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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
TALLMAN g. POWERS,

TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Afksnson's block, Necond Street, he
t,oeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale The following valua Real fs-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot 90 Third Street rear the corDers
Rock fsand.
?. Six lots the south wsst corner OF Fourth ard
3. SIX lots a. North ssssaport, besw.eG Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
Aliihe above iots are we situated and Ia parts OF
The cty most rapidly Improving sad viii be cold Oh
|. berai terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
e 81, =; ;sS. Ranxs3 ives. g. .s,s..
Nh ofs. +. /. s 8T ~ s. Range west 20 acres.
This s5are lsrdsare u Oh the line OF Gao rs'irssd
rom Davenport; 10 lows CITY.
Ciinten County.
Nine hundred acre. Of prairie aIi Eflset. seres of
timber land near Eiviys P. O, seven miles frs1l Ly
COS, clinton Co.. nes,ae Railroad; all chsiee land,
yell sa.ared.
The above property will be sold DE- liberal credit.
Scott County.
Ir0uF@ye ed fkrn one mile and hall from Prince.
ten Sixty scres arst rate land, we'll improved with
Fnodsouses. WIZ be sold NJ s bsigsis.
Psveshisk County.
Two hundred and shy serss ans prairie land two
n lie. north OF Montezun,s, the county ees..
Mch l7-'S6-dN
Scott Co.
i6o acres unimproved landtwo miles frsn Hickory
rfSSts b0Iee uAitcs tIVnA ss0icVsN sea AA0e AVha
D~venpo we'll watered.
I60xcrss Eve miles sorth westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
1sAr Davenport.
One and one-half nilos from Court House on the
blun with superb vis~s Of river and surrounding
country. smal farm Of IS serss nader the highest
state or cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful laid In Inc vicinity o. he
ely.
seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm ofe0 acres. 20 under cultivation. 20 Of tim
har IN.
besold very cheap.
Near Waleott.
- Acr-s Of choice prairie 1t . bargain
Al North Davsnpert,
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Nurdar>r Convicted,

Milwaukee, May 2s.-Fernir was found
guilty to-day OF the murder Of H. Z. ADAMS
last fall.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Yankee Motions and Toys.


Yankee Motions and Toys.
, ELECTROMAGNETIC PENN and for sale AIT
"A davenport Music store; W
No 8 ias Claire Row; ChANDALL HIGGINS.
Guitars.
4 Large and very hne assortment oiRosewoodS- "
airs atyarloas prices ranging from $500 TO Siu,
Also piolinsirom seventy five twenty .nvedo
Lars No Claire Row. Cd
Feather busters.
4 Very dne snt can be found 81 tse paysp-
"a port Music Store;
No 5 lie Claire HOW: c.
Varied assortment Just eceiY ed and for sale lew
~ Of No Le Claire Row: CD
UTAH aud Violin strings and every kind Of Must.
~ cal Merchandise, keplconstautiy on hand ntNo
lie Claire Row. q IL
The Hallelujah,
usF Published by h. Macon, containing q very IN
u collection ofCRurcb Music; Also the Shawn 81 W
. Bfadbury and q + Root, can be found at MOI ~
Clare ROW: C&H
Accordeons and Fiutinas
4 Large and wellselested assortmentJ Jus. receive E
at prices that cannotfai to give entire sstisaeot
at No lie Claire Row; CEh
4 NbhRioSErrs, Flutes, FiGgcoists, P!caloss nd
~ Fiies al redased pricesat
No lie Claire Row. Il ii
Sheet Must
4 Largeeolleetlon on hand anew iusiersseivep
| \ assoon as published az
| No Le Claire Row. Cab
ENUE best Piano Forte instructor In the Hicb
4 ardson's modern school for Plano Portes can be
| found OF No Le Claire Row: q II
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND NTS.

TIVE underyigaed have for sale Land Warrants Z
i dasrsss sizes, which they will seifo eash on
time 10 suit purchaser
They will pay particular attention to selection and
location Of lands In Fort Dcs Moines. Fort Dodge,
Chart an AID other Western Land Districts. Aise To
M ma nj oftaxes and land business generally.
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE..
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
NJ Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
fine Drafts. acceptznces discounted.
itocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Com u is.oa
eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAS & POWERS,
oee Wilsys Store, south side Of Second street
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Collections promptly attended - in ali parts Of d
State; Lands entered and warrants located 10 all Land
Districts of the State Money ssed and Tsxes psid
s,r non residents; Money leaned on unencumoored
Req Is ate security; Parms Houses and Lots leased
Real Rstste OF si Kinds bought and sold on Commits
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CArHoLIc CHURCH DEDIcATios.--Awr writer
y be smocratssys that we were incorrect
ieeeating that the number in the procession
eeeke Catholic Church last Sunday was some
~ and that there were from 5000 to 5000.
vesy possibly we we're mistaken, but then
- 8 600 to 5000 in d procession would
Gate long string Of people and might
1sslA twice as far as the distance between
~ old and new Catholic churches. Besides
6rjnlormant stated 10 Us that he counted
49, and there were precisely 754 persons
Il he procession, but it was small matter
~ we thought it not worth while being
49, particular about II. We have some
eluk almost regretted that We were not a
DSnocrat, as then we could soft soap the
073nans and fatter the Catholics and they
I'D all think US sut fine fellow; as II
were we to venture upon such thing
~ now that we should fail and they would
o5once vote us as silly as the simpleson who
sl6sls the garb OF "A Catholic" to serve the
VSnocrsts in.
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LEVI J. kORTWs NATIONAL
O r. ..

LEVI ]. NORTHs NATIONAL
r. GU ..
LARGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD!
allH IL. COMPANIES IN ONE.!
Equestrian 6yunastic ant Juvsutls:
From the NatioDal mpnithsatre, Chicago.
III simmease triple concern wii upon .. tsnog we
city, make. g,rsoas Procss,io., introducing the
harisoned steeds. and combining
PROF. HELMS
NATIONAL BRASS BAND,
Consisting Of i2 PcrsOnS
inmedatsl, in the rear will follow The whole Iroopt
of t,iidrep on the ii.lipulisn Pennies. This Process
sion ofe3 Horses will en.er zach town at III O'Clock
win sxhibi, ct Davenport on Wednesday, June
4th For ono day Only
Doors open u. . O'Clock aud o'clock 2. ". Per-
formance half IN hour alex.
TiE EQl EsTkIAN TROUPE
Comprises the following distinguished Performers:
Miss CAOtO11Ap
lie premiere kqaes.rienns, ct psnssuss de Londre,
Paris Berlin, 81 Nenhs.
LEVI J. NORTH
The un1quslled ana unspproschable Principal and
Scenic Rider,
TOM OSBORN,
the esisbptsd Two Hor'e Rider End 100 Somerset
Thrower
The Educated Mule will appear, Two dollars will
. Any one that can ride ne k nSls
l
Nm. AAYLoR, :" VINCENT,
" L. ARMSTRONG, /" CARLISLE,
:. y. BREMEN, WHEELER,
Mr.. J. TINKHAM the greatest Deaolo scmsrset
1 Thrs wer In the world
| The q nn ssic Corps embraces Sig. AsTo-
HIr the great Eqaipoise Artistic; Mona lASoKE, the
| P.ntominic Performer; MIR. las. Mcfarland,
| the wonderful Tight Rope Ariste; Mr. 7. MILLER,
1 and Mr.. A. J. Parry.
| The Juvenile Concentration Of Little Children, in
Arenie Novelties OF ineaabis snaSGincen nee. In which
Little Victoria North, the yostaful E9usstren FL
is ~, Master Willie, Masters Henry George
| and oihers, Will appear.
VIII be ntr cd ucea At each performance, the cele-
brated Dascipg Horse, Ia hANY; the unapproseh
| sbie Trick Horse, SPOT BEAUTY; also, The saga
eious Ponies, Tom and Jerry, Harry, sIeb.
bins, Fashion Uncle Ned etc.
| 3 CLOWNS IN THE RINGi
TONEH PASTOR,
The Clown whose wit Is infinite, will open bis bud
gel OF Comicalities hts AT Popular F0ies, vagaries
and Magserits, and Humorous Eccen'rieies OF ey-
err kind. Also, the wospeRFuL rRioR CLOWN, Y.
| ARMSTRONG;, will appear as the AIR DIVER.
Master HENRY the infant Clown, only years old!
The Evening Entertainment viii eoDclade with the
Comic Puntomine OF the
R.cla urk or the Big HEADED aSntly!
For particulars of which, SEQ small Bills aud Pic
torgis. II FThis Comysny sill also perform III dc
VIII on Tuesday, June Sd.
may eiN. 80 ,dhwu u. X. TOoLE. Agent.
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ouAtlnsrts ofthe United states bough and sold.
COOK. SARGENT 4 COOK,
Bankers and Land gents,
Fort Qes Moinaa Iowa
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osra1yyA or Fonesr festival M

oeER1yyA or FoRssr festival Mr..
Chandler Robbins, who for twenty years
~ been teacher Of singing, is now in
~ city add will meet the young ladies' and
20 this afternoon at lie Claire Hall, for
- purpose of bringing out one oil The most
foootiful musical entertainments ever wit
I'd anywhere. entitled Forest Festival
~ music is made up of fac collection
r oelos. DUETS, choruses and reeltations,
ViA beautiful symphonies and full orches.
~ and piano forte Accomplishments. As
pwmed at Chicago this musical enter
to66snt gave entire satisfaction and was
wI&ttseed by as many as could crowd into
leetp poItan Hall. The exPense,o! bring
inek out in that city was over $500. MI
~ assures us that there is nothing excep-
tioGabe in this festival. but thar on the
eoalsary il Is eleyating in i,s character,--
Wetrust then that all young ladies' and
mfsoes who may wish to take part in this
soejea,ion will attend, a. lie Claire Hall,
vftre tits proposed to meet for rehearsal
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15arteI4.
DAVENPORT MUEIC STORE.

NRASDALL q hlGGiSs nave Just opened arge
~ assortment OF Guitars, piotius, baujoes, Iamoo-
ales,S 0c. Also every kind oil Music books nov
which they VIII sell very cheap tor Cash st Nc
LES Clare Row Oct I'D, ie3S
OAI0s' y senooifor Piano Forte, Curtis Gsitai
IL Landsls Mslodeon Instructor and In fact ever,
iisI oIinstructlon rotating to music can be found
lhs davenport Music slorej
n : L. q are ROW: q A
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Atlanta and Interior Banks.
w 4 shall con tinue TO receive and pay the
w eotes of tho above Banks Gas have donS
heir organization) after the 18th inst. nd an
farmer naJica. iJani2l COOK 4 SARGENT.
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Iory r. H. TALLHAS, CaARLssPovsm
Pow keepsie, ". Y. Davenpot-iowa.
TALLNAN & P0WE1S.
sstorpeysA Counsel10Fe ~ Law,
and Lana A9snts.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Or seath side of second street opposite LeCiare
Block over wiley's store.
T ASDs bouxhtand sold on Commission. Having
Laso an once In Eassern New York, ~ point
from which aarge emigration may b. expected during
the present season, have unusual Advantage 10
dis,.o@e OF lands to actual settlers.
II r'toap snesotiAts1 en- Real hsiatsseeun,y.
--RFHEREyCEs--
New York city. Peoghksepsi-.x. =.
Hsn. John Van bursn, Hon. Charlie. h knHries,
A. C. PlaxR, Gilbert Dean.
- charles O'Conof, " vaseef d Co,
william r. havemeyer. Henson IoS~fnR
AGthony ]. BieeckcF. - Prot. 3. T. u. MefeeY
William Skidmofs. Utica. y. Y.
Albany, NY. Hen HoYato Sey mour
Hill, Cagzer & Porter Chicago. III.
Hogeoo0me, KIM sns noiss RK.Swiff AMI Co..
Efas,us Corning. Mile and Fowler.
AplI3d Wtf e. Wood and 90.
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TMfE gass.s Leather Ssofs made 10 order.
u. & d..
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n 90 NJ . M x:
New 4 Improved Carpet Lining

iron WINCH 4 PATsHr has sssk ArsItsDl
,r,His nav xnd valuable article surpasses amy thing
haratoG,rs brought before the public, and consists
Of Two webs clean and durable material, with
srords % every person using II the following advAn
uscs:
durability of your carpets.
Clsspliusss elasticity and lsss liable from DIRE than
sves straw any article generally used for this Pur.
Pee.
1, adds materially to the Appearance OF your car.
pet, and dssaens the sound in walking over L..
II cAa conveniently be placed undsg your carpets.
OIL C!ot1s, stair Carpets, DO. stsoy time.
Tha T1ycs putS IL within the roach Of every tsmt-
~, CauFch, Hall, Boat, OF Wherever CArpss OF OU
G. ,th esa oe used.
Ills wsrsptsd 60 give satisfscsicu 10 all who ussh.
Foa sALs At
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
nsylS Corner sseor' ard brady sis, Davsppcr
Hydisuhc Csmsnt.
~ WsssY Nos, keps eeoeanty on hand spd sos
Nd suH1owsA PRxrrYxAx
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, LAKGEassortmentJ ustopeninga and for sale q
"A Dayenpor, Music store;
40 s Ls Claire ROW; CkANDALL + HIGGIN
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| Rave tLis day assve.ated WITH ne 10 business
4EixlG Paensie. Hereafter the bssiLess will be
saaucLed unGsr The bld ely 10 VI Paru,rie d
drp. HESRY pAhMELE.
hAy s6thdi
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04


Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr.. Church,
i'll. of Boston, who is now travelling for his
health in the East. -'..s
at gives one an ever present idea OF the
expansive enterprise of his countrymen, TO
find their commodities Of commerce. continu-
alIy in his path wherever he goes. 4 have not
visited any considerable city of Turkey, where
did not End the MEDICINES of my country
represented by AYER's CHERRY PEcroRAL; In
Smyrna, Aleppo. Jaffa, Jerusalem and Con-
stantinople, we see in each, on the, door post OF
some bazaar. the peculiarly American looking
iron card of DIR. Aver, saying 10 language
which not one in thousand of the pasers-b
can read, sAyer's Cherry Pectorai for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption. Sold Here" On
shelf behind the cross-legsed mussulman, ere
seen the bottles with their English, Spanish,
French and German faces turned towards the
crowd, and on enquiring we are told that for
eigners are not the only purchasers, but the
true believers themselves waive their trust IN
fate to try the prodnctof American skill, when
they find there is 60 other cure for them.
81 was told yesterday that the Cherry Pee
toralhad been presented to the Sultan, and u
now in constant use in his hsren, and IN tha
Hospitals Of the Empire"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04

- p --F / s.. q - fs..r ~
Here is what the London Chron-
ticle, one of Queen Victoria's organs,
has to say IN reference to the Presi-
Dental election: =.
1--WE should be sorry to see Mr.
Buchanan elected, because he is in
favor Of preserving the obnoxious
institutions as they exist, and The
tsaity Of The States. There is no
safety for European monarchicaI gov
eminent, if the progressive spirit of
the Democracy Of United States is
allowed to succeed. Elect Fremont
and the first 5low to tie separation
Of tie United States is sfected."
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!. LA.TD N.4EE.

& n pursuance Of adecree Of the Circuit
u Court of Lincoln county. Tennessee pro-
neunced at its July term, 1856. in the case of
James Pamphn and Others. Bill for sale of
Land. win, on Friday, disc 26fis sep
teinbcr nexf, offer for sale On the premises,
on credit Of one, two and three years, Give
per cent. cash excepted, to pay cost and ex-
ton mentioned, belonging to the heirs OF
HeuTy H. Pamplin. deceased. Said tract Of
Land contains about two huudred and twenty
I've acres, and is situated in civil district No.
g, on the waters of Norris' Creek.
Bond with two or more approved securities
will be required Of the purchaser. aud lien
retained on the Land nntilthe pnrchase money
ia paid. r. s. WOODARD, Clerk.
Aug. I'll, 1856-5w--s4 80.
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gentlemen who. billet themselves, o.
are biIleted upon the piety and charity
of the public, we do not respect. i
there is one species Of fraud more alb
horrent than another in the sight Of
Heaven and good men, it is that which
is perpetrated under The mask Of
goodness. @ . ~
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Isl II . = , 3 3
WV. PARKS, ESQ, of Waxahachee,
Ellis county, Texas, is an authorised
agent Of the fayetteville Observer.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, August 27.-Tht
steamer Grenada has arrived, will
dates from San Francisco to the 9Th
The Vigilance Committee were
still in power. On the 18th Of July
the committee hung Joseph Hs.hef-
ington for the murder Of DR.. Randall
a few days previous; also Brace, for
murder committed a year ago. $3.50.
Judge Terry was still il prison.
Hopkins bad recovered.
Several attempts have been made
80 fire San Francisco and Sacramento.
A fire occurred at Nevada. Loss
So 100000.
The failure of Palmer, Cook & Co.
to pay the State and City Coupons,
created a feeling of indignation
throughout the State. The State
Treasurer will provide for their pay
ment speedily.
Crops are good.
Market active; first fortnight
closed dull. :,
There haye been serious disturban:,
ses in different parts Of the State
between Americans and foreigners.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of .venditiopi exponas
I'D issaed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, Tennessee, and to me di-
rected, I will expose to sale for cash. at the
courthouse door in the town Of Fayetteville,
on Saturday, the 90th day OF Sep
tember, 1856, all the right, title, claim
and Interest that William P.-Neeld has in and
TO a HOUSE AND LOT in the town of Fay
etteville. bounded as follows:-begiuning at
the Southwest corner of lot No. %, and run
ming east, with the south boundary of lots No.
% and SO. 10 poles, thence south 6225 poles to
astske, thence west IL poles to stake, thence
north to the beginningof said lot; levied upon
by David Rorax, constable of said county, to
satisfy judgment that William j. Howard
recovered against the said Neeld before Thos.
II. Freeman, ESQ.,. the I'd day Of February,
1856. MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff.
Aug. 21-f4tS4l
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STRANGE ANNouNcE,lENrr.-Al

STRANGE ANNoUNcEMENT.-At q
meeting of spir;tualists, at Lowell,
Mass, hast Sunday, it was announced
that "Next Sabbath morning, at the
usual hour Of worship, Gen. Andrew
Jackson will lecture through The
medium Of Brother PIERCE" and
further nthat on Wednesday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, the ladies would
assemble to decorate the Hall, for
the reception Of Gen. Andrew jack
SOU" So says the Andover { Mass.)
Advertiser.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04

PRcFEssoR Woop's MEDIo1sE DEroT.-The
attention of our readers is requested to the
advertisement of Prof. Wood, in this paper.
He engaged in his present business, we be-
lieve, not more than year since, where he
establisheda depot for the sale of medicine at
IA Market sts bat by energy and popularity
he has increased it to almost limitless extent.
Now he has adepotiu the city of New York,
arranged for manufacturing extensively, and
for supplying the eastern portions Of the coun-
try. The value and popularity Of bis prepa-
raiions are attested by multitudes Of ,certif-
Gates from persons who profess to recommend
them solely from their own experience 81.
LOUIS LateQiGeaee-, JulQ1. 1855.
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Gbs Murktts Bars


Tenn.
During the current week the produce mar
kst hes exhibited very little activity, while IN
the leading branches Of mercantile trade de-
ciaed Improvement has been manifest. The
river remains very low. x
Flour--There is dropping tendency in the
market, and very little doing. We still quote
Tennessee at q 6o@S3 per hundred, and So
&c SO per Dbl.
wheat--A general depression has prevailed
in the wheat market; and very little IS being
done. Several parties who usually purchase
are entirely out of the market, while those
who still buy are by no means anxious to make
large purchases. The highest figures now of
fered are 75 cents for red. and 80@85 cents for
good white.
Corn.--Ysilow corn $50 4oc per bushel
Oafs--C Cleaned. 30c per bushel.
Bacou.-The market is exceedingly dull
We quote hams at S981zc; shoulders 81 a.;
clear sides $685..
BEEHIVE quote at$4
Butter.-20c . D.
Lard.---9c. ~ p
Meal.-30 per bu.
Eggs.--Per doz. Sc.
Feathers -40@43.
Taliow.--Rendered 10@1O1ge.
/ Honey.-Strained8 SO 121z; Comb lo@121z.
Salt-Per bnsh., SOC; fine, per bag, 50 SO,
and coarse do. 2 90.
Wooden Ware Wholesale selling prices
for cash--for red cedar ware; iron bound buck
cts per dozen, SIS 90; brass bound, per dozen,
$40 90; iron bound tubs, in nest, s. SO; do
in nest, SIS so. g
s Domestic --i-4 sheesing $40 per yard;I
Osnaburgs 1219 49,.
Iron and Nsils--Tsnnessee Iron o1a @9K
and Nails 10d. 81 25a3 so.
Whiskey. --35040 per gallon,
Clncinnati. Ohio.
!. Flour quiet with dropping tendency: sales
at IS g.. white wheat 81 25@1 &c; red
81 10. .whjskey. 2eX @267S nnolasses
IS. =. sugar 81 clio. coffee 1l@1lk.
New York, N. T.-
Flour dropping, So 25@sfor Southern. :.
wheat dropping, 81 53@1 S. for Southern
corn Gle for mixed mess pork SO Is
ole 81. >. whiskey $780,
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The Greenyille flhiol Democr,,

The Greenyille (Ohio) Democrat
says that Ex-Governor Trimble, Of
that State, has come out in favor
of aBuck and Breck, . and is doing
good service for the cause Of Demoo-
racy. Last year he ran as the .Old
Line Wing" candidate for Governor.
So we go; the Union loving men can
not, and will not, support the "Wool-
ly Horse" and bis disunion grooms-
men.
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HABRIsoN's coLUns1AN
HAIR Dye 80

SIZE E>LsRGED--sTTIE IfRBnyEp.
has doabis the quaHtIsy AMI s,ssnssA Fl
Il any other =
1t gives perfectly nsturxl col 4.
II eeiors every shade from liza brown 70 jss
black. oT-its use is easy ara rapid. - =
1t Is perfectly harmless-tc TIRE Sk;h. y
It's efest Is instantaneous and 4ersaauen<.s
{. 1t Is the beat, quiessst eye,Ps. saa o. 1T ans
ever s3ade. =. :
grDirectioas for use accompany ezch iisr IA
Prlce--l OF Sl-2 oz 81 50--4 "a s3--s 90 IS
Entered according to.set-ef Cnsaress. in ths
year 1855. by A. WsIiarrisoe, il, to- .C.ofks
Once of the District Court Of tbe G. s. for
the Eastern District Of PenHsslsal:ia.1 -
For sale by Farrar. Caldwell 4 Co, aad 4.
n Whitaker. Mulberry, TefB.
Ausafsssrer, APobLos " HARRISON. fosoufis
7th S., Philadelphia JslY .3l--1zus.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04
SHERaFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of two wri,s Of venditioni ex-
D ponas issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee. and TO
me directed, Il will expose to sale for cash, at
the court house door in the town of Fayette-
vile, -on Saturday, the 2ofh day es
sepscsnbcr. 1855, all the right. title. claim
and interest that John Webb has Id and TO
certain tract or parcel of LAND situated IN
the County of Lincoln, State of Tennessee, in
civil district No. IL, and bounded as follows
ION the east By the lands of William Cole,
on the north by the lands Of Sheriff. & Parr,
on .the'west by r. II. GrantIin. on the south
by Webbs heirs, containing by estimation
two hundred acres, be the same more or less;
levied upon by James Pinkerton, as the prop
erty OF the said John Webb, to satisfy tive
judgments, one in favor of Mary G. Hefrels-
ton, ard one In favor of Thos.. Franklin.
MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff.
Aug. 2l--f4tE41
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04
Pelitien 60 sell Slaves.

In pursuance Of a decree Of the 4
i Circuit Court Of Lincoln county. g
Tennessee. pronounced at its. j July term. n
1856. in the matter OF John and William Old
and others. Petition for sale Of Slaves. viii
offer for sale to the highest bidder. on credit
of twelve months, Except fifty dollars in essh
to pay costs. }as the courthouse door in the
town Of Fasetteyilfe, on the first Monday
i'm October mext. the SLAVES Toney
and Sarah in the Petition mentioned. belong
ing to the heirs Of John Old, deceased Bond
with two good securities win be required OF
the purchasers, and lien retained on the
Slaves until the purchase money is paid.
r. W0ODARD, Clerk.
Aug. 81, l856-5w-$4 80.