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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-26

Bui-ling, have the finest assortment Of Segars We
have ever seen exhibited in this city. This is new
establishment and deserves a liberal patronage.
srEAuBoAr AND RIVER NEws.-The river is recs-
ding slowly.
Arriyed-City Of Huntsville, from Memphis; B.
N. Runyau, fr0n New Orleans.
De7arted-Fairy Queen, for Cincinnati; Sligo,
for Up River
EEpectei-Scotland and James Johnson, from
New Orleans; seventy-siK, from Cincinnati; Look
Out, from Padueah
10 leave to.day-B. N. Runyan, for New Orleans;
Hastiug for Piusburg; City Of Huntsville for Mem
phis
THE B. NJ RUsYAE.-This new boat arrived at
wharf yesterday. She is one of the finest boats
in this trade, and under her experienced com
mander Capt. MILLER, viii prove one Of the most
popular boats that visit our wharf Those who wish
to see a fine specimen Of steamboat architecture,
should take a look at the Runyan to-day. She
leaves this evening for New Orleans.
W,srED-A situauonas Clerk in wholesale or retail
hose Of any de.cuptl0n Good recommendations given
and a REsFFrTAHLE petition viii be required.
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HAVE IN store HerrlnR's Fire Proof safes all differ
enI sizes, which viii sell a. COST close consignment
mar ls J. W. WILSON.
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- No advertisement is inserted In this
paper, cEceps froul those who have regu-
iar contracts, and except legal notices,
unless paid Tor az the time Of insertion.
fnm I-TV.
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il j iHz dAtRPeOpl8 have Tor centuries been AFFLICTED
paid hea-s, and only remedy, heretofore known,
been Inos5 ubOmnabie wigs. by discover Of
Professor OOd these arCes beng fast dispensed VITAE
bu many psrs0us ss JaLOiEe iHem, tlay
have boon 0en imposed D. har lOnicd Of differ
eat klnuB To al sucn persons earnestly make the
quest mat hey VIII ny once AGAIN. Tor u woods h1o
here suGa tang fll. We know VI a lady
Daia used art cls shOrt time, and
c0mpstsy win JuiesL and beautiful
Clrst rEnabis. We know Of uumerOuscasss where hair
rapl ang cut WHICH 10 restored ln gIsas8r psrsc
Li0u 10 been DotOIe.
lt asO ghhOut doubt Que OF the best articles for keep
lag the laF 90 good condition, mazng son I'd gOssy
moving dandTud and proved ts5 grsalsss enemy
% all the Ills that mar IS usIr TO-
lg duty OF every 20 improve their personal ap
DearEnCe, though may differ regard ways Of
dong I bat every one wl admit Lhat beautiful head Of
asir, ener ID man o. woman, Is object d8sr
%, aud heTs are unErisd
0Dtsn such coasidsFlsOu. WONaN's ADvOcATE Phila-
delpha.
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Tncnrrent Bank Notes Wanted.

WYvE will pay he highest malkst price for the Notes Of
W the 00Eng Banks, If delivered ediatey: Law
reuoebuTg, Shebyve, OoOee, cambridge, and knoxville.
the above N0es want particularly. We will also, buy
The all suspended Free Banks not mentioned iR
dec5-u A. %HELESS & co.
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l.. - ho04 hh1l Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Unatttnooea Railroad.

Mr- Knowles Is Master Of Machinery Of oar Road ana
fa abe man1 % whose state neugs we would condde.
v. X. STEVENSON, President.
RasdVIle and CEailanooga Rsilnslf-
"a. 4. ADHESION,
Superintendent Of n. q 4. ~ Il
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W,srEB-A situatonas Clerk in wholesale retail
hauss Of any DESCRIPTION. Good recommendations given,
and REsrFCrhELE POEiTIoE viii be required.
Apply Il MACKENZIE & WILSON'S.
rrHE5--Tt.
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LIVERY STYLE Of season Glove in store and for sale b!
Z J. ID. McGILL.
Ladies' and Gentlemen Furnishing,
fsb q corner Of Square and Collegs-st
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Greatest Medical Wonder of the age.
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hereby certify, Thai having badly bruised and
sesdst by The explosion steam Boiler, friend induced
ne % Try 8rag Is Aregc Lmmsnt Inc vas taslu y
extracted 5calds, and m very snorE time AN ne
pain was zone the bruises. in ugsEs was veil
ana able ID resume ny DudlUsss.
5Er . a
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BRAGGjS ARCTIC IMMINENT.

DIR ~ ~ - INV ~ =atNAlst6lN
This Incompatible L1ime8i upon which great mass
IF Inc afflicted Of lands rely for RELIEF from
pangso Of Knsuna, Neuralgia Goutl arysiPelas, Cancer
erouia, sprns Bruises bans scals and all eaiansous
dse7sss Is RAPIDLY Dsrs8ding ala similar preparations. HE
1oproJors give me sncouragomsatO OF sufferers, the fol-
owing memorandum Of ie c. NE wonderful cures eject
ID By Il during me past lev morths Csrac4tes 0m M
.hsirlsBglh prsciudes tbe publication Of all Du few.
AN EXPLOSION,
AEHPaIss TESH-5 Nov. 2sih, 1857.
5eaded By the explosion Of steam Boiler, friend induced
Try 5fagss Arelc Lnimen lhs smart vas Instantly
extracted rom l5scalda ana ~ cry sh0f ts a ne
pam gone IRON the bruises In tEo weeks vas sol
ana able resume ny business
uEhRY HAVbkSAilaL, residence Jackson street..
IhE BAND SEE.
WEBsrEA CrrT, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, Is5T.
years bad been afflicted win inhamsd eyes, iB arEr-
vailed degree, and Eded VARIOUS Physicians, ana several
lstrums, 20 no suscl; was induced 0J Dr. Raum 10 sry
Arolc Eminent, and 10 laO mOnIhs nearly we'll.
BY Esle daughe afflicted Ia ths mlnnsr for the
same time, aha aaiAg PoI.on d ne tme vas ehlf9
0nnd in one eye applied your valuable Linlmeuis and
her ee are nov perfectly 5Olnd mus nave I Viz 9ls
swo-ol5O.iie cured ny daughter eyes ana ny oHnl Pc
sides curing inc rheumatism ly harEs would not be
sihOuI y0urinvauabls remedy 1 ny hoqsr; 5oars !fay
WEBsrEE CRY, lows, nov. On, lss7.
hereby certify, thlL well acquainted VIA blan
R1ssss and with the astonishing cures pc m'hons5 ane
kaOW his statement o. DO s.rCtiy rue
GOOD FOR AAI-H ALSs
This invia5is LinnsnIis also equally ecaGiou1 IN cur
.ls ne .lseT y E-1o} ana Lynsh Aruol : 80 go
hstwa largest Verystl1les 10 ne " IS = and are g5lely
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23rd. 1851.
Va The underyusd having assd d.. BraEg's Arctic In
Int 90 mum br of mnnLlas chearuly testify % ta rpsr.
- fv iu caring me diseases Of h)Taess e. veil are ~
itSs III ne reLo being the best Liniment made that
- v1l ne no other We keep and have kspt Tor nua-
- 81 vers extensive livery Stables tns CIV diseases
100 od We tsilaIns saJ bnat ths Arcdc LninonE
- 80 one We sV6ri0und always elective. We cor
sg recommend % ali livery sta0la keepers and ohaa
7 ssyfrz ihs care OF Eez.
J. & A. ARNOr,
LYNCH, ARhOT 8 co.
Chsstlui Street,
CAUTION
Many Druggists, having Oh Linmenis on hand VII Try
TO ss Jhsm yol The Ds bat 90 ygq Poaye refuse
30 purchase them. ask f0T hhAd5 AhO ~
ana lake no other.
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
Vba nrorrsfor - n ffrnsh .h purchaser 81 dol.
lar boa, ilh fres suh1c 9on % ne ose. states leuE-
mated nasrs certificate, snia8 ne holder 70 The ber-
sgt of ~ rpriton d enclosed in ne wrapper lr0uid
ever dosr b6ts. me Anao LinimaHt . pa So h ~
500 and 81 boltos. Inc ~ oalll l4 y oplaa couain
30 and 100 per cent Eofe -anaoAA "a proportion % ttsr
cost and she cheapest
For sale by Bragg 3 3uEroWesl sole proprietor,
St. Louis, No.
W " BRRRY q DRIOVuLR.
Rhoezl1 anants.
And b 4. i. R0SCQB5 G. W. HZE ulEsflOH - n
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NASHVILLE, March 4, 1858.
MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE WEAR

TTTHE RESTORATIVE Or PRUF. v. !. WOOD FOR RBs-
L iOklNG aair peueclly and permanently, has never
n4d rival, volume aisr volume CHI aIgeu IRON
all paris Of world, and from nlslissnI,
prove has il A. "A perfect RestoraGGves suL read
circular aEd you cannot doubt; read also The following
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public at Macon, Ga, under the sworn supedntsn.
dence OF E. &. BH Ikley and Jos. Waterman Esqs.
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AdministratOr's Sale
Buckskin, Cloth & SILK Gloves,

THIS Morning WEDNESDAY March 18th, at 10 O'Clock
the resd nee of The late Mr. John Barry in kdgehsl
mar24 BENJ. P. SHIELDS, Auc.iOneeT.
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RoNN ETSn

We ask especial attention to this item, since have b.
far the Largest Variety and HandsOmss assortment
before q red bv Us.
MORGAN, PLUMBER. COOKE & co.
Nashville March H. ls5S-2m.
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pressing the intention Of voting
against it when it comes up at the
third reading, which will be Monday
The 18th instant.
Mr.. Heiskell, on the part of the
Committee on the Revised Code, in
answer to a resolution, reported that
they were engaged both night and
day, and would complete them about
the Goth Of March, and recommen-
ded that bills of a general character
should be acted upon in preference
to local bills, so they might be incor-
porated in the Code without retard-
ing its progress. To carry out this
suggestion, resolution was adopted
TO lake up bills of general charac-
Ter first, and act upon them.
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Blue Grass Seed
W. & A. Soafhworth in another
column advertise a large supply Of
Kentucky Blue Grass Seed for sale.

The Legislature -
In the House, a bill to give
Fayetteville a Mayors Court pass
ed third reading. e.
In the Senate, the House bill t.
authorize Municipal Corporations t
hold real estate beyond their COR
porate limits, passed the third rea
ding.
In the House, Mr.. Richard.
son las joint resolution looking
towards the sale of the Penitentia.
ny, and the purchase Of larger pri-
son grounds, near Nashville, on the
river below.
Tn the ,Senate. a very large mum.
Der of bills we're reported upon by
the different committees. and several
new propositions were introduced;
and among them, one to reorganlze
the Bank Of Tennessee.
In the House, Mr.. Estes resolu-
ton, proposing so to amend the Con-
stitution of Tennessee as to make
the Secretary Of State, Treasurer,
and The Clerks and Masters Of the
Chancery Courts elective by the
people, was passed the 6rst reading
43, nays %.
Mr.. Brazelton's proposition to
restrict extra sessions of the Legis-
ture to 90 days was rejected-yeas
Sc, nays 81 Ia majority Of all the
members not voting in the afirma-
tire.
In the Senate, Mr.. Davis bill to
incYease the stock Of the Bank of
Tennessee was amended BY striking
out that portion which provides for
the issuance of State bonds, leaving
"a the bill that portion which re-
iuires the sale Of State stock in the
companies, and the Union
ind Planters Banks; $250,000 of
he proceeds to be applied to crea-
ing a Branch Bank at Memphis, and
he same amount to establish
Branch at Chattanooga. The bill
passed on the second reading, most
# the Senators, however, desired
,ot 70 be considered as committed
o the bill, and some Of them ex
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-02-11

Drugs, etc. s
4NcKinney S-sAlsrandsr, successors
to McElroy 4 McKinney,. in the
Drug line, make their debut in this
mornings Observer. By strict at
tention to business, and keeping
pure and fresh Drugs, Medicines,
tc-.they hope to receive the same lib
eralsupport that was extending to
the old firm.
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New Stock-

New Stock
At Carty's Variety Store. west side
of the Square, may be found one Of
the largest and best selected stocks
of Family Groceries, justreceived,
ever offered in this place. Their ad-
vertisement, which is unavoidably
deferred until next week, says that
they will sellas low as any other house
can. Give them. a call the proprie-
tors are gentlemen, and will take
pleasure in attending 70 your wish
ng
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Sea.onable Suggestion

Who wants to break down hard
times? Everybody. Then let eve
rybody begin IN the right way
Don't await for your ueighbor, but
set the example. Sell at living
psice and pay your debts. Lot youf
neiebbor do The same, and he will
pay yo=, and in short ever, body viii
be mid and hard times banished. Start
The ball. Roll up and pay the
printer.
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InsolYent Notice.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk o.
a the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the Administers
tor of the estate Of 81 phen Colert, aec, of the
insolvency ofksaid decedent's cstate-notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims a.
cainst said estate to present them TO the Clerk
of said Court. properly authenticated, on or
before the first Monday in October,
1853, for pro rata distribution, or they will
be forever barred
ARTHUR j. "CHILDRESS, Aam'r.
Feb IL. 1858.
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Trustees Sale
Jas. G.. Hoods, E-q, as Trustee.
viii, on the lst Monday in March,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder.
in Fayetteville, two likely Negroes,
together With some other desirable
property--on a credit until Christ
mas next. See advertisement in
this paper.
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MAR RACES.
MARRIED.

In this county, Thursday. 4th inst, by Rev
A. s. Sloan, Mr.. john COLEMAN and Mis,
SARAH PATTERSON.
We acknowledge a good supply of the we'd
ding cake. and wish the happy pair all the
happiness and prosperity, which an unclonded
future can give them.
In this place. Tuesday, 9th inst. by Rev.
NJ Marshall, JACOB GILLESPIE, Esq, and Mrs.
JULIA BUTLER.
In this place. Tuesday, 9th inst. by Rev.
Mr.. Martin. Mr.. JAMES II. .CAs1LEMAN and
Miss CArHARINE Carly.
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New Firm

New Firm
Mr.. Yoang having withdrawn from
the firm Of ,&acklsford 9. Young.
aofth:sest corner Of. the Square, is
succeeded by Mr.. IyMtaker,and the
style viii hereafter be Whitaker. q
.Shaskgeford. In orderto make room
for their spring stock, they are, if
offering cheaper bargains
than ever. Go and see.
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Neeld & Fleming

These superior work men are still
in full blast, vest side of the Square
Their motto is "No fit, no psy,' and
their customers could not ask any
thing fairer than that. We may
add, that if any Of our readers de-
sire to visit ready-made clothing
house, Neeld 8. Flen'ing's is without
doubt the place. Try them.
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New Heuse-

New Heuse-
Mr.. G.. B. Hitler is just receiving
in the bar.room OF his former hotel.
a large and desirable stock Of fresh
Family Groceries, Of superior quail
ty, watch be offers at lowerratesthan
the same articles can be bought in
SheIbyyille or Huntsville,a and brought
to this County. There is no mis-
take about this and our readers
will agree with US, after examining
his scale Of prices in this days o.
serrer.
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Public Sale


II WILL, on Saturday, the AGxN,
IL S7th issf.. offer at pub Esst
lie sale, my RESIDENCE. adj 80 49,
joining the Village of Mulberry. The place
IS well improved. the dwelling large, and con
venient, and nearly new, with all necessary
out-houses, good Cisterns, afIording sufi-
cient water. There Is about Is acres Of land
connected with same. Terms liberal, and
made known on day Of sale. Possession Civ
en- Immediately Also at safSe time and
place, will sellscme or 8 head Of cattle, I
yoke of Oxen, 2 headof Horses. / Wagon, /
Barouche, &C., &c. Any of the above prop-
erty can be bought privately before tie day
of sale. by applying TO the undersigned.
5ssHsse F.s' r. N. WHITAKER.
Mulberry. Feb. II 1859. = -
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Isl. Louis, MO- ys
|. lMarketdull. Flourlower The Falls City
Smil assell;ng blythe .dray- load yesterday a
E$3 rs. There is sone wheat coming in, and
it brings 70@75c, and a choice article would
command 7Sc. Dealers pay for corn and oats
30c. = q
Some little bacon vas in from the county
and brought 64@7H and ST for shoulders,
clearsides, and hams, which holders were not
willing to yield.
Whisky frmer; we now quote raw at 1879.
New York, N. "
Cotton--Firm, sales 1000 bales. Wheat
Milwaukie club. S1@1 OF. Corn declined l
cent; white 65@66; yellow 64QG5 Prime
pork advanced s12@l2 90 Rio coffee 9l@
IL. Molasses 28@3O. Tennessee 6's SO. =
Ohio
A million pounds of bulk meat soil at 81
and It for shoulder and sides; Mess pork Sl4;
Lard advanced T. Whisky Ice; Molasses 25
@26; Sugar 81 @64; Coffee loa@l1; Super
fine flour So IS. - Al
New Orleans. La
.Cotton--Sales $500 bales, firm. Sugar Az
as. Molasses 24@25. Corn better. Mess
pork IA 50@$l5. Other articles unchanged
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Confectionary-

Confectionery
i1r. Rowzse, on the northeast
corner Of the Square, has just ope D.
ed a Confectionery, for the sale Of
all kiads of Candies. Nuts, Fruits,etc,
etc., where those wishing anything in
that line would do we'll to call. See
his advertisement in another col
umn.
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A LII persons indebted to n
"A NEELD, CARTER d FLEM- ~ -
ING, by note or account, will do Sf~.fssss
well to come up and settle. We are compelled
to have n oaey. The only way we have to
get it is from those that owe us. Come M
now and help us ont. We hope you will NOT
neglect this call, as it will save us a great deal
of trouble and you of expense.
NEELD, CARTER & FLEMING.
Feb. IL, 1858. ~
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InSolvent Notice,

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court of Lincoln county
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of Che Administrai-
tor of the estate of J.hn Ramsey, dec, of the
insolvency of said ,decedent's estate-notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims n
gainst said estate to present them to the Clerk
of said Court, properly authenticated, on or be-
fore the first Monday in October
1855, for pro rata distribution. or they will
be forever barred. !.
:THos. cHILDs, admir-.
Feb. IL, 1S5S-4t
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The price of splitting III mans
face in Salem, Mass, has been. as
sessed by the court there at $780,
This was. rather an expensive spittoon
is much cheaper.
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District chancery Court for Lincoln

DiStIICt ChanVCiy Svai ~ AnOSlA
| County.
Nancy Hardin and others
| We. Jan,rv Roles 1885
Turner P. .Watson- and r- ' -S
wife ard Others
InN motion Of complainants by their counsel
~ and it appearing 20 dissatisfaction of the
Clerk and Master. that Wade Piles and Susan
his wife, - Millican and Nancy his wife,
- buchanan and Mary his wife, - Glenn
ents and Rachel his wife, Phoebe Moore, JOSH
ali Moore and Sarah Moore, HarIin Lore, John
Lore, 49, Cooper ard his wife Jane. Hardin
Taylor and his wife Charlotte, Margaret, Wild
ow of John Hardin. deceased, Samuel d..
Hardin. and William Pettis, and the two MI
nor children of hix wife Margaret Petiis.
deceased, whose names are unknown to
complainants, are noB-fesidents of the
State of Tennessee--It Is, therefore, ordered
that publication be male irfthe FAYETTEvILLE
OBsERyER. a newspaper. published il. Fayette-
vile, Tennessee, for four weeks in succession,
commanding said defendants to beand appear
at or before the next term of the Chancefy
Court 10 be held for the comfy OF Lincoln, at
the court-house in Fayetteville, on the
fourth Monday in February pext,
aud plead. answer, or demur to complainants' |
the same win be taken for
and set for hearing er parte as to
hem.
a copy: r. FARQUHARSON,
Jan. 20, 1853. CK. q III.
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We hope by Close attenton 10 basl-s L.
ness to merit continuance Of the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to us. We still
have good assortment of Goods on hand suit
able for the season, which we viH sell very losg.
Call and examine them, and If We cannot suis
you in the goods. and yon can find them at
Other houses to suit better. then come in and
leave your measures. and we viii insure yen
eoop. FIT, or we will charge yon nothing for
tine work, and pay for your Goods. Particu-
lar cars will be taken with cutting done for
ladies to make. SO that there viii be no mis-
take in the making up. Feb. H.
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SaoW--
Last week we we're visited by a
:, real old fashioned snow-storm. Inc
flakes fell thick and fasf, but rapid
fly melted, SC that in few days there
wero hardly any traces left.
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TsusTEE-LINcoLN COUNTY.


CT We are authorized to announce A.
Randolph, Esq, candidate for Trustee o
Lincoln county, at the March Election. 1858
or We are authorized to announce NiH.
Necid, Esq. a candidate for Trustee of Linz
coin county, at the March Election, 1858.
REorsTEa-LINcoiN COUNTY.
eP We are authorized to announce Mr..
e. II. C. RagIey. candidate for Register
of Lincoln county. at the March Election, 1893.
or We are authorized to announce :. "a.
ETcCord, Esq, candidate for Register Of
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1853.
OF We are authorized to announce MI
w. u. Want, a candidate for Register Of
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1853.
CT We are authorized to announce Mr..
Nir.,pa Phillips. candidate for Register
of Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1893
OF We are authofized to announce Mr.
Peter CanRinEIlaEn. jr-, candidate for
Register of Lincoln county, at the March
Election. 1858.
1- We are authorized to announce Mr..
J0sra q. EidriGge. candidate for Reg
lister of Lincoln county. at the March Elec-
Ii on, 1858.
or We are authorized to announce Mr..
A. T.. Hing. candidate for Register OF
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858
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nT observation-disclosures be handed intothe
Office by Tuesday Morning, TO insure an appear
snce in the following Paper.
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IA lilo HsgY 81,


A Ii those indebted to =. VI.
IA RINGO. dec, are hezeby no. go
tified 10 codse forward and settle .zzs,s>S<<
with J. H. Rinsa. by the FIRST Of March.
or they will be called upon by an officer. The
books viii be found above the iewelry shop.
szsss ELzIRA RISG0, Ersc,triz. q
Jan. IA. 1H5e--ti. -.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-02-11
Public Sale

Public Sale -
By refesence 10 our advertising
columns, it viii be seen that MIR
R.N JTaifaksr will, on Saturday,
5 27th inst, Offer for sale to the high
est bidder, at Mulberry: some vaiua-
BILE property.