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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09
LauqAaJle.-The Richmond cor


LaughaJle-The Richmond cor
respondent of the New Orleans
Crescent, who is supposed to be
none other than the veritable Mo
zis Addums, relates the following
good one in a recent epistle:
ga lady III Vermont who, sup
posing that cotton, like wool, was
an animal product, begged her
husband to buy her cotton ram,
as she desired to procure her cot
ton as she did her wool, by shear
ing"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09
GsmpIs of Ghe Musts.
Hol as men Of noble Station.

Ho! We men of noble station!
Hoi We men of honest mindl
Bring We now your hearts ovation,
Lay them at your couutry's shrine!
Homer calls you! don your armor!
Buckle on your glittering blade!
Shun the fair deluding charmer!
Be 10 more by men betrayed!
Honor calls you TO the battle!
Liberty is bleeding nowl
Join the Changing war cars rattle!
See the gloomy bended bow
Painted on the dark pavilions
Wrea,hing DER the tented field.
Where are gathered sturdy millions,
vowed.to conquer! not to yield!
Where's the slave to basely COVER?
Where's the traitor that would dare
Shirk his duty il this hour?
Freedoms voice is calling! Hear!
Gather round her sacred altar!
Lay your hearts upon the shrine!
Let the timid caitiff falter- - b..
Yonder floats our glorious trime!
Hark! the cannon's angry booming.
Sends its murlerous echo, round!
See the cloud is darker giooming!
Hear the nearing tbunder's sound!
In the sunny South" Palmetto
Trembles meath the storm Of war!
She has nobly spurned the fetter!
She has vowed to 'do and daref'
She is bleedipgl hastefse hasten!
Join your brethren in the field! Is,
Men awake! quickly faster
On your arms the polished shield!
Can you see your brethren bleeding,
And sit silent all the while?
No! Let's have home Of freedom.
Ora grave beneath her soil!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

A correspondents Of the New
Orleans Delta says that dog hides
will make the best sort of leather
to calf skin. We advise
planters to try the experiment on
a large scale, especially those who
intend to increase their productions
of wool.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

A preacher presented a revolver
to soldier before his departure for
the seat of war, with the follow
ing injunction, eff you get in a
tight place and have to use it, ask
Gods blessing If you have time,
but be sure and not let your enemy
get the start of you. You can say
amen after you shoot"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

SO let US tarn the pages bask si.js.
Of our last years good almanac. .is +.
And see what has transpired cf late -E.,f
Beyond our mighty Volunteer State,
How human hecatombs were slain
Upon Manassas sunny plain,
So that Abe Lincoln in fsht 40
Might prove himself a "carpet knight" f't
And lay Oppression's iron hand -s,ti
Upon this fair Confederate land, "a 80 u
And practice every wrong there be ,sff's
Under the name Of liberty. ...
But widows woes and orphans wall >.
Shall curse his black and bloody mail,
And groans and shrieks. mid battles strife.
Shall haunt his haggard guilty life,
Until his rotten, trembling seat
Shall crumble down beneath his feet. =
OF our good County we'll sing once more,
More lovely than in days of yora-- .s,
Sing both for pleasure and from duty, .
OF this Old Lihcoln's pride and beauty;
Beauteuus IN hill aud dale and river,
The choicest gifts of Heavens great givef.
Replete with life, and health, and motion,
And varying as the restless ocean.
! love thy gushing sparkling fountaihs,
Thy smiling vales--thy embryo mountains,
The bright deep foliage of thy June,
The sis cry light of autnmu's moon. ri' ,
The golden sunset of thy even,
The dark bright sky of thy blue heaven,
Thy summers heat. all brown and sober,
The varied hues of dear October;
I love the ripping of thy streams. -
The slumber IN thy ard of dreams, tri
Thy prattiing children's elfn curls
Thy bright eyed. laughing, beauteoas girls,
Whose roses Llush on either check, .ese
And some who're ra: her "moire antique" Z
Thy bustling. business scenes by day,
The places where Thy Christians pray;
| love the mansions Of thy dead.
Where I shall lay this aching head.
When have measured'life's brief span "a
With the whole brotherhood Of man.. y
..1aa
And now my patrons, one and all, a ..fs
Accept my humble New Years call,
For can here no longer stay,
But on my round must haste away,
And fningle il the healthful Joy
Which waits faithful Carrier Boy. 2 li-'
Good bye, tits cold, my fingers tingle. asii'
Good bye, hear your money jingle - 8
Nj uch better than my hasty rhyme. % lf9
Or those write when ! have time, agEsl :
For very young as well as old. ,.l-s{ g
Learn to admire the chink of gold
Good bye, close this hurried psalm rei
And leave you with extended palti' ~
So place upon.what You will
And Pm your humble servant still.
And with heartfelt, buoyant joy. 3'A'
Remain the favored ir ~
: CARRIER BOY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

s. A Church Scene az the NORTH
A New York paper says: -
General Fremont attended ser
vice at Henry Ward .Beecher's
Church ON Sunday last, and the
congregation rose en- nasse as the
General and Mrs. Fremont enter
ed. Mr.. Beecher's discourse was
on '.Greatness." After the SER
vice the people made u rush from
the Generals pew, OBTAINING him
half an hour with hand-shaking;
and when he was seated in his car.
riage at the church door, they
crowded the street and gave him
three cheers. sos
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

10 cure Diptheria.--A friend,
who has much faith in simple rem:
edies for the diseases of children,
gives us the following plan for GU
ring diptheria: q
Make agargle of turpentine weak
ened with water, and allow the
patient to swallow "a little each
time of using. Rub the neck
well with turpentine and binditwell
with a piece of flannel saturated
with the liquor. Upon going to
bed grease the feet well with NUT
ten suet or tallow.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

he'll Rbsisd:-The New York
Herald has a complete list of eve'
.ry vessel In the Confederate SER
vice, including privateers, with
their officers, tonnage, armament,
full descriptions, s&e, &c.,
It could have been obtained only
from the department at Richmond.
Mr.. Mallory would do wen to
keep a sharp look out among his
subordinates. zai83isTa4 re-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

A 1adyin Rhode Island, who
has a brother WHO was in the bat
tie at Bull Run, on being asked
what position he occupied in the
army at that trying time, replied.
with a proud nod Of the head, that
The was the driver of an avalanche
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09

Owing to the irregularity of tn the
mails between this and the city of
London, we have made bold to ap
propriate the snbjoined, Punch cl
may copy at his leisure; ~ : s-
For ffty years she world has fuhg =
With nothing strange or new, sH,
Unless the chant on every tongue go
Was "Yankes Doodle do" sir. lte
But this fast era every day. G So &
Proves nothing fixed can hast, sir
. And present participles may iEN
Soon change into the Fast, sir. qris Il
So.sineer the fatal afternoon. gef'sfAi
When routed at Bull Run, sir, ~ ~
The world will have to changeits tune
ICY Yaakee Doodle's dene," sir.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09
Beautiful Truth.-Here are four
lines from the pen Of Alice Carey,
which ara almoSt matchleSs: -.

"Among the pitfalls in our way,
4 The brst of us walk blindiy,
So man, be wary, watch AMI pray.
And judge your brother kindly"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
LANDMARKS.

no. now ready.
CONTENTS or NO. ?
IDEA or BORDER AND sOff.-I'ustra.d by IN.
grvings Nsgnned representation o. roots. showing th'if
oc,urs' on Of mo sou
PFOPAGATION OF THE TINF-showing the charnr-
tercs Of good plants snd how they produced with IN
cravings .. .....-..
STRAWBERRY CULTURE ~ FRANCE-A very in
teresiirg md instructive urice with editorial rsmNb.
DESCRIPTION OF VARIETIES. with knrrasirgs.
PAIL PLANTING. with hne lsfge Engraving.
LAR0EENGKAFlNGO OF LhIf5IKANB BERRY.
IN foil hearing.
TRAINING or THE VIM, with Engraving accurately
drawn a scale rom ie.
IIioC ~ year,
AIuIs ol h.sssssssssss. -
10 Clubs OF "
Single enImberf..........lOc
PREMIUMS 10 SUBSCRIBERS
TO each single s1hcrber az I, large Bartlett straw
berry Plants q Tnonph ds Gand viii b. cent free Of
pos,oge O. Dclawaie Vine worth 81 cent, 10 every
Club suhsrrbsr the strawberry Plants, Grape Nine
above, will be sent for 70 cents.
G. ". GRANT, Iors Wss,chestcr Co.. n. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Total. =; ,','... 20, O.
RICHARD WILLIAMSON. Pre'd,ut. and GEO. w. VIII
LET'T, Cashier Of the BULLS HEAD BAhh.s Bankng
uu'0u, located and doing business II New-iork n sod
county bsag duy and .eyeay each for himself ah
that the foregoing H. all respects true statement OF the
condition said Bank. before tho sne ion of any bust
on h, morning Of Saturday the 27th day OF September
1902 Ia respect aui every OF tie items and ptTculsr
hove peched sccorG1. 20 the best Of his knowledge aud
belief and that tie bu.nes OF tbs said Bans has been and b
transacted a. the location Aforesaid -
X. WILLIAMSON, President.
q. ". WlLLErf. Cashier.
seyeray subscribed and by both dep meats tie 10th
day o! October 1872 STEPHENSON. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

OYslcr CLLvKiAsD fsD 1oLgDo RAILROAD Co.
CtYyris,p %. Sep, ~ l2
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Ths Com
~ rauy (. prepared to pay. At Tie oih-e Of hcssT
NEEAuIYE 4 Co No if Nai is;. NcwN York tic following
Bnudf 4 the Company, With acc urd Interest vi:
Jun tou Railroad "a Motsir Bonds dne......Noy. 1902
Torio Norglls and Cleveland lst Mortgage
Bond. ! iebi
Toe,o S0f,salk ani Cevellui 2d Mortgage
0Uis l. 'Hiis
Cley, and Toledo Income Bonds .....sept 1909
The privilege of exchanainT the different clsset of OUT
standing Bonds Compsny for the s.nkins Fund Bonds
VIII cease from eud after tlis dale
Tho Coupons Of he different classes o, Bonds viii BE pai
A. hor.toie A. the Corn achtUge Bsuk, dsilc,lug p,g
cen. OogefutlontisG JOHN GARDINER. Pfesilcn'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

- 30 90 -
S,a,r ~ N.svYcrk County II New fork. -. CALEB
HsE-rDW Ffr.iicut and ARCHIBALD PARhHi hsf,
Caller OF tie SAINT NICHOLAS BANK, Hai king A..o
c,,on loc.i,d and doin, business At No Naist. New
Yor p i c1nnty being duly sad ssyery each f0f
hn.rf saith he gonf IL. r al respects tue fisic
meat The condition ~ the ssl BANK be the 'r-nsa zion
any b,inrs tie morning ct Saturday, The -.h day Of
septeahef lt Ia respect % eacu and eytry Of the eu
ant p 4ts above I'D. according % the best Of h
kuo oi.e a1d belief $50 tst o business OF ths sad Bank
has bee .si 10 isan,sciod II H. location a.,rc.aid
4 HARSrOW President.
A. PAHkuURSr, Ca.hisr.
Sey~raiv subscbed and by h,l dep neu's ir 10Th
dsy or Octohrf i,f2. GKoEGE T. iiws. Notary Pubuc.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKIY TRIBUNE is
pabMAhed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

THE NEw-YORK SzNI-WEEKIX TRIBUNE IS
pabiAhsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. 1913 tOct. 10 !:
1..LEADINe Articles: oe9 Msclslan'' Order
ord; Tie October Elections; Rebel Yessel. in
Easn An Argument ia Parable Northern
Pennsyysnia; Tho komin Question; OOo!man
Editorial Paragraphs.
n..WAR NEWS SUMMARY
Ill. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Jv..THE GREAT VICTORY AT CORINTH.
v..THE GREAT BATTLE IN KENTUCKY: The
Most Desperate Fgiting Severe Hsn1to.Hsnd
Work Gen Js,9ea : Jsekso2 Of Ky Killed i;
Illinois Reported Killed; The Re. .ult Of the Bat
Tie yet ia Doubt; Our Loss 700 IN Killed AID
Wonnde1 The Rebel Loss Not Ascertained
vI..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST: Positions
Occupied By the Rebel Forces in Missouri and
Arksnsss
vu.FRoM GEN. sIGEEs CORPS; Capture Of Rebel
Prisoners.
WI. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: Con.
grstuis.ory Order Of General Mcclellan 10 the
N.FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
x.GEN MoCLELLAN's ORDER, FnjoilDg his
Osicers and Soldiers Obedience to the President
Proclamation Of Freedom.
xI..TRIENNIAL CONVENTION or THE PROT
EsTAET EPISCOPAL CHURCH: The Church
Cn tEs Rebellion.
xn..EEw PUBLICATIONS: Victor Hago's "Le'
Misersbles."
xii. POETRY: The Battle Autumn Of 1902"
XIV. THE GRAPES or AMERICA.
xv..THE ATTACK OK PONCHATOULA: Official
Report Of Gen. Strong
XyILETrERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
sP0NOEETs WITH The ARMY OK THE
POTOMAC.
XVII. FROM CALIFORNIA.
kvIIi. FROM WASHINGTON: Special D.spstches TO
The n. L Tribune.
XIX .NEW-YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR:
Correspondence Of The N. y. TdDuns.
xX..FROM MARYLAND Correspondence Of The
n T. Tribune.
XXI. CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR; Correspondence
Of TIE n Y Th5ane.
XIII. THE UNION WAR NOMINATIONS: A Grand
Ratification Meeting; All Hail 10 tke Presidents
Proclamation, speeches by Daniel D. Dicfinson
and Lyman ITeinsin
XIII. .RAVENSHOE By Henry Kir.slsy Author Of
"Ceohry HAmlynP
XIV. FROM EUROPE.
XIV. ..POLlHiCAL.
xxvI AMONG THE PINES.
xvii PERSONAL.
xxvIn. CITY NEWS
xxx. MARRIAGES AID DEATHS
Xxx. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XXI. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
xXXII.. WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE hEW-YOBA |
DRY GOODS MARKET.
xXXIH. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of tle
stock, Money, Corou. Orgn. hnd Cats Mashe,s |
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ysss CIao Of Forty, We send Tie Daily Tribune gratis
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A.o Capets Furniture sud Jew, bought Lsdles pgue'
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B. MlNTL-aud the number e93 tlhsN
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4 y J--fieas-ntiy situated The Camden sud Aiseoy
Rlrosd a hours iie flom Ncw-i0rk Special attention
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furnished ia oel aud Instrumental Music french taught
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dre.s the Rcg JOHN Il BRAkELEf. 4. =, Presiirut
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OFFicE ~ rrE ERIE RAILWAY Cosr.NY.
NOTICE The Stockholders of the Erie Rail
" way Company are hereby notified that the ANNUAL
ELECTION for Directors cusgaV year S be hei
the office Of ssi Company, Erepi,ce, in the Cuy Of
Newly ork. TUESDAY the lth day OF October neKt.
III polls val be open ifom II o'clock til O'clock
p NJ
The transfer books will be closed tie afternoon Of
Saturday tie 2,th lust and remain cosei un the 18Th OF
October. Ii. y. OTIS Secretary.
kewNofi Sept, L.. 100,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

u The rebels are invading Kentucky In
earnest, and an intense excitement has been &C.
sasioned In Louisville and Cincinnati Lexing
ton has beeu evacuated by our forces, and oc.
cupied by the rebels under Kirby Smith A force
under Humphrey Marshal was also approaching
Cynthians, from the direction Of Pike,on, and IL
would be evacuated. Gov. Robinson, Of Ken.
lucky, has isElsd proclamation announcing the
Invasion OF the State and calling the people TO
arms At Louisville the Mayor has called on all
male citizens to arm themselves. Gen. Lew
Wslsce has issued q proclamation placing Gin.
C!nnaa and Newport aud Covingtou under mar.
tal law, Ordering all business to be suspended
and calling Oh the people 20 meet for military
tsfvice The invasion Ia no doubt a seriou,
matter, though probably somewhat exaggerated
oy the excitement prevailing. Ito mos, serious
feature 10 that II cuts OF force at the Cumber
laad Gap both from supplies and reinforcements
We know, however, that Gen Buell. moved
several weeks ago in the direction of Knoxville
East Tennessee, and is now reported 70 have an.
eoIntered and defeated the rebels at or ne,, Chat
'anooga. IL tits be so our forces NAV m,la
diversion in the rear Of the rebels In Kentucky