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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
N0aalAIS
t>ye...s,o Lifc 55iHs
800 Z. E11tto A.Gs
-Aan---

-
Tie iie,s r,.i -~nsix: c@i1hsi.y Which these
rte-etatteut Medicines iasa ncu sired for their
nS.ittbio ,Gae"ey ia al IL. diseases which
tlst profess 70 eHrA, has rendered the nsra.
pi4ettseo ! IF ptidus not eri. unnecessary,
i1t unworthy ~ ihnu. ~ I'll eases u Asth-
san4 Asntr a5si Chronic Rsaeuna,isn, Affections
u TIL Bladder and kidneys. Giiioas Feycrs
an5 iiser complaints, IN tie South and Hest,
Waarc lbe:sd iseasc Is prevail, they vii be found
invaluable. Planters, farmers and others. who
oaco use these Medicines, will never afterwards
be without there. bilious Ilniic, serious Loose
ness, Pies, 1ostiyenesss Gods and coughs,
eloiic corrupt humors, d~Iopsies-
D~SsaEfsiA-Nt person with this distressing
disease, should delay using these Medicines
Immediately. Eiuptions Of the Skin, Erysip-
elias, fiatn'ency.
FEvEn AND AGUE.-For this scourgc Of tho
Western country these Medicines will DO found
4 safe, speedy and certain I, NEEDY. Other
medicines Leave the system subject to . return
of the disease; q cure by these medicines ia
permanent. Try them. Be satisfied, and be cured
IoulNgss OF CoMPLExIoH--General Debility,
Gont, Giudiness, Gravel, Headaches, of o. isrv
kind, Inward Fever, Inflammatory rheumatism,
Impure Blood, Jaunaice, Loss of Appetite.
MEEcuRiAL DISEASES Never fails to orAdi-
cate entirely all the effects of Mercury, inf-
nitely sooner than the most powerful preparA-
ion If sarsapariila. Night Swsats, Nervous
nehility, Nervous Complaints Of all kinds,
Organic Affections.
plLrs.-iiie original proprietor Of these
Medicines was cured of Piles, Of IS years
standing. hy The i,se Of those Life Medicines
a'one. Pains IL ire Head Side, Back. Limbs,
'gints aud Organs. Observation-Disclosures af-
fectel with this terrible disease, will be sntc
Of relief by the Life Medicines. Rush Of
Flood totlc Head, scurvy, Sal, Rheum, Swell
incs. s~crofula, or Kings Evil i'll its worst
FORMS. Ulcers of every description. Worms
Of eli kinds aro effectnally expelled by these
Medicines. Parents will do well 10 admins
ter chem whenever their existence is suspected
Nclief viii be certain. #ta
The LIFE Pits C Phonitu .Biters
Purify The Blood, and thus remove all dis
ease from the system. Prepared and sold by !
DIR. WILLIAM b. MOFFAT,
$50 Broadway, corner Of Anthony Street
New fssk. For sale by oil .Druggists. n30-ly,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
1~.sirsay Eosee.

Taken Ii, by Jacob luke liyisg il Tow ard
Toy nshil,, lama County Iowa, on lie "a day
Of November, a.. -. 1850, 4 light Strawberry
Roam Mare Coit, about fourteen hands high,
with 4 snail star 10 the forehead, some white
on the tight fore foot, black name and tail,
supposed to be two ] cars Old last spring, APP
praised at ffty-ise dollars Proceedings had
BEFORE john Ear, !. =. Toledo, Npy. &c 1860.
DAVID D. APPRECIATE,
va-nI-3ua, Co. Clark, Tam Go. Town
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
Notice

il hereby given that on ne eleventh day
Of Oct 1860. gave . pronissory note 70 one
j. W Patton for ne hundred and iitty hrnonls
payable on OF before the il-l day sof March,
II lhtl md, that tiss said note vii not be
paid. for the same WIS gwen ilnatr islse iil-
pressions and without consideration
Ich. "a nlG3w &. j. RHODES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

4. ~ @@sNsS,S. NNtl
/ u N3 | I'M
,4 se ss Ts 4 aA Y u IN Aas eA
! 7rer nt eal} uaact5o preparation o.
..sSi9& !a 81 sareRaH. sanctioned hF The
lt@.@e@l @e"sa3 ta.s5r5ti htsb i- E8rcfn
Hna t.la tao54 .)tste,, ndrrss,sige j III t4gir
7-a cEpFicree oiatGu0sa ATS ,Iailv rove
thH no preparation of Iron can BE- rotrf,srca
N.tttE tHsHHfs.irs ~ Idle nE3oe. acpH f;na
81 fit@i cner8.,. pale auj otherwise Ely
eaa5FtfNHat lataenta it, necessity in Amos,
every conceivable cisS.
tahsN5eHs III mn maiadiaa ia SEteh has
5eea s~Nei t tas ptnvcl aj,aotr,e5y curative
IN eaer a1 the falhtvjn. lal9.sr. 5ats. va
I'M h.t3l +.3, " soaS po4a iHtot
at1at. }M.pfSta. iotst @rtta4, prr
n. f.4a1ni1,H. iacl att ,3nt '7'
,~rotf'fts Yabrrc 42asis. >tY Rf.
n.sae 'rH71i5a, Ffa r{'orrsis. G4j4r
S3a altsatss ltraats Nae.5aclcs, I3t,s
p. F"or, Sc.
81 s,.es = ",sertt ngmany Shef,cr e
th>#tt w aea.e t3~' s-e. II 3f .te cen 'n".6
etnetrat9u' OH aryuas af} f3tssn.#r e0ar9.
5na@ ehr#ais eetari ials, tet .r5ei ef gs
's6't.9t Hts t sr5 n6
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
HOWARD A~Ss9-TaI-CN,
.ss.i.@..Mtn.Is.,.

"A et.t !tsf.ntaa 4.asrtrt IT,
ns.s: ri III Z IS h SEA 4at' ae
se". .f@.at.d a9it -aIsa. 80 6rf4c
Daos- W. 9feet ~ Ga PISA
as, 1fsst.
slgt ~ aa5Is't gwen -sat's By tie
hr.ae ii.saan. te 81 ~Lo a.Tls ar letter,
!. i.f i ds-c: stjei q s,eif condition sgs, *
e~uftation Aatai- Of IL. Sc4A ans3 lit ea<ss a.
extreme FsEa9y Medicines ferNisael t.ee .!
ei.a.g..
Yafaaaic Rera~'. On fs,sa.arraesa aa.
.tj4.5 E5s@eseS &c liz s"sla4 oesss. AMI -.
9Ae NHaf REMEDIES ei.s Is - |. II. lisfsa-
sary. sent 10 the addicted ii s.s.e.i letter ea-
r~eta1es tree al charge. Jso {. ii.so S.sm.s
foffasta.e viii H. acceptable.
Air g.. fr. J. ssfaas iie's M. 4. -
s,.sesan. |iiospr: Association, ~. . >-tat.
t.astt street, iAii.deiphis i.. ir aet..r Of
Inc Directors. EzRA = las1fEs@ ltaty.
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ii administrators Notice.

.osice is hereby given ttatf the undersigned
] aMes v. Glen, has been appointed Adininis-
TRAITOR Of the Egtat. If John Glenn, deceased.
al persons interested will t1ka notice snt
goscrn theascires accordingly. iii
JAMES ". GLEN.
nle-2v Helena, Anreh I'd, 1861.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

As certain unprincipled persons are At
tempting to palm of On tie nnsnsreciing pub
lie, mutations cf myApREPAfEU GLUE. ]
would caution all persons 70 examine before,
purchasing, and soe that the full name.
tsxr-sPALnING rKEPAREn GLUE =, agsaa
j. on the outside wrapper; ST others are
srindiing aounter.sits.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
Eznx35-a GoAac ,
j. Efo..eslssaxss I.

Corner Of Narhet e4s{ ADAMS Gyef
CilDAn EAriDs, IOWA
Travellers ~ Railroad, sia " coach ~ ri
vate crl,Ns 8nee vii hEd la~coiloas aqeortQ
aatisNs al tAss House, Mt the nas. rcascsanle
cteS uaGnt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
s.eHosaz agents.
May25'h lsGo.

NEW York. New. 9th lhsN.
The i.pIros OF TaE TRANSCRIPT viii please
insert tia patne Of ID. NIER is agent, for III
ssie OF tie Concentrated Cure III loicdo
Iowa and oblise,
X. G%HtGt3,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
Ta.is's s:sTsa;,..tita.
aYes.ss; isst.,csi a.sen.ery IL Exist
EI.n.
s srrc cu.r n.ss garcs.=EEr

srrc CsI.r nssf Preventive.
Gf ssrsfi'. rheumatism, fsYsrs, Asthma,
i'psars-a ,, 1e'erai heai ify, reverend Astlt
LEA iaei.@. hi7f,ness. fi.n.its ~ HlafsIrs
1iopsy, ssilil.rie aid al Nerearial Insehsr4,
.an.ca. Ind @ccetl5n, fia t3enc1, rs.uEe8rt
Complaints. h.tliousnc.s. Fhfeet aoJa}i g.
sa->s arising .rom sa igfn.e stlfe ef tho
6soa3.
lhe afevr G.ac-e". rrfsc Y--:9 .fta .f.-.f
p.""...sc c2sae 81 Al diseases, namely ffa-
ni.,e Stcoi fir@ st4ft3. nari}.a Il i9itenae.' to
purify sna give feae 10 II. so that life ~iHt NE
, pleasure instead 90 reit. Secure s'iicei9-
sA3 fe.d for yourselves Tie meAiciao IS rec
n;lnensiri ta all far Is fair trial. aad rs IN III.
aacstnent il may 10 rvnrer "a stata tiat .iert
\. nothing ia It's composition in tae lens. dot.
tlale.ltai - sir heatts. at tn. ,~atieat. For
sale v'lolssaie aud letsii IS i. II. ~Shan6iia.
ole age iioieJo for the sane.
K. i. LOCKE co,
sseHcg&. AGENTS.
800 Broadway. II. i.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
Medical Agent, ~ broadway.

Persons indebted to us by Note or Book
account whose time for payment has expired,
will l!easc cali and pay Us, sd save further
trouble. +.
IhGUAM s. RAINES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

Nssa .:e@f saE.sce 80 E2Rs ever
tttsE, tas iss< Es~Ias:sslxc ~ e.Sc~
sags k4iSs@.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
YaAvT-!.G xsralIK.

lake Particular PAINS to accommodate IL
TaAvG-.sG xusLIl.
Leaves Mtreagoi'aesa.ys, Thursdays arl
Saturdays on the arrival Of the cars from the
Esst3 passing trough kcszta, Dayton twin
vile. i'rIis, = tinan, Ia,naviile, oIIEDGt
fal1anto@i t.egssni, sarshaitogp 8rrYfna
at s~fttsrtta, the following morning III ttuae foI
"a" s'tea North aud vest.
tearss MARIETTA Honda3s, Wednesdays. and
fridays ut e@cises, i. N, and a~rritiag ~
s.area.o tbs following day, IL line tor tie
cas- -sing tsa-t. ti>o connects at Red11an
TN s,seS 1T se5isr Hsria2;
Iliis ~ tic s~floltest. cheapest sHd mos. ~
p"dltio;4s rnate between chicago. ecutl.t ana
western Iowa
fassefesss hy this route sill arrive a-ei,i-
e4go tfaia teeiss - - eniY-four hours saoaer
tilao r. my ether routs, thereby saving tiue
and expense
lila osgh Fcksts can te autaiaeu ailier iii
salen.o or N~ariett4. an Agent ri:l be ri
ti.s Depot H eecire III baggage ior this Inc
winch wiz 10 conveyed u he ef.ess raEz u
eaaFee
arc hi cheap as IN ans G..sl l;nt.
n. crop .e.at will attend Ill Erp,tss
ba-ine.s along tEs isae with despatch anJ
Charge Moderate.
IA u, Nhi.iNG Agent At Marietta.
" a.. DIsiitM Agent IN a.t9stnyo.
Q. EIF#RICA riop.eto,.
$500. I'M gl-AaZ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

hottie. IL hereby gwen that Tire undersigned
sn1r-~ J b-S has brsn appointed Admins
ratcv u tI,- Estate 81 iEomrs Dew, Deceased
u persons Interested will take due notice
Lereat and govern Themselves sscoriirgiy.
ANDREW j. DEW.
February 2.,h 1851. MIA W.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

tSe.t sssNsat - ssEs fsistc-. EARS
~ H.S .isi:sF a- s.ssssss S10stss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

2sf-A single bottle Of E~PALEING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE Will save ten times its cost an
nuaiIy-esS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
TINE <>1 STAGES
= Nau Arrangement
CoMNfsc1ss oe1ozra 2cd, 1860.

TIE suhsceit.- LIS. purchased tie inc %
stsges fTer1 Hareaga q "s.iests3 VIA 1oieia
tor The tstlspor tatirn Ct t2s r7sfl. ana Nil
AXE Particular PAINS 70 accommodate
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
hiRDAAh AID GnOtNEA ii0ISE,r
Il. 4 Mfrr ms.sE a,r4tSE 1.ts Ha1

= hS II Az IL Rbb.Ss EoCnG 81 Ses khA
All kind III Iie&yy and Shelf Hardware,
ftne Grcea and l}inck Tens, Hfi@' oa3 i@~8
'iac Jest No1ninr. ~ rior and Box Stoves,
fcaoIee S.rfar8, Coffee. Sugars and Molasses
iron, Nriis, Hpfse-Sai,s, aud Nniis Rcds,
5S<ior brittt trutt. soda, Snicea. Cd,
=&i Kinds ct G~aiiding materials, ,@#r
Hnoleu Ware mud all kinds Il Tin Ware.
Tobacco, soap, Candies and Rfer,
Window Gluss. White Lead, Paints and Oils
Rest fittsht,fE hEes, Flow Steel and Plows, y.
Blacksmith -Stnek and Garreaterss 1cnls, ~
iae Ac1% Acstiaentng fluid and Vinegar,
Tire Setreh, Slieratps. and freafa Tartar.
li"st ard Gheaprst Sash, Dcnrs nnd Putty,
i@i aE2, 1hst- Lead: Caps and icvanr,3G w t
gat#. ! Ill, .raoras. Well I~iecfrts & Ciurna
lay AHisns. Taaie Cutlery i Pockets kIiSvs
Ginger Cloves, Nataegs and Cfackers.
rs9f locks, Iateiies, Hanging4, &e,,
Fspts, raraa. Iiirs, SAYS and Chrns,
;tats, r~paits, ScVthes. ,naths, Foika,
@saSeis, Cradles, Rasss, 81. SC.
if,ats3 g it s4ttratsi Gsigr" I9emg.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
spALDIhGs PREPARED GLUE,

.pALDING'5 PREPARED GLUE,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

-are.a0. Ea.sf;5 = Tss.-
SsssStsss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-18
CHAncERY SALE OF TOWN LET'S,

ON Saturday, the lltf day Of Nay. 1861,
" pursuant to decree Of the Charcery
Court at fayetteville, Tenn, in the case of
VIM Bonnef. Admir-, dc. vs. isaac Short ard
o thers--I wiiiseH at fhecourt- house door in
the to wn of Fayetteville, to the highest
bidder, on credit Of 6 and y menths--
free from the defendants right of redempti
"A valuable Brick Store EsnuSe
and sef, belonging to the estate of Isaac
Short, dec, situated on the North slie Of
the public square DO. -
Also, atthe same time and place, pursuant
to decree or said Court, in the case of James
II. Castlemsn and others VS. James B earty
and Others, will sell to highest bidder, for
half cash. aud the other half in IL months !,
Lot No. 26 in the plan Of the town Of Fay
etteville, npon which is dwelling-house and
Livery Stable. Y arm 80
Also, at the same time and place--fnrsu-
art to decree of said Cont, in, Y o case OF
VIM. H. Moores, a dm'r &c. vs. Ii. e. Holman
aud wife and others ard Robert Hill vs..
r. K McConuel's Admir-, viii sell to the
highest bidder ON credit OF / and years
all the interest that said r. &. Mcconnell
had under the wiiiof his mother, in car
tain house and lot in the town oil Fayetteville,
iin Which said Robert lkllssnows sresides--
bounded North by the Female Academy lot,
: West by street. South by Joel Commons, and
East byEa street. go - ,r.,ssa 5
bond with TIVE or more approved secnriti es
win DE reqnired of .'he purchasers, and lien
retained upon each lot, respectively, for the
q. FARoUHARsoN.
April 10. : -7's - oAa@ H.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-18
SHERTEr,S SALE-


e. Y virtue of ope wit of venditioni expo
Es nas to nae directed from, the Clerk .,,f the
Circuit Cours OF lincoln county Tennessee. !
Will proceed TO sell to the highest bidder
for rash. at the courthouse door in the o5yh
of Fayetteville, 1e.ressee. on SATURDAY,
the RHtia day 81 1Ess, 1854. all
the right, title claim, and interest that j ssnes
Hayhie has in and to1a;certain TRACT OF
LAND purchased OF said Haynie Of J G
Harrison and w Ii. Moores. upon. which said
Iaynie how lives. lying in Lincoln county,
Tennessee, on the waters OF Norris Greek,
and bounded as follows. to-wit:-OD the
South by the landsof George Whitaker, also
on the West by said Whitaker, North by the
lands formerly owned h, Et. Summerford,
and East by the lands of Thomas Orrick T
b. Pitts. and Sion NJ. Conger--except 20
acres of the East side Of said Land, which
was reserved by J C. Fiarson-which Tract
of Land contains about 2f8 acres more or less.
Levied On as the property Of said James
Haynis by ID. P Holman, Constable Of Lin
coin county. Tenn. to satisfy judgment-that
Benz amin Whitaker obtained against James
Hay ne and w. H. Moores.
M0SES-CRUSE,
April lS--4w-S6 &er,g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-18
sHGRrFx,s eArE-


virtue Of one writ Of veG,iirioni expo
~ mas I, me directed from the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Lincoln county. Tennessee.
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder. for:
cash, at thf courthouse door in the town 4
Tenn. on Saturday, the
Z itIl day OF May, 1861. all the right
title, claip, and interest that Fright d. Wom-
lie have II and to TRACE or LAND "
ing iR Dftriet No 5 of Lincoln county, Ten
aessee, sunnsed TO contain about 80 acres, and
bounded 4 follows. to-wit:--0n the North
by Cor&lius Wonble, on the Past BY the
lands Of tombe 4 Raby, on the South by the
laudsof lohn Warren, and on the West by
She iabdspf Nathan joins Levied on as the
propertyf Wright & Womfle nv James r.
Hester alconstaBle OF Lincoln county. Tenn,
30 satisfy JUDGMENT .thas Jake Anthony
obtained against j. R Wright &Cornelins
Nonhle MOSES CRUISE. =
April --4w--S4 sheriff.
q =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-18
Fra:!s aaa FIs#ers-

The Kentucky Nursery, located at
Maysyiiie, ntucky, OF which Geo.
Il. Curfiss & Co. are the PROJECTORS,
il amlng the first 10 the Western
Country. la Apples alone IL con.
taiDs go varieties, and-every thing
,e!ss in proporiea. 1t fills orders
either for hardy :rees or exoiies at
as reasonable IAes as can be obtain
I'd at ans respectable establishment
10 the conDlry lis trees,w are told,
are all grownupon fresh uneKhs listed
ground, which renders them much
supclier 10 those grown in old nur.
series upon WORKOUT soils. The soil
about Maysville seems so perfectly
adapted to the full maturity OF tho
wood, that while trees in other 10
cali;ies are killed off by the tbous-
and, By the severity Of the wealth, r,
they remain wholly uuiljared there.
The Kentucky Nursery grows its
traes With dir, CT reference to :he
wants of the South aud West, both
10 form and selection Of varieties. =
The utmost pains is taken By it in
the names Of all articles, so that
purchasers haze every assurance Of
The correctness Of varieties obtained
Ar. ". A. Lore is the agent fol
Lincoln county, and ofders gwen hlu
here 10 Fayetteville viii receive faith
ful attention. See his advertisement
in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-18
dIERIFE,S SALE.

-.--t- 13-1Il-EIIE z = SALE-
Ely viiue of four ~rits Of venditioni ex.
ID por i to me directed by the Clerk OF
the Circul Cont of Lipcoin county, Ten
nessee, 3iil proreed to sci! to the hst est
bidder forash. at tie courthouse door in
the town I Fayetteville. Tennessee, OBJ Sat
ssrdny, tsc Ea,El day of Nay, 1861,
all the rIht, title, claim, and interest that
Larry Els hasin and to TRACT OF
LAND lsfg in Lincoln coup y. Tenn. in
District n 9.-and bounded as follows, to-
wit:-Ou be North by The lands of r. J..
Small. Ed by the lands of David Armstrong.
South by t. lands of f. T. Thomas, and on
the West the lapls of P B. Marsh. sup
posed to dntsin 79Is acres. Lsvicl on as
the propeE Of Larry Epps. BY James r.
Hester. Unstable OF Lincoln county. Tenn,
to satisfy lHgments that, B F. Bearden for
the use ofEohle s Co. Harris q. Mckinney,
and Fly Sfoonce obtained against said Larry
EPps MOSES CRUISE,
April lS4w-s4 Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-18
Nashville. Tenn

Groceries-The Grocery trade has been
firm at the folio wing quotations.:
Sugar. Fair TO Choice 6}@72c p bin hog
heads, and = @l advance on these quo'atl ons
in bbls; New York coffee sugars l0@llAc;
Grushed and Powdered IL y q lie; Loaf lls@
l2c. S+& -
Molasses and Syrup--Molasses in bbls 30
a SO PC gal; half bbis. $50 Sic: sugar house
45@50. Golden syrup in bills IS; half bbls
So and egs 10 gallons) S5c.
CalTee--Ric l35@l4g; baguyra la lSets,
JavalSIa 2oc per ID.
Tea--ImpeT;al 50c@ 81, Gunpowder, 5oc@
Is. Young Hysen 40@60. Black 6ocfaSl 80.
Satt-Sack Sal, is scarce. Fine Is held at
l GOAL 65. and Coarse is nominal at 81 80
al 40. Barrel IS in good supply and Is SELL
ing at soc per 5usbel.
Candes--We quote Paraffine Wax at ~ q
3Oc at wholesale, and 35@4 u 10 IN small
lots. Star -l1a 10, aud Tallow il@l2.
Cotton Yarns--The following are the
AGENTS. quotations for Cotton Yarns: 200 and
500. Sc p dog; soc. 10; 500. i: and 4oo. l2c.
= Fruit-There are 10 choice Green Apples
in market. We quote at sos per es.
such as are to be hads
I Dried Frii,s are steady with lighl receipts
We quote Apples, peeled, at 45@5o; Peaches
Iunpeeled. 81 ~ al l5spceled 2a3 % pei
! bashel. & @
Onious--There. are no barrel Onions in the
market. We quote loose in sacks soe@Sl y
ushel. .. %
/ Potatoes-There is a good stock Of Potatoes
on the mnrk ct, embracing the best varieties
and we report sales from store 75@z fcr
Z smaK ard lar &c barrels,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-18
sHERrFF,s SALE.

=.
Fly virtue Of one wit ofyeniitioni.ezfena
I'D to me directed from tie Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Liucc,n county, Tennessee,
Il viii proceed to sell 20 the highest bidder,
for cash at the ccurt. Lenss door 10 tbs Town
Of Fayssteyi lie. Tena., on sssfssstsssy. tiia
fRsls dssy OF F2av, EsGs, all the right,
title, claim and iGterest thss John A. Shepherd
iasiin and to certain TRACf GBi-hAND W.
ingsiB Lincoln county Tenn, Civil District NO
3, on the waters et Faris' Greek one Of z
brancAss of Err River, and bounded a fol-
le~s, to- wi :--Oa the East. BY the lanas OF
Robert Frame, the West by the lands of John
Read. and on tie North by the lands OF A..
Bats, South by the lands of Robert Frame,
and conf aiming by estimation about 30 acres
Levied on as the property of John A. Shep-
herd, byzS. Stafford. Constable of Lihcoln
county. Fem, at the suit Of Spencer, Crab
tree &c Co.. against John A. Shepherd and II.
6. Waggpner MOSES CRUISE,
h April l8- 4w--S4 Sheriff.
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Robert D. Hardin, Adm'r, seq

A. ] Hardin & wM. Harding s
sPefRionsto sesie,, as ddnaeJ James Hardin, dec
ON motion or complainant by bis counsel
'O/fthis 3D. April 1861, and il appearing
soshe satisfaction Of the Clerk that defen-
dants A. j. Hardin and w. NJ. Hardin are
non-residenfs Of the State of ifenness eel
is, gthsrefsrr, ordered shat publication be made.
intbc FArErTEvHIE 0ssERvER, newsra :
per published in stl.s town Of Fayetteville,
Yeahessea.sfcs feur wee IS in suess ssion, COM
,rnan.!ing them, the said All. Hardin. and w.
NJ. Hardin. to BE- and appear osser before the
County Conrtat the terns thereof 70 be held
Assthe rcurt- house in The town OF Fayc,te-
vile on the fzrst Monday la June IL s.,
and plead. answer. or demur 70 comp'a'nas.t's
petition, otherwis e tha same wiz be taken Tor
confessed and set for hearing ez Pafte as to
them.s
Witness, Daniel ]. whi,tington, Clerk ofths
CONT, court of L;rcotn county, at ofliee the
first Moldayip April. 1861: $3.50
4 I, - DAEIEE j. wHITTINGToN.
) Anil ri Clerk +
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SHEFTFF5s SALE.

X
HAY virtue of two wits of v-idiiioni ex-
-ks ponas TO me directed ON the Clerk of
the Circuit Court OF Lincoln county. Ten
nessee, Twill proceed to sell. to tl,s highest
bidder for cash at the court-h ouse door IN he
town of Fayetteville, Tern. on Saturday,
tE.c EfsHs day OF May 1857 all the right,
fiilu, claim, gnG interess that II. H. HgYrs
h IS in and to a TRACT OF LAND llmg IN
Lincoln county, Tenn, in District No. s. and
bourded as follows, to- wit:--On the South by
the ,sndsof Byars Logan, Oh the West by the
lands of R. N Whitman, on the Ncr.h By the
binds of Litleherry Lef,wich, aid on he East
by the lands of Byars Logan. containing about
one acre. Levied on as she property Of II.
II. HAMS, by J a. Siiyertooth, Constable
Of Lincoln county, Tenuessee.to satisfy juig
mems that Dempsey Sullivan obtained against
said H. II. Harris: aud K. Y. Salmon, Admir-
OF B. H. Jones, against H u. Harris and G.
Is. Lester. MOSES CRUSE,
April lS-4w-Si. SIe'!F.
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Thanks te a Friend

Oar reliable friend Mr.. j. B.
Thompson, who resides near the
Alabama line, will accept our thanks
for bis "words Of cheer" The Plants
are the afges. we have seen this seas
on. They we're received last Satuf-
day.
Mr Halace:: SIR Please accept
two dozen Cabbage P:su,s from a
Southern frien6. ] hope TO send you
q mess Of Southern Gnrdea Peas
soon. ] have plenty of blooms now.
j.. B. THOMPSON i
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The Importfd Jack
CGDE Y,

CGDR ~
"a fdIS superior Jack viii stand
d the present season at my
stable, and owing to the hard times
viii be lot TO Jennets at the low price Of 500
insurance. and ore dollar 10 tho grocm lie
vii also be let to few mares at IS the sea-
son.
Cortez is a black Jack of superior style and
fush fair size s2ta--s fire sci OF legs as ever
any Jack stood npoD--n fact be looks ard
moves ike a race hcrse. Those having
Jennets or fine mares to breed would do we'll
toseo this Jack before engaging el ewbere.
Jennefs from distance kept and ca red for
Allpossiblc care taken to prevent acridcrts
but no liability for any. l.. l.. STONE,
Five miles North Of Fayetteville
April eff F4 h9st.s1f .r r..