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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-08-07
Estate Of KezIah WILSON.
Lehigh Gas Burning

I'H undersigned has just received M assort-
lnent of the above stoves, which he offers
- tie public at moderate prices. There is
great saving Of fuel by the use of these Stove
sept. Is. 1859 JOHN JOHNSON
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-08-07

tf4G17rEArES BLANKS
III For saic at th.sV Hice
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20
9fatbs.
DIED.

Rt,ssEnvuLx. Ky. Feb. Bib, 1852
In this place, on the 7th inst in his 20il
year. of-tyI.hoid pnenmonia, after brief i'll.
ness. .lohS w. McTlLn. eldest SON Of Hugh
and Jul an McTicr.
John WAS good boy. and beloved by al
that knew him, and VAS particular !avorit,
with all the boys in his company. Ills death
has east saddening si"Pfn in camps, and
over his acsuairtances The Il rst always to
do his duty, aud II diScountenance every act
that had the last tendency to "'nre disturb
ance amongst the boys. he had gained the
Complete confidence of all his off ers.
1'his Sid dispcnsa,ion If pr,.viirnee will
almost crush the hearts OF his bereaved pa
rents Rut i'll their grief. they have the svm-
I,arhy OF all tlias knew HIN at h ne and in
caRnp. -,
Isa, it is con~olatich to them to know thar
Jot n has gone TO better world than this@
a world where war and death are INK WI
~ h, re all is peace and la pincss.
ltis al ways thus VIZ, the pure and s'o.i--
they are permitted to remain with w tint
sufficiently long tn t.ach Us their example,
and VI n are taken away. John was ,:aHa
iura and gond TO REMAIN with ia aid Ike
.c:hct hutnan beings, was liable to he led
a.tr,y FRI hi the path Of rrctiiule, and mi n,
h va been led away by the ,cenes and the ex-
#nlples, through which the sol Ii must
necessarily 90, and by the associations with
viii h he he WAS snrrounded. Rather tn ri
suffrf this, The All-Wise Gnd has taken him
TO himself.
would then say to his berea, et spd Hear.
broken par.nts yr,eve not. II is true that YOU
have lost a cherished boy.. hut Heaven ha:
gained a Jewel. lie has left his parents and
associates here hot he has found a better par
cut and pi,srer associates in Heaven. John ha,
o,ly zone 4 little before You. and YOU MIN
scoon follow him Then let the glirf Of the
present be foFsotten, in the blissful hope Of
hie.eting him again in the future, o: meeting
him in Heaven, where war and pattins ar,
~ To Oh hi. friend. and acdus,iiutansss. wouIl
say initiate His exam lr--:ive a; he lived. ant
you will meet him again. not where nothin:
creets the ear hut martial n,usic-not in tn,
tented iieM-hiit when harps of Angels
struck ny Angel fingers. greet the ears lin ,h'
new jernselain, " here the fdnshine OF eterii-
al happi ness. reflected by the golden streets
fore yer scatter night away.
It was not the pleasn.e pf TIE writer to b
with John but two days before his death
Every effort MAS made, and all meals used Il
save him, but the grim monster had marked
him from the outset.
DuIirg this time he bore his affection witt
". i. satrn.
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or left shculder. about IL hands high, about
4 years old; by VIM B. Bsggary, 18th din, Ian
q. Valued at $3.50.

o1 left sheulder. about l2 hands high, abou
4 years old; by VIM. B. Bsggary, 18th dis, jar
q. Valued at $3.50.
- WILLIAMSON couSFg,..f
/, Horse. sorrel. SONS saddle spots on his
back. small white spot on lrit shoulder. srms
white in the face. about Is hands high, Is
years old, hy Anderson Stephens, 18th dis.
Dee I9 Valued At S25,
Cot. ma,sse colesed. little white about one
OF his hind feet, .bnut z hand- high. about
2 Yeas gla:; by 4. G.. MeCord. 18th dis. Dee.
u. Valued at $50. s9,ga !, -
4 Horse Mnle, dark bay: black stripes on his
back. legs, and shoulders, abonei3 hansis high,
about 3 ,rs old; by james II Loas. 18th dis.
Nov. rs. Yalned at $50. isH
sfs {r GILES COUNTY,, q :
Mare Mad sorrsi, about 3 hands ,hikh>sS
prs dbl; BIZ Carter Hamlet, 8sh lis. June q.
Valued at,$3U. ii
FRANKLIN COUNTY, - 4
Mare. bright hay colog. black leg, star in
forehead, ahopt. ~ bands higA. 5 y5ars old;
by j amcs Shastesn. 18th dis. DSc. IA. VAL
:, LIx ESToSa c"GNTy.
Fforse, serrel. right hind foot white above
the kie. left fore foof white about the up
per edge Of the hqof white st'g in his fcre- :
bead. i5iS hands h sh, about 8 yrs old; by
Francis C. Martin. ahut 9 miles forth of Ath-
ems Valued at $s5. Jisg9il3is
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Circuit Court

A bill has passed tic negisia-
tiire requiring the-Circuit Court to
be held twiec aiinially ia each
county, iiistead Of three times as
heretofore. We spy That Por.
ton of the act III Which 8ul
readers are particularly interested ST..
The Circuit Courts for t si,,
Eighth Circuit shall be lield as iof
lows; For the county OF Coffee
ON the first Mondays of March alie
September; the county OF Grin
DIV. on the third Mondays OF
March and September; tor the
county of Warren, on the mrs
Mondaysof April and October 20 .,
the county IF Lincoln Oh u.e tour1
Of Apra and Octotet, , to-
the county of Franklin' On a.,s tn
third Mondays of May aid : 90
vernber; for the county of Van Du
rem, on the first Mondays OF Jtiii'
and December. { tf ,ssa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20
SPECIE.

american Golj3o@35I Silver 49,. 2e@zS
Fleur in liitle better demand than las
week. We quote Snpcrdne. % 7a@s 20; IN,
Extra a0oa8.5o p bbi Sacks Of IS lbs rang
from $3.50 to $3.50. + must be fancy srti-
lie tn CT mmand our outside quotations.
Whea, IS dull With hight; demand and
large quantities Offering. We q,rse Pri,p,
White. Al. 81 3n@&l, A.. and Red 25ea 81
and Mediterranean / l0@l 20 PEI. 5nshel.
= We hear but li,tle DUNG 10 Chrn Snms
buyers are offering only sOG 55c PER bushel
while holders are drrhaa,Iing 6o6s5c;s.. n
The stock o. o.,. 90 tie markettS lish,
and the receipts have been limited The e is
= gessi deman,,. at SHE per bushcl. while some
holders are demanding 6oc.
Rye ia haId, tn 9Oa$l 90 per bnshel and
Barisy to s2.h0@l Is. but the offerings ars
light. i{EfiIF. >, i..S nftE.f{
y = here !. but very ,h,sls doing in Bacon =
We coniiue TO Quote Shoahlers. at l6ta lsc;
Hams. $50 gOr. Clear Shles. 20sa22c, and
Hog round l7(dl9 per ID. Lard is quctcd at
'l8td 2oc per lb;n barrels. and 20@Z2la in
kegs < IL
There is very little doing in Pork. Small
sales n, lU@ l2c per ID let. g.. ).
Good fat beet cattle find ready sale st3s a
4c per III. gross. Sheep are ia demand at
$2@3 per head. ~
Rio Coffee has advances. to a5@S0 per ID.
The stock. however is veryaight. Java. OF
which there is q light supply, is quoted ut
75@Suc.
The receipts of Sugar aud Mo'ass. have
beer very light for several days, and p,;ces u!
both hxye advanced very nateriailv. We
quote New Orleans Sugar a, la i23c in bar
rcl> and y a lc less in hh.is; HAVANA White
l3m "a; Loaf, % q 25; Crnshedand Powdered,
at l5@20c. Moia>ses ,is held at Fog 80 per
gallon in barrels and 62,s @ 65 in halls bar
rels
Sail has advanced to Stag SEA fs .EEjas,
The marke, Is bare 4, + Coarse, and Barrel g.. 50
@$4 90 per b,sheI. ~
The stork. Of Star Can dies is very much re-
duced and holders are deman,tp 55@ 6tc
per Id. Tallow are held a, 3O@ SIC.
Ailnnia. Es7.. -. :, >.
CattonNf-ReceiRts lipht--lTice unchanged.
Bulk Meat Supplies increasing, demand
acHve vt 2Qe.ry;..:. - .s.t
Bacon -7,Reginnips to arriyp and is held at
25c hog rourd. Jowls sell at l0c ard pstes
nj t.. u, -..,.. IL ;.
Corr-Is scarce, and in active demand at
81 w Without SACKS. q
Blu ter-S,l II from Wagons. at 5nc.
CT irkens-Yery much wanted, and COM
maud FINN wagons 3D@25c. i.e,
FIour--Suprly aud d ri,and. about equal
with tendency to easier prices. SuperiiEr,
S. 50@$9 10. iFanily, So 5o@lO on per
arreI
Wheat Receipts limited-,r;cr declining.
II SC II, fr,m WACO s at 81 4i@l 30.
Eggs-Are becuining scarcer. and are firmer
in price bdt Tot higher.
Whcat--Choice at 81 70 sacks returned,
and s GO sacks concluded. Il
Flour--There is a bet er feeling in the
market. but SALES limit.d at a basis Of IS -
q 50 90 FOR sIireriue, and $l5 for Extra
Oats Good black oatssold OF 81 per BUSH
4.
,Cofn-YrlIow and White. from levee, at
'H:.
Snsar--e7 hhas roia 8, { a 7c;n6 receipts.
Nol,sses-- Sales l67bb,s and 100 half CLls,
IT.: and go bbls ut 27}c
pprk-3OO Jbls mess city packing, sold at
tColTee-Smiall sales of Rio a. Csc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20
HUTTON & fRELIGHS
SOUTHERN MONTHLY.
TerilkS always in Advance.
ONWARD AND upwARb.

MYTH the December number We in
w troduce new feature-we add is more
pages commrpcing Southern Monthly
Novel Library" which will permit US TO give
OUT readers series Of Nkw SourHKRs Now
Els. WITHOUT. II all Interfering with she regu-
lar matter 81 the Magazine Now friends o.
Southern Literature. give. rs POUR aid --send
on your clubs BY OF before the fr<s Of ,lannarv.
8 J~ In ordering be pert.cnlr to writs
names of subscribers. Post O6ice and Stats
hutton I fkELi6H. HsSssi;. I.
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Executors Sale.

rs pursuance Of the last will ieA-0
Il and testament of, Sam 81 ErrfHA
Ramsey. dec /. ! viii en- sat s3lhtsa
ursi,sy. the 18Th day Of Ma, eli. 81
offer fer sale Is. the hishes, bidder. cr..a-
it of iw elve months. the TRACT OF. Ia Nj
uIol which the dereased resided a: the, ,iuse
Of his death situated near Mnlb Try Gree',
alsau 3 miles roTth-eas. Il, Fayetteville. i9
civil dh,r'c, Ne 4 SUPPRESSED To contain he
tween So and 90 acres ard bor.hded on the
unrth bs.JosephW hirak'r and Il g. Ramsey,
on ,heirass by VA, Thoinpsop. on the sonth
by L R>Muorc. rYsd wr,t by Josel.h Wh.ta-
kor ahd Newton i4uvrell =
Bopd aud apRTfys'lr security will, be,r,'-
quire,l Of the luseh;r y, and lien retained
Tor the purchase morev. = I"
p Il Is. RAMSEY. Executor.
Feb. 20 1862.
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Sale of Land

+ Mr.. r. B. Rdhassy, as executor,
advcrtises in tllisiaper that he will
soon offer tract of f7antl On Mhi-
berry to the highest bidder.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20
WIN: 4, GILL. ,

A Good Ettmple.EThe Charel
Guard, Captain w. w. Hendfl&,
from Spartanburg, eilcamped near
Cdliiffbia, South Carolilia, have
adopted the following resolutions:
Article 1st: Resolbesl; That we
assemble ourselves every night,
when circumstances killadniit, at
some point in our line Of tents,
for the purpose of holding prayer,
and that we invoke the blessings
of Almighty God upon us, and {.
that He may guide and protect us
fol- the time that we smay~remaln
in eariips: J. - <. -.
Article, I'd. iResolced, That as
we wish to put down all immoral.
|ity. and proIarie swearing, We
therefore resolve not I'd ealinten-
ance any member who iday be
guilty of the same: 4 !. #s,, i.r-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20

: The fisu gift Lottery IN New
Orleans produced q clear profit Of
a5o.7S9, forth benefit ef the vol.
hYiteers.
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Diblc Society ,
Afieeting Of the Lincoln County
Bible Society Is called to be held
ut the Methodist church in this
place ,,ert Monday night, when and
where all friends Of the cause are
invited to attend. 81
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Nms& vile. Tenn--

FIN ~ u =
Bk Of Am erica nc salel Cay Bark. =. Pa
Bank of Commerce pai Commercial Bk &c da
Bankof Oh attanoosado'B Blk OF cambridge. pal
Bank Of Knoxville aaEariaers' Bapka". DC
Bank of Memphis de- Merchants Bank. 40
Bank Of MidilcTcn .loINorthern Bank. do
Bank of Nashville d"..Ocoee Bank 49,. do
Bank of Paris n" Planters Bank g. DO
Bank az Tennessee do River Rank =. "A (. do
Bank Of razewell - Southern Bank PC dis
Bkof Claiborne. I'm OF Shelhyviile par
Blnk Of the Union par| i'ralers' Bank -. dc
psskot Wra fennael Union Bank :. +.,fo
Bucks Bank E...s. J i,lisl F.f8s f
= WdsrH,.Ess BaNks.,
Ag-cuitnral Bank, Brownsvillr..
:, Central Rank af Tenn Nash Vile.
- Farm r. aud Mechanics Bank, Menu his.
= Mechanics bank. g s do +
3, Esehanzr aass siafiieesleiO0,
Z ha"s q" Of 5 5sSafssa cambridge.
!. '''"'sHsF'''f f5 n1fsi aas s'aiaa
hai.s 9ifr ksserIsa .P9rEi'insn, a. par
r,Io i..hsjann do. BROKEN Asn cLosKb. p
i'd New Drpm aaICarrellton b. NO C
Cana, TX 4, ,9hC"mmercisl b, do 6
Crescent CITY i 10 Exchanssb. do c
.honisiana State j. do Ex & Com b, DO h
Merchants al.dsrrs-t PLANTERS h, do b
.lrrs b d"State no ~ do h
Merchants A. f.as d"!weS,rrnl', Rome b
NORTH CAROLINA
Rk Of caps Fear saia lRk Of wilminetni.s lis
do Charl"t. dol do YANG willie do
Il. t:iafeIeIe,, do Commercial b do
.la@ Favef,nSille 10 FARMERS b do
d. Lexington ,i..iMer"hants do
\ u NorthCar5liha.lo, G,crnstoro Mutual
do State az NC DO, Life ins Co bftlis
do wadeslvr ioiMirers9 plantersb, br
do Washington do
ALABAMA.
Bank If Mobile 2 dis, SamthrrnHk cfAla2d
DO Mamigom'y dol BROKEN AMI cLosEi,
10 selma dntPlan,ers' Bank OF Ala,
10, Z fhe State lG,i FIvrcnce. 8. !
Central Blk Of Ala dniPlanters' ard M-chan-
toViiherriar HANK dol irs, i'k;. Huntsville.
EisSittrn Bk. Selma do State Bank OF Ala
Northern Bkuf Alado
GkokGiA.
Atlanta Bank & -Mcchanies savinss
Augusta INA OgO'iaf, DIX %ats
Bank Of Augusta 10 Merchants Rank -
do Athens ,ias do i Planters Bkpar
: DO Cnluihhus dol Northwestern Blk do
do C..ii,lli,'rce dol Planters Bk ). :, do
is the E,lpire i1'ihinberCnttersSk50d
State 5lis Union Blk par
do Fulton par BKokks AM cioskb.
do Middle ia do Bank OF ALBANY
= id Savannah do do brunswick.
do S.ateof D., dol do greensboro.
Central Il r Bkg Co do do Willedgcville
City Blk If Augusta dol do Macon.
Coiiimerri,l Bank dosChernkee lnsA Bkg Co
Farrniers, apd Me- Crmi6ercial BIZ. MACON
chanics Bank doExchange dc, Griffin
Gc rgia z r rskg geo DO Planters apd Mechan-
Interior Bank II les bk, Columbus.
LaGran9e 10 Soils Planters ard MecbaE-
N aniifyctdFrhs Rank ics do Dalron.
Marine Bank Of aspar Manufacturer and Ne
do Fire ias Bk dol chan;cs de- Columb's
Mechanics Bank deSouthern do. Bainori'ge
SOUTH EAR6Li&A.
All banSs..... .;,:;..s-.. $500. par
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C5pmt,sed in Default of Bal

C5mmt,sed in Default Of Bail
On Monday last, the notorious
Alexander Brownlow was commit.
ted to jail in Greeneyille, forbreak-
ing open and rolIbihg Tie store
house (some months agd,) of
Messrs. Anderson, at Cedar Greek,
i'm that coaAhy. Alex. Bfo~nlow
is a Brother Of the late editor
BrcNhl6W Of Knoxville.
=, ag92, ~, III i fitsi isitss..4. Il, II =
!, The BeiTefohte Era Ls. suspend
ded, because the cash income did
not equal the actu..lcash expenses,
but proposes to circulate a weekly
advertising sheets wi theut charge
to Subscribers: iaisgHI 1.{
England is preparing all i'm
mense naval and military force.
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EsrRA1s tAFEN UP.

list, Kind Of animal is given. %. col"r. -,
81. description 4th age. >. 5ths poster's
name g. 9Th, time and place Of arfest...-
7th, valuation.
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Notice.
II Likely Slaves Bf
SAIsEs

DUBSUANT to a derr,-e of me Conntv
Il Court of Li-coln County. Tennessee. ut
It's February Term, 1867 II. the cas-. If Thorn
US j Massey. sanf'r of Joseph Clara. dec, Us
Thomas N Clark ard Others. bill for sail, of
slaves. viii on Monday, the 7 7.h day
OF M'rch next. sell to the highcs, hi'ler
at the court-house d,or in the town Of Fly-
etiev,lle. the following slaves. u Wit: Cole
atoul % Yeats. (who Is LOW RUNAWAY provided
lie comes in hy the day Of slc;} VI rrhe. aged
80 wears; Sally. aged 10 years; Ann. y wears,
and Child 4 months. will be sold in one lot
Tay lor IA years: Charles. IL Year,; Joe. 10
wars: Rachael, % years. and her chill lin
3 ear will be sold in one ht--linuisa 35
wears, and her 3chil,lern. Amanda 4 wears:
Angelina. years and Mar, months; these
will be soil II one iot--AnL, "A ears:
Mark. 8years. and Johr. $ years. E.
Said slaves will be sold on n credit until
the 18th day of December next. Notes with
two or inioTe aifIip,ved sect,fities- will be re-
snired Of tie pi,rch .<ers, an'i Iien retained
upon said slaves until the purchase money
is pail. ,.I ~ ~
Feb. IL, 1867 AL So itasl Commissioner.
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t-la3[- q -
Observer Letter iLiSt-A = = : -

Settle Fp-~ =, q
II Kaat 6 4shhaf, having dissolved
partnership, It becomes necessary
that the business of the firm
should be settled. All those FIJI
debted, therefore, are earnestly re-
quested. to call and FAY what they
owe .=2w
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LINCOLN COUNTY

Sfeer.,tsed aud white color. 10 marks e
brands hat can lie discovered: BY w X
Bryan, ISL dis. 3 miles east OF Fayetteville,
Dec 1. 1851. vslned at IS. 81.
Hass, ron gay color: bfIS!sd VIE al u
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20

/ Two fires in New q York. city
about two weeks ago burnt. Is. II
warehouses and stores, valued ut
sen mn fa-dl - - sttsgza ftm.
S0V,VV.V. ~. ...l.,lW 8 r,r.i.1 3 ..E,i r
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20

A year ago there weffes sirsg f,a:
pers published in Texas: There
are now only ten.
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Public Meeting -
a meeting was he'll At TN
courthouse last Monday, to in
augurate ,,leasures having for theii
Iobject the welfare Of the sick
,,te,fiic;iers were elected, and liberia
subscriptions were, made. : We
have mot received the official re-
port of the proceedings.
---- 80 -. =
4 Half Sheet 3As3te4
For the first tifass in il, year, years, we
are compelled today t., issue a
half shoet There IS no reliable
news with which To I'LL a paper pa
RuInors &c all Kinds are floating
But mo pne 1T this tiihss cgAsM
the true ADinsthe false: 49,
Observer Letter tiSt-2f = = ~'sa-s
Since orr last, letters from the
army for the following persons
have been deposited at this Office:
Mrs. Mary A. Brewer, ,
James b. Rhea, tIlft
B. E, Spencer, = -. {
Z 4. NJ. Ventress,
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10 the Voters Of Lincoln CsnniS

:
The most of you, gentlemen,
have ITO doubt learned before this,
that [ ami candidate for Tax Col
lector at the hext March election,
as my name has been announced
in this paper fol the last six months.
j intended canvassing the county
a,id See all the voters, personally,
and had Beef, making my arrange
ments to commence riding about
this time, bit Ii, .rcspoilse to the
last call of Gov. Harris fia. ivqlun-
teers, two more of my Sons have
joined the, army, taking from me
all the help il had large enough to
be of any available service 10 me,
which has thrown it entirely cut
Of my power to mix AMONG the
people as had intended and would
be glad to have done. RsP ''s''s =
|, therefore, have aioptel. his
method Of Saying to you, fellow
citizens, as it is out Of NY power
to canvass the county and lee You
all personally (asluts which Gus
tom has imposed upon oflice-seek-
'ers) not te. suppose or conclude
that LIDO not want your votes, for
be assured no small living Mill be
more grateful for your suffrage than
4 will: ? | llave been a ci,izenrof
this COUNTY for 80 years, and du-
ring which time have cntleayared
to form and maintain a good moral
christian character: AS to how
far l have succeeded yoli must de-
termine.
] know | am needy, and if You;
gentlemen, think mH wertl,y aid
qualified to serve You iii Tile eapac-
/ ty to which | am aspiringand can
do SO consistent with your feelings,
lge to the polls ON the list Satilr-
day In March next and east your
votes fof y6Gr old friend and fell
low-citizen. IF Lam your choice,
i will serve you to the best of iaS
ability; and if ypu prefer aii1tl,ef to
me, L sWill be satisfied and bow
With siibutissidii to your will thus
expressed Through the ballot-iiaA:
Yours respectfully,
WA. 4 GIFT,
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Gbr Mafksts --Iuttst patss
~ g.
Fayetteville Prices Current.

WEEKLY BY X. N.WHITAKEH
OBsERvkk (rTlCE., -.
~ Fayetteville, February 10 1852
AZ ARTICLES. FROM TO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20

pIoICiLS, w ttiISi c'iO hASt A"iAui
should a seebnd sale not be ordered,
to proceed mile months thereafter,
to offer such property for sale i'm
conditi5ilally1 to the highest and
best bidder, after giving natice
thereof as now prescribed liy law
i'll tile case bf execution sales and
in all cases involving personal or
nioveabIe pr5perty; the defeiidaht
may execute a delivery bind, Con
''ditioped to deliver the. pf5pefty
levied Oh TO the proper officer be-
tween 10 o'clock 4: III. aid 2 p: IN;
Of the day u sale; and Upon the
leixecutioh Of Which, the property
slialI be restored to the possession
of the owner thereof; aiid upon, d
failure to Comply with tite toiidi:
tons, of such delivery bond, The
proceedings thereon shall be as III
ipresent prescribed, by law, in 6ase
of forfeited delivery bonds.
+ SEC. 5. Be it fiftier enacted
That this act shall Hot apply t.
ilid,iGiaries or tax sales, and that il
take eHaEt from and aftef, its pass
age, ass,y. EDWIN A. ,KEEBLE, )
Sneaker H the House of Represen
/: sxs !. EpyAsn S: CHExrHAa,
i .Speaket M tie Senate
| Passed February 5, 1862:
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GEN. PRICES ADDRESS.
UrkoorAETya Ant. Gas'i.s ovyIer, Mo,
DEs ARC, Ark. April j, lo5-

HrAoorArTya AMT Gss'i.s oryIcr, Mo,
DEs ARC Ark April lo5s.
The resignation OF Sterling Price,
Major General Of the Missouri State
Guard. has been received, and is
hereby accepted, to take e.ieot from
this date. Ihe Commander. in Chief
takes this occasion to express lis
sincere regret to the Missouri State
Guard at the loss Of 30 gallant, Gx.
perienced and distinguishes? an otf,,
Ger from their councils, and to on-
courage thom in such y performance
of their duties in the future as will
keep bright the fame they have no
nobly won under his leadership.
BY order Of the Governor.
WARWICK IIopGA,
Adj't. Gen'I. Of Mo
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Eag~ We clip Las following para
crap from the Little Rock Demo
erat, Of the 9th nit,
Another repor: current here is,
.ha, Stand Waite Lad = fght in the
ncatral lands OF the Cherokeea,
thrashaa the enemy sound!y, took
two or three hundred prisoners and
eighty WAGONS There are good
reasons for believing this to be true.
There is, also, \ rumor that Nc
Bride, in Missouri, had been succesa-
fglly skirmishing, and in one en-
countcr, had cut the enemy to pieces,
aud had taken 400 prisoners. How
true this ia We cannot say, but it ia
certain that the patriotic leaders in
the west are carrying on hot psr.
tizan wariarc.
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homes and humiliate you, as they
are now attempting to humiliate
the chivalrous people Of Louisians
Will you prepare and be ready to
meet them? Let every citizan be-
come soldier, and bo on the alert,
willing 70 march at . moments
warning in defence Of his country
and her liberties. .tf
By order of
FIR. LUBBOCK,
Governor and Commander-in Chief.
J. Y DAsHu IL, Adjutant f
o and Inspector General.
Wednesday, May Z. 1862,