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another Coed School,

Mrs. Smiths private School will
reopen on Monday, the 9Th day Of
this month. In the Observer, Of
January Il, 1858, wa wrote:-
"Hers really is one Of the best
schools in this section. Those who
have patronized it ATE lavish in
their praises of the prudent dis
cipline, and the excellent mode OF
teaching by which the pupils master
their studies With q speed truly sur
prising.
What We then published is strict
j. true to day. Mrs Smiths School
like Mrs. Damason's, would do credit
to any town in Tennessee, and such
| of our citize rs, either 10 town OF
country. as may have children to
educate, could not possibly select
an Institution conducted on better
or more laudeble principles.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


Mare, sorrel. IA hands high, star in fore
head. white hind feet aud legs, 10 saddle
marks or work brands observable, about 4
wears old; by John H. Taylor, 3D. dis. Aug
20, 1859 Valued at $S7.
MAUEY COUNTY.
FLY, deep bay, star in forehead, black
name, legs, and tail, ABOUT 10 hands high.
about years old; by Robert jackson. 24Lh
district, Aug. f. Valued at $50.
Mare, sorrel, abou t 14Ia hands high, about
Is years old; by Thompson Flemmine. lst dis,
on Leepet's Creek, Aug. 4. Valued at $25.
GILES COUNTY.
Mare Cot, bay color, white star in forehead,
left hind foot white. dark name and tail, one
year old; by James NJ. Edwards, four miles
East of Pulaski, April so. Valued at $50.
JACKSON coUNTY--ALA,
Horse, about IA hands high, inclined to be
SWAY backed 10 or Is years old; by 4. Gun
ter. Nav 20. Valued at S25.
Bag Mare MiAe, about IL hanos high. some
marks of She collar on either shoulder, black
name and tail, about years old; By VIM. G
Lee, % miles West of Bellefonte. -3lst July
Valued at 500.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Horse dark bay. about Is hands high, has
one blind eve. tail shortened, z years old. Nc
other marks Valued at $40.
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The Natural Weather Indicator

The Natural Weather Indicator
We have been shown by Louis S.
UE'naan, Esq, ofColunbia, Tenn. who
is the discoverer, the "Ouental
Tolisnaaa or Tatarql Weather In
.diedtor," which is a plant-a native
Of The great Arabian Desert, where
it grows spontaneously. 1t is, indeed,
one Of the greatest discoveries Of
modern times.
This exotic is very sensitive nat
ural botanical production. 1t is not
only .he best Hygrometer in use,
but foretells very accurately 10 any
climate throughout the year, "a
hours in advance, the various cham
ges OF the weather, and is perfectly
reliable. 1t gives everywhere, where
10 use, the best satisfaction.
No scientific book or physical his
tory gave Us any explanation or name
whatever of this strange natural
weather witch, until introduced to
The world by the discoverer.
1t unites, both combined in one,
the correctness Of the stand ard Ba.
rometsr and Hygrometer,, which are
valued at from IS to A. dollars.
This botanical curiosity was tested
b. distinguished scientific men in
Europe and America, in the strongest
chemical processes,and they found its
sensitivensss and power to be indies
tructible, except by fire.
We as well as several Of our cit
liens il this town, county, and sur.
rounding counties, are astonished
and we'll pleased, as it indicates "a
hours in advance, rain, wind, change
able. or sunshine. It is very sim
gular and strange plant, and is easily
understood. The price is only 81.
1t can be found in Nashville at A.
Stretch's, corner Of Union and College
streets, or will be sent by mail, we'll
secured, by the discoverer, for 81
in current money.
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Marriages.
MARRIED..

At the residence Of G.. T. Ridley, Esq,
West Tennessee, on Tuesday evening, Aug.
10th, by Rev. H. Bobitt, Mr.. JOHN r. MOORE,
of Caledonia, and Miss SARAH B. Saith OF
Carroll county.
ayes, across his threshold level,
And every tear kissed off as soon as shed,
His house she enters, there to be alight
Shining within when all without is night
A guard;en angel DER his life presiding,
Doubling his pleasures and his cares dividing
Caledonia, Aug 20, 1859. FELIX.
In this county, Tuesday. sd ult., by Rev
R. NJ. Haggsrd. Mr.. HENRY J. PAMPLIN and
Miss MARY E. MCLAUGHLIN.
Iu this pi ace, Wednesday. oath ult, by Rev
John A. Edmonson. Mr.. GEORGE P. LANDMAS
and Miss MARY FRANCES SIyLEY-both of AL
ALBANIA.
In this county, Thursday, 25tb ult., by Rev
Henry P. Turner, Mr. WILLIAM STREET anc
Miss MARY LOUISA JONES'
In this county. Friday. 26th ut., Mr. E
THELBERT PALMER and Miss MARY LUcINDI
HARDEMAN.
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sHERrEF,S SALE.

EeY virtue of one writ of renditioni-expo-
Id nas TO me directed from the Clerk of Che
Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, Tennessee
Twill expose to sale, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the courthouse door in the town
of Fayetteville, on Saturday, the 24th
day Of September, 1859, all the right
title, claim. and interest that j. f. Pack has
in and to q LOT. lying in the town of Peters
burg, in Civil District No. 1o,in Lincoln coun-
ty, Tenn. bounded as follows. to-wit:--Or
The South by Rufus Harris, on she East by
Cane Greek. on the North by the public road
and on the West by Thomas Fl. Holland, sup
posed to contain about three-fcurths of au a.
Gre Levied on as the property Of j. T. Pack
at tie suit of William Sanders, by r. j
Small, Constable OF Lincoln county, Tenn.
W. NJ. ALEXANDER,
Aug. Is. 1859 --4t-S4. Sheriff.
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W0OECAREeENG.

TgsnE undersigned having purchased the
4 Cardipg Machine at Fayetteville would
respectfully announce to its former patrons
and the public generally that they win Be
ready to commence operations by the 18th
inst It is our purpose to run a wagon to
Camsrgo, Halls Store, and also TO Mulberry
and Esqr. Boon's
TzRl.: For Carding white wool ten cents
per h., for mixed twelve, or the fifth pound
toll. Cash or wool viii be required for carding
invariably in advance. We hope our custom
ers will prepare their wool by washing clean
and burning, and furnish one pound of lard to
ten of wool. and we will insure good rolls
| May 10, 1859. COBB & PRICE,
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SHERIFF7S SALE

SHERTFF7S SALE
DY virtueof two writs of vendltioni-ex-
Id pouns to me directed from the Cleik of
the Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Ten9-. !
will expose to sale. to the highest bidder, tor
cash. at the courthouse door in the town OF
Fayetteville, on Saturday, tie 2Atis d.
of September, 1859. all the right, title,
claim. and interest that Thomas II. Freeman
has in and to HOUSE AND LOT in Null
berry village in Lincoln county, Tenn, and
bounded as follows, to-wit:--On the North
by w. A. Wood, on the East by +. n. Whita-
ker and Dr. Conn, on the South by Lewis
Womack, and on the West by the Male Acad-
envy and Pike Levied on as the property OF
Thomas Il. freeman, at the suit of Z. B.
Ramsey. by Crawford Carter, Constable Of
Lincoln county, Tenn.
W. n. ALEXANDER,
Aug. Is, 1864 "a Sheriff.
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CLAY glectiar- 1850.
ELECTION: THURSDAY, MAY "a.
ATTORNEY oExERAL-srH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

ATTORNEY GENERAL-STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
O. We are authorized TO announce &. u
mckinney, Esq. Of Lincoln comfy, a
candidate for Attorney General of the eighth
Judicial Circuit. composed of the counties OF
Coffee, Gruudy. Lincoln, lin, Warren
and Van Buren,.
> ~ We are authorized 10 announce Ii.
r.. Smith. ESQ, of franklin county, can
didate for Attorney General Of the eighth Ju,
dicial Circuit, composed of the counties oil
Coffee. Grundy. Lincoln, Franklin, Warren
and Van Buren,.
srPWe are authorized 10 announce Ies-
&c ArIedge. Esq, of Franklin county, a
candidate for Attorney General Vt the eighth
Judicial Circuit, composed ri the counties OF
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren
and Van Buren,.
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GOING SOUTH
The Mails

The Malls
Fer several weeks, the mails ar
irving here from abroad bave been
in a yoful state of disorder. 1t has
been oil frequent occurrence. Tor pa
ners that should reach hero in one
day from Nashville, to be five and
six days on the road. Such delays
are annoy ing, and discommOde the
whole community. But our friends
on the Fayetteville and Salem route
have particular cause for complaint.
Form number Of years thelr mail
reached them in the latter halt OF the
week. which gave satisfaction to all.
Later the route vas made SEMI
weekly, and was,~os course, great
convenience to large number oil
people. Recently, however, a de-
sire 10 reduce the expense, has caus-
ed the government TO restore the
weekly schedule. and the mail leaves
here now, erysAIonday morning.
and the arrangement does not, so
far as we can learn, give satisfaction
to any person in the section of coup
try thus served. If the mail, as form,
erly, would leave here on Thursday
or Friday, no complaint would be
urged, because the plan would be
satisfactory. But as matters now
stand, all who depesd upon thu posi-
Offices at Cordova, Undertook, Geor
ge's Store, aud Oregon, for their mai
matter, are dissatisfied. We trus
that all cause for complaint viii
reference to this branch OF the pos
tai service will be speedily removed
We will use our endeavors to speedily
rectify it.
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supplying the city trade for home consump-
ton. We quote Extra Flour at So 50@ Sc,
and Superfine at 81 "a so, the outside fg-
ures being retail prices.
The receipts of wheat continue light and
with limited demand prices remain unchang
ed We quote prime red ana white at SOC
Soc per bushel
We have to report further decline in
aorn, and now quote 6O@65 as being the
range of the market. Very few buyers are
willing to pay more than the inside figure.
During the early part of the week there was
an increased demand for bacon. at an advance
lof &c, but in consequence of pretty large re-
eeipts and falling off in the demand, the
advance has been lost, and we quote shout
ders at n @71ac, hams l0@l01ac and clear
sides 954@l0c, from wagons. From store
packed, Is c advance on these prices is deman-
died. Prime lard is in request at ii from
wagons.
! Groceries-We quote Sugar at 69@7c for
fair. and = Csc for prime to choice, in hhds-,
and he lie advance on these quotations for bar
rel. Molasses at 4Oa42o per gallon in barrels.
1895 in half bbls. Sugar house mo-
lasses is held at 5O@ 55c, and Golden Syrup
at 75c to 81 per gallon. Coffee at l2@13c for
Rio, LAG 10 for Laguyra. and 19@20c for Java.
Whiskey--Rectified Whiskey 2T@29c per
gallon; Country is quoted at 50@75c, accord
ing to quality.
Cotton Yarps-The following are the agents
quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700 and 500. Sc
per doz; GOO. 1Oc; 500, lie; and 400. l2c.
SheIhyviIle. Tenn
Bacon-Dull, hog round SIC; clear sides So
to 1Qc; hams 81 q Sc; shoulders &c.
Lard--In new barrels lOtc; old stands &c.
Whest-- Mediterranean zoe; Red Soc; White
$4,000.
Flour From 1888 so
Corn-Per bushel Csc.
Corn Meal -75c.
Shelled Oats-40@50.
Coffee--By the bag, l3@ 14c.
Sugar--By the Dbl. ~ @9c.
Molasses-By the bhl 47ac; half Dbl. Soc
Nails--By the key 415@5I.
Clover seed-724@S.
Salt--Fine sack 50 90; Dbl per bush soc.
Mack erel--By the Kit So
Candles--Star 1895: tallow lac l5c.
Soda-Cask ~ Csc.
New Orleans. La
Coson-Sa'es 500 bales; Old Middling
l1Ac; New 1917. Corn dull, coo. Provis-
ions very dull. Coffee firm, I2c; sales Of $500
bags.
New work. n. v
Cotton-Dull sales 1900 bales. Middling
uplands 81. Flour firm. sales 1900 bbls.
Corn dull Mess Pork duh, S14 25@&l4
37Sc. Whskey 271ac. Aolasses 4o@ 42c.
Cincinnati. Ohie--
E, E;,r, fond e5 What sdv.p-
ced &C Oats buoyaut 42c. Whisky 24}c.
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s2Iareb glsftipn---lS60.
SATURDAY, March 8.
snER1rF-1rNcoLN oouxTY.

SEERlFF-LrNCOLS COUNTY
OF We are authorized to announce Col
Joseph 81. George. a candidate for Sher-
f of Lincoln county, at the March Election,
$50.
CT We are authorized to announce Mr..
Moses Cruise, a candidate for Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, at the next March Election.
CT We are authorized to announce Mr.,
Josam Owens. of the third district, can
didate for Sheriff of Lincoln county, at the
next March Election.
~ CIRCUIT COURT CLERK-LINOoLN COUNTY.
CT We are authorized to announce Mr..
Es. s. yTco6ard. candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Lincoln county, AT the next
March Election.
TRUsTEE--LINCoIN COUNTY.
fST We arc authorized 10 announce A.
Randolph, ESQ. candidate FIR Trustee
of lincoln county, at tho next March E!ec-
ton.
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SeWanee Nursery

SCHdbCC lsut SC1
Reference to an advertisement in
this paper will show the reader that
DR. s. " HoughtOn, of the Sewanee
Nursery, Winchester, Tenn, has as
socia,ed with him Mr., Cherry, one
Of the best Nurserymen in Tsnnes-
see. Mr.. Kirkpatrick is agent for
this county, and will soon call upon
our citizens for their orders. The
trees, etc, from "Sewanee' being
grown in this section, are, Of course,
better adapted to this cliEiste than
any of foreign growth. and are
surer in the production Of superior
fruit.
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Winchester and Alabama Railroad

r. - ~ EE-T= FL =-=E- go
.HN and after Monday, August 22d. 1859,
w Trains viii be run as follows:
Leaving Decherd at O'Clock A. NJ, upon
the arrival of the Chattanooga train; arrive at
Fayetteville, at II O'Clock 80 minutes A, NJ.
Returning leave Fayetteville at 8 O'Clock
80 minutes NJ, arrive st Decherd att P.
NJ, connecting with the Chattanooga train for
Nashville
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
of which each person VIII be allowed so
pounds free of charge; above that weight sub
ject to extra charge payable TO the conductor.
All other articles carried in the baggage
cara will be charged express freight, which
must BE- paid to the Agent.
T. L. ESTILL, Ch'f. Eng.
Sept. l, 1859.
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sHERrFE,s SALE

SHERTFF7S SALE
10y virtue Of cue writ ofvenh toni -exponas
Sd to me directed from the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Lincoln county. Tennessee,
will expose 20 sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door in the town
of Fayetteville, on Saturday, she 2ALA
day OF September, 1883, all the right,
title. claim, and interest that Jasper ". ReaUes
has in and to fifty acre TRACT OF Ian D
living in Lincoln county, Tenn, in Civil Dis
trict No. II. and boundei as follows,to witt
On the South BY James Edwards, on the
East by tie Baptist Church lot, on the North
bv Edwards g. Stova;l, snd on the West by
VI lillian Gilliland. Levied on as the property
Of J. n. Beaves, at the suit of Leatherwood
d Green, By J. Yanhoozer, Constable Of
Lincoln county. Tenn.
W III. ALEXANDER.
Aug 13--4t-S4 She1B.
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GlIDEHEIL FOR SLLEI

Y NOW offer for sale the place known as
4 GLIDEWELL'S STAND situated mid
NAV between Fayetteville and Shelbyville,
on the Turnpike.
To those acquainted with this place, it is
not necessary to say any thing more. To those
at distance, 1 will say that this is an excel
lent stand for house of entertainment, and
for the sale Of Dry Goods and Groceries
There is on the place comfortable dwelling
house. two Store Houses, several Shops, &c.
This place is proverbial for fine water and
good health, being situated on one Of the high
est and driest points on Elk Ridge, contain
ing 10 acres.
A bargain may be had If early application
be made. l.. Il. SIONE-
Aug. rs, 1859.
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0eatbs.
DIED..

In this county, Friday. 26th uIt, oftyphoid
fever, Mr.. HENRY BRYsoN TAYLOR, son of the
late Henry Taylor, aged q years.
In this place, Sunday, 28th ult.. Of typhoid
fever, Mrs. SARAH ANN BRoYLEs. wife OF
Mr. Jacob Broyles, nged about rs years.
In this place. Tuesday. Both ult., at the
residence of Mr. j. H Cobb of typhoid fever,
Miss HENRIETTA SAWYER CARPENTER, aged
about 13 years.
In this county, Monday, 29th nit. RoBER1
McKNABB, sonof Mr.. John McKnabb, aged 8
years.
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GiiGeWelI for Sale

" kfCchSis heI SEkC~
IL. Stone, Esq, offers for sale
the place known as "Glidewell's, >
situated about midway between Fay.
etteville and Sheltyville. The place
lie we'll known as one Of the most
healthy localities iu This whole sec.
tion of country. For particulars
the reader is referred to the adver.
tisement in this paper, as we'll as te
another publication in these columns
in which Mr.. S. offers various kinds
of seed for sale.
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ippreatiee Wanted :

Wanted at this Office Immediately,
an apprentice to the Printing bust.
ness. To steady, moral, industri-
Gus, respectable boy. a good home
and pleasant situation will be given.
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Nashville. Tenn


BANK NOTE LIST. Missouri Banks lc dis
Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. 5cdis
Union Bank. :. dom Carolina Banks 2cdis
Planters Bank. =. do Virginia Banks lie dis
Merchants Bank. .dolOhio Banks. &c dis
Bank of the Union do Blk OF Shelbyville par
Traders Bank. .doIOcoee Bank. par
Bank Of Commerce do Bank of cambridge par
City Bark. do Blk of Claiborne Csc dis
Farmers Bank. :. do Bank of farewell 2cdis
Bank of Paris. do Bank of Trenton &c dis
Bank of Chattauoogado Bank of J efferson 2cdis
Bank Of America &c dis Bank of Knoxville par
Citizens Bank Coo dis Lawrenceburg Blk 2cdis
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk lie dis
Bucks Bank -. do SPECIE.
River Bank. 49,. dc, AmercanGold par@ Up
Commercial Bank 1cdisI Silver -......... par
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank =. par n. Y. selling I q &c pre-
Southern Bank 1c dis Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. do
Georgia (old banks)2cd Cincinnati do. do
do new do New Orleans do 2zpr
S.Carolna Banks 2cdisI LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks lie dis 40's ............. 90
Alabama Banks 1c dis lS0's and 1905. SOC
Kentucky Banks }cdis zoos ...........75c
Breadstuffs and Provisions The Flour
marketsof the country have exhibited some
buoyancy during the past week. and an ad-
vance of log 5c has been established in New
York and Cincinnati. There is, however, nc
export demand from Europe, aud She advanc,
is attributed to aspeculative movement.
The demand for -four is confined mainly tt
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On. ROBERT II. FIGG.
EDH@"H~v%s

A GAIN offers his services to the g.
IN citizens of Fayetteville and C7yfTfy
vicinity. He will remain in Fayetteville but
a short time. Those wishing his services
should present themselves promptly.
Ladies waited upon in the parlour at their
residences. July 81, 1854,
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Military
A meeting was held at the court
house last Friday night, for the pur-
pose Of initiating movement hav-
ing for its object the formation Of
a Volunteer, Military Company
A Committee to Draft Constitu-
ton and BYLAWS was appointed, with
instructions to report at ac adjourned
meeting to be held at the court
house tonight (Thursday.) All
those desiring TO aforward march,
are requested to attend and enrol
themselves. s6
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SHERIFFzs SALE


ID Y virtue of two executions 30 me direc-
ID ted from the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, Tennessee, will. on SAT-
ufGay, the stsl day Of October. n $50,
at the courthouse door in the town Of Fay
etteville, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for CASH, all the right, title, claim, and inter-
est. that ". II. Foster has in and to TRACT
OF LAND, situated in lincoln county, Ten
nessee, in Civil District No. 5, and bounded
as follows, (to-wit) on the South by Gabriel
kyser, and benjamin Rudd, on the East by
james Martin, on the North by John Noblett,
and on the West by Robert Stacy and Isaac
Williams. containing one hundred and fifty
eight acres and 10 polls. Levied on as the
property Of w. Ii. Foster, at the suit OF
Calvin Stone.
W. NJ. ALEXANDER. She,Ig. i.
Sept. !, 1659--4t-S4.
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Se,cnaee Nursery /! !!
At WINCHESTER. IEnn.

Y HAVE growing in nv Nursery FRUIT
! TREES from to 5 years old, strong and
healthy, embracing all the varieties suited to
this climate.
Ny Apples are Of the best Southern and
Northern varieties suited to this climate
grated or Seeding stocks, numbering over
100 different kinds.
Ny Sock of other Fruits. are equal to any
Nursery in the South, all of which will sell
as low and on as favorable terms as any dealer,
North or South.
! have associated with me In the nursery
business Mr. G. II. CHERRY, a practical Nur-
seryman of many years experience, who will
devote his time TO selecting and propagating
fruits suited to this locality.
s. w. HOUGHTON.
Anouet 1850
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Religious

Religious
The Presbytery Of North Alabama
New School Presbyterisn) stands al
j ournel to meet at Swan Creek
church, Lincoln county, Tenn, on
I ussday before the 4th Sabbath of
September, 1859, at 7 o'clock, P.
M. Opening sermon by Rev. NJ III.
Marshall, Ind.
The Tennessee Presbytery of the
G. P. Church stands adjourned TO
meet in Huntsville, on Tuesday be-
fore the 4th Sabbath in this month.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

lst, Kind of animal is given. I'd, color.
Sd, description. =. 4th, age. 9Th, posters
name. :. 9Th, place and time of arrest.
7th. valuation.
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EsirayS-

EsirayS-
Our Estrsy List may be found
in another column. Look fer it, far
"mers and stock-raisers.
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Texas ELECTION Intelligence
from go counties confirm the first
reports Of the election Of. Sam
Houston. Governor, by 70 to H.
900 majority. 8
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SHERIFE'S SALE

SEERIEE7S SALE
ID virtue of ore writ of venditioui-expoaEs
- to me directed from the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Lincoln ceGnty, Tennessee. [
will expose to sale TO the highest bidder, for
cqsh. ut the court house door in the town Of
Fsvettevills.on Saturday, siae 24tEs day
OF SeEseE'sceF 1852, all the right, title.
claim. and interest that John Corder has in ana
to TRACT OF LAND containing about
100 acres lying in Lincoln county, Tenn, on
the waters Of Flynt, in Civil District No. %,
and bounded as follows, wit:--On the North
by the lands of Nathan Pryor and William
r. Bryant, on the East by the lands Or.
on the South by the lands of Jacob 3 Corder,
and on the West by the lands OF Henry Beas-
Iey, being the land on which the said Corder
now lives Levied on az the property Of
John Cordes ct the suit Of the Winchester
aud Alabama Railroad Company, BY o. B
EdmondSon, Constable Of Lincoln county
Tenn. w. NJ. ALEXANDER,
Aug 10, 1S59.-4t-Sf Sseyif.
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August 4, 1859.

We have employed Mr. JAS. KIRKP At
RICK as our selling Agent. Any trees You
may purchase from him shall be true to
name, Sc. S. W. HOUGHT0S & Co.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL AND REPORTER.
--Cffieisl and reported returns from
two-thirds of the State give the fol-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

There is no doubt at all, we think,
of the election of Col. Head, by q
msjori:y Of several thousand.