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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-28

Among the hume Gus d. c v RES sc,rI ce has maed
generation 10 facilitate he BUSH ess Ht-inrrease
oyment, and proong the term Of human existence
b. named of real value tn man kind, han
this contrbu Of Chemistry the Healing Art
trial Of its throughout this broad country has pro
ven heyond doubt, that medicine or combination Of
medicines yet known surely control and the
varieties of pulmonary disease which have hth
swept midst thousands and thousands every
Indeed, there abundant to believe
Remedy has length been found which be relied to
affections Of the lungs space
hee will permit TO publish any proportion Of the
eec ed by its but Id present the follow
ing and refer fur her enqu ry my American Almanac,
which the bow named will always be pleased fur
nh free wherein all particulars and ind spUtabe proof
OF these stateme Is.
Office Of Transportation. Laurers R., c.. Aug :, 80
nR c. ATER- Dear Sr:-MV little on tour years old
has u, recovered fum Stack ~ mslRn nj Scar
Fevtr: hi rotten aud every person that \,
III pronnunced him dead child Having iced your
EcToRAL Cslfrnid III winter Of Is o. a
OF Bronrhi, with entire success. was irduc,d
t'y it on my II tie hoy. gave him tee. poorfd every
IN re- hours roum ncir in the morning. and nv n O'Clock
night found decided CHI nge for The better. and after
three days ure, he able to drink without pam
Its in the above named disease will save many child
RON premature md relieve the anxiety Of many
fond parent For al al eli OF the Throat and Lungs
believe it TO he the be medicine extant. f-eing of the
deeUest gratitude prompts addressing sou these lines
but for your important d,covey, my little boy would
have been in another world.
j. D. P'WtLL, supt Trans L. R. R.
ROCKY TinL Somerset CO n. J July 81. 1857
rR. J. C. AYER:sir medici has becom' KIN wn
here, il has grr ter demand any other cough
have ever cd u spoken Of in terms Of unmeasu Ell
praI.r BY those who have It. and know some Ca
where the best they OF it much the
good it has done take pleasure in 5. Hing it, becaus
thai am giving custO the worth e their
nry, and feel g'atIei n ing the b-nehts 1t confers.
Ples,e send NE n further supply, and b, lrve
Yours, with respect JOHN WHITL0K.
p - Almost Of certificates be GU
if you wish it.
WIErsOR c W. June &C. 1852
DR. j. G ATFR:Tlis may certify thtt have used yOL
TCToRAL pSsrGs OF Year md it my
be,l hat should have ~ n grave this time
II b I'd rot II has cured of a da gernus afrcti Of
the lungs d" mt overstate my conviction when tell
sou it is priceless remedy.
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
WILKssARRE Pa, Sep 81 1850
nR J. AYFR-My Dear ii :: Your medicine 5 mucT
approved b those who have used Il here n'o
sIion such and airtain reputation
invariably recommend for pulmonary affections, d.
many d our p'incipal physicians
an y, friend
ClIAS. STREATER, NJ D.
PRiPGREDPY DR. J C AVER CHEMIST 10 I'll. Ms
BERRY Il DEMoyILLE Wholesale, NASHVILLE aud Re
tail by Jp q BLOWN Nashville; and sid b.
dealers in medicine in town in Tennessee.
ny Gavin
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON and
gAVANJAU
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
g.. o. - -
OPEN TO THOE PsON's sTATl0F.

IN ant after tsn~d nvcru,brr % trains vii run be-
" tween sshvlls add thUupsen's rt-ton, a. Gllovs
t.OBNG SOt TBl.
Ie.Ves Nashville IT ~ A. ~. End P. NJ; aTuvss al
rhompsou's Al $40 A ~. ana - p ~
RETURNINts-i caves T. ouiIssn'- 81 - A. w., snj
p. ARRIVE, At IA hsHr ~ in.z5 " amt IS =. "
On SUnd.y h@ M,ruuK fr. IN oty ~ b. run, leaving
Nashville - A NJ, sEd thauiis, n 81 4. VI.
tH Al 1hunirS ~ he St4Eys II Carter, fhon a. snd
iIou cunurft vi h he frsins
Through Ii~ssfs tr NFNPiis wAYNtsBORn, JACK.
son, Tt.St UAlBfA, FLOEfNUE. ULAski md COLJM
A. can be procured a. ls General re undes TIE
NSraudsn noted A ANhfl son,
si.rt9 Eng en- supt.
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CST RE Tlytr, d. C. On New ok per eame
\ Aver, a nVo 4 SuTe1or had, put up expressly
for family use, with lnstrue ons TO ose niut date
BENZ. r. Solids,
No e inhI Sanare
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

i'HE 'eW steamer 1T NlOLu n I'll
1900 'ous hurthen Capt. Ma sEsvY sEzsss.1 |
STE0Sa, J IN b. Taylor Crrk. se1E-z--z1-zs -ssEzs
THIS J. mist ed Cnchuat, ma read. 1
take he hcc IN h. Trade
en- iiunbjit /, -niirvh bost u the FIRST
hilt eNlryss, tr the Nashville nd sr O. nde-
her W. HI duusht (isNlng ou 20 nchv Taterj e4
het 10 ~ ia,d Fhen ottets can orly come sht
Ne suiest Tor her shsrr ~ pih &c Tstruuuge.
JptN~6N, uONNt &fu.
Oct2h-em JuH son, W. Aykh G NFch'
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PaCkEr

1 HI ne anc light dTaughl steamer a ST~e1
] CUMBERLAND, CAPT ID. =. 6EFet3 !
n. BROOKS, being nov 6nrshrd
and the hest adapted no the trade will
pyir the si Of December next, ltween this port ami
New Orleans This boat ha- super aommoda ions for
r., besides being adapted TO yvery dcrPton
Of freight AMI stOc in satisfactory For eig
pasSsg and orders, Appl, on hoard or
noys 6m sue a.. HARRISON. iE't.
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BOCTOR IIOGFLaND'S
CELEHIsATED GILMAN BiTTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. G. VI. JACKSON. PhIlad-ll hii. Pa
VII qJeaiaaiis cure Lier Conpiajnt, Dyapepsi"
.,uo,iice Lbronic ar Nerross De5ifilv oiissases u
Tie h,h.eys. and "H dssG~s arising from dis
ovd,ys LipT or &oD.och,
Consiipatsun,
InEard PILES, Fun
81 q Ood 70 the
Head, AciliS Of the stom
Ach, NA1ssa, Hsrburn. Disgus
for Food, Fnness weight IN the
Stomach, SOu' kTuotalions. sinking, or
flute ing al the Pii OF the stomach. swim
mt OF the II ad Hurried and dhcuit meath
ing flnisrtng al the II. art, Choakng sunocAtine
'ensatons when in lying posture Dimness Vision.
Dots Of wsbs - fare the sisls. Fever ard Dun Pain
IN the Head. DEFICIENCY Of fetspirAtinn, Vel
'Ow,ess Of The ski'' and hyss. Pain in the
eide, Back, Chest Limbs, &e.. sud
dsn Rluzbes Of Heat, Burling
in che lesh, Constant I'm 1853 "a.
aRinngt % Xvii, aud
grrst Depression
Of Spirits. go
" Proprietor, In ealing the attention Of the public d
VS. preparation does vtth feeling the utu0si conn
renee in is virtues and adaptation 10 The disease los shc
It's recommended.
s no ne~ and untrIed article bot one that hss stood
the Of year. trial before the Aaerah people
and it, reputation ans sale unrivalcd by any sniaI
preparations s1t+it The ,s,tmony n iis vOr given b,
the pro,nineHt and vel known Physicians and iHI
viduais, IN all parts Of the couny immense The iolos
ing from y, State respectfully Submitted Ieierrins
Sny Who may SIN doubt. MS 'sAeuOrsbha Praccs,
Rscep, Book or "a and Fstae b. n Ftstis O
al the Agrn,s for TIE t5e titiers.
Principal once and Manaisetnry. re- Arch street, ha
tviphA, Pa
Testimony from Tennessee.
pT. u. ScartoTvsEh. bower Tetn, Aag y, is5S says
1 have sold all the German Ritter have me- and
the IfrtaTsLob eO1tinoes DO merh good Il las
zone, n nail be the hssf medicine sold here
4 shOdgrAss, sParta, f-nn August g., 1854 says -
reassd % state thai your .'sTan ers has given salts
action nrssry tsncr whore % hks been ed
b. T. noins. ttisboFou. Team, Aagest ~, isS szys
i pAessea hat the lttsrs ave gve
general sat faction
Dr.. '. R4sio Bro, Knoxville, Tenn. sth spul 1881
saidi foar sltfers selling sert fast, and
person thai has used H. SOAR have been She 70 learn
has henrnfsd-"
J. W. Fr-nkfia Co. GAliatn, Tens. Tecrshev &C. 1855
@tas The arnI Ei Of yoer hstisrs Soon
" he paFtners thnss b great rredicinr .
T. :. HARDY. Bolivar, TesR- ssptcsabvr ls, iS3 sz3
There = 'eAi assnaad es yo1r tsss here sxaa
saOthrr nt soon."
fhss vuosFkatE. free fros an iu5arous IA
Tsasnis aiu~ys srengthsn thS sysis, and p~es
srnte b. sH 4.
sla % Nashyak b. EERRY DEa0yELLR, n. O. SEQ
VAL, kNiA baO>, sad y ". hESDEEsioTT, aud bs
Dealers An Aeaac.ne and etorsksspers ssesyWh<re-
nsaFla--aea " -
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH.
WILLIE PACKET

DURING the nsILg SEASON. the a cn -
~ cOnmod'ons Ign Tangh team XXI srsf...sssaa
rr, MAGNOLIA, :. Sc pDER Mas sssrzsz
ter, viii run vguariN Hbovr, sud all intermediate
landings. Being rxce,dngy light (lT inches raug with
~upel Tor accommodates fnF VAss ugvr>, and capable
ma eng quick tips sniicits uhic patronage.
~ orders left with Fl her e the unds rsigned for freight
either Way will meet . Ompt ton.
-. u MAR iSOS, -.
oct2g 6m HAMILTON Agents
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PR PIREDPY DR. C AVER CHEMIST. 10 ELI4 Ms
BERRY 4 DEMOvILLE, Wholesale, NASHVILLE aud Re
tail by j.. q BLOWN Nashville; and sid By a
dealers IN medicine in e'sry town in tennessee.
ny Gavin
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To Merchants and Merchant Tailors.
Fine NO. l Shad.

H. the trade J. r'quesIed 10 rev AID
l choice 81. OK Me-, BoS wear, rxclu heIy
ported Uv DECOUK>tY LNt0URCADr q %.
Iaus-2m No l9 VI ,rk l.. Pmls'ielJ ha
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MARBLE! MAIsHLsI:

AZ l. SHtL1UN, having resumtd the MARBLE } ~
M Business sOlcits Lis Old fr has and the -
pub < neral, who may desire work in HIS line, -
t. give mn call at ms STOP corner Of Church ~ VI
street and the Nashville aud chattanooga Railroad
depot H. will ep cons ntiy Oh hand supply ~
Of MONUMENTS 1UMks, &C, OF he finest Italian .u'
merican Marble. All work executed II he best manner
aud warranted selL9-u
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SEUI- " B 3 A y.
NASHVILLE .-. -. f~as ~ Soy oom1snds'i
uAsi.lN ........t sns 4" " y ter 81
-IUrHEENFR J. 90 .....r, iuan. do.
A ssys sdr - W. ss~s e~rly WEDkESuhI snt
saaih e. Ass. at % \ al = -
TAs sie.1s,t p ssrs ~ tas fpr~r1s ~. ZEE
sna - a. ~ ssiot a 81 aHf sstet' us eoss
Tshiss supuai4si n rtsrN a NJ
sitrrii- sad aafies eaHa navr- inssrs trsFssn
b M Dc wy 81 ss eessae- and aoconnsaA OF
C4fl1 "a -
strrt - .a 80 .-.s.-.. .---.---
20 Freight Or Psssse. havT slsgtni - N ase0-
"a. tien. .rs.i,. - nEhns NES~RJftN.
Cosusr Ea.t Rsy and Adg. =. 200 WAX
shta CnA.asssus
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
pACKET

I'HE Splendid Passenger Steamer 'rn
BLANCHE LEWIS SHAW Es5leFftst77
Muster. THIS steamer j. being s1AEtES<z@E4zfFKs
finished Bouive aud will he here hy The ls OF Novem
ber and in the a'ove adr al the Her hne
coUmods tons Ter passengers cumbiisd with her light
draught mAk" hsT Of me b. - adapted D. the
CuDlheraui river trade. A. HAMILTON
or i Aren't
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We have tn best stock OF ., Osery offered in
this market, Ladies Misses aud children well
q, ntlrmrn prepare yourselves and the children or
MINER a. McCLEILAND'S METROPOLITAN SIUkE, No
81 and So COllegest. novl6
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tor Memphis, New 0ricsn>. ~. IoUi
and I oujsViIlc.

octS At U. ). Mail Packet Office.
re- Can't r. HCFrIyLo will remain in New Orran du,in
the u emf - ason as agent tor he Nashville Memphis
New ORR, line = >R steamers. Alsl, for the steamer
AMERICA and HUMROI Ut All brsnrs- inCrustrd t. h.
the above boats Will be prom ply tented to free
'harge lee " \. l.. DAVIS
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To Messrs.
G. V. HEB, s
HUGH francis, }s
r. 3. MOORE. rs
COuNTEREEITS.

Counterfeit SOS on the Bank OF
Tennessee are in circulation in East
Tennessee, with the signatures Of
VIM. Ledbetter, President, and James
Morton, Cashier. They are numbered
with the letter A, and dated August
l. 1858. The Athens Post, which
has seen one of the bills, says that the
engraving is good, and we'll calculated
to deceive. The counterfeit is short
er than the genuine. In the ''coat Of
arms" left hand end, tie engraving
is coarser, and the parallels too dis
tinct. The letter A in the word
"Agriculture,' fails to appear at all
in the counterfeit. The Presidents
name is not a good imitation, and that
of the Cashier is too light. There are
SOS on the same Bank, altered from
los, in circulation, but this is an en-
tirely different affair.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Mare, roam, dark name. tail and legs shod
all round, about 10 hands high, about II years
old, valued at $50. Mule, light bay, shaved
supposed by gearing, thin in order, about Is
hands high, about 10 or l1yrs DID, valued at
$50. Mule, mouse colored, about IA hands
high, about 5yrs old, valued at $50. Mule,
light bay, about IL hands high, heavy set,
about 12yrs old, valued at so. All by Norris
Leatherwood, 18th dis, April %. 1856.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Jack, gray, black stripe across his shoulders,
star in forehead, under bit in right ear. about
II hands high, about 2yrs old; by j N b
Reed, 9th dis. April 25. Valued at S27 SO.
MADISON CoUNTY--ALABAMA.
Horse, light bay, small white spot in FORE
head, with dark streak along his back, IL
hands high, about 6yrs old; by Elisha Bell
near Whitesburg. April 80. Valued at SIS.
Mare light sorrel, star in forehead, Is hand:
high. 15yrs old; by Allen Sanders, in the Biz
Cove, April %. Valued at SOS.
Mare, bay, star in forehead, shod all round
IA or Is hands high, p or l3yrs old; byJ B Elf
locality not given.) April 10. Valued at So
JACKSON coUNTY-ALABAMA.
Mare, clay bank, shod all round. no marks o
brands, IA hands high, about 9yrs old; by 10
seph NJ Burton, six miles west of Bellefonte
April 3d. syelued at $45.
Pony Mare dark brown, star in forehead
two white spots on leftside of her neck, SINAI
white spot on left hind foot, branded on tn
shoulder H w, about IL hands high, 7yrs old
by A w Floyd. at Cofey Town, 16 or IL mile
south Of Bellefonte, April 9. Valued at $S7
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

TIT FOR TxT.-The editor of the
Albany Herald says that he once
knew a wild widow who cut out her
own daughter in the graces OF her
lover. and married him, herself! To
obtain revenge for this mean, .un-
motherly trick, the daughter set her
cap for the young man's rich father
(of whom he was the only heir,) and
actually married him, and had chill
dren, to the infinite annoyance of the
other parties. This occurred in
Onondaga county, New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
Bailey'S Varieties

We attended the exhibitions of
this company, last Friday and Satur-
day nights, and do lot hesitate to
declare them superior to anything we
recollect to have ever seen through
this region. The Shaking Quakers'
and @The Rough Diamond" were good
and elected rounds of applause from
the audience. Mrs. Williams sings
well;-her voice is clear and melodi-
Gus, and her enunciation distinct
Miss Emile is a pretty, graceful dan
Ger, as we'll as an excellent actress.
In short, the whole performance was
excellent, and well worth the support
of those fond Of such entertainments
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

PROFESSOR WOODS MEDIcfNE DEpoT. THE
attention of our readers is requested to the
advertisement of Prof. Wood, in this paper.
He engaged in his present business, we be-
lleve, not more than year since, where he
established depot for the sale of medicine at
IA Market ST., but by energy and popularity
ne has increased it to almost limitless extent.
Now he has adepot in the city of New York
arranged for manufacturing extensively, and
for supplying the eastern portions of the coun-
try. The value and popularity of his prepa-
rations are attested by multitudes of certifi-
Gates from persons who profess to recommend
them solely from their own experience.-.S
Louis hateEgencer, Jaly1. 1855.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

CENTRAL BANK.-In answer to sew
eral letters asking information con-
corning the value of the notes of this
Bank, the Nashville Uaioa says it has
taken pains to make inquiries, and
finds that the Brokers of Nashville
will not buy its notes at any price.
1t has heard, however, of a few small
debts being paid with the notes of
this Bank at from ten to forty cents
on the dollar.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
Craham's Magazine

The May number Of this excellent
monthly is with us, filled with the
best of illustrations, patterns, prose
and poetry. The connection of Mr..
abraham Il. See with the Magazine
ceases with the present issue, he hav-
ing sold his right, title, and interest
to Wafson 8. Co.. No. so South Third
street. Philadelphia, to whom all or
ders should hereafter be addressed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

Rain
Last Monday night, there was the
heaviest rain known for long while,
accompanied by thunder and light
ming of a right vigorous character.
We hear from above, on the line of
the creek, that fences have been
swept away by the acre. Whatever
other damage is done, if any, is not
yet known. The "May Tide" SO
common years ago, is with us again.
At the hour of going to press, there
are slight indications of cessation Of
the rain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
Several mills near Manchester,

Several mills near Manchester,
England, have been heavily fined
for mixing white clay with their
flour. The proportion found in sew
eral samples was about two per cent.
The court ordered all the flour they
had on hand to be sold for feeding
swine and the proceeds given to the
poor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
Valuable Land for Sale

Persons desiring to purchase a
plantation, which, ''for fertility, health
mess, and abundance of pure water
and excellent timber, is unsurpassed
in North Alabama" should read MIR.
James L. Watkins advertisement in
this mornings Observer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
The Neanolitan government saus

The Neapolitan government, says
a late account; has commenced a
vigorous war upon boards. People
that show too much hair are taken by
the police to a barber shop and trim
med clean. The government look
upon hair as an evidence Of revolu-
tionary tendencies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue of writ of Venditioni Expcnas
I'D 20 me directed from the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
will expose to sale for cash at the courthouse
door in the town Of Fayetteville, on Monday,
the I'd day of June next, all the right. title.
claim and interest that B. l.. Commons has in
and to part of Town Lot situate in the town
of Fayetteville, and known and designated in
the plan of said town as Lot No. los, bounded
as foilows:-beginning at the northwest COR
ner of said Lot No. los, running thence east
with the street SO feet to stake, thence south
to a stake in the north bourdry line of Lot
No. LOG, thence west to a stake in the street
in the west boundary line of said Lot Nc. los,
thence north to the beginning, levied upon by
James B. Carly. a Constable Of said County, to
satisfy a judgment that r. A. Mcdonald re-
covered against the said Commons, before John
It. Gordon, ESD, on the 10th day of February,
1856. MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff.
April II, 1856. (n1yG) rice So 20
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boots. SHOES ANDuATs.

is unusually extensive ard cannot So
fail to please. We have 0akford's.
Bebec's, Las ellis and Rankin; Dur g.
zee q Co.'S Hats of every kind:
Super Mole skin from SO to SIS;
Elegant soft hats SO to SIS;
Allcolors cheap hats, of all STYLES;
Rockland Citizens;
Empire, Hugarian;
Shanghai; Wide-awake;
Cavalier; Scbastopol; etc etc.
Boys, Youths, and Children's Hats Of every
style and price.
NEIL, MoORES G WRIGHT.
April IL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08
The Markets

We have made arrangements, by
which one of the first commercial
houses in Atlanta. TIE Bacon market
Of Georgia, will furnish us regular re-
views of the market thereto COM
mence in two or three weeks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

Offices: No. Fifth ST., Louisville,
Ky.. md No. 2 (Giisey Euiidins)
COgrfiand ST., N. Y.
The above popular medicines received and
for sale by DIEMER &c HAMPTON, Fay
etteville: j. l.. Jones, Lewisburg; s. b. Robi-
son, Murfreesboro; Deery d Majors, Shelby
vile; A. Shook, Winchester. Call and get
almanacs and pamphlets free. which describe
their use. Nov. 8, 1S55--l2m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

Thomas Cashion, Postmaster at
Toll Gazette, Marion county, Ala,
has been committed to Jail for rob-
bling the mails.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

CAUMoN.--One dollar bills altered
to fives, on the Bank of Chat
tanooga, are said to be in circulation.
Genuine ones vignette, a railroad
train; g anuine five's, three females.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-08

The Maysville Express says that
a white woman and a negro man
we're married in Ripley, Ohio, >on|
Friday last,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution directed To me
ID from the Circuit Court of Marshall Coup-
nty, at the February Term, 1866. will offer
for sale for cash to the highess bidder, at the
courthouse door in the town Of Fayetteville,
on the 18th day of May next, the following
SLAVES, to-wit:--one negro man Frederick,
also one do. Edmund, and one girl Fronis,
levied upon as the properly Of Jane Holt, to
satisfy an Execution in favor of Thomas Me-
Knight, Commissioner, drc., this 18th April,
1856. MOSES CRUISE. Sheriff.
April "a. pr fee 81 60.
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sMERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue OF writ of Venditioni Exponas
LID to me directed from the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Lincoln County, Tennessee,
in the case of r. Farquharson, Clerk and Mas
ter, against Fl. G. Holman and John Crawford,
/ will expose to sale for cash at the courthouse
door in the town Of Fayetteville, ON Monday,
the I'd day of june next. all the right, title,
claim and interest that John Crawford has in
and to Store House and Lot formerly occu-
pied by w. III. d Ii. G. Holman, situated in
the town of Fayetteville, and bounded as fol-
lows:-beginning at point 10 feet west OF Il.
ID. Atkins southwest corner, running thence
west Is feet with the Public Square to II. Cum
mings' southeast corner, thence with said
Cummings line lis feet inches to the Lot
formerly owned by Morgan S Neil, thence
east Is feet to the north-west corner OF the
Lot formerly owned by John v. Mckinney
thence south lis feet 3 inches to the begln-
ming. levied on as the property OF John oraw-
ford, to satisfy said execution.
MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff.
April q, 1856. (nI:v6, pr fee - -
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~ Advertisements must be handed into the
olhce by Tuesday Moraiag, to insure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
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Seago & Lawrence

SeagO 4 Lawrence
We invite attention to the Card Of
this firm, of Atlanta, Ga, in another
column. 1t is reliable house, and
shippers may confidently expect sat
ilactory attention.
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Nrays-

Nrays-
Our Stray List may be found in
another column. Turn to it, if you
have stock out.
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Election

The election, last Saturday, passed
of quietly-no excitement. Chill
coat was elected County Judge by a
large majority, The following is the
poll IN detail. 1t will be seen that at
several precincts no votes we're cast:
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Over 100000 acres of land were
sold at the Hudson ONO Land Office
last year.