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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-30


Convention met according to adjournment.
On motion of Col. S. ]. Person, the resolutions of
the committee were taken up and unanimously adop
ted.
The Convention then addressed by D. K Nc
Rae. and S. j. Person, Esqs, of New Hanover, VIM.
E. Hill, Esq. of Dupln, and J. G. Cook, and NJ. j..
McDufie, Esqs., of Cumberland.
On motion of S D. Wallace, Esq, the proceedings
of the Convention were requested to be published in
the Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville Carolinian.
On notion the thanks of the Convention were
rendered to its officers for the faithful and courteous
manner in which they discharged their respective
duties
On notion the Convention adjourned.
DAVID REID, President.
B. F. GRADY, ! co.o.
DAN'L Dickson,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
mAasRlkoEs.
MARRIED,

In Ibis county, ON Tuesday. 3lsi ult., b
4. j. Childress, Esq, Dir. GAVIN PlEKEH
TON and Miss n sScY PINK ERTo9.
In Williamson county, Sunday, 29,E
ILL.,, Col CHAR LES SfoN +, editor of thF
"1omc Press, and Mis- S Mary AGNEf
CEoUcH.
In Giles county, on Wed nesday, LIST inst
Nr. WIbLIAm W ALEs, edito b Of tie "Soulll
Western Monthi ;" and Miss DEsDE NOM
PHLlrsyof Pulaski.
In Giles county. Mr.. MlLToN. E. ALEX
AMBER and Miss CHARITY YoKELY.
Ia Giles county, Mr.. JAS, FL. Cook AMI
Miss Louisa s. MoeRE.
IN Giles county, Mr.. JAS. H. GILBREATt
and Miss Louisa A. Estes.
In Huntsville. Ala, Mr. LEWIS MILLEl
and Miss SAR an CARPENTER.
Ia Limestoh pc county, Ala, Col. MosEk
GAGE and Miss c RoLMeS. Ewes.
Ia Ru,herCb rd county, Capt CHABLrs WI
ANpEa SON and Miss MARTHA A. Love.
In frankid odnty. Mr. joan DogGnERri
and Miss Mai INpA FGRRELlNE BURT.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
aeE, Bea a.ifai and Cheap
biz S,Ss SsShz,D&,

ssss, The iudasion OF tie Ladies i par
ayEs& lieulariy eailt.d one OF The mos
~ AlndsosIe Stocks al DREss Coon
bvt displayed h lFhYeiie VILE. comprising
I ii,cn Brocale Dress Silks:
+ sopefb Daa.isk 60
4 splenFAd Embroid,d Robe do,
MAG 4 Gceni F4Juactd do
I blk Go d Rhiie and Watered do
4 do DFocade aad Damask do
fine timaroIderei AMI Striped Befages;
e'eeaE,t P,.nied ChalIess;
beautiful Plaid P5PIns;
handsome FIs4red Grenadines;
Paris Printed Bersge' De LANES;
Lawns, Tarlalans and Prints;
WalIe Goods, Ginghams. &c. Sc.
These Goods are VERY SELECT, embracing
all The LATEST srY LES out. Some of tIienI
are much liner than any heretofore brought
to this lrat ke,, ard we rev on the 6ne TASTE
of the Ladies oil Lincoln IL ensure their sale,
GpoDEIcH, bUCuAEAN& BEAVERS.
ortI / B.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
DIED,

In This place, on Sunday, 5h inst, ANN,
infant daughter Of Hardy 9. and Sarah
Holman.
In this county, on Sunday, e9th ult., Of
Years.
In this coonly on Wednesday, lst ms. |
IF wounds receive ed by The kick Of "a horse
llr. WALLER SIR EFT, aged about 90 years
In This co1nt i, on Tuesday, 3lst ulL. Of
;IpopleXy, Mr. J5HN SANDERS, aged aboui
1oycars.
In this count y, on Mulberry, on We'd
aesduy, 25ihulI LOO flux. RACHEL MALoNIA.
daughter Of " mI and Nancy Ashby. aged
dne year 4 mouths and 10 days.
Happy infant. early bles'.,
Resi-, in peaEeIul slumbers rest;
JoyIcss sojnJiIlcr was [,
Only bern 70 weep and die;
Scarce the dIlwn of life began,
Ere me;,SnEed oul my span.
In this county, on Mulberry, on Thurs
DAY, e6th ut.. Of fox, PETER, son Of John
Groce. aged 10 years
In his county ION Mulberry, on Weddes1
day, 1lIh ult Of ilux, JOHN ALEXANDER
son of Halifax Akhby, agrd months.
In lllis couhIy, on Mulberry. On Monday.
l6h Ill of scariel fever, LEWIS Nus4.as
son of Samuel Blown, aged 2 years.
In his county. on Mulberry, of flux, Al
chiid Of Augustus Seed.
In this county, on Mulberry, Of llrz, u
child Of Mrs Sullivan
Ia Ills county, or Mulberry, cs hux. al
ch..d Of Eijal. Made,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
Valuable Land and Mills for Sale.

). 10 CLOSE the partnership exist
aSs-y Eng Relween q. W. DgNNis &
Lz$isss SqNs. which has expI ed by Iim-
iiaIlon, three hundfed>anJ ninety 4nfee acres
-dl ELK RIVER LAND. Two 1 undred Of
which is III fne state Of Guilty. alton. aud
ihe enIti.e tract susceptible Of being TILED
lyiig lhree miles south east OF FIyet'evtiie,
OBJ lheI road 10 WInchesler--is nov beng Of
Gered for sale. la addition TO as good soil
and being as well situated. as any ~ Middle
Tedn4ssep, there are Oh this lracl OF Land
spia Bile dwellings and cut housed, together
with 4 superior n w and GlH>T Mill
all Of which arelconsiructed alted the most
APPROVED plans. and are not only in good
otidr. but eriirely new; built OF he very
b4st nnbe On the premises, is very val
liable FERRY All ross Eli River. On the rhad
leadlGg directly from Winchester 10 Fayeile-
Vile. The properly can be advahisgeousy
diviGetl, SO as 10 masedwo OF moHe Desirable
sal;lemenls. Those desiring ioputchase this
valuable property. would DO wei! I'd call with
OPT tleiay on G. w DENf Ms, sen or, who is
alone authorized 10 sell lhd same. Any one
OF the firm will take pleasure in showing the
properly. by the applicant calling on them,
G. W. DEF FMS s SONS.
Sept 2, 1S52-if
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
TnilahOnla Lois.

" VIE Undersigned has !ald OF blocks oil
n Luis oi several acres IN each, Tor pr
Vale residence, aad IS noW prepared TO sell
then' al private sale 10 ihoSa who desire to
nave summer residences IN the beautiful
and healthy town OF Tnllafnoma. We
nave IA the Town STE, besides The most
neal my atmosphere and pure ireestobe wa
lei. most exeeiiem Chaybeaie Spring
"niqh Is supposed to De mixed with white
sulphur.
WV MOORE, Agent. &c.
MAY 20. 1921.
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@ eIl az u g q NS 8

which we would be much pleased 10 have
our Old cisomfrs and HE trading public
ge Morally 10 call soon aud examine.
We buy oui Goods ia lie best markets in
he Upited States, on The most favorable
Terms, and being wiling TO sell al very
small advi nee Oh cost we wall Ollei pduce
mepts which cannolEiaIl 10 suit purchasers
We trust by keeping STOCK OF Goods inle-
nor 70 nDDe, aud an increased endeavoF 10
please, TO hern aud receive a continuation Of
the very ltterIi pairohage extended Us since
our comm encement N business, and for
wtfch we beg leave 10 return our sincere
thanks.
Very respectfully.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN Beavers.
Anil Is, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
COMMITTED

as ToHTHE Jail OF IdntoIn county. Ten
~ neSsfe, on the l7th day OF August.
~ 1872, as runaway slaves. Two negro
| men who say lher names are RUFUS and
HARkLRSS. They say that they belong
ID MRrgafet Toney. widow, who lives III
Madison county, Alabama, one mile below
IInaana, And tha, their oEerseers name is
ed Tcnggs.
RGFUSIis about thirty four years Of age,
dirk co'prtiha rather.a lisp In his speech.
FIVE ieet CHI inches high, ha on white
btoad bri.h VOL hat, a her brown sack
chat, pants of the same color. coarse shoes,
aid weighs abou one huidkei ahd sixty FIVE
ppunds. He says that he is a Methodist
preacher.
HARMLESS Is about twenty I've years Of
age, very bright muIalio color Weighs ab1u
ohe hundred and fifty FIVE pounds, had on a
black wool hat, coat and pants OF father
blown cplDr, store shoes, &c, and is about
6Fe feet eight inches high.
Fhe owner is hereby notified 10 come for
ward. prove praperIy. pay charles, and take
Them away, OF they Will be dealk with as The
law directs.
AuE. 26, 1852,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
New arrangement.

TENlfE subscriber has bought The interest oil
a w ii. MooREs, IN The Sture House,
1oods, B9oas. Notes, aud Accounts, OF
HoofEs & THOMSON. and the subscriber is
atone authorized TO collect The amounts due
The fiftl. and IS responsible Tor lis debts.
Being permanently located 10 the mercan
',ie BUSINESS, respectfully ask a call from
we purchasing pubic. NV Goods are offered
a. a. low as those OF any Ho1Se in Fayetleville.
Try ne JAS. L.THOMSON.
Jan. %, 1852.
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La &c Goods. els.

7 Lace UOOus, &c.
II ACES, EiglneR and Inseulngs;
II 4 Capes. Collars and Cuffs;
ludefs Sleeves .Ghemzeles and Mantillas;
Linen Camp Handk fch.iels L Neck Ribbons
Berage aad Crane Shay and Lace Wells;
Bonnet aad sash Ribbons aud Trimmings;
" !hs. Flowers and Tabs;
Mitis, GlpYes and Hosiery;
parasdls, Fans, &c. sc
For s+ltvery cheap bY
G3pDsrcH, BUCHANAN BEAvE RS.
! April Is.
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FALL GOODS AT AUCTION, By.
so 20 DJUGA4la
FIRST LARGE SALE OF


i FALL GOODS AZ AUCTION, By.
so 10 DJQGAAo
Jon Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day, Sept. 14th, 18th { 10Th, 1852.
TIT WILL sell al Auction, on TUESDAY
IL WEDNESDAY,, ann THURSDAY
Il Sepiember l4A. 9Th and l6,h, very largr
land general assortment of
Staple :,sses Eancy, Foreign and Do
Inessic Dry Seeds.
The largest and best stock oil Goods ever
iIoHeredrn this market, Comprising every de
iIscliPlion Of Dress Goodsf lor Ladies, Misses
lIaad Gentlened, all OF New Styles and sn-
IIpenor quality, mum ratIng the lollowing ar
iIucles, which cPhpIl>e but "a small poF,lon oil
lIthe Stock Ntilicl viii he sold:
Il Superior black and twllIeu French C.olhs;
tIoliye. green, brown, blue, and adeIaue Cloths;
Superior black Doe>Rln and Fancy Cassmefs;
fiwisf, figured and Lniun CassmeIs; black
ca1et and fancy Tweeds; blue, black. cadet
aud fancy eololed SauiutI>; atk, blue, ana
golden Jeans; tw,iiled SaIllnel>; ali WOOL aud
\ hIon KrSel $; silk. satlIn, cash l.ere and
worsted Vestings: 5 4, 4. = PIaidS, Tor
inings; Gala Pads; Bob Roy AID White
Rdck Pad Lnseys; black Silks, all widths;
Fancy Dress SILKS; Gro qe Nap Sllks all col
prs; Bonnet Ribbons; Mantna, cap and .rinl
ming iib5ons, &c:,; Eashmele, MVJsIin de
Lame. s'cciiSian Cloln; mourning and seclihd
lMournlh. D. Lanes; Ch;ttne,eon Figures;
Ealbfdidefed Robes; silk tlgufed Poplns.
Orleans Lusues, sllk-warp -Afiacd lancy
foiored Al paca, and a general assortment ol
Ladies Dros Goods, comprising The fale st
SYKES. Elie lsl Pms, fancy rrnts, Black
canary green, blue. aad orange s'rinIs;
Sofia and4 iiguTeI Oil Prints, bldca and
Solofed Caelbnts, WINE Cam bfIcs, Jaec0neJs
SWISS, Mufl and Book Nuslin>; SWISS, Jac
fqneii and Book Edging and lnsciting,
ChemIzt is, LACE Uldt rsiedves, black aid
fololed Ciapea; Grape Shawls aud dres4es 81
a eolors, Silk and C9uen Velvet; ALPACA
Serges, SIX Serge. Aolean do, rallofs Can
Vass aHd red Pddding, Sewipg Silk, Twist, |
Pa'eai inreads, {ol the best nlakes,) Spool
Thread, o9pol six, Dress Coat Buttons,
Y. 9 Buttons, yesl, sHap. ana pant do, Nee
yes, inns aud Trimming of every dtscnp H
ton Cashmere, Lambs " co., Kd a,d
Buck Cove for Ladies ana Gentlemen, /
" orsled Miits, black aud coloFedl Hose, Hall |
fbose, black, white and col0rel SILK Hose !
fdw SIR do; black and wine Silk Cloves. I
flanel iiilti Aiiiis. twisted six 40, black aad
Y"i'e eianels, White cause FiaHnels, scar !
e. yeiio", White aud green Flanneis Bed-
yer oioihS; fIeltng Beavers, and Pilot Cloths, /
I ue' green, scarlet aud fancy colored Bian-
'ftS iof over goats, Whitney Bed Blankets,
i sfIesi Negro Blankets. Fancy End do.
1iio b.ahfttF, Bertb Blankets; oleacired and
1own GUS iqp' bieached and brown Drilling,
jKhaouFgS Iicklngs, Apron Checks, Mar
'iefS suiFeS, afhlnefe. Scotch aud hneT-
an fialH LShawiS, jersey shawl, black Siik +
,faSalS; Large stock OF Silk Hdndkefehiets,
y ooien Comforts, Hoods, Cotton HaadkeT
liiefs &c Sc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

Speaking
Maj. " 2. loss, on last Monday,
delivered in this place ono Of The
ablest and most telling speeches Of
the canvass. We were denied tie
pleasure of being present, by press
ing business engagements The re-
peatcd high compl inents paid the
speech by those who heard it, forces
the con Iusion that it was an able
effort.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
. ayetteyi!le Observer
aadidates- 1853
r,x jlTrcrle-LI.ooLN COUNTY.

/ er-Fp WE Afe aulllg4IIZdd 10 ain0uHce II;
E. Dowilait, hdldalf Tor Tax Coliect'
sl isiucuiIi Cougif, for 1895
TT. We. ARE authorized TO announce
aanif DDufisit.( BIT the I'd, district
/ r,ai,da,- lar Tax Collector Of L!neoli
County. Tor POS.
ftp W.. arr authorized TO announce ~
Ixom ID Vyi4enaal a tandldaie for II,
lC'oiiertor di lincoln C"univ, or lc05
s4E> Ne are ahiiofZed 10 announce
.IAt,i Eo.eui, Il. George. candidate llo
nv cnIlerIor ol Lincoln County, Tor 1853,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
nIeELRoY 4 CRAWFORD,

fRN HAvE Recently received 81 thei
-Ezl Drug Store. Nerih side Of the Publ
NJ Square, II ar etfesille. irFsh from hlI
i n aielphia aud New York &, an addition
al supply o! GENUINE MEDICINES, Drugs
/ aiuisI Oils, Varushes, Dye SluffS, Window
Glass, Putty, PeIIumeTy, hHe Soaps, Teas
WIues Brandes. Snuis. Segafs; iine, com
mob mid smoking Tobacco, Surgical Fns ru
4 aiehts, &c. SC. which makes TheiI stock un
| So: pass led ii equaled by an establishment
outside Of civ.
! They have on band. and are daily receiy
ing. s4 extensive collections OF The bcsl
A';sfeaHt Medicines ex1ant. Their stock
/ 81 This kind Ui Medicines embraces most OF
/ The popular rIeparstloas OF the day. liav-
| ing obtained our Drugs and MerlIcines-in
iaci. every thing we have 10 store-trom the
most reiabie Druggists East, we ieeI no hes
'tancy IA recommending Them 10 he public.
physicians. and merchants genelaly, as pure
and genuine. Being resolved 10 conrinus a
permanent, reliable Drug busitless in Fay
elite Fille, our customers and the community
CENTRALLY, may rely upon ou4 statements with
niosI implicit conidence-ai all articles shall
come uP 70 the sepresea;a' loTs given.
lie ladies' 10 PARTICULAR. and the public
generally, are iqvlled 10 our unequalel Sc
lecIien Of Ierisaanery. IL IS varied and
decidedly tasty. Come the hrsEioPPouunity
and view them.
Farmers, Merchants, and other business
men. will be supplied with Castor Oil. SweeI
do. SpIrls TuTpeulIne ,ParegorIcs LANDAU
Essences. Patent Medicines. Sc. SC. by the
ddzeo II desired.
The orders OF local physicians and all
others promptly attended to. aud theai pre-
Scorpions carefully compounded.
Tie liberal trade we have heietafors en-
Ioged. encourages the belief that with our
g Intensive and well selected supplies. we can
meei all demands m our line, 10 desired
iherease OF oar business
Nav % 1850
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

When the Congressional proceed
n 6, which maJ be found in another
column, We're pdt in type, the teIe-
graph reported that a duel would cer-
Itdinly be the Cd nsequence Of the ex-
Pressions thcrei IN contained. Since
then, we learn aliat the matter was
amieably settled in the House, on the
25th ult. II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
No Election

By reference I'd an extract from TIC
Minutes Of the County Court, which
We publish to-day it will be seen that
the Court has decided that the re-
cent Railroad Election was not held
in obedience to law, &c. 1t appears
o'.be a matter dc future considera-
tionwith the Cou1t, whether, and when
another election shall be held to DEF
termine the matter. HI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

AS mere wh5g, and nothing else
neither Scott, Whistler, nor Fillmore
Cd n come within sight Of the White
House in a populaI r election. III
is 't in Tie pins" ~ Y. lMyrof.
mkg,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
SDl-ing Circular,

w 10" s,+ Es.s," 5.. as .s,s.
weeks, anu now have The pleasure OF an
nolncino thal W have IN Store very Ex
TEESIvE, EEAUTl Fu u and vARlED stock OF
III INl = Y lIMIE u ~ ii Z IIflt,tll-s IL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
|. N. J.. Of Peter, sba rg--

The ! etter wa received, with the
1 wenty dollars enclosed. Much
obliged 10 you. We wish all happi-
lEess, joy, aad' prosperity to the new
firm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
fIailrs. etc.

GENTLEMEN would do we'll 10 call at
IA the store oi Goodei 4, Bueheaaa s. BcP-
rers where they wlIi ii4d an uuusuaHy ldpke
aud verl Superior assortment Of
Cloths, CassiinercS assd Yestin1F,
IN greal varTrlv, and which they ave anxibts
10 sell AT lower pnces Than Clouds OF b@e
same qualities Have eyer been sold in lhIs
market. Give Henf a caik before tuyingI
Apfll 10
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
FIiTURE SAi.ES-1S5753

v FUTURE SALES-I552-53.
October l2. IS, "A; November l6, II. Is;
December II. IS. lG; January Is. 10. 20;
February 10. 10, II; March 5, l6. II; AprI
III is. IA; May IL, s. 10; june IA. Is, Is;
july II I3. a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

Toured DV ina use Oh tntS EIAtidSt dui DlOp
Pr riierl during their discovery demonstrate
th IS Tact Not ONLY recent acute, chronic, 0
ia hamn. atory cases, but old chronic cases 0
tef, I'VE ply, and even forty yeats Standing
4 when lhty had not only irled every other iii
EeTnal aid external remedy Of which they
GO bid h4 ar, but alIgreat expense had vlsitec
IIthf vard US waerIIi g places y thoul 95ialnlna
\ teHef-s bm4 who were reduced 10 a mere
/ 9kf ieion their flesh without aud limbs par
/ aigsed: these have been permanently cured
arf now enjoying excellent health, are abe
| 10 follow their i0rtAtf ayuca..5as win ife.l
pal agiiiiy-fr0m the use OF these medl
/ cides. These facts arssully subssanilaied by
/ published testimony that cannut De gain
sa3ed; but can 5e@3obched for BY thousands.
: Also, MIrCHELl.'S Indian Diar-
riiDa Cordial aat Cough Drops stand
IN rs aled 10 curing Pu meuarg diseases ANY
RfIleuon of The Lungs. as Coughs Colds,
Sd, and everything dl The nature Of Diar-
| Fhba by lie use pt ibe DiathGa Cordial can
be speedily Stopped, Whpthef chronic or acute
LONG or short sanding TO be had oil q. b.
M hENAlE, Fayetlt yllie, Tenn.
\ The subscriber also has an fnfrmaFE 10 The
IciiY OF Nashville. on the corner Of Vine and
\ Demumbraue streets, Tor the TeGephcu ant!
Iacdom odaiion If lHFalds wishing TO come
under his Immediate aud personal care, lie
viii moreot yer. cure The following diseases:
Dyspepsia. Ulcers. Cplts, Coughs, Cancers.
IPlfs, Sore Eyes, ,SdfofuIa, Diseases OF the
ISk IN, Diarr hGa. GRAVEL, and Asthma. Fe-
INA les suffering from irregularities, nervous
Iness and debIlny can be permanently cured.
Diseases OF a PEcULIiR character guarantee
TO remove IN 4 lew Gays, without offensive or
deeerous medicines lnvahds from any
section Of The country, By addressing q letter,
kpost PAID stating !he symptoms Of their dis
eases, and eaelosIg b lee oil al lehst rom IS
10 -, as compensetl ion for trouble, sc Gao
have medioine and i4Il objection forwarded
10 lhenI ia any way hey may dire CT.
/ }, MITCH ELL.
Indian Botanic Doctor; 6gice, AIal ket-sreel.
| three doors from The Pubic Square, sign OIL
| tie lhdan, Nashville, Tenn. |
NASHVILLE, June $, 1852.
To the Editor Of The Ersning .NsFs:
1 dedm II niy duiy TO let the public know
The bedefl have received from The use OF DR.. |
NJ ichepI's Indian Diarrhae Cordial. On The |
81 lust was severely attacked with the
Chperf MoNus: pronounced It Cholera. /
fnp th1 was N ud"ee'. ~ ~ Hi l'epe'l Wa, was
ent io1' anu ne p'oIouu'eu u onP.e '., "i R.
ri "ilu "HsiSeI lie - use ~ t,iu'du n
Ilp1 o'"'d.. p'pqHttu jug 49, ~ "
1ue us7 " one nan ot y was if"esFu en-
TieE; fhu Gu we hfSi ,i'oi"i"s wd' "'e ~
ou1'"e TT l''e,e p :" PonI "1ou'
nIi1 Cta ~ ."is . aFr,ss ,nOs Sus'r1
!, olp ''loip y, - ~ ".
I IA i"uiau Dlsli'''S Coi'ia SUI 'fes
Iii n.'r a saevuy FIsS uocoK FpN
IS p +sa''}, 1, p'ts
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
Public Speaking

Col Guild, Of Sumner, and Col.
Haskell, of Ma Olson, will adore IS the
| eople Of LincYln at Lynchburg on
4 tuesday, 2lst inst, and Fayette
lille, Wedncsda ", 22d. II
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,Returns--

J Returns
The returns Of the Railrod d cleo
ton, which we published last week,
were indorrect in one Or two paFticu-
las. The majority against { he road,
BY the 4IGcial report, Vas 507
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"a n 1Da
tEate, CAPS. hornets, HeOis, Shoes,

END UERabrcI31ls.
A large stock OF Boots and Shoes-W ater
Proof Boots, ZIP ard Thick Boots, KIP and
lhlck B'ogans, Ladies Misses and Youths
Shoes. Boolees and Boots; Beaver nd Augo-
Ia Hats, new style Sott Haas OF superior
iuIalily; Morocco and Patent Leather Caps,
Gipih do.
The stock comprises very general assort.
Hidni. and the attention Of Merchants ana
dealers lsstalied 70 hi, safe. ltTms Liberal
Nasty he. Sep. 9. 1862
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IIatsl

n We have Just received Mole 4 10
80 Beaver. Sam. Ouer, Mexican, Hung IA
nan. ko>sutb, Magyar. Palm. L. ghoJn. Nlif
icaiho and PhnanFa Hats. nlakteg our asst b
meni deeidddly tfe largest anJ most cd
pIete ae have eyer offered.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS
April ;
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Since the foregoing was put in
type we have obtained the following
copy of the hin pteg of the County
Court Of last Monday, on tho sub
ject Of the recent Railroad Election:
4fKa.Aeslsr did A1a5aaa Raz0ad
-4ppi1cmtoa for Subscription Of
Sod By Liacoli county, This mat
ter came on again to b heard upon
the Report Of the Sheriff, who, by an
order made ut the Jane, term. { 1882
Of this Cpurt, was directed to open
and hold an election 50 call for the
appreciation of tile legal vote rs of the
county,n to the subscription by Lin
coin county Of eighty thousand dol
lars stock in the Winches ter and
Alabama Railroad for the purpose Of
extending the same 10 Fayetteville.
And tie Court having heard the
Report of the Sheriff, and Examined
the returns of said election ps sub
mitted by bin 10 The Court are Of
opinion that many Of said returns
are wholly illegal and Insufficient,
and that such election has not been
held according to law and the order
Of the court. So as to enable the
court to determine whethera majori-
ty of tie legal voter Of Lincoln
county are ''for Subscription or ''No
Subscription" Of The amount ofstock
proposed to be taken by Lincoln
county III said Railroad.
s'The court is therefore ofopinion,
and SO declares, that said election is
invalid. And on motion Of the Win
chester and Alabama Rail road by
their Agent, Robert larquharson,
that the Sheriff of this county be or
dered to give notice and open and
hold an election as ordered hereto
fore. 1t is considered that the con
sideration of said motion, made by
the Agent aforesaid, be suspended
until tile further order Of the court.
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Fayette Aeademy.

TIME next session Of tn S Institution will
| IL commence on MONDAY. 18th inst
under The supervision of be pressn, Pfnci-
paI-Mr. Il. a. Diclkiil son. Terms
/ same as ldst session.
JAS. l.. THOMSON. Sec. :.
Sept. 2. lS52-4t
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Cheap P0Stase--
The new postage bill, with some
amendments, has been passedby both
houses Of Congiess, and will become
a law. It reduces letter pos tage to
one cent for all distances, we believe.
Tie bill as amended has not Yet been
published.