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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
Trustees Sale.

NYHEREAS IN the s;h day Of December, A, ID,
w 1856. Andrcss Detef Laumhaeh aud Anna
Laumbach biswi.c, executed unto Louis A Maeklot
As Trustee, certain deed OF Trust conveying To
said Trustee the land In Clinton County, Iowa, de
scrlbei as follows, to wit. TIE kouth half OF the
North East quarter 81 Section, number thirty three
1897 In Township humber eighiy-ihree. ts3) North
Of Range uumbcr hya, % East Of the 9Th u. NJ. i,
Which said CONVEYANCE made by SSH AndreaS
Detlef Laumbach and Anna Lagnbath Tor the
purpose Of securing the payment OF a certain pro-
missary note and the int thereon signed hy said
AGireas Deilaf laumbach, dated the sth day Of DE
cfmber, y, 1856, for tbiity-scven 30 100 dollars
payable SIX m-Iihs after date tho order of Austin
Cnfbin.
Aud now said note having become due and payable
aud the SAID Andress Deter I.hunhach hayins iHcd
TO pay thu same. Louis A Mackiot Trustee As aforc
and do hereby give this public notice that by virtue Of
the power which Is in nv vested by said deed ofTrust
will, on Saturday the 2,nd day of August A u,
1857, ut the hour Of O'Clock in the Of said
day at the Court House ,.oor IN the city Of pavcn
port expose AMI oer for sale at public auction the
parcel Of land above ese rihrd much IN, reof
shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount Of
laid note with the interest thereon To the da, OF sale
together with the expenses att ming said sale costs
Of this notice and Trustees fees, U.sn the compile
ton Of such sale a deed sil be given in acc riace
with the stipulation OF said u ed OF Trust.
Dated the 2Ith day of July A ID. 1861.
LOUIS A MACkLoT.
July 25itd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

WHfREAS on the ninth day o. MAY. A n, 1888.
w James Aea aud Margaret A Alien his
wife, executed unto Samuel Sylvester as Trustee,
certain dtcd of Trust. conveying said Trustee the
land In Scott County, Iowa, described ~ follows, u
wit The South kast quarter OF the south East
quarter Of Section number thrty-dve 1851 in Town
ship number scyenty-nine (1al North, Il Range
number two Mast, containing forty (iO) Of
land, together with all the buildings and Rppurte-
nanoes thereto belonging which said convey snce was
made By the said James A and Margaret A Allen for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of two
tain prom'ssoiy notes and the interest thereon,
.gned by said james A Allen, iaysb'e 10 Moses IL.
Pike, dated the 9th day Of May, d, 1855, and pay
able as follows One for the sum Of uty dollars, pay
ene In Twelve months from date and one for the su
OF four hundred and twenty five dollars, payable IT,
teen months after date with interest Ut ten per cent
after due aud whereas said Samuel sylvester has
fused t. act as Trustee sforcs~ ID and the under
signed 1T request OF the parties said Deed OF Trust
mas been appointed BIZ the County Judge Of Scott
County. 10 oct Is such Trustee In the place of ssd
Sylvester.
And now said las, mentioned note having become
due aud payable aud the sail JAMES A Allen having
!aHed 10 pay the same, ] Harvey Leonard Trustee
. aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that
by viitue VI thu power which Is In vested by ssid
deed Of Trust. and the appointment OF said county
judge, VIII on Saturday the 18th day o. September
isoi ~ te hoer Of O'Clock in the afternoon Of sat
daY, al tht Court House door in the ty OF Davvn-
pors, expose and on Tor sale, pubic auctlon 20
tho highest bidder for cash. the parcel Of land
above described, or so much thereof Is shall
be sufficient o. satisfy and pay tho amount Of
said note with the interest thereon 10 the day OF sale
together with ali the costs and expenses attending
said sale OF this notice and Trustees fees Upon the
completion Of such sae a deed will be given in
accordance with the stipulation OF said deed Of
Trust.
Dated the 18th day Of August, a D. 1857.
HARVEY LEONARD,
ausl5dti Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22

". 4. ChIl.DS h CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.UE.vT ROOFl.V'ls =!
NE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put ON at the shortest notice, Jour
EfdSftc FIRE d. Water Proof Cement FOOTING,
1t being the only article yet inventei that will sue
ccssfuiy resist the action OF the atmosphere In every
climate. II 10 perfectly FIRE and water proof and In
point oil durability We believe Is equal. If not supe
ror to any metallic roofing. We can put 1t on on er
old TN, tar. iron, or shinge roofs II making no df-
ference how HAT or steep the roof may be. This
roofing warranted to prove ms above represented.
We VIII put 1t ON for SO on per squsrc, (iO feet
square, We viii apply IL upon tin and iron for
per square, being, account Of its durability
the cheapest paint that can he used.
We invite all who are building and those who vish
their roofs repaired TO call at our Office oppost. the
IeClare House, Davenport. Iowa and examine sam.
pies, and satisfy themselves In regard the durabi.
lily aud Practical iity Of this roofing.
I've are prepared to fill orders for our Ce.
men to hos" residing at distance, with printed d
rectiors for its use.
Hyand county Rights for Io,ea and Minnesota
Hr sale.
J.BvAN BERGEN L BIO.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Firth.
Mr. Samuel Ogden, No 4aa Fourth street.
baktr ana Won Puhl. No 62 Fourth street,
Mr George Carlisle, President Of the LAFAYETTE Rank
DIR John Law. Agent of Royal ms Co I,ndoo
and Liverpool
cssrs John Shito 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers. <tb
street.
iohell and Rammclsbers, Furniture Nan. = An
dealers; 4th street.
ilet 1renwor Esq.
-.r II Hiukle.
DAVENPORT
Geo l. Davenport,
DIR James Hall.
Goats 1 Pstchin, Builders,
w Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City Clerk
tseo Parker,
q d Cline Painter
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donelly Lea, Davenport Iron work.
Eli Adams.
Hskes h Riggs, Jewellers,
ROCK ISLAND
s. GNyer,
l. Mitchell, Banke
iona Woods
Lewis n Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO.
Hubbard, Aetna Insurance,
q , Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder
Sears, Wood 4 Co., Be.istead Manufacturing IN M
line ~'~
Rernor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henri Wisner, Wholesale Crockery dealer, low,
Nsy2Gdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
lineage & Rock Island Isa;Ir0a'

t-aSipt O. iiO:h ssianu iaaiiTOhu
Ssj sa.a--sas,, gqq;sa@~--tssssss. ~ aslssl.ls
Fgeinfsl' .syrastgerHe
n~ aud after Monday ~ q. ist 1855, and until
1mf,h : notice trains wiilicgye Rock isia1d dAi.y
sf.i.f.as txti rte'., e. Ioiio.s:
~ m.t :iairl 1T 10 A "
ii .,f5J.t exretss e0oP. n.
taH4 yygtf! > Ciersca-s a. 6 80 A N
trains arrive q Rock Island daily, Sundays ex
pts us f41
lst ulsAs ~. - BOO N.
3f.,, IA .-elil g 60GP. N.
al t-f.4t.t " III ~ class rars at 930PM
.Iftsains uver this rsas are IN direct counexian a,
Cesyl ia tEatas oyer both the Michigan Southern
And 81 higan Con- al r. r. to and from Detroit, To-
ls.la Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, Pitt -burgh,
p,rgFlrE Eadtno, Nlaeara FANS, Albany. New York,
Pf}t4fsI,laa Baltimore and Washington. Also ri
Iqesflr With trains u the Inois Central load
Nerth 10 Caiens and South 10 st Louis ard Caro to
,ghtah nIaces tcAets can h. procured OF
s. S. STEPHENS, Ticket AGENT,
j. x. Depot Rers Island.
Passengers sre reGunit Of The necess.ty'of swing
ilrct directions rs the destination u their bag
gage 40 to procure tickets before .aknR their seats
In the cars a. t. conductors collect fares Only to sta
.ps on the line ~ the Chicago sRock Island railroad.
JOHN 4. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI WHITHAg, ASS. 6upt.
Rock Island. Nov. 81. lsfs LdtfI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
IMPORTED WINES, GROlEglES,Ae
1. L. W. GERRY,
2O3 Canal st, L 719 BrOs dwa!, n. J..

1MIVnIEDW WINES, GkOCEkIES,Ns
1. L. w. GERRY,
3O3 Canal st. AIS Bros dway, \. !.
(Establi-hed i.0t)
Importers and Dthers fa Fsf.f qualities
FAMILY GROCERIES,
O6er TO the TRADE HOTELS, PRivAl. FAMILIES,
and al Who are choice IA their taste, Ant desire
genuine oTt4c!o, a Iarge vArieiyof
TEAS okkEN AND BLACK SOuCHoSG, POUCH
ono, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ooLoNG, IAPr
RIAL, HYs0N GUNPoW DER. YOUNG IYsoN,
&C., Ia chests aud half chests, ~.
COFFEE--MOCHA and JAVA.
wINES-AADERiEs SHEgRIRs, PORTS HOOKS
sc, very old and high grades, IA Original paeka-
ges, demuoEs, maspums and bottle.
BARTON and GUEsTIERs CLARETs
CHAMPAGNEs; Meet n Chandon's, Cabine, Iup'l
veIzensy DO. Heidseick, %. u. Mun.n's, d. d.,
LIQuORs-brandies, HUNS, Whisky Gin. Arrark
Ahsinthe, kirsch, &C. Ae., In original package,
Also curacao Maraschno, Anisettr, Noye eau, Bit.
MALT LioUoRs-IOndon brown stout, Scotch and
Sk0AkS-A variety u Choice Brands
PICKLES-ENaIIsH and FRENCH.
SAUCks-1or flsh. Currie. Game. Neat, sc.
CHkDE-STILToE. CHEDDER ROYAL yICTO-
MA, PRINCE ALBERT, PAgMESAN dRlrY-
ERE. sAPsA6o, DUTCH. and AMERICAN
SUGAks-LoAv, CRUSHED, ruLvERisED =,
CROlx, a. in barrels rud half barrels
HAnS-W ESTPHAIIA and AMERICAN
OILS OLIVE. SPERM and WHALE
AOour Liquors are warranted unnd uiterated su
VI "" "wn importation. tArr, ~ diyI
u ARM INDUCEMENTS To A0ENTs-ExpxRI
AOHNCID Oanyassing Agents want~si In ali par,s
OF The country for the "Comprehensive (seov rsphy
enu History, (Ancient and MViern) OF the Whole
Worid FROM the earliest to the present time
~ ooopRics, peter PArley.) klsgaaily bound
ana osautifnliy Illustrated Price o. Sold only by
Aeehts TO whom special districts will he given An
ksiesns should state what counties they ould Inc
FOR particular apply 10
J. II. COTTON co.
0chlTdtf III wui.u ,r..s ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
carpets! CARPETS!

RI patterns and by the yard. for sale at the great
i Carpet and Furniture WGre House Dsssa'n;
Block And street s~7s GOrI.D STEERE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
~INDow SHADES

NF every variety from 1oc to &a each, inst opened
Nat the Neg Garnet and Furniture Hdrt * USE
GOULD & fTEERF.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22

kressch DtJssd0sC lvSUss.
EDWARD p. DiCKIE,
1ll Chambers ssrsss, New York.
Two doors west Of Hudson River Railroad iAcpot
iFTkR6 to dealers aud cons umers MS cebrat ed
~ brands OF French window GLASS ON favor able
terms. Parties wishing Information viii be- fun n,-hd
ned With prices on receipt Of their address sss Of
any desired pattern and packed FREQ Of charge
Nov -, 1886, dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
Dupent's Gunpovder.

THE undersigned h tbs duly appointed agent I
- the nessrs. Dupont, AnA vtll have constantly on
hand 81 ~ I'm tfsof Magazine, too Ailes from
Ou1q1e61o1 yov1B. b. q 0nl.11.
:. ~ ~ .. d nntess1 60 nm q. bslvsn
- - M )uiod11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22

RAILROADS.


Mlsslselppl = missouri =. =.
- ga y +
I'm and after Monday, June ist 1881. and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, 70.
Museatne and Iowa City (sundays excepsed) - FOL
lows:
LIST Freight and Hmigrant train, 1t AAsAH
oil Mail Train at lbs y
81 Freight and Frgrant Train, II 3oA NJ.
Attn Express Train at 6,45 P. N
Trains viii leave Davenport for Chicago daily San
day excepted III follows:
Ist Mail Train, at $40 N
3 Freight Train, at IL m
81 Freight train, at 4.aoP NJ
tth Express Train, at IS r III
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, (sundays eseep-
ted as follows:
FROM THE WEST.
LIST Mail Train, at $50 A NJ
2d Freight AMI Emigrant Train, At 10 - A. y
81 40 ?. u.
18th Express ira N .; 6I5P.n
PROM THE EAST.
lst Man Train, at ITO NJ
81 Freight Train, at 10 c0A n
81 Freight III ain ut 6.5oPn
Ith Express Train AZ e35pn
All trains out Of Davenport will make connections
with Auscatine aud Iowa City.
The Passenger Train CONNECTS at Davenport with
The Rock Leland n Chicago trains.
Passengers rcrllde Of the necessity OF giving
Instinct direction tothe destination OF their bag
gage also procure tickets before taking heir seats 10
u. carr. 4. DAY 6upt.
Juneliti
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Independent Telegraph Line
Chicago Alton l. st. Louis R.R.
Ia aa sss;sa Z ,sssi g
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and IT. IOuis.

rdt"s 1saud ohleago FIR ST. Louis and anssrnss-
d.ate places.
Aeeomoiaticn Train, Sundays excepted o90An
Express Tram, Saturdays excepted) 1li0Pn
Trains ieare 81. LouisJ TOR Chicago and inserp.s
didte plGcts.
Accommodation Train, tSundays excepted 7O0Au
Express Ifsn saturdays excepted 8sopx
tfatas rua directly through, without change OF
cars or baggage Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ingt0n, Springfield, oerliBvie and Alton
wlira.us run on tbs road make direct connections
Il Joliet Ont Or and Michigan Central Railroad at
Jo9e making tits tic shortest, qGcket and mos, re-
'2s.e route between ct Louis and New York, Boston
philadelphia, and Tie East
With Ii'nais Central Il. X at Bloomington, for La
SAFE. Mendoza and Cairo.
IN Great Western ef Illinois at Springfield for
Heeatr' ana Naples.
With oil tue Railroads dverging from GhicaRo
with daily line q Facets at St Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, AZ Missouri River.
Through Tickets u. s places mentioned above can
= procured At al the principal Il, tet Offices In the
IEatd sFateg, snd At he Offices
n 81, Leas Ir Chicago
Foot 81 v ssaihg'on Az IS Dearborn street, oppo
enue, on Levso site fremont House
GiCHD 2. MORGAN ia, SUIT.
steer'instgEs Jan. 80. fe6Isdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFU0E WINE,
IN QUART BOTTLES
NEv.ER kNOUV.N" 1vD Fiji

~ ~ Els NV e1UVN III kr4xz
Wk Greatest Medicine ever discovered for the cur
o. Fever and Aguc, chm Fever, Dun b Ague,
ana az bilious Diseases This valuable medic ne has
how been before the public for several wears and
teere can b. no better evidence offered OF its tsacy
tnah US extensive sale, and constantly Increasing
Upu'ston anu this s owing TO Its having pcef3rmrd
some OF the most wonderful and ASTONISHING cures
that nave ever been known Being putely yeve,a-
DE- free from all foreign ati.terious OF mineral com
pounds, febrifnse Wine may be taken with the ut
eost hafety undcr almost any circumsta nces II
Strengthens the stomach nvigorates he svs,cp, ami
shtrety prevents the languor and prostrstiou Of
W!ehgsn which Away attends Fever and Agu. and
AZ oous diseases II not only breaks the 81 lis and
SnSSse the ieVer but removes the disease OF the Iy-
81 and other organs on which the Cni,l and E.yc,
depends The thousands who have used the f,bri-
rugs Wine need no further evidence of Its virtue than
..vpy restorative eject. IL Is truly a wonderful
0edicine. and operates on the system like charm
Tue dsst OF second dose Fcbrlfuge Wine he
coiis, and continued according TO the directions i,
se@oves the disease permanently from the system,
osd leaves the body in healthy condition rhoae
psssona Who AFFLICTED with Fever and Arue n, an,
f0rm OF bilious dseases, are recommended 4, q, %
SAis valuable medicine fair trial winch IL Ali thst
necessary TO insure snc 50, and convince all OF lis
superiority over every other remedy ever Offered 10
sne pablo Certificates OF the highest res,ect sbIl,t
night be presented to subst all IN Al Is clam,
behalf but II viii be left 10 introduce ,self-to
stand OF fall upon its own merits
Caution TO the Publis--ge sure that the nam.
tne proprietor, JOHN WisER is In his own hani,,r =,
sins on the Promssory Note, which H. attached 20
tAe bottom Of each engraved latHl on the bottles
sold At retail By Druggists and Merchant, every.
where.
All Wholesale orders must be directed to John W.
ner, ~ Maiden Lane, N Y, or 10 Bay q BALDWIN.
Wholesale druggists, Chicago.
sold wholesale and retail by ncssrs
ALvORD VAN PATTEN
gO-dAwy Davenport. low.
B0fLES, SMITH x O.,
Dealers in Patent Medicines, ~ South watef st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
Trustees Sale.


WHEREAS on the 18th day ofJu'y, A. D., 1856
w Hannah Louisa iiotchkis aud Orson Hotehkis
her husband. executed unto Austin Corbin Is Trus-
tee, . certain deed Of Tru I, conveying TO said
Trustee the land in Scott County, lows, described as
follows, u wit The West half Of the North East
quarter Of Section twen'y-fou 90 in Township
eishiy, is0J Range one a East, which said convey
ance was mad. by The said Hannah Louisa Hotchkis
and Oison Ho,chkis for the purpose Of securing the
payne nj Of certain promssury note and the inte-
rest thereon signed by said orson Hptahks, dated
the 18th day % July, ID, is56. for Forty dollar,
payahlctw I've months after daie,t the order OF VIM
McManus
And now said note having become me and paya-
bic and the said Gfs0a Hctohkis having failei
TO pay the same, Austin Gurhin, Trustees AS aftre-
said, do hereby give this public notice. that by virtue
OF the power which Is In vested by SAID deed Of
Trust, will, Oh Saturday the 22d day u August A.
ID 1857. AT tn hour u O'Clock in The afternoon Of
said day at the Court Rouse door In the city Of Da-
venport, expose and offer Tor sale at public auction
20 the highest bidder for cash, the parcel OF land
above described mich thereof n all h- sum
Gent to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the interest thereon to the day of sale together
with the expenses attending said ale, costs OF this
nctite and Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of
such sale deed will BE- given la accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 9th day Of July, A. d. 1857.
AUSTIN CORRIN,
July25dti Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
Wonders 0f the World
ROPE CARPETINGS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,

NERY durable and suitable for Offices Saloons,
' Banks &c. Just received at Des .aint Block End
street. GOULD 4 STEkRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22
1871. = s4T ipa:i ~ .~s.s.,. ,4azs.- 1891.
UALErITI
s'I.EianT EXPRESS COMPANY.
.xs1S, MORLEY u CHEW, Agents.
F.R goek ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

rystIs CorafeAy Is lr pa. 4 t5transYof, goods with
lststcrsgsttis Z All th, freight line from
it0sTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
ta,l all i,a;s.5fBe Is4tt !. t1 Ant I'll ami EAST.
ststtus, tfttr nan Cars On the I'm tent Road, and
Aeezt. vltl ttem, Mtr hans can depend upon bet
ter flptt than ? y ans ofnei N.
sfttr..ss ty tHl- ii-.e will prompt repnrdtion
mar hhcas l9T any ios> Gamnr" Of Good. white in
IL reiqtg-, bI. wsil tsi " senttp I'll Rail Road
wii#'4 me ilainas may have occurred FOR re,fress.
These ,..-iriig to max" arrangements FOR spring
trsns vt' please rali hetura making arrangements
via uHg ot4er line.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-22

-toa, Nc ID state street.
Nv Yari7. 9 ESQ Broadway.
PhiaiesY!ia, ~, south Third Street.
s., Louis, 30,
Chicago, Corner ~ State ard Randolph.
popgnpart, Corner Front ana Perry SITS,
JEO S.DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY * CHEW
q 81. sup ariat euden, Agents,
CO fand. Davenport
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-26
Bank Of FuIion----D ishOnoFed.

The Bank of Augusta, to-day, re-
fused TO redeem serenity dollars OF
the bills of the Bank of Fulton, al
lodging ''waat Of funds" Verify,
the Bank Of Augusta must have
high confidence in the soundness
and solveDcy of the Bank of Fulton.
By the course pOrsued by the Bank
Of Augusta, confidence to limited
extent was impaired 10 the bank OF
Fulton, aud the bills to some extent
obtained circulation. Just as this
was accomplished, the Bank of Au-
gusta refuses to redeem the pltlful
sum of serenity dollars, for the want
Of funds.
What a commentary this upon
the banking policy of the Bank Of
Augusta. The facts show, that II
was willing for a consideration to ait
in the circulation Of the bills OF .
bank in the solvency of which it has
no confdence-no even to the ex
tent of seventy dollars.--Augastt
Chronicle, 18th.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-26
For the Fayetteville Observer.
PUZZLE.

Mr.. EDlToR-We acknowledge our
mistake in the frog puzzle" but
would beg leave to state we discov-
cred it before the answer came to
hand. but had no convenient way of
sending the correct answer to the
Observer until it was too late.
We now answer the puzzle pro-
pounded in your last issue:
There were SO sheep, 2 hogs and
10 COWS.
We present the following question
to your readers:
A woman spends $50 for turkeys
and chickens Sine buys the turkeys
at three for a dollar, and the chickens
at four for dollar. She then finds
that one third of her turkeys and one
fourth Of her chickens cost SO.
Required the number of each.
II. H. II. & j. T. r.
p. S. The answer TO our first
question is, that the first kind Of cloth
is 2S3 cents per yard nearly, and the
second is $40 cents per yard nearly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-26
Particular Notice

Hereafter, the OBSERVER Will be reg
ularly discontinued to all subscribers
outside Of Lincoln county at the end
Of the time subscribed for, unless re-.
newed in advance. or unless some
resident of Lincoln becomes response
bic for the subscription money. Re-
member this. We can't afford to have
accounts scattered sll over the west
ern and southern country
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-26
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

u n pursuance of a decree of the Chancery
4 Court for Lincoln county. Tennessee, pro-
nounced at the February term, 1857. in the
case of Catharine Cashion and others We. VIII
liam Parks and others, will, on Thursday,
the 9Th day OF May, 1857, offer FOR sale
to the highest bidder. on the premises on a
credit Of one two and three years, a valuable
TRACT OF LAND in Lincoln county. Ten
nessee. in District No %, containing "a ares
and 80 poles, and bounded as follow--to-wit:
Beginning at large red oak in D. Snoddy'S
E. B. s. So deg. E. SO poles to dogwood
and poplar, n. 81 deg. f. 20 poles to stake
and pointers, n. poles TO stake and poin-
ters. N 81 deg f. 81 poles to black walnut
near the spring. S. 43 deg E. 80 poles to a
dogwood and hickory. s. 76 deg E. 40 poles
to black gum s 81 deg. E. 40 poles to a chest
nut, N. 70 deg E. % poles to stake, at the
corner of Beuson's ridge field, N 16 deg. w.
% poles to stake N ~ poles to stake, s
"a deg. E. 20 poles to q persimmon, S. IL deg.
+. II poles to stake and pointers. Z. 58 poles
10 poplar and white oak, N. 8 deg. E. ia
poles to stake III j Simmons s. B., S. 80
deg. West 800 poles to the beginning.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchaser
and lien retained until the purchase money
is paid, R FARQUHARSON, elk & 81.
March &c, l857-5t-S7 20.
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Neau Goods.

N. o. Wallace Esp
DEaR SIR:-Permit me 10 say 10 mar sS<ka
friends and customers through the z3d&
columns of ,aur valuable paper that ~
l viii have in store an ready for the trade By
the lst day of April next, new and
splendid stock OF Spring II md Slsrn-
amer Gooa~, ,iirect from the Eastern cities.
all of which will be offered TO the public on
my usual accommodating terms. relying as l
have always done on fhs price aud quality Of
my goods and strict attention to business. to
retain the confudence and support of liberal
community. Very Respectfully.
JOHN GOODRICH.
Fayetteville, March Is, 1857.
P. Sit is scarcely necessary to say, will
take IN exchange for good. the usual barter of
the country. JIG
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The Gay Season

The season of gaiety is at hand
the season when Nature puts on her
lighter dress. and arrays the flowers
in her hair with peculiar nicely the
season when humanity displays its
taste in imitation of Nature, and the
fair sex rival each other in Celebrations
of the attractive and the beautiful.
W,rqht & Trantham's, is destined to
be one of the most popular agencies
in this metamorphosis. Their store is
fitted up with elegance, aud their stock
of goods is said to surpass anything
of the kind ever in the house, not
only as regards the select and choice
variety they embody, but In the I'm
isb, the superb taste, the delicate ar
rangement of colors, and the artistic
harmony of fashionable elements that
characterize them in other particulars.