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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-12-10
L. =. Sanitary Com m ission.
- The following letter and list of contributions
to the above cause. have been handed in for publca-
ton by the Treasurer of the Fund

~ u iOilGWihS iCttCi Az "a SOh'i utiou
to the above cause, have been handed in for publica-
ton by the Treasurer of the Fund:
NEw York AGENCY, 800 BROADWAY, !
New York, Sept. :, 1868.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT, ESQ,
DEAR SIR Il acknowledge gratefully the receipt
of your favor of June 29th, enclosing a draft for
$500 in favor of the Sanitary Commission. For this
generous continuance of your support, allow me to
thank your citizens and the Committee, with a full
heart. The name of Honolulu has already a most
honorable place in the records of that benefcence
which has so largely blessed the sick and wounded
soldiers of this vast war. Thank God, the worst
They yield nothing TO their own domestic foes. the
partisan upholders of n false peace, nor to threats of
foreign intervention, nor to the stubbOrness of the
Confederates. Our cause.-The cause of National
Unity and Stability-is right onward. Every day it
becomes more clear that our people will not desert
their institutions, nor allow the glorious fabric their
fathers built, TO be torn down by n dissolute portion
of their own children. Slavery. the source of our
sorrows, is herself smitteu to the heart and cannot
survive as a political power, this fearful yet glorious
war for liberty. 1t may linger as an economical in
stitution for one generation, hut its doom is pro-
nounced aud with its destruction, our country will be
saved Our recent victories have doubtless filed
your hearts with the joy that has animated ours.
Nav God bless our American Brothers in the Sand
uich Islands, and continually give them new reasons
for pride in their country and love to our Govern
ment and the citizens and soldiers who are striving
to uphold it!
Cordially and gratefully yours,
HENRY w. BELLOWS, President.
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CONTRA

April-Alfred Caldwelrs draft on Sec'y Of State. $500
Dec. A. J. Cartwright's " " Swift * Allen. go
Balance due Treasurer. 3 Il
Honolulu. Dec. S, 1858. ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT Treas.
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Administrators Notice.

TNHE HAVING BEEN
appointed Administrator on the estate Of the late GEORGE
W. BASSETT, Of Hilo, Hawaii, would notify all persons who
may have claims against the said estate, TO present them on or
before the LIST day OF February, 1864 and all persons indebted
to the said estate are requested TO make immediate settlement
with the undersigned.
d. II. HITCHCOCK.
Administrator estate G. W. Bassett.
lille. Nov. 10Th 1888. 3e2-2
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
AT PUBLiU AUCTION.
On Ibis Gay twod sday). April 20.

On this DAY (wedn esday). April 20
40 W.. ct,n Az e ,,esant resii n
sals co,n enc e a! Il o'clock precisely.
Extra large Pier Mante H,grors
Dr., sden and sevrs China orn.@sutss s.''''4 ".
Oak sdeeoard Extension Table.
o''' '''' 'D' '' Isn sla Table Cutlery Table Linen
aud walnut Sas n ss Robes. a.
Tie auctioneers woule call lie oaar attention Of The
Target and richest Of Hoasfod Surniiure
for 70 ere o t y I Gs Ts s ss. . s.a
months ana 3 Room house
pere .e 70 sde .nr,sns ora,cs Bsnds and T.sscls
nm o s,s
sia,sis areis Top Secretary aud soassass hsa with
Chars, bocade; Lady WORK Table. masn.d
rms rep sssnuns AinsrSs s'VS Chsya ds
Marley .,,p mile; SSsp = Ae g sp
/: sara tisSs Painting. panels ssencs a.
~ Il Pn1.
On copp Centre Tables K,n Reoi.,ns o,sTs
ro and or@e c,.css superb Mandolin. playing
ten yif SEVEN sS:S o@s
the rcne in ,roment offered q suction this season. four
az ss T os s sdsa S. aos m @
CLOTH Stair Carpets y nSs; fa 2snfs gs b s~"en artists
Eee.n, carved oak sssSsr hm Extension Table. ruby Gu.
and Engraved cryasl Glass. Deeaners. Goblets Cham.
China BOWL S decorated
,S
Tea Service, Cake Baskets Oyster Tureen Bn,er
cutlery nen cSa. sSSS% Ssa
Bron Vases wala1t hats'and Velvet Stair Carpet silver
Rosewood r.,,,nv 4ea,a CAMbERs ss
Gommod en- ute styIe Louis NJ pure Har Mat,resses
Saf Chairs Brssss and Insrsa NJ csSpe.s EnsraS,Sss
Toe, ST. Easy Chsirs curtains shades also all The Fur
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

81 600 IwEsIrpiy. . sshks s.a. 90 rmk .. esssp
ava pei esnt nth sr<d trosy@s of " pct cebt via b.
soid sppst Tor sta f@cppn Tor tssh, In1nft ~
q 81 WffT xaasis Isftofy, ise DaDenn. NsS a bhArp.
No Lil~sty psses ths fots ois>, hss rors
a., nan TO loan AT sfx PIN cEKr TsrgH
SO.VUU f1r term ~ yesrs on larrOse> real
ss,At- N Tits eiv o. broosJh spyy ~ NO Fssssrs -
co 0nn-wssrEp. OK YiRsT noKrg AgE, rKR
DD.OOO ennf, rfoiffty valued 81 eB.gD The
gsas, ~ b. ear~ntei the r~1nissa frosrrty
Dat n So lfossrs noussf. Ad1fsss q. HostAni.
boa is Herald ofte
GOO nnn-wA AsTyD. on RJND AND xORruAog
-OU.OOV o. psypssty roftb t~ss the Of
ssnt. if yssrs Agty tel A. VAN 81 tsKfRk. 70
roustk avenue egrnrf 10 1enth -trst
coz mn TO toAs-AT SIX PR cExr fsry
pJC.UVv rssi On bysas sa1 raof,lsys. for TERN of
pEo4urtife TITS city
Atffy the cHtf o. The psep<s We 1nsafsoes Co.rsag
" JOHN y coshkr. - wsi sass~t
9IQs o(NO-ro Loss on sosD AND nosf
TIOD.VVO pexs. ssans " ssil borrowers. %
"' "'''s~ w boar a. sco. tss sssaz.ss
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

r ruruRE BEroBy THE srxrnEKrn wARD PEo.
IL pies union Sssesason ncrthyess corser o. EshrsuA
street Li1hth ovenue. rday evening,
a ecIocl " sanasa o. nssd, EsQ sabisc:-z fvip v
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
THE EECTURE SEASON.

EAtsk AND TREAcHEfoUs 40 THE CAUSE OF
~ Humanity s tie assumption that our glorious cypsu.
(which edc,<tiy TIE sibity OF the de-
privstion OF ht liberty properly wnost due pross OF
law. iaw Of OF the States contrary
sandInT and should De co~i,uei and peryer,e 10
give State the and nnienaDle
slave s citizens, Tbis doc<rine rebel
agsinst both the letter spirit OF the consttut will
the subject Of lecture by Dr Chesver at the Church
she Purans this evening The HuIchinscn Faniiy VIII
OF their patriotic and soul srns songs Of free
dom, Admission free.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

q HERMAN 4 CO., AUoTIONEERs. WILL SELL ON
-: thursday Aprf 23 II click tho two story briot
IL ground lease. Can be rsed
dwelling. Horse. Wagon aud Harness. For
ther particulars apply At this aueonecrs on IS B0wry
Also, NJ ocock st +33 Fifth street, small lot OF House
hold FuTniiurc.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
SALES AT AUCTION.

EDWARD PITT NIGER, AUCrIONERR, 90 WALL
~ str- srlis inurday. Aprl M eclocS contents
OF ~. saef D. ooh, =, IS e., Bro 49, "a Gam
rine ferry; 1ab1e Chars Bas. rokey. GLASSWARE. OF
.oth be uins hhges line dGck Gun. Car. euteEs Ioos.
Kiich'n u nsis. c. Sale no ositiye
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

TACDB BOUAKf, AUCTIOHEEK 3. j. BOgARf
will sell this day st O'Clock the afternoon by re.
quest u owners) all he handsome Furniture IN house lGS
Eas Thirty street. consisting Of Parlor sut
ble Nsntei and Per with Tables Lace aud DsmAk
Carpe: Ensii.h oieioths Velvet stair Carpets and
plated Rodz mahogany Bsdstszas marble
MaShstsDs rsbles Toilet sets, Of kings patent
Hinlns Chars best sprus AID Hair Mstresss BolierA
Pillows and testher Heds Sheets Comfcrers Marseils
sreaas ss ie ola OF Psnting OF great merit eo., ~;
SGT oak Dinng koom Set. China, Tee and Dinner Ware,
Giass and Cutlery, Kitebes Furniture, &c. Ac
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
THE FIRKMEN.

T,HE MEMBERS AND HosOkAnr MEMBERS op
Engine CoIyany H. are friuesrd - meet tn slab
attend the funeral Of brosher nbsr. ChArss
Sesry b. order OF n. rIrL0ERALD voSslssa.
o. A CAsOlL- Secretary. -. -.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

xZ5. 5.OOO. s.s %. sss sAi.s ss-n,.s ssv-ss-ss;
a. .ssssis lsass.ss ls nIs s'ty e. - ws- ..s.s
i.s:. 4 Z. p 80: 6s.:. sssss, "a, {. -
The New York herald., 1863-04-22


JOSEPH uEcENAS. THURSDAY APRIL q. AT .
O'clock ~ greci.ely ~ 70 Perrspoai street, eorn-.
Noafoc place. Bfoosly hAndsoms Furniture. spenid
raars IL sso es.s s - wsaen Curtain. g
Dn6s " ON raIhnn rich ys,.. Brls.s. ard fnsr.la
f,turs Kitchen Fursiturs. ssme day at Q nok Y. n
cinnn street between Pprrsponi and rolkn Streets
Fnrriiare ana fnsrs n, srpets onceks
CurAiBs bAten-on Tst5e dc Catalogue si sassfooms
Ihlr.d.y April -. a. oelocs n. a. o.s .na o. The
fson iul.on ferryl, Househol rrrniture. Fam impe
meats Ae MAJ osany suit q Psror P.rntIse 10 r,a. ".
ca~ts, hrse SUITS painted chsm6ef Yrniar~. DInss
Len ahd klie,.n Fyrlurf hgrse 20, iissf IAr,a
Tssss ,Ssss Rsa wssg % sS.ssssy srs .'d D''S'
pAwSBHoKER's sALg.--w n LEwIs AUCTION.
viii sell ths day. III Bowen. gp ,iars ,,
deemed P.eisss c.nss.ng iot Dressss s.ss gssrsbs,
pAwSBgoxBss sALR oF wATcgrs ssg., Jsa VI,
Wil SELL dsy, April ~ 81 - o Ok Gsfs lo q yed
,asas. ss. S =, xos .s. .s,s,
IlAwKsRogERs sAf.E.--A. ~ cRlsTAl.At No. q
s-ee rsss went ~ Men s4sd wosro wcarBe Aftsrs
y. b. ,-st' 20, =. 80. I'd .ss 40 's' hsna
pAwERg ggKaE'se III rms DAY. ATloB ocLocs'
a. lDts Nen sna " oaens Cotton, siso AR lg q
o. aro.l Ggoia Os.. SOC el'er Asls. risss ys- -
y. Ae ~ ra"r = a. POlsASski. no % i'sS s.4ssi.
pOsrroStxEsr.
AUCTION saLg oy rnIsTsps WATERFALL Ac
~ r. fAitGnii.D Aoesss
me s.i. ef rsf.,-rs s.,4i.s. s.-lia.y. "A A.. a.
,,rl..s 20 ses g-@ =, S~.aa - . ~ Tssrs ~
ssvdsss dsasss IA srrsa. inn ,~- vryo-sv isf s>hs
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
A UCTION NOTICE E--PEREMPTORy SALE Of
"A ELE1ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
To close estate.
RUSSELL W. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer.

hvSoELh N6oitOlAs Aucsl0ueers
superb rs ssssn ss s;S Csn Ssfr &C.
at the
avenue Ts sale eompr!ses the entire contents Of the house.
BE Be % nsa Or oh
Marble os naie 'sssss c.sss, es. ,as sS and Cover
Three full suits Sr rosewood AM wsngt rsor Furniture
isS ;;s
Rugs TafisS Lounge with Chair. io match; Lady
nsssore Reception @ s Caa eG ds rose S:sns n, o
81
DsfkS ss ceaa'; FURNITURE
1ss spring oh.rs rich csrpess Mirrors frsscA
bss RSs sneA aud chin.
sSa s, TABLE s
e G d end q S No sn Win cash :. ssIS e.
sale 70 eari pack Or .hp sooda Of parcha.rrs
sss szGs ~ sSgs
. M 80 = Eisssas s;ss ..el and Lace Curtains.
Rich Cut Glass; q Al Hi rrsiiS iHs sy'. AScfos wSc1
81; rssa . ss
n s T.as s. Two ssa
mad. 70 order er The owner sxprss roewocd EAgerss
'f @ %
sSssS ned rep. China sna f.nsn rsror
S 1,S sos5TSop s5ySs e1s4 sIAsSgonrE .,.S
elacnnt with round richly carved
legs case ali provsmens and made By osIe
o''''d '''' %ifsi ciixxsxRs AND DINING ROOM.
Rosewood ami black walnut Bureaus bedsteads
WnshstAn Tete Atetss Chairs, Rockers covered In
hair cloth Lounec Mirrors Clocks spring and Hair Mat
rcsses, Beds Blankets Quilts Shades. Tea Tables solid
black Table, twelve Dining Chairs bus
rts rich Gassware lvpry Table Cutlery Chandeliers
Hall Chairs Hsuand. Oilclohs. &C. Sale positive Depo
required. 49,
cart. pack ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
UcrIoN NOTICE
BY Y. HALSEY CO.

A j. i. HALsEY. AUcrIoSBBR.
BYJ L. HALsEY CO.
s.s'roe" lsHsSi4 III sS i.i'E 1lsir ;i.; T. Ne" York
On the P.sRRfE: PrxReE fsxDs IL Ds's%i!' sale street.
HARDWARE, cUfLlEnY, GUNS, &C.
For s''''sfi sraE 'r4ss sxns Ss III flk s''''''''"
Formerly adv'rsa wiTIISss@s e sss Ss' on THURSDAYS
Glued 10 continue the business.
A. c. rurrts 5s,,ias hgeTIoSE6kp r. SE5RpwAr
CABINET AAkEEs fsos SAFE sAfs. STORE FIXTURES &C.,
being tho balance OF the late stock OF Dwight Bishop
A C. FUTILE wll ,el 90 Thar.d.y =. 10Y O'Clock. a,
@ m roswooa Sus %aSoran, Ysor sa
Ktagrres Centre Tables. Lbr.sy Bookcase. Budets.
oiLes ChArs, sofA and Fancy Tables. &C.
!, ALSO.
iron Safe Hor,e and Cart let lease To be sold
IN ss s 81 s % s. ssse o sr so.d' stored on the pre-
A JogssHAY AyCrIosEas nes.s. eyTIcE NO rIss
ss 'ss ssssess g r.s: sss =
n sa1s /" Ss Ss Fer Il sa 9 ea,. 1a
and wsIna, fIsnc ssd;.esd. wsfdross. ws.a.
ss.. is n Pillows saSss ss Lace asa casp lain Wnss:
sbadss ingram Carpets oiIciolh china and
Glass Ware together win Kitchen Utensls
will commences.
ssI0NRE SALE or SHOE FINDIN0s AT se3 CA.
n nal street on TUESDAY, April I at II O'Clock A. NJ.
!; !: Sss !: is : Sss:l:
Middleton. A J. POW EK6, Assignee.
BURKE HORTON. AuctLoneersL
Once No. Greenwich avenue
A JoURNEAY AUCTfoNEER OFFICE no sPInE
n sre~tShis Of staten lslape Propsry public
this nereLanr E,shsngs sA,ssrocs M Brosdssy
Property Mr. j. q. Odc Marshiand staten Island about
Eth gvilc depot, ~ of land which
there {. three Org rame dwenng Tr;s tweny rooms
shops addition; wells eaceent
or he choicest kinds Of fruit Of the purchase
nd ~.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
HzsRr H. tFEps NoHss;oHb S9 a AySTIShHERs SYIS3HN

HENRY II. LEEDS . CO. AUCTlONHERs.
II HOUSEHOLD Fy RNlTURE.
HENRY n. LEEDS CO. will eel 81 auctien, Thurs
day April ~ st io O'Clock. at No ass East sevenssen,h
ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Consisting OF
Velvet Bruxseh snd !ngran csrPss; nAlosav and
Sofas wood suits II brdeac Suits In
s rosswcod marble Top csntrs Table LroAte and Iacs
Wndow Curtans g frame Pier Mirrors Marble Slabs and
Bracks yrsnch rvscwocd and ccnage Bedstesd Feather
Hair Matrrsscs Bolsters Pilows and
Gard Tables mahogany Chairs sofss and Lounges hair.
cloth velvet aud Brnsscs Stair Cars silver plated Stair
ChAr Arm Chairs &C. rsrbIe top E,asere with
Glass and Kitchen Furniture, with which the vale viii
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
sALEs AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A H. yANDfRPOOL CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
PEREAPlORf SALE OF
PAINTINGS. STATUaRY, BRONZEs,
AND MANY RARa AND COSTLY WORKS
OF ART. AND ARric LES or vIRTU.
AT PUBIiU AUCTION,
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

T BopARr. AuCTI0EEER-BY 3, Al, Bo0ART-BY
this cay NJ iOk O'Clock A. NJ - No North Wissn
street. sorrc Horse, Butchers Cart and u
Harness; also. srAy Ilorse and Express Wagon.
A. n. CUNkEY, Attorney for Mortgage.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02
Let Them be Received.

4 correspondent of the Mobile
Advertiser, signing himself Com.
mon Sense" expresses our opinion
exactly in the subjoined extract frcm
his letter to that paper:
"If the Western States, Indiana
and Illinois, propose ~ join tie Con-
federacy, they ought to be received !;
and also Ono AID Iowa, if need b.,
to bring about peace. Ii will not b.
polite or sensible to spurO the ID
vances of the peace party OF those
States, led by such men as VaIlan1-
.igham, O.ds, Bright, Richardson,
and others. who have been OUT stead
fast friends throughout tie VAL
We not only neerl the physical! and
N ,teritl all Of lhDse States, but ma
ture,by immu-abie geographical lines.
points 10 their national identity with
US; and this is, il possible, rendered
more paIpable b, the common sati;r,
ing AMI ruin which Is FAST eogur hine
the West ana South together. The
Elalern AID Middle States, on The
contrary, are tali' mag ca the War.
wv need the West, not more loi
its power and resources than as :
guarantee for future peace. 1t vii
also bring along with it Missouri nnt
Kentucky, without d struggle, ant
virtually end the war.
The poprhtion Of The four North
western Safes is about 6 100000 -
the representative population Of The
eleven Confederate States, about 7,
900, 1000 Missouri and Kentucky
have 100000 Of whites. we will
therefore, have a Iargrr representa-
tive population, by fifty per crn,um
Than the Statrs Of Indiana, Illinois
Iowa. and O0io, while our Senatorial
representation will always remain {
permanent check on any attempted
Infringement upon oar rights - whlcl
in the mutability o.! political thing:
imay arise.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02
ANOTHER CARTEL.

The Richmond Enquirer aliirms
that another cartel for tie exchange
Of prisoners, held by the respective
bclIigerenis, has been entered into.
The Enquirer thinks this due TO the
Presidents proclamation, iasucd De-
cember 23l. We quote from the
article in the Enquirer, which says /:
The Federal Commissioner has
now agreed to deliver up all those
Confederate officers and soldiers who
had been wrongfully defined previ-
Gus o the Observation-Disclosures BE-.
longing 10 the regular Confederate
army, or 10 Irregular organizations
also, the officers detaiu4d by Butler
and such soldiers as have been tried
by their military tribunals and S n
fenced. la short, all those case:
which provoked the Presidents proc
lamation, are TO be redressed ans
if the Yankees act in good faith, ev
cry Confederate soldier and either
confined 10 their prisons, (eXcept OF
ficers captured since the proclama
ton. J will be delivered within three
weeks This will include the BRAY,
anG unfortunate Zagyona.
So it stands With respect TO al
prisoners taken on either side betor
: the Presid MS proclamation Of De
cember 23d. The future begins
> new score; and it demands The mos
anxious attention Of tho Prea;tlen
aud Congress. 1t may be interest
ing to know that the enemy has, a
this moment, almost or quite a; mtn.
officers of ours in I'll If hands, as W
have of their officers, but of pIiv#tes
We hold a much larger number tia
they.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02
Profits OF Extor!loa =

That our readers may have some
idea Of the enormous profits now be-
Ing made by a certain class, we take
the following extract from the Rich
nond E. qi rer Of late Gate. Let
the Investigation be continued let
Il be extended to Tennessee, by au-
thoritv rf the Confederate Govern.
mart, and consumers may be able to
learn why it is that they are com-
PEELED topay several hundred per ctnt.
more than an honest profit would
iuslifv for domsstics and other fami-
Iy supplies; -
For instance take the Ctonshaw
Wooden Factory AID the Belridcre
Piper Manufacturing Company. :
These concerns were lately exam
insd By a Committee Of the Virgin
ia House Of Delegates on extoFtiOn
and business facts Of a startling char
acter we're brought to ligh'.
President Cfenshaw depased oil
oath, that bis company, on a casi
c,pitai OF 100000, had declared
and divided dividend Of $3.50, 600
with 100000 subject to dividend
should the directors think Ii desira
ble''
President Whitfield, Of the paPe
mill, deposed on OatI, that the ne
profits for The years 1860. 1861, an
1862 combined, amounted TO $3.50
750," on an 'ac'ual capital Of S4l,
000;' and be added, that fully three
tourths Of the dividend mentjone
shove, was male in 1862, or Sl72
900 profits ia one year on S4i,OO
actual capital, A stock holder Of th
BeIvidere Manufacturing Compan
informs Us that siuce the War bega
be heG received dividends on 500
Of shares, .amonntiog to $645O--a
amount which he cousiieTed, if nc
extortionary, at least improper, an
he donated tue whole amount to tn
army. This man was Mr.. J. ". Raj
dolph, Bookseller, oG Richmond.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02
HIGH PRICES.

The rate at which prices for all
commodities are running up through
out the Southern Coniederacy, is tru-
ly alarming. In districts remote
from the army, the burden is not felt
so severely, but We eau form some
idea Of the fabulous prices which are
being demanded, by our own expert
ence. What is to be the end Of this
faver for foliune-making, We cannot
foretell. Or one thing, however. we
feel assured I; that not one in ten Of
the fortunes ground from the poor
and l4boring classes by the heartless
Spectator, vii! remain in his posses.
sion very long after the war shall
have ended.
This state of things must end;
and when it does, it will go hard
with those who have pushed the
necessaries Of life almost beyond the
reach OF the majority Of the peo-
pie. Such has been the history OF
all markets where prices have become
SO inflated. II 100 much steam is
crowded into a boiler ot the purrst
iron, it will explode. 81 it is with
these inflated prices. The boiler is
full and crowded. A ittle more
pressure added will bring Gu the ex-
pIosion, when the spectators will
find themselves houseless, homeless
provisionless. and without a friend
TO pity their misfortunes, the just
reward for their sordii selfshness.-
The Cheat jehovah has said be wi.
not permit the poor to be ground tC
The earth. ard hold the mqn who
does such iniquity gulllless.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02
QGatbs.
DIED..

Mrs. MARY AKIS Mckinney, wife of DIR.
Charles Mckinney, was born in Petersburg,
Va, October 9Th, 1870, married in Danville,
Ky, June 9Th, 1909, moved to Fayetteville,
Tenn, in 1913, where, after a residence OF
about fifty years, she died, suddenly. abou,
10 o'clock P. NJ, Wednesday, 25th ult.
she was an humble devout, CHRISTIAN. a
noble wife, devoted mother, indulgent mis-
tress and irreproachaLle ueighbor and ASSOC
ciate. A better woman never graced society
such was the concurrent testimony of al
who knew hor-and having fulfilled her mis-
sion here, she quietly entered the presence Of
Cop. whom she hal long and faithfully served
Her deeds live after her--may her memory
long be cherished
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02
MAKE BREAD!

The Redmond Examiner says
the South is III no real peril while II
has bread for lis armies. Lei his
be supplied, and IL the rst is certain.
In view Of the NV turu which alI drs
have now taken, it is plain that uol
only patriotism but interest reqnite>
that all the agricultural power oil the
country should be devoted to the
production of GRAIN. Cotton and
tobacco viii have only a speculative
value for years 10 come; but corn OF
oats are or will he worth from Two to
five dollars bu5hpl as fast as they
can De got out Of the ground. Let
every man aud woman in the couH.
try plant corn now. The wheat crop
of this year will be failure, but it is
not too late 10 replace it with So
perabuEdtnt harvest of Indian corn.
Every part Of The Southern country
can produce il 10 perfection and pro-
fusion. Ii is The natural crop of the
country. Every farmer 10 the South
will become suddenly rich if be will
this year utterly renouhce cotton AID
tobacco, aud plant every acre in corn
and oats.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02

An A~klgard Predicom Mir
Albert r de Pol adverji5es ia The
Columbus ga Sun, that he VAS re-
Gently m rrlel to Mrs SARAH Y.
Pendle,ou, believing from informal
ton she had received that her bus
b nd In the Army was dead. Since.
they have received information that
Peudlaton is still alive. In this di.
lemml, the parii's have separated,
deeply rogretting the wrong inadver-
tently done. The lad, was in toe
mach of hurry to we'd - that's all
but if her lawful spouse has no ob-
lection, we haven't.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-04-02
s@ We invite The attention o

a@ We invite The attention OF
every farmer, and every man who
has an acre or a rood OF ground that
Can be cultivated, to the following
item from an exchange
FAMINE IN THE SoUTH. The n Y,
Herald has an article under this head.
ing, in Which it says that ii to the
Other misfurtunes of the South that
Of uuappeased hunger be superadded
there can he no doubt that The rcbel-
will soon yield In this view it ur.
ges the President at once to attack
the seaboard cities, and thus cut the n
off from the outside world. 1t say.
the South does not lack men. arms
or nutritious Of war, hut that it doe;
need food for its armies.