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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

~ GAFFNEY, AUG TONER, WILL SELL
/. us CIu rlRy! morning At 10 o'clock, the
if,nncc Of the stock Il the oh established ptpar
l.. ugng aud upholstery establishment, GbT Eilhtl
UyH, h,t. 2Sth and 29th sta, without any r's'ry,
wh,tov,r, consisting II paper llnglngs, winlo
4 pdc, stair rods lace draperi,s, iNtures g., g..
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To lea.
SHIPPING, sc.
WAITED.

A GOOD HORSE, OR A LIGHT To-
E1uuggy, 90 wagon, wanted In exchange for fam
~ sewing machine, Robinson bud Rpper's patent
.au stitch, hem, overcast, ran and gather, sami
u4-wurk. Coat SlOO Address 4, II, hON0lS 81
UWle.
WANTED TO PURC hasa NUMBG"
w of black aud tn Il W; weight rom 'N J..
T,,y must Ice Of the purcst breed. Add -. II
GARDINER COZ, broadway and Doth u. IL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONNER & POOLE'S CONCERT, THEAT-
NiicNl and Literary Agency, 80 Broadway, roon
l. Wanted 32 geuteol young ladies' from 10 " 10
,,a,. - age g. Albany Philadelphia aud his Of.
". frwhicl a. pet week vii, Ia paid. Call ~
- eve frm 10 =. m. ~ y. IN. =. CONNER.
john 4. POOLF. 4ON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

UANTED-2 GIRLS, ONE AS COOK,
w washer aud iruncr, the other chambormAid
aId u do General housswork. Apply with reference
% 30 Dean VI, brooklyn. Is
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A UCTION NOTICE CROCKERY, GLASS
n snd china Of all kinds, by J. g. n. BARTLErT,
Auct'r, Tuesday, Nov. 5th, 10 O'Clock, ., 95i PStr
~, large csah sslo In lots for retailers also k,-c-
a'ne lamps and fancy goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- ..s,t. Cutls
fir family rsr, screened and doliv red fre from,
slStc 10 Hll parts ni the city NJ
SilO
p'' TN, 90 1000 "a. Osborn len 1t IA wavtrly
PiH'r, l. . N,4I ilh ~, Perry lnd wrs' Hi Got 6f
Infancy -. D.. Il, aud - Wall ut. a. TEND.
We'll, A.,ut u.-U 1Itr'2,2
l.. 40 - di NS M WIliIE All AS, n COW %,
30 'I., NOW scll'n. NJ = 20 per ',u d,liy rel IN
al 'sus Of tho civ, clean and fc nun alptD. .-
-. D.. Wiii, az Buwery, cor. % 1t.
&s,i no2gG'1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

\XTANTED-30 GOOD CLOAK HANDS
w llgoH hr-t-class operator ON singers sew ny
m,,line. CARGAN, PLuNKErT & McCUL-
lptGH 10 Buwory. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

WANTED IMMEDIATELY COMPE-
w tent drcssmakers with reference; none other
need npply; Slsu apprentices. Inquire for morn
30 - from IN Till 10 o'clock, 800 Broadway. 2il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

" hc FIST quality Ut the lowest mark 1t mi - nom
y,rl, % ants Per ton l-ss ffon the boas Alan er
sale. Ich H. Locust Mountain ami Blncksu
,,al- lIENRY REEVE, cor Canal and Centre. add
cen u nc md WCsi SITS. ol0 2lac'1O3
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AUCTr0NN orICFs.

n HENRY q. EVANS win selI IN io.s V s,it 81.
era On Tuesday Nov Dth, a 10 O'Clock q, Is Mslden
Lane al kinds q crockery, glass, china vases aud
toys, suitable ~ The retail trade vote early Ard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

,rlIRL wANTED-ONE WHO UNDER
- stands the manuiarturr If hnz- ON Grovrr & ia.
kcr's L.scline. Address y. II. NJ, box 80 Sun
Office. 20
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[LANTED-A GOOD TAILORESS on
w custom coats; alsn On custom pants; upne
/ 4 god hands need apply
. NJ. Sixth st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

NNANTED-TWE GIRLS TO PACK
w tobacco those accustomed g. ptg king prrt,r.
rcd. Am ly 2OJ aud 20 Wttcr st. nb j'IOi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

STRAYED OR STOLEN, ON FRIDAY,
~ Nov. isi, white goat, In yu,ing. Any pcrun
r.'nrninB ner TO the owner Will bc rewarded kr
their trouble, by applying to MIR KENRV, corner of
N u a. aud Hamilton ave, es1uth Brooklyn 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

kNTED-3 VEST MAKERS-AI.SO AN
poraior IN Singers sewing machine; one th u
rlu mlko vCsts lreleIred Apply At ~ Oliver a. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

r AIDES LEARNHD TO OPERATE ON
- Singers aud Wheeler g. Wilson's sewing ma
chimes ON rlrts and drawers; shirts and drawers
given ont a. these with machines. Machines Tor
sd, l21 Chrysto 81, front basement uD $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

~ my, Nov. ID, h.y horse, with lrb tail, with
awaeou attached. lhe owner can have tho same
~ qrplynr ~ w. RANSOM, % Domlni,k u II
MT called fur I'm u,rc drys he will bc sold To ply
all expenses 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05

pAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS BOUGHT 70
i diamonds, watches. iswelTy, silvsr,are, dr.
goods, guns, pistols, &C., &cr II II Bleecker 81 Vi
s'sAss- 5i N vNw
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: ,,r Roston, dot Lls, Hammond. fur Kennebuni<,
u u Hrooknan q Cos lola, Kelsey, FIR Mlddletouxs
y Rocket a O.; CriHoe, Foster, Machias, NJ
~ n Co; Greyhound, GamaRe, Ragged island, n
& Donovan; julia q Mary, ParkeL fbr Bangor, Il r
Irck & Coz Bay State, Verrill, Thofnastnn, W b
own 4 Co; Flying Fish, Ciarkson, FOE Barbados<,
J. lraycraft
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LOST AND FOUND.

A YAwI, BOAT sToLEN, FROM 18th
A a East uver. The nnder win be rewarded by
calling =, CORNER riru, ave and a9d ".
moo Fi0s Capt. JAMES BIRD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ca :asss s "a. p. a. *. ss ss
a9Rs FSEs sSP YHAASSssEEs IT D A.S
Der sist commencing o 10 o'oloek. Ne shall cell,
in sns q tss sfS AMI Whit
Terms: One third cssh. balance payable month
", " tn notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
dsas WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auot.oneers.
Corner Psna. avtaHs and 9Th street.
DOSITIvELY THE LAST SALE OF THIS
E1stast Hs,o1fn.sst a LaSiss' Gsd Gsailssn.s' 5
EsSs sFA kssiS Ss a.
comTenolng at 10 o,oioof. We viii continue the
ssle, By catalogue at our large and spacious Sales
and
nrs' and sIsiSa kosss, &c inst rscs d dITeot
on YSTf Ill mad. nD
siyIe and viii b warranted free from moth. com.
Large Mink. Hud.on Bay, ard other ssblss, Car
g, dinsls: Cspes, IaImssi and sets.
Rioh Set. and single Pieces Stone Marten,
Water Mink, NJ nuntein Mar'ea, Siberian Squirrel,
GERMAN Fitch, silver siarten, and Royal Squirrel
Eur, Seal. Beaver, and other Gloves.
Far. and sss Robes. nsd and
As the sale vii Be Without reserve. L offer.
ere opportunity for lsdies and gentlemen TO supply
sties and the public generally 70 the sale '''
des tRspj WALL BARNARD. Auct..
By &c MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionsers.
MAsS.NsIIrIIcIENT EsASD PIANO FoRTE,
G.Rtsis, BosswsoD CHANbsf FussITUls. FizE
RokSN&SA fs S a. 10 pe st J,
shs sell splendid lot Of Household Furniture
superb Rosewood case carved Piano Forte, BY
Mu.iS stand. stool. and Cover,
Two .sofss, two Arm. ard ak Side Chairs, with
Mssnitecsn. F5;nch. plate Mausel Mirrors, IN
Eies ant Frerch Cabinet, with bronze Medallion,
decorated with s3e gilt ornaments,
E sronzs Figures AID Groups.
Handsome Oil Paintings,
Very hne Engrsvlngs.
saSsf0f Vavss, and al TSfes Ss Carpets.
supsrbly o,5ysd oak Library Suite. ooRprl,ns-
az Medallion back sids Chairs, finished In
Large oval frsnch plate Mirrors, in osk-carved
S:s SsBd s1 kgsasss fna Table
8, and French s9 &I DissL I.s Chairs,
Ivory hsndls ed Table CUTLERY,
China, Glass, and Crockery,
Oak Hal Set, Elk;s Antlers,
Splendid Rosewood and Walnut Chamber Furm-
ture,
Handsome Cottage Sets,
Rosewood and VS. limit Cribs, Toilet Sets.
Superior Feather Bsds, Bolsters, and Pillows,
Hair Mattresses. Blankets, and Co nforts,
Iron Bedsteeds. Easy Chairs, Bath Tubs,
Gas Fixtafes l,cl from Garden seats.
Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, &c.
AT O'CLOCK,
Two very superior Milch Cows.
Terms cash, J G MCGUIRE CO.,
T. BOWLING,
de I'D -Anotioneers.
p s. The house viii be opento vIsiters on Mon
day, the SOth instant, from ii to O'Clock.
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DlEil.
DIED.

sSh e nh Instant, Miss JANE ANNA CHS
cEkt Eed Il years.
nsrA yhl Jake psos from the residence
SstSesa Shss, hr Thomas Cisssl. on Pa avenue,
ss isxs,S RE fneads o. the family are rssvess-
fsS d 10 attend, Without fnrtssr notice.
town. 90 the 18th of Dvosube~. Of To-
80 ~ Ia seasort 81 ssorss 4 6riS,s. sSc
.Sf1sbAnd 20 moan her loss
a NJ ncs esd rs.aaiv are ,ssssotfplfv invited
49, he< nnsrBl. o. sunday evening 90 two
49, kon ksr.tAss rs<ids %, on ChAns4 I'LL /,
cHgstoSE So tinors pspsrs sopy.1
y,eesnbsr q. eEoaeE U. BRUSH. sfsd q
n His rslaav.s sod risods are respectfully Inyft-d
% attend his funeral, on sunday sffs1noon, % sxo
e: =: &; .as' s:s {. w: SS:ssI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28
By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
Corner soEth side Pa. ace and NiHth street
TRUSTkE'S SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHKs, CHAINS, PLATED WARE, TABLE
MoNbhYY m6RNINS SSoGD Dss nj 10
o'olook, At the Auction Rooms, we shall sell. BY
order Of the Trustee, the stock of jObing house,
Fine Gold Hunting case English and American
Ladls.' Fine Ensmelsd aud Diamond Set French
SILVER Hunting case and open Fsce Watches, in
sOIS Sat!d. Fob and Yes. Chain, and Ladies'
Sets Of Jsvelry in man. now and desirable styles,
sy ssoe. s.'s and FIX Baskets Ladies' Forks
Pine Ivory handle Tea and Dinner Knives. and
Revolver: Dirs:; Bowie and Peoke. Knives,
Az %RSIc oh.l v.rou. kinds
The sale will Be oonnqed d.fly At 10 .. M, and
+. r RSShSRPss T;g;;,s;.
oe G-St lRep. q Intel AuouoneeIs.
By C. MCGUIRE co, Auot,oneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFE.cIs
December sOth, commencing at 10 o,oloof. We s6sl
sell, at residence No. ATT, west aide Thirtsenth
ssG n ~ the
msrbe-top Center and Side Tables.
NJ shogany Extension Dining Table,
2 do; SIDE Tables or Plate Stands,
YAK French Dining and oane-seat Reoe ption
Turkish Red Curtains. lit Cornice aud Shades,
French ChIntz do.
Marble top Dressing Bureaus and washstsnds,
Mahogany, Wsnut and Painted do
ManoIsny, Walnut and Cottage B.dstoe1s,
Hair; Husk. AMI Cotton and Hulk NJ actresses,
Feather Bed. Bolsters and Phows,
Cnmforters, Quilts, Blankets, 60, &C.,
Painted Cottage Chamber suite,
handsome oIn mental and carved Circular,
Bedsteed imported from Japan,
Brussels, Ingram snd VeneiIan Carpets, Rugs, &c
Iotether With large lot of Cocoa Mating,
Chamber AMI Paflor Stoves.
Terms cash.
de ss-.s J. C. MCGUIRE & 90, Auc,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28
GEORGETOWN ADVERT,MTs

EOR RENT.-A two-story Brick Dwelling
y HOUSE; with basement and ATTIC, No. 113
ATTEST streets In town, with gas and water on the
premises. and altogether q most desirable private
sry: Insu ire Of d. ENGLISH. 1Ss Bridge street.
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tPer Telegraph TO the Star ]

[Per Telegraph TO the starl
FoRIREss MONROE, Dec. %, via Baltimore,
2Sth "A Gag Of truce this q. M. took 70 Crsney
Island the Rev Mr.. Brown, rebel chaplain, and
a lady. No passengers were brought down.
Considerable excitement prevails at Yorktown,
In anticipation Of an attack. All the sick were
removed on tae 2ist by order Of Gen. Msgruder.
The publication Of the Norfolk Day Book vss
suspended yesterday, for want Of . supply Of pa
per. A copy Of that days issue was brought down
by the Gag Of truce. We extract the following /:
Dispstch dated Augusta, 26th, sayp that pas
senger and freight train collided so~et mile
from there, on that afternoon. Three perspas had
broken legs, and several horses were killed.
The Norfolk Day Book says that the winsns
steamer came into the Roads on "Wednesday, and
was still there yesterday. The keystone sess
was perhaps mistsk ken for the wiDans.
The Day Book learns that Gen. scott has NJ
rived In New York; that be left England Ut the
request Of the English authorities, and thai they
were about 10 declare war against tbe United
StatesC!D
A dispatch dated Nashville, Dec. 2sth, ssys that
Tom Crittenden, (Union, with Is, 900 meni wss
within forty miles Of Hopkinsvine, and vvoad
advance upon that place al three points. Tbs
Southern Rights citizens there are sendine their
families and stocks to the South.
The banking house Of the branch Of the North
srn Bank Of Kentucky, a Glasgow, wa s.hes
possession Of by the confederstes on the 18Th.
Only o. 900 In Kentucky bills were found.
John G. Davis, member Of the Federal Congrss
from the 7th district, Indian, has arrived q
Hopiinsvine, on his way 70 Richmond, CD fos
what purposs not stated.
A force of not lsss than 1000, the sdvsnes Of
Buell,s army, has crossed Green Rivsr, and IN
~,thin Ave miles of Hindmsnl, sill sAvlneing.
Great preparations have been made fos the De-
fence at Bowling Green, and show q serrielseos-
aict 10 be Impending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28
IknIA RrBsER Goops

JDdIs Rubber Goats, white OF black, ~ 50 Zach
ndla Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
fAnd all kinds Of Rubber Goods, including Rub
p Boots and ehoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles
pofr Mss, Under sheetings for beds In sickness
&c, At menufacturerS prices, az "A A. Hall's
riss and Tsnth streets. dec fs-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
ALL Policies issus Sd BY the Mutual Fire Infur-
ance Company of D. G., will expire on MONDAY
December Sth, at O'Clock .. M. and are rec uired
70 b renewed at or before that time.
De ~ Il CHAS. WILSON. Seo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

VoLrNrEsRs for the army should not Jesve The
city untjl mpplied with HolIoway's pills and
AOtntmsnt. For Sores, Scurvy, Wounds, small
Roz, fovefs, and Bowel Complaints. these medi-
Spnes are the best In the world Every Frenc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Drsnssrp.-This morning Mf: Baby, Q osaia
Tb1psos. a TIE ruard hooss, and ssswsre6 10
the charge Of receiving stelen gcoes Iee -
dence wss entirely fsvessele 10 hin ~
was dismi8ed.
TIVE CxurxAI ceuss 10 not citing se-esy, IN
eon 20 usucs Of death In the fsmh. o.
cssW1erd. Tss tary are sssrsrss a sAt No
uonAl Hoeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

WaIrEHuIsr, s3i Penn. avenue, furnishes
PootosrsPes nom ministure 10 life sire His col
lection OF earfs d cisfts likenesses embrace All
prominent men Of the country. Remember
Whitehurst received seventeen premiums in tai
country, and medal st the World's Fair st Lon.
don also, a the Prench hibition Ut Paris se~
hisfsncy casssfof holiday presents. de al-eolms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

TEE LAsr RICK AGAINST TEE sEARP-sHoofsRs
MILITARY COMMISSION FoR LIZ on EAsos-
AsLsn rrRss.-The following, clipped from the
New York Herald, shows how things are man
eyed occasionally:
"a Lieutenancy In Colonel Berdans Regiment
Of shsrpshooters, stationed at w Washington, can
r., boz 3,073 Post once"
The above Inadvertently found Ia way In the
EUssisg Star day or two since, and we under
sand that the Colonel commanding the g.
shafpshooters Offers 4 reward Of 81 900 TO who
ever viii furnish satisfactory evidence that an
omeef has paid 70 any other odaoer In his COM
nsnd one cent for the commission he holds The
same oder 10 extended 10 those who can produce
bSigade has taken commissions on contract. or 10,
transportation OF troops We understand this IN
especially intended for the author Of the above
malicious Quotation, who is probably one Of the
becoming ofhcer and a genteman
Wsshington, December 18th n
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A TERRIBLE coSFLIcT ANTICIPATED.

GEN. BUELL's COMMAND MOVING on
BOWLING GREEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

TzE BrRss CLus-At the regular meeting o
us association Last Thursday evening the follow
Ing gentlemen were elected ofhcers: President
hf. James Clsphane, Vice Presidents, Mr. Job
n. Ramsey and Mr. Frederick d. stewart
Treasurer, Mr. william B Todd; Secretary, Mr.
Alexander Williamson. A committee of ave wa
appointed 70 make arrangements for the celebrs
ton Of the birth day Of Robert Burns, on the a5t
Of January next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

CRITTENDEN'S (UNIONI FORCES NOV.
ING UPON BROWNSVILLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE WEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM F0RTR ESs MONROE.
NEWS FROM HEsoUTH

THE coNFEDERATEs ELATED WITH
THE HOPE OF WAR BETWEEN ENG
LAND AND THE UNITED STATES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
OLOAKs, CLOAKS. VLUAK.t-Auotherl a-ge
srrivss OF those beautiful Sleeve Cloaks. IN Boa
Plush snd Lion skln Cloths. at low prices
BAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
de H-lw No. AZ Center Market Spsce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

THEArxR The entertaining comedy .Grist 20
The Nip and 1.-THE Floating Beacon"
CHa.rYs-A tip-sop blu with aside-spIining
after piece. .N.F-- .-
CANrKRBuRv HALL.-The " Mummy" and q
host Of good thiags, annihilating 10 The blues.
OpD PILLOWS HALL-The AIleganians and
Swiss Bell Ringers superior musical enter
tainment.
KIss's ANPirH8ArER.- Gibbonnoise and all
the stars In brilliant bill Of performances.
ACADEMY or MusIc.-Agreeable music, frst-
class refreshments, &C., &C., a. usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-28

COAL AND COAL STOVES.
SHAM0KEN AND LYKENS VALLRYcoAL,
J. LANGDON & CO.,
bavfng introduced 20 the citizens OF Washipx ton
the above line Goals solicit their attention 20 the
NATIONAL AND UNION
GAS CONSUMING
Goal STOVES,
COOKING STOVES,
nov on hand and 70 sale cheap at their Rooms,
Wit McDermott, ass Penn avenue
Orders for Coal received and promptly Delivered
20 customers at 50 o.nts per net ton within one
mile Of the Railroad Depot. Less Quantities de-
lIvered o. reasonab rates. de5sIv
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-22
PADUCAH, KY. Aug. 5. 1861
Editor Clayksrille Jefersopiop.

Editor Clarhsrille Jetersonian:
On yesterday | crossed the riv-
er few miles above Cairo, Hi
nois, in company with DR.. S. A.
Hovey, of Tennessee, and pro-
ceeded toward Vienna, where he
had relations he wished to visit.
After we had travelled some five
or six miles, at a road crossing
we were intercepted by three sol
diers, who told us we were pris-
oners. After examination, howev=
er, they released me upon my
lending them five dollars. They
demanded ten dollars from the
Doctor which he declined lend
ing.
They then proceeded to search
him, when he Frustrated the man
who had hold of him, by a blow
with his fist, and jumped upon
his stomach with such force that
the blood gushed in a torrent
from his mouth, and springing for
ward like tiger, plunged a large
knife or Arkansas tooth pick into
the breast of his second assailant.
The third brayely ran away
DIR. Fl. surprising he might have
difficulty in recrossing the river,
gave me some instructions about
his family, also their address,
which l lost, SO | use this meth
cd of opening the necessary cor
respondence with his family.
Yours, &C., A. j. WINSTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-22
LINCOLN COUNTY.

a a
fSRey. Of dark bay color, black legs. sta
IN the face. many small white specks on he
back and rump, about IA hands high, ahou
years old last Spring; BY B. N. G. Alsup
August ID. Valued at $50.
FSue Hogs--one a SOW, white with black
spots, marked with an under bit in left ear
one shoat. a barrow, black and yellow spottsd
marked swallow fork in left ear and two splits
IN right--one shoat, not altered, white. mark
ed swallow fork in left ear and two splits
IN rlSht-one shoat not altered or marked,
white with one black spot on shoulder--one
white sow shoat. not marked; all by Reuben
Woodland, dis. No II. NJ av IL, 1861. Valued
at $l6
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Horse, sDrrel: right hind foot white above
the ankle, left fore foot white about the up-
per edge of the hoof, white star in his fore
head. l5H hands high, about yrs old; bv
Francis G. Martin. about miles north of Ath-
ems Valued at $685.
Horse, bay, saddle marks on each side OF
bis back. collar marks on his ne ok, Is hands
high, about years old; BY hobart L. Harper.
On the plantation of II les Dana, about miles
east Of Athens August 2. Valued at sT5.
GILES COUNTY,
Aiafe Hull, sorrel, about Is hands bi9b. 8
Yrs old; by Garter Hamlet, 9th dis. June 81.
Valued at $50.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Hor6e--sorrel, bald face, about IS bands
high about Is ye airs old, by John W. Wag-
'oner. agen. for Mrs. f. Waggoner, dis. No.
u, March Ii, 1861. Valued at $40.
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ELECTION: SATURDAY, MARCH |.
SHERIFF.

eTe We are authorized to announce MIR
=. +. Green q candidate for Sheriff o
Lincoln county. atthe next March Election
OF We are authorized to announce Mr.
w ss,. IA efsi,tt a candidate Tor Sheriff o
Lincoln county, at the next March Election.
TAX COLLECTOR.
nT We are authorized to announce Dir
III. A, wxggOner q candidate for, Tax
Collector of Lincoln county, at the next Aarch
Election.
W We are authorized TO announce MI
Robert DrennOn candidate for 1 ak
Collector Of Lincoln county, at the next March
Election.
sr We are authorized 10 announce DR..
John y. Bonner caDdi date Tor Tax
Collector OF Linctln county at the next March
Election.
arr We are authorized TO announce Mr.
Fa.nes n. PattcM candidate for Tax
Collector of lincoln county, at the next
March Election.
0rr We are auth orized to announce Rev.
W. a. Gill candidate for Tax Collector
If lincoln county, at the next March Election.
o. We are authorized to announce Dir.
w. Y. Nix a candidate for Tax Collector OF
Lincoln county, at the next March Election.
NJ We are authorized to announce w {.
ID. MoOrfcad, Esq, a candidate for Tax
Collector of Lincoln county. 1t the next
March Election.
TRUSTEE.
VT We arc authorized to announce hr:
WIN. n. smith a candidate for Trustee OF
Lincoln county, at the next March E!ectien'
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The Election

The Election
The result shows a large ma
.iority-over fifty thousand-ior
the permanent Constitution OF the
Confederate States. For this au-
spicious result much credit is due
to the religious press of Nashville
the Banner of Peace, the Ten
nessee Baptist, and the Christian
Advocate. They struggled manful-
" for the right, and they have their
reward in its success, The ex-
ample set by them is worthy OF
imitation by the secular press,
which, by the way, in Middle and
West Tennessee, did fight manfully
for the South, with a single excep-
ton. There was only one paper,We
believe. that remained in that
momentous struggle. Tennessee
now occupies noble, exalted sta
,;on in the estimation of the whole
world. if we except the Dutch
Hessians and the craven Yankees:
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SHERIFF,S SAT-

10y virtue Of one writ OF. venditioni- expo-.
H "a, 20 me directed from the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee. I
will proceed to sell the highest bidder for cash.
at the court. house door in the town of Fay-
ettevllle, Tenn, on Saturday, the 3sst
day Of August, ls6g, all the right, title.
claim. and interest that YIN III. Henderson has
In and to an undivided interest in a1RACT OF
LAND lying on the waters of Stewards Creek.
IN LlnrclI county. Tenn, and in Civil D strict
No q Containing Loo acres-ths said w. NJ
HendersoI's Interest in said land being one
sixth-an,i being the land owasd by David
Hend.rS at the time Of his death ,snd is boun-
ded as follows wit:-0n the North BY Isaac
Porter and John Patrick, on the South By
William Locker. and Godbolt's survey, or the
East by John Patrick aud William Locker.
and on the West by Isaac Porter and Frank
Ventress. Levied on as the property of VIM.
ID. Henderson by D. P. Holman, a Constable
of Lincoln county. Tenn. to satisfy a iudg-
ment that R. A. Mcdonald obtained against
Wm. Il. Henderson
,.. MOSES CRUISE, 2esiF.
Angus. 8-s6 By VIZ. MoFFArT. Dep If.