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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
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The food and luxury Of the age, without a single
fault One trial will convince the moot skeptieai.
Makes Puddngs, Cakes, Custards banc MsnRe,
&C. without singlass, with few or no eggs AZ cost
astonishing the most economical. A slight addi-
ton 70 ordinary Whest Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. ltis slso excellent for thickeaing
sweet sauces graves for tish or fest soup, &C For
Ice-C Cream nothing can compare with IL. little
boiled in milk will produce nch cream FOR cohee,
chsrOlste, tea, &C.
But up IN one pound packages, under the trade
marx Mazena, with directions for uze.
A most delicious srticle OF food TOR children and
uvaiids Of all agss. For sale by Grocers snd Drug
Fisls everyWhere.
Wholesale Depot, i0S FULTON S. New York.
WILLIAM DURTEA, General Agent
iune 34-IY.
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BOOksRLLERs AND sTATIONERs
oARaIAGR NIANUFACTURERs.

q CINGLETON, r Bookseller, Publisher,
y S.aiioEer, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
luiidin0
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
Vas the only Preparation for food from
Indian Corn"

That received 6 medal and honorahle mention f-on
the Royal Commissioner, at the great International
Exhibiton, London, ls62, the competition Of all
prominent manufacturers Of "Com starch and
Prepared Com Flour" Of this and other countries
moth h1ithstgnmnu.
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coal Ann WnOn.

rT'uMeKINs, d. to.-U. 5. Cain Agents,
II Ufheers' Pay Accounts and Qusrternasters'
Youehers bought a the best rates, or collected.
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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NEWs DEALEns. sc.

DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
L sion Merchants Our prompt attention is gwen
~ the receiving and forwarding Of Cotton. 81
south Market stteet.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Fsin knsEy, with AIhsts oasa,............. sas %
Sterling HiVsr case.....-... IS 90
PAL IeEslsd, "----. 81 So
s.ssn earte5t : . $500. ts @
fall JeNaiedl [" a.-.....---. Al %
ehonon'r bal. . $500. q %
Appleton, Iracy q Co., exirH isuelIod, gold
balance, in o. Sterling Silver case...... a5 %
sane, but with Expansion balance, in z o..
hlerilng Silver rs %
Aalnei 6lt with Expansion bslszce, accuraae-
y adjusted % heat and cold, in On. Etor-
Ing Silver eS %
The above IS for two ounce cases. Ertrs for three
ounce cases, t6i four ounce, $40. Vii Be seaf
res b nal or express on receipt Of price Pen and
NGlch circular sent nee. Address
@. P. BARNES,
DoaAeF in Sold Peas and American Watehes.
aurT-lV
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EFIksT NATIONAL BANK-Govsuuent Deposi
Il t5Fy-NO- 80 College street, bstNeen unioI
and the PuDlsc Square -DealsTs IN Uncurren
Money Exchange, coin, and GoFernment secur
lies o. al KINDS. stocks and Bonds bought AEc
sold on Commissioaf Collections promptly st.
tended 10.
A. G. sASYoKD, Pres't Jas G. O0DES, ,Oash'r.
NTARR, THOS s.-Broksf, corner UEion ana
WI College streets, buys and sells Gold, Urcur.
runG Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Ceilecilons zltended 70 promptly
Also buys and selis on Commission.
g ECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ y Cherry street, deals in Exchange, Govern
meat securities and % n. Collections promptly
eitended 70 J. LUHsDEz, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Desls IN Exchange; Government Securities
and CON. Coileetions promptly attended 20.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds stld on Commission.
". ". BEEKT, President. EBGAR JoSEs, Ca hiaT.
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REAL ENTATE AGENTS.

0oNE & TUNSELL-wholesale and Retail
~ boOkse' 'lers. Stauoners, and News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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Without a Rival.

AEi justly deserves the reputation IL has 70 l0ns
esisIea N Ceutui Amsrick md ths West Indiss.
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FTNHE9 vork hAs no riral - = cCndi6. lu-sd. com
L plete, Eutheufsc azd reilanle history cf ~
siErest couEict u cortsiss rretins unsites ssI1s
. tnree l<iEe Eoyal oeies9 volumes. sslendidiy q
lustrEted sith over 80 f1e pcrt-aits 81 6enerals
hsstiie scanes. ulzps sni dlalrams.
Refurnrd and dlfstien o1cers SOD soldleFs, ant
eaefreoc Tco1E rneu u Nanl q pruttalse employ
uls1t vi n1d r-is rsrc chn1ca . ua<a uscueg
- VII proFe . ~ dochtnE arclicsnE. - uroo
of shs above suad Or circulars s1d Sc ouf tlnls
AEiraaa JQA[k1 sEffs 4 CO.
oss-SaEsa
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TINNERs, &e.

Il L. a r. ". BROWN, Real Estate and Gsnsrsl
81 /. susiness Agenti, over York's BOOK store, $50
Union Str, ei, Nashville, Tenn. aut6-6ms
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BAKKRRs zND RROKERs.

OTIS, +. A.--Attorney and Counsellor at Law
" Offios ~ Cherry -: 2 o. Box T4s.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-08
New Advertisements

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention of our leaders:
Forty DoJLors-Is offered for The return of
los pocket book.
Young Ladies Acadensy-The French and
English Academy for young ladies' located
at York Penn, will he reopened On the first
Monday in September. Circulars can be had
by addressing the Principal -.te
Bakery for Re1at.-Mr Chas. Harris offers
to rent his well known Bakery, on BILL street.
A rare chance for any one who wishes to en-
bark in profitable business.
Iossorial- Sam'I Williams gives notice that
he has established himself at Mason's old
stand, on Union street.
Partner Wanted--A suitable man with two
to three hundred dollars can obtain situa
ton az partner, or on salary, by address
sing as directed in another column.
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CoNcEar To-NlGHT.-Our citizens will
hardly require to be reminded of the grand
Juvenile Concert that comes off tonight at
tha Opera House but strangers may know
nothing of its merits, and to them we address
ourselves.
The Juveuile Concerts, under the auspices
of Mr.. wilkins, sre performances of rare
merit, and have heretofore given universal
satisfaction and delight to all who have att
tended them. Ifyou desire to. spend pleas
aut evening, attend the one that comes off
Tonight.
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VALUABLE FARM "a PRINCESS
ANNE COUNTY FOX SALE

Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of Isaac l..
Davis, deceased, shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder the premises, at IL o'clock, A. NJ
Wednesday, the 23d day of August next, the FARM
the North Landing road, g miles from Kempsville
sided at the time of his DEATH containing 200
The improvements consist of large new Dwelling
House, with Cstern Kitchen, and other outhouses.
About 125 are cleared and in cultivation,
closed.
Mr. Joshua Fentress, the tenant, will show the prem
Uses to any one disposed to purchase.
Terms-Costs and expenses of sale cash, balance in
three equal annual payments, with interest on the
whole annually, to be secured by bonds with good
curity, and deed in trust to secure the same
J. j. BURROUGHS,
jy3l-eodtds Executor.
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HEADS OF TAILs.-Tc say the least, that
was very expeditions mode, adapted by two
young men in the Mayors Court yesterday, to
settle maj er Of change. IN adjusting some
account between themselye3 there was a bfty
cent note to be divided, but neither ned
smaller change. Lets throw heads end
tails" whispered one of the party, as he cast
furtive glance at his His Honor, who was
bu5i'y engaged e. his desk.
"Done" whispered thu otherd"Heads win,
tails yon loojc'
"Not S" said No l. 'but I'll blow this note
up, and if the face is up when it reaches the
floor, it: niae, AID if tbs back is up its
yours"
"Blow away" said No 2, ''but don't let His
Honor see yOu, or he'll bIoao you up"
No elevated the shiuplsster by puff, and
1t descended 10 slow gyrations to the floor.
The isce was uppermost and No pocketed
IS note
This struck as SO being new way to settle
accounts in the Mayors Court, bat we don't
know if it is not much better way than is
frequen' y edopted
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS - That insight
ly gap at the corner of Main street at Market
square ia to be filed up. The owner Of the
laud has leased it to different parties of en.
terpiise, who will speedily commence the
erection of substantial aud modern buildings,
for business purposes. The temporary struc-
torres, now occupying portion Of he space,
ale 10 be removed, and about ten splendid
houses erected. Among the parties who are
thus determined az Improvement, ara some
of our own nerchanls We learn, also, that
one or two Baltimore Grms are interested.
This location is one of the very best in the
corporate 4imits for business, being at the
junction Of two of the principal thorough
fares OF the city. When these stores are cons
pletsd and filed with goods, they win show
in great coasrast with the unsightly pile of
bricks hat now m e's the eye at that point.
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DEAD BODY FOUND The body of young
man, in an advanced STATE: of decomposition,
was found on the canal near Great Bridge,
on Wednesday last, by Capt. Gregory, Of the
steamer BERTHE. The deceased was dressed
10 the garb of T.. S. sailor, and from marks
of blood on his shirt, was supposed to have
been fouly dealt with. He had saody hair
and whiskers, but was not recognized by any
one oa the BERTHE. Capt. Gregory, as an act
81 humanity, caused his remains to be in-
tered. 81
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nLOwS! PAOWsI! PLOWs!!!
WARREN & WOODHOUSE,
No. 8. Ronnoke Square,

No. g. Roanoke Square,
Next Door to the Norfolk City Mills,
Keep constantly on hand large and we'll selected
stock of
plogs Harroes, CultiratOrs, Deuils Corn Planters,
corn Shelters, Fan Mills, Horse Po,oers and
ThraSherS; Garden BarroWS, AUtes and
Springs, Cart BoGes Pipe
Boxes, HoUou Ware,
Horse Shoes Plo1o Castings Of all SzeS Spades, Sho0eH
Forks, Rdkes de-, de-,
Bar and Bundle Iron, Steel, Field and Gards" Seeds
We warrant any article in our line to be as good and
as cheap as any other house in the city.
Farmers Merchants, and others respectfully In
vited to 1--WE ms a cali au4-1y
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PAVEMENT OykRFIowED - The pavement on
Wide Water street, from Church halfway to
the market house, was overlooked yesterday
afornoon, by he rain which fell SO copiouss
ly. This was owing to the improper gra-
Ding OF this steet, and calls loudly for correc-
Tor. To cross Wide Water street on any of
the above FAMED SPACE, or Church street, at
its Junction with Wide Water, would necesi-
tate the use Of boat or pair Of three feet
stills.
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MASTER WORKMAN APPo1NrED.-Mr. C. Y.
Jordan, of Portsmouth, has lately been ap-
pointed ard entered on the duties of Master
House Joiner at the Gosport Navy Yard
Mr.. jordan is said to bs skillful mechanic,
and every way qualified for the duties of the
position.
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By Shaw G Roberts,
auS2t

GT0R~HGU- 8 AND FIXTURES AT
~ AUCTION.
We will sell to the highest bidder, for cash. Tues
day morning next, August Ssh, at 10 O'Clock, the
premises the Storehouse and Fixtures No. 8, Market
Square, occupied at present by Mr. X Strasberger
Clothing Store. SHAW & ROBERTS,
aus Auctioneers.
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CARRIERS WANTED.

Three or four more good Carriers will hnd
eu,plovment at this office, to sell and deliver
the Day Book. Boys, here's chance Tor
you.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Shaw & Roberts.

We will sellon Wednesday m3rning next August 9th,
at Of Roanoke square and Wide Water street. at
10 O'clock 10 or 20 good servceabe Horses and Mules
Among them is one (I) blooded Mare, s years old.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
auS2t Auctioneers.
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By Merwin & Ferguson, Auctioneers.

vyALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCES AN
AUCTION.
will be sold, at public auction, Tuesday, the Sth
instant before the premises, that valuable
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
No. 49, Charlotte street. This is fine and airy house,
with two basement and passage two good parlors
and passage on the I'd floor, with ell two stories
high; three bed chambers and passage the third
floors finished garnet; paved yard good cistern and
several outhouses.
This house is in an excellent neighborhood and pre-.
sents chance to purchase good residence.
Terms cash. Title good ....
Sale positively at II NJ.
MERWIN Il FERGUSON,
.. Auctioneers.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer au2tds
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LOCAL.
QUA ADvaur,-1ve gaTE.s.

We have adopted the following lb@fal
scale of advertising RAGS for the accommo-
dstion of our merchants and others, who d.
sire TO advertise 10 our columns regularly
it will be seen that in most cases the terms
49,, a. low as they were before the war;
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DIsLocArsD.-An intellgentand interesting
from buggy, en- Main street, Sunday after.
noon with such violence as 10 dislocate his
arm. The professional skill of DR.. Brown
was exerted in the case and the injured limb
restored to its natural position. We learn
that The little fellow is doing well.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-08

AocoMMoDATIoN FOR THE PRHss.-- Mayor
Tab5, with a degree Of consideration for the
press, that 10 former executive has exhibited,
has caused neat desk to be erected in his
court room, for The accommodation of the res
portorisl corps. This desk is enclosed in a
well finished railing and separates the Mems
bers of the press from the crowd that usually
haog arvund the court. Comfortable seats
and desks, are luxury that the press have
never INDUCED in, in any Of he courts in
this city before, aud is one of the evidences
of the existence among us, of advancement
and enterprise.
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aaaaOuT OF REPAIR. The City Jail is sadly in
med of repairs, and we earnestly call the at
tention of the authorities to it. No property
belonging to the city should be neglected, or
allowed 10 get into bad repair; but above all,
the city jail should be so kept as to ensure
the safe keeping of the prisoners confded to
thu Sheriff
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COLLECTOk'S OFFICE,
CITY OF NORFOLK, July 3lst, 1865. }
n ,,xDANAN NOE CONCE Il N IN
"a HlthGS

CITY OF NORFOLK, July 31st, 1865.
4 N tssDANAN ICE CONC K II m IN
n DOGS
1st, Be it ordained that upon every male doS KEPT
within the CITY, there shall be paid the annual TAX OF
two dollars and upon every female dog the annual tax
of five dollars to be demanded and collected OIL the
owner or keeper on the first day of August OF every
year. c ,,ao - ,4
I'd. That the occupier OF any house or lou,
to which any dog shall belong or frequent snail pc
deemed to be the owner of ssh dog, and liable Tor the
tax and fines imposed by the ordinance
3d. That if any such occupier of house or
lot to which any dog may belong or frequent, or II the
owner or keeper any dog shall fail, within ten DAYS
from the first August of year, TO- pay 10 tne
collector upon such dog and take his receipt or
the same specifying the number of such dog, winch
number with of the owner shall be inscribed
ON collar to be put around the neck of the dog he
shall pay fine of dollars, half OF which shall
90 to the inforer the other half to the use of the
city. -,
18th. 1t shall be the duty of the collector to keep
registry of every dog, upon which the tax mas been
paid with the number and name of the owner.
5th This ordinance shall commence and be in force
from and after the passing thereof.
N BAH persons interested in the abovs Ordinance
without exception will take notice that the law will
be rigidIy enforced against all offenders.
JAS. l.. BEL0TE,
au2lOt Collector
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II A k M r - &C SA b.
We have for sale, on accommodating terms, beauti
full Farm at Great Bridge, Norfolk county, 10 miles
from Norfolk city, and 400 yards from the Chesapeake
and Albemare Canal.
of which lis cleared and under cultivation. The dwell
ing is of the best in the country being nearly new
1t has rooms and all the necessary store rooms pan
tries, &c, &c. The outbuildings Barn. Stables Car
riage House, &c. &C, are in perfect order The Farm
is enclosed with Cypress poles and Juniper rails The
soil light, quick, and well suited to Trucking pur-
poses Steamers within short distance of it. by
which means the markets be supplied daily. 1t has
upen it the best water in the country and great va
riety of fruit and shade trees 1t is well suited for
Physician being about the centre of the county and
having upon it snug Office fitted up for that purpose
The location is healthy, its situation being high and
dry. This is, beyond question, the most beautiful
place in this section of country.
Possession given Immediately
SHAW & ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Streets.
au1-lw
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NUMBERED LAND FOR SALE.

We have fer sale FOG of Timbered Land thicky
set with Pine, Oak and Gum, Original growth), six
miles from Norfolk city, and one mile from Tanners
Creek, from whence the timber be RATED or light
cred to market 40 cords of Wood be the acre
from this land.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Streets
mo luz
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-08

JUICY.-Yesterday wss day of showers,
several times during the day, the movements
of pedestrians was ascurated by sudden and
copious falls of rain while the ladies, god
bless EN-, were compelled to seek shelter in
some store, or expose the tops of their CATERS
as tn, y padded home.
CLOSED UP.-The military authorities closed
up several restaurants on Church street day
or two ago, on the g5ound that they had
furnished liquor TO soldiers. A guard is sta
toned at each one of these houses and we
presume will be- kept there until their cases
are decided.
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AUCTION SALES,
By F. F. Ferguson.

sTTAlkfr HOUSE FOR REM AT AUC-
w TION.
will offer for rent, at public auction, the Ware
house on the corner of Reeds lane and Wide Water
street.
The Warehouse is well calculated for any kind of
business, and is in good order
The renting will take place on the premises, at 10
O'Clock, on Friday next 18th inst.
f. L. FERGUSON, Auctoneer.
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DIED,

At the residence of her husband in Isle of Wight
county, Mrs DIR. F. 7. VAIL in the oath year of her
age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST So
$40 REWARD.

~ $4U EWARU.
Lost, on Monday morning. about half past O'clock
somewhere between the Market House and the old
Bethel Church. Wide Water street, $500, all in 800
Greenback notes, rolled up in piece of old
paper
The above reward of $40 will be paid for its recovery
by leaving it at THIS OFFICE
au7-2t* 80 A%S! ,~t,
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TO NE ) AsD CraEr ;.

take pleasure in calling your attention to my
pete assortment and full sock of Agricultural Impe-
ments, Garden and Field Seeds Lar and Bundle Iron,
&c &c. ! have the warehouse formerly occupied by
Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN, whom | succeed in te
Agricultural business and shall be pea sed to see their
favored with their for the last seven years.
Without naming but few of the various items kept by
me- need only say that my stock is and shall be
posed of tho most approved kinds of PL0WS HAIR
ROWS, HAY and SHUCK CUTTERS, HORSE POWER
and TIIRASHERS and Farming Tools generally BAR
and BUNDLE IRON, CART BOXES, SPRINGS and
AxIIEfS, &C. &C. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed fresh
and genuine l solicit an examination of my sock,
where prices and quality may be judged of by those
wishing to urchase
c. BILLUPs,
farmers Head Charters
Jy21-ly No. IL Wide Water St., Norfolk Vaa
lus f2tstHANTs AND MaCHAEles' saw
I'VE INGS BARK,
OFEIGE No. 3S, BANK STREET.
WIN. T. HARRISON, -- President.
Jos. r. Spratley, ID. d. Simmons
Ryiand Caps, W. II. Turner,
b. Dclany, Jas. Y. Leigh.
VIM II. WALES, Cashier.
Deposits received upon the usual terms, interest be-
ing allowed at the rate of per cent on al amounts
remaining on deposit for 80 days upwards 4 per
cent for less PERIOD interest commencing 10 DAYS
after deposit, and ceasing 10 days prior to with
drawa ~ i
The Institution keeping accounts OF its New Depos-
tors entirely separate from those of the Old Deposit
tors, so as to answer the demand of the New De-
posites.
All indebted to our Institution viii please call. pay,
curtail or renew their paper.
The Board of Directors will meet every Wednes-
day morning at O'Clock. au3-ly
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llEEs HOH d NNOLISFf ACA DMMK FUK
L YOUNG LADIEs,
0 r K P E N N,
LOUISA A. WoTHERsPooN, Principal
This School will be re-opened the first Monday in
September. The best English, French, German and
Music Teachers employed in this school, and a
French lady resident in the family, giving all the ad-
vantages to be obtained in the large cities.
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the Prnci-
pal, York, Penn auS-Sw*
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1865-12-14
TERMS.
arThree Dollars for one year, :ava-

hTFIrfc rDIiitS ioE UHe year, ''e@-
f:al1s III ddrance
81 r Single copies, Ten Cents eacn.
Advertisement; inserted at One Dollar
Der so lare of Ten Lines or less for the first
Insertion; Fl ty Cents for each continuance.
ftJ- Obituaries and calls on candidates.
Fifty Gents per square. :,
fr-T Persons advertising by the year, will
he charged Fifty Dollars for whole colamn.
Twenty 1--WE Dollars for one-hai, Fifteen
Dollars for one-quarter Ten Dollars
ior one-eighth or less (rhe privilege OF
yearly advertisers is stririly lin ted to their
own immediate and regular business; AMI the
business of an aaveriis' firm is not consid-
cred as including that of its indiv iuai IN ein :
hers } No deviation from these terms under
any circumstances.
ar Al vertsements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, viii be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
BT No advertisement inserted gratuitousiy
EJs Advertisements of an abusive nature
will rot be inserted at any price.
i0e Announcing. Candidates Five Dollars,
to be paid la advance in every case.
0T Sob Printing of all kinds neatly
done on New Typ pc, and "n as reasonable
terms as auy office Ia tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1865-12-14

The Knoxville correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial tele
graphs that paper under date of
the 9th ult., as follows: "Tht
United States District Court
Judge Connolly F. Trigg presiding
began its session to-day The
streets and hotels are crowded
with citizens. The grand jury
have found Indictments numbering
over nineteen hundred, for treason
and giving aid and comfort to the
enemy. Parties will have contest.
ing cases, who, two years ago to-
day, were in the destructive as
saults on Fort Sanders. The court
will continue for some months"
The Chattanooga Gazette reports
the Indictment of Tom Spicer and
Or. J.. S. Gillespie by the grand
jury of Hamilton county.
Judge Butler, in his charge to
the grandjury ofthe Circuit Court
for Sullivan county, at lis recent
session at BlountviIle, said that he
had no charge togive them relative
to treason.