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The New York herald., 1868-01-31
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Sales MT the Exchange SRiesroom Yesterday.
Yesterday exhibited in unusual degree the activity
in real estate matters prophesed here days snce
Among the property offered for the three story
brick and dwelling situate the northwest corner
OF Division and Edridge Streets known No SO Dvi-
sion street. being "a feet inches In width by So feet
depth on one side and 40 feet inches on the other and
the lots or land, with the frame buildings thereon
situate the north side OF Division street. adjoining the
above, and known as Nos So and 81, No 81 being %
feet in width and No 50 2s feet in width and VARYING
in depth from So 10 "a feet. The whole property
sold TO Il. Wilson for SE. 900.
A. J. Bleecker, Son a. Co offered for sale two lots in
Seventieh street, on the north side 263 feet east of
First avenue the size OF each being 25 feet front by 102
feet inches IN depth The prices obtained were for
the lot nearest First avenue ESQ., tho purchaser being
Adolf Hindenbang tho lot adjacent 81 2s5 James B.
Prince being the purchaser. Also, on Forty fourth
street, the valuable four story brick tenement house
and lot on the south side, commencing so feet west Of
Third avenue size % 81 by half the block: and on
105th two two story and basement frame houses
and lots, the north side, o7K feet of Third
nue. each 171xl00 10; these two in q OF eight
houses and tho third and fourth from
cent may remain MORTGAGE The particulars OF tue
sale follows;-The property Forty-fourth
that l0jth street, the lot nearest Third avenue,
by John H. Ryerson for $685. and the adjacent lot
for 81 025. by Richard H. Green Both lots encum-
bered BY mortgage OF 81, $50 on each The most i'm
porlant SALE however that Of the four story brick
houses Nos 2s and 20 Washington square, between
Macdougal street and Fifth No 20 is corner
house, Is feet wide; No IS the adjoining house, is
% feet inches The lots are about 125 feet deep,
tending q large passage way In the rear, which
end the lots two brick stables the full width Of
the lots and 35 feet deep. They have been rebuilt
within the last three years BY the late J. W.
schmidt, at . cost OF about 1900, and are now
in perfect order The lots held under from the
Rogers estate at $500 ground reut and perpetual
renewals BY the terms Of the sale onehaIf the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage. THIS property
was purchased BY Marshal o. Roberts, u is said for
cbartsble purpose but of what not learned
the sale. james NJ Miller. auctoneer, offered for
sale the following lots In Brooklyn:-No 2d Degraw
story English basement brick house, modern improve
mcnts Nos a. 45 and AZ Tompkins place. three three
story English basement brick houses, with modern i'm
provemen,s The following prices were obtained Tho
se 5000; No. AZ, $1,000; Nos ~ and s3,
S6 600 EACH
The New York herald., 1868-01-31

clear. ia.. ,s'<c isAc. Tor short do I,Se. FOR
.ooS ro. Cut meats were quiet, but prices we're
shsn,Ns snensmssd saes $50 pscksse at Sc s%c ,os
not sIa % TAR and prices were ARM The .aes con- M
P,isea lou uois tpar late yesterday at 3c lao iof NO
70 kettle rendered, including retail lots at lf%c. fsc
neatet A'd cheese were arm al previous quotations
IrhoLkch-Cfude ~ bbs good export demand
anu vine hrner Sales made OF 100 bbs on prt
io~c. os OF Am0bls In bu TX. Penhorn. sold
luc We quote 0sc Bonded and offered At the
eiose ssc cargo OF A50j bb.s 24zo The sales
oeslues were oV oOs deliverable within the first hfeen
asYs y. ner month 2sAc and $50 bills prime light straw
o snss Soe saphtha continued active export demand
tno sass pesmg loO bois for month al ls4c 2c.
ana ~ 40 tor the hrst half OF March lSZc or free
sae - aae o' 90 obs prime rl white a. tic.
nhtadeiphla the market ssasng.y qu sales,
%0u DOS crude and 500 do naphth on private terms.
nck near OF no sa.es OF importance, but prices
were steady Carolina f0Ac aiihc
SUGAR ne market was less active but strong
suus prices VIZ lAe l2c Tor 10 good refining Cuba
me sa.es were oao hhds &c i3s<c FOR Cuaa, lk
sz4c Tor Demerara also 45l boxes iilso i3Hc Re-
lned was steady and hrm at oec l6sc hard i5,<c
soszc Tor so'i white and ii'4c a;5Ac sor yellow.
SEEDS Grass duh at i2;,c .aSc Tor clover and
~ TOE timothy small sales OF nAx ade al a. 5 Cal
cutta lin seed was dun and nom nat
lbs, pat t2Lc 1916 ~ ~
lbs. at Tic. tlXc. ~
WHIsxxv Rece pts i4s bs.a The make, atm ruled duh.
friceo woro nominal.
The New York herald., 1868-01-31

swell, ncvcrl" said an old lady yesterday morning,
retiring from the window OF hotel on Harlem lane.
where she had been sitting in mute "The
like O. this beats ALI thought I'd sleghing in
nv time" And this was because OF the great snow
that began TO fall In broad fakes on Wednesday,
that came down With light and graceful motion, cloak
ing the had found ts ghtest shadows all
things IN q mantle OF white.
New York took advantage OF this now, and BY day.
light yesterday tho sound Of bells every where heard
and by the time tho thousands OF of toll had
breakfast the avenues presented lively appearance
rne scene 20 ns pa @ lady IN question rather bewdered
through her unaccusomed eyes half distinctly the
rush and whrl OF life before her.
But TO New forks seighing devotees the every vary
ing scene resulting from the deep crisp surface was
curious enough, but not remarkable; but by noon
Broadway, the avenues the Park Harlem lane and
Boomlngdae were wild with bells New York was fairy
awake and mad with excitement, and during the day It
was dicult TO separate things as to view them dis
tnctly Among the many clearly defined objects the
many roads was magnificent sleigh drawn by eight
horses. gorgeousy atred, and crowded over1owing
with passengers, and sweeping down beside this, ike
small bird passing an eagle was petite, swan.built af
fair. light almost as feather and drawn by q blood
horse OF exquisite symmetry whose feet seemed
~ TO touch the ground; and thus, momentary, newer
and moro grotesquey beautiful combinations were
seena great kaleidoscope which horses and sleghs
were forever blending in new forms
The seighing was excellent along the many roads
leading from this city and from the roads leading
from Brooklyn and Jersey CITY, atordng exciting
last night they resounded with merry parties and
every alightng place to be seen from a dozen to
twenty sleighs their inmates getting perhaps 'some-
thing warm" aud TO what was TO be seen. The
sounds OF music and calling or figures from within
nounced that many ghtheared parties had possession OF
the respective houses and thus all night bosteous and
frolicsome and women. racing with everything
the road singing shouting aud laughing just fancy
Impulse dictated awakened by their echoes the Sleep
ing, sober-minded people along the road. From ap-
pearances with the weather still crisp and cool
present this carnival Of the sleigh viii continue at least
for q week.
The New York herald., 1868-01-31

Tho vhs.' ruled quiet very m Ths
9day owing % he fact that soSsr. de- Semsnd.d higher
su No SsasE. sDrSs SsmsSa ~S b. rs
was also held very ar% a and ~ y Vas refused for Cali
a ssss s;,s @ s :SEs
.sy % ss win q
vs IS. s.s asu ",rs % the Il fs II 81 %
new miIsd western outside FOR high mixed. 81 70
s = eT waite d. q e g Cs & a. Southern and Ger
$40 for ss.e 81 Tor Western and 81 10 for eansda
FRxroHTs were quiet all parts emained hrm.
% % Sss. :. & % s hss sssou az @
go ,ierees lard q s 3D. 100 tons ignumvis z. sos 100
S sasss sssa S s IS ''ssss s's,
"A % ss. a. 49, q S Ssr ss al
- "a for small esce, and s. for large .,ercs. ls sDls
bushels corn al - and Is tons s ss The charters
n sdao to s;s .so s.r % or dr ma
ders - ca or 70. 81 direct; an English vessel 500
s 70 81 bo@sso ss and sns so
gusslxs-ws heard Of no sales Previous prices we're
Mi1 va. u moderate demand :. former PRICES.
sDo % wa. aa and nominal a, loe gold Other
kinns likewise dull and nominal.
NoLlssss-The market Was Iias moro active No
crop Cuba muscoysdo ., sSc, and tby auction, lso
'i. s.y.s sis spirits urpsnns there was fair
demand ssd prices were sS higher the n make. ss sosns
sSos Sc and .Sd 20 ao a. There psvslsS se
No Al IL and iw do do $50 or tar and pitch We
heard OF no sales OF moment Prices were unchanged.
sallops city made a. 81 TO- Lard was hrm but quiet.
al 81 IS q si ~ for prime city Other kinds we're un.
changed. H.,
cut meats lard md 2b2 dressed The
transactions in pork were again modsras but prices con-
tnuedo advance close old being held about
81 4 "a Sc ss ;ss :' =. .s;:
sga SO, FOR new DO, ISIS Is for prime moss and
xsrsS rs .ss a. sp rGt sg%'a a.ps:sd rss sG
Ss,sc slc and city pke lo Beef continued firm,
Slo for plain mess and 3ls s1 90 Tor eItrA %;
ficrce beef was quite freely acM .oiu A. ful
rs,s mesa ss's ana W Ss s. Tor prime DO ssss bans
were dull but held full prices sales - bbs a ~
Ss 60 Bacon wna good demand and press Srmev
oorss Esrs d;RorsS 81 ~ ~ seSs sar os sas
The New York herald., 1868-01-31
VENE ZuELA.

Reception OF the American nIinister-Thc
Revolution still In PrORress-Amerioan n
Claims.
CARACAS. Dec 20. 1867.
Colonel SilwelI the United States Minister arrived
here on the 7th inst and formally received by the
Venezuelan government on the 10th Inst
The revolution is SILL In progress The Insurgents 70
rs rumored, have taken and hold Valencia the sec-
ond largest city in the republic Il Is said that the
rebels srong are within eighteen leagues OF the
capital All the government troops In and around Cara
cas- were to-day ordered out and took up their line Of
march 70 meet the enemy. President Falcon Is san.
Eune that he will be able TO suppress the rebellion and
restore order and Quot to tho government
The government has taken action yet for the
appointment OF an umpire under the Convention with
the United States for the payment OF claims due Amer
can citizens.
The New York herald., 1868-01-31
NAVAL lNIfllIsENcE.

The corvette Wyoming. Commander Csrpenter from
che China squadron fer homs won't into St Thomas on
che 18th OF January she took In coal there and may
be looked for In this por, Boston in few days.
Orders we're yesterday received At the Brooklyn Navy
vard from the Secretary Of the Navy oy Admiral
Charles H. Bell, commsndsnt Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard 10 suspend work upon the United states steam
mi ssss Colorado Thp will be the means Of throwing
ous OF employ ment several hundred hands who are At
orsssnt engaged upon her The Colorado was under.
going repairs 70 her boilers and macninerv Areuuc-
dsparsnenAa Of the yard, 10 10 understood.
The New York herald., 1868-01-31

CossEr.-Ro in fair demand and firmly held pre-
vious prices Sales 60 bags iaisman sj do Cathe
rna aud 800 do Clifton, private terms Other kinds
were unchanged.
Flour GRAN.-Rcceips 1881 bbls. -four, i35 bags
meal 800 busnes wheat 10 2U do $50 do. oats
and 40 do. malt The market for state and Western
flour very firm to-day, and for lines OF extra state
prices higher 500 1000 bb lots bringing from l0c to
Doc than could be obtained for 30 DBL os There
considerable speculative feeling In extra state butthe
extreme views OF holders prevented sales though we heard
Western we're wanted for the West Indies but holders
hrm in their views that but little done.
Family -four held firm. and flrade was done in IT.
Louis brands nj quotations. California -four firm
under steady fair demand The sales about 900
bbls Southern our quiet but prices unatered
Sales 800 bbs at quotations. Rye Hour was steady with
light demand. The sales 200 bbis Corn meal
dull and prices were nominal Buckwheai Hour was hrm at
The New York herald., 1868-01-31

6chr Ann Elizabeth Lord Eiixsbehp sr for New Haven.
schr Sarfinsan Hotbrook, Roekiand.
Schr Alexander Gould. Bostop for Virxinfa-
scar Maria whitney, Hicks Providencs.
schr Emma Bacon Bearsc, Providence
sohr lien Scott Green New Haven
Schr Emma. Reynolds Harlem 70 load Tor Nsrfolk. Va
SAILED
steamships Aasraiasian. and Aieppo Liverpool: weser
brenen Herman iiv v.ngst0u Savannah ship Sir Harry
Parks bApks star Kne FremAd; brgs Gsc Downes Eliza
beth Oonap. schrs Adelaide, Lord ), the Ises AUD
large feet o! coastnR schooners
Wind q. sunset wSw.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ADDISON - ABsRSErHv On Tuesday, January 2s By
the Rev Dr. Gantze GsoR0H T. Appisos 70 SAsAB AEEE-
pErHy OF Now York city.
BopLr-BARrLEr. AT Pon Jervs, N r., on Thursday,
November 21, 1867, by the Rev. George y. Dickinson,
MI JoHs BopLs 70 Miss MINNIE JAxuuos BAKrLrr. boih
OF PORT Jervs
DxArTr-Bun.-At the Mercer street church, ON
Wednesday, January 20 BY Rev Dr. Booth assisted By
Rev. Dr. Prcntss, JoHy O. BEATTY and Hxrrr, only
daughter OF the late VIM. @. Bull. all Of this oty.
EAGKy-GnnxRr r--At Christ church, on Wednesday,
January 70, by Rev. DR.. Gaiaudot Breve, MAJOR JoHs
cages, U. A., TO DgAsrsA, daughter Of John s. Gil
bert, ESQ.,, Of this city.
The New York herald., 1868-01-31
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Z. VI.
CorroyOn account OF the favorable advces from Liver
pool there improved demand, and prices again sd-
c per ib the market being arm at the improve
the close The sales large comprising about
9oo bales including ssi speculation 26s2 for export
23ga for shipping and 100 in ransitu Annexed the
The New York herald., 1868-01-31
SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
sun rises. ....,... 12 Moon sets ....moru -
san sets........5 16 High water. morn 2 %
PORT OF VIEW YORK, JANUARY 80, 1865.
CLEARED.


Steamship MOTTO Castle, Adams. Havsna-Ataniic Mail
Steamship II Livingston. Eaton acknowledgement
s.snship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Newbsru. Sc-Good.
steamship Niagara. Blaseman. Norfolt--S Mccready
steamship Somerset, childs Baltimore-C W Perveil.
Ship Marlborough tBrl Armstrong, Liverpool-snow
Bsrs Northern Queen trr,. Schmidt, An,werp-w '
Schmidt Son \ 20.
Brig Caiawoa, Gilehrs,, Cedfuegos and Tnuidsd-J W
Brig Z Rsamsn, R.dnsp, Poncs--winch.s,er Leeds.
scnr o Asker, Hobbie. Stamford.
ARRIVALS
nEponrED Mt THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
oaeenstows 18th with mdss and iio passenger 20 vii.
ams oulon Had westerly gales mos, OF ihe passage.
sn s @ oa r. o h. s
zoth and was detained by tho and dense
Steamship yie de Paris (Fr) Carly Havrc Jan is via
Bfest 18th Pm with mdse and 2o5 passengers TO Geo
Mackenzie Jan 6PM. lat ~, lon 81 IS exchanged
steamshlp Columbia vsa sios Hsvans Jan ~ with
and PASSENGERS 70 Atlantic Mail Steamship Co Anchored
stsamship oor,es whituaa, New Orleans Jan ~ with
mdse aud passengers 10 p Cromwell a Co Jan %, of
The Cape, Of Dslawsre spoke bork Jennie. steering n
mdse and passengers TO Lowdsn EIpersnced heavy NE
gales and storms since passing attesa Jan a. al
Ssp.,,on n ssnss Tor cssrlssop: ssn ssy IN
Lookout shoals NE 10 miics exchanged signals with
ship Montgomery hence for Savannah AS PM saw sles
Sswssrs, Nc ss sS fG John Lewis. seaman. died q
sssmshp v.soc Hodges Norfolk with mdss 10 shs Old
ssSs ! Ss., SSosSs s,,s,ss.Appcs 70, ss..s..
ssSr Ssai Strong brswa EIisssssSssH fsr frsvidsass
The New York herald., 1868-01-31

Asous.-On Thursday, January 30, HartLD, r. Raw
sss, wife Of Henry R.Angus and dslgal. Of the late
Henry }. and sarah Rsmsen. Of this city.
NoMcs Of funeral hereafter.
BsAw-0a Tuesday, January 70 wocsrm BnAux, Sr,
IN the 11st year OF his age
Ths relAtlvss aud snds Of the family srs invilsd V
The New York herald., 1868-01-31

Uploo5s NH WoJiie nnd \
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-12-24
The Great Pictorial Annun,.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1863
for distribution, gratis, throughout the United
States and ali civilized countries of the West
ern Hemisphere, will be published about the
first of January, and all who wish to under
stand the true philosophy of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions it contains.
In addition to an admirable medicine treatise
on the causes, prevention and cure of great
variety of diseases, it embraces large amount
of information interesting to the mechanic,
the miner, the farmes, the planter, and pro-
fessional man and the calculations have been
made for such meridiahs and latitudes as are
most suitable for correct and comprehensive
NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary santa
~ effects of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, the staple tonic and Alternative of
more than half the Christian world, are fully
set forth in its pages which are also interspersed
with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for
the household and farm, humorous anecdotes,
and : other instructive and amusing reading
matter, original and selected. Among the
AnnuaIs to appear with the opening of the
year, this will be one of the most useful, and
naoy be had for the asking. Send for copies to
the Central Mandatory, at Pittsburgh, Pa,
or to the nearest dealer in HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. The BITTERS are
sold in every city, town and village Of the
United States.
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Martiages.


In this county, Tuesday, 18th inst, Mr. W,
Fl. FL. MOORE and Miss w. G. MOORE.
In this county, Wednesday, 18th inst, Mr.
JOHN WARD and Miss MARY THOMPSON
In this county. Wednesday, 10th inst, Mr.
MARTIN EDWARDS and Miss EMILY
ROSSEN. ...a .
In this county, Wednesday, 18th inst, Mr.
NJ. r. LUNA and Miss N. e. ROACH.
In this county, Wednesday, 10th inst. Mr..
JAMES CUNNINGHAM and Miss SARAH
FITZPATRICK.
In this county, Thursday, 18th inst, Mr.. L.
G. ROBIN and Miss NJ. A. ABBOTT.
In this county, Sunday, 10th inst, Mr.. G.
w. ADAMS and Miss MARTHA MCGORD.
In this county. Sunday. goth inst, Mr.. w.
P. OLIVER and Miss NANCY G. GORE
In this county, Sunday, Goth inst, Nh. /. F.
BOBO ard Miss MIRIAM SHAW. ~
In this county. Sunday. Goth inst. Mr.. W.
c. HODGES and Miss SARAH HEDRICKS.
In this county. Monday. 2lst inst. Mr.. w.
'W.lADCUCK and Miss NANCY DAVIS.
In this county. Tuesday, 22nd inst by Elder
e. L. Randolph, Mr.. a. Z. HIGGINS and
Miss FANNY A. STONE.
In this county, Monday, 2lst inst, Mr.. FE-
LIX MOTLOW and Miss NETTIE j. DAN
TEL. I, -,
In this county. Tuesday. 22nd inst, Mr.. R.
F. D0NNELLY and Miss ELENDER z.
MOORE.
In this county, Tuesday, 22nd inst. by Rev.
Mr.. Watson. Mr. JOHN s. ALEXANDER
and Miss FLORINDA II. SMITH.
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Make Up,Cl,sbs!

The beginning Of the year is an
excellent time for raising newspa
per clubs. Now is the time. Re.
member, we want
ONE THOUSAND aoR
new subscribers this winter. The
OBSERVER has now a larger circu-
latlon than any other paper in
Southern Tennessee. We do not
shrink from showing our figures.
And now we want everyfriend to
join with us in giving the OBSERVER
to every family in the land. It is
very easy to raise club for it if
you will only begin and work with
a will. : When you induce any
one to take the OBSERVER, you are
opening to that person store
house of good things. You are
comforting q benefit for which your
friends will ever thank you. Try
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PROCLAMATION!
HEAD On. GRAY's Div.

HEAD On. GRAY's DIv., }
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec %, 1865
General Order No. 10.
/. All persons in possession of
Greenbacks are notified not tc
spend them IN useless profusion, but
to buy for themselves such articles
of apparel, as their necessities may
require, not forgetting to get such
things as your wife or daughter
are needing.
III. You are notified that 7. j.
GRAY has just received large
stock of new goods.
III. The same T. J.. GRAY will
be required to sell his goods at
small profits, but he is notified to
sell for cash or its equivalent.
By order of the Commander-in-
Chief. CHARLES WADDLE,
~lf a#I A. A. A. G.
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NEW PRINTING MATERIALS +!

Since our last weeks issue, we
have received direct from st. Louis,
a variety of Printing materials,
and we now have, subject to order:
BLANK PAPERS, ETC.-Funeral
note, commercial post, letter, fools
cap, and fat cap.
POSTER AND HAND BILL PApER.-
Yellow, pink, green, blue, and
white.
CIRCULAR AND FANCY LABEL Pa
PER.--Belgian, calendered, yellow,
pink, blue, buff, green, straw, sal
mon, solferino, and scarlet.
CARDs.-All colors, sizes, and
qualities.
INKs.-Red, blue, black, md
purple.
BRoNzEs.-Gold, silver, and
crimson.
GOLD SIZE.
We have each and all of the a.
bove articles now in our Office, and
are prepared to ill all orders for
plain and fancy printing, whether
in one or more colors. in the BEST
style, and as cheap as any office IN
Tennessee. We mean what we say:
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| FEMALEs, orb AND YOUNG, who have SC
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profession are using and prescribing this remedy
with much success, we feel proudin calling your
attention to it.. It comes highly recommend
ed,and we earnestly advise all suffering female
to use this great female medicine at once. We
allude to the "English Female Bisters," advcr-
,tised in an, thsr column n2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Cancer. Cancer. Cancer
DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.

TIE Jest Family Medicine an tie World.
Hon. ALEX. II. STEPHENS, of Georgia. says
No head of a-Family should ever be without
it." We guaranty it to cure, without fail,
Barns, Cuts, Wounds, Sores. on Man or Beast,
Collie in, Horses, Stings or. Poison, Diarrhna
Catarrh. 1t is the best Disinfectant that has
yet been discovered, and will remove all bad
doors 1t is invaluable in the sick room. 1t
has the best recommendations of any medi-
cine in the United States. All Druggists Keep
it. Trade supplied by the proprieiors.
JOHN DARBY & co.
160 Wiliiarn ctroaf Nau Vorb
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-12-24

DE We notice that, on the
final vote in the House on the Om-
nibus bill-a measure that pro-
posed to build up East Tennessee,
at the sacrifice of the State credit
the members from this county
divided, Mr.. Carey very correctly
voting against, and Mr.. Hamilton
IN favor, of the obnoxious measure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-12-24

CALIsArA BAkK-It is said that Messrs.
Drake & Co., tproprietors of the PLANTATION
,BiTTEIs) are the largest importers of Calisays
Bark in this country, and that, with the excep-
lion of an occasional sale, all they import is
used in the compromising of their celebrated
PLANTATION BIrTERs, to which they undoubt-
eddy are indebted for their wonderful health
restoring properties. As tonic and appetizer
they are not surpassed. and We cheerfuliy rec
ON mend them. All first class Druggists keep
them for sale
Magnolia Uater.-SuperIort TO the best impor-
ted German Cologne, and sold at half the price
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-12-24

De- A. G.. Downing, Esq,
has placed on our table a real
rustic curiosity. 1t is a cluster Of
- -
chestnut burs, sixteen In number,
and holding about forty chcsnuts.
1t is similar in shape to a cluster
of grapes, the burs being closely
attached to one stem.
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vs. The lowest house of the
Alabama Legislature has passed a
bill repeating all laws prohibiting
the intermarriage Of whites and
blacks The world moves!