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by Car, T.. u Ainu2rr- Calf Marshal.
assisted ~ Cap. j y 4. NApENBou.cn.
Afier marching through the p.iueirsl
streets, they repaired to the Methods, \
Church Being stated for few moments
aud appropriate air was given BY the Bant,
when the members were called up by L.
g A~rmoxr : CuAxBERs, master Of ccrc.
monies and Al elcqrcut ard fervent prayer
"a. offered by the Rev. DR. porsEr, fol,
| lowed b. an ode from the choir
! PC VI + u. STEWART, Of wasbipgton
/ CITY. vas then introd uced, who delivered an
/ addres. suitable to tie occasion and the
/ principles Of Odd F.llor'hip.
A, the ecselusion Of the address, Col.
| I.HauL RoBiSsoS, on behalf Of the Lsdiss
: prescnted brother STEWART With handsome
Boquet, sho acknowledged the gin io be-
st;iug terms.
The eercmopi,s being flushed a, the
Church, the procession Vas sgain formed
and iSe citizens ;a,o,"r ~ .cps,re6 10 n
Srove near the iowa where a sumptuous
rera.; was prepared 10y Mr.. T. u HoorrR
prossivcly read By Il 4. II SrAru. E>q
PLrToN Il uAERIsoN. FL thcp delivered
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Ca their leaving the~ s,rr,..el mpcL
gratitude a.. tb. bo.r,,,I,tv If III. ,,o-l. of
artio.lar,
NeLay, no, time or sracc far more ex
t,nlcl ro,.r, OF the r-oc,.dirc. In, ~.
NIX tie Regular Tol.t-.
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Jefferson Agricultural Society

fINitE members g. he Jsa-rsru q ..
u'ursi s"fitN 80 .sftt..t r..
meet stihe II f'i - NJ lams u car.
NJ r'ss th~ 80 q int. lCuuttra1
frr 'arc- 90 ib- m~mt 20, of lh~ - r,.t
JOHN l..a
Jalyii I~ip
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CH,,r We understand that one Of the
passengers in the latc Disaster upon the
Michigan Southern Railroad settled With
the company for the loss 81 hi. wife and child
for $500 -HiAsdais Democrat
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july Ia 'sl at
SITUATION wANrrp

4 uE mao %. - N....'rr % t1.sr-.
90 giys >sii.is,tvf. t~.uu..'tsI. .f.tr..
c'insc icncy. Pafu-ulafs M D.. ,a..
piirat'vn ~ RMS tI.
JnLY u 50. In IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-14

Thr VWGi>IN ELECTION Tile OF .i,l
vote f,r Attorney G. ncral Of y,fei IN is
Tucker, Dem, 1871
Preston. Opp CIals
fuckers majority, $3.50
Ten counties failed to make retu,ns viz
brooke, Boone. Craig Elizabeth CITY. King
snd Q1ecu, Lewis. Mcdowell, Orap,e.
Southampton aud SMITH
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syf.HrN

The cif1r q 'he T.0 - o,,r ,,f,' ~. ,n . Oh,
pr 81 JHiN ~ i-i- ' I.- 49,. tsrtN ut Bf " 80, ID.
"N'Hirrt bro Tee hes'i. 'i f,lt-s,f- a. have 40
.rd "ufr cur ron Coughs fpld. , ns.s4.f, 10.
.hi f"""'Hfg bst-t"f' r.u,t. t., ~ ~ ssr .i b.
hc|fiai, TIC .ut4I1 lssa not isaf Co. give th,. ~
t1'Hp rhfsiui tfiai. ,ytss irat. .,rst..,,s'
. h1u ten ysu's .Hor The ciifut ~ th -I., t..t.
90 Doc - 'isrrr ~ indi faiusi traI 30 b. istr, u
u'- n'l'' 'ntpu.rf f'su.is rafst,s tt Ps fnona.
~ ti.sas~'
CNsS' - Cos. ~sris~ A~p Wuoeri~o Covau
'rsrn The foiio~.ar, from highly rs,p.etsbic
r"H,iemin. speaks fot r,cf
kCyraEr, y MAY -. 1885.
w FovtT 60 o. ssaI,rasa Tn. r.,t6,.
th.l ~s' may year. afflicted 9Th d,.sa.e Of
W" inngs uath became we.k that q was u,fh dtf
n" y could ~sh hy cough DUNG th,s tam. - a.
wy '"''Ir causing me tf-estiy tofstse gseat s.s
h'r' ct s""d, attended 9Th Frofss- hsht scat.
N''f u'tnF taftous T~n-di.. 60 ~ pBrpa.. 4 -. al
''H-H ~ ~ iftsF huts4r. n - "a Es~-g ie..
> 40 be- - u'i"E ~" h'' bottle ~a. ~nuf~iy .,
stored w. peftsct p, sHh sod strength
~aSti also assEtinu ihst ths B4i-sin oafei Little
fFi % "''n' ~ q srV.fe sttssk 81 Mhnsrsaf s.yvh
~hes her hie gwen ~ 81 ~ 81. Ph,.,.,.e ..s "a
othef Remedies b.d i,iiai
CsvaedJ JOSIAH HoFr
T. Bo-rfs oi Sts aai U-s,fLis.s 1a,..fs,,s,f..
- Duiy H'RHias. P.sss sai usdsr,aaf Haisas. a.
'h- Hame ct st RS. ~fi;fss wHh e p.p - ,n~
pfin'"d nsis~ oi ite PfnpDstois.S ". FpHIt
90. 90 th~ sfsyprf-
r..p-..sa O., : " rowLr s 60 y .,,a. ord
,nc'tttsiflagsrii co ''' c's,,,.,,~.
HANtp'k N4aaH Fsiaf
NNilii a SOW. sIars,r.y
I'iht 20 All ~I rfIt.IE Erfaq
@n~f Ft B. .AetIl mn. .l.'..
~ Nutiufu. st.5.ss. s.fa,--
~ rf I'D ...'. eva. ftr..
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~ ronor rreysiled 81 NofGis n
y 'ed'y Tat Lsni The es,,p,d murScrer.
hai ben rci'tsn 10 Churri,set eour,s =
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-14

t~The kanaVLs Star s,y. -S Ut.is
snd JDbn llousym1n w.rr lolr.i ia rI
ch1'c VIII Sc murl.rofIatp ifft.r-.n
whose body W.. found op tl.ed.. sftf rev.
re'i horribly m'rz',i 90 an o,I elii. 81 ut
di'isre- stavs Nsliu. iori. c.q..r BE-
fTTear' iiafcei Iu.tgcisr~. % f.. s,i r
win tie crime 1tccsu.c ~ mtrl.ris
not fnovn lot j, sorp5.I iarc rs.r',,I
Fem o. Oh 181uI
~. Tbe Ff,3encl.i1,s Sew .,sl
iog q - Oh .at. iiJ.fvi. LsIr..f fs,d
af'iver ou BE- cot rrirt.nl.y Yesterday
Dc .ert us sir scar subtrlp'ia1nrI ir'srst
on each years soouot from tbe t,r, b. w..
due TLi. 3. ons q its mr.t rcnarlsl..
ease. n sl-,a,s Il miaj 90 record paving
ia,efest co q deferred su',err'.p Wei.
statsrt We c5uiar o.
Sn,sts. Afanr,t o. -st.tdar ars,
q scot Il ,vsry .nu. rata er affs8 e.
~ Elg Jone. 80 miI 81. l,iovnd.,
css.ty. "a. Amsn ~ ils race g Yong
wh,ls cpgsE . % s.sing f4 srfa.. U.s. tss
sud bsA orc ~ li, l.sSns o8 ia.tsb.te
tbe kso.. sbi &c pihet 90 msacisl p, The
sav ths' o. bed q g. amTaiafei
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SPeciai .NOticeS
BUSH MEETING

'i'!- cons Guar'tfv Mrrtre ~ S'srrrr.
/ fsl. irenit ~ T. Ctufch. vi lite Le.air4
'-@1'hui Grove fesf sh8rnoutaIe Srr,rgs ,o
c'umcaes on Sd'Br 'aV the 9th Of Augs.,i.
IT, P.s.iiirr Beer Rry WIN q Gvr-.t
"a a'- re Distinguished Ninisler, are .1.,rc Ga.
o. u-rs'n' sni pr-I-A ON The occasion.
July 81 l-iY 49, Spirr
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THE sTHIN sHsP . nDsroN Y.


the day by . m ilitary parade and barbecue
The reading OF the Declaration by Mr.Gro
BEp'SGrn, 80, Of the '.ic Hon Henry Beiin.
ger, and the delivery ofan GRAFTON by Mr.. HrN-
Er D"rCtA. son er Rev Rober, Doug.
las, of Maryland TIE NJ, f.. Sabbath
School also held grand picnic near town,
on that day, which Was largely attended by
the scholar. and teachers Of the .chool
sumptuous rcpast was prepared hy Mr
WIN III Crowl After dinner. the follow
aug 'oas's were read BY Mr George :. Bed
niger
REGULAR TOASTS
The day We eel brat.
Tic memory of George ashinc.on.
Tie sisucrs of the 4. claratian,
The Prosidcn, OF the United States
The Governor CT ,hi, Commouwcalth.
The Otator Of the day.
The Il. adler.
Tue judiciary Their purity i, their
no6le'' praise aud We vere rat, it. willie We
honor their euIueuco.
The Army and the Navy l. u.
guard their in'ere.ts sud thy will defend
ours
10 Agriculture. Mauuf c,urcs and Com
merce May they ever prosper for ia, ir
clae vii aulcr our own
i Our forcign Relations -Pro.nerity
ationHs' ami ieace crown, them Wills, EI.
rope Is Couyul.cd and her sol drinks mo
blood oi her people, the fresh olive branch
waves ovcrus
IL NFsiuil II Her children are her J
ell, Liberty her boast. the Union her mid.
aud God her Trust - Es'o pr,yetqr
j \ Jones EsI briug called for, rcspon-
ded to the above toast in a neat, appropriate
and eloqlnei address.
l3 Woman We honor her because 81,
deserves 1t aud love her because W, can't
help i,
We annex the tcasts # our old friends
Suyter and llumrickhouse -
By Abraham Snyder A X. Bo,cler-
Oar noble and Independent Representative
IN the Congress of the United States. who
knows no South. no North DO E,s,nor no
vest bur goes fpr American Industry in all
Its rious branches of the country and
we u Try to keep ia peace with all the world
get the Commerce Of all the Nations Of ia,
eatth, aud last but not lc7s,, 70 keep peace a
home IN our own blessed country
By \ Humrickbou.c The Star span,
gied Banner-The only thug American
tnat bears star, the only thing Aueric m
tnat wears stripe; this day W. add two
more stars to u.s. bright constellation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-14

Zoe divisions 'a tie Dlmocti,ic patty ~
Oregon have re'ulted ~ the sdjoarnmset
n the L"ri.'siure without ei-cGosa 4. s.
Seos''r DO che Pic, = Dils15n Smith tn,
b.moe"t' have o. 4 t,e 6fty o. sni .cfs. Ia,
q minority setting Sitb &c ,erea Erautl.
car. vsfc 'ale 20 prevent on election a.,
fsfa.iag g. s. into j,iri Convention. Or
go, therefore viii 10 reJr,.,tt-d ~ Gen.
L'se a'ore ntae Senate. uo'il snotl er I.e
gis.b'utr flsii convene Boz that ssfe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-14

Toe re- Nc OF the VI L sabbath School
o. Saturday last, proved E complete sue.
cess The day vss de,is'tfu' opc sud tie
arrangement. su-h "a 90 ii RI 20 all Day
" enjoyment. The procession was formed
ct the NJ. L Church. AZ O'Clock bs : II
Brown, Marsb,' assisted ty u + Besu
snd David II -~cl, J,-cach 81. - under the
Immediate charge Of IT. tcnch,r. ard the
whole under the control ~ their WORTHY gu.
sriutcndent, Wm 4 II uson Mr. Geo
Is Monroe exer,si himself 10 pcrf,c.iur Il e
arrangements Of the day. ani will be held
m kindly remembrance BY all xLJ were pre-
sent
Addresses we're delivered By the Rev
Nj. Wolf OF the Sbepherd,iovn cirepit, aud
Rev. Mr. Jon,s Of the SLanaond.ie CIR
cult
Ii 10 needless f.r u' TO s,y that il VS. =
day of pesce aul s'a!aess ari ~ ,u re-
tuned to their bones " I! pleased With
themselvc- and the res, of mlrkipi
BCCr MUGS Wow M,>S uoux-i
The rrrss bad god doEi ( faa 81 tie
expense Of Z,cha-y T,ylo- (.ays the Lan-
caster Herild.) because ia the dental
mes sc he said ,ncrr other 'Lir.s-"We
are at peace with an tho world AMI seek 90
main'ain our cieris'ci rrlaiiuus Wit tie
v"'f Of sr-I,Ea." C"E,d rug that E..ba,y
had seen more service ia tie held ii "a in
the uucl ebamh,r, Il he nation. some a.
los,uec should b. e ado for iAc Generals
kunier Bat WIS, mn., We ,Aiuk az .ush
q scholar a. Jam,, Buet anan's prrr-,ra.iu,
n bull equally a. ridiculous a. Z,eha-y
The ~ sidcnt it seems has been on wi,
81 North Carolina, ard Vh e. there l., hala
"islk at the people. aud III tie rciuliur
portion of bis rcmark. Jc.mss male tlcfl
loving startling ann upcem ~
M lamp ~ he cannot continue lort.
hope ] may survive O. The end 90 nv Pre-,
sidsEisa! Term. tu' SO cu., hr'.r.'.9 , i,
h'vc that naHk,nI, NJ fc.i a,tt- v..,' =
Nc tH1,a State arr interested 90 H.. PFC.
serv .tIoa Of tbs juicu that | r. ~,
b. gathered, o. my father, /. fore 1 should
wItucss Us Dissolution
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1t>it !. fur arsa ih'tn, rtyar ,,cso,
iytftLs Wssliazian sffss. w.V r.tte
noHiahtien o. Congress 10 tLe re,or.tu-y
psifie' n Nirf.ais 10 tie room q 81,
Code jls; deceased
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KFLlDlITs NNIl.E

T.r R.v S.i,- Brttt~l. VII rrr,e, F.,is
n. Ctu'"t % Ls,iovg IN tl- - sur ~
( 30 %. - --;r - .lii
jI.Y a. l-f1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Hsife- Cor. marked with swallow fork ii
each ear, white back and belly, sides red
white specks about the head, face and jaws
legs on the white order, about two wears old;
by James Wright, 10th dis, Nov. %. Valu-
ed at So so.
Steer, dun or red color, stump tailed, nc
other marks or brands perceivable, abou+
years old; by JamesA Wilson, 10Th dis, No
vember 25th. Valued at Sc.
MAURY COUNTY,
Horse Mule, bay color, about Is hands high
legs striped, name reached, tail shaved. ABOUT
one year old; by Hardin May berry, Sd dis
Valued at SO. -
D Bay Horse. about 16 hands high, small white
SPOT in forehead, several saddle marks, shod
on left hind foot. about years old; by Rich
ard T. Tidwell, 9Th dis, Dec. 8. Valued a,
500. 1as- .Ak5- o .e .s.e
s. MADISON CoUNTY-ALA. z
Sosvel Fly, supposed to be 2 years old, no
marks or brands perceivable. thin, in order; BY
Daniel d. Friend, near Meri dianville, Dec. %.
Valued at S45.
g RUTHERFORD COUNTY. -
Mare Male, about al hands high. some
marks of gear on shoulders, shod all round,
reached and trimmed, about years old:-by
A. +. Sanders, LIST dis, Nov. 13. Valued at
$loO.
SD. s1a GILES COUNTY.
/, Horse, bay, about IA hands high, lstified in
left thigh. about years old by William Me-
Lin. on Leather@oot Creek JAM. Valued
at $50. - u.s.. 4 - Tasg :. 1e
Horse, gray, about Is hands high, about 10
years old; bv William McLin, on Leather.
wood Creek, Jan. z. Valued at $40.
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Cure for letter

Ns ASseSA rHZr - !
An esteemed fiiend has kindl,
furnished US the following cure fo
fTetter or Ring Worm. He ha:
tried it ins his own family, and found
it efectuaI. Remedies. as a general
thing, should5be valued according to
their ease Of application, and cheap
ness. In both, these requisites, this
recipe "fiAs the bill" 1t can do no
harm-try it: !.
Mr.. WALLAcE-aSSir:: I will give
you, for the benefit Of some of your
readers, remedy for letter or Ring
Worms . s& RgI4& Z
Heat fire shovel or a piece Of
iron to red hoat-put a handful
Of shefled corn onthe heated ron
take a cold smoothing iron, aud press
On the burning corr, and there will
be akind Of oilthat will gather on
BE iron, which will be sure to. cure
my kind of letter, if applied two
)r thee times. -
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Flush Prices

EIu>n IICCST - 81 - a.
Negroes-feli hands-hire8 in
this place on New Years Day, at
.Sl6O to SiS0per annum, And on
Friday, the Sd ult, tract Of Land
containing something over 100 acres,
the sale Of when had been adver.
tised 10 the Observer, lying about
5 miles west Of this place, vas knock.
ed off to the highest bidder for $50
So per acre. The value fixed by
The Court was $50 an acre. The,
terms of the sale were a credit Of
one and two years, on bond and Sc
curity, except 5 per cent, which had
to be paid in cash. These prices
certainly do not indicate hard times
= at least, so far as Old Lincoln is
Do they, reader?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
JUDGE MARCHBANKS.

We find tine following item in the
Nashville Union and American OIL
last Saturday,
We are greatly panied to learn
that Judge Marchbanks died sudden
~ at Manchester, on Thursday. We
learn that he fell dead on the bench,
while holding court. -
A gentleman who arrived in this
place last Monday night, with direct
news from Manchester, stated posi-
lively that the above report was with.
out foundation. We sincerely hope
so. Judge NarchJanks is one Of the
brightest ornaments of the Teunes>
see Judiciary, and the State can III
afford to lose him, A polished gen-
tleman AN incorruptible Judge = an
honest, honorable man-we should
be much panied TO hear a coniirma-
ton of the rumor of his death. p :
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augjtst 3elertioit-- 1889.
STATE sExATE--L1NcoLN AVID FRAwKL1N.

STATE sEyATF--LIEcoIN AND FRANKLIN.
sGWe are authorized TO announce Tag.
W.Scwnias. Esq, of Franklin, q candi-
date to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties
in the. Senatorial branch Of the next Tennes-
see Legislature. ".
FE% We are authorized to announce DR.
7. J. ALTERNATELY, of Franklin; a candidate
10 represent Lincoln and Franklin counties in
the Senatorial branch Of the next Tennessee
legislature.
tIo We are authorized to announce
James 81. CE,i'coat, Esq, of Lincoln, a
candidate to represent Lincoln and Franklin
courtieS in the Senatorial branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
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StrayS-

StrayS- z.F rs
We have Just finished revising our
Stray List, and take pleasure in pre-.
senting it to the public to-day. Look
at it. As our readers know, it is
one of the most valuable tables for
the stock-raissr ever published, and
never finds a place in any other pa
per unless copied from the Observer.
Don't forget this, friends, when a.
neighbor tells you he wants to sub,
scribe for a newspaper and remind
him of i'll!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Sale of SIaves!

Y n pursuance of the last viii and testament
Il of Elisha Bagiey. deceased. I will on ", T.
urday, the 10Th day OF Eao.Ussry
lsexs. at the courthouse door in the town OF
Fayetteville, offer for sale TO the highest bid
der, on credit Of twelve months,
FDaT Esig4t,ie Slayes,
viz:-lsspah aged about 25 years, Marian about
p years. Jane about Eve years, and Alien q
bout 2 years, "a. gf 49,
Boad ,gi5h approved security. viii be- re-
quired of he plrchasers.- "a 49,
~ ed AMESR. BRIGHT,
-Adsnr., rsta lVflEa,1aered Of Elisha Bagley, dec.
Jan. 13, 1859.
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New Subscribers TSA


: 1t is matter of pleasure to US
to know, by plain demonstrations
tb at our efforts in bebsIf Of the PEG
pie Of good old Lincoln are becoming
more and fs:ore appreciated. Almost
every day for thelast three weeks have
We been called upon to enter toe
names of new subscribers tothe o.
server;; and on Thursday Last we were
g ratified TO receive a list of eight
names. gotten up by an esteemed
friend, who says: -
|. 81 send you the names Of eight
persons Who want. to subscribe for
your excellent paper, and shall prob
ably be able to send you as many
more within a month. We think !
here that the Observer is the best pa-
per of all, as is proved by. the fact
that in this part Of Lincoln its circu.
llation is larger than that of all other
papers put together ''>-
This sounds very we'll to US. Ac-
'ept our thanks and rest assured
hat no labor or care will be spared
o make the Fayetteville Observer an
interesting and Instructive paper to
II who may subscribe for it. i
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To Our Readers

We ask the Indulgence Of our
readers to-day, for the heavy pres
sure Of advertising favors upon our
colrmns. After two more weeks
such will not be the case, as several
contracts for advertising will then
expire, and We do not intend to allow
a renewal Even as it is, though,
we give our readers more interesting
matter than any country paper We
know of--yet aoe are not satisfied
We want to give them more still.
and we are going to do it. Mark
that.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
WGDH.u%Ne

DURSUANT to- the power vested in me
Il by deedof trust, executed to me by
Thomas Fl. Freeman, ] wiz proceed to sell en-
Thursday, the 25ssi day Of Jant-a-
~, Is5o.at the Village OF Mulberry, in
Lincoln county. Tenne ssee, to the highest bid
der the following named personal rrcreaty:
One SLAVE named Lucinda, two head Of
horses, one mule, one two Lorse wagon and
harness, three mich cows, one mcclellan, four
bedsteads. beds and clothing, two bureaus, two
tables .one book case, two clocks. enc cooking
stove, three ploughs, one dozen. chairs. and the
balance Of a stock Of drugs, medicines, and
80. 8 rt eL -
Terms made known on the day of sale
THOS. WHITAKER, Trustee.
JAN g. 1885,:
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Maqtiages~
MARRIED.

In this county. Tuesday. 2lst nit, by W. L
Rees, ESQ., Mr. JAMES W. NEwsoM and Mis-
SARAH c. II. OvERBY.
In this county, Thursday 23d ult.. by T. S
corier, Esq, Mr. VIM. A. LEE and Hiss NIER-
IcA Ann Cox.
|. In thisoountr, Thursday. 23a nit, by W.
a Hobbs, Esq. Mr. ANDREW WAGGosEK and
Miss EalLY JANE EDESs.
In this county, Thursday, 2Sd ut, byJ.N.
George Esq. Mr.. ISAAC T. McELYEA and Miss
Militia G. .WooDwSRD. SIS
In this county, SuLday. 2eth ult., by Rev. J i.
A. Mathew. Mr. DAVID NJ TAFTs and Miss SA-
RAH A. L. POWELL.
In this county, Sunday. 26th ult.. by w
E. Garter, Esq. Mr.. IL. C. RATLIyF and Hiss
Sarah c. RIcHEY.
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Executors Sale.
sEsEs,TEF's SALE.

EeY virtue of two executions in INV hands.
LIB Issued blythe Clerk OF the CfrcaH Cont
OF Lincoln comfy. Tennessee l viii EXPOSE
to sale to the highest bidder for cash, on the
premises, on Friday, elle 1S1si day O.
February, 1879. all the right, title, claim
and interest that Thomas FclI6 has IN and to
TRACT OF. LAND, containing by estiIna-
ton rs acres. lying in Lincoln county, Ten
nesse5, on the. waters of Mulberry CreeS, in
District No l and bounded as foilows:--0n the
East by. the lands Of Felx Moilow, on the
West by the lands OF Galloway Daniel, on the
North By the lands OF Jas. p. Baxtcr and on
the South by the lands OF John Silvertooth.
1t being The same on which said Felps now
lives. Levied on as the properly OF Thomas
Felps at the suit of James Meadows and J.
w. Berry. j. ii. GEORGE.
Jan. IL, 1859. ID. S;eglF
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Marriages

Marriages
In this county, ia 1858, there
were, as we stated last week, 227
marriages. Since then, We have ex-
amined the List more fully, In order
20 see hcw the months compare with
each other, and find that in JanBary
there were %; in, February, II;
March, %; April, 8; May, Z; June. {;
July, 2G; August, IA; September, 20;
October, %; November, II; Deem
Der, 81. 1t will be seen that the
summer months claim the smallest
number, and the winter the largest,
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Pictures! Pictures!
PAATEEEMT kiMnRoTYPES! MI

L J. GILDERsLEGvB
IT AS made arrangements with the owners
Z Il of the right OF the process in this State.
for taking these :nimjtahle pictures, and is
now prepared to furnish all whomay wish re-
ally fac and durable pictures in style unsur-
passed. Pictures by this process have. never
been taken in this part Of the country, as it is
known only to the pstentees and their assign
ee5. They are uRequalied by any other
Rooms in connection with the ,Ieyglry Store
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather.
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