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H.. ST. ,4ol 900 1901 40 s77O,5s9 81

The Rock ISLAND AND Cine 90 RAILRoAp.-Thc
Rock leland Adperfser of the 30th ultimo says the
road is progressing rapidly and Its speedy compile
ton placed beyond doubt:
1.-The proposals for building the bridge across
Rock river all in, and one of them will probably
be accepted We are informed by reliable author
ity that within three weeks Messrs Farnham and
sheffield, or their agents, will be here and let the
road between this place and Geneseo.
"Thc iron for the road has all been bought and
ready -lidsliyered. nolnber of miles Of the east-
ern end is already finished, and the locomotive is
running upon it,
"1he depot question Chat most vexed question
for Rock lsand) lie placed in the hands Of two COM
petent men, viz Mcssrs. John b. Jarvis (thc prcsi
dent and chief engineer Of the road) and VIM. jar
viz who will locate the depot where it will be most
advantageous to the city and the interests Of the
road.
eve are convinced that this undertaking will be
completed within two years if the right spirit pre-
walls What Ia the interest OF one citizen is that of
another, and no selfish sentiment should be allow
ed TO deter the enterprise for one moment, or i'm
pedc is progress. The whole East Ia looking at this
road, and watching its advancement with more
than ordinary feeling. Ii s link in the great
chain which will soon stretch across the continent"
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OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE,
Washington City.

=
A LII PERSONS having business in the city Of
"A Washington informed that the under
signed has established here an OFFICE OF CORE
SPONDENCE, for the purpose Of giving any in
formation desired by any person in any part OF the
world. No business, whether public or private, if
OF an honorable character, will be excluded from the
correspondence of this office. Persons wishing to
know how to proceed in any business they may
have before Congress, in the public offices, &c,
will be discrectly advised; and where professional
other aid ia necessary, the beet will be procured
recommended.
The undersigned will regard all matters COM
municated 10 him in connection with this office as
sacredly confidential, and will, by himself and
through such agents as it may be necessary for
him to employ, use every possible precauton 10
preserve them inviolate.
Every letter Of inquiry must contain a fee OF fire
dollars, which will generally be the only remune-
ration required but should it not compensate for
tho Eervice 70 be rendered, the proper amount will
be stated in a satisfactory letter in reply.
Or Address (posta &c prepaid)
THOMAS {. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington, ID. c.
WAsHIHeToS CRY, January 10, 1852.
Mr., THOMAS T.. CONNOLLY is known to a
worthy citizen, as gentleman OF intelligence, and
as a clear, accurate, and ready writer; and re-
prompt, and faithful performance Of the useful du
ties connected with his new and original design Of
OFFICE OF CoRRrsrospKscE.
RICHARD WALLACE,
~ s. Marshal for the District of Columbia
WALTER LEMON,
Mayor OF Washington City.l
10. GALES,
[Scnior editor Of the "Nati Jnal Intelligencer' 81
r. w. LATHAM, tBanker.l
lar ut Sns
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-22

EXPENSES or Tur LATE Secession MOVEMENT
We arc enabled, from Official data, to lay before
the public the following items Of expense falling
on the State Ircasury in consequence of tho
sion muvemeptin Mississippi. Let the people read
aud examine the facts for themselves, from which
they will bc able to draw correct conclusions
thoso late rclormcrs who have been clanorous
i0r " Southern Rights" and anxious TO be lead.
,rs Of Inc r,,nnLI
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-22

THURSDAY EVENING, january -,
Will be performed Shakepcars's Comedy, in five
acts, of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Bea-
trice, Miss JULIA DEAN. Overture by the Or
chestra. Medley Dance. Miss ANNIE WAL
TIERS.
To conclude with the Farce Of ALL THE
WORLDS A STAGE.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-22

SrocK SALE.-Dyer and Mcguire sold on Tues.
day at auction several shares of stock in the Fire
mems Insurance Company, at prices ranging from
81 80 to 81 40.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-22

INDIASs.-A number of Indians-chiels, squaws,
and papooses--arrived in this city yesterday.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-22

THE AURORA BoREALIs on Monday night, tn,
coolest Of this winter, visible in this and seye
raj other cities.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26

seen from it.. am sure the system could be so
altered and improved as to work well with U.s.
But to do this, it would require thorough know
ledge of the subject; and it appears to me that
the only way in which you could obtain that
knowledge, would be to authorize the Governor
to appoint suitable and competent person to
travel over the State for year, and notice the
manner ofi:s operations, point out its defects,
and suggest Improvements. To do this, it must
be made the specific duty of some one to collect
this information, pay him for it, and require a
strict performance Of it at his hands. feel cer
tain of the propricty ofthis recommendation, i'll
as,nuch as l am sustained i'll it by high authori-
ty. One Of my predecessors called upon all the
Commissioners of Free Schools to make reports
of the condition Of them in their respective Dis
tricts, and to suggest such alterations and i'm
provements as they deemed necessary. These
reports were placed in the hands Of DR.. Thorn
well and Bishop Elliott, who, after careful cx-
animation Of them. recommended the plan which
have done.
The Bank of the State, according to Report
made to me by its President, is in highly pros
porous condition. The capital is 100000 more
than last year.
The capital in use may be set down at 3,45o,ooo
Deduct Fire Loan Bonds 299,5OO
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
bales,
The Message.

BY the exclusion ofeverything else we are enabled
to lay this document before readers. We have no
time or room for comment but bespeak for an atten-
tive perusal 1t will be found plain, sensible docu-
1entjust such as might have been expected from our
excellent Chief Magistrate
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
The Legislature.

The proceedings Of the TWO first days Of the session
have been received but possess very little Of interest
We shall keep our readers advised of the proceedings,
during the remainder of the session.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
Later from Europe.

: The steamer Hermann arrived at New-York on
Wednesday last, bringing four days later news from
Europe. The lower qualities Of Cotton had declined
in Liverpool to i'd Sales Of the last two days 5000
hales. .---.------
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
our Cotton Market.

The continued unfavorable news from Europe has
had the effect of depressing Cotton market and
decline in prices has taken place. We quote extremes
at y to ST.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05

Calomel English. Camphor ref, CanIhsr-
ides. Carbonate Ammonia. Cardamom seeds.
Castle Soap, Castor OIL IN bottles or by the
gall; CaIheters, gum elastic and PlIver; Chic
reform, Cinnamon Bark. CiWIre ONT, COch-
meal, Cod Liver Oil. Cbmp9sllion Powders
Corks. demUohn. bottle and VIAL Cream Tar
lar. Creoso's. CfueIblss, Gu bebs. CupPing
Glasses. =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05

old; by Joseph Roper. 18th dis, Jan 81 1864
| Bull Yearling, white and red spouel col
or, smooth crop aud two splits in The lett ear
about a years old: BY VIM McGee, 2lsidis
! Dec. 10 1851.
| Cote, red and white, upper and under biz
in right ear and crop soil e IN the left, bout
/ 3yrs old: by Noah Ward, lst Dis. Dec 90 81
/ Steer, red and while spotted, horns sawed
off one shorter lhan the other, split in the
right ear, and crop off the left, 8lor 9yrs old:
BY Wiley Bum, TN Dis, jan 1852.
Heifer, red spotted color some white in the
face, about 2yrs old: by Riley W Plus. Goth
Dis. Jan 1852
Hogs. three Of them are black and white
spotted. the other black, smooth crop and
spit IN right ear, about IL OF s months old:
by Geo + Renegar, 4lh Dis. Jan 1852
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse. black, Some saddle marks and scar
on his welhers, fifteen and half hands high,
about l2yrs old: by VIM Bonner, Dis No 5,
April l6 1851.
GILES COUNTY.
Mare. bay, large round white spot in fore
head some saddle spots, left bind loot broken
down al pasern joint, shod behind, one shoe
on before. about 10 hands high, 10 or l2yrs
old: by Willie B Roper, 18th DIS, Jan 1852.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Coli. bay, small star 10 forehead, no brands
about 2yrs OLD next spring: by
ohm Gillespie. "a Dis. miles norlh west o
Manchester, Jan 5 1852.
Horse. souel, white feet. some saddle
mRlks. weak eyes, bout Is hands high, I
al out4yrs old next spring: By Stephen Chit
who'd, 9 miles north OF W nchesler, Oh spring
,reek, Dec 26 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05

corn-Sales of 1900 sacks at SOC; l5t
mixed at 40; abou. 400 inihe fiat boats a
SOC: Oats 900 sacks Ohio were sold il
lots al 32O53!c; and $50 81. Louis al Soc
Coffee. 800 bags Rio sold al &c.
! MEMPHIS, TENN.-Weaiber warm and
1 pleasant. River low, but rising lilJc.
Cotton. Demand good; small stock in
market. GOOD Midding 7sO8c.
| The Dewitt Clinton lost 80 passengers
by sinking. $1,000 insurance,
Bacon. Common hams 94O1O; extra
I110194; sides i20l94;s shoulders 10 ITO l05.
Cheese. Eng, Dairy,l2 TO IA; old u to
8; w. Reserve TO 81.
Corn is selling a, from IS 10 SO cents r
bushel.
Lard Agood article leof, 10 to l23c.
Whisky is selling AT IS 10 &c; Dexter
80 cents.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo- Beef Guile. Stock
Of Western cattle ample and prices firm; we
quote ordinary TO fine Western ct 6 10 SIC
r. L. netI
Hogs. Stock small; prices 70 7!c$ Il
nett.
Sheep. But small number offering at
50 1910 81 a. head
Mich Cows. Stock good; prices s95 10
GO q head.
Calves and Yearlings. In demand and
scarce at $40 TO i6 y head.
ATLANTA, g A-Couon- A better feeling
has been manifeslin The marker for The past
week, and sales have been made 10 great
er extent. W quote extremes So TO tic.
Pork. Hog round, 7f06c. V +
Hams. l24 10 l5c. =
Sides. II 10 12c.
Beef, by the quarter, "a to &c.
Sweet Polat pes, yams 30 10 60; Spnhth
10 10 SO p bu shel
Lard, scarce a. l2lc.
New Wheat will bring Pc 10 81 + bu.
Corn sells a. rs TO $50
Meal, 80 to 90c T. busAel.
Butter, Is 10 95c-
CHATTANooGA, TENN- Navigation above
his place is te mporariIy susF ended by ice.
Business for lH G past week ha . been princi-
'ally confined 10 The receiy ing Of Cotton
nd Corn Shi pmeHis BY Railroad have
cen less than any week during me season,
wing in Pan 0 the excessiT e cold which
reven, the ri ming Of the Elngnes.
Cotton. About thousand b$les have been !
eceived. We are informed Lat HE guam. :
~ We. to come up is very lafEe--iI is even
rought over the Tuscumbia Railroad, 10 be
ens this way. No sales wort4 quoting have
ken place. c
Corn finds bu, few buyer, owing 10 the
npossibiIiiy ofge.nng i. OF. Pncoremains ,
rm however.
East Tennessee Flour is scarce, and held i
IS 80.
Old Bacon uone-New lOc hog round. L
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED. |

In this county. on Wednesd Jay. e8th ult
by Rev A. g. Gibson. Mr.. AttnED DOLBY
and Miss ANNA HuD5oN.
In this county, By Amos SD all, ESQ, Mr.
WIN BUNTLEy and Mis-. Mas pv FORESTER
In this county Mr.. WIN. WI JoHNsoS o.
Franklin CO., and Mrs. MARY MoRRIs, Of
this county.
In Liichfield Maine, 4.h U H., Mr.. L. w.
True of Shebyvilc, Tenn, snd Miss EN-
MA F. Foster, Of Lilchfeld, Ne.
In Giles county, Mr. THos W SIMPSON
and Miss RosANNA Z. FLOYD
In Giles county, Mr.. WI. e. TUCKER
ard Miss JANE GRAHAM.
In Maury county, 2Olh uR.. Or. T. ".
CUISINE of New Orleans, an Miss SALLlE
WARD SMITH, Of Columbia, Tenn.
In Tulahoma, ooh, BY Rev. Mr. Fox,
Mr.. GEO. w. HALE. Mercha nt, end Miss
LAURA, daughter of Col. Jar hes Grizzard,
all Of Tulahoma.
In TuIlahoma, 22d ul.., Nh Isaac PEAR
SON Of 'rulahoma, and Miss An ALINE Broad
AWAY, of Bedford county.
In Madison county, Ala, 2 th inst, Mr..
JOSEPH w. D URYEE and Mis-. MlLLY Nun
In Madison county, Ala, 4th inst. Mr..
STEPHEN B. SEWERS and Miss SUSAN GRA-
HAM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Drugs, Medicines, ETC.

Cartwright & armstrong, Or ug-
gists, of Nashville, doAf their b4av ers
to the good people of Lincoln, th rough
the Observer, this morning, We ask
for their advertisements a carefh l pc
rusal. Their stock is one of the best
in Nasty lille, comprising every thing
in the shape Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye tufs, Perfume ry,
&c. At their house.a customer c an
not be imposed upon, because every
article is w4rraated to be PRECISELY as
represented. Persons wishing to
buy a pure article cheap, would do.
well TO give them a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Election

AT the election held in this 7 lace,
on Thursday last, the vote stoo "a as
follows: 70 an Engine and CHS term,
rs; agains t them, 10. For the 7 urn
pike, %; against it, IS. So it was
determin ne to purchase the En- CINE
and dig Cistern, provided the Co St
of both does. not exceed $1,000;
and it W as decided not TO tax e stock
in the road.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Hon. G. ". jones'

We b v e justlconcluded aper psa 81
of a sp eeth, delivered in the q S.
House Of Representatives, by our
immedia tie Representative-IIo Ion G.
" Jond oh the 18th ult. 1T is
one of the best speeches de liv4red
during this session; and our read ers
will conc ur with us, after they Have
read it. We shall give it in on r n ext
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
New Goods! New Goods!

FE5HE undersigned have just received 4
4 large and varied Stock of desirable
FALL AND WHITTIER @OGDS3
bought on best terms from first class houses
IN the cities of Philadelphia and New York
TO which they invite the attention of put
chqsers. Having had much experience IN
the business. and being well known to this
community. they deem Il almost unnecessary
TO repeat the assurance, that al this house
can be found a. good Goods. and on as liberal
terms, as can be had at any like establish
ment IN the State. Suffice II 10 say that they
ale determined. as heretofore, 10 make i. 10
the interest Of buyers TO deal with them.
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL,
Sept. %,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
4 yetteV lille Observer
March Election 1852.
sHERIFF-LINcoLN co.

-7p We area Authorized 10 announce Maj
IaE. ~. Hanks, candidate for Sheriff a
the March EIecuon, 1852.
Te We are authorized to anaqunce Ste
osen TOucEistOne, a candidate Tor Sher-
If Jt the March Election. 1852
Dr. we are authorized 10 announce
ESitilard White, candidate for Shenil
atthe March Election, 1862.
COUNTY COUNT CLERK-7LINcPLN co.
ktP Ne are authorized 10 ann$dnce Com
st:Ilst Smith, Esq, acandidatefor Coun-
Ity toslrt Geek al The March Election, 1852.
d r We as4 au,honzed 10 announce
Saalrs,e Cunslilsgll:ss.s, CANDIDATE Tor
Col Count dlerk al the March Election.
d. We IRE authorized 10 announce
E. yI. Hurley a candidate for County
CoIrt CLERK a, lie March Election, 1852.
REeIsT ER--LtNcoLN cd.
stFs We are authorized TO annouDce HI
raIn Phillips. ESD, candidate for Re
pistkr al lie March Election, 1852.
sEP We are authorized 10 announce
II. ucClSng EdlDons0El, candidate
for IR.o.sier Al the March Election, 1882.
? p, We are authorized 10 announce
AlIfrad 81. Fserr candidate Tor Register
al be March El4ction. 1852.
sdJs We are authorized 10 announce
Tohn Morgan, a candidate for Regis
ter 4rrhe March Elecuon. 1857
stJ@ We are authorized 20 announce
DE-. yvhIt.ingso.i. a caudid4 die for Reg
istet a the March Elecuon, io3%1
H. We are auth rized 10 announce
TIA zewcii gy. EedSctteT, acf ndlda'e ior (
REGISTER Al the March Election, 1882
s4zJs We are authorized 70 announce
Cf,l,rIes VI. era yysor.s ca ndidaie for
Reg lser al he March Election, lc32i |
l,scrtr eo0Rr cLeRx-L1sco1s CD.
81 y We re Authorized % announpe Pas.
z. E;2IIco4 f. candidate for Circuit qouTt
Cseik. al tae March Elecuon. p52-
sdiP We are authorized 10 s1nounee
Robert q. Woodward, a Candidate for
1ult Codit Clerk al the Marcll Hieq'ioh'
IS5b
couxrr rRUs rEE-11xooLs eoukrr.
q p We are aaiAorized ip announce
salh ge. ), EsaiacS, 4 canaidalf Tor County
Truk,ee Ile March Election, so.
TAX cor "a cToR-LIycoLs roUSTr-
sdJ- We are authorized 70 announce era
e. boushit, c srdrlaie for Tax Collector
oil .,ncoln County for 1888.
sds We are AUTHORIZED 10 announce
"a t.n,a;! EDctsfi,It.Tof the 81 district
a cIndidaie Tor Tax golector of Lincoln
Co, Inlv. FOR 1888 "a
IL rfayt.ad the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05

uar deman c COMM !, , Bol;ray

Hdrdemah County, Hol;rar.
Fanny, negro woman. AZ 3 pr I'm high,
about 65yrs old. weighs abou, p 40lbs: TO Sui
ivan Wright OF Shelby co. Fe pm. Commit
led Jan q 1852,
/ Cannon COUNTY. WooHburu.
kendall, black, 5ft ION high. H0yrs old, scar
on ioIehead over left eye, stout built. protru-
ded or thick mouth. short chip, under font
tooth out, weighs 100 or l65lBs, had on old
brown Jeans straight coat and pants: to VIM
Saunders of Aberdeen Miss. Com, Dec 81
This Lis, will be increai ed by any ar
resis that may be published in Tennessee,
Alabama. or MississiPpIl-PuP , Fayetteville
Observer,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
To CORRESPONDENTS

We have several communications
on hand, which shall appear S Dor -
"Kossuth's farewell to Hungary is
on file or publication. /.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Turnpike Notice.

n Office III at 5 per cent on each share Of
~ stock subscribed in money 10 the Fay-
eiteville. Mulberry *. Lynchburg Turnpike
Road, is IequiE4d to be paid to James Bright,
Treasurer Of said Board, on or before the first
day OF February next. And call is hereby
made, on The s&me stock Of 5 per cent. to be
paid on the fir 81 of each aad every mon'h,
until The whole amounts paid IN. By order
Of The Board.
Jan. 6. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Musical Examination.

szS The Undersigned invites The
IfT9 YipaIrons and friends of his SCHOOL
ITO the examination If his scholars, at the
Fayetteville Female Academy, oh next
Saturday night.
Commencement, OF exercises al Ga O'Clock.
w WATERMAN.
= Fayetteville, Feb. 5. 1852.
n. B. All those who wish their daughters
10 lake another session OF Music lessons,
under my direction, VIII please leave their
names at the store Of L. c. Goodrich s. Co.
eHe Subscription List will be open IRON the
rreseni dav uctiI The l5tll INST " w.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Shoes and Boots.

LADIES' KID, calf and kip Shoes
-<<Sz5 and CATERS;
Mems calf, goat and kip SHOES;
do fine and extra fine calf Boots;
do water proof cali and kip do
do heavy kip and mud do
Boys and Youths do
Negro Brogans extra article
Come in! come in, aud let me show Jou
what can be had al SHAPARD'S
Cheap Cash or Credit Conner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
OfceH--
MULBERRY. b nn., Jan. 26ilS52.

MULBERRY, Tenn, Jan. 265 1907
I'D ssrs. Berry + H'aIlace:
The following is a list Of the OIL
cets of Mulberry Division, No. 100,
S. of T., for the present term'-W-
II Bright, p W. -, l. " hltaker'
WI p; j. G. Philpott, W. a.; D l.
FJrrar. R. s.; J. D. Hardin, a. R. S;
J. A. Roberts, T.; A. P Blackwell,
Els; A. j. Whitaker, c.; J. B. ALI
sob, A. c.; 7 D. Hill, l. s. Samuel
SIXTH. O. 81; Rev. S. NJ Cowan,
Chaplain. Meets every "Wednesday
nj ht.
j S. I. FARRAR, r. S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05

, Bull Yearling, red cBjor. 10 It crHp in lef
ear, right ear dIsiguredl b. dogs, etd OF tail
white, about 3yrs old; lbs Speh peer Leather
wood, l7th dis, Jan II 1882.
But Yearling, deep red c DIOR, head The
darkest, all his ieet white, alb at Two years
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Goods at Ccst!

DEING DESTROYS to sell out our Fan and
ED Winter Goods, 10 make room for our
Spring supply, we will sci! any Of the fol-
lowing kind of goods a cost, VIZ: Blankets,
Goats, Ladies Dress Goods, Shawis,
Neoro Blankets, Negro Shoes, aud all goods
no, suited tor the Spring and summer trade.
Call aud you Shall have Balgains,
SHANKLIN & GARDNER.
Jan. 90.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
.RaN Vo EE

E.NVER1 person owing me IS hereby nol-
IN = he'd 10 come forward and settle up, as
longer indulgence cannot be given. A
prompt attention 10 this will save COST
And the genlema! who borrowed my
oefr-skln Saddle Bags, about 5 months
agp, is respectfully requested 10 lei me have
them for a few days, as ! wish TO u 81 them.
Feb. 5, 1852 w. H.lMOOREA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
!. sHANKLIN & GARDNER.
CLOTHING.
Circulating Library
! A GEN CY
Central and Macon and Western r. r.
COMPANIES,

EEJHH undersigned. Agent OF the above
Il named companies has the pleasure 10
inform Tile Merchants and planters of North
Alabanis and Tennessee. that the connection
Of the above roads at Macon is complete.
SHIPPERS Of produce Of Goods c an now re-
ceive OF forward wiIhoulIdelay or damage as
heretofore. here beng no drayage or trans
shipment from Chattanooga 30 Savannah,
disiance of $50 miesI Tue Merchants who
make II 4Ir purchases bn New York would do
well loIbear in mind that the new and elo-
CANT STEAMSHIPS Florida and Alabama run in
eannectjon with these roads, which will ens-
bte heh. to receive their Goods at ChaiIanoo-
ga at least days sooner thaa any other Ine-
TravelIets gong North should not.ioTget tbs
rduta In short. the known respoDs bilIIy OF
taese cbtnpanies Is a sufficient guarantee 10
The public that Justice viii be done. Cotton
ulanr,rs should remember that Savannah Is
not SURPASSED BY any of her Aliaptc SISTERS
IT,, - ,1rar ar lair dealing Of business
men. IL.
49,, III lhn:,ld be marked, care agent Gen.
trail Rail Road, Savannah ga
Liberal advances made upon Cotton
1'''- f. r. MILLS. Agent.
Dec %, 1851. Che ta"Ooga -ad'frti'sr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Always

u Ok hand Sugar. Coffee. Salt. Iron.
(%:J Castings, Steel, Nails; log. fifth. trace
" halter. stay, breast and tongue Chaips;
streIchers; cross cut saws; hard, sledge and
stone Hammers. can't IsH tll-cOme and
see. SHAPARD.
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D MILES from Eikton, Giles Co;
Sesy 500 under good fence. balance
LazF>S finely timbered. The whole farm
exceedingly fertile, and beautifully lerel-not
one acre but can be cultivated II will pro
duce 1J barrels Com per acre; also, ONE
bale Cotton pei acre. Tolerably good family
residence, good out houses, gin house, baling
and rope factory. 5 negro houses witt good
stone chimnies, good stables, &c. SC. Fine
water, and very healthy. have lived on the
pre- misses near 5 years, with IS in family, and
have not had the first case OF sickness. The
County Survey or pronounces it one Of the best
farms IN the State. You who want good
farm come and see. II sell before the Isl
OF March | will give possession at that time.
Jan. i, 1852 E. r. OSBORNE.
Huntsville Democrat will insert above TO
amount of So. aud forward account to this
office for collection.
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List of Est.a,.s TAI zen Up.

LIST. Kind OF animals owen ID, dolor Sd
description. 4th, eg 5ih 'post4{ name
9th, place and time IL anes