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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
From Columbus.

CoLUMBUs, Jan. 5.
Both branches of the Legislature are organized
johnson. of Medina, is Speaker of the House. vii
son. OF Seneca, Speaker Of the Senate.
Flood, of Columbus. Clerk of the Senate Medary
OF Clermont, Clerk of the House
watson of Knox, Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate.
Roblnson, OF Tuscarawas, Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
House
The Message Will be delivered this afternoon.
COLUMBUS, Jan. s, SP NJ.
The democratic conventions for appointing delegates
for the national convention, assembled 10 o'clock this
morning Temporary officers and committees were ap.
pointed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
Ohio.

The Democratic State Convention which assembled
at Columbus was one. Of the largest conventions that
ever assembled in the State. B. F. Setter Of Starke,
Dresded liz relation the Presidency, the following
resolutions submitted by Mr. Vaandina ham, Of Mont
.romerv was adopted by vote Of ayes 49, noes Il9
'Resolred That il is inexpesSnt for this convention
tn express any preference Tor any man as candidate
for the Presidency at this time Judge Caldwell was
nominated for reelection, Judge Of the Supreme
Court, and J. B. Stedman for Canal Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The Chicago Dem
Ocrot Of Monday says there is report that the Rots
chids have taken the entire oan desiring the So
900 600 subscribed in this country but they desire ad
dona action by the Board Of Directors before the mat
ter is closed.
We have received information that leads us TO believe
that ;is statement is true. Mr.. Walker will return
for the purpose Of obtaining change in his papers
by the Directors Of the Company when the money will
be ready.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
From Cincinnati.
CINcINNArI, Jan. u, s p. NJ

CINCINNATI, Jan. II, p. M.
The great Of Irwns rs N. Longworth, Involving
property TO the amount OF Eve hundred thousand dollars
decided this morning by the court in hank IN favor
of the Irwns 1t has been in the court since lsl0.
Europa from this port for New Oslcans, sunk one Of
her barges at Taylorsville, Saturday night.
The markets are unchanged 200 bhls flour sold at
To- Whisky 15c No hogs sold. 500 kegs lard sold
at 7sc. Mess Pork $3.50. 900 lbs bulk meat
sold at SIC.
River fallen inches; weather continues cold. Con-
siderable ice floating.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

Our anks due numerous friends through
out the State m their cxertions In extend the eircua-
tion OF the State Sentinel. We shall endeavor by IN
creased exertions make our paper worthy OF public
patronage. Tue circulation Of the paper, with little
exertion might be doubled There Is not single sub
scrier that might additional one, and ten ad-
snal will entiilc him copy free, which is equal
10 ten per cent commission.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9th.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9Th.
The Illinois Democratic State Central Committee
notice yesterday that the Democratic State Con-
ventIon will be holden at the Capital the 81 Monday
of April, for the purpose OF nominating State officers
and appointing delegates TO the National Convention
Representation based upon of 1S5O-one dele
gate for each 5000 inhabanlswbolc number or dele
gates go
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

Superintendent OF Pablo Instruction.
We are requested to state that Prof. John l. MorrI-
SON. Of Washington county, is candidate for the office
Of Superintendent Of Public Instruction. he Is emil
.nently qualified to fill this important Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
s,eli il right.

We notice that many Of the papers that advocate the
election ~ Senator Douglas The Presidency spell hts
name viii, double II the termination, which is The
xszal mode Of spelling the His nams terminates
With the single :. DoveLAs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
From Boston,

BosTON, Jan. 5, 5 p ~
Both houses Of the Legislature have to-day passed
resolution inviting kossuth to visit Massachusetts.
BosToN, Jan. g. s p. NJ.
Vienna correspondent, writing under date of the
Goth OF December says that the mother of Kossuth died
in Pesih, on the 18th Of that month.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

uwe learn that the Hon. Samuel B. Gookns, men,
Der from vigo has resigned his seat 10 the Legislature
in consequences OF i'll health.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

BUFFALO, Jan. ~.

Extensive buildings owned by John HOLSTER, on Gen.
trial street. and occupied by Worthincton Smith,
ducs Dealers destroyed By FIRE Yesterday morning
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

New York, Jan. II.
Sales OF cotton to-day, $500 balls. Markets were
firm sales 5000 bbs -four at 81 1a443 for state So
5Oa4 g. for southern and 81 56a4 g. for Ohio sales
600 bushels southern white wheat, Sl06
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
The Hog Trade.
OFFICE OF The Price CURRENT,
January 9th, 1852.

The total number reported last season received by
river through toll gates &C. 307 900, which fell
short of tic actual number cut % COO As remark
ed last week we believe statement this season is
corrcct but still l6 900 head may be added for
wagon hogs, &c., and this would make the aetna. mum
Der this date 327 1922 being about 1000 short Of
the whole number cut last year.-Cin Price Current.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.
Samuel w. Morgan, teller of the Exchange Bask at
Petersburg, has absconded, after enbezzlina funds 10
large amount. He left Friday in the for the
South
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
.-wE HAyE NErER sreN = -- .,-o-v

c@-wE HAVE NEVER SEM sfoHy testimony in IA
- Of say nedenes have Or. 5 A. Wearel's
canker and Salt Rhsnm rap together with The cerate They
must be good medicines m such Rev Jsbez swan sd
ohee OF thar class would have gives pu
ward worthless articles. They say a these medicines posi-
i've f- al hunoss and have doubt but they five
We Affected in thai way shcsd give ve Asm 'a AID
we saoud advise friends do
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
Prom Loekport.

LncKroRT, Jan. H.
The extensive Touring Mills Of Mr.. Farlins were des
troyed by FIRE yesterday morning. Loss $500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15
~-EYRoN SAYS

~ :" This Is ihs way Physicians mend or end u.s
Sc0uzzzar erfen1-bu although
In heash,-~hen sick, ca them 10 aIend rs
Without the least propensity 10 ieeT."
The Ejsvc b-iRgs best etlciae used,
and nsessay be prescribed ty physician. We suao
10 the Pain Killer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

SESATE-Seward presented memorial from 800
citizens OF New York city, calling attention Of Con-
gres Intervention by Russia in the affairs of Hun
gary.
Mr.. Underwood presented petition from The citizens
Of Tennessee praying that the Louisville and Portland
Canal NAV be made iree
Mr. Hamln reported bill for Maine Hospital at
Portland. Mr. Shields was excused from serving on
Committee on Public lands. The private bills which
passed the house Friday taken up and referred
The resolution providing for printing returns then
taken up and Mr. Smith addressed the Senate length
in opposition to it,
HousE-The resolution Of Mr.. McNair directing ap-
poinment Of committee nquring into the stability OF
The foundation of extension Of capital laid, &C.,
was adopted.
Honse resolution spproprating 200 to meet expen
ses Of the late fire in the Library of Congress,
aeain taken mp, and Senate amendment appropriate ne
$40 000,fn the purchase Of books, concerned in.
MIR. stanley eHe ed resolution empowering the Pres
denr should deem II t 20 extead aid 70 Hungarian
exilcs. r6fr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-15

= AND AGENCY have opened Office IN IRE City Of
Washington r s prosecution II claims against Govern
men embracing Pensions Bouny Lands iHIens for nis d.
aid general agency business Ny long with t Lend
Office busie in hat
department JOHN y. BRl Ant.
Refer 10 Hon J. r. NcDoSALp, CrawioIdsyiae
Hon. A. S WHITE Lafayette.
Eon. W J. Brown Indianapolis oc-5f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

Ii Rutherford county. soth alt, Mr.. C.
A. BIAcKMoN, Of mississippi. and Miss
MIC HAL W.. daughter of Col. Robt. Smith.
In Rutherford county. 27hh ult,, Mr.,
Jackson TODD and Mrs. MARGARET Cox
In Williamson county, Mr.. Isaac S. PAGE
and Miss MARY F. SHANNON.
On The 9Th uh., by Rev. Mr.. Sellers,
Mr.. JAMES Snow. aged IA years, and Mrs.
MARIA EEGMAE, aged 80 years-alI oil
Rot ne county. Tenn.
On Saturday, i9lh uI'., by Rev. r. NJ,
w haley, Mr.. GEoRGE s. ITH,ased is yea rs,
and Miss REBEECA IiEA1LEY, aged 40 ySars
all Of Knox county, Tenu. r
In Pulaski, Mr. WILllAML. MoRRIs and
Miss ELIZA JANE VERELL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08

4 consnunication in the Charles
ion q ourier states, that for the lasl
10 years the sea has not only been
encroaching on the harborsi OF The
Southern States. bat has threaten
ed 10 invade their rice river do,
main with its salt inundations.-
The mouths of the Waccamaw and
Of the Santee have been alike
alarmed with its picking qu alities,
and tbe Cooper has suffered under
these IunfavorabIe Influences almost
10 its sources. The right arm Of
Charleston, yielding some 10000
tierces Of rice for exp port, is iu dan,
ger Of being Topped off, and one Of
The most valuable staples, and the
most perfect system Of cultivation
by irrigation, may be lost TO the
State, il speedy and efectual meas
ures are noI adopted to drive back
the salt 10 its natural element,' the
ocean.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08

DEATII OF ,BIsHoP GApspEN.EThis
much loved Bishop of the Diocese of
South Carolina, died yesterday in
our city, after lingering illness of
many months.
Bishop Gadsden worthily adorned
in life family honored of old in
South Carolina. 1t commenced with
her existence, WAS in full vigor at
the Revolution, and still many sur
WYE him te honor his memory
But cares he now for all these SO
priz led on earth; he is.a member Of
that higher family whose ancestors
is the Son of God, and whose inner
itan zee is the riches of infinite mer-
cy.- Charleston STANDARD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
TrUII.h0nla Lots,

TEsHE undersigned mas lad off blocks of
Il LOTS OF several acres IN each, for pri-
yate residence, and IS now prepared 10 SELF
them al private sale 10 those who desire 10
have summer residences, in the beautiful
and healthy town Of TuIlaiaOma. We
have IN ;he Town Size. besides The most
healthy atmosphere and pure jreesIone wa
tel. most excellent Chalybeale Spring.
winch is supposed 10 be mixed with white
sulphur.
WI MOORE. Agent, sc.
Nav %. IS52-tf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
The markets. attest Dates.

NASHVILLE, TENx-1'rhe river is now
lower than AT any previous ime this season.
there being about twenty-five inches water
on Harpelh shoals.
Steamboa,s Of the smallest class are
making regular trips from Paducah.
Business continues dull.
Cotton. -. The cotton market has come
almost 10 pause. There is ouly very
small stock hero for sale, and the receipts
limited 10 wagon load once in while.
In this state Of things, tits unnecessary &c
give Quotations, because there are no ruling
prices. Z
Rags. =. There is co nsiderable demand
for fags. Whieman 10 paying &c cash
for all thai he can get.
Sugar. - The demand continues steady
Sales at 5161c by the hid, and 55fO7tby
The barrel.
Coffee. q. There is n fair demand fol-
Coffee. Sales at l0COlIc- for Rio.
| Flour. We quote Tennessee and Gin
cinnati S4--the finest S, Louis brands are
held al SC.
/ Sals. Barrel Salt at SEC, f. bushel;
Sack, fine 81 50 TO | 10; coarse 81 so.
! Candles The supply is ample. We
quote TaIlow 9 TO 10; Star 2Qc; Sperm 45c
Whisky Price of good recliied Is q
l6c a. gallon.
| Bacon :, Hams 8lO9c; Shoulders ia
Sc; Sides 8A0sc; hog round stc.
1 Lard :. Scarce and in demand. Salci
at 8(09c.
Butter, 12c q b.
Feathers, 2GO30c.
Bceswax, 1S0e0c..
Ginseng, 25f098e.
Corn Meal, 4of045c q bdshcl.
Corn, 81 5OO2 II Dbl.
Oats 25t030c p bushel.
Guber Peas. 7o(077c p bushel.
Lead, pig sc, bar sic.
Irish Potatoes. sch q Dbl.
CINCINNATI, o.-FIour unchanged; viii
/ XIV l5s-ether articles The same.
New YoRk, N. Y. Flour. =. 500 bib
sold at 4t044, Lard lo4@los.
Macon, GA.-Bacpn. Hams, p q
I l3c. !. Corn-sacks, included, z bushel
"a 0soc.
| ATLANTA. GA.-Corn. q bn. 7oC075-.
/ Feathers. IF ib 35c. Bacon. Hog rouh'
/ $ b I2A0I24.-' Lard. BY the bbl.' ~
[ cRArTaSooGA, TENN-There is now [
GOOD ,5de in The river, bai business preseni
no new esalures. This produce marke, ha
lcbanged sIishdy. WE find Corn has I'D
ysnced over last weeks rates. Holders ar
insk,na bo0d6Oc. Sales have been effecset
al 5oh55. Sock diminishing.
Bacon<s coming in 10 small lots from 10
country. Price remains firm at ABOUT &c
1l0AO12 being extremes,
lrsh Potatoes are becoming plenty
Sell at 70f075c r. b9shel.
/ Eggs8e-. Butter lQsc,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
s. OF T.

The following is a l st Of til e Office s
of Fayetteville Division, No. 50, for
the present term:-J. R. Bright, "
p; j. IL Cobb, W. A !, J. " McKin-
ney, r. S; G. W. c Ommons, A. =.
S.; r. A. Gray, F. S J. T. Gordon,
T.; W. B. Martin, c.; W. G. Scott,
A. G.; G. Wilson, !. S; D. Carder, Q.
S; A. A. Bell, Chaplain. Meets eF-
cry Friday night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
New arrangement.

TEyHE subscriber has bought the interest Of
s. w. H. .MooeEs. ~ the Store House.
Goods, BooSs, Notes. and Accouois. Of
NooREs s. THoNsox, and the subscriber Is
alone authorized 10 collect The amounts due
the firm, and is responsible for lis debFs.
Being Perma aenIiy located in the mercau-
tile business, respectfully ask call fIom
the purchasing public. NV Goods are offered
as low as those oil anv House 10 Fayetteville,
Try me- Jas. l.. THOMSON.
Jan. %, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
The First Monday

Co unity Court day, notwithstand-
ing the large nun nber in town, passed
off quietly and agreeably. Every
body wore a smiling face; and every
thing "went merry as q marriage bell
The fact of the O5sereer's sw cling
its Ii st on that day, by the addition
Of treaty new subscribers, may have
aideil in gliding the picture; don't
know how that is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08

In our columns may be found the sdver-
tiseuient Of that excellent msdicins known
as@AyeT's Cherry Psciot al. It's success IN
curing The various diseases f-ths Lung. is
attracting Universal attention.. not only OF the
leatned and phllanthropie. but OIL the whole
public. The article undoubtedly is what il
pretendslo be a remedy for Lung Comp iaints
and the remarkable cures which are becornr
ing known every where c annot long be over
looked by the people.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Circuit Ceurt--

Our Circuit Court is bow in session
JuJ So -Hwl5ants 4 residing. In
addition to our own Oar, wo notice
the prdseHce Of severa lawyers from
distance. We understand that
there Is large amount of business
likely to engage the a ttention Of The
Court during this terTl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Fayetteville Mystic Orders.
Masonic.

The following is a list Of the officers
Of Jackson Lodge, No: dS, for the
present terms. NJ. MeElroy, w.
NJ; J. D. Scott, S. w; NJ D. Hamp-
ton, J. VS. W. W. McNelley, Sec;
E. n. Crawford, Treas; II. C. Hol-
man, S. d.; ]. NJ. Hines, J. D.; FL.
&. Street, Steward; G. Godbolt, ~
Ter. Meets first Monday night in
each month.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
HEeErlIsnY al CfsAWFoRD.

6gSy HlEE recently received o. lheIl
Nz-ssJ Drug Store, Nerih side OF the Public
Square, Fsselteville, fresh ir9m hH-
x ad=lphfa aud New Yofs, AN addition.
al supply o. GliSUISE Med AciDes, Drugs.
Painls. Osls. Varnishes, Dye SStuff>. Wtreow
Glass, Puuy, PeIaumery, tue Soalis, Teas,
Wiaes Brandies .ISnuil-, Segsrs; iide. COM
mon and smoking Tobacco, SuraIcsl a$iru-
nen,s, sc. Ne winch makes then stock %
surpassed IL equaled by an establishment
odISlde of a cry,
lThey have on hand. aud are daily reeeiv-
ING. All extensive collection ol The best
Patent Medicines extaat j ,rheir stock
Of ibis kind ol Medicines embraces most Of
ihe popular preparations Of tie DAY. ilav-
lBg ob,ained oar Drugs aad Me.ilc,nes-iu
iact. every thing we have in slore-trom the
most reliable Druggists East we ieel no hes
i;ancy in recon Hend,ng them 10 the public.
physicians. aad merchants geherally as pure
aud genuine. Being resolved 10 continue a
permanent. reliable Drug business N Fay
ellie vile, bnr customers and due CO immunity
generally, may RELY Bpon Gun $tsteIntuts wi,k
mosI implicit confidence --ail atueleS small
come ~ 10 the representations givee
The fades in par,icuiar. and The public
GeGefaiiV, are Invtted 10 our uaeiualTd Sc
ecriou of PerEagateTY. It's varied and
decidedly tasty. Come The FIST opportunity
and view them.
Farmers, Merchants, and other business
mea W.! Il be suPp'ird with Castor OIL, Sweet
do. Spirirs Turpeat,0e .Pareg9re Land sDu,n.
Essences, PateHl Medicines, Sc. sc. by the
dozen il desired.
The orders Of local physicians and ali
others promptly attended 10, and then pre-
cafetaiiy compounded.
Tie liberal Irade we have heretofore en-
joyed, ENCOURAGES The belief that with our
Extensive and we'll selected supplies. we can
meet all denaqds IN our ihe, 10 a desired
increase Of our business.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Spring circular.


w E have BEEN regeivs' ga tAReE SUPPLY
w from The Easfetn ,Cihts tor several
weeks asd BOW. have Tue Pleasure Of a'is
nnunsing hat We have IN sI9ieI very ~
TEESvB, BEAUTiFUI. amp yARiEDI stock o.
NEW SPRING AND SiyMll SB
@9B2E Il B@o
which we would be MUCH Flea ed 10 have
our old Customers asd tbe Iifadlng pubiie
generally 10 cali soon apo examine.
We buy our Goods ~ The tesi markets IN
The United Slatee, on lhe most favorable
terms, and being willing toISeli al very
small advance ca cost, we wiii offer Indulge
ments which canno fail to siaii purchasers
We trust by keeping a sock OF G9ods lnle-
rior 20 none, and an Increased enGeavor 10
please, 10 netn and recefve continuation Of
the very liberal patronage extended US since
our commencement IN business, and for
which we beg leave 10 return our sincere
thanks.
VERY respectfully.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Anil D. 1852
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Tic &C.

with the exception IF that portion
Of the county in the nFighborhood of
Col GAdeuell, we ara HIq ased to learn
that the farmers ara likely TO be
blessed with an abund hnt'yield Of all
the products usually cultivated in
our &C UNITY. Success to the farmer
The prospect Of ftir price for his
pork, lis nattering.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
DIED.

In this county, on the 2Rd ult., Mr.. ENos
LAcKRY. after an attack of only "a hours.
His death was from Cholera or the worst
grade Of Cholera Morbus. The deceased
had been.a member of the Methodist church
for number of years. and was highly es-
reemed BY all who knew him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
I. o. OF.

The following is q list Of the officers
of Calho an Lodge, No &c, for the
present. tdrn:-N, 0. Wallace e, N. c.;
B. J.. Commons, Y. g.; 7. j. Carter,
Treas; n Hill, See; I. R. Ramsey,
w; J. I. Neeld, G.. Meets every
Saturday night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
| The Subscribe }.

NJ EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand al his
N old stand, at tue Tan Yard, an excel
ien,' supply q BOOKS and SHOES HAR-
NESS and SADDLES OF all kinds lpgelhcr
with SOLE. UPPER. HARNESS and
SADDLE LEATHER, OF soperor quail
i,v; all Of which will he sold Low fot cash.
OF exchan ged for barter.
April i, 1858. JAMES II. CVbb.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
New, Beautiful and Cheap
DRESS GOODS.


DIR ESS GOODS.
sSaa THe attention OF lie Ladies is par.
EaHS leutarlg called 10 one of The most
~ handsome stocks oil DREss GooDs
ever displayed in Fsyslieyile. COO Prisrg
Racu Brocade Dress Silks:
superb Damask DO
spentid ENbioidTd Robe do
magnificent FIsueGed do
blk Gro d Rhine Rod Waiered do
do Btocade ADD lIamask do
fine Embroidered aad Striped Bsragesi
elegant Pinned Chaiieysj
beautiful Paid PSpIinsj
handsome Figured Gre nadines;
Paris Pialed Berhge de Lanes;
Lawns, Tarlalans aud Prints;
WhrFe Goods, Glnghams, nc. sc.
These Goods are VERY SELECT, embracing
all the LATEST STILES eui Some of them
are much liner .haa any heretofore brought
10 THIS market, and we rely on Tue hue lase
of The Ladies of Lincoln 10 eRsure their sale.
GOODRICH, BtcHsNAN BEAVERS
April IS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Dsfrred+-

The County Court deferred the To-
citing Of the Bradshaw bridge, until
the lst Monday in August next
This ma tier seems to be giving the
Court ! cod deal of trouble having
lad it under consideration a time or
two.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Rail Road Talk

On las t Monday, C. {. 1NsKapey,
Esq, jas. IL DaoidsojI, Esq, Maj.
". z. Ho8s, Gen. r. FmquEdrsoa,
Thomas 60IdveE, "a O., 0 shelbyyiIle,
Gen. III Noorc, a nd Endre~ Bac-
hmaa, Esd, addressed large num-
her of dur citizens on the Railroad
topic. Owing to engI gements, We
were unable to liste b TO the If efforts
in behalf Of the Re lad; dons9 quently,
We Can not say NOR : thi n the people
gave attention, and APPEARED greatly
interested. Gen. tNo5yIc, from what
we understood, took I'll T OCCASION to
contradict the report fhh t-was being
circulated, that be was opposed to in
ternal improvements. lie expressed
him self the advocate Of all projects
which h4 conceived calcb Hated to ben
eft the people Gen. Farquha,son
pnblishqd severf aPIPintments, at
which BE and Mr. Dur Idson will adj
dress tie people fn thd Railroad.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
VinY Grove icadenl VI.

The Examination dnd Exhibition
of thi very cx cellent hn a deservedly
popular institution, fal e PLACE on
"Wednesday and Thptsd ay, l4th and
18th inst. The public is invited to
attend.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
Cloths. etc.

GENTLEMEN would do well 10 call at
VI the store OF Goodrieh, Buchanan &. 'Bea-
GERS where they will fi0d an unusually large
and very superior assortment Of
Csoihs, Cassilneres and yesfings,
IN great variety. and which lhev are anxious
TO sell al lower prices Than Goods Of The
same qualities have ever been sold 10 this
market. Give them call before buying.
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Hats

"a VIZ have jnst received Moleskin,
- Beaver. Sarn. Otter, Mexican, Hunga
nan, koskatb, Magyar. Palm. Leghorn, Mar
icaiko and Panama Hats. making our assorl-
menl decidedly the largest and most COM
plete we have ever offered.
600 BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
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A LIST OF LETTERS
y EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Fay
Ia ETrEvILLE, TEsN,, July 4, 1882.

o- The L is. Of Letters is Published in /
the Fayetteville Observer, in compliance
with law Of Congress, which provides
ahal il shall a ppear in the newspaper having
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