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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-17
Pictures

Pictures
With HiU, Taylor, and Jones in
full blast, there is no reason why ov-
erybody should not be satisfied IN a
likeness. Read their Cards in our
Sto-day's issue.
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Wood
Persons indebted to this office,
and desiring to pay in Wood, will
please bring it along as soon as pos
sible. SPLIT HICKORY and ASH is the
kiud-to burn 10 stove.
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Advertisements are inserted in the
der ia which they are handed IN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-17
Bought 0ut-

DOHSIt UHI-
C. 3. Carly has bought the inte-
rest of Jas. B. Carty in the goods,
books, notes, &C., of the variety store,
west side of the Square, and invites
all wishing to pay or buy, to give him
a call.
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% 4 Request Easily Granted. 81

OTPersons purchasing articles advertised in
enrcolumns, will confer favor BIZ mentioning
that they saw the advertisement in the
FAYsrrEvILLE 0BsERvERE0
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FOURTH ANNUAE EAEF:
OF THE
Tenn. State agricultural Bureau.

TE(HE Fourth Annual Fair of the Tennessee
4 lState.A Agricultural Bureau will be held On
the Bureaus Grounds, near Nashville, COM
mencing on Monday, October 18th, and contin-
uing every day during the week. Premiums
of the most liberal character are offered in
every department offarm, plantation, mechan-
ical, manufacturing and home industry. Com
petition is invited from every county of the
State. Printed lists of the premiums and
regulations may be obtained on application to
the Secretary.
E. G. EASTMAN, Sec'y.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

1st Kind of animal is given. I'd, color. D.. d.
Sd, description. :. .4th, age. : 9Th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of arrest.-.. i.
9TH, valuation.
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~ Advertisements must be handed intothe
Office by Tuesday Morning, TO insure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-17
Neatly Printed Blanks

constables' and Justices blanks just printed
aad for sale at our desk--che0p.
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Nesstcn L,ttrcH and others, Pet.tson 5oT ren'oVas
of Hs7lsd,n j. Hos0asd, Gslardaa'' q ne 1''''0'
hers of Christopher Hoacasd, aec. -,
an motion of petitioners. by Their counsel
~ and it appearing to the Court nom .ne az
fdavit of Newton Luttreli. that "iiiiam .
Howard is a nonresident OF the state o. en-
nessee: it is; therefore, ordered that puoheanoh
be made in the Fayetteville OsskEvER'
newspaper published in Ragetteviiie, ienn;.
four weeks in succession, notifying the SAID
William j. Howard, that petitioners, on the
FIRST Monday in October next, lnseho
to move the Court to remove hin from ms OIL
fee of Guardian for James Howard and Mar
tba I,ittle two Of said minors, where and when
he may attend if he thinks proper,
A copy-teste: Ell H. AoDuh' css'~
Aug. 81, 1S57-4w
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Read It

Read It
Read SOuthworlh's advertisement
in another column.
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Farm for Sale /!

TINE subscriber offers for AMM(0
L sale the farm on which sssssEA
he now resides, three-fourths of z
a mile east of Fayetteville. containing about
175 acres, some seventy of which is enclosed
and in cultivation. The soil is good, the place
is well supplied with water, good garden
with great variety of fruit; two story frame
dwelling, with kitchen and other outhouses.--
Its level situation and advantages, the improve
ments now in progress in the neighborhood,
together with the growing Importance of Fay
ettsville, all conspire to make If most desira-
BILE situation for any gentleman wishing a res
,idence near town. proverbially healthy as well
as pleasant ana agreeable. On the premises is
a very valuable Sulphur Spring well known
for its medical qualities, and which may be
made profitable by small investment. Fur
Their description is not deemed necessary, as it
is highly probable any one wishing to purchase
would choose to see it and examine for him
self The title is indisputable. FortermS.tSc.
apply toJ. G. Woods, ESQ., Fayetteville, or to
the subscriber on the premises.
Sept. II, 1857--3w. +. hill.
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e. B. Taylor.
Daguerrean, AmbrOtype, MelainOtype

IT "A 50 II
North east cOIAer of the Square, "a YET7E-
FILE, over Russell 4 Hance's.
fEsHE Melainotype is something en- "a
n tirely new. 1t can be seen alike 80
in all lights There is no metallic glare ~
in the way as is in Daguerreotype, and cannot
be surpassed by any other Pictures for theiI
richness and beauty, and they can be sold
from IS cents up. Pictures taken in cloudy
weather as well as fair. only ask from to
8 seconds in clear weather to take children;
Pictures. The Mclainotype Pictures can be
sent in letter, without case, and not be soil
ed. Come everybody, and see what is to be
seen, and get Pictures if want. If | CAM
give satisfaction before finishing, there is no OBJ
legation on the purchaser. Feb D.
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State Fair

State Fair
Particular attention is invited to
the advertisement of the State Fair
in this mornings Observer.
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Marrb Gleftion-lB5
sHEgrFr-LINCoIy COUNTY

sHEgIFF-LINCoLN COUNTY.
OF We are authorized to amour &c Mr..
yOhn r. Mellow. a candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr..
Wiley M. Alexander. a candidate for
Sheriff of Lincoln county, at the March
Election, 1853.
GIVE are authorized to announce A. y.
Chiidress, Esq, candidate for Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-17

.YES C. GOODRICH informs bis @E
9 friends and the public gem s,sz So
erally. that he has Just received
the LARGEST and most desirable stock Oh staplo
and fancy Spring and Summer Soosss
he has ever brought to this market. invite
COMPARISON of my goods. style ard prlees a9d
feel confident | can please all who wish 70
buv. Nv stock of Ladies EsreSs ssooos
is rich. varied and fashionable. embracing az
of the latest and newest styles, and eahnos
fail TO please. Among which may be iouHd:
Rich Rrocade silks, Black do do. PLAIN
black gro de rhine DO, plain Mourning 90
plain and Printed Bereges black and fancy
ChaIies. Muslin and Jackonet Robes, black six
crane de Paris cold, French cambria, painted
Jackonets. painted Muslins, painted Lawns.
black and white Lawns, black and y bite d rs
Inns. Linen and Nankeens, Bombazines. and Al
nacas. printed Brillantes, plain and fancy Ging-
hams. black and striped Gingharns, black SIX
Tamartin. Victoria and Bishop Lawns: Nan
sock and white Swiss, corded and enecked
Mnslins, white Brlliantine, new style Frints,
Collars and Under Sleeves, in sets, hne French
worked Collars. black Grape do. white Jacko-
net do. Swiss Edgings ind Insertings, JACKIE
net Edgings and Insertings, thread Laees and
Edqings. Nansook Muslins, white ard Coiored
Brilliantire. linen cambria hkf French worked
bkf.. linen lawn hkf, Corsetts aud Skirts,
white. dotted aud colored Swiss, black, blue
and white Nantes, black, white and eoiored
Kid Gloves. black silk and picknett Gloves
riding Gloves. all sorts. white and black silk
Hose. white. black and mixed Hose. BonnetS
and Bonnet Ribbons. bonnet Flowers and
Rushes. all ofwhich will be sold low by
Aprii o. T. C. GOODRICH.
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Mail Hack Line.

THE subscribers are run fEszsa
4 ming regular HACKS, for passengers. irom
Fayetteville to SheIbyvi3s and Huntsville
Leave Fayetteville, each way, early every
Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday--Eeturning
leave Huntsville ard Shelbyviils every Tues
dav, Thursday and Saturday. The lines are
well supplied with good horses, and cornforta-
Bile CONFERENCE.-The as good roads as there
are in the country. Fare: only Two Del
AIRS BENJ.sJ. CHAPLIN.
Ano OF 1857. TiI0S. G. THOMPSON.
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Huntsville Ala--

Beef 4@S p b.. Mutton per quartz
50c@51. -. Chickens 1215 @15c. -. Tur key
50@S1. .. Butter 1890. -. Corn Meal go
-. Corn per Dbl SO. Oats per hundred 40
-. Fodder per cwt 50@S1.. Potatoes Z
bushel so.
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Fayetteville, April 8, 1857.
PSI would remark that | will st all
times be glad to exchange any goods | have
for the usual barter Of the country. J.G
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Sept. II, 1S57-3w.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16

FOR SALE OR RENT.---A first
crss BILLIARD TABLE for sale rent. enquire the
premises of the subscriber, at Gold Springs
ATT JOHN JOLLY.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16

We give below the names of the party of fifty
SIX, who accompanied the lameuted Crabb on the
first expedition to the Gadsden Purchase. and
who have all been slain in battle or shot in cold
blood by the Mexicans of Sonora Other parties
went subsequently, whose names we unable
to give this morning. and thirty of those also
met their death by the same means as above sta
ted-GloJs
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16

command "fire," at least hundred balls
were fixed into his body, and all that was
mortal of Henry A.. Crabb hung dead,
swinging by his tied hands. A Mexican
stepped forward and with large knife,
severed his head from the body-the warm
blood spirting half way across the street
The head was placed on table in 'front.'
or in the office of the Juez, exposed to the
jeers ofthe populace. 1t was then placed
in Jar of mescal for preservation. Is
there not something peculiarly terrible
in such fate for man who has once con-
trolled almost the destiny of &. great State
like California
Two of the Ainsa's (brotheas-in-law OF
Crabb) are said to be killed, and also Ra-
cey Biven. My informant, an intelligent
! man and eyewitness of these horrors, says
Crabb died as gentleman should, as
calmly and quietly as if he were going
to pleasant home.
Four men, sick, had been left at Sonoi-
ia by Crabb. They occupied the house
owned by E. E. Dunbar, Esq. on tie
american sid. ofthe line. On the 18th
of April, at night, party Of 25 Mexicans
came up from San Juan, went to Dun
bars house, took these poor sick men out
of bed, tied them, and at dawn of day
carried them to the foot of the hill, shot
them like dogs, ON american SOIL, and left
them to rot. A party of Papago Indians,
more merciful, buried them, aud four sol
itary mounds now appeal, lone witnesses
of a beastly crime, to the American Gov
ernment for revenge. Will such an ap-
peal go unheard?
Mr.. Dunbar just escaped massacle e,
having left Sonoita on the afternoon pre-
vious. The Mexicans were furious at
his escape, although he had nothing to
do with the party except to offer shelter,
on American soil, to four sick men, in
his own house.
Major Bob. Wood and Major Tozer
are safe. They were with Capt. Orrey 5
party. Col r. n Wood, late Fillmore
elector, is among the dead.
The influence of this affair upon Amer
leans is very bad. Our prestige is entire
| ly destroyed-the Mexicans are loud in
their boasts-our dreaded invincibility is
gone, and nothing but a great victory
will restore Ii. Even the Indians now
say we are of no account, and they will
kill small parties when they meet them
Hel etofore Americans have had much
greater security than any other people.
1t ltremains to be seen how this horrible
news will be received in California =
whether the thirsty sands of Sonora and
of the Gadsden Purchase have drank the
life blood of rnen whom California has
been proud to honor with the judicial er-
mine and the robes ofthe Senator. In vain
OF whether she will give an earnest dem
onstration that indeed
The blood o. the martyrs il the
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16

These Oils are obtained By Distitkton az The Chemical
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson N Pierre Iacour author
of Lacours Chemical Analysis Lac0ur's Chemical Manfr
ulatons. Iscour the Manufacture of Liquors. &c.
Purchasers particularly requested to return the
TASKS and obtain their money if the Oil does not give
IACoURS OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit to a
superior Imitation of Imported Bandes, viz: Otard
rae Cognac POuitney Seignette United Vinevar
Propretors Cason and London Dock Brandies. These
liquors will have full fruty flavor and beautiful.
ged BY the Of the Oil o. Cenae TO New York Brandy
Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cograc Brandy, &C.
LAC0UR'S OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky to
Monongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
OIL UFCEDRAr changes common Rectifed Whisky to
Old Irish Malt Whisky, and superior article of Scotch
Whisky
OH. OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy &c Oil of Peach and Oil of Cognac will
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy
OH. OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky to Holland
Gin, Seheidam Schnap?s, Rose Gin, Swan Gin English
Gin, &c.
after being mixed change five gallons of good Vinegar and
twenty gallons of water to thirty gallons of the
acid Vinegar that be foand in the market By the
of Iacours Concentrated fcH vinegar be made
for one dollar and sixty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Lacour's Oils require no
& pour the os into the whisky and shake
FULL rich, Oily taste beautiful transparent color
and fine bead Lacours oils exert three distinct prop
critics i'm converting comrnSr whisky to brandy GIN &c.
The first property combines with and subsidies il the form
of oculet particles the whole of the grain OH FAmyc
Acoho Inc WHISKY Is thus deprived OIL that peculiar
irritating and surniag TASTE and becomes neutral spirit
the second property consists in oily mucla ginous
taste impaired to the Iquos which renders it mellow
and nparts appearance of great the third proper
ty is exhibited iii the rich vous nuty odor tnat is I'M
parted to the liquor which renders distinction ftom the
genuine brands impossible
These oils put up in quart hashs each flask CON
tans sufficient oil Cor making three hundred gallons of
liquor. Fun and comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles. Price, 81 per bettle.
For sale at the Of St Charles and Poyras streets
One bottle q these ois ire in number will be securely
packed and shipped with bill of dng to any part Of the
country. upon the receipt of $40, to the address Of
feb7 '57-1} P. LACOUR New Orleans
Purchasers are requested guarantee of good faith
to furnish us the name of any house in New Orleans and
we VIII snip them package of the Ols If they do
perform all that claimed for them they will cost moth
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS
NGeHscHn.nnts-

a complete assortment of the Oils necessary for max
a ing and favoring every variety of liquor and apack
age of the articles used giving STRENGTH
toquors converting 10 gallons Whisky to 100 galons
andevery article necessary to commence
will be furnished for $40 Also an the Information nee
essary to conduct such establishment thus enabling
the beginner successfully compete with the Oldest
liquor dealers. Address, through the Post Office,
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans
Lacours Concentrated Acid for making VINE
GAR, is put up gallon packages at 81 per package
in good shipping order.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16
WEEKLY COLU MBIiN
LATER FROM SONORA.
CRABB'S PARTY ANNIHlL LATED

THE ATTACK on CAyORCA CONFIRMED. j.. EIGHT
DAYS FIGHTING. SURRENDER OF CRABB AND
FlFTY-EIGHT MEN. EXECUTION OF THE
WHOLE OF THEM. - THE LAST HOURS OF
CRABB. ATROCITIES COMMITTED BY THE
MExiCANs. ONLY ONE OF CRABBs PARTY
SPARED. .BoASTING OF THE MEXICANS.
THE EFFECT OF cRABB' s DEFEAT.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16

The blood OF the martyrs Is the
Seed of the church, =
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16
NOTICE TO MINERS.

THNENDERS will be received by the undersigned, until
81 the 18th of May at Mcieans Ferry for the working
OF the Fl Dorado Claim at per centage The claim b
situated tie banks of the Stanislaus River. between
McLeans Ferry and Coyota Creek and is extensive
with free water: To good company of
they will find this very advantageous claim All par
tcuars will be given by the undersigned at McIeans
Ferry Jackass Hill by Vim JEPPRAYS.
T E. CARRINGTON
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16
miscellaneous Advertisements
NOTICE /.

yuyhe undersigned having disposed OF their
ii BANKING HOUSE ut Columbia, to Messrs. WN. o.
SLEEPER A. E. HOOKER Certificates of Deposit and
other indebtedness Will be paid by them on
The business on and after this date will be conducted
by Messrs W. o. SLEEPER Co.. to whom cheerfully
recommend friends and the public generally for all
transactions pertaining general Banking Business
Columbia, May 1st, 81. d. .. MILLS Il co.
46- I'm
The weekly Columbian., 1857-05-16
Announcement.
@r We are authorized to. an

The of j. A. JACKSON. OF Columbia as can
ddate before the people at the ensuing fall election Tor
the office of Sheriff, of Tuolumne county.
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I AN ACT
March 80, 1867.

mo. Sc AN ACT
Providing for the submission to the Eec.
tors OF the act entitled an act to ncor-
porate the Bank Of Ohio and Branches
Section /. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
the act entilled AN set Incorporating the
Bank OF Ohio and Branches, passed at
the present session OF The General Assem-
bly,, be and the same is hereby submitted
TO the electors of this State. nj ,be gener.
sl election TO be held on the second Tues
day OF October next. for their approval or
reiecIion--and each elecor may have
written or printed, or partly written and
partly printed upon bis ticket the words
For the Bank Charter. or Against be
Bank Charter or words TO that effect
and the judges Of each election district in
counting cut The votes, shall set down in
separate columns, in The poll books, the
votes given For the Bank Charter and
the votes given Against the Bank Char
Ter and certify the number Of yoles Civ.
en- for and against the charter, as they are
required TO certify to the number Of votes
given foY candidates.
SEC 2 Il shall be the duty of the per-
sons opening the poll books in each
county, to make sepcrale abstract of
votes given for, and against. the charter
including statement showing the num-
Der OF votes cast, which were neither for
or against the charter. And the clerk
Of The court 0: common pleas Of each eoun-
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ty shall Immediately RfieT such sbstraelis
made. make certified copy thereof. under
The seal Of the court. and forward the
same by mail to the governor, At Colum.
bus. marked on the outside. Abstract OF
votes for and against Bank Charter, given
in - county,
SEC. 5. II shall be the duty OF the
governor. as soon after said election as
practicable, With the aid OF the auditor or
secretary Of State. to open and abstract all
said returns; and the governor shall
Immediately thereafter. by proclamation
in some newspaper published at Columbus
set forth the number Of votes given for the
charter, the number OF votes given against
the charter and the number Of vOIes given
which were neither for nor against the
charter; and il a majority Of all the votes
given were for the charter, be shall fur
Their state therein that said charter has
been approved by the people, and has
thereby become law; but il majority
Of all the votes given shall not be for the
charter, he shall SO state, and that the
charter has. for that reason, failed to be-
come at law
SEC. 4. That any clerk who shall fail
or neglect to make return TO the COVER
nor, as required in section two Of this act.
shall forfeit and pay for the use Of the
proper county, the sum of Eve hundred
dollars. to be recovered by action inthe
name OF the state.
SEC 8. That the act Of the present
session entitled "an act to incorporate the
Bank of Ohio and Branches" shall be
printed with the laws of this session OF Gen
ersl Assembly.
N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker cfthe House # RepreSentot Oss.
THOMAS H FORD.
President Of the Senate.
March 80, 1857.
hereby certify, that have compared
the foregoing laws with the copy furnish
ed me, and find the same correctly print
ed. KERSEY W. KlNSEY,
Auditor of Harrison county.
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6ceTs into actual service, when their ser
vices may be found necessary.
SIC 81. The sdjutants Of regiments.
squadrons and bsIlalions shall attend 10.
and record ali returns from the commsn-
dsnt Of regiments. squadrons and haia-
lions, and record the same 10 book 10 be
provided for that purpose, and shall per-
form such other duties as may form time
to time be required Of them BY ihe COM
mandRnt of their regiments, squadrons
and battsliones Provided. that which any
adjutant shall be absent in command. the
commanding officer shall appoints suita-
be person 10 do the duty Of the adju-
tant.
SEC 6S That the sdjutsnt-general of
the Stale shall furOish so the commandsnls
of divisions for the use Of their brigades.
blank forms Of rolls, bonds and Of the diff
ferent returns that may be required from
time to time by this act, and explain the
principles on which they should be made.
SEc 50. The commsnder-in chief shall
cause two thousand copies of this act to
be printed in book form. which books
shall have attached 10 them all the neses-
sary forms by which all returns can be
made Of companies, regiments, squadrons
of baltalions; also brigades and divisions
which blank forms may be as near as cir
cumstaDces will admit, to those which &C.
companied the act of l837, for organiz-
ing discipiiuing militia and volunteer mill
tia Of Ohio, which pamphlets shall be i'm
medi'iely distributed and forwarded to
the county seats of the several brigrsdes,
as other laws are, and in due time. to be
directed to the brigadier generals or com
msndants Of brigadier who shall be bound
TO receive and distribute as circumstances
may require.
SEC 70. The act entitled IAN act for
organizing and disciplining the militia and
volunteer militia. passed March 4 1887.
and all acts and parts of acts amendatory
thereto, or inconsistent with this act. are
hereby repealed. This act to take effect
Immediately after IFS passage.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE, Speaker,
Pro tenn, Of the House Of Representatives
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus, March %, 1857.
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out cf the best ma
terial and finished in the style, which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms
lie has also recently received from PittsburehE1
large assortment ofFancy and Common Chairs}t
Looking Glnsses, Plates all sizes, GiltMould- III
ng Tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
lie is prepared to furnish Collins ofevery kind. and
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
Hears in town Tor the accommodation of the country
CadIz, March 29, 1884. J. w. GILLESPIE
N. B.-A nice Rockaway Carriage tor sale cheap
]. W. G. :