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CHRloUI ExPEpITIoS.-The U. s steam sloop
Brooklyn. Capt Farragut, has been designated
to convey the Cbiriqui surveying party to the
lsthmus. She has been ordered for this purpose
from Pensacola to Norfolk, from which latter
port the party will embark early in August
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The WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation 10
about z O'Clock ~ -f .....
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tt ODD FELLOWS PICNIC.
He Committee Of Announcements on the Psrt Of
6na. a a6d tSs pnS9
ISLAND on MONDAY July 81.
The Commi tee Will use their utmost endeavors
20 make the occasion one Of interest aud pleasure
10 al who NAV favor us " In th-ir co,npsny
DURING 81 aits noon an ID iess will Dc delivered
by a promln Ont ms mber of the Order,
%thers' atling band has been engaged for the
Boats will run from Morgan a Rhinehsrt's wharf,
iSeeock at nst Boat fare Eve se cents sac &a y
Tickets Ri, Cents, admitting gentleman snd
Tick sts, may be procured Of any of the members
of the Lodge OF Eacampnreat. iy 24-6t
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION AND
- PIC NC.
The elegant cOmm1dious and staunch steamer
for the purpose. the SUNDAY School seSk
of the ME rHODIST EPISCOPAL 0xn&uh
Of music, will CIV, their Annual Pc Nj to GLY-
MONT on FRIDAY, the .7-h inst.
The boat viii leave ri ey's wharf foot Of nth
street. a. ~ O'Clock =. m. aud return by ~ D. m
kei eshments will be supplied by a competent
saterer and no pa = will be spared to render this
pate. Dinner can be obtained At the Pavilion.
The bolr OF the church. it's increased strength,
WI gu ~ pleasure oil tho ansr 10y rehearsal
The School, preceded by the hand, will leave the
modatiou of such families as NAV desire TO ride,
omnihuSes yIii leave the corner Of New York sv-
!th st al the same hour, and will be the wharf al
the return Of the boat
procured from the officers and achsrs Of the
School, aad at Majors Drug store, 7th and SITS :;
J. Geo; Adams, eth and J, SITS. and r, J. .Magru,
der s, 39c ID s.; or of either Of the following
Co'HDii,t Of ArrangemertS
VT smthson, B Tucker, Warren ChOate,
II. F. Thurman, iylsIaS
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WM DIXON, Guardian
JOHN i. LYNcA, Sgsrdlsn:

At the same hour ana place. and the same
terms mentioned IN the above ADVERTISEMENT
shall offer for sale a the dover lnterest and aim
ner, deceased, Of ~, and o. the above desnF sbet
property. CARRINGTON n LLOYD.
Attorneys for MARY Ann Garner.
iv 10 Staw6ds A GkEEN. Auct
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Dealer in
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISH. BRUSHES
&c. &c
PAINTING, in al its branches, executed at short
NOTICE and AZ moderate prices.
iAbD PAINTS for SAFE, with buckets and
brushes TO loan FIRE of charge
Jy26 = U 'rTY = ID q w NJ
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PROPOSALS FOR SEALING WAY.

tOA OoAhD Il OR S6ALlNU WAN
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July "a. 1860.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this De
pertment until the Sd day of September next at II
o'oloos noon, for furnishing ealing Wax, for the
the date that the contract therefor shall be executed
% the Sis day of December, 1854. The Wax to be
aelYered Tree OF expense, at the blank agencies of
ne m Post ofhce Depa,tnent at Washington, ID, c.,
NsT YORK city and Cincinnati, Ohio.
The estimated quantity of Wax required at each
agency yearly Is specified below.
DIsrRICI No. l-WnShiAgt0H, d. c.
lo pounds OF Scarlet Sealing Wax, OF good quail
lty, for ordinary use.
600 pounds Of Scarlet Sealing wax, same az for
district Mol
DISTRICT No SIT CINCINNATI. Ohio
district No 4.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and be
examination for the purpose of ascertaining wrIoh
geous TO the Department. ;
IL the Districts should be reconstructed, or in
cred At such place or places as the Poe tmaster Ge-
eTsl shnii designate, At pro rata prices
Samples Of the Sealing Wax required to be fur
ms n,snsa ssaoe seen at or procured from, either Of
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposals, ev
idenoe OF his ABILITY To comply with his bid.
Two sunc!ent securities will be required to .
contract. Failures 70 furnish the Sealing ak con
tIaoted for promptly, or furnishing an srtiole nfe-
nor to that ntracted for, will be con,idered
cient cause for the forfeiture Of the contract
hIas n1t nsde Ia accordance with these proposals.
Proposals must be n arked, on the outside of the
ssnvelope. Proposals Tor Sealing War;" and the
sist'nt POSTMASTER GeieIal, Warrington, ID. c.
" <o-ihw4w,Th Postmaster General,
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PERSONAL.

PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD-At .
l. regular meeting Of the Corps, the following
names were ordered 70 be stru'k from the roll: .
w VA. Hazel, and John McGarvey,
IT b. CHAMBERS, Jr., Rec. Sec.
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
w GIsT AND DocIRKss, JHSt from ENrops-This
mighty gft. and intelligent lady caR be oons ted
on the Past, Present and Future Events Gail at
no. ZOO Twenty second street, between n and l.
washington je 10 Sm~
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kss.Y GRAND CAVALRY TOURNA- %
80 MENr AND PIC NC. ~
a The PRESIDENTS OUNTEDtxA
GUARD would respectfully notify their
friends and the public that they will give q Grand
Casalry Tournament and Pic Nc OLD AR
LINGTON. on MONDAY, August 9Th.
! III particulars IN a future advertisement
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rTO TIE VOTERS OF THE FIRST WARD
EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

THE LADIES, BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Il will give their first GRANDPIC g.
Nj; q, AnNALosTAN Is AMP on
eft of the poor. The aides have spared no pains
to make this the most pleasant party Of the season.
The boats will leave the Stone Wharf anu the
foot of High ST every hour.
Tickets can be obtained IT r Ellis's, or at any
OF the Bookstores. and of the following AIDES:
Miss Rebecce Scott, Mrs. Drury,
Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Hutton.
Miss Matilda MaSi. Mrs. Frances Joyce,
Mrs Brien, Mrs. McQuIllaR,
Miss NJ. Parker, Mrs. Cones,
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. SIidell,
Miss Rosa French, Mrs. Riggs,
Miss Marion HOban, Mrs. FAINT,
Mrs. Berret, Mrs. Hoover,
Mrs. Curran, Mrs. I.enthal,
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Redeem.
Mrs CaIlan, Miss smith,
MISS Horsey, Miss Carroll,
Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Handy.
Mrs. Edw. DOyle. jy IS
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Il FREE CONCERTS.
LRNST LOEFFLER, Nsic York areHEe, be-
ttcetH LIST and I'd streets, would respectfully -
SELECT MUSIC will be given everU MON H1
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his PAVILION, commencing at O'Clock
and ending at 10 p. m. Previous to the Concert,
the saloon ls open to those desiring to while
away few hours IN the May dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER &c Els. and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at CITY
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
poses. are requested 70 give day or two NOTICE.
je l8 SIN
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1F. CENTRAL BELL AND EVERETT
W. CLUB -Thc regular weekly meeting of the
Bel anu Everett Club will be held THIS'EVE-'
MING, At Thor5,s Hall, lsecond floor at O'Clock,
2 on Every Thursday Evening hereafter uEtl
fnrther notice.. Several prominent speakers are
sxpectod 70 address the meeting, and ali persons
friendly 10 the cause are Invited to attend : - /
IT, CHAS 1. Garfield, Sec.
~I o. o. F.-MECHASiCs' LODGE No
w Is, tGeorgetowr;l The members of No
ohanlcs Lodge are reqested TO a tend an adjourned
meeting on FRIDAY EVENING, nth Instant NJ
w. q. W. JOHN THAw. assisted by p. q. M Sru-
AFT. will exemphiy the secret work OF the order
All members lin good standingl of sister Lodges
are invited to attend. II. 6: DIVINE,
~ q q X $ Pro tenn
rTHE Us CONsTITUTIQNG QIARAN.
IL TIES FREE SPEECH IN TIE CAPT
TOL OF THE NATION IN NOT THE RIGHT TO
ERECT A LIBERTY PUI.E.-The Republican,
Association will hold it's regular weekly meeting
~ th. Migwam, soIneI Of Indiana avenue and Sec
p N: Addresses may be expected. All per, ons
wishing to identify the mselves with the
party are invited to be present and enroll their
names. ~ jy 25-2t
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-At No. 453 Ninth street, door
- south oil r, VIII be found vacant hne front
room o. the ID floor. supplied with water, Eas 90
bath room convenient. fae house Is desirably To-
Gated, as well as elevated and airy. Terms modsr-
h-e iV g St.
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AMUSEMENT

A T ODD FELLOWS HALL!
"A THURSDAY EVENING, July q.
Another change of views. I'd time in TINS coun
try OF the Japanese FIrew Orks, and Chinese Iilu-
mination, direct from Jeddo, from a design Of the
Japanese, showing the following elegant scenes
Paseda of Sllenus, foster father of Bacchus; Tenn
pie of Cupid; Bower IN the Garden of Gree; Fem
pie of Venus; TrlUmphal Arch at Paris, erected by
Napoleon |; the Baths of Venus, the Goddess of
Love and Beauty; Presentation to AmeTica-em-
observation-disclosures, Prosperity and Fraternity of
America and Japan. First time of Waterioo
Bridge and part of the city of London. Napoleon
crossing the Alps, Storm at sea, &c Thirty bsau-
tful presents distributed to the audience Tickets
of admission, TO all parts of the hal, only25 cts.
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THREE BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT OR COT.
AGE PIANOS Tor rent by the week O;
month"; .. JOHN F. ELLIS,
2oS Pa svenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS,
Chlckerlng Sons Pianos at all prices jy Is
FOR SALE "A LADY'S RIDING PONY Is
Il offered for sale upon very low terms -
IN consequence of her having left the city, IN
ana having no further use for II. Apply atNZ2
J. w. HUMPHREYS Stables, rear of Nationa.
no 81. jy 6 cow
BALTIMORE
- BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily receiving fresh and sweet in Goshen pack
ager Also, Ohio Butter, at lOlS and I215 cents
ELI.ICOTF & HEWES,
" ~ 80 Exchange Place Baltimore.
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucnonsers.


ISLAND AND NORTHERN LIBERTIES
DAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst AZ S O'Clock ws
will sell, the premises lots No. s. 8, Z, and la
in square t68. situated m the most improving pa
fthe Island, on south o add n, bstwsen 6th apd
NOON, the 9TH mat AZ O'Clock, on the prem
lses. the Northern Liberty Lots. 30. :, and s, Of
Davldson's sUtdirIsnn Of square S61. situated on
north y, between 9Th an1 nth streets west
Te.msf One-fourth cash; bai lance IN 6, u. and "a
months, with interest, secured D. deed Of trust
jy1s WALL a BARNARD, Auct
By ]. C. Mcguire a CO. Auotloneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF Avon
O'Clock. on the grOu de south OF tie PresidenCs
House, We shall sci . stacks exceliert Hay.
b. order Of the Commissioner Of Publir Ruid-
jysd &c. McGUIRs cn.. Auotss
By WALL a BARNARD, Auctioneer,.
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CONFEC-
- TIoNERY AND lex CRKAM SALOON AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, the z7th instant, ct 10
Cream Saloon Of c. NJ. Kuglsr. SIS Pa. avenue.
between % and 81 Sta, ms Stock ans FiKtures,
A senersl assortment Of French and American
Candies, Preserved and Branded FTults, Bon
BOns. &c,
Glass Jars, Con nter, Show Cases,
Fruit Stands, Scales,
Ice Cream Freezes, Plates, Mods, and Spoons
saloon Tables, Curta. n, OilclOth, &o.
Horse, and Top and Spring WAGON.
Terms: SSi, cash over that amount q edit Of
y and 81 days, Tor approved endorsed nOtes, beat
ing interest.
jy2i WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES
THTS AFTERNOON 8 TOMORROW
n, a. GRFRN, Auctiopefr

HFor other A~eii,n SAFES, SCI srst page.
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IMPORTED
Il MINERAL WATERS.
JOSEPH w. MARIN, DIR UTGIST, corner of
"a Avenue and Ninth street, keeps constantly on
hard fresh CONGRESS, Blue LICK and CA "
ADA WEST AHTESIAN WELL WATER
Also, supply of Gaia VIA WINE and BRAN
Df from the celebrated Zimmerman cellars noto-
IlousIy unsurpassed in Cincinnati or elsewhere
among the manufacturers of the pure article from
Ane-Ican grape. jy 26 1t
- w h ID AND SPLIT WOOD
SHERIFF x DAWSON
VIII furnish WOOD, Sawed and Split and deliv-
e.eo promptly IN any part of the city, the follow
ing reasonable terms:
OAK WOOD
cord sawed IN four pieces, and sPit.....--.s60
/ % a -'''----- %
q f.62
PINE WOOD.
ccEd' sawed IN four PIECES, and split. $500
= 4, I, q " ---..... 251
Best quality Of COAL also on hand, which win
pc III at low rates, from the Yard, corner 41s ST.
anu tahel west slde iy 2s-4t
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WANTS.

WANTED-By young girl a PLACEas nurse
w or chambermald. Please address A note to
Box No 20, Star Office, and the ad cruiser will
coil.
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STRAYED FROM HIS SCHOOL, on the 24th
- instant, q little BOY.8year of age, with fair
snd bud jacket; light .traw hat. Any one knowing
OF ms whereabouts viii greatly favor his cstress-d
corner s OF First and south b SITS, Capitol Hill.
B0 o., # soc A. WOLFE. %
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WANTED-Att the Drug store No 500 Pa av
w near Sd street, YOUTH, Is or Is wears Of
need apply. iy 36 a.
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SamSul 8'amerif. YadetinDrr Ne,lsn- WeleubaIt.
UdmpTict);Hakrt
Slpllhfn

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Sambur9 une View sJprf, eia Soutbamotcn
9sm;t:thl Der auf oaS 5pllpeIt aebautn uno Gl,
9anttit ei3sr'bHnn srrBen siitraen ppitcamriltiTt
Sorui IA, 1000 IoHS Capt Irauimann.
pam mUPia. 5000 lUns, Capt. Snwtnlsn
Saronia, $500 5onS, CAPT. G6ers.
oSl9t we5sn ihrer Itn,ltn unO sIut5en yabrlen rbm
'''PH Sstannte DImrtIbiTt wcrOsn rese!n,aBis AM
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'3n New gOrf 6Gmburs ria 5OubauptUn erptoir; ys
a;Hmth Yaiia9icrc sem NCm gprf nat
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Srns Gajdtt 500.
5rttIt Gaiutt 55
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90. 232 sjrpap- Strabe,
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kimbIrscr unp Shnsarrlle. bpildnee pernse, Cigar,
Il. |. rs. !au cen DiLIsItn greiitE III babtn tei
81. u. IiperS 232 g'Iaoolr.
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bttunesn uub NubittIm iein HNacr son cy6it- uu
s5nier SSadreh empteblen rnntn, mOotIa
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pdte !oeTesn SjorihuTI dHssfcrItst.
Otfcbe bititI, lelncn S,Grs Ne.S 5Ioihr III 6eiuss
a7 eth 28adrtntaacr III btiItttiasn Geo. 9cfip As.
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Sceunutnach,titecn.

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TsarI- Gtrite ron afIcn Nummcrn,
Birnen. turIide :3w,tiheu.
arrer Sinien. acipaItsne Grtisn,
friibc bcudnriifbe 6trinls
Sa,oinec unp Salunrtturn,
ehts 9rttingsr Serp lat S0urit &c.
SsloacerS tsntc ib bic gtufmtrtiamfe't zee
Tutlfume auf ess irrttt erbaltene = amer
{ aut. sas Seits fir rsien 94tnter
Hi6mpnr. 81. 6ttruar 1860.
Sebu Nerti1.
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Sscue SSirtbid,aft
{ 4 aer tisr Q al II.

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u ts,leidnftr in eimtm pauit am I'll en- @iarf
oem 6uthmdrtt ssseuiitsr. cine 2pirip.bait nrbi
Va9Tbler'Salcn errihtst bat muleltif or Nh
Ireutn mtrr, letne breunre unn rdS Nutlfum I'M
NuAemeInsn NIT zen telttn GIer1nftu bepicueu
il !Dnnen. 6Iorence SHiff,r
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S"os e pnth auSEdbmsweir Stls rcrtGalcn III f6uasn
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Str lhtcrieidnrIr III jeet Stonbt, jcetn auiraa
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ssne pr0hipl brlorat. 6rdEeie Gduee
SyoarHr., Gce etr 3ttu Sncfe
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6. S5abrgessig.
Tic Germsn ADV ERTiSEs

TIE German ADV ERTiSEE
9. HAsgEE, Editor and Proprietor,
Is publ shed every day, Sunday exc. pied, at
$500 per A,num, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
,,vr1cE: 7th Str, between CLAY * LEIGH
Deeinsuuseu.
Ter ga;cistr" trient ieAsn Rcracs seuutoss auSs,-
rsus,,n ,ua r5t.uit.n Sut.e iprnsrre,S Q GtS
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-26
May Elfttion--lSo0.
ELECTION: THURSDAY, May "a.

ATTORNEY cEYERAI.-STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or We are authorized to announce c. z.
rzeEinr,ey, ESQ. of Lincoln county. a
candhlaie for Attorney General OF the e!sntn
Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties OF
Coffee Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, warren,
and Van Buren,. ~
n-sr We are authorized to announce Ne
m smith. Esq. of Franklin county, a can
di5ate for Attorney General of the eighth Ju-
d;eial Circuit. composed of tire counties Oh
Coffee. Grundy. Lincoln, Franklin, warren
and Van Buren,.
srJsWe are authorized to announce Ics-
co sr,e,;re. ESQ.,. Of Franklin county, q
candidate sor Attorney General oil the elgh'as
Judicial Circuit, composed OF the counties OF
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin "arren'
and Van Burer. ,,.
~ We are authorized TO announce ME-.
ryiiyer Turs,ey, a candidate Tor Attorney
General of the eighth Judicial Circuit. COM
nosed Of the counties of Coffee, Grundy, Lin
coin. Franklin, Warren, and Van Buren,.
ergs We are authorized IA announce ID.
wolaacEz. Esq, OF McsIinnvillc. a can
didate for Attorney General of the 9Th Ju-.
dic;al Circuit, composed Of the counties .of
Warren, Coffee, Van Buren,, Gruray. Frank
lin and Lincoln.
AZ - We are authorized to announce
raues in. Hughes as a candidate for
Attorney General in the 9Th Judicial Circuit
in Tennessee composed. of the. counties of
Lincoln, franklin, Coffee, Warren. Grundy,
and Van Buren,. Election 4th THURSDAY IN
Nay, 1860.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-26
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Horse Mule, dark bay. marked with gear
sore back, scar across the nose, and a hole
in left nostril. about AZ hands high. about
or g years old: by Daniel B. Dow ming, 2lst
dis, Jan. l3 Vaiued at 800.
Cor, red. dark abont the head, half-crop
and nnder-bit in right ear and over-bit in the
left, has been bored for hollow horn, about 5
or 6 wears old; by VIM. Orrick, 9th dis,
Jan. 8. Valued at 81.
Mare. iron gray color. three small white
marks across the root of the tail, small Hump
On the pastern of right foreleg 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,
md feet, no marss or brands perceivahle, about
ID hands high, about I6 mon tbs old; By Jacob
". Rowell, 18th dis, Nov Is. Valued at SEQ.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-26
Marriagess.
MARRIED..


In this county, Tuesday, 18th inst, Mr..
MARTIN VAN CLARK and Miss MARY A. C.
GULLY
In this county. Tuesday. 18th inst, Mr..
JAMES A. CLARK and Miss MARY e. GUNTER.
In this county, Tuesday. 18th inst. Mr.
ALEXANDER RIDDLE and Miss JANE DEAN.
In this county, Wednesday, 1871 inst. Mr.
All. GILL aad Miss MARTHA TAYLOR.
In this county. "Wednesday. 18th inst. Mr..
NM. A.SULIINGER and Miss NANCY WARD.
In this county, Wednesday. 18Th inst. Mr..
JAS S. CONNER aud Miss ~ E. DANIEL.
In this comfy, Friday. 2oih inst, Mr.,
JONI ". HAMPToN and Hiss NANCY JANE
FARRAR.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-26
Farm for Sale.

hESIRING to move to sssCN,
~ new country viii offer Ei4sxsss1
for sale to the highest bidderon = 49,
tho premises, on Ssstgzre.m = sac rs Ia day
OF February, 1850, tie farm on which |
now live, known as the "Marshall Place. =
living about'5 miles cast of Fayetteville, half
a mile north OF the Mulberry Turnpike. con-
tanning OF aeres-abou. 80 acres of which
are cleared, and thc-rest well supplied with
timber of good quality. On it are a comfort
able dwelling, and necessary out-houses.--
Also, as good spring as can be found in the
country, that sffords enough water the year
round for family aud stock purposes. The
fences are in good repair. Thesoil produces
we'll
TERMS SALE.--Three annual payments
the first to be made the first of September,
1860. and the other two in one and two years
from that date. Note with good security will
be required of the purchaser, and lien re-
famed on the Land until the purchase nlonsy
IS paid. BENJAMIN MARSHALL;
Jan. 12, lS60--td.