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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE,,,,ALBAN

SENATE. .ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1888.
Ietition was pfes,L. to repeal the usuLY laws
aso petition 70 equaliZe the freight tsriH Oi rail-
rOsds.
Mr. PE0SSER reported fayOrably the BIZ to rsgu.
late tie navigation Of the csuas bJ steam.
SIR. OWEN reported feyorably the bill % pay Gov.
King tie expenses Of the Staten lsstd troops Witn
6mt rd, ht providing that IOtniLg II the att saa!
nPar the rght ci 'he people to recover or the prop
city destroyed.
The bill to amend the Marine Court act was re
ported faYorsbly.
IT, Postmaster General reported 10 reply to the
resolution q the Srrate tOat William q. MsndeTle
wss cn the .6th Of June, 1853 sppOI;st Postmaster
al S'ryvesart Falls the usu,l warrant berg sent 70
ban " nal, wnich was returned exeeu'eo. That
queIty Nr. Msude gIle declined the apr oit eht
and % confniF..On was is-ret to hip, nor colf ne
exercise tie igLis Of ths ofee unti such comm '.on
issued. a certificate wss furnished 10 NJ. hll-
leT tie present Postmaster, st NJ. MsnGeYLse re-
quest.
The PRESIDENT announced the Comm.t:ee ca
the Re.istry Jaw, ss follows: Messrs JOHNSON,
NOACN ard NATIlER.
Nr. MATTER introduced = bill % authorize Ctas
OCoror Henry X. Seien ard Hamilton tih, TO
.leIt a rev Charter for the City OF NeS-ioIk, and
report tie .ane TO the text legislature.
NJ. ELY remarked tia, he did 70, deem neH
CbeIter tor the City Of New York Necessary but az
he aware that Charter vas IL course ~ preoa-
rstOn by perscns who nsd rot the confidence q the
Eet pie Cf iGe City of New. York he t5oug3t tnst Il
suy cosuEe vac pToper Il should be made n -ne .n
uei su.ess,et by the bill introduced.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Sailing of the Arabia.
BoSToS, Wednesday, FeI

BOSTON, wednesday, fco' y Ico''
TIe Roysl Mail stesmship Arabia, ga ed a. noon
With 3 passengers for Liverpool, and y COR HALIFAX,
aud nearly $4,000 in specie. Hon. j. l.. Ward,
MIister to China aDd family.
Tee steamship Arabic grounded on tie Lo oSer Mid
de a. ;3O P. N. 90 dag. She can eff a. 3oc,oc,'
ard anchored in Quarantine in consequei ce o. tlck
fog having sustained co damage.
The Massachusetts House Of Representatives he's
adopted au ame1dn nt to the Constitution, requiring
rttiderce of two years in the State, subsequent to
nstrrslzatioT for voting. The vote stood lIo le ?,
against - Nays.
prisoner Ismed Msnnon, in endeavorins TO effect
b,s e,cero from East Cambridge jail, was shct twice
by Mr. Sanborn, bot his wouuos are not fatal.
Bark Phebe OF Yarmouth, Me-, from Nibara for
Hamburg was totally lost, 10 Gate, near Albara.
Arrived, bark General Taylor, Barton, Museiles.
She reports Ith inst, lat. - Co. long. o. A. fell IN
With the schooner Msrca FaIrOw. from Rocklend so'
New. .Oresrs, co fire and leaking badly, took of Cap
tain and crew and brought them here.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
From Albany.

AIhtsh, We nt-lHyt + 90 y, NV
TIE : na'e Committee On Railroads net this ai.er-
neon, 90 teir parties On The Seventhavenre Railroad
biz. IhiS &C eme is il oppCs.tion t. the prop sei
pATsrel rrad. A large number were present Wn.
X. Stiorg argued IN favor of the bid, snd " n. a.
B1ier aIo JOIN Phelps against i.
The Sci Ilte Committee ot lsyesuga,I0n INFO the
Lobby met tli. eve-irg. Tre counsel for the Wit
resses -uInOLed 70 testify corcerhiDg tee Albany
Bridge case COZ tiCued his argument. Ihe Witnesses
sUbpt uaei al 10 objection 70 state where anu 70
sry perFol al circums.A8ces Of every kiad within
their kIov edge IelGD Dg 20 this cssei but as mater
Of principle, they resisted power they believed wss
nC posess.d by the ComIni'tee and which sought 70
place them II toe attitude Of sccusers of parties not
pleseut g. defend Themselves The counsel also ques
tioLed Re night of the Committee uuoer cover oi eg'
isatiye irqgistion to attempt 70 psce mar 10 the
position q fe on and liable 10 the law As SUCH WREN
case has arisen of present corruption IN the exist
Ing l. sCisatuEe. The policy aud intention OF the res
ouioI cf tie Senate IT, do1btes 10 prevent or pon-
ith Legislative corruption now ana lot to endeavor TO
take up byeone cases, where bare lugestSsr0n IL
oa cu-ted 70 blast nsns CT haracter even though no
grCu1cs exist for any accusation or suspicion against
him.
Serato- Ames said he regarded the Committee as
formed 'or the prott eton Of their body aud not
tO investigate past frauds, if any existed.
Sepa;or Wheeler said when the Committee was
foru "A be bad stated in reply 70 queticu h' had 3
case 20 Investigate. This was esrly in Janlary and
the Setae must therefore have voted andugly
knowing he Lad a case pertsnirs 10 past LeSisla-
tore.
Senator Ames suggested that the preseut Senate
was in txst.Ioe last year, ali Datois probably
imagined tie case to which he alluded was one occur
ring las yeSr
Whod. taking any action, the Committee al
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
The Gold Digging>.

s.. IOUI,, Nrdntrds!l Ft0' = To-
The Spur Crt Rcgis;er, lust received, notices the
slriys of Asjor Culbsr.soH st tha. place dfec' fio
the head waters e the Missouri River. BE reports
ihc oiscovery Of god ciggirgs or the DIVIDE Co
tween the Missocr snd Cola nba Rivers 10 tae neign
horbood cf Stevens Pass. Tie god obtained ifoni
tlsse degipgs is inferior in quality beirg worth on!
sbcut or 81 per ounce, bu. It .aid 70 exist Va
great qusrtitits. Major CalbeItson brought dof
about ST 800 worth in Jumps Of nearly the siEe o.
erhia II corr He these mines BE- sp
Thin comparatively short distance by sieaHbes,;
he also says the head waters Of the above bsuea
rivers are 20 nesr together that be at one time
,c the Missouri on the sst side o. the Rocky h"n-
ta,T. an ahsf houf afterwaId from the Cc!amois
River. cr ,ie Pacific slcpe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Democratic Caucus at Washington

WASHINGTON W e1IocOdy, rtu. ic-is
The Democratic caucus the tariff met at the
capital to night Nv. Jones Of Tennessee was called
10 the chair and MessIs. jenkins and Pendleton were
ohoer Secretaries.
Mr.. Phelps of Missouri otfered resolutions declaring
6 at The temporary necessities of the Government
should he met by an extension of the law authorizing
i.Sue and reissue of Treasury notes for the period
woyesIs; that the appropriation bills ought to be
denss speedily as possible, and the expenditures Of
the Government ought to be reduced to the lowest
poIt consistent with the wants Of an economical at-
miSisti aion of the Government
A debate tooA place the various propositions,
AID hnsly the resolutions of M. Phelps were
adopted.
Mr.. Phelps briefly argued the importance of imme.
date action TO avert the necessity of an extra session.
MT. Crasford proposed the folio wing as n substitute
for Mr.. PhepS's resolutions:
Rssrss Tbs; 4. Pedient and uHnscess,ry disturb
RsteS Tbs, the temporary necessities Of the Government
aould be met by the reissue Of Treasury potes
Rsrd That Prsdeet b. requested 20 convene the Cab
e snd lutm TO estimates heIc:ofoIe PIescated 70
IurUse Of asoernug What deduction thereif0m pF
Mr.. Crawford made speech in advocacy of his
proposition.
Mr.. Hatch wanted further information on the SUD-
tect betoie he was prepared 10 vote.
III Derart said be did not expect when ne came
heFe nat The tsrif question would be odlced, ana
g. ired to know whether any was 10 he bouod oy
the action Of the csucus. lie was Democrat ana
estU gsbcemen from the South to un9ers'ahu tns'e .
were Delnecfats from bis section Of toe nloE III tue
scson o the oeucus 20 be binding on a.! present,
ne shoa q object, and beg leave quiety 20 retire.
M,. o'eneens thought il very proper that the leriu
HassrOr should be discussed as IL o! great rs
pesa eoHoeIn' The Tsrfi act OF sS' ought lol 70
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
ASSEMBLY.

PETIIIONs PREsEhTFD.
or Waits S5erCal AID o;ts!s, again. rzi-fcs4 IL
Ayfu1s u New.Y0rk
10 sbc.isa lie Plot monopoly.
hsfsIs. CHaNLER End III IHlI4L pr5sel.ed re-
mcr s;raI sgsr 5. sry change IL re PLot lave.
Ny. GREEN reported sgailst tie bil 10 Lu4!t tue
nplsoIuett for the loEpaJ mgGt Of nres. Agreed
Mr.. JEREMIAH Ie ported tte bIl fayorsby TO pro
sct gIaveysld by proliDog RAINING streets through
tie
Mr. 1UTHlLL reported the bill to inootPora.s the
ULioL NaVll ellen CGupsry.
n MOORE reported tas bill fsyOra6y - close
the itlnei N Atintic street, BscoklyE scd iteo1'
time he use oI steam there.
Ire srrnai report 0: TIE Astor Library wss then
preseEtl5.
IT, C,L.sa-er repor..d g1paii syprcpris:iol' Ct
last y-sr . tie amount f 81 J9.
lie Agricultural Society s-n. n a. icYI,Et,o- 70 INA
sea o. 20 attend taeiI sc1siOis. Aocep;ec
". OjNG gave notice q. {. d. t"qLi-lns g! Yef-
80 b-ts -s a. ac.0- - ss-tCr . gse .3iPs s.--
t..y i0i 20 c9t's.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

REPrBLIcm CENTRAL CosxTTgE.-Ths regular
meeting was held last evening, at No. 6ls Broadway
Mr. AlarsOn S. Jones Chairnsn pro tenn. Contested
seat for the Eighteenth Ward were decided in fsva
d T. G. Glsubsrskles, james Ingrahsm, james
loren or. +. Delsfeld Smith, and Edmund Stevens.
Contestants from the Sixth Ward were rcfersd back
10 the Waid Association for settlement. The E'gasA
Wsrd contested seats we're then taken up, but wore
not decided upon III til very late hour and number
of seats for tue Sixteenth Ward were also yet to b
f5sd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
The Southern Pacific Railroad.

NEw-OKLEaNs, Tues lay, Feb. ., lo19.
Msrshal Texas, 5dyices o. the lst, state that the
Pacific Railway compromise had failed. Tue amount
Of fuuobieo'ioIG claims had been reduced to iS0OO
leaving $50 coo for further examination. President
Togkes re.ed 10 make payne at uuless the road was
delivered 10 the old company under the hns agad OF
the Arbitration Committee, who thereuPou resigned,
eivir their award in favor Of the new company The
Convention, hosevor, received that Fo"lkes should
take posse scion Of the read west OF Marshall.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

PAssnG CorSrHRFTrr MosxY.-TWo yourg msa
were engaged Tussdsy night in passing countsrfe
b.rk bills oftte Farmers and Mechanics Bsek, Md.
ole.ovh Point, n j. 81 bill vss passed upon Taos
Car grocer Of Grove and Mercer streets Jer-
icy City snd tie police succeeded in arcstiog one Of
the psites, but lie was released, a. Can declined -
prefer q complaint sgainst hin. II was subsequently,
asce,teined tt at eevera Of the bills were put oh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

THs SrAyE!TRADE A priv ste letter from Jackson
vile Flords, sts,e. Ii BARK let there few wesks
ego for Africa TO take in cargo Of negroes for that
STATE ard Georsis AID that big lsh port tie previous
osy to NEE; the ve'ss and transport the cargo ct sa
The letter states that it i. firmly believed at Jscksos
VIE, II at the tlsys.trace has been rtopsnsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Fire i'm The Illinois Penitentiary

81. LOUIS, "Wednesday, Feb. = Iojy
The Peniteutsry building at Alton. Ul, was par
TALLY DESTROYED by fire last evening. The loss is un-
knCTn. No prisoners escaped. lhe tire vas tie
golS Of an CellaIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

THE GRAB GAnE-Ooe William Allison entered the
store of join No.sD, No. i3s Division street, ls.t
night, and, az is alleged grabbed two watches from
the case, and ian into tie sheet. TIE cry Of Stop
,Lief" was rsited, and Citizen Eustacs, meeting the
fugitive put stop TO his further progress BY oosras
him. ALISON wa tex TO the Tenth Precinct Ststioo-
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Collision OH the Mississippi.

NICKsBURG, Tucecay, FEB. ., lSJ9
The steamer Cherokee. nom New-Oreans for tht
Tennessee River. colided with the steamer Mckee
opposite leland No. %, yesterday. Tie Cherokee wa
su6k, but all bands were saved. She can be raised.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Conviction for Taus;aughfer.

BALTINORE, Wednesdly, Fob. ?, I6J'.
John Wiscmsr, a toy Fl teen year, old. vas today
convicted Of uonslauglter-he having killed n boy oi
tie same age namcd john FsIiow, last July.
Gov. Hicks has ttspiod GsubIil and stephens,
WHO were to have been hung next Friday until the
18th of March
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Inifed STATES supreme Court.

WAsHGNGTON, Wednesday, feD. y, 1907
Eo. g.. John Psmberton, liquidator Of the Mer-
chants Insurance Company vs.. Edward Saekott ct s
Argument coucludsd for appellant.
Ne. 63 Dcktrson y. Moreh0usc We. William A
Pheip..-AraumeDt commenced for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Weather Reports.

NIwoRLEASs, teb. s-ucon.-Nes.he damp ani cloudy,
and cool ThtTHcue'trt5l
VIcxsEuKG, Feb. e-noon.-Cool AL cloudy Thsrpome'
ter az.
NASHVILLE, Feb. q-uoon-Wet and cloudy SCI turning
cold. Thelmop 81. ~
LOUISVILLE Feb. 9-uooa.-rwo inches Of STOW fel las.
night, Bat IL fa; JtarPesiing Wind W. ard cloudy THer'
frr rrn.tt -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
NVn.Ar,iyui of the Indian.

PoRrrASD, M Wettestsy, fsb. ell r.s.
Tiere sc get 70 ssts OF tee steamship Iaaiso Tor
about due. With vtrpoc! js.es 4 the :6:h utfour
day later TIE weather i. rainy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
The Adams Express Robbery.

MONTGONTRY, Ala, " WednesdaYi FtD. " ioJ''
Mdlcuey Agent of the AGaus Express Comp7ty
here. Who was charged with toe rccent robbery o.
81 coo has been bound for trial az the next term
Of the Criminal COurt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

VIsGrsA TIE Opposition State Convention ues,4
io-dsy =. kichuoEd, Vs., to nominate csodsistss
Gef. VIZ. l.. GOggiD. It Is behaved. VIII he tss
nOa nee for G1ye.tcr,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
- the Associated Press.

WAsHINGToN. Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1879.
TIE Secretary of the Treasury asks that power be
given TO discontinue from tule to time such hght-
bouses as may become useless by reason of the mua
tions Of commerce or other wise and to restrict the
creation of bew lights TO such shall be reported on
fAyoIaby by the Lighthouse Board.
The drafts paid aDd crafts Issued last week amounted
10 nearly s. 600.
A report is credited that Gen. Denver will shortly
resign the office Cf Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
with view OF returning 10 California.
TIE Central National Bolts Club have resolved to
withhold the publication of their address to the people
until MI Bolts shall have delivered his speech on the
S9i inst. in New York
The Arizona, Mexican and Central American Asso'
citation is chGrteriug vessels to take out emgrants
under the direction Of Gen. Henpingsen.
The Executive Committee for the Napier compll-
mentaIy ball is composed of Senators Sc yard and a.
Kennedy, and W. W. Corcoran, b. Ogle Taylor, W.
L.. Hodse Henry LedyNrd end Joseph {. e. Kennedy,
esqs. They give notice that subscriptions may be
made TO The books in their hands.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Central Railroad Dividend.

ALBAhf, Nefne-ca! teb io"N;
Tie Nes Yo,k [. riTsl RalIord COMPANY nA'e u
cl.reG straaJIusi dydvL. Of ioIi per cen'' pa!A'
be OIL /, c 9lst iss..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Fgem a. Utc tcahlOnhI NOTft UIutHI-
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1859.
This has been brilliant day in the Senate. Mr..
Tcnbs made characteristic speech on the tariff
after which the Republican galaxy famed out with
unusual splendor. Not so much in what they said
as in the spirit they evinced. The Slavery men got
foretaste of what they may expect on the Cuba
question. 1t evidently did not set well on their
stomachs. The We ight of talent 10 the Senate was
clearly felt TODAY to be on the Republican side OF
the Chamber. The Free States have reason to be
proud Of their Senatorial champions. Mr.. Doolttle
Of Wisconsin came into the field to-day with un-
usual vigor and effect lie created marked SEN
sation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22
That Corn

That Corn
The Pulaski Citizen in referring
to the corn Of which mention was
made in these columns, says that
friend, Dave Coz, brought to Pulas-
XII a few days ago forty ears-twen-
ty-eight of which shelled a bushel
The largest ear shelled q quart and
three gills, and the smallest one over
pint. And the editor crows Justify
over such specimens Of Giles growth
Well! well!--they msy do for that
region-bu. Lincoln when iu earnes:
would hardly present such email
samples. Our item Was merely
thrown out as an initiative move,
intending when other sections had
done their best to come in and beaI
of the palm. But really our friend
Of the Citizen ought to do better
before inviting US to re.enter the
lists.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22
Marriages.
MARRIED..

In this county. Wednesday, 14th inst. by
Hugh Parkinson. Esq. Mr.. BRowS PINEERToN
and Miss NARcIssA HEDGEPETB.
In this county. Wednesday : th inst. Nj
y. B. BEpwELr. and Miss SARAH A. WELLS.
In this county, Wednesday. 14th inst - by
j. T. Gordon, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM L. NJ.
Oliver and Miss LOUISA j. PERRY.
In this county. Monday, 10Th inst, Mr. D
III. HOLLOWAY aud Miss PHGBA ELIZABETH
CLARK.
In thi county, Monday 10th inst Mr.. JOEL t
Proc and Miss MARTHA ELIZABETH SULLIVAN
On the LIST inst. at Grace Church, Sullivan's
Island, bv the Rev. Paul Trap Ter Keith, MI
JOHN McCRADY, of Charleston, TO Miss SALLIE
DIsMuKEs, also of Charleston, daughter OF
Paul Dismukes, Esq. of Tennessee.-C Charles
ton Courier.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22
Big Cake Of Beeswax-.

!. The following note gives an &C.
count Of the largest cake Of Beeswaz
We have heard Of this year. In 9th
er counties, 10 or 20 pounds ere
considered heavy in the Wax way,
but it takes old Lincoln God
bless her!--to go up into the sixties!
MULBERRY, Sept. 18th, 1859.
Mr.. EDITOR: wish to inform
the readers OF your paper, what
old Lincoln can do in the way of a
Cake of Beeswax. | purchased a
few days since from Mr.. VIM Thomp-
son, Cor as his friends term him,
Honey Bill Thompson) Cake Of
Beeswax which weighs COZ lbs
and worth S15.l2a. Honey Bill
says that his Bees suck the high
blossom, aud l am not disposed to
call in question bis veraeity; and
that his wife Nancy separated the
honey from the wax and moulded
it into the enormous Cake. So you
see that awarding "honor to whom
honor is DUE" Mrs, T. comes in for
a part of the praise. | shall only
add-Three cheers for old Lincoln /!
and boastingly ask, who can beat
her in the way Of Bseswax or
anything else she takes notion to
excel in7 Respectfully.
JOHN HOOTS, P. II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22
Last Monday

1 q
Quitea large, number Of people
were in town last Monday, drawn
hitber by the Rail Road election.
The cars were crowded with franklin
Stockholders, and Lincoln turned out
her voters en- masse. The best feel
ing prevailed. Brief speeches we're
made by seyeral gentlemen upon
the subject Of the lease, at the
conclusion Of which the polls we're
opened. When the votes we're all
cast, the count showed 1460 ogainst
the lease of the Winchester and
Alabama Railroad to the Nashville
and Chattanooga Company. and Sl2
in favor Of it-heing a majority
Of ll48 in opposition to the pro-
posed transfer. The only votes
cast in favor Of the proposition,
were tbe ones thrown by the Corpora
ton Of Nashville. During the day.
a free ride on the cars was given to
those who chose to avail themselves
Of the, privilege, 10 Brighton and
back-and a large number vent up.
The question of the lease is Cow
decided, and we suppose, Of course,
that steps viii now speedily be
taken 10 purchase the necessary
rolling stock for our Road. |!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22
May glertinn--1S60.
ELECTION: THURSDAY, May "a.

ATTORNEY GENERAL-STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
NIT- We are authorized to announce c. G.
Mckinney, Esq. of Lincoln county, a
candidate for Attorney General OF the eightn
Judicial Circuit, composed of tho counties oil
Coffee. Grundy. Lincoln, franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,.
~ We are authorized to announce H.
Ell, smith. Esq, of franklin county, can
didate for Attorney General of the eighth Ju-
dicial Circuit composed of the counties OF
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,.
srpWe are authorized to announce Jes-
sc ArleGge. Esq, OF FraLklln county,
can5i3ate for Attorney General of the eighth
judicial Circuit, composed OF the counties OF
CofFee. Grundy. Lincoln, Franklin Warren
and Van Buren,. u
or-y- We are authorized TO announce MT.
uysIIcr Turney, a candidate for Attorney
General of the eighth Judicial Circuit, com
posed of the counties of Coffee, Grundy, LIN
coin. franklin. Warren. and Van Buren,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22
Machine Works

Attention is asked to the sdver-
tisement of the ''Chattanooga Foun-
dry and Machine Works" in this
paper. The propristors, Messrs.
Webster 8. Ham, we are informed
by a gentleman who knows them'
are entirely reliable. Their estab-
lishment is very complete in ell OF
its appointments, and fills all orders
10 its line in a style, as to quail
lily and finish, equal to any
Foundry in the State. As We now
have direct Rail- Road intercourse
with Chattanooga, our readers wall
find it convenient and to their inter
est, we have ne doubt, to send theil
orders TO that point. Try and see
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22
Gaarcfl gIettioll --lS6O
ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH 5.
.sHrR1rr-LrNooLN COUNTY.

FHERIFF--LTNcol.N COUNTY.
o. We are authorized to announce Col
yoSepts Cd. George a candidate Tor Shef-
if of Lincoln county, at the March Election,
1850.
az We are authorized TO announce MIR.
Floses Cruise, a candidate for Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, at the next March Election.
OF We are authorized to, announce Mr..
Sofau Owens, of the third district. can
didate for Sheriff of Lincoln county, at the
next March Election,
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK-LINooLN COUNTY.
o. We are authorized to announce Dir.
e. 8. woodland. candidate Tor CLERK Oh
the Circuit Court of Lincoln county at the next
March Election.
TRUsTEE--LINCoLN COUNTY.
fcsT We are authorized TO announce A. =
Randolph, Esq, candidate f3r Trustee
of Lincoln county, a. the next March Eiec-
ton.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-22

Correction
Two weeks since, in an article
headed "The first Alabama Newspa.
per.'' we stated that young Parhan
was born and reared in Lincoln
bat We we're mistaken. He did
live here, and vent from this place
to Nashvilie--but of his nativity, VIC
are not now sufficiently advised to
speak with certainty, m