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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
To the Readers of The Fayetteville
Observer.


Mr. Editorials Salt is now a
very scarce article of prime neces-
sity, | propose giving a few items
under this head. All men that have
smoke-houses which have been
used from five to thirty years, in
sailing meat, can make from one
to four barrels of good salt, by
the following process: Make a
large hopper in the same shape as
an ash hopper. put some straw in
the bottom, dig uptlle earth about
one foot deep in your smoke-house,
fill up tie hopper with the earth,
pour water on it gradually until
the drippings cease to be salty,
then cease catching it. Put your
drippings into a large kettle and
boil until the salt crystalizes, then
take a dipper or gourd and punch
holes in Its bottom and dip out the
salt, place your salt on some plank
to drip 2 Be careful and catch the
drippings, which must be reboiled
When you get through with the
first hopper of earth, empty il
out and refill, and SO on until YOU
get through. This is the resui OF
experiment., made by men in this
and surrounding counties. 80
. HoMEsPUN SALT.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Notice.

IN Tasstey.kh, 2s,h Osso5er, at The late
~ res dence5of George ;Iaii dec ,,wc all
'iirr sal'.-io the highest slider en- a, cfed;i a
IL men,hs, the horses, hogs. cattle. sheep,
corn, hay. and feader belong ngfo said estate.
Aho, one yoke Of oxen, one OK wagon. ore
fo'lr horse &ayoA' and bsrness.. one nil a,si
gear. household and kitchen furniture, and
man, qthsr articles too te,ssess ta.rle ;iua
Bord W.T. two or more good securities " IN
bersqar,sd befcreiaeiiv,ry Of tie propertv.
The Fam viii Also be rented. .
4. NJ NALL,
Oct. 18Th i66o-2.. DRSMYTu.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Can't Help It.

A very few Of our subscribers
have complained because we have
stricken their names from our sub
scription list. If we could avoid
it, we would; but the fact is as be
fore stated: those who will not
pay can't have the O5sercer direct
ed to them any longer. We do
not show any partiality-if the
subscriber is worth a million or on
Iva dollar makes no difference; he
must pay or quit. We are striking
off names every week, and yet,
the new subscribers more than
make up the loss. Our spare time
is now devoted to examining oui
books, and those found to be in ar
redTS dTC rtIIri,.-.--., - e
Fair warning has been given, and
we do hope to hear no more com.
plants, as the fault is not ours.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Norris CREEK, Tenn,

yet. 10TH, 1907.
M. y. O. HaLace:
1t has just come to my knowl
edge, that it is currently reported
in a portion of this county, that
have taken the oath of allegiance
to the Federal Government. To
disabuse the minds of my friends.
| take this method OF stating that
it is nnqualifiedly false, and the
author Of it is villain, a calumni-
ator, and liar. g a
GEO. W. HIGGINS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

-jgA new bulletin ehiae. working nv
s'esmahns been tried at San Ansonio'
Texssio WitblIhut.liiiIeo efiasf loo
minfislbuilets tan Be turned out pr
minute. u yiha- ~ CAT; gnis Gs5
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

DR.. Pigot, a practical chemist from
Baltimore. contempla.es establishing
u L, mel burg, Va, y wsouf,ctory oil
all the chemicals now iu use. Sue.
cess to- him. , ~ ,ar = b,ts
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Sail

Naht-
Of all the necessaries Of life,
this article is among the most i'm
portant, and any suggestion as to
supplying tie well-known def
cheney will be eagerly sought by
the community. We, therefore,
ask particular attention TO COM
munication in this paper, showing
how every family may proeu e a
supply. We now have ON our
table, through the kindness of our
friend, Mrs. Ryton Wells, a sam
pile that she had made from the
bottom of her smoke-hcuse, ard it
is as strong and Of as fair color
as any barrel salt we have ever
seen. Let every farmer make
what he needs. az
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
An Old Acquaintance

It's with pleasure that we again
see on our table the Daily Atlanta
Commonwealth, j. S Peterson, edi-
tor. 1t was, before the occupation
of this country by the Federals,
constant visitor at this Office, and
was always warmly Welcomed
Our friends who desire a good
Georgia daily, will not go, an,iss
in sending for the Commonwealth
Terms: Sc a year., SIS for. six
months, ST 30 for three months
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Bacon =

Bacon s4 a ,s.
Any one who has a hundred
pounds or so B of good Bacon
free from skippers, for sale, car
hear of a purchaser who viii pay
the market price in cash, by call
ing at the Observer office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Special Notice

Special Notice
Persons arriving in Fayetteville
with either Northern or Southern,
Eastern or Western papers, will
confer a special favor upon us and
our subscribers, by leaving them
at this Office. e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

The draft in Massachusetts haa
b,en ngain postponed filsO aso.sr..4
pr'parashaiis ef'rthe adssft ia Penn
sylsaaia, New Yeras. sad several ether
States ere sctiyfly ID progress. 0o9
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
.sRor4AKERs, TANNERS, ETC.

-SHOLMAhEtS, IANNEkS, Ell.
All shoelnakers, tanners, black
smiths, wagon makers, mi!lers
and their engineers, mill-wlights,
skilled and actually employed at
their regular vocation in the said
trades, habituaily engagedin work
ing for the public and whilst so
actually employed; provided said
persons shall make cath in writing
that they are so skilled and actu-
ally employed at the time as their
regular vocation in one Of the
above trades, which affidavit shall
only be l''in'a .tdcie evidence of
the facts therein stated.
A PRoyIso AGAINST ExToRTIoN. :
Porided further. That the ex-
emptions herein granted to per-
sons by reason of their peculiar
mechanical or other occupation or
employment not connected with
the public service shall be subject
to the condition that the products
of the labor of such exempts, or
Of the companies and establish
ments with which they are con-
HeCtVu, rIIalI uvs.yv1a - ! Il O., u
of by the proprietors at cost Of
production, or within maximum
to be fixed by the Secretary of
War under such regulations as he
may prescribe; and it is further
provided that if the proprietors of
any such manufacturing establish
ment shall be shown upon evidence
to be submitted to and judged of
by the Secretary of War to have
violated, or in any manner evadod
the true intent and spirit Of the
foregoing proviso, the exemptions
therein granted shall no longer be
extended to them, superintendent
oroperatives III said establishments,
but they, and each and every one
of them, shall lie forthwith en-
rolled under the provisions Of this
act, and ordered into the Confed-
crate army, and shall in no event
be again exempted thereirom BY
reason of said manufacturing es-
adjustments or EN- p loym ents
therein.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Single copies of Observer, 10 cts
From tie sChattu1sooaa Rebel.

a.eln an article under the
head Of 'Leathern Manufactures
we expressed the opinion that me-
chanics ought not to to be exempt
unless they would reduce the price
of manufactured articles. to rea-
sonable rates; otherwise, they
ought to be placed in the army, as
conscripts, and then detailed to
work for the Government at
soldiers'pay. This, we advocated as
a means to stop extortion, and we
rejoice to. see that Congress has
done this very thing. which the
wants of the country SO much de-
mand: ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

Cohscripts. AtsrtIen-fa u eaa
j Read the advertisement Estate
at Tennessee" in to-day's Obserr-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Down on 1'hen-

The exsortioners, the shavers
of Confederate money, and the
makers of whiskey, are destined,
from present appearancea, to have
ga hard road to travel" in the
South. The salvation Of the
country depends on these classes
being restrained in their greed fol-
money, and from the measures
that have been inaugurated, we
think theiroeeuipations are ensi-
roned with formidable difficulties
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

Public Ssle-3a s-a1sA'5isao Z 'ss'l "a
See advertisement IL this paper
headed Notice ii na.e.elg e.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

for all the goods | sell. NJ, Object
IL 70 keep upas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

AN ACT making additional appropriations for the s,p
port q me army for the year ending thrticth Of Juno


AN ACT making additional appropriations for the sum
port oil the army for the ending thrticth OF unp
eighteen hundred and siXtt-two
be IL enacted Nv the senate and house of representa-
iNes OF The United states America congress assem-
Died. That the folio wing be the same are herey
appropriated out OF any money in the Treasure not OF
erwse appropriated for the service of the year ending
tDirtlethlOl June, eighteen hundred siXtytwu =:
EOr pay Ol TWO ana three years volunteers fifty million
dollars - ~
For payments to discharged soldiers for clothing not
drawn. nifty thouaand dollars.
For subsistence in kind for two and three years voun
lees, tNentN SIX niun six hundred and siNty-eirht
thousand nine hundred and two collars.
For transportation of the army and its supplies four
teen million eight hundred and eighty~one thousand
dollars
For the purchase of cavalry and artillery horses one
million six hundred and ski yone Thousand and forty
dollars
For clothing, camp and garrison equpaee twelve
million hundred and seventy-thrte thousand five
hundred and OrtysiA dollars and seventv-seyen cents
FOR regular supplies Incidental expenses transpora-
non Daraek and quarters ciothing camp and garrison
equpaSe keepilg, transporting, and supplying pr on
aud other supplies and services of the lartermas
department TO hreth june eighteen hundred and
siXt two, and to be divided among the said several
heads appropriation herein named eXgencies Of
me service may require seventy million five hundred
Thousand dollars
For the armament of Qualifications eight hundred and
thfty-iour thousand dollars
or the current expenses Of the ordnance service two
hundred thousand dollars.
FOR ordnance ordnance stores. and supplies
morse equipments for all the mounted troops, one mi Ion
llne hundred and tN enty- 1Our thousand dollars.
For purchase OF for volunteers and regulars and
ordnance anu ordnance stores, millions five hundred
thousand dollars
For the meuical and hospital department, one million
dollars. ~ ~
For amount required to to the states expenses
incurred ON account Of volunteers called into the field
fifteen million dollars.
Approved, February 25 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

AN ACT making appropriations Tor the construction;
preservation and repairs Of certain sna
other works Of defence for The ending THIRTEEN OF
june eighteen hundred and sxt three, and addl'i9nal
appropra lions for tte year ending thrie june egh-
teen undred aud sixty two, .
BE II enacted by the senate and house OF representa-
ves of the United Stntcs of Americn in congress assem-
blcd, That the following be and they are hercoy
appropriated. out of any money IN the TREASURY nOt nth
appropi atcd for the constructions preservaon
Defence for the year ending the THIRTEEN OF June egh
teen hundred and sixty three;
For Fort Montgomery. ut outlet Of Lake Champaign
New York, ono hundred thousand dollars.
For Fort Knox at narrows OF PenoDseot river Maine,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For fort Hoy Island Ledge Portland harbor Maine,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For continuation Of wo'k ut fort SCANNED, Portland
harbor. NJ aine. sevcnty-1ve thousand dollars
For Fort Warren. Boston harbor, Massachusetts, sew
enty-1ve thousand dollars.
For Fort Winthrop, Boston hnrbor Massachusetts, fifty
thousand dollars.
For fort at New Bedford harbor, Massachusetts onl
hundred thousand dollars q
For fort at Wiliett's Point opposite Fort schnyefJ
New York, two hundred thousand dollars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

wooden cask said cask being bound with wooden and
iron hoops and marked as folinws-E BlouGuire + n
S ~ Westphalia Burgundy Port which, BY virtue of
warrant issued By the police WorcesferhaYe
been SEIZED at said Worcester in ceTfan brick building
there situate the southerlN side If Mechanic
said city, said building being a vacant lot said
lot being situated the westerly end said building on
said street said building being nearly opposite the
Farmers Hotel. called said street. and occupied by
said JoSephS Hill and James Leavens house,
the eighth dav of February in the wear
thousand eight bundled and siXtytwo, the value of
which liquors herein described with the vessels contains
Ing them does in the opinion ofsai Police Court exceed
twenty dollars. You hereby required and command
ed to ppeqr before the justices of the Superior Court
to be holden at Worcester in said county of WOr
cester the second Monday of Nav, in the eigh
teen hundred and sxytwO to answer to the complaint
against the said liquors and sells containing them and
for trial and 10 show cause il yOu have why the
said liquors and vessels containing them should not he
forfeited being kept for sale by the said Joseph S, Hill
and James L Leaveis, in violation OF the laws of this
commonwealth
Witness, william Green, Esq Justice of said Police
Court at Worcester this first day Of March, iii the year
eighteen hundred and siXty-twU
C. JILLSON, Clerk.
Copy Attest: EDWIN haven,
Constable of the City OF Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

AN ACT making appropriations for The signal service OF

AN ACT making appropriations for The signal service
the United States army
BE 1t enacted by the senate and House of
veS of the United states of America i'll Congress ms
semhed, That officers temporarily serving as signal fl
GERS shall receive for the time they are so serving the
pay ard emounents OF cavalry officers of their
i've graUes.
Sec :. And be it further enacted That the following
sans be and they hereby appropriated out of any
IN ney in the treasury not otherwise appropriated VIZ
For the manufacture purchase of signal equipments
and signal stores t. equip and supply the Io now in
the held, twenty thouSaId dollars
thousand dollars ' ~
For the manufacture or purchase of signal equipments
and signal stores for countersign signals prevent tn
collision Of friendly regiments, thrtyiour thousand nine
hundred and fit, dollars
Approved, February %, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

RESOLUTION for the relief of the Ion al portion Of
the Creek, seminole Chickasaw snd Choctaw Indians
Of the Uuiied States OF America congress assembled
That the secretary of the Interior he authorized Il nav
out Of the ucs lavable to the Seminoles Creeks
Chgetaws, and Chickasaws, and which have NOT been
paid in consequence OF the cessation of intercourse viii
those tribes, SO UGH Of the as NAV be NECESSARY
to be applied TO the relief of such portions Of said bs
as have remained i ya to the United States and have
been may b. driven from their homes In Tho Indian
territory into the state OF Kansas elsewhere
Approved. Feb. 20 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18
[PuBLIc-No. 271

ny AVI 70 uuIhorIze Change OF appropriation for the
pay ment OF necessary expenditures in the service OF
the United states Tor Indian affairs
BE il by the senate aud House of Represento
tves Of the Unlcd States OF America in Congress assem-
Died. hat the Secretary OF the Interior and is heepv
authorized 10 pay to benjamin Davis. Superilte d.
ent OF Indian Affairs for the Territory of Utah suc
sums as may be found due to him tile settlement OF
MS accounts as superintendent said payment not 10 X.
eetu inc sum OF ne thousand seven hundred ami thirty
dollars ana ten cents, aud what shall paid o tile
uheApendea balance OF the appropriation made by Inc
act entitled act to supply deficiencies in the appro-
pflatloh Tor the service of the scay ending thin
June, Eighteen hundred AID sixty" approved Nav
twelty-ourh eighteen hundred ana sixty Tor The nav
ment of The lntian agents in Utah f'
Approved, February Y 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

RESOLUTION rendering the thanks Of congress to
captain Samuel. +. Dupont, and officers and petfv
oncers, seanen and arints under lis command for
the victory at Port Royal i
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
OF inc United States of America in Congress assembled
mat the hanks Of congress be and they are hereby ION
dtrtd to Cap ALI samuel r. Dupont and through linn fo
The officers petty officers seamen and marines nj ached
10 the squadron under his command Tor the decis nd
splendid victory achieved at Port Royal the seventh
day of November last. ~
Approved February %, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

lfuBLIC KESoLUTION-NO. IL
a RESOLUTlON giving the thanks Of Congress TO the
officers soldiers and seamcn OF the army and iavy
for their gaantry In The recent brilliant victories
over the enemies Of the Union and the Constitution
Resolved by the Sepate and House OF Representatives
of the United states of America in Congress assembled
That the thanks of congress due and hereby tel
dered the officers, soldiers and seamen the army
and navy of the United States for the heroic gaanty
that, under the providence OF Almighty God has on
the recent series brilliant victories over the enemies
OF the UriUn and the Constitution
Approved, Feb, uAry q, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

\ RESOLU ZION for the collection of war statistics
Resolved by the Senate and POuse of Representatives
OF the United States OF America III Congress assembled
That in order to velore, concentrate and bring into
effective action the Mechanical and other resources Of
the United States Tor the suppression the rebellion
and the future defence ol this government the superl-
tendent of the census be authorized to furnish tho
secretary of war with such statistics as from time
time the secretary may judge necessary the use OF hs
department. - $40
Approved. February %. 1862
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

bLiO hESOIIJION-NO.l II
RESOLlT lON providing stpnugrapheT FIR tho ioi,.
committee appointed to inquire into the conduct OF bs
VI 'he
BY the senate and house of f
inc tned states Of America In congress assenLied
Ihattbe JOINT committee the crndut of tho resent
war DC 9uthOtized to employ senographer Win shall
ne pau ny me secretary of the senat out Of Tho money
henuy appropriated 10 meet the expenses of sail CON-
e y, NY same rae Of compensation hat received
Approved, Feb. %, 1862 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

A REsoLurtn.

IN UctIafntOfY Ut the IntpUT nn0 mCnnInp
OF certain act therein named
whereas doubts have arisen as TO the true intent and
meaning OF act numbered eighteen entitled "a act 10
Ienniv the states for expenses incurred by thtu ia
uelehse OF the United States" approved July twenty
seven eighteen hundred and sixty-one:
Be resolved by the Senate and House Of Represent
faNts OF the United StatosOf America IN Congress
seDed That the said act shall be construed npplv
approval thereof
Approx ed, March 8, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18
lPUBLIc-No, 20
AN ACT making an appropriation to illuminate

AN ACT making an appropriation to illuminate the
Public Buildings.
BE it enacted by the and House of Representa-
ves OF the United states OF America Congress assem-
Ded, That the sum OF thousand dollars or so much
II ereOi as may be necessary be and the is hereb
appropriated payable out OF any money in The areas ry
not otherwise apprOpria ed nable The
OF pubic buildings to carry o the order CONGRESS for
the Illumination OF the public buildings the Nv enty-
second Of February, eil hee hundred and sixty-tNo
Approved, February 20, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18
8ailroaos.
Is5s.ssa57=7s5-a BOSTON & WORCESTER
e=5= -sssssRAILROAD. - WINTER ARRAEGE
-z-1-AENT, commencing MONDAY Nov. 49,

Is5Eses575EFs1=a BOSTON & WORCESTER
RAILROAD. = WINTER ARRANGE
;ssI = -AENT, commencing MONDAY Nov. is,
PASSENGER TRAINS ieave for Boston, as follows:
400 lbs ESe or a. so be e7p s4U a and 2S Exp
5rans start from the upper all others from the Lower
MilIbury, $40 a. n. $40 p M
Grafton, 7:l1 1905 a. m. 420p. N
Westboro', $50 l0l7 a M 432pm
coTdayille, Ia 1929 a. m: Az pm.
Milford, 40, s.45 a. M. 4.lOp M
Nofthboro', Z, m. 400 p. m
d sFaaningham n Express 500 Exp, O5 lO49 a. N
I 10 EA;, on3 Ell Exp. a. m.
s SSsieS, id : y. %, il:Vo a. M 100 Sis
a, NSTton Lower Falls, SIS 800 m, s45 500 p. m al
y Tes! i, NsSfSn u al ssg al2, llss weg, n..
BrooKins IS $50 - wIe e at o2 p "a
% ~; S,So y ~ p M On Sunday $50 M and l2l5 AMI
connection with trains on Charles River Branch
r; =; IN case OF severe snow storm, the evening
Worcester 4 T lain ,i ~ay be omitted,
81 new horA, VIA Springfield $50 EXP. q. Exp
New YORK, via Norwich, $50 Exp. p. m
WgFoesteT 100 8a5 Fxa 40 fiN IS SO6 Exp 4s
bllI6dry, 100 M AIS p. ,i' : ~ II p H.
>, Grafton 7CO m. LIS Ais p m. Also, Mondays al
:, westhoro'; 100 a. M LIS, AIS, $50 Ex., p m Alsu
;, cordavie' 100 a m. LIS, AIS m. Also Mondays al
IL p m.
Milford, 100 a. m. LIS, 4l5pm
Northboro', LIS Is p. III.
Marlboro LIS, Ais D. m.
Framnghsn. 7.GO, 80 Exp. q. H. LIS Exp. AIS
o-59 Exp, sou exp m. Also, Mondays st IL D. m.
Natck, 90, $50 am. u, LIS AIS 5.45 2.an Also
Mondays at IL p. n.
Saxonville, $50 q. M, S. As n. m.
Newton: lte Wor., 5, $50. H. LIS Wor 2 As AIS
5;4o us, sl5 p m Also, Mondays and Wednesdays al
Brookline, u o. $50. *seO la M +I2l $50 +3l5 81
% u 950 lO45 p m. On Sundays lO m u As and Il
m. only.
81 New York SUNDAY Mail Train at $50 p m ES
| press Trains stop only at Framnghsm
sin connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
f. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
boston, Nov IL. 1861. diff APT