will inf nm Us
OF any marriages, CIR deaths, etc.,
thA: r.sy lave ec,urred sirce eur
last.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
RANR NOTE LIST.
TENNESSEE.

Dk Of America 10 sale City Bank. -. PAR
Bank ofCommeTce par commercial Bk &c dis
BankofCh .ttauoogslo 8k oi cambridge. Per
BANK Of Knoxville ID. Farmers Bant -. do
Bank of Memphis do N"rehants' Bank do
Bank ct Nj, ileTen do Northern Bank. do
Bank Of Eashvil,s 10 Oroee Bank. :. do
Bank OF Paris. do Planters Bank. -. do
Park cf rrnuessee do River Bark. ..... do
Bank Of razewell - Souther, Bahk &c lis
BIZ oi Claiborne. ..-.Bt of shelly vi e pa.
Rank OF the Union gar Frzasrs' Ba'b 49,. DO
Rank of West Tennde. UI:cr oaak.... %
EacE's 1srk ....1d,S
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Eli,

We have been informed that .
personal renconter took place a
Pleasant Plains, in this county
last Saturday, between JaSi3er \.
Giuner and E3yah yiclcre, willie
resulted in the death of the latte
from pisto, shot. We have net
learned the PARTICULARS CT the al
lair.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
WAR DEPARTMENT.

& ID I AND INSPECIOh NEN -OSFi(E
RICHMOND, august 18th, 1862
Gsnercl Order No 5S:
|. The following rules IN rela
ton to the examination OF con
scripts are lul iishod for the guic'
ance Of enrolling and medical TX.
aiming officers:
l. At each camp Of instruction
and at such military stations and
other points as may be designated
an experienced army surgeon, from
IA different section OF the country
viii lie detailed to examine con
scripts.
2. 81 conscr;pts c&palle Of
bearing arms viii be received.
3. tonscr'pts rct equal 10 al
military duty may bc ya.uah.e il
the hospital, quarteln.aster's o.
ether staff department., and ii SO
Viii De received.
( Blindness, exec ss;ve deafness
and permanent lameness, CT great
I>furnii5, are Obvious reasons fol
Exemption.
5. Confirmed consumption, largo
ncuYable ulcers AID chtcnic con
taeiuus diseases OF the skin AK
causes foE exemption.
6. Single reduclble hernia, the
3ss of an eye, Or several fingers
viii got incapacitate the SUBJECT
Or the performance CT military
iuty.
7. A certificate OF disability Ct
/, conscript, given BY q p.lEats
physician, wdl rot be considered
,nless affidavit is made that tx
'orsc'ipt is confined to bed or that
IS heath and life would be en-
fingered by removal 10 The place
u enrolment.
S. But when a conscrip; is ii
'apaciiated by tenn or;,ry sici ness
&c mus; prescut himself SO 500
$ recovered, &c Tie snloiing 4
Ger, or TO the nearest sci-oll III
.onscripts.
8. No previous discharge, Ger
ilicate or exemption from an,
ource viii be acknowledged.
10. Medical officers OF the army
re rot allowed 10 examine ccn
cripts and give certificates, un
ess they are regularly detailed io,
hat duty.
Bv command Of tie Secretary
IF War.
[Signed] S. CcoFER
Adj't and Inspector Gen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Return ! I. nle

aetufE, . "a Elc -
we have had the pleasure Ct
meeting on cur streets recently
Col. A. S: Fulton, Capt. David A.
Buckner, euartermastcr Moses
Cruise, Sanford Alexander, Thcs.
Ables, Lee and Richard Allen,
Rufus RAea, and perhaps eth
ers, OF The army, wLo, We suppose,
are on a visit 10 .leir friends and
relations. IL bellalf Of TIE entire
community, we bid them vel
come.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Washington Letters tothe North

Washington letters tothe No th-
ern press depict the condition Of
the einanc;pated negroes there as
terrible. Theyare literall starving
and still the NUMBERS are incu AZ
ing. Without the assistance OF
lie government they would all die
like unframed sheep, they are 20
hay and helpless.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Special Notice

Persons arriving in Fayettevil-,
with either Northern or Southern
Eastern or Western papers, vi
confer special favor upon rs Az,
our subscribers, by leaving tier.
at this Office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
-Signed] S. CcoFER
Adj't and Inspector Gen.

RICHMOND, Sep. 5.-President
Davis las Issued proclamation
setting apart Thursday, the 18th
Inst, as day of prayei4aisd thanks
giving to Almighty Gcd for mer-
cies vonch>afed to our people, and
more especially for the triumph OF
our arms at Richmond and Man
asSas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Thanks erpapsrs

We are under Obligations to
Col. a. S. Fulton and Thos. G.
Thompson for late papers. They
were oil greet service to Us IL ple-
pairing this issue,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
/ telisY,II.. Observe
! sEvwsD.s. SEPT re. sses

T@agGerna,
: IA Irfsh regincnt-thc SSH
Indiana, Gel. WalLer Commanding
YVES the Provost Guard In thu
place early III July. Among the
members of the corps was enc that
wasnoted Tor his genuine, ready wit.
On the 4th, willie cur friend Rat
rick Ftahac'y, Of this place, was
in the tent engaged in eonversa-
ton. the Federal Above rcferled 70
took cut bis pencil ard psPer,
wrote a note signed "Yankee, Of
which the following is copy, and
passed il over TO Mr. E:
The Lame Of aes=s
That :, sturdy ana stout.
With ,h. Latin Of aud,
Gavs The rebels the Iout.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

SALT.-As th.s article is scarce
and enc of prime necessity, We
are inf r,ned that the overseer Of
Erskire plantation in Marehall
county, Ala. made a barrel Of
good Salt out of he earth in the
smoke house. He dug It up. PAT
it in hopxers the same as ashes
with straw at tie bottom, boiled
tie water the same aSley, and OBJ
tanned one barrel of SILT. The
color is somewhat dark, but it is
cute strong and equal to any for
saving meat. Try your smoke
Houses and make sat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

Tie Salt Works in Clarke
county Ala, produce 500 bushels
per day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
A See rha' tie people, Prs,s
and q. cle,s saa.


Henry b. e'ea,ar-Allr.fe .rrr,,I
nave been troubled viii RoscIes ?, . Nser
was ae;us'ly sshsm'd - al. huuss. ..,r
me k"schss were ever,W here. ,r,rfae,,i
+, h'x"f Your ExieTmirsf't sYs t>:sf IL ma
IN ore week there wss ncl Raseh o. Morse
doHS B GfyFSs. No 80 Fin Street..
Esoas keeHeis-tIs,tled '. ii ,. N
"eei J e =" 10 10, ger, iftL,s tss tot.
Este' matters. We Eave used II To- orr sr.-
sfaeti"il. ar'' il t,,x c.,si 81 ,re wo,s:F has.
II. " hsd tried polls iut the, cl.cfs,i
nothing; but CB>zAs'c astirie IrctIa Ia
cresth out Of Rats. Nice aid Ret +, -.
l0.rker thsD ~ can ~lsteit Ifis H. rr,et
demand 81! o,er The eelnify.--X.5.nGfC or
G.Eetfs.
rfo~c @ n.a Al provisior, Gre "a
s'royed s'Jtrsiiy iH Graz; Count, lis v,rn,ip
- 81 w"td ray fqrtou, nI saj, Eaea.d Irser,
killsr.-Lanca.te' [Bin l7c,cld.
sssary !: Cosiar--Y .rr Fxie}nirs.a
IL received. usrj ard pronourced Az eriji.
'ncctSs "e used box "f IL, ard tie wy
Tao t'1s and Nice srotiii our pren,isrs .Tais--
81 Sed' that H'ght VA caution ga slerr fTs
Sine" then no: Rat or Mons. ha- l,ei cara
" kitchen or ee!!ar-- A0grrgo, (hrel7 s:ss
iaAve been Selling gu, Tx's,n;-
hA'"r ior y" ia~t vesr. .@nd have fCIpd IL
save SHOT every tine have rot krewnii {,
tA.i L. = ~ g'a j, stsr,cc.'
GsosGE RosE, Druggs CarGins,eu, @.
We are Ssi:iug-Your rrersrs,icr.
fapliiv. wherever they have been ured.
ss''' Nice, coaches. AID Vsrmin disappear
Immediately
EcKEa & SroUrFIn, Druggists. New Wind.
soI, ~.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

In Nashville cotton SO in Q Id,
- in Federal notes, aud % n
currency.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
i GOOD Hi.

Z While the J Yankees W, re guar
tered in Hanover there US !; rep
ar:ee n!ade &c one Il their officers
By member Of MY church " I.ch
is too good TO be lost. Tie person
was a.iine old mot her in Israel, full
Of good sense, and Astounding IN
Gib,i, al klowieel,e. The Yankees
had been troubling her good deal,
stealing Ter corn, potatoes, and
shooting her hens, ulltil size was
very much e2asperated. One eve
ming a very gay locking officer was
swaggering about the yard, ours
ing and swearing, insu ting the
family, aud making great toasts
about taking Richmond and curs-
ing the rebels. The old lady took
it very costly, reply Ing to h N with
frmness bnt pol,eness. At last,
thinking to destroy all her hopes
Of orr success, lie sail: ~ by,
madam, we have seen Richmond.
From cur balloon we can see the
very streets. Yes rerlit q the
cd lady, very coolly, "and Moses
climbs Mount Piss alb and s." the
promised land, but lie never get
there" 1t is need IS. 10 add that
the Federal vented his wrath IL
oaths loud and deep, and then dis
appeared, rather cliagrined by the
scriptural allusi, 1T. w. H.
T CIrt ton C6tegytr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

4 Ne.crip'i,aa # Mar Lreey.-
Tie New Yo.k Tribune says the
state # New jersey las never en-
iuyed an cny able notoriety. but it
now seems to be gong from bad TO
worse. We met noted ID no
cratic speskcr-a til, rough patriot,
wcy,I-a w days sil!ce. who
had iecn over to IL, Dominion CT
Gan don ard AnlECy TO s.eah t,r
the cCul.;ry. l.eloul d ai!rost the
entire population q ,oyal II t
openly, but il. tlsci. h arts Hot
a iow 81 their own ieWsp pers d.
nouurc many Of their peopl. SIS
little better hen ira ter7, II c there
seems to be ev;dei ce on al s dos
that tie State is hoIel com cd
with SYM a, by for jeff Dav $ and
his cause. Moi moth and TIen-
ton should be remove d into g. me
State more worthy Ct Their sacred
history.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
&EE ZEE.

4 SOEEFL Roam ! ORSE WITH -
"A nwird gale" hislef'f''r pas ~
tern. lie ia about Isl, hsnds high. 5 or 6
wears old. Any information conceiriuz M
viii bethtItt'iI rpcsivsd ana !ibersIl re-
warded ID. ST. DRhE.
April 81. 1862 St.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

Gen. Fremont made a speech
in Boston the other day in, fayor
of the immediate abolition Of
slavery as necessary to suppress
the rebellion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Marriagfs.
MARRIED.

T. this county, THURSDAY b me, hy JOB
7 g r."i. E-n Nj WILL n KY, and u
FIEGIEIA Am EU4BT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Orr Bank Nste Tab

Orr Bank Nste 'fabs
THIS List may lie found in hi.
paper. We cannot roueh for Is
vntirc accuracy, as we have no
vet been able to revise it.
1t is stated that MeClclla.
before he skedaddled from jane
river destroyed an immense qnai
t.ty of army property, eHceedlhs
that which was abandoned or dc
stroyed in the retreat from til,
Chickaheminy. Tie Examiner
says that this was entirely unne
cessary. There was unobstructed
water navigation from tie very
centre Of his camp. There was
nodarger Of molesiation or dis ON
future. And yet IN army stores
and property. the destruction wa;
normous beyond precedent. The
camp had eli the appearance Of
having been suddenly abandoned
under a surprise attack.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

DR.. Edison 3. Olds. a Democrat
II. c., from Ohio, who denounced
tie Lincoln dtspo'ism. has been
arrested tOr trt asull 10 It!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Take Naliee, t,eaSrr.h!s.

we republish for general ..nfor.
nation the order relative to cen.
slripfs. It vii! lie seen that tie
lame, Tie halt, tie MANNED, and
The partially blind &re TO be taken.
Coasc.ipts will G!su take notice
that all exemptions heretofore
granted by any authority are null
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10

Gen. Dix has been ordered to
SUI ercede the infamous butler al
New Orleans
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-10
Without delay, Mr.. F. inscribed

Without delay, Mr. F. inscribed
Tire following reply, signed Rel
'cl," which he returned Immediate
'lyto the Federal:
The very same hes,',
Without brije or saddle.
Wi,h ] st the sam4 sfiI,
Maze Mcclellan .ssdaadls.
RsBEL.
The shouts that followed the
reading of the retort, showed tLat
the yankee" Irishman was fairly
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