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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
Coehoelon, Ohio, Gov. Z, 1850.

COchOct0n, OHIO, Now II, 1850,
o. J. WOOD & COs-Gsnts: As have been engaged 10
selling your Hair restorative tho last for your
local agents, H H. HarkinsOnJ and having experienced
The beneficial effects Of t myself would like 70 obtain
agency for state Of Oh0 some State n the West,
should you wish % make such arrangement as am
convinced there nothing equal % Ia the United States
for restoring shs hair. been engaged 10 the Drug
business several years. and have SOLD various prepare
lions the hair but have found nothing that
ssCetFe organs i1vgorsics the scalp we'll YOURS
05ak fully WINGED hat your restorative 90 yOu r.
present be, would ike engagc 10 the sale oil H. Tor
satisfied it muGt sell.
Yours Truly, :. T. BTOCKMAN.
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MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEg
EACH SATURDAY. IN MARCH,.
Prize.
Sass Prizes amounting f32O, 700
PRICE or TICKETS,
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, &21<
4 \ Il - =


WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES SIS; QUARTERS, AK
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 10000, corresponding with thost
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips paper
enCirced with small tin tubes and placed Wheel
The 457 PHzes similarly printed and encirced are
placed ia another Wheel.
The Wheels then revOlved, and a number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and at the time
drawn the other Wheel The Number Prize drawn
out opened exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PHzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the drs Prizes viii
be entitled the % Approximation Prizes For eNaupl
Il Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Prize, Hose Tickets
numbered 1875 II249 II25l 1889, will each entitled TO
g4UU No. $50 draws the 10000 prize Tick
numbered 54S 54g, ssh $50, will eachbe entitled S3UU,
and according TO the above scheme
The wv Prizes Of so wall be determined BY the last
ure OF the No. that draws the $7OOOOpuEe, For example
If the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with l. tnen
all the ticksIs WHARF the Der ends in will be entitled
to $40 II tie number ends with No. 2 then a the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to S2u and
90 OntOO.
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
fERrtuCala Uf InnEare n 10 Whole Tickets
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AND'W ANDERSON.
J. b. ROMANS.
M.rrrE MEcH.sro's Orrrcr, NJ &C.R.R.i

MAgTEE MECHG sIC's OFFICE, N. & c. K. RI
Memphis Jan. 9, 1855.
This will certify that lam using the Padiue Camel Coal
OIL manufactured By the Union Coal and o. Company Of
MsysTIls, Ny, IN our machine shops and Iocomo-
lives Ne pals and Charleston HarOad, aud have
given the sess, 10 order 20 prove its qualities
ubTiCHting Oil. have hesitation recommending It
superior OIL for Railroad purposes, bOtn In regard 20 econ
Oms aud perfect uDTcELUT. believe 20 be the best
OH have used and thai gallon will 20
gallons OF Lard Oh. Inc machinery is running the
shops with twenty cent lees pOWeTtnHn required for
Ordinary Oil. The 6uuty Of the Ul arises convinced
from the fetal absence gum, aud does effect It's lubTi
eating properties but only that the OrdCes In The
oil cups Eud feeders should be reduced order the
oil economically.
WV z NIHH0LS Ma.Lar MachLnLaL-
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HAsHvILLH AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Mannina Snnn In o. IREa

HAGHvILLI AND chattanooga RAILROAD
Machine SHOP, JRR. %, 1858.
TLiE viii certify that using the Parahne Camel
Coal oil made by the Union Coal and Oil Company Mays
Vile KY in Machine Shop and the locomotives
the road, have tested the "a very carefully
lie qualities; entirely convinced lt is very fus OIL
for machinery, nd that gallon this Oil is fully equal
gallons the best Lard Oil Il being entirely Tree
gum machinery will with less pow than with
any Oh We have used although the Oh has thin appear
ance, has lubrcang body superior any Oil IN OTiin-
airy use, and 10 is well ada pEed 20 railroads.
{. b NOWLES, Master Mechanic
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. ID
Mr. Knowles is Master Of Machinery Of Road, and
reliable man, in whose statements would condde.
v. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. 1. ANDERSON,
SUDeFluteuds Of n. d 4. K. K.
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1000 Gold Guard Vest Fob Chains 10 90 co co. sch
Gold LOcksts Bracssts, brooches. Ear Dro1si brsa
Pics, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttors Kings Sllri etulF.
stGh Keys, Gold and s .T5r Tnimoss and variety C.
other irIic es, worth from 50 cents o. $l5 90 e-ch
Immediately on receipt Of the suJssrpi on marcy, De
subscribers name will os entered uDon cur cu55-r lDs
book opposite number and TIE g c'rrssD ndl1g with
that uum5sr will forwarded, within one week, % tr5
subscriber, EXPRESS POST PAID
- All communications should be 81 -ress d 90
bEGhEE B 20.
As and 49M flt BuildiBz. SIS B-oluwly, rev T0rL
=. = specimen copies sent free Agenls wanted
feo Ei-WImlV
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wN. R. NICHOLS, Master MashIniss.
NAYsvJlLE. KY, Nov. u, 1857.

NAYtVILLE. No NOV, 10 300
To The Union Coal and OIL Company:
GEErLEHEN-Having used your Lubrcating Oil, made
from Camel Coal machinery Cotton Mills lin
cudinE Engine and Spiudes) for the last few weeks
prepared say Thai found greatly superior
auY other pdng the sperm, and fully equal
that article for which have been pay nE from dollar
seventy dollars aud twenty-five cents per
gallon The oil distributes ve perfectly the machine
~, long, and is free gum, which friction,
and consequently heat.
Invsw or the superior qualify OF this Oil, have sdOP
ted for Mills From the low puce at which Is is sold
we doubt nOt.it must come INTO general use
JANUARY & WOOD,
Projectors Of MaysVills Cotton Mills.
February g ISj7--dIW Imdzwzm
number OF Other certificates In the hands Of the
agents here, which may be any time.
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500 Acres OF Land,

being that valuable body Of Land longing said decd
exec tho Dover rac assl ned 20 HE widow. Said Land
Will De sold 10 uur separate tracts OF 30
There is ST Improved setiemr tsch This 10
rare opportunity 10 buy very critic Land, well Watsrsd
excellent Syringe, and we'll 5ered aud ell adapted 10
ne growth OF lu5ooc1 Corn, small sim Stock Rais-
Al No b ne time and nlaea Lwm In L-Ea r.nnnr ..u
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? TIE HAR-PeOpl8 have for centuries been afflicted
win bald heads and ns Only remedy, heretofore known
has been those abOminAble wigs 6y discovery OF
Professor Wood these articles being dispensed
bus treat many persons sL DaOnize tuem Lnsy
have been often imposed upon by Hair fOnios Of dnfr
eut Kinds To all sucn persons earnestly make the
quest that they will Try aain Tor ia Woods Rsstoa
tive there tuIng fail We knOW Of lady Who
bald used toe aicle short time her head Ia
covered completely with tle nisst and most beautiful
curs Imaginable We know Of numerous where hair
rapidly falling cut which restored greater psToe
zion tnaE it ever mad been before.
H is also HnOut doubt Of the best articles Tor keep
ing the naT la good condition, maAug son and glossy,
moving dandh and has proved Itself the greatest enemy
10 all the ills tHat hair IS heir
t Is the duly OF every 10 improve their personal
p8aTanco though dideT regard The ways Of
doing but every will admit that beautiful head Of
hair, either 10 woman, b much 10 be dssr
ed, and there should les Untried
obtain such considsraJn- WOHAS's ADVOCATE PhilE-
delpnIa.
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Magnificent Grist Mill,
7lRpgH Sale,

Pursuance o. decree rendered by the CrcuIt Court
for Robertson coun'v, tennessee, in the
Eliza Dsh PE, e. as. d. D. HOLMAN and WIFE ais,
the lat ermr viii as Special Con missioner, sell publicly
% the o. EheEl bidder,
On Thursday, the 18th DAY Of March, 1855,
the premises wherein the late James Polk deceased
lived a. The time OF his death, sbOu. miles from Port
hoNaL. AND Twelve mLLes west Of snIinrleLd. ahnuL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27

HSy- The attention Of CoOpers and Millers is di-
rscted 10 the advertisement Of Mr.. Peter WEIGH, in
this mornings paper. We have seen his machine in
5peration- and have no hesitation, in prOnouneing
it the very thing which COOPers and Millers need
Ills great labOr-saving machine, and turns out its
work with su accuracy and rspidity truly surprising
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NASHVILLE.
THE LEGISLATURE

The Seaaie, February 26th, refused to concur n
the amendment Of she House Of Representatives 10
annex portion Of Davidson county to the county
Of Rutherford. Nr. BULIooI's bill 20 repeal me
charters Of the Lawrcneeburg, Agricultural anu
Shelbyvine Banks, was laid on the table
The House Of Representatives, was occupied WIN
the rst reading Of che eighteenth part Of the Code'
anithe consideration Of local and private bills.
CHAzaEs arc as inevitable here below as the laws
Of heaven are immutable. Changes are alike writ
ten upon the buOysut spirits Of JOY. and upon the
marble features Of woe lis iudeibly traced upon
each green leaf Of the giant osk Of the forest and
upon each tiny petal Of the smallest flower that
blooms in the greenhouse. All things earthly
change! And we verify believe if FRASoIsco did not
change his fashioas men would 60 without hats
He announces to-day his spriag and SUMMER style Of
dess hats and as the season advances he will from
time to time introduce such other styles as the COM
fort and convenience Of his feIlow-man maysuggest
NJ The river is receding slowly, with II feet
water on he shoals.
The Princess from Cincinnati, was the only srri-
val yesterday. The Huntsville, from Memphis was
she only depsrtuFe.
ExprOTED-salHe West, from Memphis; Umpire
from up river.
The Ella, will leave to-day for huntsville At T.
N; the sallie West, will leave at , o'clock, p ~
for Memphis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
Something New
AT
WaterdeId & Walkers.

VTTATERFIRLD & WALKER are adding 20 their -rtsr-
w siys assortment some New iegzni Styles Of aL
original In design aud o. superior texture Tsr stock Is
large and select, and their prices low and uniform.
feb - WATBRFIFLD q WAlKER-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27

Life Of Aaron SURF,
Colonel in the army of the Revolution L = senator
Vice President Of the Uaited Ssa!es &c
For sale BY
febl7 UAGEy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
MORE THAN 5000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

TTIHE RESTORATIVE OF PROP. O. }. WOOD FOR RES
4 TORING hair PERFECTLY aRd permanently, has never
yet had Tva volume aftsT volume might be aiven IRON
paris world, and from Intelligent. 70
prove that IA - a perfect HesLOFnttVes but read
Ihs circular you cannot dOubti read following
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27

One AID Two years credpuchases executing with
two approved securities, and iieB bsHE reslnsd
Land r the ymeutol the purchase money. Cash % be
ousd 81 the sale TO pay COSTS sc. The bddDgs for
Land will be opened a. Sz0 per seTs. -
JNO. s HUTCHESON,
feb Is-vN Special COmmiasloneF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
Thirty-One Negroes,

belonging the estate Of said de The comprises
several liable Men and omen, and q number Of very
likely Boys and Girls 81 various aEeS
Terms OF sale
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NEW BOOKS.
Wilde ARD SEEK,
A NOVEL,
By W1LKIEi COLLINS, AuthOs OF ,s The DEAD
SRCRET," &c

"We have no hesitation in predicting for Il ann.
mandtOg fu6nce. lt has the great merit al irsIitv
end VIII nAVs large sse20 600 Of the 0ead Secret
uos. by me same author nave been sold. L Is live book
ARD mas undenably g8nuGe power. n--TIMHs
Thoroughly orgual, and ore Of tie Few ssues ~ tia
VINE when VIII be universally read As e bOot ID viii
Ltt ~ " eold nervous, FRESH, End pUngent aud wakes
ible."--ExPRRsH. 50 '-'-i5 4NSI01-
EsQUIRER. AVA
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
Next Week

Next Week -,
In compliance with rule observ-
ed by all printing Offices, we will
not issue a paper next week. Du-
ring the past year, our workmen have
labored faithfully-vnOt failing in a
solitary instance, to present the o.
serrer to it's numerous friends on the
day and hour when due-and now IT
is no more than right that they
should have the holidays for rest and
recreation. However, if any of our
friends should desire to have any
printing done, or to pay an install
ment Of what they may owe, or to
subscribe for our paper, they will find
US on hand, ready to attend to their
wishes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
Still Coming

Still Coming
Since our last, we have entered
the names of several new subscribers
to the Observer, and have been In
formed Of others who design COM
mencing With the new year. Good
news to US. Remember, that we re-
ceiye in payment Of subscription all
kinds of country produce: at the
market price; so that subscriber,
at the eud Of the year, may find his
paper paid for, and yet he will not
miss what he let as have. And re-
member, that when the size Of our
sheet, and the amount and quality
of its reading, is taken into consider
alton, the Observer as tie cheapest
paper erer published in Liac0l. c0''0-
fut We shall continue our efforts to
make it the best aud most welcome
visitor its friends can receive.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
auqust Elertinn- 1859

STATE sENATF--LrsoofN AND FRANKLIN.
srWe are authorized to announce Taz.
w. Newman. Esq, of Franklin, a candi-
date to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties
in the Senatorial branch of the next Tennes-
see Legislature.
sT~ We are authorized to announce DIR.
J. j. A bernathy, of franklin, candidate
to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties in
the Senatorial branch of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
sr We are authorized to announce
James Il. ChiicOat, Esq, Of Lincoln,
candidate to represent Lincoln and Franklin
counties in the Senatorial branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature "a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
Agricultural Meeting

The members of the Lincoln coun.
ty Agricultural and Mechanical Socl-
ety will bear in mind that the next
meeting of the Society will be held
on The first Monday in January next,
when important business will be
brought forward for their considera-
ton. A proposition fled at the Cc-
tober meeting, to so amend the Con-
stitution as to reduce the initiation
fee from S. to IS, win come up for
final action. A full atteudance is So
licited. an-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
Pork

Pork
Nearly all OF the pork in this coun-
|ty offered for sale for foreign use has
been moved of, and there is but dit
tie here now, we believe, awaiting a
purchaser. 5.cents, we suppose, may
still be considered the ruling price.
We have heard incidentally that 81
cents have been offered in one or two
cases, but we do not know it to be
the fact.
LaTER.-Since the foregoing was
'penned, we have obtained such addl-
tional information as justifes us, We
think, in quoting the average price for
this county now at 81 cents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
Sulphu r Spring Institute

The next session Of this excellent
school commences on the FIRST Mon
day in February next, as may be
seen by referring to the advertise
ment in this paper. The Principal,
Rev. r. L. McElree, is graduate OF
Washington College, Pennsylvania,
and is we'll qualified to fill the i'm,
portant position Of an instructor Of
youth. We predict that under bis
management, the Institute will abate
not one jot Of the hi gh character it
has hitherto maintained. 8
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
Christmas Coming.

A Nd with it great variety of fancies and
u Gneries suitable for gifts for the occasion,
such as fine Jewelry, Silver Ware, fancy China
Pictures and fancy and toilet Goods generally,
all of which may be had at GLIDER
SLEEVES at low prices. i
We are, also prepared to furnish the pat
eat 3 Es,isrOtype-lhe6 finest and most du-
rable picture made-to those who may wish
20 give a copy of their pretty faces as me-
mortal to particular friends. Welare the only
party in this part o. the State in possession OF
the process. and having the right to use Il.
We also take the plain Ambrotype ard Me-
lainetype at lowpriees.
Particular attention given to work on Watch
rs and every description Of Time Pieces. A
,rreat variety of Clocks for sale very low.
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Cotton--The transactions in Cotton have
been pretty heavy, and large amount has
been shipped to New Orleans Middling sold
at l0l5 a l024c but buyers are offering only
/ 1o14 a l0Ic.
! Tohacco-We have heard OF no sales Of
priced tobacco this week. Loose is coming in
| toera bly, free and is selling at p a SIC.
! Provisions Old bacon is arriving slowly and
is selling readily at sc for clear sides, &c for
shoulders, and Sc for hams. In new there Is
but little doing. We heard of asaie to one OF
our dealers of about 5000 lbs. at 81 bog round.
Lard is in brisk demand at 9l5 @9$ic, ac-
cordng to quality and packages. Grease Is
selling at &c. -.
Grain and Flour--We hear Of prctt! heavy
orders for wheat being received from the Ohio
river and elsewhere, causing slight improve
ment in this market. Wheat is in good de-
mand at the following quotations: Good to
prime red 70@S0c, and good to fair white oo9
Soc. For inferior grades there is little or no
demand, and we quote the extremes at 4OGooc
for common to fair.
Il here is a god demand for corn meal at
50@60c. per bushel.
Corn is in demand at 40@45c.
! Dried Fruit--Ts in active demand at 81 GO
| al rs for peeled apples; 50 1888 for un-
peeled peaches, and 4 50@S5 for peeled
peaches. We heard of the sale of 500 sacks
dried apples at 81 rs, and 494 sacks Of dried
peaches (unpeeled) at SO o5 per bushel, from
store.
Groceries-The grocery market has been
very animated during the week, when COM
pared with the dull season preceding. Our
merchants are receiving daily large supplies o.
Groceries, and will be amply prepared to mee
the heavy trade which they expect during tht
i, coming winterand spring months. Sugar has
given way since our last weekly report fully
, A@lc upon all grades. We quote common t
I! fair at 6@7c, and prime 7@7!c, with goot
stocks in the market. Rio coffee is firm a
I2l5M13. with an advancing tendency anC
light stocks in this and all other markets II
: the country There is no probability tina
coffee will sell at lower figures thar the pres
. ent. if indeed, prices do not advance Molas
SEES is nominal at 2S@3oc per gallon for old
No new having been received, we have NJ
fluctuations to cffer.
Tennessee homeland 7@Tla, bar So q
8 GIL. round and square SO Csc, horse shoe g.
!. Plow. plate ard moulds 6l@7, Boiler plate So
|. Nail Plate y, Nail rod &c, Oval and ha
oval 7@9c, Gin Rib &c. Nut Iron re, Bugg
y Tire II, Sheet s1I@9lS, Hoop S3@9k.-
# Pittsburg is quoted at &c less. and small SIT
at = less.
" Begging and Bale Rope equote Tenpe'
E see begging at 2o@22c. Kentucky $50 H. an
= India 19c Rope 100, and Manila CoEdat
lac I6c. sss .-ass-,g hsre 4ttas
Feathers and Ginseng Feathers are in d.
Imand at 4Oc, for live geese, when put !
lin good shipping order. Ginseng finds reat
c sale at 45@5ec. n
Leather ard Hides--Thc market is We
20 supplied with leather, which we quote as 70
II lows: Oak and hemlock tanned sole al
70 harness 27@2sc; sk.rting Doc; upper S27@'
es per dozen; dry hides are worth S@lo, al
green SC per pound.
Salt-We quote coarse sack at 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
sHEeEFF.s SALE.

EsY virtue Of one writ of venditiOni exTo-
ED mas to me directed from the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of lincoln oouaiv, Tennessee,
! will expose to sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door in the town
of FAYETTEVILLE, on esasurSz:sy, f;Ie aSzh
day OF january. $50, all the right tt
tie, claim, and Interest that Isaac Range hes
in and to, q. FIVE acre LOT OF LAND. more.
or less, sitna:ed in the town Of Fayetteville,
Lincoln county. Tennessee, iHclldipg 20 foot
alley. running North and South. through
nurnber of lots: ard others, nutsbsrs7 ant 8.
Bounded on the East by the lands of Jpseph
II. Wallace, dee. on the West by lot of
ground owned by John T. Morgan. and On the
South by tract of lard. formerly owned by
the heirs Of John 2. 1fcConneL dee. IeTied
on as the property of Isaac Range, q, the suit
of Short &. Toon. by } II. Blair. Constable OF
Lincoln county, Tenn. $50
a. W. NJ. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
Dec. %. 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
The State Senatorship-

$500 $3.50 - - 80
An article that appesred in this
paper on the 9th inst, headed Gan
other Candidate seems to be con-
sidersd by Judge Cailcoat as an at
tempted forest slling' Of his claims
to that office. Now, we protest
against any such conclusions. Our
object was to state facts, and to re-
feet the views of the Lincoln de-
mocracy. A consultation with DEM
ocrats, and an, examination of files
as Ear back as l850-we had none
beyond that--fully authorized our
statements. -.-... =
Our friend the Judge also thinks
We anticipated" b m on the Bank
and intimates that i''cour-
.esy and fair dealing" required US to
wait until the canvass was opened,
when the candidates would publicly
make known their views. Our read
ers will decide on the business Of this
plea, when we inform them that the
Judge himself laid down bis platform
to Us, unaccompanied by a syllable
intimating a desire that we should
defer its publication. And we are
much mistaken if they do not concur
With US in the opinion, that courtesy
and fair dealing" required the Judge
not to prefer such charges against US.
Bot ne DO not deem it necessary
to continue this subject, inasmuch
IS our friend the Judge has express.
ID a willingness to submit bis name
10 convention. Our only object in
eenniug this brief article is to show
hat We were actuated alone by a de- !
sire to preserve the harmony of the
democratic party, and not by wish
% "forestall'' any one.' Si q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-23
SHIiE2iFF,s sALE.

DY virtue of two writs of venditionl EXPO
ED nas to me directed from the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, Tennessee, l
will expose to sale to the highest bi oder, Tor
cash. at the courthouse door in the town OF
Fayetteville, on Saturday. the 2Sih Gay
of january, 1859, al! the rget u.ie,
claim. and interest that j. 7. Waggoner has
in and to TRACT OF LAND situated in
Lincoln County, Tennessee. in civil district
No. ., and bounded as follows, to-wlt: Tn
the East hv the lands of B. f. Spencer, on
the South by the lands of George Il. Frame:
and on the West and North by the lands OF
james Waggouer-it being tho land that Sa-
rah Wage0ner now lives on--he having an
interest of one-tenth in said land. Levied on
at the SUITS Of U. A. Wilson and G. L. Wag-
goner, by B. H. Jones, Constable OF Lincoln
county, Tern. ~
w. NJ. ALEXANDER, She riff. g
~ 90 "A