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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
TCITO

To Keep he hair ls~,l hy. h.. j. rrfiain "a becn
is'ld. ify'u ~t-li &, laid heads ,,k the
c~~sui law s'r-. d,ri.rs, statesman. metz !iaif. isuk
IT. 4. lie llir given c,er. Bebt oi HE Unr .U
Thought !" hi> lr i,ss"f and ~; one. thought 3
HAIR on i!i- s"r band 1.-THE n-hs ,l-se' lnr TT
49, not pr int him q" ic r>f in the worlds siia
a, bat er ieoiaiii AT fbc tail end "f every hing
sieii m'n sIr nrver tSid iiirut bran c.er
-''' "irr pro- ira ing >ikHrs brings the HAIR
The O." c'iaraers described can ls Eunl IN a'n,>f
every 'aHs'iy- children sf fti-r L. bald
n'>s irt icr.-liiary. Chemists have frIar,-d
fl,s fr the hair until there sale tor it aul
isicn like shanIc, change it, c.lor aid an,c aid
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
NEW YOIH.

NEW OIsk- JUnc TT.
About i'alf-past ninc o'cleck, las; night,
the Metropolitan Engire No. exploded
in front Of tho Bowery Theatre, killing
10, persons Instantly, and wohndinS. in
some instances fatally. some twenty others.
The occasion of the engine being present
was fire al 53 Bowcry, which had just
been extingnishcd when the explosion
took place. A majority of those killed
and injured were boys, who had gathered
from curiosity to Ike spot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
MEDICAL ILL UMlNATION!--

Four Magnihc'niIy Illustrated Medical Rocks.
containing Important Physiological Information. for
Men aiih Women sent free oi receipt 81 - cts 10y
addressing DR. JouS NANsEEro"s, No. 80 Clinton
Plssr, Ny. City rrrr r.rfrr.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
rIrcrInx OLE SENATOR.
I'NHAl1ASSr- EInRInA Innn

TALLAHASSEE FLORIDA. June Is
In the Legislature to day, 7. w. Os
borne was elected l.. S Senator for four
years 10y Il vote of 81 To ~. Mr. Osborne
and Mr.. Welsoh. who YVES clccted yes,er
day. are both ULTRA Radicals. nos
The question of the election Of Senator
for six years from the 9th Of March next,
will be taken up tomorrow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
FREE OF ONE COLLAR:

IL
For club of 30, is3.)-one &c the follow.
ing articles, viz 20 yards sheeting; DvIaine
dress pattern; tsiicy coTt bed spread; view Tur-
kew mdroc all'unr riprd cashmere d,IaiD. dr,xs
paern honey CONT quilt; all vol ssstr,. shawl. a.,
solid gold bosom studs all us fanny ,.si.,.i, re- rant.
and vest pattern; geSt hair guar, cI.ain gold Trim
ming: silver rlai, vias,l l,.tses lss silver ,a,ts
irltle revolving castor. gu e-.i: s,t .u,.yr 81 =
hisi Knives anu t''rks; w"rSf-@f pr-.'ncrsr- rr~s
a'lics bong gold plated chain; ladies gold d,l...
ring geDts heavy caseS s''lf gold ring. solid I. L
walnut work l'oX or writing h~k: extra quality l,l
moral skiri; set jcwery. >I--,- buii"n- &; r,ss,l-
violin 's'd i-w; gent cardigan jacket; splendid
.ny d. llis ivory trimmings; Superior Turkrr mo
rccc' shopping bas: h!ies' high cut Ir,la,oral ip,
For a cInb OF 60, tso.D-one Of tn f.ll.~
ing articles, viz 20 yards bfeaehr,I nv
btown Shooting; Lla;k ~ coI.re.l anIr,' d.
at. ri,; Ialin drrss pattern; shrated silver nat,
tot tie revolving IL yards s.-..l.r 60,
'nere Toe pants aud wet PATTERN L,s,y hr,y
onh guiii tive iancy oipTcd H. 4 Spreads lair ., nj,
clf s,os: yds farmers good w.,.,l irki,,.. En-
,siss sid ill., qualify .,f,,,,,I
-kri: r..-,-ss,-l alarln cI-k in.li, MI 80
cak pattern; -ii'ci aIrd cake card a krf. FIR
mul ur cape ladies L,>hiunaisr no.l d.,uil .i,x,.
-lciId cs'si.,-i family Bii 9Nl2 record I... and
r; s,i:s>: yl< siuui- width water pre- i m.
ci IVORY hsdlr khys with silver Plated f,rk>: .f
silver a. X: one sci l. &c cur ts.is genuine ne.r
Sc EaGm pipe i,..s ase.
For cIubof 100, sI0.-oirc Of III. e.iI.r
ins ar;icl.s, ,iz: Go yards superior aunIt-
~ extra w id e ShtS. fHgs ~ ,l.,,. =, ali,
king c.sst: Large. I.n.. Ll.asI ell lima, Ia
tic rNrf-. with sssz. lrc dilsi..r .alk T..
match; twenty-five yards scndd irn,p .arI-l ii..,
good cVi"is, Extra quantity L.rk alatara r.->
iattcr-; extra quality Ilin dr,-~s is i.rs: tsi r
GEMS calf is"t> i>t quality: siiu hgttjrr-,-.-t
iatcnt lever watch; one dor. ivory iaIih. 4 st.,I
h!d d: knives ami 1rLs; silver IlaI.d r.s,.l ,ix
i'ata revolving ca-T aiils Si~-s ;7r H.: >Il.t-
Gid violin. iox AMI low complete: siii. astel ia
gTn Bacon slN-,ffrl Tc'Vis"r. PAR sr,I Ia
NOo blankets: nice Ear abl rn,a.: -i,. laid
erssed ~ pi;,.r with -sivcr; ,,ru an: IN. half
wards ait wal = me- ss>-Ihrf. one dr. "a
Re- r. beet Ill ,r r,i prks: .o.ns,on ,..r-.. .-.
ing s;i / ni5i' :,cr.rS IA n two h~a,, hae.
,"iiso .i'.i:is: sie;'dss ls.h.y D.ilr, Irssu All
iiot' =riih laSr.
For larger Clubs tie yalsSc increases
ia tuc IA. 40.
ca;as-ss- ft..-,ls and Sample 10 amy adde's
:Tc-. Seha n.sn'-v by 1.-i>IrI,'i lcItsf.
..llt,.-. II ,.,,l.r-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25

The Senate this afternoon confirmed the
nomination of Edward G. Johnson. as AS
sistant Secretary OF legation at London
The Senate also confirmed hunter of
army Scc1nd Lien,cnanis, and was engag-
cd in considering the Indian Treaty. Tic
nomination of Hon. S. = Cox, as Minister
to Austria, was rejected.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
Stark Co. Republican Gonycn-
lion.

The Republicans of Stark County. Ind,
will meet. in Dsscgatc Conreation. at
the Court House in Knox, on saturday,
Jitnc 27th, Il. ID. IsGs, at o'clock, p. NJ,
for the pnrpose of nominating Candidates
for the Office, Of Clerk, Auditor, Sheriff,
Surveyor. Commissioner of District No
anil one Real Estate Appraiser, and to at
tend 10 such other business as may prop
erly come before the Convention.
And 1t b recommended that on the Sat
urday preceding, the different Townships
meet at their several pllces of voting for
the purpose Of appointing delegates TO at
tend the County Conv cntion, With instruc-
tions, the different Townships being allow
cd the following number:
North Bend......--5 Washington-..-..c
Oregon. ...............6 California .. :,
Center Wayne.
Rail Road Dayis........2
JaeksOn.....-2 Pleasant.
BY Or,ler of the Central Committee.
JNO. s. BENDER Chairman
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
Circular, ELL, Mulav. Gang and

CROSS CUT - A VS.
Every Saw that leaves Factory i t,il Temp. RED!
and racEt Ground. rJeci'y iue aud c,cn and made
oIuniorm tenilerh y onr patent teimpcrin process.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25

GRANT,
AGENTs MANFED-FUs THE
OFFICIAL HISTORY Pbr WAR

Ets t.lHsts. tiIstI dtItFs tWhuEtI ana ItsdIIs,
OF ION. EleYkkbER H. STEPHENS
It's ready slir, combined With an increased
mission, make il tie best subscF ti0n book ever pub
{ liSi.d. .f
Cine agent in Esston Pr reports - subscribers in
three days. Auoihcraa Bos:esi, los Subscribers in
! four days.
SciId isT Circulars aud terms, and fall lie
scriptiQD of tie wolk. Adlr IS NATIONAL. ri b.
! LISTING Co, Cincinnati. Ohio, or ZElGLER. Me-
/ CT kD1 SfO- ChitaSo, H., 81. Louis, Me-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
PERSONA
CcNFIEI.ATI)N.

Representative Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
appeared in the House to day, after three
weeks Illness al home.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
New Advertisclnents.

DIR TO seOO PER MONTH SALARY
Oi y paid to Agents, male or fmale- to inirsdnee
our PATENT EVERLASTING WHITE
WiRSC4.oTIIF rs LINES Address -An EEIcAs WIEE
Co.. - William ST., N. Y, IL Dearborn st. eli ago,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
NOMINATIONS.

The President has asminated Edwin O.
Perrin. or New York, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court at Utah; ]. j. Bissell.
FRst Assistant Engineer in the Navy.
Commander J. G. Fehigcr, Captain in the
Navy: Commander Pierce Crosby, Cap
tain in the Navy.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF TIRE ENGINE IL
NEW YOIK
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
lotto


fir SURPRISING ii>'' lrlisFcsI = Tic N#irr< of
i'ist itir"iis ~TriHg.
LAWYERS. dcisr-, LAT Ssi'-i'. Nif0-s heads
i..li. have SsI /. ulal. or fail,- h.
:'sIiarv- 1t M,'T,i Ia lie is,f- airy laid
hess vi heat entering nfu tNscI.d,d srIe at
hr i' ain = ihe nasliuc HAL rus the hHHan
icu atil Wls-r Will fHsw~r. tn. I.,r,ii., si
Is or hrrne~s t--t.Icr with isr.. train
afr hath largely Developed This siiatav.cr ,,'~>
ls; ia. w.'r's. ZANE i,i. h tie ~,T.d. 1.
merchant las -, ale iIsut'. fi. i,- c..rtiirI.is
i thu -'.t =; ~ las bu>iiS j. 10 nap '.v ii
rfuiiTr worlds, Ia finds nr and uIsii = s.t,.i
r'"ril- tr Investigation. tie Isci siIa.S all
I'VE horrors 81 sat isti-- tf fis, ina .inafi, ia
I hyine --ire year vision. Such nr:y
IA ,e day >irkne-- .r,m tise cri,l,r il-
ht u iiier- = always slumici Ing FIRE Rel allie a..
I,aaciion III the train si,i ui.i.s> the i~rs. ts-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
PROF.. CHRISTx'S

Object vas IT, crate r"nisi.iug whish should ln-t
tvr he br-t -ssrrs- q ar in p
tanning the Gauss. q! gray hair am ialincSs. The
-ccoi,d, the discovery of vegetable comIsmH'i.
Whose nutrient Nrin-s would asy the fever 81 t,..
oycriask, brain, aud ii,'Iiss nds that Do,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
a GENTS WANTED for the .PrNs l.

a GENTS irANTED for the -PENS LErTER
\ Book 4 new method Of copying letters
without <tlcr fsers Nyecr, ik,r.y saving time
labor aud expense Fan diEcciioirs each
book. 1t recommends itSe}f show n ansi
ais Icing FELT want, i7esng adapted 10 merchants
lawyers. doct"rs. commercial Travellers ministers
a'al 'urs, mex l4tnics. .aTn-rs nd others Price
and upwards, WHICH brinEs il wi kiu tli, reach
send fr terms. With descriptive circulars, ss,imon-
ials, reirrviecs, &c. We want an energetic inieli
gent agent in every county Address l., GARRETT
Co.. No. 10z Csnut st, l'iIii;rS-il hia, Pa. or
No. LIZ :. Clark IT., Chicago, I'll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
WE NOW DOUBLE CUR
RATES OF PREMIUMS.
Oar friends will readily notice our
Presents Tor 30 and GO Clubs mr..
now more than equal In value
TO Clubs Of GO and 100
respectively OF other
firms.

as- PLEASE ENANIINE,x
Any person ordering either 9TH Clubs mentioned
below, can have their selections Of premiums cnune.
rated. according 70 the size of the Cfni
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
ARKANSAS REPRESENTATIVES,.

The question of admitting the Arkansas
Representatives 10 the House was, after de
bate, referred 80 the Committee on Elec
lions. They held meeting during the
afternoon, and found the credentials ali
right; and would at once halc so reported.
but the Democratic mcnlbcrs begged that
il might 30 over 10 morrow, and il was ac-
corslinc,y postponed. The members Will
probably be sworn in-tlic morning. All of
them are in the city. and they were on The
iiuor Of the Senate during TIC proceedings
of that body on Senatorial questions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25

The Banking and Currency Committee
had meeting to-day. with view OF fax.
ing up and considering Mr.. Sherman's bill
increasing the National Bank Currency.
AS the bill had not been taken from the
Speakers table, NO action was taken by
the Committee. II is probable that the bill
will be amended in the House in several
important particulars.
The House Banking Committee all fay-
er the substituting of the proposition off
cred some time ago by MIR. Hooper, Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25

The Foreign Committee of both branch
es of Congress arc considering the ques-
ton of rcoryanizing Crete as an indepei'd-
cnt power, and the friends oi that country
are hopeful that Congress will take some
action in this direction before adjourn
mcnt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25
PASTURE.
Doty's Clothes Washer.

Ana.,y Dealers and-canvasser. e-sry~here.' asms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-25

Heavy frauds on the government are al
lodged tn have been prscticcl in the pay
mems of bounty to colonel soldiers. and 1t
is said that prominent head of bureau
ia TIE Treasury Department is involved.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
The Federal Garrison.

The company of Federal soldiers
who have been encamped at this
place for the past two months.
struck tents, and departed for Tex.
as on last Monday morning. OFF,
GERS and men expressed regret at
leaving Fayetteville. There new
er was town or people, they said,
that had been more malioiously
and causelessly villi6ed than this
They were ordered here to pre-
serve the peace, and would be glad
to remain, but really there was 10
more necessity for a garrison here
than there ID in Massachusetts.
They gave the citizens the char
racter Of a quiet, orderly, sociable,
law-abiding people, who would do
what was right, and harm no one,
if treated as they should be. Com
pany II. has the best wishes of this
community.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
aHnAn
SOUTHERN nEp.hRkYTGfg|

SOU ! fIE1nsN PREF .hl.RsATgHlaS
These Remedies are tue result 81 nanyyea Il
OF laborious study, and. q. long bedside ex-
perieuce IN the South and West and from the
golden opinions they have won from the
medical profession, the press and the public.
and the unprecedented demand and univer-
sal satisfaction given, they have Immediately
become the
STANDARD MEDICINES OF THE AGE.
Being prepared by the medical profession,
and Invested of all secrecy. physicians in all
directions are pres cribing them in their prac-
tice with the most satisfactory results. -
The editor OF the Columbus MISC Senti-
mel says:
wv e hsve had OCCASION to use several of
theGREAT SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS
in our family, and in every instance they
gave entire satisfaction"
The Memphis Daily appeal says:
"The superiority of tbs GREAT SOUTH
ERN PREPARATIONS is acknowledged by
ali who have tested them, and we cheerfully
recommend them to our friends throughout
the country" aos
The Memphis Public Ledger says
"The GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARA-
TlONS are prepared and offered by staunch
Physicians OF our city, sohons zoe knoso; their
Remedies give satisfaction, and we cheerfully
them as No. / Family Medicines"
The Brandon (Miss Republican says:
"The GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARA-
are prepared by eminent physicians
and sell well in our midst"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26

II is strange 10 see with what careiessness
some invalids attend to their health They will
procure G box OF PLANTATION BITTERs, which
ought to be used up in month or six weeks,
nnd upon inquiry it is found that they have
ased only two or three bottles. Some day they
have used it according to the directions, and
others have not touched it. The whole trial
has been irregular, and of course less favora-
bic result has come from their use. If it be
true that 'what is worth doing at all is worth
doing WE'LL" how emphatically is it true in
matters relating TO the health. A few bottles
PLANTATION BITTERs have often wroughtwon-
ders, while in other instances disease has only
been subdued after weeks of resistance.
Magnolia Water.-Superlor to the best impor-
ted German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
4satbs.
DIED.

At his residence, three and q half miles
East of this place, ANDREW BUCHANAN,
Esq in the eighty-sixth year Of his age
Squire Buchanan YVES born in Washington
county, Virginia, ON the 11th of November,
A. D. 1888. His ancestors on both the paternal
and maternal sides, were patriot-whigs in the
revolution of 1I76, some of whom bore
quite a conspicuous part in that memorable
struggle, and true to the blood and teaching of
his ancestors, he was ever the honest, earnest
Jealous and consistent devotee and advocate of
the pure principles of Republicanism--the rights
of selfgovernment. In youth and early man.
hood he devoted himself to mercantile pursuits
In hisnatiye county, and subsequently, in Over
ION county, Tennessee. He married and lived
some years in McMinnviile, in this State. In
1923, he was elected TO represent Warren
county in the lower branch of the Tennessee
Legislature, the duties of which station he dis
charged with commendabe zeal and fidelity,
which served for him the highest reward of
the honest Representative the appreciation of
his constituents in his reelection, in the year
1926. In 1929 he removed to this county and
settled at the pl sce Of his late residence, when
he continued to reside, respected IND honored,
up to the time of his demise. In all the rela-
items of husband, father. master. neighbor and
citizen, he was eminently good man. On the
night of the Goth inst. in the presence of her
who bad been the partner of his joys and of
his sorrows for more than half century, and
surrounded by all of his children, Ave in num-
Der. he gently and quietly, closed his career on
earth His was not like death SO much as it
was like natures sweet restorer, balmy Sleep"
and az we confidently believe il WAS he has
awakened to immortal life and bliss in another
and better world. He was an honest man
and sincere Christian. Peace to his memory.
A FRIEND.
In this county, 10th district, Tuesday. 18th
inst, of consumption, Mrs. SOLOMON MA
SON, aged about 80 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
You may be Too Late.

Be warned 10 time. Diseases like Indigestion
and Dyspepsia are not to be triaed with. There
Is such thing as being too late in these matters
Inflammation, or Schirrhus Cancer, or some 9TH
er dangerous diseasemay ensue when all restora-
tives, no matter how Potent, would beinefectual
Do not delay then. When the symptoms of
Dyspepsia are first experienced resort at once to
The great restorative medicine HOSTETT FRS
STOMACH BITTERS, and you will be safe.
But few disorders involve greater suffering,
and, if not in itself Immediately dangerous, it
is the source of many deadly maladies. Even
If did not tend TO greater evil, the mental and
physical misery it produces is sufficient reason
why no pains should be spared to prevent or
cureit. In no country OF the face of the globe
is ii so completely domesticated as in our own,
where it is found in nearly every household
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are
universally conceded to be the sovereign re,ne-
dy for this annoying disease, as they act directly
upon the digestive organs, correct and tone the
stomach, and give renewed vitality to the sys-
TEN. Acting delightfully."- upon the nerves and
soothing the brain, renders them eticacious as q
mental medicine, as we'll as genial stomaehic.
IL taken as a preventive, they will be found
particularly we'll suited TO tho diseases arising
from the unhealthy season of autumn, anS
their use will prevent the creeping, unpleasant
sensation often complained of when the chills
are stealing slowly upon the patient.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
R@We are authorized and re

A<We are authorized and re-
quested to refer any gentleman de-
string to establish Democratic
newspaper, who has sufficient funds
to purchase the materials, to a
point where success is assured
The town and county have always
given large Democratic rnajorities
the official printing is liberal
and remunerative, and will be CIV
en- to Democratic paper. (There
is no illegal publication law" there
The town is large and rapidly
growing, and the Democracy would
gladly welcome reliable organ.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
Marriiages-
N.ARzIEDe

In this county, Thursday, 18th LOST, by Rev
b. F Hudson, Mr.. A. B. COLLINS and Miss
q. E. TULLEY.
In this county, Thursday, 10th inst., Mr.
WILLIAM GURLEY aEa Miss ELIZA
JANE KENT.
In this county, Thursday, 18th inst, Mr..
DANIEL SANDERS and N ISIS SARAH ANN
EDGMAN.
In this county, Friday, Goth inst. Mr.. BEN
JAMIN ASHB and Mss j GAMMA BRAID
FORD. ks E2Sfss sFs fz5
In this county, Sunday, 22nd inst. Mr.. W.
MCDONALD and Miss MARY A. THOMP-
SON. So
In this county, Sunday, 22nd inst, Mr..
CLAIBORNE VAUGHN and Miss MARY
MARBERKY.
In this county, Tuesday, oath inst, Mr.. A.
G. MARCH and Miss SALLIE CATHEY.
In This county, Monday, 2Srd inst. Mr..
MILTON PAMPLIN and Miss MARY A.
BOYLE. ~. s.
In this county. Tuesday. Gath inst, Mr. F.
N. WAGGONER and Mis- MARY C.-SPEN-
GER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
d. Call at the northwest
corner of the Square. / want to
see you. T. j. GRAY.

CouGHs AND CoLDs.-Dromgoole q 10. 8
Amygdalin Pectoral is q beautiful, worthy and
effectual expectorant for the various affections
Of the throat and lungs SO prevalent during the
winter season. 1t instantly relieves the pain,
checks the cough, loosens the phlegm, causing
free and easy expectoration, and promotes re-
freshing sleep so much desired by those who
are troubled with distressing cough. For
coughsand colds. bronchitis, pneumonia, hoarse-
ness, pain in the side. Group, hopping cough,
DC, no family should fill to procure It. One
single dose frequently checks troublesome
oongh. Being prepared by physicians of long
and extensive experience, the public have no
hesitancy in using this remedy at once. See
advertisement headed ..Great Southern Prepa.
tons"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-11-26
Nashville, Tenn.

Gcli-i5i buying. and i35js selling
Tennessee bonds sold in New York at 66$
Apples Green, 81 25@l 80 per bush.
Bank OF Tennesses, in demand at 26c.
Bscon--Clear sides. Is; shoulders. l414 q
l4ls; canTassed hams l6k @l7-droopiag
Candles--Stsr, light weight. 10
Cheese Western Reserve, fScper b; fac
tory, 80.
Chestnuts-$3 Is per bush.
Coffee--Rio 2lK @s5c; Laguyra 26H
Java 37@39.
Cotton--l9lS @2l--msrket active.
Corn--frnm wagons, 80; new in cal. 40.
Dried Fruit Peaches, unpeeled. 8@9c
p ID; peeled, l7Ia- Apples, 6k @7N.
Eggs--25o per dog.
Feathers-65@68kf for prime. e1.
Fiour-Common 10 choice spperfne 81 SO
@9 90; extra 8 60@l2 90 by the Dbl.
Lard--In tierces l6; kegs, 10.
Moiasses--Goldsn Syrup 55@l Is; New
Orleans reboilsd. 1890.
Oats SOC
cotatoes-Irish, socesi.
Rye--$l Is. gg4Ht
Sugar.-New Orleans. none; Denars-
re-, l5k@l6; coffee and crushed l553< gil.
Salt--S4 for bush harreis. r
: Whsat--Sl 40@l 60. ~ 81
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nasA negro man named Allel

NsA negro man named Allen
Jones was found dead in the woods,
about three miles East of this
place, on last Saturday, he was
'possum hunting the night before,
and it is supposed that tree he
felled, or one of its branches,
struck and killed him. a@a ~, 2
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BLOOD MANHOOD! S ss,'aDs; . SO iT 10

cents Tor sealed az pages on the whole sub
feet, showing who can and Wrought not to
marry, to DR. WHITTIER, GIT Saint Charles
st. SAINT LOUIS, MO. Consultation free, at
Office or by mail. Stale your case, no matter
who have failed. He stands pre-eminently
above all others in his specially. Patients
treated by Mail OF Express in every State.--
Persons having Private, Delicate, Intricate or
Constitutional Cases. having failed of cure,
may apply con6dentially.
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Il NE Mulberry post office was
closed by the Department q few
weeks since, but has again been
opened, with j. A. d. Middleton
as postmaster. The new official
is o very clever, courteous man,
and Will make good officer.