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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-04

DY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
ID of Lincoln county, Tennessee, pronounced
at the November term, 1856, in the matter Of
William B. Rhea and others--Bill for sale Of
Slaves-I win, on Friday the 26th day
Of December next. at the courthouse
door. in Fayetteville, Tenn. offer for sale TO
The highest bidder on credit Of twelve
months, the SLAVES in the petition men,
toned, viz: Jack, aged about l6 years; Ann,
about g.; Puss. about T. Said Slaves will be
sold for distribution amongst those entitled
thereto. Bond with two or more good securi-
ties will be required of the purchaser, and q
lien retained on the Slaves till the purchase
money IS paid.
4. 8. WOODLAND. Clerk.
Nov. %, 1856-[u32:v6-tds-S4 SOL
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MARRIAGES,
- = : =
MARRIED.

In this county. 10th ult., by 0. P. Hill. Esq,
Mr. JAS. B. PIGG and Miss MARTHA JANE
MORTON.
In this county, Gath ult., by Rev. Alex.
Smith, Mr.. RoBT. HUGHEY and Miss SARAH
TATE.
In this county, 26th ult.. by John Caughran,
Esq, Mr.. IsHAM j. TowERY and Miss CELIA
RANEY
In this county, 18th ult by Rev. A. G.
Smith, Mr.. JAMES R. MooREs and Miss NJ. l..
SMITH.
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HARRISON'S COLUMBIAN
HAIR DYE.


SIZE EvLARGED-sTYLE IMPROVED.
1T has double the quantity and strength of
l. any other.
1t gives perfectly natural color.
1t colors every shade from light brown to jet
black. (E5-Its use is easy and rapid.
1t is perfectly harmless to the skin.
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent.
1t is the best, quickest, cheapest and safest DYE
cver made.
fTDirections for use accompany each box.LO
Price--1 OF S1-2 OF 81 SOL OF $3-8 OF So
Entered according to act of Congress, in the
year 1855. by A. w. Harrison, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court of the U. s. for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
For sale by Farar, Caldwell f Co., and r..
n. Whitaker, Mulberry. Tenn.
Manufacturer, APofLos W. HARRISON. 10 South
9Th ST., Philadelphia. July 3l-I2m
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Land for Sale!

II WISH to sell TRACT OF A <NM-O
IL LAND four miles south of xS5ss Fla
Shelbyville, one-half mile east sssftesisssfA
of the Pike-230 acres, 40 mproved-has
new hewed log house, Is by 20 feet-wel
watered and timbered-level and clear Of rock
nearly all susceptible of cuItivation-one-
half or two thirds of the rails cedar-about
20 acres Of Wheat sown on it. G.B. Miller
is acquainted with the Land As have nc
use for the Land, will give great bargain
and immediate possession.
M. L. DISMUKES.
Near Shelbyville, Nov 20, lS56-3w
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A. & s. N. BURGER,
sfEkO2'aleaSS at ENaC.

WILL practice in all the Courts held
w for Lincoln county.
S. N. Burger having permanently located at
Fayetteville, can at all times be found at his
Office on the south side of the Public Square.
Dec 4, 1856-12m*
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

lst Rind of animal is given. I'd, color :.
Sd. description .4th, age. 5th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of arrest =.
9Th, valuation.
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Drug and Variety
HOU S e!

HHO y Il!
II HAVE just received, and keep con-f7Rn
IL stantly on hand. at my Drug and ~
| Variety Store, in MULBERRY, TENN. ~
fresh and genuine supply of Drugs. x
Medicines, Paints. Oils. Dye-stuls.
Sulph. Quinine; Sulph Morphia;
Blue Mass; Calomel;
! Tod. Potass: Orleum Ergota;
Acetas de Morphia; ProtoI odurede Mercurc
Blistering Ointment in rolls)
Thompson's Eye-water. and all the popular
Patent Medicines of the day.
LOafer's Mouth Water.
Fine French Brandy; American Brandy;
The best remedies in the world for Flux. Di-
arrh9a, and arrangement Of the bowels
generally. Try tit is very exhilarating in
its effects, and, withal, very cheap.
COnfeciionaries.
Raisins. common and fine Candies, a superb
article Of Wedding Candy Every hifalutin.)
Cigars.
1t is useless for me to enumerate the differ
ent kinds of Cigars have on hand. have
them ranging from the Cuba Six to the finest
and highly favored Havana; all of which
will sell very cheap.
Balm Of n Thousand Flowers.
What lidy or gentleman would remain I'M
der the curse of dsagreeable breath. when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers"
as dentrifce, would not only render it sweet
but leave the teeth whitea as alabaster? Many
per- ons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is so delicate their friends will new
er mention it, II will remove tan, pimples,
and freckles from the skin, leaving it of a soft
and roseate hue.
Varieties.
All kinds of Perfumeres, Stationary "a.
Of every kind-aso is added to his stock -
fine Cutlery. Pocket Knives, Razors, etc. -
Brushes and Straps, all kinds fine Soaps, about
twenty qualities of smoking and chewing To-
bacco, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda, Rice, and
various other articles not necessary to mention.
A fine assortment of Spectacles, all sorts; Snuff
and Snuff Boxes, and great many articles for
LADIES, to which would respectfully invite
their attention.
Powder, Lead, Shot, Caps, Shot Guns of the
very best-all of which the undersigned offers |
low for cash or TO punctual dealers on time.
THOS. Ii. FREEMAN.
Nov. 20. 1656-12m
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W. A. WOO DS. B. H. WOODS. MIKE L. WOODS
WOODS & BROTHERS,
TulIahoma, Coffee Co., Middle Tenn,
HAVE erected large and COM sG.A
Il 4 modious Pork Packing .SxeNA

n 4 mOQlOuS EOEA IiCAkhs r,SScAA
House, and are prepared to do the business
of such an house upon the most favorable
terms. The business of our establishment con-
ssts in KILLING. Sailing and SMOKING, on
commission. We will. also, if required, at
tend faithfully to the shipping of the Bacon
and Lard to any market or make sales here,
as desired. The object OF. our firm will be to
make it to the interest of Hog dealers to have
their Hogs killed and prepared for market by
us. We desire to make this the governing
point in establishing sound market for the
surrounding counties--where every farmer may
realize the full value of his Bacon Lard, &c.
Our Mike L. Woods is continually in Mont
gomery, Alabama, and always posted in re-
gard to prices; and we only ask trial, feeling
assured we will be able to make meat dealers
a more speedy return of cash, than by any
other process they can adopt
December 4 1856-lm.
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Estray List.
This very valuable table may be
found in another column
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Land for Sale at a
REDUCED PRICE,!

FNHE subscriber offers his A .NNoN
Il FARM at reduced price @sIsssxkA
of Five Dollars on the ai tE51.sEfs
Acre less than heretofore; and on DIFF
ferent terms of payment favorable to buyers
Purchasers would do well to call soon, as sew
ersl persons want the Farm 1t is a good
Stock and Grain Farm-well watered-two
settlements with out-houses-near 400 acres
in the tract--most of the Land productive
an inexhaustible amount Of Undertakes two
miles from Booh's HILL
AMOS HURLEY.
Nov. 20. 1856-tf
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TAdvertisements are inserted in the or
der inswh;ch they are handed IN.
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~ A Request Easily Granted. 50.
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices blanks just printed
sad for sale at our desk-cheap.
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ue leaving the rail ciuiagp at iullvpc
na. ", ao,c| among thr crowd o. lann,ur
Icwwut ur ihc met rruuinc sp.r.iugn ni d
Paddy So be,nme our ntcsropc ~ ~cl,etd
oae, Bhcu the ~ bolc crowd passgl ~ 10 cheat
bin out ut his customors. each one usistlps
that his ear ives the best on thc geound II
"Uf own country ! would have expected lad
bio i nnd iith,, hat here / wa treated all
comr iiou oui q. the way wid Won. sad
orr man. inklng eur carpet hux ord Leading
thr Wal 80 his ear 4" lsit uie likes % You
thai would be- pilher taking u vnt,mau and
inc badly iuio ger company. ~ smlp,ne
nni t'un turning to Nv. om,i the rotort ~ hi4
El,os carwgI q" yer homer mwi eyrpse the
hhgard io, 'h'y tavrt lunt ,yl To- be- ,b,.
| csni"
lioN mnch ar ncur 'or your cav, We ak
cine shllinr, ycJ houor
! Very well new wan, ycu 10 iatc a. III
over The town anil bow us al lhc sight
] "Srti hith viii md what s.a. az. IA. s.
woall yor honor be aitrr Swing thr p,v
chur'h
Yes, "a ahead TO the ucW church
The population u, fhv town Is nhooi 500
" c ,a9 Through the na,n ,trci. where ID, ~,
'crr d icw good stores. bu, ao evidence Of What
III American w"od call prosperity. Tbr utW
church is Catholic, u gothic architecture. not
vi 'uishud, This d tho lhorstam ,rd 81
lrchn,l, ,c' o large msiuriy 81 the lgasaalsy
eos ta'hubcs We afe ihru taken hy orr
t'',tonc 20 .gc thc roo, lIJuS, o0 tie .hgts
."l The p'aoc AS extensive establishment 81
~.Nrfai huiii,pgs. the largest IA thr llace >si
bcFut cg ple ci onr Argc ,ttic-. The bali-
Inc arr o. ls'saltr stone iScmc't bar. e bud
dlues Ia "a. part ci ireland AMI looAs n,a,
and comfortable. Ooy argc c!i6cc slantCl
from the others IS the byrr hospital REGULAR
Institution al. over thc county. tor tl,r r,ccption
NJ thcv afflicted with typhu, a,er. The pre-
,ailioe disease Of IN ad anil badly hcu>,lpoy
uly
NN tie poor people comfortable there
luladc y,r homer, thy are not. \ ur,n 10
go,d leal,h il very bad cfia It. They ~ no
smuAiRs ard net hall enough to ate
Why then d. healthy men go there
BaAage yr honor, ifapcor family goos 80.
t.c vet man ra,st 81 IN too, anil work ~ 'hr
farm ~ tale his iamily away, ami II h. 7'ns
o'r they u end him II he's in the iAnv king
dome and fetch him back AMI all they rei 10
a,r. is cooras br,'ad md s,,rahout, to5, upi
porridgc' ,wioe day. and li,,lc hrth oacc
a wpkc Now Il. show the rrotc,ian' ,barch
II ~ tl,e larrs, in bIcymeNa.
4 ,eTy larry AMI Handsome s,ouc h1Abrs
Is the congregation larry
Thu congr' yation, ycar honor, e s't 80
hggr. 81, the hoasc 5, biz, bu' ,hcy ay 'ho, 4
viii h. isensiag,
loa SYN - hayc A grca, many poog ~
pic herr wha; 60 lseoriug mcn SGT a day
Now IN harvest, shiircs the rst ID
TIC y,vr ir.n opr shilipv To enc and ,hn,>
lp-nc,
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anptnsr Ann ne,.gmatio.,.

TIE gsgya,pg COMMUNICATION "a ri Atom -
,,,, r. r.. ...,..i.,,,.,. .-.f l.,....,
'''''''
u f'@A} 4" 0N e''@s'47' ~ 'i''' rs ID 'a'' ruin"
b~f ol to- AissDgf Aegia,l.eaa. Tue oUDpt-
tssli t..ti him Al. cordially elslor.s.. a.
o;ll ,ts...,tf ,f,,,...,;.. ,s,.t,A ,....,...
U Hi'"iD@ q" At9'h'hth'"a' u'fIbS hHtti''fA
10 ihs Territory
"Or late wear. ,.,f.s, .,s,.y oil its VERY has,
mf,, Of Tia Kepvb.ic Ana officers OF the army.
re si,,o IN mud ,yin, tho .rr,;,.a f4,.n eonaf,,
aoss iflr urhsni,v q, mann. - a,n;si,ie di.r,,s
tons and high moral and intellectual attain.
peri4 ,gho Iayp pas.e.l llrauyb tho fiery ordeal
81 toll and th. yiris-,tt,,lrs u,c;Ieat tD ypn,b
aed ,aBhey.t .-srdif., Tho ta.f lave a. tbe,r
lives ia tie sry jc, a the.r c,eiatry Tor tho l.g.
garry pi,,succ allowed b. tbs go,rfnmert 10
tree ,eerit h0p4s,v and virtfic. wI.fqI on apa
cvi.y IA along snf "a talr1 cover their heads.
,b.y aye co,a,.psJ 20 -rs On and sqs other en-.
ul,yy,rer.s y,f'o-c ha,i.r INV and more ,ra.lit e
eivt,, 20 rt.ir merit and worth in or.r % s,y,
nsst ib.,o,..I,,,, anal ,ae.r E,uilte.
i Perceive tie patae oi CAM j. II. r. TopD.
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Letter srom '.a,. s1'aTs.
he.ow sill be .oual Gov. g3st It,er %
a..yt+ 20 one nh.tegsA t,m IS Geu. i.sIa.
a,a' oaf readers remember, aai lie caiuraad-
er ri ;h, Missouri '9gce Jis54aad by osi, d.
Go, G. the Hpeg 3 taken -Jm de iuae
Paudenca MO- Neseaee,, So i4:e.. p-ag also
appear tAc letter q! Gen. ! o, bot q tie
latter I, quite 'augihy Do, neni ue have
~, pare Or ' iaour columns. G.n. D.: icl.er
j. @a.uiy taken up with ,I4ir4les & Als
own eoIre 10 rtn Min. ,o .1..d "a tl.eo g,
armed m-a. 70 march into ana.s la, s4Js
TIA, i Fas the nnly object q h.lsg.i ani tie
men aGier he conmand 4, rcpei r.th vllat-
cyrr forces was asc- sary. anJ a,taok tb4, iai2at
b. ma.le 10y Col. fAxa'. III ~ 1n tjzsns Of
IL" Territory, who yira ga ile 5sury
question were not .n g5usos ace wita tlesr aA-
ter'ainal by la>E ani bis Iarty. A.l.- faoh-
iag 81 ihe cycea.es comm 'l0i by t4c Free
State mrr, 1T driving pcr,- who haI cp.is;a-
tad from Missooi from 10 Aolu,s. Geo z.
FAY ~ regard to ;b. oi,ic .i iln exposition
under lns cornmnd
ana -e'.'hs .,'s. ofi' 2. eaen. ~ '.e l.'-e
ir.m 4. Dordsrs {, comma, tlr ipnr5sr 81. ssst
..o. 80 &c . ..o,a'.'s n"r'. Ne "
e',.n or ny part Of - q '@as e ha'. ~ rr
sas,s, "a 4. tslers e.a.ea.,a 80! r. .s..
ao H. H. s,u' 81 snr y, ,,Sr
,Ipls,gr i4ds. o. oFs,5p .,5 ,aa, .,c I.i q, ! /,
t.ta''"g apos harmless apie te tai ass.s ct etv'
i.,e,. ,.s~ss, '',' s' ' .s
lresosr ,lsre ,sy@si 10 80 ot1rs feoi-l. ..as w.
i'' ia'''''' H"' '"Ie''' f "'f F''F".'
speaking Of he ARRIVAL Of Gov. NaspY. aaa
the ,lisl,an1ir, " n. ,,.o t,,r u s,c..
YER ,. .'a i'l 't"r ~
ve bad ,hoa,,tn sss.pttoao. rat o,s utar....d
..' -; - .-,.."- 500 80 80 re-''t rr-s-'rs,
10 hing a.. 81, ~. 'l'
tnc',5u hafote hal IT. 'olu. t.rs. lato oar ovn
,'u'' :" 49, p'r.,.@ "a a., ,,..Ja s,y ="
sr-y ,ttstui- ifa.e y, s.aaa sal ,ra.e..e.t
Die Lam eed ii' 'pn't' to zoe praa~. gi uistes
INV, i'm ava "a S S,as =" ,', " 'er M
executive aho 1t ,sprstst'. b.. H. M -u' e'er.
m'""'"' 10 ma.n'''" %. "aI'''t
Ttt l4ler q GOV. Gr>E. which .,I.,,yt4
.f.....,t...t ,.,....
"' '' "'f "n' impartial nfh % Whatever par
g. iha' iis is cleri.ur every means 30 l. pow
cr 10 ,n,I ,ll disturbance .tI fl.,l h. f.. ,,+
=. .l..... .n a.
''''''''' - '''' "'''''' '''
''''!' ''"r'"f '"' t''-s', a., t"r'i'n 't ~"
inhabitants:
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~ ALIT HAY Int EILN MADE IN tn
l ravmet' 81 the hr't ihs,si'mea al the n,or.ys
-rei - tr paa ~ certain Iadeutar 81 riga
NrariHe tlio tan trrt asy Of AUGUST 4. l. IsiJ enc
rat,d by siatttaS troi sa,l Maria vile, uf ttr
o ta,i--cy 1ns Territory of Nlnursots 10 Aleysudr.
NtAlu ct PIE sane county, 60 secure ne payne 80 o
taf snn' thirteen hopdrr and seventy doiiars
r"ra nS iu Too eou t2i- nt certain bcRi beAsine
so wa sad MORTGAGE ~ follows 10 VII the sum
csas aH IN" hrt asY o' JAY, \. a. lsan and The ~
tatr .uD at st nanacd ami eiskiy dsi!a.a
hrft. els e@ui 90 the ifs u1y Il july, - ltS-
nsr Sith interest a, iie rate q tea Fer pr
nuGi ulpa i Whole sum remaining uapa,d ~ TIE time
ofr1ei gt"rrt which s7it mortgage duly ieoooi.
Ell q" zoe st -. ~ Auets', l>i5, at ~. o'Ci"r
n ihr rHiee # the REGISTER ~ teis 4 rald
'i hsn ~rJ ID booE ~ 81 Mortgages. pages l.b an
3d. snd Dsun shi.h tho, ~ ella med 10 BE-. due II ~ .
dns OF s uutife thu OF Fht huaa, Ell and ihir..
raru -.uu doisr. principal sad iutefrs' a. So lo.
ne - 'ns'alnent at sad mortgage. Anl .Sid boa
AtH' ~. b. 10 b. SOD Ale Sana'r NIlkin o.
tnafl %, i'anan nhd INV assignment thereof duh
rae d'a .H t-" p - isF Of Nuelrt, D. 1850, at e''
'elech L "a ne once Of tie Register at Deeds Of i
80. snd the 'sA sHm ~ eish hundred and hftyseesI
l!o dollars tt'bs NOW Ga- aud unpaid, and no stt
p oc"e'os ~ IN having hern instituted so .
.@ht srrur'd hg SAD mortgage aay part thereof %,
ue@ rs ~t't' .iyrn. that ia p'r-lsuce 4hi BY
'1e lover ct -ai" BE -aid mortgage contained, sad oi
f-t 2" so shsH ca-es waof 1rt provided the prem,
i4 $500 f.t ,vni.UBe aua dsRcub,a til nws, Boz
~t ~, A.~ parcel q land ing Ia arid count. ,,
4a.o' d enorn a. t'.s Ne. siH.and seven % - 10
t"r tH '3" gi ga, iG Dayton a lNinr adait.u
20 UHi 5nal IN sal t0nnIy & ramsey will be sald
pep .'"-H" "a the tnuu House IA rant Pau, afr
'9'd "' ~ IH!h inv Of nctohc' u $50 ~ ele'"a
4 wn.iv iir,so. cnAn,tsB HOFFMAN,
Attys Tor A,.i5u,a A~lqaer
ptttt r'emhrt ., ls.6.-wbi
r aba'r safe b r'aipoosd gnti the l.t GAY OF
Ne.A' A. h is.G. At 'ht ,oAf House 40 a. FaaI 81,
cesc7 'io'' IN 'e '-rnooa. n1tsi SertelHber $50
af.ss1 q iassu. at,crae,
f-t. ,--- 90, ,,-,,,,, ,,,.,,,. ,,,,. -. ,,
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~ EsiNrNt CAutE DEAtFR --W, i.p
TN following tyom tl4 Providence Pest IS
uolei .Nholitloa orator. whose stoc, IN ir,l
b o. 10. iiaA y. Apsaialutca order a, Nrd yety
so',ma.y e., ass audience, ard who Is ,'oig &
f@5s : polau, rat fha was iisbnl3g o.
The harA, lc aal observed the -ilerce wht
beloved so and r,pled IN saNar. ca"
tr.t v3ieh brought Down th' booss. ar
the ,.. g.. ..4.
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t1a lssstprNuu tlsrCoN. 10 rcir,>u
t'e memory & many co. or r-al.rs " rrruh
l"h ttr ar' % CowoH rea'iug to ,hr ttg'
ioT holl.Hs 81, isasd,nia! ,,'etjoa
The ,,sH A., President and ir, i'rsi
Jtat >hsl po appo ilc,i IN elch state osl ii.
Tuesday aitr4 ,.s r-s MONDAY IN the month o,
No'cnlsr 'n 'Ae scar To Which they ART 10 =.
aplosai0l iIa Jtse. tasl each state nav hy
las prov. ...r Hs euy vIs3n,v or
'Ao tHs ual.a aiss oscar "a college 81
.rt.'r wr.I sHeH r1.rcr lagvts ,u giyg Be-
electoral vv'H ....a tl...4s,i also. VI hen HlE
~'ai. .3 .a 8 1921 ,t,iioo ar "a, prr
g. r1N~ir, c'st.ea aad shat, al, a. mas
= chn'eN r tho ,isy as'-e sid. tlwr ~ e'retor
may tc aproipt,d n7 q nhsotun' DAY 'e ;arh
. mauuer a. The star s1an provide ~ a'i
Jaouayy ~ 81"
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\ h est,N kulEo Among the t@,u
g a. .nsogsgut. 81 rtty's command, who
N,,y H, a''y Ac. Nicaragua. 10y order q
',et Ha}s w.s VI y. WEBS. %. loutsy,''a
Nj v r.nt ., With 'h, Grs, expeditions, l-
3.r 80, latI N''n
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Rough Notes OF "Trip 10 Europe from
ID. a. ~,

NtgbgE ~.
Forsszu Ceftesp anieaos 81 oSse, and Dsraosfsf
Gsggsocg, scotland,
September r..
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\ t.vTrrr wv A,t9rNsv IoIa
H,r w-, at aa ,a q. p,cial guardian
tie Anos ota,as sri "a now lis'cr,a, cha'a
p'on 81 lhr hae, r,rhiars f lrh' n
know q taay', o t' two .cis'ie ,ts
ruGh.y laas t.,a. Tuesday lass 70 give.
its tC>.rrr- q fr'1vs
O. m' i.,'. =. -. ,.... "a. 81. ia;a }tcs,
.sc,l1as are -Nut han, ugs Thsy wI via.a.c
H. s2uaDaS agi s,.l Jgt taH psinOpbfs sup
pocfl r. r, -.a, ard 'ic al ths primary
me'r'f- hog ,' ch..-i Hesitation We
sAal ,''e h'tv "a oov arb 'ec,irn }Ay am,
strange bargains lstwcca those opposite ~
ssal ato. vita a.Ar,t 0,e;4c PRIMER les,
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O S'iCOgS. Alsasse a. & e.,

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-10

JOHN KYSER. Prth, ] In attachment.
against Civil action. }
David d. Drake, Deft. THE Defend.
ant will take notice that the PIsintiF
in the above cause, on the 26th day Of
November, a d. 1855, caused an Order
of Attachment TO be issued by J. W,
Swepston, Justice of the Peace for Elk
township, Yinlon county, Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, stocks, interest in
stocks, rights, credits. moneys. and Of.
lectS Of said Delendant-an ubsc onding
debtor-to satisfy the claim OF said
Plaintiff for Fourteen Dollars Sith in.
terest from the 9th day of Noyemb Der,
1855, and Twenty-Five Dollars the prob
able costs of suit; and that said csrse
has been con ntinued for service on said
Defendant, and will be for hear riEg b.
fore said Justice at his Office ia McAI.
thur in said township, on the 10th day
Of January, a. d. 1855, at O'clock r
Nj. of said daj last aforesaid.
Dec. l3, So. JOHN KYSRR.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-10

CHAS. A. M. DAMARlN y Co
ID ECElVED direct from Ncw Orleans,
IN 575hhds fair to prime N, 0. Sugar.
B 20 : Z" clarified do. 4,
1859 bis loaf, crushed & pulverized sugar:
81 bxs white Havana, for candy and syr-
assEP biisE. o. Molsses; = Va t,s.a
! IS do "St. James" choice sugar H, mo
lasse;s s5is.a .a
{ 100 do Common sugar II. molasSes.
{ 10 do Golden syrup;
55 .Tes' Rice; '''.'l pa 8"
:. 300 bags Rio and Java coffee; :.
Which, together with full and completed
stock Of, =, - s. . s'i'.
WooDwARE-Buckets, tub, zine washboards,
bEooms, &c. @
FRulTs & Nyrs-Flgs, rasins' almonds pc
caps, E. Walnuts, filberts; Brazil nuts; &c.
SPIcEs-'GToupd and nnground- Pepper;
alspices; cinnamon; cloves; ginger; nutrnegs:
FIsH--mackeral; dried herring, Goldfish; sar-
dimes: g ~ A$
TEAs--A large stock of fresh imperial, Y:
Hy ysou; gunpowder and black tea: 9i - :
ToBAcco-Fives; eigbts and pound plug OF
good Virginia, Missouri and Kentucky brands
-also, Gedge d Bros and other good bands
Of twist Tobacco: ~ u. n 4 * z
DYE-sTuFFs-IndigO; copperas madder and
alum;5 t1sloai gsssg -
SusDRIEr-Soap; candles, starch, chocolate,
sal9ratus; super carbonate Of soda; EPSON
salt; lead; shot; Wrapping paper; &c.s6<c F2
+ We will sci atl'the Tagular Cincinnatti
| wholesale prices: aosHfe asloQ =
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-10
I. NEW. GOODS.

TEHE undersigned desire asain to tender
IL their thanks othtir numerous custom.
ers for past favos, end advise them Of the
fact, atthey are now receiving and open
ing al tic BHCk corner. a Large and Splend-
ID Steck Of .FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS, consisting Of every variety and
quality, suited to the wants OF their custom
ers and the community; which they pledge
a,e,Oselves to sell as lOp as they can be bought
,F, lis or any oil The western markets. They
.,lll not boast, brsg or banter, but they do
not intend 10 Dc trceiled in qantity and qlali-
ty Of their GOod0, neither Do they intend ~
be undsrSOld. --.. -s,A -,--.. ...
And while inviting the attention Of their
customers 10 the prospects which are ahead,
they des ire to remind them Of tie fact, tha.
some of them are in the arrears that "shoIt
settlements make long friends" That their
Auction Notes, and long standing accounts
should now be paid. Aud in view of the
abundance Of the crops and means which
are OF their command. il is hoped they will
pay up the old score, or al least settle ey
note, and commence anew,
2. t, SHADES & REYNOLDS.
sep. Is, '55-tr. "''.'' -l 'st