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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08
Thursday Morning, November s, 1866.
Where did Lincoln Stand

Mr.. Lincoln wrote in November,
1862, to Governor Shepley, of
Louisiana, as follows:
DR.. Kennedy has some appre-
hension that Federal officers, not
citizens of Louisiana, may be set
up as candidates for Congress in
that State. In any view, there
could be no possible object in such
an election. We do not particu-
larly need members of Congress
from those States to enable us to
get along with legislation here
What we do want is the conclusive
evidence that respectable citizens
of Louisiana are willing to be
members of Congress, and to swear
support to the Constitution, and
that other respectable citizens are
willing to vote for them and send
them. To send parcel of North
ern men here as Representatives,
elected as would be understood
land perhaps really SOL at the
point of the bayonet, would be
disgraceful and outrageous; and
were | a member of Congress here
l would vote against admitting
any such man to a seat.
The above letter. of Mr.. Lin
coin is conclusive evidence that be
was in favor of the admission to
Congress of members from the
Southern States, while the war
was going on, even though they
should have taken part in the re-
bellion. He further regarded it
as a disgrace to elect Northern men
at the point of the bayonet, and
were he member of Congress he
would vote againstit. We should
think this letter would put to
shame any Radical who has par.
ticle of honor or justice left.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08
SIGNIFICANT HIsToRIcAL FACTS

SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL FACTS.
1t is fact that the Democratic
party has always sustained every
Incumbent of the Presidential
chair who has defended the
Constitution; and the anti-Demo-
Gratis have heartily opposed all
such. The only three Presidents
ever elected by the anti-Democrats
where Harrison, Taylor and Lin
coin. Each died in the Presiden-
tial Office, and were succeeded by
Vice Presidents elected by the
same party. In each case, the an
ti-Democrats quarreled with the
Fice-President, because he would
insist on being guided by the Con-
stitution; and they each, in turn,
had to throw themselves for support
on the Democratic party. These
are significant historical facts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08

The Montreal Fitness says a
man at St. Athanase applied coal
oil to q fresh cut on the wrist, and
Immediately after he felt burn
ing sensation and the arm began to
swell; in about six hours the swell
ling extended to the body, and he
died in two days. He said he felt
as if his whole body was burn
ing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08

A keg of yeast powder explo-
ded in an express Office at Free
port, Ill, blowing forty pound
bar of iron through the ceiling,
and seriously ipjuring the express
agent.
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STAPLE ARD FAMCY
GROCERIES,!

consisting Of Sugar, Coffee, Tess
Cheese, Rsisins, Oysters, Sardines.
Coniectionaries, etc, which will be
sold as Low as the same quality Of
goods can be- sold by any other house
in this place.
& Oysters and Sardines pre-
pared for the table in any style wished
sD- Country Produce, such as
Eggs, Butter, Dried Fruit, Potatoes,
etc, wanted, for which the highest
price in Groceries will be paid. Give
Us a call. Feb 8, 1866-1y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08

II EEP constantly on hand large and
IN well selected stock of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-08
GROCER Is.

of every description, which we offer to the
trade at Lo,oest Market Prizes.
Our facilities for furnishing all articles in
the Grocery line cannot be exceiled by any
house in the South or West.
We have now in store and to arrive
1000 barrels Flour:
100 do Refined Sugars;
25 hhds Yellow do
so barrels fresh Clover Seed;
100 DO Rand C.and Bour bon Co. Whisky
200 bags Coffee;
325 boxes Star Caadles;
200 do Cove Oysters;
100 do and or. boxes Raisins;
80 do assorted Frni:s;
% do do Nuts;
200 do do Candies and Kisses;
100 do Cheese;
500 kegs Nails;
50 dozen painted Buckets;
80 do Sifters;
25 boxes Tobacco. Cbsst brands;)
80 kegs English and American Soda:
25 bags Pepper;
20 do Spice,
10 do Ginger;
10 barrels Copperasl
10000 pounds Hollow Ware;
Also, in store
20 casks assorted Queensware. and all OF sr
articles kept in our line.
The above articles are put up ia packages
TO suit the Trade.
Mn. PARMELE & co.
\. B. Special attention given 10 forward
ing Goods and storing, selling, OF shipping
Cotton. II. \. P. & co.
march 29-12m
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INSOLVENCY.

DCRSUANT 70 an order Of the CIeTx Of
Il the County Court Of Lincoln County,
Tenn, upon she suggestion Of the zdninisfrs-
togof the estste Of N-s Matilda R1a5o1pA, dec.
Of ths insolvency Of said oecedeurs estate
notice il hereby given TO sll persoos having
tlzsr1s against said estate 10 present. them 70
The Clerk Of szid Cours, s1fasofics.sd, o. u
before ths 9th Of February next, for PRO
rata 6iEriO1fson- Or fhsy viii Be forever de-
barred. HUGH THOMSON, Air.
Enge. LEES.
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Notice.

TyHERE are still number Of old accounts
Il dus TO fhs ess2te Of 3. IL Rfa9c, dec.
Those oring Will Please call O. GBoEGE B.
BoTLEs, and make payment Immediately.
JACOB GILLESPIE A21. 9s.
Mach Is
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AND FANCY
GROCERIES,

CASTINGS, Iron, Nails, Wooden
u Ware, Boots and Shoes, Leather,
County Produce, ETC., have now in
store and will continue to receive
direct from Louisville, a large and
choice assortment Of Sugar, Coffee,
Molasses, Salt, Mackerel, Tobacco,
Cigars, Iron, Nails. Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Nutmegs, Dye-Stufls, Can
dies, Oysters, SardineA Crackers,
Cheese, Nuts, Candies, Boots and
Shoes, Ware, etc, which VIII be sold
is Low as any House In the Place.
Call and see before purchasing else
where. PRICE & COLE.
March ID, fs66-1y
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Message of Gov. Patton,
OF ALABAMA,
Tile Opposes the Constitutional
Amendment.

MOBILE, November 13.-Tho Governors Mes
sage takes strong grounds against the Constitu-
tional Amendment. Aftor reviewing the whole
subject, he says am decidedly Of tho opinion
that this Amendment ought not to be ratified
The first section ombodcs principles dangerous to
the people of the whole country and is applicable
to Now York, Massachusetts, and Alabama. The
third section would bring possible good to repre-
sentod Stntos. 1t would reduce those unrepre-
sented to utter anarchy and ruin. We are sincere
ly desirous for complete restoration to the Union,
and want conciation, harmony and national tran
guilty. We feel that have given every evidence Of
honest purpose to conform in good faith to tho
condition of things surrounding Alabama is
as true to-day to the Constitution and Laws Of the
General Government any State in tho Union.
Under the Internal Revenue Law-taX on cotton
the people OF this State pay revenue to the
Government to tho amount of nearly two millions
dollars per year-in the enactment Of which
laws they had no voice. Tho Amendment was pro-
posed when noarly one-third of the States were
unrepresented and all its harsh features nrc aim
cd at it's features thus excluded. The ratification
Of such an amendment, under such circumstances,
cannot accomplish any good to the country, and
might bring irrevocablc disaster.
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Georgia Items.

TIE WANDERER.-This wel-known vessel, o fine
yacht originally and afterWaFds 81 spcGossfui a
Georgia, having got worm-oaten, was sent north
for repairs. On examination, it was found TINT
her hull was damaged, and n survey was hold.
She was put on tho ways for overh3uling, but it
appeared that she required rebuilding, That has
been done and sho came horc yesterday, rebuilt,
ropanted, and reftted. She has been rebuilt on
her original lines, with tho exception Of making
round stern in place OF her former square one; O
decided Improvement
On Friday night last somo daring thieves broke
into tho store Of Messrs. G. X. Osgood g. Co., on
the Florida and Charleston Steamboat Wharf, and
stole quantity of tobacco and bacon, with which
they wero successful in making their escape
They effected an entrance by taking out tho Frame
sash, &c., OF window opening upon an adjoining
ogues.-SaUanpah Republican.
Tho Columbus Sun reports Tho case of n negro
boy about fifteen years Of ago, who starved to
death on Tuesday. night. Some young gontomen
case to the Freedmen's Bureau officers, asking
for his admission into the hospital, which was re-
fused.
The engineer of tho Augusta water works pub
the year ending October 1, from which we find that
there wero but twenty-one in oil, three Of which
were in Hamburg, and five morely alarms such as
burning chimney.
died in that city on Sunday last in his 10th year.
Mr.. r. has resided in Columbus since its first
settlement. and has been identified with all its
leading manufacturing and commercial interests
Col. H. D. Capers, commander Of Capors' Bat
talon, has purchased the Central Georgian, at
Sandersvie.
The merchants Of Savannah are crowding the
Quitman Banner 30 much with advertisements thai
the publisher is obliged to omit much reading mat
tor. We rogret this, rs our friend Styles ia always
interesting.
The construction OF the telegraph limo botweer
Macon and Eufauln is progreasing rapidly. Tht
Cuthbert appeal urges upon tho business mon O
that place tho importance OF making efforts to es
tablish IN office there.
company is now engaged In building O ootto,
successful businese.
The Sheriff ana Deputy Sheriff OF Nevtol
county haVo both resigned, 90 tho ofaoes dom
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day,

JOHN s. RIdGs will sell this dny ut his salesroom,
Of Broad street and East Bay at II O'Clock City Six
per cent. Stock, South Carolina Railroad Shares, &c.
MCKAY & CAMPBEIL will soil this day, at the resi-
dence corner of King and yandcrhorst streets, north
sdc at 10 O'Clock tho furniture of family declining
housekeeping, consisting ofparlor, dinngroom, cham
Dor and kitchen furniture
LAuREY & ALEXANDER will sell this day, in South At
lanto Wharf stores at II O'clock gunny baggng, sugar.
coffee, tin, &c.
J. A ENsLow Co. will sell this day. at South Dry
Dock Wharf, ut IL O'Clock, mahogany, logwood, fusc,
&c.
r. NJ. MARSHALL will sell this day. before his sales
room No. SO Broad street. at halfpast 10 O'Clock, sad
die and draft horse, mule buggy furniture carpets &C.
CLIFFORD & MATHEwEB will sell this day. nt store No.
II East Bay OF IL O'clock 25OO0 choice segars wines
brandy, rlim guaya jelly, &c-a of direct importation.
L. BUNoH & Son will sell this dny, ut No. sos King
street. at - O'Clock mules, and calves donkey &C.
also bedstoads, stoves, old furniture. &c.
REMEDY for Boils, Pimples and Eruptions-EppISos g
Sarsaparia and Queens Delight. The above distressing
impurities of the system yield to the virtues Of that
happy compound If by magic. For sale by all drug
gists. fmw
Hs1AsH wondered why IN this enlightened century,
when every science has advanced to almost perfection
some actuated by desire to promote the health
aud welfare of his fcllow.being has not given the
world medicine which would prove efficacous in tho
Of those most painful diseases viz Diarrha Dys
entery &c. To such would soy, that at least
dy has been found in On. MARSDEN'S CARMINATfyE
SYRUP 1t only requires trial to prove its unlimited
! extent. For sale by oil druggists.
KING CASSIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, wINENIAN L CO., Agents.
November ~
homeopathic MEDICAL NoTIcE.--Drs CLEcKLEY &
ScHLEY tof Columbus Ga.,l having permanently located
in Charleston, respectfully tender their services to tho
citizens, in the practice of Homeopathy.
DR.. C. has had the experience of fifteen years in this
school of medicine.
Ofce at residence, No. II, s. W. corner COLLEGE
| and GREEN STREETS corner of Green).
HERvET NJ CLEckLEY, NJ. D. PHILIP T. ScHLEY NJ. D.
Scptcmbcr5 Tyr
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WuShin2tOn NcxYS.

n WASHINGTON, November 13.-The Hon. r. NJ. T.
JH.UNrER, of Virginia, and Commodore FORREST, of
the late Confederate Navy, at the Presidents
house to-day, urging their applications for pardon
1t is understood that Gen. GRA has addressed
letter to Gonoral SHERIDAN not to strictly enforce
Order No. 44, issued July last, which requires the
arrest OF persons charged with crimes and offences
against officers. 1t asserts that citizens and in
habtants of the United States can be confined in
military custody until tho courts ready to try
them. The object Of g, yal GRANT is to avoid oil
cause of complaint, that the Civil Rights Bill
is in force and the judicial tribunals open to al
oomplainants. Tho order has not been repealed
either by General GRANT, tho President the Sec
retary of War; as has boon stated.
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The Georgia legislature.

MrLLEDaEvILLE, November 13.-The bill repeal
ing personal liabilities in the of the charter of
the Augusta and Columbia Railroad, passed the
House this morning, and read the first tmo
in the Senate. Tho Senate passed the bill extend
ing the time under the Relief Act, for tho payment
of tho first nstalmont of quarter of the dobts to
the first OF January 1868, and to apply the benefit
of tho Stay Law to all judgments on claims in
ourred up to the 1st of june, 1885, The House
passed q bill to provide en- Agricultural College
0r he State, under the Loan Scrip Act Of Congress.
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Q a r D.
w . J. T r | MI
October 10

BEas TO INFORM IT'S FRIENDS THAT HE HAS
reopenod his Store at No. 80 MARKET sTERET. whore
he prepared to offer to his former psons choice lot
OF aRooEnIEs, selected from the Baltimore markets.
Psrsons wiahing desirable family supplies bo readily
suited. Having received liberal patronage beioro tie
Gro which oorsuraod hs STOCK he hopsa by etret at
tanon TO businoss 10 merit continuance Of tho same
Novanbaru q lmo
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The Baltimore CONTROVERSY.

BALTIMORE, November 13-Judge BAnToL having
decided tho habeas corpus case in favor Of the
new Police Commissioners, they at nrce entered
upon tho discharge OF thoir duties, and it is OK
pected that they will Immediately renew their de-
mand upon the old Commissioners for the surren-
der OF the Police Stations On entering their Office
3hey wore loudly CHI cred by large crowd congre-
)gated in tho vicinity.
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

POSTOFEICE, !
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER G. 1866
From this date until further notice. tho "Way Mails
for tho Northeastern Railroad route will close at II A. NJ
toxcept on Sundays at 10 A. Ny
Mails for Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, by
Northeastern Railroad route, Express train, at P NJ
Mails for Augusta and Columbia. md tho connections
Of tho South Carolina Railroad, will close at IA. M.
For Georgetown, by "Kingstrce," Sunday at 10 A. NJ
Wednesday md Friday at II A. NJ.
Novembcr7 STANLEY G.. TROTT, A. p. NJ
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1S.-Cotton irregular
and lower--Low Middling sS@s4. Sugar deolin-
ing, 1-@12a Molasses-inferior COO, primo sOc,
and dropping. Flour-good demand; superfine,
SLID; Extra, s1291555. Corn advancing, s1.35
Oats weaker, Coo. Pork dull, $50. Bacon dull
>16a017a. Gold 40.
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On Friday last the Atlantio Mail staan

On Friday last the Atlantic Mail Steamship Com
pany was enjoined by Judge Brady, Of the Cont
Of Common Pleas, Of New York City, from trans-
ferring the newly created capital stock Of the cor
al capital was four millions, but at q late meeting
4 was doubled with an understanding, it Is alleged
ss shs neT stock So9d not DO into market
plant set forth that the stock was being disposed
OF contrary to this agreement, and an Injunction
was, therefore, granted.
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Tho Fcnian Trials.

MONTREAL, November 13.-Tho Fenan trials to
take place at Bedford will be conducted by WM
RAntsEY, assisted by BUCHANAN and LANoELLor
BARNEY. Mr.. DEvL1N has been engaged for the
defence. Justice JOHNSTON will preside.
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TRIAL PARADE
OF THE
STEAM FIRE ENGINES OF THIS CITY,
TO TAKE PLACE ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ia, 1866.

COMPANIES. WITH THEIR ESCORT TO ASSEM-
BILE on Citadel Green at IL A. NJ Line to be formcd by
Chief and Assistants according charters Playing to
take place from the drant ut tho intersection of Broad
and Meeting Streets the platform covered with SOW
dust.
Each Company to play through so 100 hose at
their dscreton distance to be measured tho noz
zle and to play through size nozzle Companies to
carry what steam they desire. Each Company to be
allowed half hour to play after the suction is down. and
no more.
His Honor the Mayor. assisted by tho Clerk of the
Board to measure the distance, which shall bo SOLID
BODY OF WATER ONLY
Presidents r. S. DUnYEA and j. TRoUCHE respectfully
requested to keep time
The Hand Engine Companies having accepted the
invitation to act as cscorts will assemble at the samo
time and place with their Apparatus.
His Honor the Mayor and Aldermen are respectfully
requested to join the procession.
ORDER OF PLAYING OFF:
washington.
fhunA.. .......-........
By resolution Of the Presidents of tho Steam Fire
Companies. NJ. II. NATHAN,
Novcmbcr9 5 Chief Fire Department.
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Tho Mississippi Delegates.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-The delegates sont
APy the Mississippi Legislature, Messrs. H1ILYER
sand Lowry, to ask for the pardon Of JEFFERSON
DAVIS, have not had an interview with the Presi-
dent but have sent to him tho resolutions Of their
Legislature, and tomorrow will call upon the
President informally to pay their respects.
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Pennsylvnnin Republican Convention.

CHAMBERsBuRe, PA, November 13.-The Frank
Lin County Republican Convention met to-day, and
instructed their representatives in the Legislature
to vote for CURTIN for Senator. Tho vote stood ::
CURTIN 73 THAD. STEVENS 2; CAMERON 1.
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The Quebec Sufferers.

QUEBEC, November 13.-The committee appoint
ed to receive and distribute contributions to suf
ferers by the lato fire have decided to give $40 to
each Of the three thousand families in view Of the
near approach Of winter.
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R5"I NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO TIE PRO-
VISIONS Of tho Act of Assembly incorporating the
PLANTERS AND FARMERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
the books OF subscription will be opened by the under
signed, at tho Store of r. W. GALE CO., No. As Went
worth street. To-Morrow, 10Th of November, and will re-
main open until further notice.
Tho shares five hundred in number and 5000 cach
An instament of five dollars per share will be required
u )oa making subscription. Il. W. GALE
GEO. o. ROBINSON.
CHAS. Z. ROBINSON.
November IL sui mwf VIM. II. BELLAMY
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Ncw York Market.

New York, November 13.-Cotton dull and de-
clined cont sales 1000 bales at 35@37 cents.
Flour quiet; Southern ut $12 25D17 25. Sugar
quiet Naval stores have declining tendency.
Rosin IS 12s@19. Gold 145a.
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Last year 409, ass vessels cleared and entered the
ports OF Great Britain, and only ono per cent Of
This gSeas multitude were 0recked,
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ESSENTIAL OILS. EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
havoring and improving Brandics, Whiskeys, RUNS,
Wines Cider, &C., &c. Age and Body Preparations for
Neutralizing and Modifying Whskeys and Spirits E1-
tracts of Holland and London Gins Colorings Gum and
Sugar Syrups. and Fruit Juices. Dr. Fcueht,oan0er's
Treatise Frmtnted Liquors, ,cM 1000 Receipts and
Directions.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES, &c.
Fon SOAR MANUPAoTURKRB.-Siicate of Soda, Bolublo
Glass or Liquid Quartz in Dry Crysta Liquid or jolly
Form; Causio Soda Soda Ash, Palm and Cocoanut Oils
soapstone and China Cluy,
All orders sont to will have prompt attention. and
every information required will be chcerully given by
JOS. W. FEUCHrwANaER,
No. 55 Cedar-street. New York.
October 10 wfm3moB
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VIM. Wales, editor Of the Baltimore CONNER
oiel, has been appointed Surveyor Of tho port Of
BaBimoTo, Woo H6lton, remoseG
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So NOTICE TO THE SECOND LIEN, FIRST
MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs OF THE CHARLESTON
AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY.-By q reso-
luton of meeting of tho holders and of
jorty OF the whole amount of these bonds oil holders OF
the have the opportunity to approve the action OF
said Bondholders by which protection is contemplated
far as practicable, to their interest.
Every Bondholder, whether he took part in the pre-
limnary proceedings not may become party 10 tho
present movement by signing tho proper papers,
before Saturday, tho 17th inst at O'clock p M at tho
oco of j. REID BOYLSToN. Esq, of Meeting and
Hayne streets, Chairman of tho Committee.
j. REID BOYLSTON,
JAMES II. TAYLOR,
JOHN s. RYAN,
ALEX ISAACS, ro,r,;.,o,
A. n. CHISOLM, Soiiau''''e'
E w. MARSHALL,
b. D. LAZARUS,
j. L. TOBIAS,
November II
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General CHARLES II. HOWARD, Assistant Com
missioner Of tho Freedmen's Bureau, has issued q
circular to colored preachers Of the District Of
Columbia, with request that 1t be read to their
congregations. Ho states that about 5000 freed
people have been provided for during the past
year, having boon furnished transportation to
places at which employment had been secured for
them. It is stated in the circular that amongst o
popr,ation of a. 900 freed people in tho District,
probably not moro than $4,000 can obtain work at
fair wages.
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go NOTICE.-THE FRIENDS OF DIR. Pc
TER G. SNOWDEN. of St Johns Berkeley, announce him
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Charleston Dis
trict, at no ensuing election.
November tu4H
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, November 13.-Cotton sales to-day 200
bales. Middiings 80. Market very dull.