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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05
SFCRFT or BRAnTY

A1RDs BL005I OF YOUTH O LIoUID PEARL,
II io!s be9atl iyinB and preserving the complexion
aud hktu. tis BE and WnneFll tOiist RFfI-
Gle TaS dtoyGred by celebrated chemist IN France,
some yeaFa since and Il 4 to him that All the Courts
Of Europe, at the present age. owe al their beauty
and loVGtneSl IhiH preparation. with all its sini.
Plty aud parity there & article that will CON.
pare with Il ~ . beAutifyef and pre5eFTer Of the
complexion Ond skin. NF. laird procured the re.
eeipt q him BoDa two year, sineet be has dnFinr
that time, giVen it perfect trial RnOngEt his own
peTelnal tFiends and the aFistocfAtie circles ofAW
York City, WHO have used Il with unqualified admi-
Hltton, - much 20 that they would consider the
toilet tRPeriest without thiS valuable aud purely
REID KRAFT,
tAnS2 Centre WhSelfng
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05
a RARE CHANCE.
LANDRETHlS garden SEEDS,

JUST RECEIVED, LANDRETH's NEW CROP
- Garden Seeda. which we will sell at the growers
lowest rates, and warrant them fresll aud genuine
notW hstanding all statements TO the contrary.
Gardeners preierTing 70 have their bills direct
from LandrPth's can be accommodated by leaving
their orders with Our friends may rely on us as
heretofore for n fresh and genuine article
jAh30 SMITH GORRELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05

DR.. M'oLINTbcK's COLD q COUGH
MIXTURE performs in every instance, what was
promised when 1t vtas introduced. It cures, with
the same uniform CERTAINTY that morning dlSpslI
night, all tho varietis of ssvNre cold or huruss-
ingcough and Immediately rciieve' Influenza hOarse-
ness, and tickling of The palate throat Price, 25
cents.
Sold by LAU0HLRs BUsHFIELD, s. FUN
DENBERG, DridsePOtt, and Druggists generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05
Tnr following paragraph appeared in our
daily Of Yesterday;

Tug following paragraph appeared in our
daily of yesterday:
"Who are the people who go for disunion
in this town? Are they the bone and
sinew men, the people on whom the towE
depelds2 No. Look at every lonfer, at
every miserable sponger, Jail bird, SUPER
numerary. blood sucker and hanger ion.
They are all for secession if they don't
''get their rights"
An esteemed friend for whose feelings
we have the highest respect, called our
attention to this paragraph as very obuox-
ious to him. We assured him privately
as we do all others publicly, who may,
like him, give our intention miseonstruc-
ton, that we would not be misunderstood
for moment, whatever the words may
seem to imply, that those who voted
against Messrs. Clemens and Hubbard were
the kind of people alluded to above. Per-
hnps the following little paragraph which
we published few days ago, from the
Richmond Wig, will illustrate the way
We intended to be understood.
From the Richmond whigl
While we do not mean 20 say that every
secesionist is loafer, we do mean to say
that nearly every loafer we meet is Sc
cessionist, and bent upon resisting all in
VasiOns of his rights under the Constitu-
ton. He swells up to mn amazing extent
whenever Black Republican is mentioned,
and declares that he has nailed his flag to
the masthead, and inscribed thereon Gre
sistanee. Glorious men We have come
down to us from former time, but your
names will never be remembered after the
present generation.
This, us near as We can express it now,
was our meaning, and VIC hope that
our many personal friends who voted
differently from what we would have had
them vote, will accept 1t as full, free ant
frank disclaimer of any intention to hur
their feelings or to do them wrong.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05

DIR. JAS. nIebLINTooK's PECTO-
RAJ sYRUP.-Wheie there is confirmed cough there
Is always great peril To tribe with any disease OF
the respiratory Orga Is to court destruction Con.
sumption, bronchitii pleurisy Iung-fsver, &C., lie
close behind cough and the only safety in such
cases consists in Immediate resort to this great
vegetable remedy. Price $500.
Sold by Laughlln & Bushaeld, s, PuDdenberg,
Bridg0port, aud drngtists generally. Jy2I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05

1eI BARRELS PRIME 1TOLAsSEs
1OLt just received per steamer Courier. At
tanSo LIST, MORRISON { cos
r700 BARRELS NLOLAssEs, per steam
4ONI eT Great Western, to arrive. Mt .l[fT7 1
tanSo LIST, MORRISON co.'s.
HS RHDS. FAIR TO PRIME SUGAR
~ Just resolved per steamer Courier. At go
janS0 LIST. MORRISON Cosa
N HHDs. PRIME SUGAR, per steamer
4 Switzerland, to arrive u
tanS0 LIST. MORRISON CO.'S.
NEW BACON-1GUTEItB CURING
In Hama Sides, Shoulders, for GaIs BY Z Z y
lan9o LIsT, H0RRIsON co. s
ENIOUR..-S0b bls. Oakley AlIIs
II 100 = pIlmOnd Z
JnBt EoeeISnd and foF sale By
tHuSo ft9e4 LIST, MORRISON CO. =.
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CephaIIc Pills & OephaIlc Snufr.

GARRA GEE N BALAI--CARRAGREN
" BALM-+The best IS ct. Cough Medicine Inoy'-S
Z. BOOKING, AE't. Odd Fellows Han. dec2g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
MARRIED..
94fatbs.
oREUARv,


1t tecc mes our painful dury to relate IN,
dea;ho OF DR. w. c, cray, who was born OF
the 24ih Of July, 1881 and departed this iii
the 20h Of Sept. l6B1, aged ABOUT 81 years
lie has gone to the undiscovered country
ffrrm whose bourne no traveller raturns." He
/ las left Ibis vale of tears AMI is no doub
! eljoying the scrone composure of better
world. He was 4 faithful husband. a dutifu
son, kind and indulgent neighbor Nc
more while dwelling in this Tabernacle OF
clay will We hear his dear voice, nor hi,
merry laugh No more will we ever see his
"He Leipg dead vet speaketA" To his fiic-
ted widow, We would say, weep not for him
To his mourning mother and sisters we would
say mourn not for'him as enc without bole.
Weep not for bin!
Weep not FOR Linn! he is an angel now,
A tnnefUl Tyre is in his radiant hand,
Tue Zones Of love are 70 mi his shin ng brow
For he is in that heavenly suntrisLt land;
God IS his Sun, Moon and bright Day -s;ar,
Away beyond the golden West afar.
Weep rot for him?
Away to l,nds, Far, beyond the sky.
He's gone on angel wings bright and fair
Oh. weep not! breathe not heaving sigh,
For he's committing with seraphs there;
lis true be left us in the bloom of youth,
While he was pure as stainless truth.
Bu', weep lot for him!
@. he's happy and shouts in glory there,
lie rrays at midnight, morn and even,
Il seasons come, or days, or earthly air,
Eut no he prays forever in heaven;
lis short span of life has fed and gone,
Cod is his Lisht-his Star and Sun.
Weep net f"r him!
Ye,l moarirg ones. in that realm where
the brigbt-hned rail bow never f,des-whers
tue afflicted souls cease their tems-there,
Oh. there, we viii all shout "lIosannahh'
Grieye no tliore
Weep rot for him! bils his willing feet
Trip Zig Ltls DER the golden street
But weep for Us, who still toll on
Far, fan from heaven where he's gone"
Midst the green pastures and still waters"
Of that glorious climewe hope to enjoy ecstat-
ic bliss Farewell our once weary prllgrim-
bat now new born saint! Farewell We are
waiting till the duSky shadows of enrth are
gonel We are waiting till Onnipoteuce calls !
our souls away to Paradise. We are waiting
until the Lark portals of the grave are opened I
and then we will gaze in heavenly beauty !
at the joys OF par disc.
Jon; A. WoMAcK.
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Oar Circulation

/ Our warmest thanks are due
those many noble friends who are
SO earnestly laboring to extend
the sphere Of the O5ecrvey's use
fitness. It's circulation in Lincoln
county now is larger Man Aat Ct
al other, newspapers conadincd.-
We will continue to strive to meet
the liberal support SO generously
accorded US, and trust our friends
viii pessevere in their efforts to
add new names to cur Subscription
List.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
a CARD.

The officers and members of The
Fayetteville Guards, actuated by
feelings of profound gratitude to
the patriotic donors Of clothing,
blankets, and other numerous and
very acceptable articles, forwarded
under charge of H. Wright, Esq,
of Fayetteville, beg leave hereby
publicly to acknowledge their deep
sense Of gratitude and hpprecia
ton to all employed in contribu-
ting to the generous gifts giving.
the assurance that such kindness
will never be forgotten, but will
ever remain a cherished remem-
brance. Nerved by the thought of
such liberality and devotion to cur
great and common cause Of defend
ing our homes and liberties against
the encroaches of tyranny, it Will
become pleasure to us to Bacrl-
flee our lives, if necessary, on the
altarof our glorious country, know
ing well that the praises of all just
and true men will be ours. Espe-
cially are our hearts warmed by
the devout and disinterested devo-
ton displayed by the ladies whose
untiring efforts to relieve our wants
it is beyond our power to praise suf-
ficiently-may Heaven reward
them, is our earnest prayer. In
conclusion, it is but just to re-
mark, that we are under many OBJ
legations to H. Wright, Esq, for
the faithful manner in which he
discharged his trust, and hereby
publicly acknowledge our indebt-
edness to him, and our apprecia-
ton of his noble labors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
Nashville. Tenn

RANK NOTE LIST .MissonriEanks. l0c lis
Bank Of Tennessee parlIlinoiS Banks. eds
Union Bank. .. do. NCaro,inA Banks. 3ctli'
Planters Bank. . do Virginia Banks. .lcslis
Merchants Bank. .do,Ohio Banks. sc dis
Bank Of the Union do, Bi of Sheihyvile par
Traders Bank -. dc 0coee Bank 49,. ar
Bank of Commerce 90 Bbs Of cambridge. =. do
City Bank do Bk Of Claiborne -
Farmers Bank. do Bank Of fazewell -
Bank Of Paris =. par Bank of Frcnton 80
Bank Of ChattanoogadorB Bark of Jefferson. - =
Bank of America eds Bank OF Knoxville par
Citizens Bank, no sale Lawrehceburs Blk -
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk Sc dis
, Bucks Bank -. Il disl SPECIE
River Bank par AmericanGolll 3a16p
Commercial Blk 2cGis .Slve; ........f.do
Exchange Bank CSC dis ExcHANGE.
Northern Bank -. pariN II selling l23c prem.
Southern Bank &c dis Philadelphia 90 dc
Bank of Nashville pa-, Baltimore do. do
Gcorgia(o old banks, .parCincinnati DO. do
do new do New Orleans do. do
S.Carolina Bauks1rais LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks. par 40's ......... 10 sale
Alabam, Banks. par 80's and zoos. do
Kentucky BapkeeaSp 12O's... do
The -four market continues stiff and hold
ets are enabled TO realize full prices, say
S7@7 50for Superfne. and 5o@S 90 for Ex-
,ra and Familv Sacks of 90 lbs range from
/ s3 so to 81 IS.
Wheat has improved 5@1oc during the
week, and we now quote White at 81 $50
l25. Red Si,0J@1,lO, and Mediterranean
95tdSl per Gushel.
New Corn is held at 40t0 45c and old at
COG 7cc. per bushel Rye 70@s0c, Barley
| at Sl@l 25, and Oats 80 G540c.
The light supply of Bacon and the heavy
! demand render the market very firm. We
| quote Shoulders at 23@24c; Hams esq CSC.
aud Clear Sides 27G28e perzlb. Al retail,
{ the prices are 2dac above these figures.
Lard is nominal at 22@25c per Ii. from the
! fact that there's little or none to be had.
| We have heard of engagements Of Pork
on the basis of los Per ID net. In the retail
ma rket it is selling at l2lac-
Good fat beef cattle find ready sale at SIC
&c per h. gross, which is an advance of lie.
heep are in demand at $2@S per head.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
Exh BID IL

The entertainment given by
some of the ladies and gentlemen
Of Fayetteville at the Female
Academy last Thursday night, for
the benefit Of the volunteers, was
entirely successful. l,he building
was crowded with an intelligent
audience, who were highly pleased
and entertained by tie interest
ing exercises.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
The Pressure or Newspapers :

The Nashville Union & Ameri
can, and Nashville Banner, have
each again found it necessary tc
reduce their size. So has the Paris
is Sentinel, and the McNlinnville
New Era is down toa half sheet.
The Montgomery (Ala) Post.
Iuscdmbia { Ala Democrat, and
and Grenada Miss. Motive have
lately died. The scarcity of pa
per and failure of subscribers to
pay up, are the causes. We could
sell the stock of paper that we
have Oh hand, for cash, and clear
more money by the transaction
than we can to print it. But we
intend to keep the Observer afoat,
and, by ecoEomising in the err
sure from our List Of the names CT
these WHO do not show any inten-I
ton of paying, we will be able to-
Keep up our tuH size regularly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
Hosp.taISterssfor Turner 'sReginent
CAMP FISHER, NEAR DUaFRIEs, VA, /
Get. 18th, 1861. {
M. N. O. W2laee::

Oo' ACoA'
Mr. NJ O. WaUaee::
SlR-Please permit US to return
through your columns, our un
feigned thanks to the ladies Of the
Soldiers Aid Society of Lincoln
county, for valuable Hospital Sup
plies, received by the kindness Of
Mr.. Harry Wright, such es blan-
kets, pillows, quilts, handages, lint,
candles, knives and forks, linens,
towels, handkerchicfs, tapioca,
starch, cough syrup, wines, cor
diais, jellies, &c. &c, such things
as alone would be thoughtof by a
mother, wife, or sister. Also |
would state that the ladies of
Lynchburg and vicinity sent us q
large lot Of limits and bandages, fer
which we are more than thankful.
Truly the ladies Of Lincoln coun-
ty are alive to the interest and wel-
fare of the lstTennessee Regiment;
not even Withholding the delica-
cies from us:
And it is consoling to us to
know, that, while we are undergo
ing the fatigucs and hardships of
camp life, in order that we may de-
fend our homes; our wives, our
mothers, and sisters, they are at
home preparing to bind up our
Wounds, and administer to our
wants, necessities, and comforts. |
Truly the historian will have a .
glowing page to devote to tie ee'y
'acny heroic deeds Of ,conaa7s IN this
truggle for independence. Many
# them are willing to rob their
'eds until covering is scant, in Or
Ter to make the poor sick soldier
$ comfortable as possible.
: We do hope yet, ladies, that we
nay have an opportunity to strike
blow in your defence; and should
We ever meet the foe in deadly 5
onfict uron the field, nerved by
he remembrance that our cause is
our cause, we will strike a blow
7hich viii tell upon the ranks of
be enemy; and if we fall we will
ave the comfort in knowing that
was in the defence of the most
lorious cause that was ever es-
oused by mau-in the defence of /
oman, truth, right, justice, iber-
:, and religion. F
am truly yours, &C., !
S. e. Fl. DANCE,
G. 7xD n T.
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The stock Of eoffso IS Iieht but Sugar and !

The stock of cofteo IS Fight, but Sugar and
Nolasses are in abrnd ace. We quote
BIO Coffee at 45@50c per ID. Sugar has re-
lceded materially. We quote New Orleans
Sugar at 9@l0s per ID in bbls. and L q lie
less per ID in hhds. Havana White 14la15;
Loaf, Crashed and Powdered 22]s @25c. Mo-
asses 371z a 40c per gallon.
The stock of Star CaRd is very much re-
duced, ana holders are demands 45@5oc
per III. Hard pressed Tallow are held at
csc soc.
Salt has further advanced during the week.
and we now qRote Coarse Sack at 81 40 and
Fine 50. and Barrel 81 per bushel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
LINCOLN COUNTY


TIA Eogs-3. Sows and. z Shot s. the Sows
ali white and black spofed, ore of them
, darker than the others, five of tie SEotes are
black and white spotted ard the other two
are black; the Sows and FIVE OF the Shotes arc
marked with spin in each ear, the ohers are
unmarked; all by Jacob Vance, 8,h dis, Oct
10. Valued at ga %
FIJI ., of dark bay color, black legs, star
in the are. many small white srccks on her
back and rnmi, about II hands high, al out
years old last Sprf by B. 81. G. Alsap,
August H. VALUED at $50
WILLIAMSON COUNTY,.
To Hase Mp'es one blVcL the othor brown
the black about Ia hands high, and scar
on his right hind foOt-the brown about l4B
hauds high, brand 4 with letter L on risht
shoulder. each 4 yrs old; 1y Ellis Jones, 4lh
dis, Aug. 10. Valued al So each.
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apprentice TAINTED

a smart, intelligent, and indus
trious boy, from II TO Is years
Of age, can, by early application,
secure situation in this Office to
learn the printing business. Good
conduct will insure him a good
trade and a good home.
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Obituaries


We shall hereafter, be governed
by the rule Observed by all other
printing Offices with reference to
obituaries, except that tive will he
more liberal than is common. All
obituary notices handed to US af-
ter this date, will be inserted free
of charge, # they do not eaceed
tteetve lanes IN length; and all over
that will be charged as advertise
ulents-to lie paid when the arti-
Gle is left with Us, CT reliable
person must become responsible fer
the payment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Get. %, 81
Mr.. JAS. SToGNER,
Chm Com. Of arrangements,
SIR-Yeur note of the 23dinst.,
enclosing "Fifty Dollars, the net
proceeds of the Concert given on
the 18th inst, by the Fayetteville
Musical Association is received.
In returning you the thanks Of
the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society
of Lincoln county for this assist
ance, permit me, in behalf of the
Society, to congratulate the Music
al Association in the success of
their Concert.
We are proud to see the Music
al Association becoming q hand
maid in the great cause of render
ing aid 10 the soldiers whoare strug-
Cling for our Southern indepen-
dence. Can. we for moment
doubt the success of our cause,
when we behold such an uprising
Of our whole people?
Please inform the Association
that the funds will be applied as
directed in your note.
Yours, &C., MARTHA p. Ross,
President, dc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PEsgEADELPErIA.

A B<nerolent L1stitation established By spscial
IfradotVmeplt, for tie Relief Of tie Sex end
distressed, afflicted nth Kirulent and Esi-.
d mic Disease, afdespecially for che cure of
DISEASES of he SeTua1 Organs.
M EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
I'VE Acting Surgeon. to all who apply by
'et.er, with description Of their condition,
(age, occupation, habits Of life, Sc.) ard in
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free Of charge,
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperinntorr,-
rbta. and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, ard on the NEW REM EDIES EN-
ployel in the Dispenssry, sent tothe afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage viii be ac-
ceptable. =, s1-te !. 49,.
Address Dr. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directory.
EZRA d. HAR"WELL. President
GEO .FAIRCHILD, Secretary,
Nov. .15--l2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07

Messrs. Clark, Gregory Go. Nashville
Gents: This is to certify that / have colt
which. .wher foaled. was nearly bind. ]
might say, to all appearance entirely of one
eve. By the use of one bottle OF your AM
brosial Oil, ard the directions and attention o.
Mr. Kenney, who applied the Oil, the colt la.
been perfectly restored.
DANIEL II. LEGG.
Legg's Mill, Limestone county. Ala.
Fer sale by w c. DIEMER, Fayetteville. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
o P. Grifis, A5mr
Of George w. Gnfiis, Gee.

Arthur s. Randolph d others.
an motion OF com la nant BY his counsel,
~ and it appearir to the satisfaction of the
Court, that defendant Arthur Cunningham,
is a NONRESIDENT of the State Of TeureSs"e
1t is, therefore ordered that publica ion be
maie in the FAYETTEVILLE OBsERfER, a
newspaper published in the town Of Ftyette-
VILE, Tenn, Cor four weeks in succession,
commanding the sail Arthur Cunningham to
be Al d appear at or before the Cgunty Cnnrt
at tbs crm thereof to lie held at the court
hnnse in the town Of Fayetteville. on tee
GrSt EaGssS.ay in December, EsGs
and plead, answer, or demur 10 cOmrlainanrs
petition, otherwise the same will I've taken for
confessed ard set for hearing ex parte as t. him.
Witness, DANIEL j. WHITTINGToN, Clerk
of cur said Court, at Office, the first Monday IN
November. 1861.
(n0 DANIEL J. WHITTINGToN, elk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07

PG9irY-
We'have q couple Of pieces of
poetry from our friends on the
Potomac, which we will endeavor
to give place in our next
'sTom," also, shall have a hearing.
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THE SOLDIERS CONCERT FUNDS.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. %, 1861

AiCI LEV LILLE, OSs. 90, IOOA.
,krs. IL. E. Ross, p. s. A. S:
MADAM-You will please find
enclosed herewith Fifty Dollars,
the net proceeds Ct the Concert
given on the l1th inst, by the F.
M. Association, and by their in
;struction | place the same at the
Of your Society, for the
relief and benefit of the volunteers
now and soon TO be in the service
Of the Confederate States from this
county.
With high regard,
| have the honor TO be,
Your ebd't Serv't,
JAS. SToGNER,
Chn. Com. Of arrangements,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
Departure Of i0EuateerS-

Capt. Sees'oea's company left
this place last Monday morning
for the Kentucky border. And
Capt. Fty's company left Peters
burg on Monday Of last week for
the same destination. Lincoln
county has at this time fifteen full
COMPARES in tie army Of the
Southern Confederacy-and the
general opinion seems to be that
size has done enough. A suf:-
cient force has to be left at home
to make a support for those who
have gone, and that will require
about all who are left.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
Wait a little

WIFI d LiisiC
Once more We desire to ask the
indulgence of our correspondents;
We haveseveral articles on hand
that we desire t5publish, but can
not do so yet awhile. We have
always employed three workmen
incur Office, but q desire for milf
tary service has recently entered
our establishment, and now we
have os,ly one left. Manuscript
is more difficult to put in type than
printed matter; and, situated as we
) are, our friends, we are sure, will
snot-complain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
Sale of Slave.

I'm pursuance Of an order Of sale, ] o..
z will, on Saturday, the S3d DAY *
OF NOyen.Dey. 1854, offer for sale, ~
10 the highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door in the town of Fayetteville, Ten
nessee. al the right, title. claim, and
interest that Nijuroa Smith has in and to
acerta!n likely n EGR0 MAN ramed Charles,
aged abudt 80 years. Levied on rs the prop
erty of said Mijimon Smith IN satisfy two
executions obained in favor of Anderson
Bonner. before w. A. Rhodes, Esq, Justice
of the Peace of Lincoln connty, Tenn.
Ii. w. silUFFIELD.
Oct. 31-s4 Constable l.. o., 1.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST. Kind of animal is sven.. Cd, color -.
81, description. 4th. age :. 5th, posters
lame -. 9th, time and place OF arrest. -.
It'll, valuation.
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and DeGIers sag.

Henry &c. COstar,--All the summer
bave been troubled with Reaches and Mice
| was actually az hamed Of the house. for
the Reaches were everywhere. l. purchased
a box Of your Exterminator and tiled it. snf
in one week there was not Roach or Mouse
In the house