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LlNIcoLN couNry.

horse. sorTeI 9e!unis, no marks or brands
except saddle SPOT. weak eyed, abpui II
hands hsgi, shod all found, 8 u 9 wears old
appraised 10 sol by Joel Foster. ) II DIS, on
ne mead wGtais oi Wesl ,:uibeuy. Fec ~,
1852
B,dl Yeurting, red color. hall crop in Ief
ear. gltiear is,slI cared by sog,, end Of Ia:
white. ahoIE 3yrs Oh; b, Spencer Leather
WOOD. liza dss, Jan II 1857.
Btllt Yeariing deep red cbtor. head The
dafke.s. All ITS ID ct white. ABBOTT Two years
oil; hy jose IA RJper, I'm DIS. Jan II 1852.
Strcs. sAI.r, Wan red specks IA has seek
snd sides. marked ith cfdp..lI Tie right AMI
spiIl IN lhe lrii ear, lie nahl horn fnp2ed
do @n, aid little. kg posed 10 b., 5,ts old: BIZ
Cal ha; ne Han. pa DIS. Feb 9.loj2.
BEDfnRD couErY
Horse. black. sI.rie saddle tDarks an3.scar
IN his we lhrr>. fifteen an1 a hail hands I.gh.
about l2tr> Odd: by Wn, Bonner, DIS No 5,
apr! 10 1851.
Gi4Es COUNTY.
,nGrc. bay. la g. round y hite SPOT IN loret
head, some saddle Sno'S. Ieli h,nd loot broke9
down al paslera nr, sad -brhlnd, one >hot
On hetarr. about 10 han,s high, 10 or l2yrS
old by Willie B Ripper. l4'h lDtS. Jan 1882.
FRAN Kills COUNTY.
Coz. bay. smaH star 10 iJrea al, no brands
aboJ l 2,rs ole next spring: bj
John Gillespie. u DIS. y miles northwest OF
Winchester. Jan 1862
Horse. souel 3 white feet. s@me saddle
marks. weak es Is. a pui Is Kinds h,shb
abu1i 4yrs cd ne4I ,prlng; tx tephen Chn
wood, 9 miles mr. ii Il chesler. ou sprn$
creek. Dec &c FS5l.
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Land sides in bulk at 6f07c; sales 500 bag
/ Rio coffee al IOOio4c, molnsses SOC; stoct
light.
/ CBARLEsTor, S. C.-Couon. Sales fol
the week 1900 bales, extreme rates are 81
ID 81: The market closing "a, prices current
| lasi Friday; middling fair s.; fair st; The
receipts for The week are 1900 bales; stock
Oh hand exclusive of ship board 38,69l.
AuGUsTA, GA.-Co,ton. The market
during The week has been calm and steady.
with liule variation in prices. The news
by The Canada has had Iiitle eff, ct. except
to make ii more firm. The sales have been
to considerable extent, closing on Saluf
d4yal The following rates: Fully Fair &c.;
Middling TO Fair rs 20 e; Good Aliddiing
III; AIiddling II 10 IT. Ordinary, st.
BACON. The stock on hand is light, but
all suficien, 10 meet demand. BY whole
sdIe, holders are still asking ten % twelve
c4hts for clear sides. BY The small auunli'y.
ribbed sides are selling a, II 10 ~. New
BhcoH III scarce.
Land. The stock Of lard IS on the in
c4ease and prices I'D I've given way. We
n9w quote 10 l2c.
Corn. There is buta limited demand,
and prices have an upward tendency. We
q4qte 70 10 80 for feed. and 90c for good
v hils suitable for grinding. Rye zoe 10
81 Oais, TO.
r4ANrA. GA.-Apples. green and dried,
81 10 1 81.
Bad ION. Hog round q Is loc.
Beet. Fore quarter, 10 &c.
Com, q bushel 80 10 &C.
Corn Meal, q bnshel 80 to 81.
Chi kens. l23 to l5c.
Lard, 1910 l5c.
Pork. @ 100 BIS TO &c.
GA TrANooGA, TENS- Tradein Produce
has BE- en aclive during the pasi week. Large
sIlipmenrs of Grain have been made over
ii l. Re- lad. bul receipts by Flat Boats are sill
hfaYy and no masefial change in prices is
plrdekable.
Corh. Oats. Flour. Bacon, Potatoes,
Beans, Feathers. Dried Fruit. Iron. etc, are
ed ming down in abundance No sals has
ydi arrived.
Coz ION. Receipts continue heavy
ng PbpBy 1000 bales for the week. No
"a Ges have iranspired. -,hongh few hundred
odes are now offering, we understand.
MILwAuEEE, WIscoSstN--Prk. Re-
',fpts falling of. Dressed Hogs bring
. e0I:o 4 10. later price paid for heavy
Of. 500 bbis pork have ulready been
lacked during HE late favorable weather.
VpmI naI al SIC. A few old mess sold at
SILL no prime in market.
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New Goods! New (.0OdSi!

FHNHE undersigned have just received a
Il large and varied Stock of desirable
9 a u AID GylNTBI8 G0gbs7
/ oouSt'I on best terms from first class houses
Ia the ellles Of Philatelphi4 and New YoIk.
TO which they IavIle Nthe attention of put
chSsers Having had much experience "A,
the business. and being well known % this
community. they deer It almost unnecessary
10 repeat the assura1ce, that a; this house
can be found as good Goods, and on as liberal
IeItns. as can be had al any Ike establish
meht ~ the o'aIe. Suihce ITO say that ihey
aie determined. as herelotore, TO make il 10
the Interest Of BUYERS TO deal with them.
SOUIHWOkTH. MORGAN & NEIL.
Semi 81
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Cloths.
SILK. and yVorsaea Goods,
CLIO RI INC STORs.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

ICA THE subscribers res pectlul- e--SSv~,
90 ly unioFm the public, hal 81. ! II Il!
they have now in stone. spen did sss.;-- L u
assortment OF super FRENCH Hablis, Ciolh
Sacks. Frock and Business Coats Also, a
tut supply OF Oregon Cassl Ili-re, FaIscy
lfweeds. Aipacta, Cfotrn Cloth, Linen and
CoIoEade Sarks and Frocks.
w lHE ~ IE ESe
io all kinds-satn. ancNsilk W. ton. alpaca
and MarSe,llfs OF everv var eiv and prlee.
PA IAAU0N45
.oi every Description and pI,c4. from itch
French Doesk'h Cashmere, black, plain and
fancy. TO the loW esI prize LinenYa and Gotten.
Furnishing sirticies, Of every description,
such As ShIIs, SHIRT Guitars. Siiau,s, CIavats,
Handkerchrels, Hosiery. Spspenders. Glaves;
Hair, Cloih, aal Tooth BRUSHES, and all olhe
articles necessary 10 complete
1Gen3Eea.aam's Wardrobe.
We have ais on hand, and Will continue 10
keep. spleedih assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASSiMERES, ami VEsriNG=;, from tie
finest French KILLED Cirln 10 ibe lowes, pticP
FwteuS and Summer CIoIh. DoeskIn aud
Fancy CassimeIes of me latest style. Salih
SILK, Valencie. Marseii!es, Velvet, black.
brown and dra5.
Fhis splendid Stock Of Goods has been Sc
lecled with great care ty one 81 considerable
experience. and has been pFon0ui!ced BY cunl-
peleni judges. q judicions selection.
iCFs rne .IJcalron of This CHEAP CiolhiGo
Establish meai.i Is IN Owens arcade, one
Door North OF Owens T:syern.=Gs
We would also SLATE that we are carry
on the Tailoring GtssinesSi IN ALL IT'S
Y ARloUs Branches MIR. ScoTT, who has
the eutTe control Of this branch OF Business.
fesls assured, from past experience and sue
ress, that he can give ENTIRE SATISFAcIIoN
II bill who may favor us with call. Every
garment made mp by Us will be warranted 10
n and 10 ta in Ihs most FASHIONABLE ahb
ApPRovEp STYLE, Or to suit lie peculiar TASTE
u those who may wish to deviaIe from lh-
sane. M pains WA bA spared m cutting
gatuenls to be made by the ladies. Laiits
Riding Habits, and Pfome5aic Dresses. VIII
Re cQt an neatly laid ct 10 insure no mistake,
aHlI explanations gwen Ia -egard toEmnk.hg
h1n up, according u the pfegffIlng tashlpp
ef the nay. Psfs. LONDON, New \ pfk, ahl
Fashions always on hand.
SCOTT, GRAY * co.
Aug. 26. 1851. /
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Mills for Sale

On Saturday, goth inst, Messrs.
Smith 4. Darts will offer their Mus,
which are situated on Cane Greek, at
public S ale. We understand that the
Grist . Ills, for making Flour and
Meal of superior quality, are not
surpassed in the county, Persons
having capital, and wishing to invest
it in profitable business, would do
well to attend the sale. See adp.
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Grocery and Commission :

]. Ecans f. Cummings, Grocer and
Commission Nero ants, Of Shelby
vile, offer their ser vices to the public,
through this morn ing's 0Jse,ver.
They ha he recently erected q large
and con modious Ware House, near
the Dep pt,. and ar now fully pre-
pared t give a careful attention
to all business e ntrusted to their
care. IVehaye 1 he pleasure of an
acquaint hnce with both members Of
the firm, and can. safely refOmn end
them as gentlemen of strictinteg rity
and safe business b bits.
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WE Bto F4Kg a9.
R. 4. GRAY & CO.,

Z. !: !: +. a $: : : A:
SaI:Ie at unusually low prices aoi cash, or 10
punct1al dealers on the 1saai IIh'e. IL mas
become very cod Inon inr fieIcbanis 10 say
that ihty are selling Ghods for s'ralief PUN 5
than any pthef ou>e 20 town. nus we
viii lea We .f.r thk, pubic 10 decide. But we
wiii say lhIs' mi cii-a!l who wIsh TO bay
GoodS CHEAP, we Us a call. and exa'1'ie
our YrIeo4. lhht Is the way 10 F'ove the
mater i. b. 20, iSJ2.
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I,srreatabIe 0ccu frence.--

y
Ns are deeply Mined to am bounce
mi aslthor an in teresting and much
loytd little daughter Of our fstima-
bI..If-Ilow- citizen, William r. AteM,
pn Sunday la st. THIS unlor tona'e
chid, which vas between PYo anu
thst ee years Old, had stfayed 70 'n9
hoJ Sc. next ad dining that Of It's pa
rer, and Which is occupied by Mr.
,SikD. lone. Mr.. y. had placed an
unfinished cate in The space where it
VII designed to be eventually sus-
nat,acd. ii tie d ual manner, on hin-
aes The infant, having climbed .
tbeItop of the gate, caused it to turn
Min = rock at It's base-the child
f,l4t reaching the earth, and the gate
f,IIFnq upon It, al d crushing its skull
Dshth casoed in a few hours.
Fae bereaved parents have our
wafmest sympathi les.
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Feathers

The attention Of our merchants is
invited to the advertisement Of Fall
T. Cunningham, Of Nashville, in to-
days Ob898er. They want large
amount of I GATHERS, for which ib-
eral price in Hardware viii be given.
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TENNESSEE.

III Hardsn,an County, Bolirar.
Fanny, negro woman. AZ b or 1In hlgh'
about 65yrs Dad. weighs about l4Oies: TO Sui
ivan Virgin OF Shelby CO. Tenn. Commit.
led Jan q 1852.
Cannon County. Woodbury..
Kendall, bIa ck, Sit lou high. 40yrs old, scar
On forehead over left eye, stout buiI,, proIu
a.d or ihick mouth, Short chin, unReT hon
too,h onr, weighs 100 or l65lbs, had on olq
brown Jeans straight coat aud pants: TO w ~
Saunders oi Aberdeen Miss. Ms Uees %
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ALABAMA

.4lfred. coal back, 5li ldin high. about IS
Yeas, spare made. very drecf. open, frank
counieilance. has scar on the temple o! his
forehead as of aIcut extending irem the edge
oil his hair DOWN: io1Uhn teiman. PrslTir
Bluff. Wilcox co. Ala. Com. Dec ~. 81
This List will be in,tea<ed by any ar
resis that may be published in Tennessee,
Alabama. or Mis- issiPpil -PG5, Fayetteville
Obserrer.
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Qusssia. Quinines suIphs ats.
K
Rhubarb Roo, Rochelle Sails, Rose Waies

SaIerafuS, Sal Ammonia. Sand Pspsr.
Scales ard VI eishls, Scammony, Stidtuz
Powders, Seneca Or, Sntke Root. Senns
Alex, She4p sklas; Sufsidal Instruments. q
iiue assor imenl; Shoe Backing. SlIpPely
Fin BdIk Pow'd; Snpiis. Hacco1oy, rsppee.
sFnIch; Soda Powde-s, SrdIuia, SppRgt, Ba-
DANA; SPlS ammonia. Lavender com 5uip-,
Penuue; skcuAls white, Stomach Tules,
Strengthening Piasiefs, SiFyehnla. Sugar Of
Lead, Sushelisory Bandages, Sweet Oil fpe.
Synnges, glass. male and !,mals. Syrup
Squils; Segars, different brands, Sc. sc.
T
Tamarinhs. Tapieca, Tart Emetc, Thsz-
momeiers, Toilette Powders. Tooth Brushes.
Trusses, every sort; Tobacco fine chewing. Sc
Prescription Gratis.
A superHoI lGi OF Brandy, Wine, AL
cOh0I, Sd. and numerous sTuclss n 81 men
IGned IN Ile above list.
Constantly on hand. d supply OF tbs mssI
popular Patent Medicines,
DiEMER = HAMPTON
Oct. IA
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MILLS FOR SALE.

FElHE subScrtbtr Il, w,flofl ! 4, ,ub,ic sale,
II Oh the prem Is@s ~ SATURDAY, MARCH
2O.h. ih II exce'ie I,t and ~ ,sfy buui MILLS.
situated TWO aui. half miles we>r OF tly-
rilesiir, IN cane CTeek-coukis.ln Of eNg
saw EEili. afsi two ssrist Mills. Tne
laller ATE not ;dTPa>>ed BY any tiii IN Ibis
county t3T NeSa II t'our Good Allilwrtghls
say b IS one otsalf besi SCENTS 10 be found IN
MS BE ti+E. pei9ons wishing 10 purcslas
Nod "a DO we'll 10 fa!i snp examine Tor them.
seiytS
Z kRMs OF SAL E.-one fourth 10 he PAID
at NE lime Of pa chase; The hAaGce 10 one
and Itwo Years, ilh bond and approgeI. Sc.
curly. SMITH. 4 DAVIS
M,r,h 1lIS5o Q,
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For Negroes.
New arrangement.

TEtHE subscriber has bought the Interest," Of
Il w II. MooREs. IN The Store House.
Goods. BooSs, Notes. and Accounts, Of
NooREs & THoNsoN. and The subscriber is
alone authorized to collect the amounts due
iihe irm, and IS responsible lor rs debls.
Being permanently located in the mercan
rile business, respectfully ask call from
the purchasing puhhc. NV Goods are offered
as low as those oil any House in Fayetteville.
Try me. JAS. THOMSON.
Jan 90. 1852.
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hlsayyS.

q On hand Sugar, CpfTee, Salt. Iron,
STg Castings, Siee!, Naiisy log, fifth. trace
~ halter. Stay, breast aad Ipngue ChaIpS;
strelchers; cross cut saws; hand. sledge and
stone Hammers. [ can't iellaii--cOme and
see. SHAPARD. i
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The Batavia n. Y. Spirit of the
Times says, that tt eye is a '-heiler in
that village, about nineteen months
cid, which has given milk since May
last, without ever having had a calf. -
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DIED.


As the residence of r. J. Small, on the
26th. Of July, 1851, Miss ELIZABETH H..
ALLEN. aged abous 2e ye3rs. The subject
Of this obituary was born on the wa
,ers Of; Mulberry Creek, nj which place
she resided till about five years previous
10 her death. During The summer Of
l849. she embraced religion, and attached
herself 10 The Missionary Baptist Church, in
which she lived faithful and truly Pious
christian, ill The day Of her death. When
on her dealh-bed, she gave evidences that
her spirit has gone 10 sing redeeming grace
in that Heaven Of Repose; aud although she
is gone gone 10 mingle with earth no more
and Left church, and numerous friends.
and relatives, TO mourn her loss. YET, some
of us have strong hopes of meeting her in
thai glory world. and there 'mingle together
10 part 30 more, but TO praise. God in his
bright abode forever and forever.
W. s.
In this county. on Friday, 9Th ult., Mrs
FANNY. wife of Capt. Pryor Buchanan,aged
about "a years.
In Ibis county. on Sunday, 29ih .ult., of
consumption, MI JOIN F. Lay, aged about
"a wears.
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Runway Negro List.

!si, Name cf nrg.o IS gwen. %, complexion
aud height 81, age. 4,h. description. 9Th.
owners name 6th. date of commitment.
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The Red river v as recently frozen
over in Louisiana Ia circumstance
not remembered to have occurred be-
fore.
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Ladies' Fine Dress Goods.
Blankets! BlankFM

DLCE, Green. Drab. ScaNel-snl Fa1fy
ID Maclnaw Blankets, ~ Bed. CiadIe
ana Negro Blankets IA slore and for sale
cheap BY
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN 4 BEAVERS
Oct. 7,
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The Markets Latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, Tenn p here has been no
change in The State of olr mari els Bust
.nessqconlinues active, with brisk demand
lor alllhe leading ARTICLES.
Cotton. The marker opened MonGa 7
with considerable inquiry, and the sales oil
lie day were nude 81 Saturdays prices,
.6tay6 IS. Before The closa of The marke,
intelligence from Liverpool reporting "a de-
cline abere was received, and consequently
the nexl morning buy ts were disposed 10
''stay further proceedings" un less prices
were aba,ed. The sa e. Of Tuesday were,
therefore. snlall al 5sdR6 60. Wednesday
the marker was more active at sac 65;
aud Thursday, nolwil hsIanding another ar
rival Gonl Liverpool reporting q Further
decline, lie sules reacl bed 60U Ghles al 6(O
6 I65. and Yesterday 500 bales changed
hands al 5Gd6sc., The later figure having
been paid for small lot Of, very superior
cotton. The sales up 10 Friday nght sum
hp 100 bales. at The qdotalions given above.
(. he sales amounI TO 210 bales al 6CG6sc.
The feceipls conliguo to increase, and
10 one doubts now lhas the crop OF Middle
Tennessee will be Anu&h greater lhan il was
last season.
The receipts Of cdilGn al The several
warehouses during the present week amount
10 3 289 bales against 1870 Iast week. To-
tai receipts since The iIrsi of September last
$4,000 bales against 1886 al HE same Pc
nod laM wear. These are The receipts at
The warehouses exclusively. Il is eslima-
ted tha, about 1000 bal Fshave been received
at The railroad depot, and shipped by plan
lers on their own accolnl Without The inter
venlion of commission merchants These,
added TO the number ST bred. would swell the
receipts 10 $1,000 bd lies, bur 4,l40 bales
short Of The whole crop OF iast season,
which from Inc first Of Sept. 1850, to Isl
Septenber 1851, SUI up 5000 bales.
The crop of this season is estimated in
roond numbers al 80 900 bales--we do MOI
believe il viii! be SO large.
Sugar. The stock OF Sugar 10 store is
ample and demand brisk. Sales at 5f06c
by The HID, and 6lf0T4c. by lh4 barrel.
/ Coffee. There is a fair demand for Cof-
tie. Sales al 90loc for Rio.
Flour. We quote tennessee aud Gin
cintati S4l94 50--,he finest ST.. Louis
Islands are held II, SO.
Mohssts. 28G30c., f. gallon.
Salt BbI 4oc; Sack, fine, 81 so; Coarse
Candies. The SUP ply j, ample. We,
qaoe 'ralIow 90Io; Slar 23@25; Sperm
45c.
Whisky. Price of G pod rec'iffd l48lac
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March EIeclion---1 1882.
suERIFF-LINcoLN cd.

DIP Ne are althorized 10 announce MGj
,sals. NJ Hanks, a-eandidaIe ior S,-erIH a
lke MAdelD l4iecnrn. lS32.
sF Ne are Authorized 10 announce Ste
Ds,e.s gaucDstOHe, candidate Tor Sher
|. ilr ii ,hIe March EiectIon, 1902.
erR We age authorized TO ANNOUNCE
Richa ARD White, candidate Tor SherIf
T.t the.March EtecHon, leo2.
corxry couRr cLEsK-L1SceLS Go.
skp Ne are authorized 10 announce Con-
stJ.,t smith. Ess1 a candidate for Coun
Nv /; .url Geek attire March Election, 1907
~ r[H W. are au,aorzed 10 announce
caorre cunningham, candidate icI
.C,IY,iT Coun Clerk al The March Election
tIs1z
II Harley, candidate for County
ic5Iu Gers aiihe March Election! 1852.
III. RgGisrgR--LINcoLN co.
eLs We ar, adtEsorized TO aanuunce Esi-
rasn Phiiiips, Esq. candidate lor Re
iglsj r a, me March Election: 1907
y .Fs We are authorized 10 announce
ur1. .rlung E.lnons0n, Candidate
tor |, i, ser at the Mach Election 1917.
- ~ are. au,hurzsd 70 announce
A.kgess II. Berry cand.sa'e Tor LEICESTER
- llt+ ~ ~. ars amhurizrd to ans ounce
~ r,,Y.i,.a canIlia,e Tor Regis
TIN, ia March ERECTION. coz
-. ~. ars anihor.E2l to anpopnce
,i.tjorsos,. candidate Tor Reg
lister al liz Malca s-.se""A. 80
ERA " ford a CANDIDATE for
-Lfs,sr =, ne s.Eucn Eaecnon. 1852.
..on,- acoT = ctERk-LlvcoLS co
-. A.. are a .ih,r.z.,l 10 annennce ! as
:, T1,,,r.o,t. candidate for Circaii u our
C,.Fs AZ Ihe March Election o''-- .o
- We are a,ihorrzed to aanoqnre
\, ,.,.,. 6. yv3oa g,sTd, cand,lia'9 Tor
4, ri t,,.,,t t,ierk al lhe March Eeci 'cn'
tS32
c,r-.ry rRuIrEE- LINCOLN coUHTY
49, ", are an,horized 10 apt aRnHe
gs.-,r. candidate Tar Co hnly
T'.i5I.,. A. The March ELECTION, 1902. 4
o,,pcrhR-ttxcoLN COUNTY
- w. ar a,iharlzed TO aauounce Fra
=, ..,s,,. -, 4i,,are Ter Tax GILL cior
:, II, ,,,.tsriy. Cor 1853.
% NJ ars auiharlzra TO announce
:, ...,,s9, fson3l,:t. fit the 81 d.s'rrr1 ]
: lit fDr Tax Co;iscior Of Lincoln
lCaiih.v. lnr 1888
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..SoyA Ofzs.

W. a1gs : c .T t .'. .aa 4 pe c%s @s
wish 10 close up our business. Every person
indebted to US. would confer a favor, aad
save cosr, by cSmHg l1rwafd ant settling
up. The busire IS must he wound mp.
! Feb. % SifANKLIN & GARDNER.
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/, DlGMgB & HAM PT0a1
DRUGQ1S TSa
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN
DEALERS IN
: Medicines, Pain IS, Dye-stuGs.
Glass. Perfum cry, soaps.
Brushes, Oils, yarpishess
Surgical Instruments,
Fancy Articles,
Extracts, &e.,
tNVAkE pleasure in announcing TO PhTsi-
u cIahs, aad the PUBLIC generally, that
they have recently increased Jhtir stock BY
the reception Of fresh supply direct tIoIn
Philadelphia. WHICH we ,hInk makes il Tho
BEST ASSORTMENT ever offered in this mar
ke'; among which are the following
\
ACIDS Behzoic. Ctric. Acelic, Murisiie,
Sulphurie, Nitric, Nitrous ,Tarlarie; Adhesiv.
RPlasler, african PePP pow'G, Alcohol. 90
per cent. deouen'zsd; Aepro Cabs; 4 Ices.
socotrIne and cape; Anu'nuny Sui h Golden
Ammonia, sPs and aqua; Arrow 1ooi
American, Bermuda, auaica; Arsenic, ASA
iGuda.
lBaIsam Coaaiba. SOLID FIR. lou, true; Black
Drop, Bilst Tissue. Blue Mass, SaueeIs. VII
IrIol, Borax refined. Bres st Pipes. Brlms.cn.
roll.
Calpmel English. Csnphor ref. Canihsr-
ides. CaEbonate Ammonia. Cardanfenl seeds.
Castle Soap Castor U,lI bollies or by The
gall; CsiheteIs, gum elastic aud silver; Chic.
Toiorm, Cinnamon Bsrk. CilIlre OinI, Coch
meal, Cod Liver Oh CpmposHlqu Powder;
Cofks, deuiGohn. bslIe aud vial; Cream Tar
tar, Creoso,e. CIucib!es. Cubebs, Coping
Glasses.
Digilalis leaves, Dovers Powders, {. s. p,
E
Elaterum. Emery. EPSON Sd Its. ErgOs
Ether, hnrEc. suiphurle; Extracts, beIIadoiha.
ouilernut, cIcuta, gehtian, heilebdr re, by csci-
au'us; iogwoOh, nox romIca, red bafk, thss-
barb, stEamouIum. laraxacnu.
Flour Of Sulphur. Fowlers Sol tion.
G.
Gamboge. GentaD Root. Ginger Root,
Glue best. Gold leaf. GiaIns OF Psradrss
Gums, Arabic, guiacum. myrrhI ssudsr.s,
sheIlac, tragacanlh.
Hofman's AnOdj ne; lodides. iron. lead.
potassium; Iodine English. lpecsf. iron By
Hydrogen. isIngIass.
J l.
Jalap Pcw'd, Juju5e Paste, u udsnum.
Lemon syrup, LIqnoncs caIabrs ILobelIa "
ilaIa. Lunar Caustic
Magnesia carb and calcined Mamma Flake.
heIcuraI Ointment; Morphla. ace ate, uurL
ate, sniPhale; Mouars, Wejgewo cd, Mush.
Mustard.
Nipple Glasses, Nursing Boulss. Nu,m.s.
Nux Nomiea.
OILS, OF almond, amber. aDiseed. berg.noi,
1IscK pepper, eagGput, cedar, ciunaRlOn.
loves. e"Paita. euoebs, Jrssarnue, Jumper.
dsehoef' iehoh. heioh' 0H5aDum, PsPper
i'in', mos uni, rose rcFe, rosemary ,sdsSalIses
Slh'eTgfeep, wofmseed; Opium. I uikty. de-
ndTcoifzed, pow d; Orapgt Peel. OTus Root
powt, Os4a Sepla.
p
Patent Lin, Pearl Barley; Peruvian Barks.
ed and yellow; Pessares, 4 Ass. gum elsslig
Phi Boxes. wood ami paper; Pink SauCtrs.
'Ipenhe; Polassa, bIcarboIiate, chlorate, sol.
lha.e; pfecip Carb iron, Prepared Ghsik.
russian Biue, fIussIaie oi Pots1sa, Pulvss
AnsImon.a is, Puty.
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NALL ALSO FOR
Be LFrench Cloths. blue ,bIncs brown green
do do CassiInens do do iaudy
do Sauinerrs DO and gray
Beaver Cloths: Felti1g and Lion SKIN:
Pliei Cloths; Heavy Iwecds snG Peierkhsrh.
SOUTH WORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL,
Sept %.
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To the Ladies.


A handsome assortment OF Ca pes. Cuffs,
Collars, Veils, ChemizelIes, Un1eISleeYes,
Lsces. EdglCgs, inserlings, Trimmings,
Gloves, RIbboas. Shawis, Manriilas, and al
mast an endless yafie,y oil articles, which
we would be pleased % have you ral and See
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN s. BEAvERs.
Oct z
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Notice.

FHyHE course Of instruction will be re-
Il sumed at the Female Academy, on
TUESDAY next, q March Terp,s as hitherto
JAMES, NJ. DAVIDSON.
Fayetteville, Tenn. Feb. 90. lS52-2t
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Circuit Court !,
Convened in Ills place On l4st
AIonddy-Judge HaA5a'4Es Hrefl-
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List OF Estta5s Taken Up.

lst. Kind OF auIihaitS giser. ID. color. Sd
description. DIN. age. oh. poster shame
GA. place and Ifnse OF arrest.