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Office of D. G.. Birdsall, were for diff
/ fcrent purposes than those that, have
! been alleged, as lately p1blished in
the newspapersi that he was onlJ
acting as counsel for one of the par.
ties, and had no share or in.
terest ia money paid by the
said collector at that time, and
that money and bonds we're taken
by the Collectors counsel, and re-
turned by him to Smith, less his ex-
penses and counsel fee. The commit
tee adjourned till Friday. z a.eai
The Protestant Episcopal Primary
Convention of the new diocese of
Long IslaDd. was orgaaized to-day.
The election of Bishop will be pro-
ceeded with to morrow 3 f8t
The Chamber OF Lille Assurance
commenced its annual meeting to day.
The election of officers will be post
pened till Tomorrow 10 day was
devoted to the consideration of the
formation of a National Chamber or
Actuarial Board. No result, howev-
er, was reached. -.t...i
Rualor now says the managers Of
TamuaDy Hall have resolved to nom
mate A.saOakleV cHaIlmor Abraham
Lswrencel for Mayor, instead of Geo.
w Mclean. ,f-,- -t.ss
The ship Isaac Webb, from Liver
pool, went ashore at Sandy Hook,
and is in a bad position. -.
Gen. Grant remained. in his rooms
at the Metropolitan to-day, and dined
at A. I. Stewart's this evening.
Two rufians robbed and cut the
throat of. man named Thos Co6ll,
In the upper part of the city, yester-
day afternoon, leaving him for dead.
Ill 9 vas found blythe polio and taken
to the hospital. 1t is feared he is
fatally injured
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. Is
EASTERN EaICHANG EL-Steady and firm
al par buying, and L 10Th per cent. pre-
mium selling.
FLoUR-Sfeady and firm; less aetiv @ ;
Spring extra, 80 J098 90.
WHEAT-No. steady and UNCHANGED :
sales at 81 O7@l 10; Closing at 81 OSdIt O81< /:
sales of No. this afternoon at 81 O8Iz. -
CoRS-No. in fair demand: 9dI0c high
er; sales at SO G95c: closing at 9Oc: No. 2
quiet, and 3g31zc higher; sales at 78dsoc :
1eeted, zoe: new shelled, &c higher: sales
at 5Jc IL store, aud 5Oc on the tTack : safes
OF No since Change SIZE. .af
OATS-fIrtn sales OF No. I at 45I<047c /:
rejected, 4cg4lc: andclGsing at 4G1zlG I7c for
No. l.
RYE More active, aud I6l2c higher:
sales of Mol at 3i-O59I 07 : No. 2, 81 Ola
81 %; closing at ou tSide-1
BARLEY More active; sales of NO. at
81 :.oa1 COS rel scied y o. S01l 81; closing az
&c - 90 -
PROVISIONS More active; mess pork,
Sz4 fard, E5c; short riU HE.
CATFLE - Ore active at SO T5a4 T5 for
common to good cows; 81 900s5 62I% tor fair
10 cholce PACK ng steers; So 75.a6 % for fair
shlppihg: strictly choice smooth beeyes
nomtnai at 50 1901 OO BE- .ssvn
11e0S : w ga x sHIt4l Id AWKWARD tendency
AT 20 oetGG 20 for common; So lg7 % Tor
lair GO medir1n1s7 am 81 25g7 10 for good to
REIGHTs-Dull and unchanged
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AeNErAgY & co HNERCIAL
New FORK Market.

BY Felesraph.l NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
CoTToN-High grades scarce and firm
and tow GRADES about 1c better; sales 300
nales at 2s1zc for low n1Addiings. and 245<C
4 lFLoUR-Receipts 81 ,4s4 barrels; opened
Gtl. rll a1d at SOfs scs 1e sgtss ssT 100 bar:
safe 50 sa5z 50 Tor extra W Stern: NJ ss 81 o1s Ia
pss 6ho s 81 20 sor 7Ca sasrs 81 81
Louis; $40 00@sl2 90 for good TO choice do,
ciosi sg nz quiet. CalifoEnia Flour npminaf;
sales OF 80 barrels at IS 9o9s 90.
Corn MEAL-ouIet; sales OF ICO barrels
of fair at s5 Is. sraf- auq
q WHEAT- ecaIpts 5G,s7o bushels dull,
ara ig2c lower; sales $500 bushels ut 81 81
~ PLOT No. 2Spring; y 20g2 50 for white
RrE-QuAet: sales of $500 bushels of
western IN small lots At 81 35gl 20 2.
BAkLEY-DuII aud drOopinR: sales of
5'qtso y, t1 RqsAels 81 y Of sc9tch at s. Is.
lower and less aetfS sa pes1els ne o 6055 &c
els at 81 07g1 II tor unsouhd; 81 i3af Is for
sou al mixed western; s5c- tor new white
g gs sqT foss4 as 6TsG 6yseTG
shade better: sales a. 00O bushels at 7O1<Q
7lc for w es, erp. slfftlg
GoAL-Ldght supply; very firm.
oos prices. = rrETt
Wool Quiet and steady: sales of $4,000
pou nds at a957c for domestic fleece. 389s5Oc
EE1eEmNonmiPpaf, a slss1lc Tor Carolina.
sUGAR-DulI; sales 100 hhds Cuba at Il1<
l9ll14c.f 4 VtH = fgrFgTfsf 80 ~ - =
MoLASSES-DulI oa bass ra
lHoPs Quiet a. l5925c for American ~
PErKoLEUM-F1rm az I411{gl5c Tor crude,
and zS1zc tor refined bonded9 t8E ~ r
LIHsEED OIL-Is duh at 95a97c for casks
and barrels. - =
Y PORK Dull and reguIars sales 80 bbIs
At S2ogeZS 90 1ors mess c oSfnR at SO bid for
round lots; S28 90 for loId do. 81 25a27 75
for 1905 aud 1863 do, e2laT6923 40 for prime,
ana ~ N92o ". for prime mess
BEEF-Heavy: sales rs barrels at $40 Goa
Si6 % for new plain mess, SI6 00g2O 10 for
new extra mess. TIerce beef steady: sales
l4n tIerces at S27 50g3O 20 for prime IN ass.
S5O OOt93a 70 for intiIag msss.4 Beef hams
quiet: sales 'llU barrels at SIS 506z9 so.
cur MEATS Quiet; shoulders Il a I6c:
hams and mi1dies quiet aud steady /: safes
200 boxes CombeFIand cut, January, at
uHc.
LAED-tirm aud In moderate demaud; :;
safes olO tlerCeS at I51<e9t65<c for steam rem
d9red; ia and lG1sgI71sc for kettle endered;
also ~ tleIces steam-rendered, seller, All
OVEN Der, at I6c. tt.f-f eatFf
95Uc Tor tAIe.
CHEESE-E'irn4 at l3lsIgc nf
SPIRITS TUkPENTIS Firmer at 47M
47Izc. .df =s,Ir.-~ r.-s.-1 = r1f-'fS
Fret HTS TO LTVERPooL Quiet, without
t1abeEiaA en4n&es .IE a-a.#f arm
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hsrs ST LOUIS.
The Troubles in APkaHSas-Eurther
and Reliable Particulars.

ST. LOUIS, November 18.-A Little
Rock special to the Democrat says of
the previously reported fight at Cen
tire Point, Sewer Cpunty, that Gen.
Catterson's report oTitlIea matter states
that he sent detachment of militia
under Major Demoy to occupy Centre
Point, aud just before arriving there
they met about ore hundred Ku Klux
drawn up in line OF battle. The Ku
Klux killed one militia man and
wounded several others. Major Dem
by then charged their line. kllied nine
of them ami wounded many more.
captured twenty prisoners aud twenty
stand OF arms, and thirty fve horses
and mules, and completely routed the
remainder of the party.
There is no quorum in the Legisla
ture yet.
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-~2a------4----s---'se
RALEI9H..
Governor HoIden's Message.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 18-
Governor aeldcn's message was read
to the l., gislature yesterday. He
shows that a tax of one Per cent. ad
UdloT M ou the property OF The State
would piy the interest on the debt Of
the Sta-e, and recommends such a
levy, e. He advocates. various internal
improvements. He encourages en-
migration to the State aad congrAtu- :
lates the State upon the suppression
Of the rebellion upon the basis Of sui
frage for ali. and on the election of
Grant and C1ltax, all Of which com
bine to render the Union perpetual.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. Is.
ToRACCo-Strong, with brisk demand.
FLOUR q Unchsnged; I; superdne Ga 5o95 90
extra 20 75la6 So
WHEAT-Stif, al 81 sO9l 50 for prime 10
choice Fall, 81 eS92 10 for fancy Spring,
81 l5I9l Is for No. z and 81 % Tor No. 1.
CORN digher, at 75aB21ke.
OATs-I92c better, af 49g65c.
BARLEY-Bes qualities higher: prices
range at 81 8O02 10 for Spring.
RYE-HIgher, al 81 l09I Il.
PoRK-lrregular, at SA 5002800 for new.
BACoN-Very little doing and prices n0m-
lnal lS1Sc for shoulders and Isc for clear
LARD-Buyers stood or: choice tiercs 0f-
fered at l45<gl5c.
WHISKY : Buyers demand q decline;
smau sales were made at 81.
AoGS-Firm at 65z97c gross.
CATFLE-Quiet and unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, November Is. - The
stockholders Of the Cincinnati & Bal
timore Railroad Company met here
TO day and elected the following Dj-
rectors: John King, and Oliver
-O'Donnell, of Baltimore; Henry G.
Lord, Kennor Jarrard and John
Donnell Smith, OF Cincinnati; w. H.
Oldham, of Marietta, and VIM. L.
McCintock, of Cnillicohte. John
King, Jr., of Baltmore.A was. elected
President; 5 w. Kilvert, Secretary
John Donnell Smith, Treasurer, and
Z John Waddell Chief Engineer.
A girl named Maria James was
burned to death while lighting a fire,
at the Two Mile House, near Sedams-
vile, this morning.
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CLEVELAND.
Meeting Of the Associated Press
Directors and GfIieeFs Eaect.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 1S.-The West.
err Associated Press held its annual
meeting to day, when the following
were elected Directors for the ensu-
ing year: "a. N. Walker, ID troit;
John Knapp, St. Louis; j. Magill,
Chicago; w N. Haldeman, Louis
vile; Il. Smith, Cincinnati; A. w
Fairbanks, Cleveland; W Il. Halla-
way, Indianapolis. Subsequently the
following officers were elected: I'll /. N.
Walker, President and ex-oficio
member Of the Executive Committee ;
John Knapp. Vice President; j. Ma
gill and il. Smith. Executive Com
mittee. The Convention adjourned,
alter very harmonious session.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

by IeIesFaphsI ID : NEW HoRK. Nov. IS.
DRY GOODS Business remains quite lam
gu1d, hut prices nevertheless rC le uniform
Tor staple styles of domestic cct on and
Wooien fabrics. Printing Cloth are quiet
at I14e91zc for common 64 square. Prints
OF Tie best makes are in IiIniIt-d request at
l2gll12c. except Cocheco aud Merrimac ID,
hlch bring li12c. Nous DelaInes of good
styles com 1Iand 2lc, nut inferior makes
can be fought at I8dl9e. ChameIfan
wills in double widths are low at 321Sc.
Brown Sheet pgs, best MAKES, I5Gl6c, the
latter arrxtreme; Augusta lac; Standard
l3c; Bedford * lie; Atlantic 915c: Va ley "a
&c; Cheese Cloth Sc; Colu n bian dc a0c ;
Granitevillee Osnabnrgs 2lc, and sSante do.
lo19c Repen nts and ChinchiIIas are in
good request al fulI prices.
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Sew Eork Gold and STOCK Market.

bJ IUIos4 oE'1sJ "" I OIsE-s -NUfs 10 =
MONEY Easy at 69Z per cent. on ca
loans. A& ~fHt
ExCHANGE-Sterling quiet at S5zd9.
65oLs.-UnseItied aud Irregular in the
forenoon. but active and excited in ne
afternoon; opened at 1917, fell to l23TL
and closed at 1854. In consequence of The
large purchases made for the stock com
sbanatton. tkfe yeanEnerFt sold to the ex-
tent OF nalr q million toe day, and will, 1t is
reported, resist anoi her attempt to corner
cash gOid.
GoyERNA FsTS-Steady. Coupons of 81 .
l141<gF47z; do. 61, lOS1SaI1O1z: do. !64. IO7Ii
af07zs DO. IS, l07sS9IU71<; do. new. 1887
@1I01S; do. 81: ll01SaI1014; do. '0e, ilO1<@
1l011; 10 40s. l057S6105A.
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Lonis FllIsa narket.

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Nov. IS. ,
ToBACCo-Sales or 81 hbds. at an ad-
vance o. 20 on lugs, and &c on leaf.
COTTOS-21c. e
Hoes -Tz6E7s<c gross.
NJ ESS PORK 81 So
LARD-Tlerces I513c.
WHEAT-S1 759aI 81. as#-sei
CO. S-Shelled 55c in bulk.
OATs-53a sic. etHzEE
RYE-Sl 80.
FLOUR-Super1ne S5 5066. -ElLetl
ASSES-PIantatiOD S5c. .--..
BACON - Shoulders I3g I31zc; clear rib
sides. .l7c. Us sr - 81 rh a
HIGHwIrEs e5a9Sc free.
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rE = e CIR AP Fl.
News by Atlantic Cable.

News by Atlantic Cable.
The Elections in England.
Bull Run Russell Defeated.
Eruption of MT. Vesuvius.
A Magnificent Spectacle.
The Erie Railway Litiga-
ton.
Investigation of Revenue
FRAUDS.
G 0vernor Holden's Mes
Sc &c.
Report of Con. .Staneman.
VEsAtA -
The Troubles III Arkansas.
Further aud Reliable Par
culars.
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Memphis narket.
sy Telegraph.

5y Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov Is.
CoTToN-Quiet and firm; holders a re
asking 2z14c; receipts !. .IS3 bales ex ports
6I7 bales. ~ s.tg I-f
FLoUR-NominaI at 81 60a8 90.
OATS-At 5SG6Oc
HAY-At S22 O0023 90. .-. 4-
BRAN --.At 81 50. -e.--
PoRK-S27 90
LARD-At I61zaISc. s-fts
BAooS-SSArce; shoulders no demand
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zoo au Ell URO p &.
BY A-tIaa1ic Telegraph.
Politics OF EagIand-BuiI Run Rus.
sell Defeated.

1AEUI 61A ENGLAND. 40
LONDON. Nov. o1S.-The Mo,nino
Hsrah TO day says whatever sea.
tence. the Ministry may meet hereaf-
ter, the verdict was not against them
yesterday. The party now in power
has been able to command the Gov
ernmento for two years, though in a
minority, and it is now less 10 a mi
noriiy than before. The Conserqa-
tive. gains more than counterbalance
the Conservative loss! AondOn City,
which is entitled to four mem bers Of
Parliament, has 50 far elected three
of the Tour Liberal candidates. r.
Bugally, Conservative, is defeated 10
Hartford. e-fi9 Hfs1[lw - ~
q Later. returns show that Edmund
1Bcali. liberal candidate for the Low
er of Hamlets. has been defeated. 1.'
LONDON, Nov. 18.-W. Ii Russell,
Ball Run Russell. Liberal Conserva-
tive, was defeated in Chelsea, by
Thomas MitneraWlson, from Ashlow
under Lyme. Lord Stanley, present
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs,
was elected from Lvnn Regis and
Chelsea return two Liberals, SIR III.
iioare and IL. Dixie. Southampton
returns two Conservatives, Messrs.
Russell, Guernsey and 2. NJ. Hoare.
Dublin University returns two Con-
servatives. Liverpool has elected Mr..
Groats aud Lord london, both Con-
servatives, aud one of TWO Liberal
candidates Edward Pleydell Bau-
verie, Liberal, is elected from Kill
marnock
LONDON, Nov 18.-Dispatches from
Bombay state that the war in North
ern Iudla has ended.
RUSSIA.
Sr. PETERsBURG, Nov. d. Is The
River Neva is freezing over aud many
vessels are detained
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n. ssEAVfs

g ATLANTA. GA, Nov. 18.-There
was killing frest here last night.
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MONTPELIER, VT. Nov. I8.-The
of6cial vote OF Ve;moat gives Grant
A, ,167; Seymour 12e45.i
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MONTREAL, Nov. 18.-There are
several inches OF snow on the ground
and stin falling heavily. SleigHing.
gooi.
Three companies OF the Sixteenth
Regulars left last night for Halifax.
1t is said that two more battalions
are to be witilrawn from Canada.
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80 ~ = NA<-I Ii <A&SnLs
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTIk
- baa .e-szsa0 AGENT. s1sF
once on Maffi street, between Third s1lcF
Fourth, No. S512 lover Ksner's 1ED s1ol el,
Evansville Ind. seplfA6
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BOSTON,.
Collision at sea-SchOOner Lost.

3osToN, Nov. 18:-The steamship
Providence, from New York, ior Briss:
I'll last nigat. 60 lided with a schoon-
ell, and had her port side rail fore and
aft of her wheel badly stove. The
steamer put back on an unsuccessful
search for the schooner which it is
feared sunk, with ali on board.
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New orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Is.
CorToN - Irregular; middlIng 22s<02Sc
safes Q. q 400 bales; receipts q, $50 bales: ex-
ports $50 bales. 80 =
0OLD-l35A(a 1854
STERLING kXCHANGE-CoKmu u1eFcfaf 1857
gl4o1z bank l46&9l47. New York sight
u discount
sUGAR1;Firm; fair IO<@lOeSc; fully fair
saoLAssAs-Firm; good CSC, choice Tx
arse, -
K FLOUR-Low grades scarce: high grades
plenty; superhne 60 70, cho ce 90 OOaI2 5O
CotN-DecliBing; safes at 81 000l 021%.
OAT<-Scarce and firm at CSC - Z
-BRAN-DuIl at 81 Is.
HAY-DI ooping; Western 823 0O@25 90,
PoRK-Nominal at SD z5 =,
BAoos-DulI; shoulders lac, clear RIB i7c.
clear rib stoes lee. - -
LARD-DuI; tterce Ice, lEeg 1876.
WHlsKY-Western rectified du- at 81 I2
9sI 10.
CoFFEE : Firm; prime Rio I75Sc; fair
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The following Grand Opera will be pre-
sented-for the nrst time In this city,
MoEalt's immortal masterpiece,
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COAL! COAL!

Having resumed ray former
business, l would hereby inform
my old patrons and the public
generally that 1 am prepared to
deliver GOOD CLEAN GOAL on
short notice Coal ia alt cases must
be paid tor when Order,d
j 3. THOMAS.
Ofdce In American House.
nova diy
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Opera House.
GERMAN OPERA.
The only one in the United sta.osi
For the FIRST TINE IN EVANSVILLE

WIN. BAcH..---.;.-.........-..Bualneas Manager
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FuH Chorus and Orchestra.

HERR HIEBNER ...........................Plnniss
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The Management has the pleasure of
annonn ing to the citizens Of Evansville
that the
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European Market. fa4
By Cablel LONDON. Nov. q
CoSsoIs-9i1s; sos 7411; Illinois Central
SO; Erie 1874.
FRANKFoRT, Nov. Is.
Bonds-79.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lS-Eve.
Markets closed.
LONDON, Nov. Is.
sUGAR-3ss Cd for Calcutta on the spot.
LTNS EED-6s.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-29s
LISsEED CAKEs-ll pounds, l09l5s.
ANTWERP. Nov. IS.
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RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. Is The
River Neva is freezing over aud many
vessels are detained.
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q. . Claim A~en
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GRAND GERMAN OPERA
Saturday, November 2lst, 1868

In this city on
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-10-01

ENGLISH FEMALE BIrTERs,-To use the ex-
preston Of druggists. the sales of this medicine
are truly wonderful and the effects are astonish-
ing. Tornado like, it sweeps everything before
it, and at once commands the confidence and
esteem of physicians, druggists and the public.
It Is used and highly recommended by the med
icalfraternity, and sicky females, old and young,
alegiving their hearty approval Those who
are suffering with any form of female complaint
should lose no time in procuring bottle of
this valuable medicine. 1t restores health and
beauty to the pale and wan girl of sixteen, inn
parts yigor, youthfulness and buoyancy &c, the
frail responding mother Of forty, and composes,
invigorates and soothes in old age. See adyer-
tiseTnent headed Great Southern Preparations.
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iBaggiag and Rope-vhich will
be Supplied to ginners at Nashville
prices. IS T. J. GRAY. +
"GIow Chilly the Evenings In Oc-
eOher r.

|"How Chilly the Evenings In Oc-
sOber :"
Thiz 10 common remark, YET how few think
of the danger of exposing themselves 70 thsir
inAuenoe! In all low narshy localities Agus
and Fever prevail at thisseascn Of theyear In
this disease there is invariably mere or less de-
rangement of the liver and digestive organs.
The remedies usually resor,ed to have reference
to preventing the paroxysm or breaking up the
chills. If thisis effected without removing the
cause, relapse is inevitable. AOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS strike directly at the
foundation Of the evil, By acting on the liver
and correcting digestion. The cause being re-
moved. the paroxysm will cease, and the chills
cannot return. When the patent is weak and
debilitated, the BITTERS should be resorted to,
as they win strengthen and tone the stomach.
allsy all nervous Irritation, and infnse renewed
animation into thu hitherto dropping spirits,
without entailing the danger Of reaction.
HOSTETTEKS STOMACH BITTERS is
truly y preventive medicine rendering even
the feeblest frarnsimpervious toall malarions in
fuences; and. a. stomachic and anti-bilious
medicine it isincon,parable, and no one who
values his health ian afford to do without it.
Fortify the system with this inestimable tonic
and invigorant. and the "Chills oil October
Evenings" will have no terror for you.
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rMa.rIriages..
MAR.RIEDs

In this, county, Thursday. cath ult.. by John
L. Ashby, Esq.,, Mr. J, Z. p. DAAR0N and
Miss SARAH Z. HUFFMAN. i~>'~3e
In this county, Wednesday, 2srd uii.. Mr..
Fl. L. DEVER and Miss ANNIE JANE
HARRIS.
In this county. Wednesday. Gard ult., Mr.
GREEN 3. EVANS and Miss JULIA Nc
CANLESS.
In this county, Thursday. Oath alt.. Mr.. WIN.
DYER and Minis SARAH z. W0ODARD.
In this place, Sunday, 9Th ult., at the Meth
odist Church, by Rev. Mr. Thompson. Mr..
JAMES Z. So ELTON and Miss MARY v.
SMITH.
In this county, Sunday, 9th ult,. Mr.. JAS.
8. HERRIN1 and Miss MARGARET Il.
NELSON.
In this county, Monday, 18th ult., Mr.. C. L.
SMITH and Miss MARGARET 8. MEALEN
In this county. Tuesday, 18th nit. Mr. JAS.
W. BURTON and Miss MARY c. BRUCE.
In Memphis, at the Calvary church, Thurs
day, oath ult., Mr.. d. A. ,PASCHALL and
Miss LIZZIE SoUTHwoRTH. formerly of
this place.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-10-01
NpecSOE Notices,

.
OF To-day We insert in our paper an adj
vertisement which no doubt will be hailed
with JOY by many of ourreaders. The yearly
public demand forPatent or Proprietary Med
-icines amounts to millions of dollars and in
contemplating this important subject a few
plain questions naturally present themselves
Who are preparing and offering these reme-
dies Are they qualified to administer to
the sick Il not the physician qualified a.
bovs all Others to prepare medicine s for fami-
ly use Indeed he is. Messn. j. P. Drom-
goole & Co., physicians of Memphis. Tenn.
are now preparing and offering q class of Sc
iect family medicines, which come highly re-
commended by the medical profession as well
as others. Being neither secrets nor patents,
the public at once buy and use them in
their families. We cheerfully recommend
them and call special attention TO the adver-
risement headed "Grest Southern Prepars-
sions' in another column.