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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22


An ACT TO carry INTO effect The Convention between tie United
states China - eighth OF Noyear
hundred and ffty GIT, at Shanghai
be enacted 5y tie Sadae House Of ReoresItius Of
he LHiteG Ses 81 Aecd il COEyTsS H,Jle,, That
Aniser chief diplomatic officer Of tn uite
China shalt the Chinese
dsbenure, duty receipts provided for in the
prs dsrOsary If de in China making
peHsagn he shall think nyt the dzbentures,
prOcs being ect TO the hereinafter PROVIDED
See md Be g. further eRacd That tiit PRESIDENT and
with tie ADVICE aud ire Senate, sal! appoint
commissioners who S III form board in China
extmins all claims which may be presenter them
said convention accord tie provisions of the the
principles Oi justice, aud International law.
). ind De- Z further enacted That the board
tuei shsll meet at such time and place shall designated by
the chief diplomatic officer China, and within year
time SAID meeting shall terminate their dutiss.
T. Hi Oed y1tAF eRIcd, That the compensation
the said commissioner s be three dollars per aanun
and the President Of the Unei States authorized
provisions Tor the contingent expenses Of the
appear him necessary and proper and e ait salaries
Pse shall he paid out OF ay moneys in tue Treasury os
Incorporated
Sec ). Aat De yT1leT enacted That the commits
soners shall report to the chief diplomatic tie
several awards made by them, be approved 10y him. copy
which shall he b. him transmitted the depOstsy the
lures tie proceeds herein before Provided who shall
distribute in reabe proportion, the said debsnures
their proceeds
sec. 6. and be IL further enacted That said
commission sal lie executed aud completed the
documents and all other papers in the possession Of Tx
3nes relating to the shall be deposited in the Oc
Secretary Of State
Approved, March 3, 1859.
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REDUCTION OF WOBKMEN AND WAGES AT THE Ar
hoEI,-The Springfield Mass Republican Gays:
" Near forty Workmen were discharged from the
United States Aruory in this city last Saturday aud
the wages Of the remainder (some $50 to 1907 are
reduced, generally ten per cent, but in some cases
Is much IS 20 per cent. This course is not nscesi-
tated by the action or appropriations OF the last
Congress, which are for the year from July l. 1859,
but by the necessity of con6ning toe expenditures
for the remainder CT the old fiscal jear, from now
to July to the balance Of the old preparations
naming on hand. The War Department has forbid
den the armOry to exceed its appropriations.
Coal BURNISG LOCOMOTIVES Repeated expert
meats have demons rated the fact, that coal, as
fuel for locomotives be used with vast saving
the railroad interests Of the country. cOrrespon
dent Of the New York Courier AID Enquirer, writing
from Albany says: 1.-THE coal see as TO have be-
gun in earnest in the locomotives The experiment
on the Hudson River Read has become a result.
One Of the engines few day since from Pough-
keepsie TO GArrisons without tae FIRE being touched
while from arrisons TO Peeksvill the fireman found
the engine content 10 take that romantic Highland
ride with the starvation diet of three shOves full of
coal The miners in Pennsylvapia may teH this
news as glad words for the home they make joyous
by their labor"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

THE ODD Of FEBRUARY IN PARIS. The ADeriesns
resident in Paris gave bill the night of the
22d of February, TO homer the anniversary OF the
birth of Gen. Washington. II took place in the
magnificent dining room of the Hotel da Louvre;
the honors done by the United States " MS er
and the Consul, assisted by a committee OF Amari-
eau gentlemen The facade of the hotel on the Rue
de RivOh size lighted up with gas, aud the
steps leadiDg 10 the nall we're adorned with flowers.
At the upper end Of the ball room was the estrada
for the orchestra, with the portraits of Wa .hing-
ton and Lafayette aud the American q ensircling
them overhead At the opposite or entrance end
was marble bust of the champion Of American Ia.
dependence, with appropriate inscripti above,
aad on each side were tie full length portraits Of
the Emperor and Empress. The hall was brillign:~
ly l'ghtedup or theisviisions seat to persons net
citizens of the Unjed States. twenty one we're r
the family Of Gen, Lafayette DlueiDg began ct l
o'clock, and was kept up TO q late hour
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Ckristian Vau4sal

EMT0ULD inform bis freIsis and The public ecreraIIy
w that he he's ed to - Church street, taa s.
doors below Union aud AmeTca oee alere De would Nv
be pleased 70 his customers. Eks.
Boots and SEs0es IRafic to order
give Subsection BE- arss done rsy
al she rhortsst n9iics iahi-ilil
a Pine C8Eugry Residence Scr >efe.
AFlNG determined carsy ms At-fccs 90 e salt p
will sell about z hree kuEr k.u1f- =. ets
GEea Acres ot land icing Part IF I t-st uf - n
wsich nos reside. silar,t pike E1ad-
a1cut thirteen mile ffuf NahFsiie- Of tie Ct tur
hooikin Williamson county. Soil equal y tie State For
aears apply 10 Oh tae premise, or t. A. y s. irsleJ
a Eashgiiie
seng-dI p prRKfNs.
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TIE citizens of oshkosh, Wis, burnt two houses
of iil-fame to the ground, and lodged the gi,ls
boarding there, twelve in DumbsT in lhe jail from
which they were discharged after ria'. 4 few days
after, convention Of THAI e'ass, from Fond du
Lac Berlin, Ribon, Beaver Dam, Portage, Stevens
Point aud Waupum, me- in council in Oshkosh With
their feoB-labo' eTs, aud have threatened reveDg,
By burning The city. So fear nj are the. Oshkosh
people thai the city will be fred that they have nov
eight nj gtt-walehmen to protect them
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r. IA q An
IL. RUSSELL,
DENTAL SUR EON.

IL. RUSSELL,
NTAB SUR ES0N.
FORMERLY OF COLUMBIA AND LATE OF NEw ORLEANS,
HAVING permanently located Nashville offers profession
al services citizens the citizens Of the surrounding
country. Feeling condlsns BY his long
his profession the Northern and Southern cities, and The
action uno zy given those who hive favored him vi n their
patronage win be able render entire saeton in
all cases. he respectfully socs share Of pablo patronage.
= Tech Inserted upon gold plate neat elegant and
substantial
As evidence Of the estimation placed upon him By his pa
tents would beg the following certificate
from DR. Polk. Of COLUMBIA, gentleman veil fayorby
known in this unity:
DR. having performed Dental Operations in many
departments Of bis profession upon myself and e
my family have hesitation IN saying that lie skill;u
operator ana his Hcrx is well done.
March ], 1853 VIII Polk.
Having puch the right francis GaiTauc Eec-
trO Magnetic Battery Dr. R. pep'red extract teeth
without inieng upon bis patient the great ameEnt Of pain
usually caused.
ROOMS
house formerly occupied BY Captain JANIS WILLIAMS
NO. H Cherry street.
NEARLY OPPOSITE TUE POST OFFICE
rhe profession furnished with Gold Plate. s9lder,
Clasps, sc Sc nhl6.
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Printers Stationery.
MAGAZINES ron APRIL.


ETTE have beautiful collection Of Dahla Roots OF the frst
w quality and the brilliant colors will furnish
one Dozen every dEeren. color for Three dollars
Gardening Tools Of every kind for the Of lady ana
and practical gardeners.
500 choice 5wer Seeds cents paper 25 cents all
from Bliss Nurseries,
Pun full assortment Of Cowings Pumps,
and will sell shade lower than the market price
Coal lamps known to be of the simplest and
construction, and oil pure and free from all
sive order.
Plated Britannia yare.--We have great variety OF
patterns casters, pots coffee pots, ladies,
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
mhs2. No. "a College Street.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
I'm October sold my interest in the business Of
H. Haynes & Co. TO partner Mr. r. j. Lyles, and agree
with him the
lst March from that time. He will continue the business
his He alone authorized to settle he
the thankful my friends for the liberal patronage
received.
uh2e-a 4. Il. HAYNES
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RANGES! RANGEs!!

A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention q his
friends and the public generally. that be has been ap-
pointed the Nashville for 2. &. lBigsEt5s
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all 10 be
superior any thing everyet offered, comprising al TIE require
Beriecii cuIiBa-F ia ali its branches feing
also great econoisT Of fuel, sni fer uenes ard comfort
stands unryalleI Give I aud jUd re for yourselves.
Il. A COOPER, Agent, PiuaheF, &c,
No. M-rset Street. Nashville. Tenn
Manufacturer Copper, Tin, and Sheet Ir Ware ard deal
all kinds Of stores BATHS COsts- ash bowls, SC &c
mhIi-dGm
LABEESs SALE.
GtRUTCHER { co. will this evening O'Clock, line
Z OF FANCY GOODS, expressly for the ladies.
rhI!.
NOTICE.
FsVW No. Boys yelis DID hire fr the hs'nes Of The
& year. II. II HAYNES CO.
mhii.
}. L. TARRaR. BAylD /. BIsAsSss
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FARERAEs a. DIsMUKEs,
Corner of Market and Union STREETS,
NASRFILLE, TEB9,
Near the watson EzOuse3

EETE uiIy prepared offer the citizens Of Nash
Vile ard surrounding country, mos, beautiful aad
Il stock Of
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Il T. N. NJ. n q Z !. & G o.,
WHOLESALE GaOCERS AND
COMMESsEO MERCmANgs
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LI0UOES,
WINES, CIGARS, AND TOBACCO,
NO. Market street,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
LIQUORS.
800 bbs wiIsare's whiskv, 50 ias 'msriean Brandy;
100 do bourbon Rye d, 50 do RuEa, GIN. ant Wines,
80 do Robertson county do
In store aud for sale ~ BENIN NOEL L co
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
EAA AnA IMPORTED Cigars. asserted brands,
HUI. UUU 100 s4s Tobaeeo, assorted brands,
In store and for saety mills. BEN. ". NOEL co,
SUND8aEs.
900 bags ehoise Coffee 500 qs, halls AMI whole
100 bids prime TO choice Brown STIR Candies,
Sugar, . obs Cl1Ter SEED,
go hbIs and hllf bb!s Molosses go keys Nails,
many other articles all in will be sold at very
low figures ny milo BIN. NJ. NOEL 4 co.
EEBOGEEE Han.
ORn BALES No Timothy Hay in store and for sale at
SVU very Low rriees by =, ~, 80
- OPENING DAY
OF
BEAUTEFU SPRING
PARIS PATTERN BONNETS,
on WEDNESDAY, MARCH IGTH.
a.. We are row ready Lades to show you the most ~
~ - magnificent snd select stock Of Millinery and wv
SsS Fancy Goods opened q VI New YORK. 49,
Cheap rents, low prices s rich goods, Al the AES
mhi5N5 inl' ''''- MRS. E. WISE.
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lIau Eieetinn-ls6O.
: FLECTIOM THURSDAY, Mar "a.


ArroasEy oEvERAI-8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
= ny We are authorized to announce &C
Mex itney, Esq, of Lincoln county, .
candidate Cor attorney General OF the eighth
Judicial Circuit, composed of the countles oil
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, warren,
aud Van Buren.
fAr We are authorized TO announce IL.
U smith. Esq, of Franklin county, can
-didate for Attorney General Of the eighth Ju-
.ficial Circuit, composed Of the countles OF
Coffee, Grundy, Lincoln, fTanklin, Warren,
aud Van Duren.
sHsWe are authorized to announce JeS.
GO 4rtes,ge. ESQ.,, OF FraLklin county, a
sandiaats. for Attorney General Of the eighth
judicial Circuit, composed OF the conntiesof
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, warren
and Van Burer.
a<y- we are authorized to announce Mr..
KILLER Turney, candidate for Attorney
-GeneraI-of the eighth Judicial Circuit. COM
posej Of the counties of Coffee. Grundy, LIN
teoln Franklin. Warren, and Van Buren,.
- sr-y. We are authorized 70 announce y.
yyourncsk. ESQ. of McMinnville. cam
didate for Attorney General of the 9th y u
dicid circ,,:f. composed ofsthe counties OF
Warren. Coffee, Van Buren,, Grundy, Erails--
lin and Lincoln.
49, We are authorized to announce
Ja,nes HI. Hughes as candidate Tor
Attorney General in the 9th. Judicial Circul.
IN Tennessee composed of the counties of
Lincoln. Franklin, Coffee. Warren, Orundy'
and Nan Buren, Election 4th THURSDAY IN
iMav, 1860.
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GOING SOUTH
What the Observer May Do

Show us an intelligent family oil
bows and girls, and We. shall show
YOU a family where good newspaper
is taken. Nobody who has been
without this silent private tuter, can
know its educating power for good
or evil. Have you thought Of. the
inpumerable topics of, discussion
which it suggests at the breakfast
table, the important public measures
with vhich.,hus early, our children be-
come iamilnrly acknowledgement phi
lsnthropic questions OF the day, TO
J which unconsciuusly ,theiratten''oa Is
awakened, and the general spirit OF
intelligence which is evoked by this
oaiet yisitorg Anything that makes
home nIeasant, cheerful and ohatty'
,bius the haunts of vice, and the
thousand and enc avenues OF temp
tat;on. and the paper should certain
IL be regarded. when we consider .
its influence on the minds oil Inc
Young, as a great moral. and social
blessing.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

Mare, iron gray color three small white
marks across thereof of the tail, small lumu
on the pastern of riehtforcleg. no other marks
or brands perceivable. about Is hands high, a
bout 2 years old last spring; by Caroline
Wright, 18th district, Nov. Is. Valued at
S97 so.
Horse Colt. light bay color. black name, tail.
and feet, no marks or brands perceivahle. about
13 hands high, about I6 months old; by Jacob
W. Rowell, 18th dis, Nov Is Valued at $50.
Tvo. feorlsngs- Tleifer, red with some
white spots, marked with cropand underbit
in right ear, abont years old: the other red
and white speckled Bull marked with crop
in the right ear. about years Oh; both by
q. r. Cowan, 9TH district, December IL. The
two valued at 50.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Mare, dark iron gray. 1873 hands high.
rather bright color in the face, branded on
on the left shoulder with the letters II. S,
right ear fepped, 6 years DID, by Perlind Ir-
vim, 9th dis. Oct. q. ValneG at $40.
MAURY COUNTY.
, Mare, sorrel. about Il IS hands high, about
Is years old; by Thompson Flemmins, lst dis
in Keepers g eek. Aug 4 Valued at So
JACKSON COUNTY --ALA.
Horse, sorrel, blaze in the forehead, some
saddle marks, white hind feet. shod all round
about lo4 hands high, between s and II years
old; BY William Nichols, on the farm Of John
r. Coffee, on the South side of Tennessee
River, Nov. IL Valued at 800.
MADISON COUNTY.
FLY, bay. no'marks or brands, except dim
blaze on the nose, about IA hands, about 3yrs
old; by John S. Nance, Dec H. Valued at $50
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Mare Mule, iron grey mare mule, about
l4l hands high, two years old last spring; by
VIM s, White, 2lst district, Nov. 10. Valued
at Sl20.
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Democratic Meeting

I At The suggestion Q: several q
our Democratic friends, we annponcs
that it is proposed to hold meeting
of the Democracy atthe court-h
Ion Monday, The I'd day of January
next, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, which will meet in
Nashville on "Wednesday, the 18Th
day Of January, and which will APP
point delegates to the Charleston
National Convention. A FULL AT.
TENDANCE is DESIRED.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-22

StrayS--
Our Stray List may be found in
another column. II is one oil the
most valuable publications for the
farmer and stock raiser ever placed
before the public Every person who
raises stock is liable at any time to
lose one or more Of his animals,and by
the aid of our List alone, he might
save ten, twenty, or even fifty times
the price Of his subscription to this
paper. And the Observer, our rea.
ders will remember, is the only paper
that ever publishes it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-22
4 Beautiful Ink Stand

Our friend, DR.. R. r. Starry, d
the firm Of ,Ssarcy & MsKinnsy, has
our thanks for the prettiest Ink
Stand we bave ever seen. It is Of
glass, brilliantly plated With silver.
and would present fine appearance
on any desk. II would almost seem
IS though such a becoming .orua-
ment ought to inspire the pen of any
writer. Il
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-22
Good Property for Sale

. On Saturday ofnezs meeS, our
readers will remember, one of the
most eligibly situated business lots
in the town Of Fayetteville, will :, be
effsred to the highest bidder, at Ex-
ecutor's Sale. 1t hes in tbeevicinity
of the Depot, and is desirable
piece of property. 80
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Masrb gIrftian 1860.
ELECTION: SATURDAY, MARCH 8.

sHERsfF-LrScoLE COUNTY
fe- We are authorized 10 announce 0oi
s.Ioscph IL. GseOrsc, candidate lor onel-
if of Lincoln county, at the March Elec'ion'
1860.
M wa are authorized TO announce Mr.,
MHSn. (,ruse candidate for Sheriff OF
lincoln county, at the next March Election ,e
pWe are authorized to announce MI
Holm Owens, of the tnisd e'stric', - =.
didate for Sheriff of Lincoln county, - 'n'
sext Msrch Election,
4 crRcf,rq. COURT cLERK--LINcoLN COUNTY
M We areauthorized to announce Mr.:
n. :. Woodland. candidate Tor GlerK Of
the Circuit Court Of Lincoln county al 'ne DeA'
March Election.
a-eusTEE--LIscoLNc COUNTY
-Ws are suthorized to announce =. -
,t,.a 81 ESQ. acandieate fsr Trustee
. # 49, niSss.n count, at tbs nezt March his0-
fiaD 1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-22
Beautiful Assortment

Since ocrlass, we have examined
at our leisure many of the articles
offered for sale BY Ssasey = McKin-
neg, aud can advance the opinion
that, ia our Judgment, they have
the most attractive assortment We
have ever seen 10 their house. The
Toilet Sets, particularly those o.
Bohemian glass. are really beautiful,
and our lady friends would ind i :
real treat to call and examine them,
as we'll as the Co.Onges. Extracts,
Pommades. etc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-22
No Paper Next Week

Ia accordance WITH a rule general
~ observed by printing offices, we
do not expect TO issue the Obserpe,
nsxtweek. However, if any Of our
frien1s should desire to have any
printing done. or 70 pay asy portion
of their indebtedness, or Subscribe
for our paper, they will find US in
our Office, ready to attend 10 their
wishes. q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-22
Curiosity

Curiosity -
S We are aindebted TO or friend,
Mr.. r. G. MeCann,of Pleasant Plains
neighborhood, for pelrified SNAIL.
1t is very complete, and will form
a prominent item in our cabinet OF
cu.iosities.
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Howard Association.
PElillLAWBT, JpTslfA )

PHIL OBn PHlAo
!, a Benerozsnt Institution Established 5u .,ss.<
Endosrment far tie Rsbsf eflhe Sex sra
! Distressed afflicted Nth Kr.gsns end Pa
Z densie Diseases.
times of Epidemics, it is the oLieeto
u this Institution to establish fIoSn;ssIs =,
provide Nurses Physicians. Clotb;pe -
Medicines. &c, for the sick ard desfifnts 10
take charge of the orphans Of deceased n,rsnt,
and to minister. in every possible way to
! the relief CT the afflicted and the bealih Of
the public at large. 1t is the duty of the d.
rectors, at such times, to visit persenalIystbs
injected districts. and TO prsvids and execute
means OF relief. Numerous physicians. roe
acting members OF the Association. rsuaIl,
enrol their JAMESON its books. subject "a 4,
called upon to attend its hospitals, free &
IN the absence of Epider,irs. The Dfseto,ss'
have authorized the Consulting Surgeon -
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATrs to an persons
suffering under CHRONIC DISEASES ola
firnient character. arising from abuse of tbs
Phys'est powers. mal-treaimeut, the effect 81
drugs' &c, whey they Apply by letter or other
we ano, N case OF extreme poverty, TO Fre-
EIsH MEDICINES FREE OF CEAssE. II isre.l-
less to add that the Association commands o..
highest medical skin Of the age, and will fur.
nish the most approved modern treatment.
ne Directors of the Association, in tbSr
ate annual Report express the highest satis
action with the snecess which has ATTENDED
ne lators of their Surgeons in the cure Of the
, worst forms OF Chronic Diseases. apdo--.
Ter continuance of the SINE nlan Tor
! ensuing year. They feel confdens Tia
e Del efforts have been of great Ienefit TO the
hieted, especially to the young. and thew
ave resolved 10 devote themselves, with re-
ewea zeal, to this very import Mt but mue,
espsed cause.
sar'ous REPORTS aud TRACTS on tie
azure ard treatment of Chronic diseases ~
be Consulting Surgeon. have been pubE,b.a
" gTatultouS distribution. and viii be s,zt
Rec OF CHARGE to the afsiicte5.
=, Address. for Report or treatment. DE-. r.
hloi:iN H0gGHTON, Acting Surreer.
,oward association. No z South NisR
troet, Philadelphia. Pa.
= BY order of the Dire tors
e. ERA 1I D. HEARTWELI, Fresiatss.
GEO = FAIaehnR Secretary.
OCT s. l659--l2m.
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Clover Seed.

Clover Seed s
Mr.. G.. b. Miller has eighty bar
rels Of good qaality Glover Seed,
which he-oiIsrs at s. SO per bushei-
and that price, we understand, is 20
oer cent less than has been hereto'
fore asked. Give him q call.
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Trust Sale.

TWILL offer for sale to the ky4A
Il hest bidder, for cash, k-sssSssA
on the premises, on Sssts,r- 80
daytime All, day OF january. sec.
the following property conveyed TO me by
Arthur Washburn, by deed of trust bearing
date November 10Th, lS58--one TRACT OF
LAND on which said Arthur Washburn nov
resides. containing about l04 acres. lying about
eight miles nerth of Fayetteville, rear the
Shelbyville and Fayetteville Turnpike ard
bounded as follows. tc-wjt:-On the West by
Thos l.. Williamson. South by Wm. 0rick
and James Brown, East by A. w. Dooley, and
North by t. Dolins. Also one Log Still and
fixtures belonging to the same. 2 bead Of
horses, and other articles mentioned in said
Deed of Trust. Suck title will be conveyed
as is vested in me and no other
JOHN WAShBURN, Trustee
Dec 8, 185S-td
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The Youngest is Arthur Short, Il
years of age, sentenced from Shelby
county, one year, for stealing; the Ell
dess, is William Farmer, 20 years Of
age, sentenced from Bradley county,
Q years, fokmalicious stabbiDg.
OF the social condition Of the pris-
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Fslour2

VIE subsoriser now has on 6epoxs Al
= the store Of GEO ?. SMITH. in Fay.
ettevihe, and intends keeping there hereafter
a supply Of FLOUR. Of the very best saasli-
ty, which viii be sold low fer cash. Persons
desiring an article thai. cannat be -su-u.ssI
are invited to try it. Il has fair color. 30
favor. and is lively.
- Look for the brand.
Oct.6. lS59-6m NJ ID. DRIVER.
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sHERIFF,S SALE

10y virtue OF two executions--one issued
LIB by j. I. Gordon, Esq, in fayorof L. c..
Wright. and the other by John Ralston,
Railroad Tax Collector of Giles county, Tenn,
for ntn- payment of Railroad taxi will
expose to SAFE. tothe highest bidder, for cash,
at the court-house door in the town of Fay
ettesille. on Monday, the 93a day OF
january, IseO. all theyight, title. claim,
and Interest that D. B. and Martaa p Thorn
Ton. have in and to certain valuable
NEGRO MAN named Calvin, aged about 80
years. levied on by ME is tie property OF
said D. B. and Martha P. Thornton. to satisfy
the above mentioned executions.
J.. fl. GEORGE, Deputy Sdsris6
Dec. %, lS59--4t.-s4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-22
EsTRAYs TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind of animal is given. I'd, color.
Sd, descriptions. .4th, age. 5th, posters
Nance. 9th, place and time of arrest -.
9TH, valuation.