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Ki vfl t'pri 1 1 p Observer
.
i'IIUIISDAY, JAN. 780 IS
r r ar .
- - - "
'Elli$lNFw 'fAnTlPJ'WVr. -.WWtofo now a
ADVERTISERS Will TAKE fi0 !
. . . -. i r : -
UT BusiuKS nisfe wjll reccUuct that the
i,,H,ltMn '-hhQM-Jot
A f T. a irtvvWtetva f vnTrrlra I
one AT
vnc true;, Lrcrr i t -a iiciw w s
Siirt: ithatinstbe '
LARGESt ClftCULATlON,1
BY IiONa'ODDSj' i
SOUTH EPuN TENNESSEE !
3f.;tv''?Di;U;4v-':.TQ;0
Uuui y ;uau. n---wyu sPrineldWith2500 troops,
KciCTtpSi SATuuhAV, Mhtb 1 ,
' !!EH!fV. .'7
ir? We are atlir.briy.fcd to announce Hr.
a. a Vandidate- for .SnrifT of,"o r-w....r r
i . &..ax.. -l i - y-.t d I
Linnohi county, at the 'next-MaKh Election
jiviru a wudidate lor .siier IT of
Lii..:,.ii. A.uptv.t. tiM;i.cxtMrc.h .E.uti.
ir7T w e are , aiURori.C'i 10 annnmire- air,
I .. DIair a randid.tte for Sher.ITof J.in
biln coiiiitv, at the nict March Kkctiou.;
COUXTf COVHT CI.
AitK.
I
OTWeare authunxed to announce Mr
,n is i.o iiiK i .vM.i a candidate for
Cuuty Court CJ. rk.f Lincoln cou.,tjy t the
next March Kfitum.
' O" We arc authorized to annonn: Mr.
n.mif! J. V!ii'Iiny:o" aciuidnlaie for
l'mitv Court Clerk of Liuco n county, at tho
.ext March Election'.
TAX CotXECTOtt.
of Lincoln county;
(yf'We aru .a -thorizeil
to announce .
0" We arc authorized to antbtiuce Mr.
""" M"i itmav be attributable to the fact f 1 "7 7 t li, WWK; " oRvan,,.aao u,e? .aooro uua. aiiiw -i inickr than ye cap writ, it. It.ia in gra
.r.r.ntor d riiniiwiut tur ! ' - nt nr iprs i oro f nmpin i ni ci'cn . uc;uiwiiuiiiih-. j.u. . ,...., ...... v.. t . . -Q-- . , --- ----- ---
X'Zr':w - ai.-vl.-. ..- ;,u-:.jJ: you Intonned aS to' where we. lire: Tz UT"C. - -o uo uue u., rrs 5-7., . . , ,de,iaii over th. eou0try.Jtfev..(C
' m4. iiKiiintuiuvu-iiui.ueeu utunBiu - . ; . -vi ; v. mm ior some nme, anu 1 nave, oj a.i,uro no uner iauteri, nautllCI lllaUUIlUailUU , Octette. ,
v We renuthorized to anr.onnce Mr. .. . . what we are doing, and what weli.. t; -. iurt 'i,,;ilf ilrt do Whtngton do uutmiu j niuuuiiumivv ; -f
Ko-rl. llrruuona cahdid-ie f,f J ax - promptly as t& the change of it- , lrt-ATV'Tl,nif0U?? him ithe S,amC nP"Sht Il0n-i ; SOUTH CAROLINA. '. T HAVE a full snpply of Saddlery of all ! ' MoreCJrnln as d . provisions sre de-
l;.lWor ofLinclii cow.tr, at Ibe next March ofl- Tb iHtifale- we . have " , oniUle ana moral man wnilC Upon A!l banks ..par 1 descriptions, which I will sell ,n.y..nnnai.y flwr.n .j,.; ,,,.
ia,c.km.;. ; - - UlC" 10 Virginia. - . mTBIT. 'PAH rtiaTTll
trO are authii2.d to anm)urce. Dr. known for Some-time that the-. , .... . : J. . : . xt xi v i i -l , t w' I .1 . . . ... 111 f'4 P Ifllll I1 ll SC II fj"'6'- tncaie,QHi)2raAi.,.. 1
J.'iu J. Boiitifrr a caudate f-r T-x. . ... f o w ; Ai town of milk, Wine, and honey, North-western, a., as he IS While BkoC Berkeley -Fa.rmour.tb 2d, yJlXlJf f UIl WlWll J . HenrrR Costnr-Yoar Exterminator
C.;1!e.,orof Liucola county at the ext March, l etlele Uards Were- at .Cock- gth Tenn. Regt.,!i" the Sands Of South Carolina. I bf do lUt the same old .tand.nor,h-eaSt corner1" received used nd pronounced an entire
K;SW'We are authorixed'W .,c. MK ! P have not fc hazard nothing .Sing that OUT do Commerce .2t Frmersb of Va i do Pc Sjnare, Fa.ettevilW .S SS.KlSA
jamais. rsittu.c rai.,iiiat- f.r Ta.x ; known ontil. within the past lew . , 1 .boys are unanimously in favor oT j V,,e" r, h,M i"'k and Jan. uth. me.. u.u. ; i
Sl"-ir,U 8tthcuestclayStohai-p0sffice .LieuhSullivan selefction, and think: & Manassa Merrhanta b t - Sale of a Valuable iSST hV"V
March i--awtbof.re)1 annonR Kev. tl.r - ,b tLer ivotild te sure balloon chase, ntra. Chat-;a befter choice'could not be 'made, do Phiippi - do iMb d ftr nrnnnrOI V-?2r'
AlA acahdidtta for Tax Cdl-r ' tlCir V1 ? ?ma - .tai,oora, and on Fridav followinLfhnno-l. thorn ar tnanv .-lover and 1-ckbr 42e .M!Mnti-ello b do' Hfcj V f!L r lERniVI I I.nVe br.n Sellihs-tonr Exte.mi,
. . ... i ' . - .T. 1 ... I , 1 1 . .T ( I Jit . : i .. I . . 1 . T ' J f '..'I.. .1. . I . , . -:. . ..
Jttkntrttt W.r,hKlirh : Tl VOOOIVI! IllGni . vlCCOrUlIlITl V. . .... - - A .i iiieuiiiivum nun iMiruiwrncrn o ru I IlillllLI L2 I IILUIIULUI natur or th Ust ,Tir. a&d hlTR I&nTUl It a
a M.tx iiM a rar v ;
- . J- r i
i
J-rch Election. , . . - )
, Krjr':S lZ:- i;
h.Uoctor orLlnc'olu couutv, at the next March j
VUiHJtion. " ''..!
.cd to anronnce 'Mr !
S!rTt;,.tS2' !
John A. Silvfrtooth
. f ifa Fir '
('..Hector of Lincoln coun
... ... :
- v ure authorir-cd to annoimcn Mr.
y, w. I'tt y candidate f-r Tr.x Collector
t.f Lincoln co'u'iity, at iho next March Elec
tion. ' ; ' : - '
(7- We are anthonr.ml to nnnounce Mr.
Jl(ir Artto!l a aluMlale f r Tax ddlec
j..r of Lincoliionnty; at the i.ext Marrl.
Election. . - -
rgjr.-W v authbrited to announpe Mr
J uie Itirkijiti-irk a rand Mate rT Tax
Collector f Liiicolu county, at the nest
W:irrh Election.
(tT- Ve are anthorirtrd to arr.cnnce Jlr.
J.Vol Bruce a candidate for Tax Collector
i.f LiHcoln county, at the next ijarcli IMrction.
flre authorized to innounfe Mr.
The- W. Bicilsoc' a candidate Tr Tax
ille'-tor of Lincolr. couniy. at the nt-Xt March
Kietinn. v -
tr Vj are authorized to announce B-uj.
VX E-.j. a rafidi '.ate for Tax Collector of
L;nr.'.ln ronntv; at. the next Mrch . Eli'Ctio.i.
, trj- tfeaf rfiah-flf-ed to announce Mr.
l.ler,uiiiiiS!l, nldi, t'"'Vf
rToIlect'.r of.iuooln comity, at the Ueit March
Klcrt'on.! , . . ..."
W are aiitho I7.d tri annftrfnee Mr.
I:i t Itl Hiir.tvsiu a candidate f .r Tax Col
Wtorof Lincoln our.ty; at the veil March
W are' authorised to ahnhnhce Mr.
XYin. II. Jn8 itU a onidaa lor ' rnstee of .
we arethopiel; a, nounce a. .A . :
7 ;.'.o..i ft,m,if. at the' next Matth Election
((flnlitll. cacr. a csouiuit'c ,
ioV
RFOISTER.
nn
UciAn county, at the n-it March Election
- Veareatrnonz-o toannm -vc. ....
i fccj a candidate for Kecr of
U,. ... . .
r
Scardly of Editorial
Our readers Tve are stire, willj
excuse the scarcity t)t witoriaii
ftchincw toJay, when they learn
r onnsc.'. -wc naa nucu one oi-
itt t 1 .1
w-wr t rll 1
der for election tickets, and Jiad
Tnvnared the '-'form
for another,
when, in au attempt to place it on
the press, the whole nfTajr tumbled
into ); tivA the time? Vs.uaily al
lottcd to the pencil had' to be ap
propriated to nwti'rangiiig .the
"wreck' cf'matter.'v -And it was
no small job," "sure's you're born."
Kr. Coptland Declines -
Owing to the fact that he finds
it impossible to canvass the couh
tv, Mr. Vm: GiloM desires lis
.tosay -that he is no longer a.canr
didate for County tWt Clerks
This declension leaves the i field tcf
be contested, by only two canai-
AT.cra" tkinid J. VThil-
tuigion and Karris Leathencood: .
SjIc of Slaves -
On Thursd, the 20tli day of
Mpssrs. M. B. Bonner
i LU"V' -
md J. B: Lamb, ' Commissioners,
will sell a valuable family of Ne-
groes to tlie highest bidder. ' The
.advertisemehC may bo "found, in
l. -Mooraraa. l'q., a cauuuiaie ,or jaxi
r.iv.iir n( Ipiif-M.'n couiitv. at the next'ic
I A 'Untjrii Cpantj .Seldler
' Uo li.irt tlir? rilnnsiirA .fit rrrrfTv: !
I . 7 1 o 1 r
fao- hv fho lia'nfl. m'nhf WTTrfe. !ast
1 Tunc? ft rr ; fin ftsryrtW VW:iiviVvnnin
uvu j m uui . JkS jjla V-w we.- v w a
Mcuicnani m VOi. xriciniosns
regimcliV of Arfeunsas' Counted
Riflemen." HeVas in the battle
Oak Hill, where lie won for
.-plf h vft&KLklft hamci as an ofl
lf a i iM'l
i ficer of courajre and ability.
In
uu aigageinrai, U wi y (
wounded in the neck by a -bomb:!
sncii iQai. uursica near mm. lie
.111.11,1 i 1 ' t f . TT-
uioiijf iiiieiyauug vu- Carpe.ntcr' Tools to the - highest
' the war in Missouri: . Gen:,--,, . 4. - . ilrtM
liars of
PHce. who is idolized bi
l.:. i
uy ins
men,
preparing for 'a vigorous campaign.
j Lieut C. soon returns to the field
!flTn:n. nnA rn-w nrnniMinl m' Inttoi !
lor tilC UbzCTCtr, acquairitiUg US;
'with the movements oi the awny
Av'tu vhich he is connwrtct!; " !
Wrilln !oSald!erS-
, Jjctters j-eceived from- bur sol -
.,. . . ... . , T .
... . , j 0 .1
i virginiarand bouth
i n' in u
pLim that they ban-
ier liienus in v lrginiar anu couui
;Carblin a COmi:
, , - , ,
' not hear from
home- . I'or ourself,
-1 . y- , '" -
weeansav that the, ubsemer has.
been mmledtWt'fn!i;--tWy,,r'nS 'fP,1?
t.' ., i .f - - "Z- but' feel it my dutt (in absence
irt-wi ;.ana me. lauure to receive
cnr.,l fo
U ' I illi: llltl Llli IIL.U LU aT?f. 1.1 ftU
- - - r..
nassas.
Death of Gen. ZolIIcolTcr-
The death of this . dbtihgoishea
General has throwft a gloom over
tlic whole country He; was
. ' i i .' a j i .
jly consmcreu as one oi ne mobi
I highrtonetlj fchivalroul, : patriotic, '
sobcr oilicofs in the' Confederate cled'on Iiail Road near 1800 miles,.' cnts .think
States, and the Southtfih ill afford- o11(i by land 400, since wc en-!oui. pUblicati
tn lnsn lum. "''' 'itrorl lir'corv?ro nnd nrnrnw rnnflvt- .
' . . .. ; .
' iri.l. ii'i.-! .;n;n4l.
it uciuu juDi.jr va unjoin , Vw
he opinion hereabouts affixes the
responsibility of Gen, ZiXlimJjvr s
deatli and the reverse to our arms, 0f about 1000. miles pretty soon,
to the drunkenness of Gen. CrtV ! . t)rjr loy goi 6n another kir
hnden. v If iusth-, the offender ' mish ' oii.'th6"first of this month
oughttobe severely dealt with; if
unjustly, the foul aspersion ought
tole sneeililr removed.
forord Bref
The
flJrrrr 7?rit Tn VP.
spohse to the request of friends, we ,
nnnnii our recemi ior corning
Beef. Exiierience has proved . it
, , i - , -
to nC 'OOdt - - -
- . . . . . .. ,
boak trie beet in com waierover
nirrlif." Tn pio-lit gallons of w.atcr
T; d hi of
rd one qu'art of molasses, three
iimiiiHlnr " siiL'tir. '': four ounces ."of "
saltpetre, and line salt sufficient to
imakc it strong enottgh to bear up
o r v , . l,our an. skim
an, egg., Jon
"rD" "
in
7- . r; '-V, "
ibeei;
fc;VM u iiivis k;.'- v ww
Obserter Letter List
i S nfi. rfnr roKt. loners iroin lac
. becn left at this of-
u r.,i w;a- irCaa -
t 1 fc.a
jtiel Brucr, - ; " ,
Mr: Sarah E; Dennis; j
Augustin Gray, -
JVlrs. Cintha A. Pamplin,
Miss Mary II." Rlieri, . .
Miss R , A. Vinson, v" . '
Saddlery in UiunfaSi-; h jg on, Pjfket duty
v j , . i t port Koya, Page s Point, and
7. Z). Vlu has a large rfocfe of MeVviVn,t: beine divided and
sadtlfery Uii nana, wmcn ne oneij
cheap for taahi Persons heeding
would do well ftf. rive feini it call
at hi
is well--kn6wh stahd;.near the , ts of the enemy, are m wgn ,0
ast forher 61 thfeSqtiareV'h frfy hoi-
nortli-
Favetteville; -may
be foiiird
ThA Vrtt Session
PareiiU rid bjuardiariSf ftfirre
. x j. -, , . i .;.J.U O
member that; the iiext session of. ian(i and moving towards Savari
Mrs.'JVScL6ol.'Vni6peh nab. - Gen: Donelsori; Col. Ful
next Monday: r Scholars ongnt, we ton," ann omc m. iu-uu.uuw
hould ; think; to fegfe with j the ; to the Ferry to send irnder a flag
-UUU1T T .,s..- . i- v; I rtf srtmA flntlrTrfto Rome of
first ot me xerw- ,;
" , V a-'v 7-3
Letter from the Potefiae--' Jnn'crsnoi W since:
Another racy left
sha'uw mW beTountl in thisaperV e jii thVibolonei is b&iit, I
The wrHer .is one of .our best1 xor-
respondents and we hope to lrear
fromhnn ofter .... ,'
Election Tiekcts -
We 'ate how filling orders for
"election tickets. Candidates who
havft not vet exnressed a desire to
- 1 1 , ,
Lave theirs, printed, but who wish
i w euuvu, hvu w
leave woril at this office, so that
every district may be furnished hi
time. Terms:' $3 ; per thousand,
cash on delitcr'. , .
Phbllc Siile-
Next Monday it wiU be borne
Goi)u zs
'
nilnisf mtnr will offir a flue lot oi"
i . -
FROM dflL FULTON'S REGIMENT;
No.
Ht'nifji or'7 Fay&levflk Olierver.
. Camp
Col. Fulton
Mu. N. 0. Wallace I fear that
ilshal intrude this letter upon both
' 1 . ' t .
apolo'rv is fully made bv v
.A m J
met that I, in common With
.. i . .XT
apOlOETV IS luilv made DV COniC'SS-
. . y . " , ..
Not how-
. , . .
VyVCA A UiHt UIH JJtlliJ Ui Dili'
... .. . . . ; , J , . .,
ffiunii tiiom ininsrniit inn the fsnntrs
" and' salt -banks of the illustrious
: a U ' ,i x j
-ibouth. Carobna near the noted
.'city ot '.iocotaligo. -1 take the .
! . a -W- - t - . it
Responsibility ; of . sa;inS. that no '
'troops in the ser
CTate States ha
service of the Confed-
have undergone half ,
made half the'
fie iatign(J nor mad
marches we have. .XT
e nave trav
1
PoCOTAIJGO, S. C.
Jan. 17th, 1862.;
' "Flying Infayitry." J
jtereatnefiervice,anuarenowrcauy::nstr,lot:
y j .
r. -.lli l--.'- .1 .1.211 i
,pr anciucr u.ove auu m &vOUhat Mr. JS S aent desired US t6
bcirin to censure the authorities if i
tliey do not give. us another chase
.(Gn New Yeai'l dav) . and had all
sorts of amuefficnts; wlritc dod
linar the shells.' ThcV 'were do'u
' -
do'u'b-
n,g use uu,S. uy c uuuj
ie-quicKcu on mat uay j.4 nines m ;
luree nours anu n uuu, aim gut
1 ' - 1 1 1. -If 1 A
to the scene oi oattie just as me
"enemy began to turn loose in pow-
V1 1U1 v UI!V ? v-,1,u."
i with the largest bombs I ever saw;
(The God of battles favored and
protected our boys again, and none
of -them were .. hurt. The fight
took' place near Pott RoraTFerry:
where the.Yankees: attempted to
jJU1j aim I succeeded in landing
. .. , ' , .,. ...
n tour, two T.nniisn.nfi. wiron i ipv
abc
- - 7 j
,.ro ,et by the HUrSoutB C-.ro-
' lina Regiment and a desperate fight
ensued. The Yankees weredriv-
rt nnn
sidcrabte loss, while tlie &th Car-
'blina lleariment lost, killed and
;wounuea, - men. . . . i
Our . Hegiment' was run up to
'their relief while the bombs laden
Jed with missies of jJeath flew in
"i every direction, an incident ofthe
' day which the patriotic press of
- ! S. C? have failed to mention. : Our
Rtai:one
stationed at these dillerent points
Our pickets at 'Port; Royal .Ferry
and itt Pages Point and the pick-
tbft Yankees will ever attempt td
lland here again; rnnror report them
this morning leaving Beaufort s ls
the South Ca'rolinJansf wlio! were
now b the slight of handVirmabit
! his' tab""and write from his" desk
a bigoojl box turned wrong
side up. I also smoke in his pipe
and occupy his stool, a candle box
with the little lip." . I have ust
seno on Eeverai uispatcues 10 - me
different points calling .for, some
thing more, to eat for my men; as
Gen. Lee and mvself live oh the
cream 'of the Island we desire to
see our ;.men well fed. ,I sent Gen.
Lee : to Florida the other day ?nd
requested him to bring a bottle of
Lincoln county Whis in his
pocket for my benefit Ori his return.
When we Lincoln county boys get
back we will have more sand in
our gizzai'ds than you ever saw be-
I fore, for we use! it here in the place
of salt. Our stomachs can now
digest camp kettles, meat axes and j
iron spoons, . WltUOUt any ainiCUl-
tvitt bill and when we 'sret back
'.t... , ., t. a. Interior bank 1(. Ici bk. Colnmbns.
We intend tO make it a point tO)LaOrar,gedo 50dis! Planter and :MechaE
eat fhe Hide; ''taller," bones, andManuficturerBaDk icado, Daiton. ...
any of those brave fellows lea tt'fiTZ "SSS'SSSS:
llllld who : glory to . indulge the Mechanic Bank do!Southern do,Bainbrrge
beauty of their imaginations tipon j -LOUISIANA;
Wars and victories, and who lavish Bk of America parCitizena b ' par
praise upon the ladiesin order td j ' Sl axntx-o J
shield their hypocricy and cov-;. do . 'ew Oil'ndp:CHrroiiton b, no c
ardice. We sot the Observer yes-,
. , i i x
terday and was much rejoiced to
see the name of Our Old Lieut.
announced
as a candidate for Tax Collector.
. , -7
Without wishing to make anv dis
crimination among the many clev
efjrbntlemcn aspiring for the of-'
J fice, permit me to say that no man ;
comment men running lor
position. We all think, vou might :
afforded to have mentioned the!
r .. v, i, :.l
he was atefcnt in the povvieecf his
country, and could not be with the '
people to electioneer as is common
Wlth candidates. 1 ours, &c,
' ALi
Ll rcnlv to our corrcnond-.
r k- i
WC have to fay,
i f -i
publication was made under
insiruciions; we siaieu precisely k
. -- ' ... M
w wi,on tlt !
was done our duty was performed.
-Ed. Olsserrer;
,, Cil , i .
Mr. btearns, a Kichmond distill-'
er, is
Said to tO be making lour,
thousand dollars per day clear profit
Upon the manufacture of whiskey,
AhUnm ha5 now about 3G,000
je jtt fjj
4Jiiarkfl5--IutfsiI)utf5
Fijettcville . Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY R. N;WH1TAKER
Observze Orti
rrut,- i
iO. I8C2.
i'ayettevillti Junuary
ARTlCLKb.
KUOM
TO
Apple, dried, bua nv
I..'. -...a Shou'lJera. V tt....i -v
iivra io
lfa'iu's
. . . r i
Beef,.? ,b
Rntter
4
20
50
7
25
60
25
ro
4 O
Caudles Star; J lb..
ould I 20
10
12 50
Cotton
a.m. bbl
Corn Meal. V usTi
CO;
75
none
I?
J 20
Coffee Uiau-
Laguyra..
Cheese ......
Chickens 9 doz.'?.
20
50
10
50
25
10
20
m
PL?28
, 7
. : : l ro
. 20
00
Flour,? 100 fts..'.:
Feathers
Honey Strained; .gali..
Comb, V K ....
Lard .......
Mola'ses ."' .'.'
Oats,?100.,..;..4
Oil Linseed ...
9 .
40
1 25
2 60
!J 50
,3 00
bara ..... v ..........
Potatoes Irish, btish:... .
2 25
2 50
50
7
P5
25
nice, id ..
Rve, ibash
90
JO
30
5a
Sugar Brown .
Crushed
Salt Barrel, f bush . .
Salt Harrel, V ousn w .
Sack ,
rea '7?
rurkeys.each..., '
4 00
Te
00
75
T
H 00 t 25
Wheat. bnah
Wood.'y load ....
Nnshvflle. Trnn
.-TENNESSEE.
1 00, 11 60
Bk of America no sale
Bank of Commerce par
Citv Bank ...p'1"
Coriimerc.ial Bk 2c dis
r.k of Dandridge..par
Farmers' Bank.... do
Merchants' Bank.. do
Northern Bank... do
Ocoee Bank do
Ba'hkofChattanoogadoj
Bank of Itnoxville do
ank oT .Memphis dr.
ankof MiddleTendo1
Bank of Ha.shville do
Bank of Paris.... do) Planters Bank.... do
Ban of Tennessee do'jRirer Bank do
Bank off aire well.. Sooi-hera Bank 2c dis
Bkof Claiborne. . I. '.Bk of Shelbyville par
Bank of the TJniorrparj Traders' Bank .... .do
Bank of We.stTeniitM Union Bank.. i. ..do
Buck's Bank .V.'. I dwl -
" WORT A'tiss BAKKS.
. A cultural Bank, Brownsville.
Centnl Bank pf TennJ Nashville. "
Farmers' and Mecfianica' Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics' Bank, do
Citixens' Bank, do
Exchange Bank, Murfrebor6. , ..,
Bank of Trent od.
Bank of Jefferson, DandridgeV.
LawVenWUuV Bwr:
T f 1 f ;
ALABAMA. - r I .
Bank of Mobile 2 dis'SoulheroB of AU2dn
do., j Montgora'joi, broken andclosed.
do Sflma . . do'Piantere' Bank of Ala,
do ihe State tor Florence.
Centrst Bk of Ala do'PIanters' and Mecban-
Commercial Bank doi ics' Bk, Huntsvilte.
Eastern Bk, Selma do State Bank of Ala.
Northern Bk of Ala dor - ,
-, GEORGIA, 't-
Atlanta Bank 'Mechanics Savings "
Augusta Is BgCopar rftk, : ' "2dij
Bnk of Augusta do;Merchant Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do -do
Athena' ..
doi do Planters Bk par
Golumbna do
a orth western Bk do
Planter! Bk . do
TimberCutten3k50dis
Union Bk par
BBOKEN ASDCLPFED.
Commerce do
the Eupire
tate 5dis
rulton , pari
Middle 0a do'Bank of Albany.
Savannah doj
State of Gidot
do
do
Brunswick.
Greensboro.
Milledgeville
r-niri s' nt aJ
do
do
(City Bk of Anustadrti do
Macon
fJSSSSSSSSi
. chanics' Bank do Exchange do Griffin
'Oeirgia U RBkgCodoPlanterapdMechan-
C;nal lk -f " : Commercial b, do
Crescent City b do t,xclianffe b, do
iJiniisiana State b lo!Ki & Com b. do
Merchant and Tra- Planters b do
u
....n.nts n 1.l I
Southern 1 ; dil
NORTH CAROLINA.
Bk of Cape Fear 3Jis Bk of Wilmingtoi's
An
do Charlotte ' do do Yancvvule do
Clarendon do Commercial b do
do
Fayetteville
do Farmers b "
Lexinoton
do Rockingham
do! South
;lo
do
doK tvoitsviile
do the ) aJWy
lo - Virginia
doi Trad era b
do
"I" 4"lft. !
i!o l'.!-v of I'otoroac .b,
i i
Western
Wheeingk-
oi.'l.. . i fu.
c tf d bi -Y? '
. k ri. .
'b
b
do; Mononuahela Farm
doi , in Co ,
Oi'n.vtilo i
txchange l flo; v a allne b - D .
SPECIE. ' i
American Gold.'.30p f Silver 25(S30p.E)iin ii-jears;- Konu, 8, and Wallace 5',
j TJiicfe has been no charge in prices iiot- j
w,t ,u - ltg market exh bits a lopatd
tendency. .We quote Bnper5?iet 7..?5iA
8 0; Extra 8,C0S 8,50 ybbt.. Sacks of 681 lIthe purchaaer giving rote with .approved
rai:gf irtun o.ou io i,ou. ildiiim ue aian-
r ,rl;ru rA kl ,,it;.t-i.u.
.... ; ... . .,
.... .
Wheat.ie .dull .with a light .demand and
large quantities offering, atd while thee has
ve" " 'Solute decline, our quotations may
be rcjnri!ed as nomiral. We qru!e Triroe
White, at Si S0OS1.40. and I?ed 1 25(21 30
ami Jlediterranean 1 1(31 ZO pei bn&hel.
Corn is Tcry iiuU ow,n; to a li"lit demand :
'and heavy offering, and the market ha de-
ciined Verv -mater ally. ,Buvrs ireoffericg
only S05ac er busheL
The iT0Cit of Oats on the market is light
ai.d lliA rpppint. liav. lw.p.n limltAil. TliAr i.
a good demand at 50c per bushel, while some
nomere are ucmanuing im.c. , ,
K-ehas declined to 90 $1 per bosh el and
Barley to $2.501 76. but the offerings are
Mi. ... .
We hear of some transactions in Bacon,
though the receiptb sre not large. We quota
Shoulders, at 1618c; Uami, 18(320; Clear
Sides, 2022c ,and Hog round 17 19 per
lb. Xrw Lard is quoted at 18(3 20c per lb in
baiTcKand 2Q22ii in kegs. , ,
There is very little doing in Fork. Small
sales atl0!2c per lb net.
Good fat beef cattle find ready sale at SJQ
4c per lb. grcs. Sheep are iu demand at
$2(g3 per head.
Kio Coffee is dull at 65a70c. per lb. The
Etotk, howerer. is very light. Java,pf which
there alight supply, is quoted at7580c
Swgar and Mo'aisifji continue to arrive quite
freely. We q'lote New Orleans Sugir at 6
lUc in barrels and ,'gIc l'a in hhds; Ha
vanna White 13(814; Loaf, 22i23;Cmshed
ai d Towdcred, at 15 20c. Molasses is held
at 4".'JtS47!. per gallon in barrels and 45
60 ii half barrels.
Kalt has advanced to $14$16 for ?in.e.
jl3$14 for Coarse, and l5arrol $3.50$4 .00
ptr bushel.
The stock of Star Carries is very much re-
trluced. and holders are demandir g o&60o
per lb. Tallow ore held al3U31c. .
4lltntn,Gi - . '"
rork--'i'he pries is fluctuating with a ten
dency decidedly downward. Gross it is sell
ing at 1212a at ahich latter price .we tear
of a fewnales v' tDe current price, for which
however is 1415 for lafe fat hogs. Cut
ai d malted meat sell at 15g 16a
Corn stlls frcm Wagons at 00 cents.
Meal in brink demand, at $1,00 from
wagon. , , .
Butter Receipts light, demand active at
30(3oc from wagons ..
Chicfeensr-Briiig 20(325c. ,
Flour Stock light,' with a brisk demand,
ni.dcr which prices tendon pwards. Price to
day$91050perlarrel. j . ,.
Wbeat-Eeceipts very ' rocsiderable: " It
finds ready sale at $1 60r3 1 70
Egga--sell readily at 15la.
Kevr Orleans,
Sugar. l2c. for Com. to' gnoi Com..
li for Idw Fair, and 2J3 for Fair to ful
ly Fair, the decline being cawed by the sup
ply exceeding the demand, which was liniiw
eZZhothing reported in Prime to Choice.
Mr lasses. 15(918 for Fermenting, acd 18
JS and 19 for Prime to choice; supply ample
ana prices .easier.
Flour. --Nothing of any moment reported
inlTlour. ; . "
Pork.Nolhjng' reported in Pork or Eicon.
Lard. Lard is quoted at 20c.'
. , . '. - i :
Cbattanoogn, Trun
Bacon.-No Bacon in market and no con
tract made for future delivery. .
Lar i The market is well stocked with
lard, which, is selling at 20a25t per fi.
fromfcS .V)Ot9 00.
Corn.--Is o,nite. ..brifik. Several lots' have
been sold at 50G0c. -, ; , . .. . .
Wheat. The sales haTe been very light,
at $1 40$1 60. - , ' .-. , ;
Pork. Very .little doirz in Tork. Some
small alps were mane at lOc oetr.
Dealers
fosiially demand ll12cft.'-
Ifflcinphis, Tcnn -
Wheat Mscet qtiiet.tBa btIy trniJi-
tion reported beiog 275 basbelt prime red at
$1 50, sackg returned, i, . Vv '
. Oata. Small tales at 90d" hiiabel
R;e. A small lot changed hands at $1 35
fushel.
. Flosr. The markei is Tery dull, the de
rDAtid being cor.fined almost exclusively to
the local retail trade. "' .
Bulk MeaU Sales 10,000 pound sides at
16ic. '...'
White Beatu. 25 bushe'a ordinary sold at
82 50. . ..
- Potatoes. Sales of prime at $2 25 per
bushel , T -
Salt, 150 sacks coarse Liverpool sold at
$9 25. and 200 do. at $3 00, ... ,.
Sugar. 92 hogsheads sold in small lots at
Molasses. 212oc; 2r.F!?n.l.'2 CJ1C'
rzzr
VsLgfeiS
MARRIED..., ..4
connty, T.hnrday. 231 tnst., Mr.
. Beech and Miss" EvaLisi El am.
In this
IIaemon U
mm
DIED.
In thi? ennlynday, ?7.th int.; ar in -;
PURSUANT to an order of the Connty
I'mirt r,f Lincoln count v. the nndersiiyned .
a coramissioneTs ill cfferatpublic sale at the
,.... : ,i, V,r v.rit..;n.
jonlhursday
y. the SOihdayof Feb-
.the following
ruarjr UXI
family of iNegroes:
bout 59 TMrs; Ann (h;9 Wlfe)
ased about 36 yearsv, and her three children:
years. The said negioes Monjring to the es-
tateof the (ate Johu Clark, and will be sold
.on si credit until the 25th of December next
focurity. ana a lien aikO reiaiue iof rue pnr-
h wwvvi?
... , J. B, LAMB.
lar.
30th, I8G2.
ComiittsssionerS-
-a-
MRS. DAVIDSON'S. SCHOOL. .
IOHchiidrtn of both oexes, will be re
V opened on the first .llonduy lu
!JL' opened on the
l'cbrunry next.
Tuitioijfea J1I 00
. Fee for incidental expenses 1 CO
Mrs. Davidson's ech'-ol will be entirety in
depsr dent not under the fostering curejjf
anv ti'jte, r7a or suL
Jan. 23. 3t. '
... Sale of Land. ;
TJtJRSUAN.T to a decree of the Connty
.Court , pronouneed at its January Term,
1882.. In the- case, of btephen loucnstonev
Admr. and Dar.iel Touchstone ts.. Dwborabf
Touchstone and others, bill for sale of land. I
will, on Saturday,, tlu) 1st day of
Ffornary nrxt.sell
object to the widow's
h.ghestb'der.upona
right of dower, to the
credit of one, to, and three rears, except ten
ptr cent, in casn, . .
33 Acres of Land,
mentioned m the pfeadfnfs sold according
inp toic accorumj.
to survev. Said li
Said land in situated in Lincoln
Couiitv. Tennessee, on the waters of Elk
River." and io Civil District No. 12.
. ... i r J T
or aescr puon, ooun-iar,. . wheeler ilsrt.
in County Clerk's office. Belonging to the e- jj9(Ternan -? Co .
tate of Stephen Touchstone, deed and on j tfjj, Buck,&
which he resided at the time of his death, j Th & FnUe
It is to!erably well improved, has oaitjp 0i(
one never-failing spring, and comfortable p; f;u
buildings. There are sixty acres of cleared Mowef
land The particulars made known on day Dudlet fc
of sate, ana a lien Bwiien un smu mnu uu
til the pur'cha3. money is paid
DANIEL J. WHIT'f INOTON. -.
Jaa9, 16C2. ' t'lek.
R1AHKETS! OiiHKETS! 1
HAYE just received a frh supply. o(
Soldiers' Blanket?, Over Oats,, Fe.Mq,
Veafc?. Shirts, and Drawers. HaU. Shoes, Ooots.',
Red, While, and Yellow Flannels, flairt Un
seys, Shawla Prints, Blenched, and Brown.
Domesties, MnMin Delanes,Deba:se, Cashmeres
Scotch spool Thread, Hardware Queensware.
Books, Paper, J-a. 4-., which make my stock
;lmgeandgomplete. :
All those wanting goods will do Well to call
asd supply themselves fiom this, stock of
.roods. V- C GOODRICH.
Dec! 19, 18CI. . . .
Dn R. T. Searcj;
tlfOULD RESPECTFtLLYCAlX
I! THE ATTENTION. OF THE
public to his new stock of Drugs, Chem
icals, See. tfc, which he is offering low for
Cash or to good time dealers. Be Las
a'very finelot of
" 1 ummm
to which he woitd call the attention of the
public ' , ' .
TOT HE ' L'A Dl.S S,
, IFe would say .- that he has the finest
lot of, f , . : . ' . , - - -
PERFUMES AND EX1RACTS
ever yet brought- to. thia market, comprising
nearly every variet of Coynes', Extract, See,
See, Puff Boxes, Lilly Tablets, Pomades, yc.
We have taken frreat painstotnakonrstoc
Mmnfcf.and wehoDe rnrLady. fxfends- will
reward oaf, Hortc. Dy aiioerajsnaregnueir
... 1 . r.i. i
patronage. Call and see tie.
Nrt troQbl, io
'j enow our stoex.
March Td
. COSTAR'S ' . .
tilIN EXTERillXATOilS',
r0tT I5FAttlSLH .RXaiDIK JtlfOWS.'
.- r
DESTUOVS I5&TAXTI.T
.- i
EVEUY FORM ANDSPEC1ES 0
' Thrtse preparations (unlike all others,) srs
..; Free from Poion. - -,
i "Not dangerous td the hnman fsmtly '
- ' "Bats come out f their holes to die."
I -, . - : i . . , , , f
10 TiAssand more established Is New
. Tork.CUy. r;.
Vsed ly the City Post Offic?. k' . .."
Uted Jy the City Prison aad Static Hotisa
0iiy City Steamers. Shipa, fc.( .
Ciiy the City Hospitals, Aims Ilotisea
, t .,:'.: '" : ! .
l-Vtiby the City ITotels Astor'' 3i
. .J. ff. '....; .4,.
Cdlu the Boarding Houses, Slc. rfc.
; Cre2iy--more thn-o0,0C0 private families
' fi Seetvlia' fhe fcerpte, Prcst
- and Dealer t nag.. . ." .
Henry It. o$rr. All the spmtnVr I
have been troubled vith Roaches 'and Mire:
t was actnally ahamed of. the honae, fur
the Roaches were everywhere. I 7nrfhaaf J
a box of your Exterminator and, tried it, end
in one week there was not a Roach r Mouse
in the honse. v t .
' Jons B. GiTiSs, No. 94 Elm Street. .
: IIoh kcrrs tronlled with rermiL
nee l be so no longer, if they uae "Cotab'
Exterminators. We have used it to our aat-
isf action, and if a box cost $5, we wOnhi bavd
it, .We had iried poisons, bnt tbey- effected'
oothiog; butCosTaa' article Inock tba
-Briys,
5,
)
I T .. ...
"r nf eTPI7 wme.. i tiave nolanowo it to
fail in a inslw instance." , t . : ' "
Geo box Eost, Drugg?t, CaTdington.O.
We ore Sellinu Your rteiarstir;rt
!rap;jir
jRat,M
W herever they have been, uoJ
ice, iioaches, and v ermin di appear
imniediately. .
Eckeb & STOcrrxKDrngsi.-.ts, New Wiod-
sor.Md.
To bestroy Rats, Roaches, dc.
To Destroy Mice, Moles," ic.
To Isry--Bed-Bugir, ,
To Destroy Moths, Fleas, Ants, j e.
To Destroy Mosquitoes, ,
To Destroy Insects on Plants and Fowl?,
. To Destroy- Insects on Asimals, kc, &e.
roZJroy--Every formandspecicsof ver
min USE ONLY
'CoVaV'i' Iialt lioach, $V. Exlcr
minator.
"Costart1 Bed-Bug Extern. ivaloi '
"Costdrt" Electric Powder for In-'
sects,' $'c. ... . . .
In 2.1. 50e. and 1 00 Boxes. Battles an "
, Flasks. $3 and $5 sizes for Plants- . ;
. tions, Ships, BoaU, Hotels, 4C- 'v
rT3 .077 FiifitiirhtreJiti
All wholetala Druzeists in lar?e cities.
Drtiggista-Grocen-Stcreke
, - . r
VI a. u Wa sm aia wuv '"BAV" V "
n uuieiaie ai ems sm acw iorn
Sheffeiin Brothers &!Harral.isleT 4 Kitch.
I .
A ".a. v ffll n.l-A
a. rn
M. Ward. Close '& Co
!a.b. &
Sands 1l Co
McKiyion (. Robbies
0. 5. Bmes A Co.
F. C. Wells & Co. ' .-
Lazelle. Marxh A dr-
oens.
Halt, Dixon A Co. -L ,
& iTripp & Co.1
Conrad Fox . . . ;
ASD 0THIIS.
rhllndelphia, Pa.
T. W. Dyott & Son. . Co..
B. A. Fahnestock St tV French, P.ichtrds j Co
Boston,' ITIass.
,SfdP'i,0HlaT n C' Po,tt,f'
- o. oun ..B,jr-
He Ufreans
t . Mobile. : .- . ;
CUlYesiOD, . . ' .
Sivannab,
': ' ubarleslOD,'
.' ' Me in pn 13,' '
. Nssbtille;
LooUyiUe . -
St J Lbaia. ,
; AND . .
All the Principal Cities and Towns in I be.
S0l)T3rlE5STJaYES
BY
Dicnier & Iiles
' .v. : AND :t .
Sear6j & McKiiinejv
IOULD y to those that, are ewisma
by note or accoont, that now is the time. y
pay while money is plenty. Jewrir
alland pay np.., . --T. C. CfDODTRICTT.'
Dec. 13th, IS6f.
i r- -
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