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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-17

LOT rigs. ~ hltetnah - Paying 90 S"s
| for a thai he can get.
i Supat. =. The demand continues steady
) Isaled at 4IG6 Icby the Mid, and sal b.
The Hlrrel.
i CdHee. There is fair demand TO
tCoffde. Sales at l0(0llc fol. Rio.
1 Flbur. =. We quote Tennessee and Gin
Icinn4ii SO 9Ot04-lhe finest 81 Louis brand
are hid a, S6.
/ Mplasses -. 80 to 35c. a. gallon.
i Salt. Barrel Salt a, SIC, q bushel
Suck fine ST 60 to 10; coarse 81 80.
1 CdndIes I. The supply is annie. W.
tqnoi4 Tailow 9 10 10; Star zoe; Sperm 45c
4 Whisky =. Price Of good reclitied Is Il
/ l6c. $ gallon.
4 Bdcon. :. Hams 8sG9c; Shoulders ia
/ &c; Sides 8sf09c; hog round 8!c.
1 LlrlI :. Scarce and in demand. Sales
| at 8 d &c.
| Bdner, re a. IL.
4 Fda,llers. 28G50c.
4 Bjeswax, 13tO2Uc.
Ginssng. 250e8e.
/ 1Cdrd Meal, 40fO45c q bushel.
| CJru, ST 7509 a. Dbl.
| Oils 2503Oc q bushe.
| Gbber Peas, 70f077c y busheI.
| Lfad, pig Sc. bar SIC.
4 Irish Potatoes. S25 e Dbl.
MbBILE, .ALA-Co,ion. -. No essential
chang in HE general range Of The market;
s3md 800 bales changed hands. Middins
&c.
C4ARLEsroN, S. C.-Couon We quote
as dr,nerly-c ordinary 10 good ordinary,
SLAB; middIing 94G9ai middIing fair 10;
lair 10 fully fair, =
SavANSAB, GA.-Couon The marker
quiet, wilho ID, change in previous prices.
Sales Of The day ST. bales as follows: III
al 9 j; $40 al 10; aud "a al l0&.
JHrreRsoN Cry, Mo.--Beef Caule. Re-
ceip4 o: SO 5 Western and Texas Beeves.
Ihete are scarcely SO head4cft in market,
and prices are pretty firm at &c # Is neil
fJr fine W estern, lower descriptions in pro-
borli on.
Feririg, al &c q Is nelt Receipts this
week 100 head.
Sheep. The market was pretty active
during the week. and ba: few Left i'll The
rnarker, OF 1914 arrived during the week.;
he lharkci closes a liIlle easier in view of
ad!iliopal supply 10 arrive. We quote al
So EG4 q head for Sheep. Lambs 81 so
d Head.
Mich c. ws.... Receipts q head. A
slow market al S2o045 II head.
AlRMpHls, 'TENN.-Couon There has
been some ACTIVITY in the marker, buyers
freel taking The few lots Offering al the reg
ilIar marked price. In prices we find no
change from our Iasl figures. Strict mid
ding 8S@9c; good middIing 9lf0Ioc; fair
loci
CIyclNNATI. O.-Flour nj 3 2oG3 %;
whisky l64; 400 mess pork at SIT.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.-Couun. =. About
POOP bales sold. Pork holders are demand
Ing le1c. Rio coffee, 900 sacks AT 9Sfa9.
Whisky 1853 =. Bacon sides 94fa91.
NEW. YoEx. N. Y.--Conon. =. 2 500
bal4s sold Orleans middhng sS@95.-
O,her articles unchanged.
Flour 5000 unchanged; corn $4,000 at
6lG62l; mess pork le; lard, tierces %,
~ aTTANaoGA, TENN=-Transaciions
have been limited in every description OF
produce. during The week past.
Get,on. i. For the iirst lime in seven
moblbs is becotaing scarce, and but few
sea ,erinp bales are 10 be seen. Another
week viii probably suffice 70 c lear ou' en-
tirefv
= DIN in good supply, but rather
dull d, former figures 56f058c being the
highesi ruling price. 1,o.
Dacoa. -. Holders are asking 3sOl =.
Few sales.
+ Flour. -. Marke. well supplied NO
change.
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IcELEOT 4 CRAWFORD,

nR0 HAVE recently received al thei
Drug Store, North side OF me fnoi''
cSTy Square, Fayetteville. fresh from nh
X adeIphia and New I ork, an addiIish-
a. sapply o. G:NUINE Medicines, Oiu4s'
Paints. OILS. VarnisAes, DIE Stuiis, " indo"
Glass, Putty. PeriunltTy, sine Soaps, lS's'
Wines Brsndies. Smulls, SeeaTs; iipe. cd"i-
mon and smoking Tobacco, Surgical lnsfi u
men,s, &c. Sc. which makes theH STOCK uh-
surpassed II equaled BY 40 establishment
outside Of a city.
They have on hand, and are daily reesiv-
ing. an extensive eIiIecIion of ihe best
Patent Medicines extant Their STOCK
Of this kind ol Medicines embraces most Of
The popular preparations Of the day. llas-
ing obraned our Drugs aud Medicines IN
lacl. every thing " e have in siore-ironI the
must reliable Draggsts Easr. we ieel 40 hes
Fancy 10 Recommending them 10 the pubic.
physicians. aad merchants generally, as pure
and genuine. Being resolved to continue a
permanent, reliable Drug business IN Fay
e,reviI.e, our customers and the com Fhuniiy
generally. NAV RELY upon OUT Statements " nj,
N oss Implicit confidence all aftIcies shah
come up 10 he representations given
The ladies 10 particular. and inepupiic
ger rally, are invied TO our nneGualed Sc
lec,ion Of Perfurncry. II is varied and
decidedly tasty. Come me hrst opp1tuai'J
and view them.
Farmers. Merchants, and other pn>iheSS
men. VIII be supplied wlth Castor Oil '7"eet
do. SPINS TurPent''ie. Parcgoric. i.a"danum'
Essences, Patent Medicines, sc. sc by Inc
dozen If deslred.
The orders of local physicians and all
others promptly attended to. and lhefi Pee
scnpiions carefully Compounded.
The liberal trade we have heTetnipre en-
ioyed, encourages the belief that with our
extensive and well selected supplies, we can
meet all demands Id our zine. 10 adesiFed
increase Of our business.
May 20. 1852.
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Cir culating Library
n W Arrangement.

fsVHE sub 8cfiber has bought me intefesl o
q w. Ii aioosus, IN the sotpTe liouSf
Goods, Boo1s. No,eS. anu accounts .
MoogEs & IHoNsoN. and 'he sunsc'ioe, i
Alone sulhoszed 10 collect The amounts Jus
He firm. anfts Responsible tor lis debts.
b4ino uerm4nenily located in the mercan'
HE business. Trespectiuly ask a call iro'a
the PURCHASING pubic. My Guods are oilrIed
b. low a th,Sa OF apy House IN Fayetteville
INV me JAS. l.. THOMSON
Jaa. 90. 1852.
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Circuit Court fer Lincoln County,
Marcia FERN, 1852.

David e. Hail and others R,Ii lor sale OF
rs. Slaves.
Jefferson Wilson olhers.) ;,
nm motion of compliments couhsel
" and II appearing 10 the Satisfaction OF
The Clerk thai the defendants, Jefferson " u,
san and wife Clarence. Mary, Sarah and
Aaron Mckinney. josephine Wilson, Mines
Nesbe and VILE Alkaline, and three minor
heirs of Caroline EdnIision whose names
are moi known. Samuel ID, PInspn and Rich
ard A. PinsoH are non-resIdents Of Tue
Slate Of Tennessee Ills. therefore, ordefeu
mat publication be niatie iaur weeks 10 sue
cession in the Fayetteville Observer, a news
paper published 10 The town Of Fayeitev'he
Tennessee. commanding SAID defendants ID
appear before he next Circuit Court to et
b.. holden al The court aouse N The town o
Fayetteville. on the first Monday in JuIi
next. 10 answer plainauts' bill; otherwise
The same Will be taken for confessed, and Sc
down for hearing ex rarte as L" them
JAMES r. CHfLCOAT, Clerk.
Jnne 8. 1852 -4i
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ElectOr--

The Convention at Shelbyville, OIL
the 10th, selected Maj TF~, Z, Ross
Of @his place, as the Democratic
E!ector FIR the 9th Congressional Dis.
trict. This is decidedly an able and
happy choice. As in 1914, every
indication and every step taken is
but an additional evidence Of glo-
rious November victory.
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Cleaning Up

The rake and broom have been
freely use d during the past fey days
preparing for the reception OF the
Town Constable, who has been ap-
,,o;ntel by our corporate authorities
to visit the premises Of the citizens
for the purpose Of inspecting then
appearance e. This IS q good move
ono wep calculated to perpetuate The
nrosent /, sIjahtral state Of health
and we are pleased 10 see the prompt
ness Of our citizens in Observing Tx
requirement.
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TURNPIKE Notice.

M Office thai ; per cent on each share OF
~ stock subscribed in money to The FAY
s,,sv,1,e Mulbe,IJ < LynehbuIg Turnpike
Rn,J ~ ,enI,;reJ 1, be paid TO James BIZ ht.
rrsaa..,,ar ii sa,d j,oafd. on OF before lie Inst
80, ts..h,.aIv dsxt And acai IS hereby
o"' " - s,,,.L stock Of 5 per ceRI. to- he
h'sue' =" .,' =" &, II each and every 1,ohih.
pr" ~ aha Whole u,houni is paid Ia. By Oulrf
OF the Boaid. -, ,NcrE CIR.
Jan. 6, 1852
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Health

While rnany towns and cities are
being scourged BY disease, it is the
Good farinpc Of our citizens, in town
and Iptrv.to be blessed with1health
0nr section never was. perhaps, more
eortpnate in this particular at this
season of the year.
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The Subscriber

~ EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand at his
~ old stand, al The Tan Y ard, an excel
len. supply OF BOOTS add SHOES. pAk-
NESS and SADDLES oil all kinds; ioSeihct
with SOLE. UPPER. HARNESS and
SADDLE LEATHER, OF superior quail
nv, all OF which VIII be sold Low Tor cash.
OF exchanged Tor bsrier.
Anrtl /. 1853. JAMES II. COBB.
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CROCI,KY BUSINESS.

GROCEkI BUSINESS.
E5A Iato il again! hasea o
49, heavy stock Ct : EEZzS
Brown Crushed and Loaf Sugar.
Government Java Coffee;
Extra Good Rio Coffee;
Extra Fine Golden Syrup;
Re5olled Moiassesi
Barrel Salt;.
Fine Sack Salt;
Coarse Sack Salt:
Castings;
Nails, SC. &c.
An of which will he sold at reduced prices
for cash. For money in hand. will sell
IRON, by The quantity. al NashVi'ie Pfi-
ces. with carriage! The same old
price on time.
June 10. 1852. SHAPARD. (
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Caths. etc.

~ ENTLEMEN would DO we'll 10 call at
VI the slnre OF Goodrich, Buchanan s Bea-
GERS where they wii Gpd an unusually large
and VERY superior assortment Vf
ClOths, C:sssinicrcs and vestings,
in great VARIETY, and which they are snxlous
to sill AT lower pfices lhan Goods oil The
same qualities haze ever been sold IN THIS
market. Give lhem call before boyIug.
AtfIl 10
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Negroes

Negroes
In the estimation Of those claim, !,
ing to be possessed of judgment and
forecast in such matters, the high
prices which likely negroes now com
inand, VIII, by next spring, be greatly
increas ed They cffer many good
reasons for this opinion.
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New Editor

Cant II p. MamJliSs, has be-
como associa.ed With Col. Crane, in
the editorial management of the
n,ranoassee Democrat Col. C. is
eort,,nafe in securing the assistance
of an allie write such as Capt
Chaa,bt,ss is well known to be.
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Tuiiahonla Lots.

,r,r1E u,de,sianed has Iald oil blocks oil
nTs; III several acres IN each. for pr
,1S;dsnce. and is now prepared TO sell
- '" =, n,;va,e sale 10 those who desire Ia
~ ., i,,sr residences. in the bea uilfui
and healthy town OIL H"aiHhOAiA"'
have ia The Town Ste oesldeS me nio''
healthy atmosphere ana pure i'ees'oSe 70
,er. mosi exreiient oh"'y usa'
which is supposed 10 oe uii'eu " ia NC
sulphur n,ooop
VIM. INQUIRE, agent, &c.
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The Drouth--

Is the present continued dry
weather the forerunner oil ano} ilei
dry year. We hope not lneff Is
even now much complaint IN 81 ln(
PARTS of our county, tina. the dry
and cool weather is damaging The
prowinnd crop. With some, the OaI
crop is likely to prove an ent're iall
ure-not reaching the necessary
height to be gathered
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Eats!

a We have Just received Mo!eskin,
80 Beaver. Satin, Oiier, Mexican, Buuga-
rtad. KoSsuth. Magyar. Palm. L. ghorn, Mar
lcai ho aad Panama Eassss' making our a>sOi'-
mett decIdeeiy ine largest and NEST eoni-
pleie Se have ever offered
GOODRICH. BvcHANAS K BEAVERS
April i5
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Roots and Shoes,

81 CASES Boots, Shccs, Ere
81 gans and Caters, comprising ey
-. rry style and qualify for Mems, Boy $.
Ygu,bs', Ladies, Misses wear received aud
for sale al remarkably low prices "
GOODRICH, BUCHASAN & EEAvERs.
April 10.
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81 GILL & RUSSELL have Just re-
III ceiye,I ,Iieir large aud desirable stock OF
GneeusWare assorted, embracing every
kIn,I and ouahty. from The commonest Teas
10 The finest China-vaIying IN price from
IS ceats to $40 per ssu-wh'cb iney are
snx;ou, 10 sell. siaf ~ 1862.
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Attention.

The Undersigned found between
his house and fayet'eFllie' Oh ias'
Saturday, 4 sum OF money W ~
the owner can have, after describing
it, and paying for this notice, on call
inc j. the Fayetteville Observer Office
Hu. THOMSON.
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Enlarged

Eniarged-- r
The Pulaski Gazette has been re-
Gently enlarged, and otherwise I'M
proved We congratulate Brother
.iio0re on this ev ldence OF prosperity
and trust that his highest pecuniary
hopes my be fully realized.
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SDrinq circular,

Ej1Y h have been RECEIVING LARGs SUPPLTEs
w lrum The Eastern Cites for several
weeks, and now have lhe pleasure OF an
nauncing that We have in sIvre a very TX
TEY>iyE, BE.AUTirUL aHd VARIED stock o:
I44W S.YLRlEG- AID. SUMNER
60 c. Sc - EE@o
which We would lie much pleased 10 have
our CID customers and The lrauing puthc
generally TO call soon and examine.
We buy our Goojs ID Tie be>l markets IN
the United States, on The most layorabe
terms. aud icing willing 10 sell al yefg
sinai! advance ea cos, we VIII ufirf induce
mrnIs which csnnul lal 10 SUIT purchasers.
We trust by keeping a STOCK o; Goods iuie-
Nor 10 non-, and al Increased eutssvor 10
please. 70 men, and receive a continuation q
The very elfteri! patronage extended Us since
our commencemeat "a business, and Tor
which we beg lave to feteTn CUT sincere
thanks.
Very respectfully.
GooDRicH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
April Is 1862
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Circuit Court for Lincoln County,
March Term, 1852.

Ira e. Dou'hII and P'hefS Bill for sale Of
John Martin and Diners.
an u.olion n complainanis' counsel.
NJ and il fkrins TO the Satisfaction OF
the Clerk OF s5V Coun thai the defendants
Inhn alarlH. flames Marin. William S.
Martin. EIi>ha4IBrown and wife Mary A..
Rachel Bald " In, Francis Bush and wife
Elizabeth, Lewis Au>buFn aud wife Rebec-
"a are non-residenis Of the State oil Tehnes-
see Il is. therefore, ordered that publca
non be made four successive weeks III The
Fayetteville Observer. a newspaper pub
lIished IN the town Of lfayerievile, Tennessee,
commanding said defendants to appear be-
fore The next Circuit C6uIt 10 be holden al
the courthouse IN The town ot fayeiteViI'e,
On the first MondayIn July next, 70 answer
cotnplainants' bill; otherwise. the same VIII
be taken for confessed. and set down lor
hearing ex pariea as 10 them.
! JAMES Il. CHiLCOAT, ttefk.
! Nav 81, Ioj2-4t
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ShonS and Boots. Cheap.

Shoes and Boots, Cheap.
fE AIDES KID, -Cali, ana mp ohoes anu
Ek -supefnhe aIticie,
lisu,s cali. Goatee aud Kip SHOES;
DO 6os and ezra liae Calf Boots;
10 Water Proof, Call anp Kip 90
do heavy Kip and Mug 90
Boz and Youths e xtra nnf 10
Negro Brogans- so9a a1ucqe. -
Come in soua. and lei me see "na' Ca" NC
- e., yo, Come-eome aud see.
All 30 j. l.. THOMSON.
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NezsSaaN ebesEs

.,a> IsrgSplNG 10 retire from The Day
Nf Goops business. wi sell my pres
en stock al reduced prices for CASH,
or 10 punc,uaI dealers on Time. Ii you Wish
10 purchase
DRV 8 UUSa
call and see. They MUST, tllsy SHALL go
no mIslasei
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: mARRlAG Es.
MARRIED.

In his county, on The l3th inst. by John
I T. Roseb6founh. ESQ, Mr. fl|ExRy P. Mills
and Miss MARTHA NJ PAMPLi ~
In his county, Mr.. JOSEF SURBER and
Miss REREccA L. CRAwroRb.
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AT COST.

beautiful Muslin de LANES, Embroi-
Id dered. Pinned aud Solid Culors; PLAID,
Black, Alpacca. Bomba zine, English asd
French Merinos, at
]. L. TnONSON'S,
South East Corner Of he Pubtic Square.
April 22, 1852.
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Cloths,
sugar and Coffee.

~ AS COOP an au,cle, as can be
o 81 lonnd IN Fayeiteylie, and as cheap
II any one can afford TO sell.
'Djan 90 j.. L. THOMSON.
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Lace ts00iS. etc.

Lace t.O0is, etc.
q ACES, Edgiugs and inseninss;
IA Capes. Collars and Cuff
lIndessieeves .Chemizet!es and Mantillss;
Linen Camn Iaudkerchsis < Neck RibbonsI
Bsrage and Grape Shawis aud Lace .Ve;is;
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons and I'ummbgT
WIea,hs, Flowers and Tah,;
Mus. Gloves and Hosiery
Para$ois. Fans, &c. &c.
Fol- sale very cne3p bg
GOODRICH, BUcHAxAS 1 BEAvERs.
April Is.
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EnaElSk School
Extra Fine.

CRApE, Silk, and Bprage Shawls; a
HRAlf6 great variety oil Silks. Berages. de
lgliJ LANES. Cballeys, Gnghams, La WINS,
syisses Ayerianople Tarla,ans, and every
slse thai can be allied for NAV he found
- .,'' GILL & RuSSEIL'S.
April 8. 1862.
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SOAP.

EOUNSON'S celebrated Chemical
81 soap alwaysoh haad. This : heiIeFed
~ ne me pEsr aud the CHEAPEST Soap ever
invented. Come and see.
.McELROY & CRAWFORD.
NJ,
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DIR. W. w. M'NELLE Z,

Il FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
NNyfLI. coniinueio devote his EXCLUSIVE
w a,,eat,oo 10 The ptactice of Medicine
in iIs various branches. lie hopes by close
a,ren,,.n 10 his Profession, 10 merit
con,inuaoee Of the pa,fonase Of his friends,
Office. one floor North or w. II. Ross Law
Office. May 27. 1852 -lY
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New, Beautiful and cheap

New, Beautiful and cheap
DRESS GOODS.
81 The attention OF the Ladies is par.
14 ticUlsrly called 10 one Of The most
III handsome sicckS Of -DRrss GooDs
ever displayed 10 Fayetteville, Comprising
Rich BrUcade Pres Silks:
s1peIb Damask co
saiendd EmttolJ'd Robe do
niaan liceni FlGunctd do
blk Gro d. Rhine and WaieTed do
DO Brocade and Dama>k do
fine Embroidered AMI Striped BeIsge4
elegant Printed Chalieys;
beautiful Plaid Poplins;
handsome Figured Grenadines;
Paris Printed Betage lie Laan,s;
Lawns, TsrIaisns aud Pms;
Wafe Goods, Gioehams. sc. &:.
These Goods are VERY SELECT, embracing
all IheLATEsr STILES OF. some OF them
are much tiuer than any heIeloioie brought
TO this market, aud we rely on the hne tssIe
Of the Ladies oI Lincoln 10 ensure their sale.
GooDgicB. BUcntsAN BEAVERS.
April 10. -
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bNnnetS.

E-rh $50 BoENETs comprising every va
CT ue'y Of the latest and most
Ec.ststiiIa styles just received and icT sais
low b5
G0oDRicH, BuCHANAS { BEAVERS.
a bI!l Is
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Sur,drics.

HATs and Caps. Boots and So,
n Shoes. Spun Thread; To -
81 bac.o 6ae ard common. sc. SC.
Jan. %. J l.. liiOsiooN.
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10 ZW q 80

CIGARS. u rare IiNv"r; fine Chewing and
y Smoking TOBACCO; SNCFF, in Blad-
ders. Bottles and Papers. and sundres 100
numerous to ieniIeni
Apnl %. DiEMER & HAMPTON.
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RDARZ a. ROCKS.
Ntati0narY.

hYO CHARGE for PREscRIpTIoN, or
In CONSULTATION IN RELATION 70 pis
EASE. DlEMElS & HhMF Wv
April 90.
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FRysu TEAS OF all kinds for sale al
- the lowest market Price. Oar as
aLlA sortment is very superior.
.GeELROY g. CRAWFORD.
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ALWAYS ON Hand.

- Coffee. Castings, Nails
tssa5l ~. eS,seI. Fifth. Trace, Halter
- - .,d Tanoue CHAINS: Sreichers
and Cross Cut Saws. Tell ati0eome a"'
.ee J. l.. THOMSON.
\ Cheap Cash or Credit Corner.
H April p, lS52
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Nav 90. 1852 III.
N,AXGLSs

II Will, attend az tue times and rlaces
herein designated, for the purpose Of re
revIpo the SrsrE and County TAXES, due
for The wear 1854. in Lincoln County Ten
nesSee:-
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or Advertisements are inserted in the
order in which they are handed in.
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nD1lhT UDD
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FRIDAY, July 8, 1852.
IN SENATE.


In the absence of the President of the Senate Mr. Ar
presided by the unanimous consent of the body
Mr.. GWIN submitted informally amendment which
he intended offer to the bill to provide for the survey
of the public lands in California the granting Of donation
privileges therein, and for other purposes which or
dered to be printed
Mr.. DAVIS moved to suspend the order setting apart
Friday of each week for the consideration of the private
calendar with view to take up the bill to amend the
provide for the better security Of the lives of
sengers board of vessels propelled in whole in part
by steam.
Mr. PRATT resisted the notion the ground that the
immediate passage of the bill not important while it
act Of justice to private claimants that the rule
lating to private bills should be adhered to.
Mr. DAVIS contended for the necessity of prompt
ton the BILL and pointed to the length of time it had
been before the body and the deep interest felt in the SUBJ
ject by the public at large.
Mr. RUSK spoke in favor Of the motion Of Mr. DAVIS,
and alluded to the late period of the session. when the
loss Of day might leopard its safety in the other
House.
Mr.. BRIGHT argued the same side, and supposed
the bill might be disposed of in hour. He thought
there Of practical importance than
the bill in question.
After further discussion the motion Of Mr. DAVIS
agreed to- and the bill taken up the question
being concurring in the amendments made in Commit
tee Of the Whole.
After discussion TO whether the question should be
taken the amendments collectively separately, it
decided to read each amendment 1.-THE bill and amend
ments numbering forty eight pages and the Senate adj
journed, after p. NJ, to Monday.