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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
The Printer

The Printer
The number for August has been
received. As the name indicates,
the work is devoted mainly to a
history of the art of printing, and
matters in connection herewith, such
as type founding, stereotyping, cleo
trotyping, paper making, printing
press manufactS4 Ing, etc. 1t is beau.
t fully printed on good paper, by
Henry & Huntingdon, No. l Spruce
Street, New York. Terms only 81
a year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26

The London Illustrated News
SAYS of India: "Whenever we meet
the enemy-or rather, whenever be
can be brought to meet uS-he is
defeate Cd with slaughter; but it is
like striking at a globuie Of quick
silrer-it disperses under your hand.
but separates into numbelless small
globulss, ready to join again at the
first opportunity"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26

~ Observation-Disclosures handed into the
Office by Tuesday Morning, toinsure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26

hTAdgertisements are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed IN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
sHEREElS SALE GEIANl.

DY virtue of writ Of ven3itioni cxponas
ES issued BY tbeCierk of the Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, Tennessee, and to me di-
rected, l win expose to sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Fayetteville, on Thursday.
Inc 3otls day CT September, 1858,
all the right, title, claim. aHi interest that
Daniel Curry has in and tn two tracts of LAND
in Lincoln county, Tenn eSsee, in District No.
%, and bounded as follows, to-wit:--Begin-
hing on red oak and hickory, the north
west corner of Thomas. Lackey's so acre entry,
thence east CT poles to post oak, thence north
125 POLES to a chestnut, thence west Ga poles
to stake, thence south l25 poles to the be-
ginning; one other tract, beginning on red
oak and hickory, the northwest corner Of
Thomas Lackey's entry of so acres, thence
south to a white oak, (number of poles not
given,) thence east TO a stOoping red oak,
thence north to a post oak, thence to the be-
gnnipg--containing by estimation, 100 acres.
more or less Levied on by Samuel A. Hop
kins, Constable of Lincoln county, Tenn, as
the property of said Daniel Curry, at the suit
,of w. G.. Laxan.
W II. ALEXANDER, Gisrg.
August 26, 1558--[4t-S6
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
Last week n little son of Judge

Last week little son of Judge
Donaldson, 10 Montezums, Indiana,
was bitten on the arm by spider
while sleeping in the cradle. The
arm swelled rapidly, Inflammation
spread to other parts Of the body,
aud the second day after the Injury
the child died.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
Land for Sale

Persons desiring topurchase Land,
will find on referring to another col.
umn, that several tracts are adver.
tised to be sold to the highest bidder,
at Sheriff sale.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26

A HARD LIcK.-The Coffeesille
{ Miss) lntelligencer calls the editress
of the Yazoo Banner "Mother Pre-
wilt" She, on the superstition that
he means mother of the press, regrets
the designation. I'm that case,
SAYS she, .ihe Ceffeeville editor is our
son, aud Solomon says "a fool is a
rcproach to bis mother.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26

The LAST Trick IN TRADE.--A
friend informs US, says the New York
News, that he yesterday purchased
some beautiful red and apparently
ripe peaches, from a fruitseller oppo-
site the post-oflice, and that on peel
ing them he found them perfectly
green under the skin, the seller hay
ing painted the skins red 10 order to
make them saleable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale mt our desk-oheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
The North Carolina Election.

Judge Ellis, the Democratic can
,didate for Governor in North CARROLL
ma. is elected by about 1000 ma.
jority. In 1856 Bragg (Dem.) re-
eeived about twelve thousand major
lily over Gilmer, his Know Moth
ing competitor. The election o!
Vance, in CIingman's district, is
rather personal than a political
triumph, as Judge Ellis carried the
district by a very handsome MAORI
lty. Avery was not personally pop
lnlar, and Vance pledged himself dn-
ring the canvass to support the al
ministration. These causes. ne
doubt. secured Vance's election. "A
result which we canuot regard as in
dica.iug any disapprobatior of the
policy of the Administration. as
both candidates endorsed that policy.
A drover passing through a por-
ton of Iowa, stopped at house and
asked for drink of water. which was
handed to him by very pretty mar
Red woman. He not only took the
water, but a kiss, at which she was
highly Indignant, and as soon as her
husband returned, related the circum-
stance. He started in pursuit, and,
liter a hard days ride, overlook him
and accused him of the theft. The
drover admitted his guilt, but thought
it wasn't worth making fuss about,
ard SO thought tie husband, who con-
sented to settle the meter upon the
receipt of So for his dly's ride =
The droyer handed over $40 bill,
md received SIS 10 change; but when
he husband got home, be discover
d the bill to b, cnunterfrit!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
r~ 4 Request Easily Granted. 81:

rTPersons purchasing articles advertised in
orr columns, will confer favor by mentioning
that they saw the advertisement ia the
FAYETTEVILLE OBsERvER-G
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26
Executors Sale

'OTsn Saturday, sepseEa1- AySSTCN
" Der E.asIi, ES5S, | will <SA
offer for sale 10 the highest E5.gS..l s.ss.s-
bidder. on the premises. on credit Of one,
two, and three years. TRACT OF LAND,
lvir9 5 miles north of Favettrville. on tha
Fayetteville and Shelbyville Turnpike. be
longing TO the heirs of.Jsraes Higgins, dec.
containing b. estimation, $50 acres, about Sc
acres Of which is cleared--has No dwell
ing and other otrt-buiiLings. and is well adapt
Ell to stock raising. and is bounded as follows:
On the west by the lands Of L. L. Store and
Ben Fox, "a the north by the lands of Geo.
Whitaker and Ben Eek, on the east by the
lands Of G. Whitaker. and on the south by
the lands Of L. L. Stone
Bond approved security will be required os
the purchaser, and lien retained on the land
until the purchase money Is paid.
Said hand viii be soli fcF the purpose os
distribution among the heirs Of James Higgins.
dec. s
GEO. W.-HIGGINS.
Ererstor Of J. Llgy ms. dec.
AHgutt B. is5S-5t.
p s. will also offer for sale on a credit
of twelve months, about twelve shares in the
Fayetteville and Shslbyville Turnpike road
0y All persons indebted 10 the estate ara
notified 10 come forward aud make immediate
payment, and those having claims against it
will present them, properly sutheEticsted,
within the time prescribed ~ law
G. ". H.. Er.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-08-26

ST. Louis, Bfc-
Flour dull 25@4 so; W heat 95@sl 10:
corn, white 6Q@6l, yellow 60@63; oats dull,
63@6S; hemp 98@$l o21s: tobacco. whole
range 05@I0 %.
New York, n. "
Cotton SALES 400 bales; flour, southern 5
1905 10; white wheat / 40@I Go; white
corn S4@S5; whisky 264 92T.
Cincinnati, Rlsio--
Flour dull, nominal; whiskey %: Mess pork
held at GIG; lard dull l0is; wheat 9891 II;
oats buoyan corn $1,000.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21
Plan or the Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
TO relieve the Poor of Washington.

FINEE FOLLOWING PLAN, adopted at a meeting
held November 1851 repa sied with
collectors and distributors appointed pursuance of m
provisions, Tie plan proposes
That wards ef tho city be divided
DISTRICTS and that
apoAt 10 collect for the relief OF the poor and lady
order Their Distribution The agency sse persons 70 be confined
to their particular distrcs
O. That the object paid by col
into the hands of appointed Of the
Ladies' Benevolent Society whom shall deyove the duty Of
amlning paying all bills the who shall be al
lowed reasonable compensation for bis services.
That the collectors receipts all
the auditing committee who may be appointed BY this society
anime the treasurer's account
a. That the distributors In each ward be directed draw their
orders far possible upon tho persons that tho
number Of accounts being limited the duties Of the be
the more easily performed.
That applications assistance only dsrbulor
within whose district the applicant resides and that distributors be
directed to visit applicants far possible their honos that
they learn with certsinfy their
That shall be especial duty collectors dtbu
tors each district aid in obtaining employment for the destitute
Who arc IN need OF t
the treasurer for The day os each month enng
with their bills the orders they received from distributor and
that pactbe thereafter the report nt
meeting o the collectors aud distributors az his Gsburo
ments and the the treasury
That gentleman be appointed of the
for one year, beginning with December, 1857.
That three gentlemen appointed auditing
anime The beginning month aud
report the result of such the meeting collectors
distributors.
distributors in each ward pnrsue such
plan cnlsutapn they may e1pecnt Cor
collection ami distribution of astog clothing beang, @ 10 that
particular ward,
H. That citizens generally especially policemen
city he requested cooperate society W reporting
distributors eases o suffering and etnoi which
their knowledge,
That plan names districts residences
collectors and distributors be published the IhegcRee Union
sr and states THIS city and that copies of IL be pned
r general circulation president aud q o s"coy
may deem eApediant,
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THE WASHINGTON cHILDREN's MISSION

TINE LADIES Of the First Unitarian Church.
by the condition large number poor children
which
alley. of nrgbsrhs
possible
guilt ,hr rarrnts from incieat
mperfrctnes f swell the
I" the dangerous casses'' ~ American cities.
They furnished satabs in the Fourth ward
employed ter, and daily r-ceiying children who,
from aboes al oen than BY being
ohearance, elementary
education, will bs saved peril and of them
hopei, become useful and
Very frequently found shoes
garents aud the epud be ebtaned would desirabe
furnish plain, but sufficient meal during e approaching
winter Beng constantly under night
tha chances imposition much essened.
that nothing be whir children
read the Bible the
them though their parents should unworthy
We submit the following
That thr duty o all good Christians AT good
take the nothing be
republic than axess youths:
That there IL suicnt pahe school
children of Washington dennnstra
thcre sth the would
ug who tho poverty neglect
parents, would ssk educational advantages;
That by direct effort the poor by personal appeal
10 them sacrifice that
vialenee rowdysn that proper Christian
accomplish this fily evidenced
and condition af fie Five fah' la Sew York
We have no hnsittn therefore, asking alb from all
Disposed bep what be mission
We pledge ourselves the observance rigid and
feel that dollar will
etrt and that of funds viii absorbed
u clerks agents.
Rnnons viii e thankfully rseiyed by the treasurer, Ms y w.
Webb, M. Louisiana Nov gg--d1
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21
WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2l, 1858
rINHE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIYALLED I'M MAR-

fINiE ONLf AHIicLE UNuNALLED in MAR
II ket, with Immense Home aud Enropcaa Demand
lhe reason Why ..t BY nssares proce rsores to
natural ad and thus makes bald hesd all
daniruf ing and beat from the scalp ane and the
ali Diseases Of lhe stop keep
falling OF makes son. soHsy, healthy and beautiful and used
gray hfs reader read the following and Judge yourselves
NEW YoRK, Jan. g. 1855.
NNsSs. o. j. Gentlemen Having good
aboai Professor wooi- Hair Restorative, and my hair being quite
gray male mind lay aside tho preaices which in com
mon with great persons had against al manner of patent
sne' and short time ago commenced using your article TO
m rai has been 50 very satisfactory a, am glad Idd So
Ana Justice wa for the others
G & "a" ss su aT 10 nsr1r ~ n s yas 10y
they further proof the be prof being
sash ism further prof
a. a. y wire ~ tas ssah,asai ss s es ssssy cay
every Way being goser ard thicker, and much healthy
optne \ am yoars respectfully, - -
Corner Colombia and Carroll Sta, Brooklyn.
IlySasros Ala, Feb. a. 1855.
Hair much good
th FEt the epantry Ny hair has been slightly Diminishing
~ -s y'F 1d aps from rom & gh' e@n ssI m Was r.
wr .na line head oar now growing after having
b rny sSh, ana advise all who afflicted that way 10
Ysa saa pasish mi. il you ,liuk proper. Yours, &C.
sw MIDDLETON.
P1al4purIu1 Sept 0, 1857.
,yerng uked hut half
.asG s pass crop so@1s & IaS and ahs @ oat @a
t%asni have tried other preparations without
saH lainSe many others 70 Try H. Yours, Teslce,ay
No. ioi yns street.
T Rsosatves p up Ia bottles Of tree siz viz large me-
au su; sms had- haH pint, res for dol
IFeIsrss ban 1ho small reuls dollars per bottle the
- bnl qu 40 par cont more IN proportion, and retais for
. WOOD CO. rrepreors sia broadway New York (in the
4. isaas No
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21

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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21

WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION viii he open the public
ibe 81 day " January their and
gallery Icnny 10th 1ith and
wife Al . eight
Works exhibited by the 4soaon eonaist Of paintings, sculpture
draNns-, architectural designs. ma: cnsrzyings
Ia. cutlery Will be their from the 9th 10 the
9oh pcsabr and period intended Tor the
exhibition hsh might be Hayoiaby delayed Ia shipment anz
p8Faton.
The transportation and viii be borne by the
al works forwarded agents, by those
circulars addressed and the association will hod Itself
respaBsbe sustained by While exhibition
the sRle 1 xtibla or deposited la the gallery
D per will be eAargei,
snitahe the catalogue shouh be
tacs work arwsrded with price, for
poessor tr address or the artist Tho
should as communicated by ma the shipment Of the
by. order or the board q management
HpRATI0 sTUNE, President
wssRTSGroS d c. Nov g. 1853 Nov 7-tawtr
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21
REDEMPTION OF 23O,3SO DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA S AND PER CENT STOCK.

rINHE holders Of the following certificates of debt,
by Virginia. wl tpse notice That Tho Com
nssones Of the sinking Fund calling In the certificates a dsb
the order In which they reeemabe VIII proceed, on the O.h
February lsss eertncat the
required the
ad 10th the Office O the
hat day.
Under provide turnpike road
from Winchester pt the passed 18th March
1881, (5 per eeai.)
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21
No. 625.
Notice for restoring certain Lands to ma rket in
the state Of Alabama.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the land Office at
IN Eha, IN the STATE of Alabama will the Goth o.
hrcember the and location of
AL yacant public lands embraced the following townships which
subject prior Withdrawal
which had been withdrawn probably falling within the prescribed
limits of selection of the railroad Aabama by OF Con
approved March g. s57 asceaned be within
said limits, viz,
Nord brse Trs 81 SepheS meridian
Township Il ranges 20, "a 25 26 ~ 2s, %, 30.
rssnshp of 20, ~ 2s 49, ~, %, 20, and 80
Township 9, Of range 81.
Gqnerai the city OF
Washington October 20, 1883
TIios A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
Oct 22-faw6w rInoSstar1
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PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL
on TIRE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
FORTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.
rI,nE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed 70

1NHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed to
necessary arrangements respectfully make known
Anniversary of tho
viii be celebrated by PROMENADE
CONCERT FLowsi Han, MONDAY EVENING
81 JANUARY 1852 when they their friends win be their
o everything thai be desired.
Several addresses and vocal music may be expected.
string band has been engaged for
the
81 admitting gentleman ladies' tho
executive committee.
NoiBytaon cards will he ladies'
lady honored
inadvertently occur;
such gentlemen taking
ball.
Positively Will be allowed In The
provision will be made for their care.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21
I'M a. cARDwELL. Real Estate and Genera

IN a. CARBWELL, Real Estate and General
Is cemni4sion Broker, has sen The office up stairs 10 No
oo fennSy ania where
yug re estate anywhere IN the uaon tAssrtng
ana pocurng houses sEl rare tF husness ~prcr
rt5ts u a~i eaasn With usezceptionai legal aid.
sq sflementf epis Of description The excn,ve
l AMI barrans "a Congress,
Congress epeciay cisis % the adacsn sper
e pr suascript'os and aiyering eypai eugn beu
'ee nun !" innish re nFssar s And b ificu,s par
W --tg sas @ wdl is attending 70 having aiy re,an TO-
% any er a of the the Columbia ar es.e
aHe On duplication ny olhcfwse him t, Wing ia.
'sgsSe % trio ~ tle ety. and prompt maac
e nogo'iatan Of loans good security s drscrip-
business which properly bo casscd tie head "a
general commission brokerage.
hRRRs Itn VIM harris ticfmcry Mtssopr M I,
Ssrhrit Cot JAS Derrpt mayor Richard Wnaeb ~ ai
ptopetors % the aeyspspcr gcnraly Washington
o. . y u Davenport and Hon. T. Caske RcAnoni n,
NV Wm finmer, Allegheny CITY, "a GIL A. Burnley Frank
" ny ahd John o. aaresHt esq New York city Dec l-shr
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-21
THE MUTUAL LIFE lNsUR.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
II OF NEW YORK
Net asssis FsSrsry 1855 Hssssscs sllss
bends snd xaxcs ~ eiaas.
frrisrrk = wnstsn, president. Isaar ssrrvfarr
a. " earnett " D. eU1snianx phy.hsar t2A ssn6 snrFt
Pamphlets and grther nfrnatu a.
cHAeifr fw srirYx kr~nt
Juas 22-domp 49, 70 agf seventh ~ 6sI
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ARRANGEMENT

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hANRHAN
graF WASHINGTON Nnsia4 G.rFEa NiahaaA
NHeiftg4s. lasaistane, kFAaEsa, ans fetAe
Thrsah rkrs sfasa s4thueieYa rad.
rod ue n ffEaxentt ssrse Ant sttA stfst Hsshs
r.s 4 terfY At sefTr fsat a.. Ge1e
IN ngange and Alsxaalira fbsligoa4 a Ae3ms4fas
10 KsgsHd isantt. itnesafg Hrfst kasxgtts. tsitn,
thsikAH fiastas
boa, MeppB@, hssslas~gy. ayf Nee sgta0ns
faakssa A3sy CsanrAsw NessFhts
kfsras sruaier Nkf1an aaasart
shsftrr hAah e4lsrF
The rry Aai tas fga teasef sa e n SsvsNfh
At6a gciaek tW Assfff4A we gs- Nv ~
Echnand stAartun WHIT SEtaF sANs,
slak ~. ~ Kcusa ans ~ fpts sssIhsssf
making vi and eass suaessisas - Ns9nYbe
RArg4ge ~aeoar omasas iays e. ee w. q
Oc5cs, = and 7,
gAMFS A EvANs Agent,
Jare Is--f wastanstgs.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WILD FLOWERS,
w DRAWN AND COLORED FROM NATURE
BY MRS. BADGER,

vol Large folio With % page oolored illustrations Ia TurKc
morocco si6 antique nlorcscco sla 40

vol large page co.ored illustrations Ia TrKey
morocco, so antique morocco, si2 90.
This sumpuo volume he superb
presents other Claims attention
o rcpenaent orng palea te richness on
~ nschane eteeai and the tbai accompany
stagsr@ ia tho rcocsses
of woois mountain by streams
~ an tr exquisite paffcion tlnt faded Of
liant down bFashrd from their fresh
gathered from Ihcr native wa soil Fus has indeed
The gorgeous cluster aowers rontpece happily
ndcales ihe character Of ~ and sscurney oeca
of t specimens With appropriate
plants q thv scing % tr ioyeness by Hero
spFiag woods the Wild Gcanm purple aowny loayes
bending ~ Slender stalk, lifted the grass
the m blossom that smiled Oh them the New
hpodeased violet Lldlg rcaoss
he wdd oiubac dressed Ia scarlet gold cleaning
lui side te nnii sprn8 beauty bali 10 Abe border
the tangled Wood the dencoas Wild apple
eniuz Che gay
curtainei des too here soc tho light
the yellow lily and the arabeH shaded nook
beside the the be loading
the splendid tuptreo regDng forest the kamia
making the moantn woods gay with delicate bcon The iovcy
children for ;s bright golden Clover yielding stores ~
honey 70 the wandering the
blossoms butterfly weed with IL bright orge cluster
goonsy than solomon te delicate orcs
the cardinal hower Indian feather dropping panes by
the river side the Wild and the geniian late
woodland visitors, when The melancholy days c0n In al
don these brilliant Of leaves the maple gwen
touched With early frost til e most gur.
Tho ndctagabe auoress Of tho poe
has only drawn all csc gops nature has colorea
thousand with securo abso
me doy = the ndGs Aue'sn especially invited
fringe cnorod aoers 10 tho gns
hpg 80 eSqsty uue v nature, whie 50 eredtabe 70 The
lection q rr The book has certny had eqna design
or execution among ose devoted 70 illustrations product
For sale at PIIIIis' bookstore
382, fennsyiyania Avenre
Dec IS between 9th ,fre.ts.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
- GEUdeE FACE sil tAsoas.
Isaye Aax.ndris az 10, ~ O'Clock, q a. and seIk
n. N.
waslHeua aic ?, n osek nl.i "a s. and oelocs
D. m.
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