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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

~ A-NAA44 aAL"A A0N 0sN-9 - 1NAAahar
GszortueLt very low, at Geo. PattisoD q
Co.'S, Sl73 &ain sireeL If
swANsDowE Observation-Disclosures q
Wiggin. It
GREAT vaFiet- at Isdies' gloves 2 Rioe
& EEgsps, 238 Main street. If
THE ORPHANS FAIR.-TaOse persons
Who have not visited the Assembly
Building, No. 303 Main street, where the
Orphans Fair IS being held, are depTiv-
ing themselves OF enjoying one % the
mot delightful hoiiGsy attractions Scat
our city has witbessad for years. The
various tables ars decorated with the
euT5st taste ana in the most elegant end
captivating style. Theg arc also fur
nishsd with the nCst costly sad bsauti-
ful ornaments Of cur various b8zSaTs as
well as the mort simple and lsss expen-
siye toys for Juveniles, and the hes5 re-
fresbments OF the season. We p%attI0u-
larry observed o splendid set OF harness
which drew d premium at the late AEFi-
cultural Eair OF SSelby county and
which i5 the prize &c 10 awarded 10 the
Must popular county officer. HAsftie2ds
OF tho various competitors are sctlvSiy
eanvassing IN their behaiE. A. this
early stsgs Of the voting u Is q .ficuit to
rep5rt the state Of the polls, as IL Is sup
posed y large number vi votes VIII be
cast be ore Saturday night, VIZ warn
the friends Of the vsFi0uS candidates to
be active 10 their behalf, as there is yet
abundant time to rally their supporters
10 the pills. This resaarS viii ss
vel spply to the calendar siock
% be agG.ded TO the fssteS5 freight
lire. Come forwsrd gentlemen and
lsdies tonight, in fall foi09. Qae
of the bsst features ia these cleo
tons is that the ladies' sTe not only en-
titled to the Franchise, buJ issd the way
and most usually carry their isgorit5s,
IS they are fairiy entitled 10 40. The
csls1dsr clock 10 be voted fer is { mag
nidcent piece Of w-0r5m2nships and will
keep good tine for the freight line to
which it shall be awarded. Again, say
We, let the supporters o. toe favor.Ies
rally 20 the polls ana make 3 contest
worthy Of the generous c0Upstition en-
gendeTed, especially as they have the
conBoletoTy reflection that every dollar
expanded to compliment a friend will
duplicate itsslf ia relieving an Orphans
distress aud drying up tho tears of some
ones darling who now lies liz the cold
and silent tomb.
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GOODYEAR ~ FAILS. Druggists ans
Apothecaries, 2sI Main strCey, between
Court and Madison streets. are nov
ready TO supply tneir customers with
pure drugs, chemicals, p%eTfdmery, fancy
and toilet articles. Prescriptions Will
receive special attention. w
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FURNITURE Fifteen sets Of fine and
plain nTn" sure, carpets, hair and cotton
msttresse q, for sale cheap by Mrs. y.
Smith, Il. Main street. Call and get
bargains. tjaI
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OLD RELIABLE.-The best of Pittshurg
aoz!, lump, Eut ard slacE, sold 10y Big
say, Me.lgTsh & Co, South Court anC
Main streets, Bethel Block. Rates al
WAYS IS low IS the lowest. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

Trr PEABODY HOTEL is now open
Tor the recepucn Of transient guests snd
9srders. Priea per Gsy, 81 90. Day
9osrd, $40 per mouth. We viii be glad
4 weiecms Cur cid ffisne2 eEd guests.
D. COCKRELL Z SONS.
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BEAUTIFUL" exclsim al, st the
i choice cakes and pastries so easily pro
isuuced from Morgan's Self-Rising Flour.
AEk you: grocer for 1t.
: Otf FINNIE 4 BUCKEAM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

CITY, COUNTY M SCHOOL SCRIP
for sale, IN amounts 70 SUIT taxpayers,
at Emmett Savings Institution, No. 6
Madison street. II
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AFTERNOON FAIR.-For the accom-
mOGs5icB 0f those who fnd it incOnye-
Bisnt 10 attend ST night, the Orphans
Fair viii bR kept oysn this afternoon.
We suppose the tables Will be more than
ever resplen1snt and gorgeous in their
display o. beautiful toys aud useful arti-
alcg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

OPERA CLoAKs, suitable for Christmas
and New Year presents, st less lhsn
New YcrE ecst, Al Rice & EageI's, 2S8
Main street. u
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CHRISTMAS pat once 0 yesF
You can well afford TO bay your vile 81
.sEas, heart 8 nice set Of fuIs. Francisco
q WiggiG's IS the Tisee 20 buy 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

GIFT ! iycoKg, GIFT Books, in endless
vsTiety 3ud ~styis-6pest assortment in
the city -. at Geo. Pst.ison & Co.'s Sl72
Main & ,reet. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

TIE STEAM MAN EcLIPsED-BEAR
AHEAD.-The greatest curiosity Of the
season is now on exhibition at the meat
spd game store Of J. ID. Edwards, No.
9-s second street. whOse store viii be
asied from this time with the choicest
aelicseies Of the season. Fish, the
largest saS freshest; turkeys. the latest
and heaviest aslsry, the whitest and
ncss brittle oysters superior to any in
she CITY, all 10 lie sold eEesF, - bis elotto
Is quick GALES sad small prohts. Gall
and sae him, ss be iBtsnds to let no q
leave his house without buying, II
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YoU can hsvs old felt hats made into
the nsw style, Alpine" by II. Cohen,
il3S4 Main street. Nv
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DR. y. n. 49, again Offers Dis plos
~ 70 l%ssSicss q the sIassns q q No. " S. Mao
s snSDr1oaneinE cogntFTy,z u HoSnas street.. oyeI LII
stree, l ylsSnSs Gun store ho'
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THE HOLIDAY silk dress Hstat Wnes-
ton q Co.'S, l99 Main street. Iw
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OFFICE CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
HHmmarwmmwn - - 80

IOo0 mems mats at 81, at Rice & En-.
gels, 23s Main street. If
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FRESH turkeys, chickens, eggs and
butter, at C. c. Jackson's, SO Adams
street. Il
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Ths bang is to be made s preferred
creditor, asd Is to receive the notes Of the
city for three, six, nine and twelve
months for the sum OF SIS 900 each In
payment of the debt Of SlG0, 900. Ia the
jLat the frat or any of these notes
shall gJtO protest, the bank will be en-
powered to sell the ~collstersls as il sees
proper. Isn't this 9 nice thing? Why,
i. il but another phase Of the railroad
Projsot which was SC effsctualiy ex-
plotted by the press. The cloven fooi
sticks out everywhere. We hope for the
honor Of ali concerned that Dame Ru-
NOR, on this OCCASION, has been ia error.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

BARGAINS IN Toys, whelesale and re-
tail, 347 Main ST., Moffstt's old stand. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

20O dozen ladies' linen cute and collars
lover than any house in town. Rice i
Eegel II
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NOTECE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders
~ Of the Germsn National Benk OF Mem
phis that there Will be an Election held 81 the
Banking HOUSE o n
Tuesday, january 18TH, 1869,
Between the hours OF &c a.m. and pm, fOTths
purpose of choosing Seven Directors TO serve
during the ensuing year.
deli I'd MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

"SCRAPs FROM THE PRISON TABLE"
BIZ Joe R1Tbiege, Lieutenant Colonel late
O. s. A.-This book gives q vivid and
doubtless correct picture of prison life
in Camp Chase and on Johnson's Island.
The life OF q prisoner is usually dreary
and monotonous enough, but this book
Is crowded with interesting incidents,
told in a vivacious and often sparkling
style. The Northern people have been
stated with the exaggerated horrors
of Anderson and other Confederate
4" prison-pens Let them read Col. Bgr-
biars's book and learn what took place
under their very noses. The work can
be had at the house Of J, s. Levett &
Co, and ST the several bookstores.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

JOE. LOCKE, 1864 Main e., hes Scrap
from Prison Table by Col. Joe. BarbieTe.
Also. Leslie, Harper, GodeS's, Demcrest,
Lippincott, Eclectic, and hosts OF other
publications for snusry. Lsslie's Week
iv. With picture Of Grant at capture Of
City % Mexico, Banner Of the South,
Father 4. J. Rysn's paper, HsrpeT's Ba-
zar. Waverly, Sporting Times, Days
Doings. Western World, Literary Album.
louisville. Cincinnati, Sc. Louis, Chi
csgo. New Orleans, and New York
dailles received by every mail. Books
aud stationery. Base Balls. etc. II
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THE best dry ash wood in quantities
70 suit purchasers, at the foot OF Market
street, mouth OF Wolf river. Nv
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COTTON GINS.
EaCLE Cotton GINS.

-r ara fine Sole Agents for the sale OF theae
w rnriyaIled Gin stands. For oeanty o.
ITGHrSEss OF Draft AND
= - roT-rDr tur4ed out per day, they 6re
o1snrnssssd, Reference can be safely msae tS
s1ery planter h mas SVEN them 2 isl sax xinl
f-oTs one-quarter to ons.third the ureIt
ovsa AsY oTaER GIN. We are also aeenIs t9i
STFAITBA GRlST NILS, "a wEnSAH"
81 EsFSf5N CO.'S CIRCULAR SAVE.
TcIsBNRS & 20,
DsaIarsi in Hardware, Cutlery snd Guns,
SIX and 81 Msin Street,
-, dspsm Memphis, Tenn,
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BARGAINS IN Toys. wholesale ard re-
tail, S47 Main ST., Moffatt's old stand. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

Wy II sell the most elegant dress goods
lowe than any house in town. Rice &
E. Tgel. II
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CHRISTMAS furs for children at Fran
cisco d Wiggin, under Peabody Hotel. It
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ChVlaoD Hat. CAPS and FGrs, very cheap
It yneaton & Cos, l99 Msin ST. w
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BARGAINS IN TOYS Tholesais and re-
iad, S47 Main ST., Mofatt's old stand. &
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HOSIERY and wool nett goods lower
than any other house in town, at Rice &
Engel's, 25S Main street. If
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POCKET Kuives-a fine assortment
just rec=Ivsc sJ Geo. Psttis0n Il Co.'s,
SIG Aai2 street.. tt
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LADIES, Cont forget the handsome
beau. Buy hia q nice sIe e Francisco
& Wiggiais. a
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list R~ECEIvED-
80 bbis- Choice onions
. bbls- Oranges p....ae-
- - So-es and quarter boxes Rastns
~ bbIs. Family Flour
"a tfsrnes sugsr-cured New damss
y bbIs. Choice Molasses
- nSxes spices and IAN Goods.
"a Segs andhalf bbls. Pigs Fest'
10 bbls. onion Sets, -.,o - ranev a<Si
losesG ressries, Vine and Liquors. a.
s.Ap's go rnIY,s. No. s44 Front skreef'-
80 between Union and Gayoso S..
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GREAT 5ALE-OF JAPANESE AND Chr
NEsE CURIOsrTIEs, SHELLS, ETC-At
Putiic Auction, saiesToOm Of Royster,
~Irszsvaut & Co, northeast corne of
Main and J efersOu streets, commencing
Saturday, December 20, ut 7 PINTO
continue he ensuing week at 10 Il. IL. and
7 m. eGch day. The finest collection
ever brought to this city. A direct i'm
pnrtatl0n By B1yton Agency OF New
York and pliiadelphia. Au immense
assortment Of rare end beauti.gl Shells,
c variety Of ingenious and exquisite oil
entail workmanship, magnificent iniaid
work, laluer, PezFl, straw, precious
woods, cGbinets, tabsss, stands, boxes,
trays, chequer-0oards, etc. japanese
books, maps, pictures, etc. bamboo
baskets, French and Issiisn fancy she'll
work, etc. 4 Tars opportunity for beau
tihIl holiday presents. Attention Of
jadiss pAIticularly invited.
g T. BofTON, Importers agent.
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HORE RINGS.
City FEnanceS National Banks---
a Good ThIng---ysiEi ii
W0FE--Light Wanted.

II oil large cities individual axes are
numerous ia proportion 70 the population,
0ut it mas beae said that there were more
Of this kind of implement in Memphis
than any city OF It's size in the world.
We are wiling to acknowledge that this
is g metropolitan, fast, handsome, and
siigibly situated city, and are not at all
prepsr & to deny the presence OF the
aforesaid sxaa. We are lead into this lit
iis DEPRESSION lie oE.=f TO call the atteu-
ton OF cur readers % q ruaoT which has
reee ygd some cTejanc5 throughout tue
community, and in winch ell sre inter-
ested. It is ssid that a nice little game
An foot by which the city, 4. G.
.AetaXpsyers may, yet get rid OF someOf
those railroad bonds which they nave
psid so dearly for, and which Railroad
R!ngn SO kindly offered to relieve US OF
OF way OF q favor, feeling an interest ia
our welfare, once having been 8 citizen,
old love, hankering towards US, etc,
etc. 4 National Bank Of this city, il
seems, holds about $l00,OCO OF the in
debtedness of the city IN the shape OF
scrip and ledger balances. The
Finsncs Committee, it is Tumored, pro-
10 2 this debt by one grand coup
ds.maia, and We learn have already
oroacaed the subjset to other members
OF the Board and it is further said, have
secured the cooperation of s sufficient
number TO psss it at the next meeting.
Let Us see, however, how this little
sum IL to be liqlidEted. IL is proposed
60 place ia the hands Of the hlnk, asl
collsteFal security, sli the ssocB~held by
the city in railroads, SIS follows:
Nllssissippi n Tennessee .... .S25Q,0O
aud title ROcG-----.-...-.-. 5J0,a00
tEsnnn Ind Nhin 5000
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GEO. PArrIsoN & Co, Books and sta-
tionsry. II
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PEABODY" list, Francisco & wlggin.
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A HUGE EOLIAN.-AtU orinth, Oh the
Mobile and U-Io Railroad, the telegraph
wires crest each other near the Scrnggs
House. IhsTe are four or i've wires on
Szch line, anj they axe drawn rather
tApt from post 20 pos', ths recent cold
weather, drinking them and making
them tautur. When there is the least vino
blowing these lines are converted into f
hugo ee 3iian harp, and make s noise
which e ranger always mistakes for a
& cant tEtin, or iaT OF music.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

CARD OF THAEKs.-Csptain Madden
and The members OF Fire Engine No. l.,
return their sincere thanks to Mr.. w. b.
MeClain fer 3 mUniicent Christmas
present, which consisted of a basket of
Dan YentnTeaI, The euishls proprietor
Of the i. cess .sAlooni for q demijphn OF
fine whisky.
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FURs, FGrs, Furs, cheap st Wheaton
& Co.'S. w
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mee--EO Is jefferson Street.

CITY MATTERS.
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LsoK at the cheap goods 81 Rice &
Engeps, 233 Main street. If
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04
The Presidents Acuuittal

The news of the Presidents &C
quittal created a great deal of ex-
citement throughout the country.
In many Of the cities and towns
|salutes were fired by Mr.. John
sons friends. At Washington,
the excitement was very great,
and many congratulatory calls
were made at the White House.
A dispatch from New York says =
"There was much excitement
over the news from Washington.
The Presidents friends were jubi.
liant. The Tribune, as a measure
of prudence, took down a bulletin
which had been posted, contain
ling list of Republicans who vo
ted for acquittal under the caption
Iof Traitors
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04
b. NJ. HATCHER
North side of the Square,
In the neFly-ftted Room lGIt Door to
WRl9@T 8 TRAMTIAM'Sa

rs now receiving new and very
j desirable stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods of the latest styles,
embracing general variety Of sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods, ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
ladies and gent's,) Queens and
Hardware; in fact, all the leading
articles usually kept 10 a frst-class
retail house. Thankful! for The pa
troDage extended since l have been
in Fayetteville, hope by strict at
tention to business, and a good
stock of Goods at as low prices as
they can be purchased in the market,
to merit liberal patronage. Call
and examine ny stock. Mr.. w.
w. PETTY, we'll known to the people
Of this community, can be found at
all times behind my counter, and
would be glad to have bis old friends
and former customers call Oh bins.
The usual Barter of the country Ia
ken in exchange for Goods.
aprill6 B. NJ. HATCHER.
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A Hint from Old Proc.
The following circular has been
issued to the different Railroad
Companies throughout the State :
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. TENN Nav %

NASHVILLE, TENN, May "a. {
To the Railroads of the State of Tennessee:
It is made your duty by the law
of 1852, and also by the act emit
tied Gan act to liquidate the debt
of the State falling due in 1868
and 1862" passed March Ii, 1868,
to pay the interest on the bonds
loaned you at least fifteen days be-
fore said bonds become due. The
penalty for the violation of this
duty is that / am to appoint a suit
able person, at your expense, to
take charge of your Road.
| therefore warn you that the
interest due from you on the first
of July must be paid to the Comp
troller of the State at least fifteen
days before that date.
W. G. BRowNIoW,
Governor Of Tennessee.
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nough to do more than politely re-
quest the culprit to disburse the
nominal fine of a dime, even should
a jury be discovered fearless e.
nough to convict him, at the haz-
ard of having all their bones bro.
ken by his friends on leaving the
court. This state Of things might
and should be corrected.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04

cy Of Lincoln county in the State
Democratic Convention at Nash
vile, on the 9th inst, and the pub.
lication Of their names here is
equivalent to certificates from the
undersigned committee.
Il. III. BLEDsoE.
w. IL. MooREs.
J. ii. BURNAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04

~ Millions of locusts are
on every side Of us. Walk
through the woods or fields, and
they spring up before you in count
less numbers. Yet, if they have
done any damage to the growing
crops, the fact is unknown. Their
depredations seem to be confined
to the splitting of the bark on
young trees; probably for the pur-
pose of depositing their eggs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE METROPOLITAN ORGANS,
MANUFACTURED BY
The Mason & Hamlin
OrganCompany.
The MASON g. HamIin ORGAN Co.

The Mason e. Hamlin Organ Co.
have commenced the manufacture of a new
series of organs each of which will bear the
Trade Mark, METROPOLITAN ORGAN. They
are elegantly and durably made; contain
modern improvements have great power
and fine quality and variety of tone, and in
general excellence are second only to the eel
ebrated Mason d HanaIp Cabinet Organs,
manufactured exclusively by the same COM
pany. The Metropolitan Organs are fully
warranted for five years, and will be sold at
prices competing with those of inferior instru-
ments. All Of them are in solid black wal
nut cases Observation-Disclosures as well as sides
and fronts-and have paneled fronts and sides,
with carved mouldings and antes Improved
Grad u ated Self-Adjusting Reed Valves. In
proved Bellows, Tremulant and Knee Swell.
STYLE Five Octaves, with Manual Sub
Bass and Octave Coupler throughout.
Seven Stops, viz: Viola, Diapason, Mel
odia, Flute, Manual Sub-Bass, Octave
Coupler, Tremuiant. Price. 1925.
STYLE Drive Octaves, with Manuel Sub
Bass. Six Stops viz: Viola, Diapason,
Melodia, Flute, Manual Sub-Bass,
Tremulant. Price, $500.
STYLE Give Octaves. Five Stops. viz:
Viola, OlapaSOn, DIelOula, lute, 1leinu-
liant. Price, Sl70.
STYLE Alive Octaves. One Stop, viz:
Tremuant. Price, $3.50.
80 a liberal discount from above prices to
Churches Clergyman and Sunday Schools.
Circulars with illustrations sent to any
address.
Also an Illustrated Catalogue of the Mason
g. Hamlin Cabinet Organs, FREE, to any one
desiring it. Address
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04
Ws5Zey'S Gallery

HAS been removed two doors West,
into the Neeld house, South side
of the Public Square, where he
has fitted up a sky-light, and is Ia
king splendid pictures at reduced
prices. He takes Ferrotypes, Am
brotypes, Photographs, and Oil
Paintings of all sizes and descrip-
tions, and expects soon to be pre-
pared to take Ivorytypes, Pearl,
Porcelain, and all kinds of Pic
lures. Mr.. Wiley is a native of
this county, and is identified with
its interests. He is striving to ex.
Gel in the art of picture-making,
and we think he should be en-.
couraged by liberal patronage.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-04

A Georgia humorist, remarking
on the story that "Thaddeus Ste
vens sent Brownlow to die hurrah-
ing" says: "There is no telling
just how he will die, but he is GER
tain to commence hurrahing for
water in very short time after
wards"
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More New Goods.

| have now got a new supply of
fresh goods purchased last week,
and I have made up my mind to
sell them to the first one that comes
alongwith the money. My assort-
ment is good. l am still taking
Corn in exchange for goods, at 30
cents per bushel. TT. GRAY.
May %, 1868.