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Gents Ehrn;sEing Goods.

Ia THE su I'D ihecs rcspscuul -O
- " lpioi % the' Pub.c ina, -. = II
4hey have nat io stone. : 10 .ndi- GILL
assortment Of saper Fiesea Habus, Clotl
Sacks. Flock au4 Business Cosis. Also. a
iuii supply Of Oregon Cashmere, Fancy
iweeds, AiPa zeal Crotan Cloih. Linen and
Col.ulade Sarb sad t'forss.
vi a CO. n go
Fai all kinds-stdni. fancy SAP wIi;Yn, alpaca
and Marseill 1. Of every vaiery and Price
1PA1f fAA0DQS3
OF every IdesfnRilon and Ipice. from rich
French DPes4n Cas- %. black. plain and
fancy, 10 ihd pw}si pre- ) .isen and CsstIon
Furnishing t4fIicies, Of every description :.
.snch as ShIIisI SllIrt Cslisrs, Slams, Cfavais ;.
handkerchief I. III siefy. Sngpe nders, Cloves;
ii4ir, Gotta, al d Z ooiil Bnkles. and all olheI
articles necessh IyI 10 cds1pdte a
ciesst, ESD ANS s}Eard-obe.
We have a-4o OBJ haHd aid will couinue tol
keep, splendid assotIue4t Of CLOTHS, !
CASSIAIERES, AnI i a.SlliNGS, fro.n ;heI
faest french u. 80 CicIr ID The 10 vest price.
k~ee&s and 81 pmeF CidIh. Doeskin and
FIaeg scassImercs Of iAe A.esl style. Saun,
siik, Valcneie, bars f!ies. Velvet, black !
brown ,aad drs5
This Spenid 'ock IF Goods has been Sc
iectfa VIII ete'f lcase Iay one II cons:deTaticl
eFrerience. ard . ts Is en rforouncei - CON-
fpeierl lIiges. i iicipvs selection.
~ ne .ora pa.ui ;h.s Cheap Clolhngl
i.sii-'.isa'neal, Is in- ofrclz's Arcade, one
Door Aerii, Of owens TsaveFn.eElz
We would also Stade. tn+t We are eauylngI
On 'he EaiaorsIiS business. IN ALL IRA
sAsIoUs BAAscH IS. MIR. ScoTT, who has
tue entire control Of Tile bIhach d Business.
feels assured, froub p1It exbrerience and sue
cess, tina, lie can gira ESTbaE SUBTRACTION
10 all who may ihyor US " i,h a call. ET' ~
gaG5nenl made uu Nv Us will be tcarrasted fOl
n,lard 10 be in its4 diost FtSHIoNAELE anal
aPBRoyED s1YLEI DIR ID suit The peculiar taste
Oi Ihose who N / skh 10 dsviale from ;he
sake. NJ pans ki9 BE- SPACED in cutting
garments to be made Ily he LADIES. EqdiesI
Ritisg IFa5iis, add Pf0meHeds Dresses, viii
be eu, ~. neatly ibid dh 10 l;suEe TO mistake.
and explanations given IN regard 10 making
lhern up, according l,he TfevaIllng fa>hiod
Of be day. faris- L9ninn, New ! OK. asl
PAliadeiPhia @sh|Ion5 always on hand.
SCOTT, GRAY & co.
Aug. 20. 1851.
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! 2oGso; Feathers So to 40; Flour SIS to 6;
Fodder 81 25 T. 100 lbs; Grain--Corn 80
10 100, Wheat $lto 1 IS, Oais As 10 Coo
o. bushel; Lard a TO l6, Irish potatoes 50
so TO 3 If bushel.
ATLANTA, GA.-Bacon. The market
we'll supplied, sells at l24 10 10 cents.
Lard. Ecarce at l6c.
New Whea, will bring rs TO 90 p BIZ.
Corn sells at 90c TO 81.
Butter, 90 cents.
Flour, IS TO 7 q barrel.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-The river is now
lower than at any previous time during the
season. Boats running. below, do not ven
ture above the. Suck, and make their pon
al Kelley's Ferry, ten miles below. Pass
sengers conveyed between The points al any
hour, and ireigh, is shipped off as it arrives.
on lighters, under the charge Of the Off
GERS Of the steamers. We notice that a
large amount Of goods are arriving daily.
The light raught Steamer, ''Mary McKin-
ney," is running between this point and
Knoxville.
The provision market is inactive. We
are in the season yet, between Tho old and
new crops. In a few weeks, The Fall and
Winter trade will commence. We find
BACON scarce, and commanding from IL
10 IS cents.
Lard, little if any in market, and selling
a. IA cents.
Cora, old, scarce and declining in price
new, from 40 TO IS to 80 Weare Of opin-
ion tina, it will communal so cents readily,
in Two weeks.
Flour. Elowah Mills, Sc barrcl--sup-
ply sufficient--none other in market.
Oats, shelled, are in demand ut 80 TO 335
cents e bushel.
Irish Potatoes, 65 to 75c y bushe
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The Markets Latest Dates.

NASHVILLE. TENN.-The weather To-
the past week has been warm and uninter
rupiedIy dry, propilious for the planter wht
.is engaged in picking, butdistressingiy I'M
.propilious for seeding.
Trade generally has been active, wi,hou
material change in quoiaiions
The Cotton market is yet unmoved, and
receipts nre nominal.
Some Of our traders are receiving their
stocks from below by lrheans Of wagons
but al a slow and unpl oflhblc pace.
FlouE% The stock continues to diminish
Tenpessee brands sill held at IS 1876
other brands out.
Sail. No changein this article except in
fine bag. which is held atIS1 75O2 90.
Sugar. The stock Of Sugar on the mar.
lIei is Limited, and The deihand has been an
mated, Sales at 4G1lc extremes 8.
Col'ee. The demand for coffee is good,
and the supply smaller Than usual at this
season We quote al 11Ol3c.
Molasses. There is hot much demand
FOR this arlclc-slock ample. Sales at 10
Gl45c. II
Candles. TaIlov lpblasc; Star 90 10
csc; Sperm 45c. Il
Whisky has inprovfd slightly. We
quote common rec,ilie& 35c, fine SOC.
Bacon. Very liltle il marke. at whole
sale Operations confined 10 The retail trade.
price l6GIlc
Lard. Scarce and ia demand Re tail
Price Sc. wholesale llG15c.
Butter, zoe e. Is.
Feathers, 28G29c. Good demand.
Beeswax, 10000
Ginseng, 23Gl25c.
Corn meal. 65O70c d bushel
Corn, So SOFAS 90 Rlbbl
Oals, soc | bushelI II Whig.
New YoRk, N. Y.-Coiton. Sales of
100 bales, al Irregular prices; Flour-Sales
1900 bills. Indiana and Ohio, at 3 1904;
pure Gcnessee al 4 1871 Wheat quiet;
sales OF l700 bushels al 81.
Corn firm: sales 1900 bushels da mayed
n, 56G58; mixed 90
Pork cheaper; 50 bBls new mess sold a.
Is 81; new prime hello a. l3 SO.
Beef depressed. Lard dull al &c. Ohio
" Risky held al 2l1.
CINCINNATI, o. Thesiiyer rose 5 inches.
W Weather pleasant Flour unchanged.
Sales Of 500 barrels at s5 95 for good and
So 40 for extra. W Risky I65.
Cheese 64c. Nothing done in Proyis-
ons or Groceries worlhyHof report.
LoulsvlLLr. * Weather coOlcr.-I
River stationary and VERY low.
Ba4ging and rope today inactive At Isle
for baeging, and 6(66s for rope.
Tobacco 81 s0OE rs.
Cheese. 64G64.
10 lhe bland.
Auer TIA, GA.--Baqoh. The sock is
light, q nd the demand good Prices sill
nave al upward tendency. Ssme holders
ire now asking I24O1sa cents cash, and
I2lf0l3 cents on lime, by NE hid or lar
,er quantity, Sales are retailing at l24 To-
I3kt. Shoulders are worth from l0(Olic,
ind lams from l9s0t4t.
i Lard Good Lard is very scarce, and is
low worth by lhe .kcgI l3t0i4c. A COM
,lfl article by tie bbllis worth iIl0l2c.
Wheat. Prime Wheat is scarce and in
pmund atsi s5 " bdisAel; good new Red
IL.
Corn. There is but d limited demand,
nd+ prices have downward tendency.
II quote 6oG85 for fled, and eota95 for
pod White, suitable fSr grinding.
coLrnBus, GA.-BRc0n lls@l5, Butter
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14

lMssis sippi. Col, jeff. Davis
has written a letter accepting the
nomination for Governor. rendered
TO him BY his friends, on the State
Rights ticket in place of General
Qaitman. He MS disposed to
fight the battle upon the issues
which Quitman Thought had been
decided against his party in the
late election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14

The Conn CRoF IN EAST TEN
NEssEE. I'VE had OCCASION day
or two since to go up the road as
far as Blair's Ferry, and we assure
our frlelI DIS in other sections who
complaih Of a short crop, that the
corn throughout the1whoIe Sweet
water country is as good as could
be desired. In fact, from General
Reagan's line TO the river, we did
not see what would be called a
poor fie I'D of corn BY the way,
the Swe etwater y alley is a great
country 1.-The lands are rich, beau
tifully situated, well watered, and
well cultivated. The man who
VI ould leave such "a country with
The expe citation Of finding better
this side of paradise, will never be
in his proper place out Of the luna
tic asylum.
About Rlair's Fcrry-things are
TO manifest an appear
ance OF change in that direction
Several new buildings have been
erected, brick making going on,
and other preparations for building
being maCe.-AhdnS Post.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14

-lSenatd,- Foote.-A lat number of
the Wick sburg @True Issue" states
that ruh nor has been current in
that city for a day Or two past, that
Gen. Fodte would decline running
for Cove nor, now that his course
had been approved BY the people
The editor thinks the report is who'll
ly without foundations
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eYEsga.hk3I

III Wis IS to nolifs the public generally that
b w. H. MOORES Is a LEGALLY author
'zed agent ioF the Marble IarA at Nashville.
asid al contacts Will be f.isd "a the Reaiest
Kramer and shortest notice Hossible. All
work viii be deliveTed al Fayetteville, or tle
places mosIs suitable. Aiikinds Of Furniture.
Monuments, Slabs, Head and Foot Stones.
either oil Marble or Lime Rodk. Cali and
see 81. ec.meus % Italian and American Marble
RIFLE. STONE s. co.
April 20. 1851. By VI. II. MdoRr,
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u ". F0yVLE 81 CO.,
Commission Merchants and Factors
FanGefhorsf's wharf
.-CHdrlcSibR, S. c.

ETEXN We ofIar our sevices a. ga
l-z-3see..! Commission Merchants and $50:
Factors, in all THE BRANCHES di the Coa,1.,Is-
sion Business.
In the purchasing Of MEacnANDIsE. on
orders 'ee hGre hfd much zHeFience, and will
al all tunes property attend 70 DIRECT orders
70 ,, our address; To- purchasing aud forwarding
Merchandise iTofi tb's OF other markets.
In all sales oi~ Pf9Peiis and returns of pro-
ceedS We shall sustain Tie Interests Of OUT
Friends, and s,ndHy lollog orders.
Consignmen's OF Property for reshipment
10 other ports, by rail road o. vessel. viii re-
ceTe prompt Riidnlioe,
G. VI. FOWLE. & co.
Charleston. S. l.. Abri NJ 1881
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14

Texas The re cent election shows
very clearly that Texas is rapidly
gaining ih population. The increase
in the number Of votes already re-
ported as having been cast at the
last election, says the Texas Civil
ian,k Indicates vote at least of 80
600 for the whole State,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14

nfB- TIE BRADSHAW Bors HEAD
TIE Llsr.-On Friday the 10Th ult.,
a son Of Wormley Il. Bruce ESD, on
Bradshaw creek, in this COZ nty,
and three negro fellows, picked
1886 pounds of Cotton, from sun
up To sun down; marking an aye rage
of Three huSdyed and nine po ands
each
After the foregoing we presume =
is unnecessary to say anything about
the amount picked by DR.. Bonner S
ten hands, Notwithstanding they ex-
c,a1A1 those Of Col. Fulton several
hounds, each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14

to- Goodrich, ButIauaa & Bea-
csrs have in stote, and for sale, one
Of the choicest assoriments of Dry
Goods ever offer ed tothe sovereigns
of Lincoln. Go, friends, and feast
vour ewes on this elegant stock-and
then buy as your necessities may re-
quirc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14
ARE YOU AW ARE

That "smpe cough" neglected, fire.
quently terminates in Consumplion2 BE
wise ie time" Use DR.. Rogers Syrup oil
Liverworl and Tar. IA ounce Of proven
ticn 10 better than pound Of cure.'
For sale al Diemer g. Hamp,cn's, and
Nc Elroy & Crawford's
See advertisement in anotLercolumn.
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Business In Tullahamal

AN The Goth inst, intend being in
" Tuliah0nla, with limited stock of
Groceries, and such other articles as will.
.aiee tths demands OF the adjoining country
and improvements oil the new Town.
Ny determination is TO be ready. on the
arrival of the Cars, ,o-open with a FULL and
GENERAL ASSORTMENT; and shall be prepared
furnish The trade with every thing IN nv
line, on the MOST LISxRAL TERMS. al Nash
vile prices. J. GRIZZARD.
Nashville, Sept. 23-tf
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GSsg g. Russell.
EEAVE jus, received a general ass3Iiment
z q Of New Fall and Winter Goods,

EE AVE just received general ass1Itmenl
Z 4 Of New Fail and Winter GOODS,
winch they are now Offering 70 SELL lon the
most reasonable terms. For beauty and va
riety, our stock cannot be exceiied by any
house IN town, and we do earnestly hope 10
have a call from those who wish ito buy
Goods CHEAP.
When yon come 10 town, remember TO
call a, Gill 81 Esusseil's for good Bargains
and fine Giuods- Cor stock is large and we
WILL SELL VERY Low.
We Will barter FOR a your Feathers. Bees
wax, Ginseng, TallowI. Linsey, HodesPuD.
Jeans, Cotton Ciolh, Meal Sacks, sc sc.
Oct. z.
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NeM GAnd1l, New Goods,

TagHE untiers ignqp haze just, received a
q large and varFd Stuck eff desirable
2 ALL AMO 1glli 8B G05D4}
bought on best ierciEs from Grsl class houses
10 the cIliss Of Philhdelphia and New York
10 which they 1uyiie the aueEuoHof pui
ehasers. Having bad much experience IN
ihe business. ard HeIrg well kaown 10 this
community. they diem II I'm 81 UNNECESSARY
10 repeal the assuthnee. thar al his house
can be found As eodEl Goads. and on as liberal
Terms, as can be hid al any tie esiabli,
Teni in the State. Suffice 1T say That hey
Are determined. as heretofore. 10 make il to
the ihr4resi Of huyrrs r. deal with them.
SOUTH WORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Seat. %,
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Masters.

The Company Muster takes Place
III Fayetteville, on Saturday, 1871
inst. The Regiment.l Muster q
Thursday, Esd inst
J. II HESTER, Adjt
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Beautiful
| Fine
Hats.
Shoes and Boots.

LADIES KID, cali and kin Shoes
saz<zs4s1.23 and CATERS;
Mems calf grai and kip Shoes;
do fine and extra fine calf Boots;
do water proof calf and KIP do
DO heavy KIP and mud do
Boys ami Youths do.
Negro Brogans extra article
Come in! come H.. and let me show you
what can Je had al SIIAPARD'S
Cheap Cash OF Credit C9iner
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FALL AND yyllI0 ar
u E% Wy e p @9

which they offer al reduced prices. They
are aware that cheap Goods is the theme Of
all Merchants advertisements; but to satisfy
yourselves call and examine our stock, which
we think you will find from 90 10 % ller ceni
cheaper than you have been paying lof your
Goods; IN iact, we pledge ourselves to sell as
low or lower than anv other house ia this
place. Call and we will make good our
words We can be found in The house be-
tween John and Thomas Goodrich
Oct, a. SHASKLlN s. GARDNER.
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TO Cossatry yaeyrE,.,ns
NASHVILLE, TENN.

TO Country EaeYssi:s nfs. --Tbe Stock
OF " ares olittsd 10 The reiaIierat this eslab-
! sAn'eGi - unusually ex'eBs.fe aud com
gtstei whine sold on favorable terms 70 the
tfadf ~ call IS solicited. sET7 The best Of
packets are engaged al this houb e.sfla
A. III. HICKS.
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An Acknowledgement,

We Of the press, as our readers
know, often complain Of our hard lot,
and sometimes Of our harder fare
But our hours are not all passed in
s5fii. Il CLEAN Of sunshine cheers
rs occasionally, and gives to US new
energies to battle with adverse cir
cumstances.
A beam Of light shone upon US re-
gently, in the shape Of couple of
a. No. l HATS. Two splendid hats
at once one fer the senior, and one
for thd junior editor! Think of
that, 81 reyilers of the democracy of
Iincolfi, and forever hold your peace.
I is due to the kind and generous
d onor that We sqize the occasion to
shy they were presented to US by ouf
worthy young friend, lHqj. Joseph 2.
Hester of this county; to whom we
We tender our sincere and grateful
thanksfor this benevolent, and diB sin
crested act. May he live a THOUSAND
years. :
We would respectfully suggest t b
othcrs of our friends-and their
name is legion-that as winter, bleak,
c ld, and dreary winter is approach,
ipg, it is highly probable, from the
present appearance Of our under
s landings, We mag need JoYfs speedi-
IL, or so0aer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14


Second Large Auction Sale of
New FALL & WINTER DRY G00DS,by
-. A. r. ,.: Dw y &c gA fasi5s.r.
n WILL stiI at auction. commencing on
Il Tuesday Morning, 2lst October, aud
continuing until Thursday evening, 23d, the
largest and lest assorted stock vi English.
Frcsscii, Ger.nnRa aud American Dry
Goods. ever offered before in this market.
Tie stock is all entirely new and OF supe
rior class, comprising the creates, variety OIL
Woolens, Ladies Dress Goods, Trimmings,
&c; black, blue and iahcy cOlored Cloths and
Cass!meres; black. blue and Oxlord SalIlneits;
Tweeds, Jeans, kerseys. Jenny LIndS, ROBIN
HoaG; red, blue, searitt and improved Lin
seys. Gala PIaids. sup1r Cashmere de EcosS,
all wool DeI,aires, S0phoriennes, Turquoise.
Giace, Pautped1ur dLane. ChrysIal Gro ee.
Nap and French DeiIsineS; black and blue
black Gro de Rhine Silks; Eg'd ChamponeIte
de Sole dc; frineed alicia, Bonnet Ribbons,
fancy Bonnet and Sa{h do; SATIN. silk and
worsted Meetings.; Cast meres. and high col
ored Plaid do; silk. warp black AiPaccas.
aiahair L.usiIes, high eoiored Apaccas. Co
hurgs. Thibet Cloths, English MeIlnOS,
French Shawls entire new stye Bay Stale
and American Paid Shawls, OF ali sizes:
blue. drab. brow D. sheep's grey. petersAam
Blankets; negro and fancy end Blankets;
English. French and American Prints; heavy
brown MuS!ins .bieaohdi Mpslns. satin Jeans,
brown and bleached billings; scarlet, yellow
aud white Flannels; French. Scotch and
American Ginghams; Bed Tickings, "a prom
Checks. linen birds eye Diaper, SUPP Linen
Napkins, Table Cloths. irish Laensi Linen
Cain bric llaadkerchieGs, gents Linen Hand
ksrcliIefs, six Hdh'is. cotton do, black and
fancy silk Crhvais, Airia Ties, brown ana
Deached Hollands. bIa Elk Cambrics, Mpll and
Swiss Muslins, six La &c aod EJsing, Thread
Laces. sup'r TWISTED sia lliiis aud Ploges,
Ladies ani Misses Nefno half HoSf, Sps
penders. mems Gloves, Canvass Pidding,
red do, Sewing Six. Twist. Patent Fhgead,
Spool Threai, iNeedes, Pins, ladies' and
$ black and co.ored KID gloves,
WOODEN Gloves, aud indeed every article to |
n axe complete stock OF Goods. to which |
INVITE your especial aiientiDn. Receiving adj /
lions Of new Goods, which will mike the
complete and the STOCK nrge-
erms liberal.
n M1S ID9
Mems Calf Boots, Water Proof ID, Goat
lace DO. mems cali. kip and thick Biogaas,
voNen's Jenny Llhd Polka. goat. CAPT and
ZIP Busk'ns, women's Fewed goa. l1ce Bots, |
misses enamcled Bootees and Ties, heeiej |
Minerva BootS kid Slippers. children enam-
lad Lace Boots, mems beaver, mbleskin I
lad silk Hats; mems Mexican Saxhni Hats, I
,oy's fancy tr1nim do, silk and c4udn oHl- |
,reIes, SC. SIC.
Nashville. Oct. 7.
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sA number Of our best oiti-
z ashave moved and preparing to
Move, to Texas and other sections Of
t be country, this ell. Not With
standing tie move may be altosqth-
or iudicious aud adyfsable-the best
That coaIdbe done we can not bq + re-
grot that is 50, and wish it we're 9th
e wise Association and interest come
p to forbid their departure. And
we-7do hope Chat circumstances, heir
interest and pleasure, will, for IL g fu-
t ure, constrain the residue of our
good people to held forth IL oil Lin
c5ln.
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Fine Jack for Sale.
CO2saDs'O ssasSe!

1elFE, WHiLsr portion Of The eltlzens
pEEzS of The United States are much
excited upon the subject OF lhe CUBAN hes-
olutiou-and whilst a war OF words - 40"
being wag-d 10 discussing The great measure
whether the merchants oil Fayetteville should
buy their Goods at Nashville or an eastern
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14
rEefsTEr-LIYCJLv CO.

sC@ We are Authorized 10 ANNOUNCE Ksi-
ram Phillips, Esq, candidate for Re
sister al The March Election. 1852.
III We are aulhoriztd 10 announce
Il. FscSsussg E.isnonsps1, Candidate
sor Register at the March Election 1850
EEFs We are auahbrZ Ed 90 announce
Alfred Il. Berry, cand dale FOR Register
81 The March Election. 1852.
xCT> We are auihbrlzed to announce
-9osls r.. Mo-;yag., cs4iidale for Regis.
sr atihe March Erection. s52
srF. We are aulhbrze1 10 anuonnce
=. 3. Wilmington. chnaiiats Tor Reg
-isler al th=AIarch gIicctionI 1882.
ciRcUtF COURT CLERK -LIacoLN CO.
.rIs Ne are aulltorzrd ID annouuce has.
Z. CElsscDaf, a candidate for, Cifcu, court
Clerk. al iil.. March Election. 1872
sEJS We ere authorized TO ANNOUNCE
Ts0bcgt s. Woodward, candida e ia
Gi'euit CoJit Clerk al The March EleFton,
1852.
TAX .coLLEcToR co.
srP We. are authorized TO ar n4unce
E2o5erg STe:ixosl, EsqI,a candidate for
Tax Collector ni this county, for 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-14
Books and Stationary.

TUST received, splendid LOT of Books
- and Stationary. among which are the
olowing--M edicai. Historical, foetical,
School and Miscellaneous. fine assortment
of Letter, Note and Caid Envelopes. EN-
bossed; a superior lot of Ink, Pens, Paper,
Quills. Blank Books, SC. SO.
To all of which We invite the attention Of
ladies and conference.-the LADIES' particularly
DIEMER s. HAMPTON.
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March Election 1852.
sHFR1Fr-L1NenI.N co.

tCJs We are authorized ID announce Mai.
Jas. M Hanks, a candidate for Sheriff al
ihe March Election, 1852
FTP We are authorized 10 announce Ste
plien TOuchssOne, a c4ndidaie Tor Sher-
itT at tue March Election, 1852
fP We are AUTHORIZED 10 announce
Richard W hitc, candidate Tor Sheriff
al the March Election, ie5R.
COUNTY COURT CLERK LINroLE co.
ECiP We are authorized u annsunce Con-
stAiIt Smith, Es1, Candidate for Coun-
~ ciuu Clerk AL the March Election, 1852
gEfS We AK authorized 10 announce
George Glsn.ai1agilaREg candidate for
County t,OQa ttieik al the March Election,
1852.
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f. g.: 8. ;: S IF s: E. as Fl, s. e.:
slretdhers; cross cut saws; baud. sledae and
stone Hammers. can't ieltaIl-ooine and
see SHAPARD.
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/ liant

2OoO yards heavy white Linseyi 4
EOOO DO fine Go do
aOO0 do siGpedfor plaid do
10OO do Brown Jeans coarse TO extra Gne
500 pairs large Hi Wool Suoks;/
5000 pounds Woal; ~ "
5000 do Feathers. SHAPARD
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sSE0OA R9a-e.ss

TAIIL "a, our Cheap Ceruer Store for
~ Rough aud Ready OVercoais;
Beaver do
b fnke, Hunting do
Flushing do
Fancy Silk Vests;
!. Wool Velvet db
Valencia d.
C1ssiuSere aud other Pants;
AiusiR Shuts;
Linen SHIRT pillars. SC. &c.
SOCTHWORTH. MORGAN S;-NElL..
Sept %.
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CA4 \ ALSO | 0R
Best French Cloths blue. black brown ( green
do do Casslnberes do do ianeJ
do Ssiriner's DO anil gray
Beaver Cloths: FelIiag AID Lion Skin;
Pilot CIuths; Heavy Twecds an Peter~han
S0UrHWORTH, MORGAN s NEIL.
Sept. @.