davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-12-17

DRuGa1so.-A man named Daniel Drew,
claiming to b FROM Chicago, was arrested on Sat
u1day night Last on board ono OF the GRIND Haven
boats In Milwaukee harbor. lie had drpggcd
man named William Ross, and was about to 5ob
hun when ar1eated.
, 1863-12-17

X17 7ANTED-In q Wholesale Boot
" and Shoe hoase, A. experienced business
man, ho Is extersivcsy acquainted with the coun-
TT trade, especially In Illinois, aul Who Is willing
travel and s9Itctse trade. Address BOSTON," Post
Office Boz 4l59. de16-s8i2-at
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II II II AVA oOkAlAtA N
4 my mills. one mile west of ~
Fayetteville, on Elk River hast
Just beer hotousshl = sfeplIled = s. 1 -
and drskSeBs and is howffF, 81 Is. NORM Dr.
d<a<wilf coihnsncs Carding on FI4nd lay,
DC An 4hSt:- Ny :orf,ct wiil'bs'sof sfs3er
pjbibpt atteiss7ati ana zdiefAl satisih6ion to
customers soeT.I asedsisistsfss. fefsr tl,ess
Who faSy choose TO 3atrohfze tie Mschioe %
the quality OF ii, Rdffs made IaR year tf8ss9
They hass equslled. If not surpassed. any
we have seen The Observation-Disclosures
der tho immeiiats srpeEin.s.dehcso Of Ms
PETEE FERdrsos this yess, rho has had up
wards Of fifty years experience in the bust
ness, ano whose skill aud knowledge of it cat
lie surpassed by no one. l. therefore. feel an
thor zed to say that you can get better Rolls
te better pleased. and receiye ruorc generu
satisfaction. than elsewhere.
TERa.-the old standard every fif.b pound
Of the Wool. or its equivalent in current cash
Wool or cash required invariably
| JOHN MAEKUA.
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Confederate Congress =

Pho hast Congress passed bill
presidins fvE the election Of mcm-
bers from this State by general tick
ct. In the SELECTION Of candidates,
psrsonalarrejaiiqes ought to be
waived fur the good, Of the country.
But one person, if possible, should
be ngt FORWARD, for each. district, il
order g prevent strife aud contention
among aarsal,yisst- II eyer, now is
ibe lime when the people, should be
uaitsd.i For The prsssnt, at least!
';.lst by-gopes be by;gopes,"' and and let
Us, al agree in the great common
cause Of, the country. j, differen'
ces exist, let them be laid aside
for, ever, would be best; but if not
then they can BE- ignored now, ahd
, revived for settlement when peace
comas.. We, for one, are wiling (
act on this rule, and give our supper
TO any man whose qualifications, etc.
will make him acceptable TO q taa
jerity Of the people Of this district
1t is, desirable to have unity in tb'
approaching election, which 3 occur
on the first Monday 10 August, ana
that Can best be attained BY endeav
oIingtq concentrate. popular oplplo'
as far. as ,possibls upon q single tick
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y ~ - .ftea $3.50 - r - ~ >
Seventh Congressional District

Who shall be our candidate fol
Congress from this District? What
say our friends to the reelection Of
Hon. Geo. ". Jones2 With many
of our readers, we, differed, widely
from him in the past. But we are
willing to throw a veil over all Of
that, and to act alone for the present
and future, He represented this
district in the past Congress to the
general satisfaction of his constitu.
lents : he lisa sagacious and eminent.
~ practic9 man, and most unequiv-
ocally Southern in big views and feel
ings. BE, hasshad lang experience
5asia Representatives and is familiar
with the minute. Of Legislative &C.
zion. Such men are now needed.
we do not know That be viii be 8
candidate. not having consulted him
directly poraipGIeotly on the subjae',
and. We threw out iihos above sugges-
ton solely oa our ieen responsibility.
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ssrt- HA1NSOL< wv y 1.-F.E
Ttjo E5rses9 sorrel color, about Is g
Hands high, both hind feet and left fore foor
white, .white,streak down. bis nose, about II
years old, valued at s5Q-the other sorrel col
or, about i6 bands high. left hMd foot white,
Ia few white hairs 10. his forehead, shoes on
his right hind and left FIRE foot. abont 10 yrs
old, valued at S50-both by S. G. McElroy
9Th dis, March 26. gu o sgsfs = Ell. =
Nus. NuS Cot. r Hey Mare. .sorrrl sad
die marks. left hind foot white. star in face,
f141 hands high, II years old-Fiiiey, BAY,
some hites on both hi nd Feet small star in
face, IA hands highs; all by, Norris, Leather
wood. 18th dis. 14th April. Valued the
Marc and Colt, 500. the Filley, 500. z
s.Asaes - LIMssToSTx COUNTY, Id. u.
Horse. grey. notable, brown spot on right
hip. no brands pereeivatle, 14ts hands high,
IA Or H. years old |; by Joseph. II Petty. 4
piles West Of Athens, March II. Valued at
$50. y Z, i'itl.
{ .,..5 i. MADISON cousrY. s'J
Is; Fly, chestnut sorrel, ,sma Il, star in forehead
about "A hands high, no marks or brands per-
ceivable, about 8 wears I'd; by Robt n Lyme
April TO- Valued at sll2 SO. l.s 3i :
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! Confederate Money.

as KNIGH,TS by note or account for9Goods
o, Musical Tuition. will please call .rIpon me
undersigned and make payment. as be wishes
40 Wind ar the BUSINESS as soon az possible
Con fsderate n,epey,yilf be, tassn in pa, ment
Of the same; .[Febl9l 7. c. GOODRICH,
ST. have a large faInduns due me By
notes and acceupts, and wonld urge all those
Indebted 70 NE, while, Confederate monsy is
plenty TO make. payment, as want al The
0enfederate money I can get. - pI0l1
.l.Fsb. 40, ls63-ssbla TIC !, GOODRICH.
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5 FALL OF PRICES.

following paragraphs have o
easa6tesigniGcance to every patriot
Several causes have probably COM
bined totreduce the price of -four
the prospect of fine growing crop
of wheat, now within 30 days Of ma
turity,1 the reduction of the amour,
of ejaculation, the systematic itqui.
ries into the amount Of food ia tbs
c0hntry, which have rosults4 ii .at
discovery that there isDa abundance
and the assurance that if the holder,
will not sell, their surpldsiwill be- i'm
pressed; org 30 }tl1s8 i'g
Rapid Decline in Produce.-U 10
der the operation Of the new impress
fment act, agricultural productions
have rapidly declined. 9 Corn ha
settled at 50 20 per bushel, and bay
lac SIS 0per hundred. A very shor
time since Sl0aSl2 was demanded
! ia the Richmond market for corn ane
$40 for hay. Richmond Wig. %,
lNolssses. "A considerable quanti
Fly Of this article has found it's way
to this city, and is offered for sale BY
the grocers and auctioneers. In for
mer timesgood sugar house molasse'
sold for 10 cents per quart. Since
the war it has attained the elevated
standard Of $40 per gallon. During
the past @ days it has undergone .
Ifall.in price Of over So. As the ar
ticle seems now to be easily attaina
bic, it will doubtless soon get to I
reasonable price. = Richmond Dispatel
Fall tn Flour. Within The pas
week -four has fallen from As to $2G
per barrel. This is nothing mor'
than right. 1t has always been 10,
high, aud only kept up by the spec
Enthusiastically ~ g. Watehua'
Declining.- Flour sold in this mar
ketlast week for $50 a barrel; a declin,
Of $40, and a further decline is ex
Ipected. Somebody will get hut
Charlotte (N CT Dem. 9
sa PROFESSIONS Going Do@n.-lt vii
be seen by reference to our price.
current thai -four and bacon have fall.
en- here from 20 to S25 per cent
Fayetteville " CO. Observer.
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~ q s>stL "a - = ~ - -.
The Forrest Trip 10 Georgia

We have jaatp Seen Mr. Charles
b. Mckinney Tobe) who belongs to
Forests command, and was one of
the gallant spirits who captured !, GAS
Yankees neal Rome few days ago
From Coprtlaud, Ale, their starting
point, to Rome is 500 miles, and our
man rode it,in FIVE days and nights
eating only twice on the route, and
feeding their horses but three times
He has given. US a'any interesting
incidents Of the trip: One Of the
regimen. captured was The third
Ohio, which came here last year, un-
der Gen. OaM Mitchell, and camped
across the river. They remembered
many Of our citizens, and made
various inquiries about them. After
The surrender, the Yankees seemed
to b. greatly mortified when they
learned the. strength Of the force
that bad captured them. The COM
manding officer, Col. Straight, Of Ia
diana, said it was "humiliating for
1000 men to surrender to 400" but
be couldn't help himself. The Yam
KEGS, left CORTLAND withl2,0 men
--our forces. killed and wounded
.35 1, and captured l,649 Forests
force numbered 433. A more gal
liant exploit has not been recorded
during the var, a.s4., .
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oAsr rrxH SHElsYeIrEE, TESE., I
April 3Otb, 1863. !

April 3Oth, 1863. 4
Nr " o. Wallace:
Sin Although distant from the
county Of my nativity still We feel
some anxiety that she gets or on
che risht loot in the ensaipg, August
Il encourages those who
are IN The field TO see principles for
which they are contending apprecia.
sed asd sustained. We cannot hare
a man more warmly devoted, or more
ready to sacrifice all, for the good Of
the cause, than WIS our last Repre-
sentative from Lincoln county; sut
| understand that ne does not want
his name 10 come before the people
Of the county fol; reelection. This
being the case, ! am decidedly in fl
.yor of man who has shown bis de-
yotion to our cause by bis works.
ether things being equal Among
IL not FIRST, stan.ls Capt. VIM P, TOT.
LEY. on, this list who 50 ardently
espoused our cause 10 its infancy In
Lincoln Go ] and be has shown bis
warm devotion to the cause by en-.
listing the first opportunity that was
offered, and serving one year in the
ranks. when he was chosen by biz
company as their leader aud contin
ued with his command until the eyel
memorable second charge at Gaines
. Mill, when be sealed bis devotion t.
odr country's cause with his owl
blood, while CALAMITY leading bi:
! Attle host" to victory. ! In actor
he was cool and decided, and / have
heard the. boys remark that he AMI
The ), lamented Major McLaugaiii
/ ldaring almost TO, fault did mor,
Ito ,rally, the, Brig ade, than any, othe
offer in it, Gen. Archer being al
most jexhaustei--and Lieut., Col
Shacklelard having just fallen. 4
merely give this short sketch as moth
ing but due, one wtO has acted bi
part 90 90 npobly ia the great struggle 70
Southern rights aud Southern inde
fendsnce and would commend him t,
the favorable consideration Of tbt
people Of Lincoln Co., as their can
didate to represent them 10 the low
er branch Of our next. Legislature
believing him 10 bel every wa,
qualified for thet position, and, having
as many claims on tbe people, a
any other man on account of service
rendered. TN 00a.fsa9a 9
A vo1cR FROM THE srH Rna'T TENN. Vols
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Salt! Salt
g EXCHANGED FOR CORN I!

i AM authorized to, exchange Salt
i for see bushels. Corn. for the us. If Tho
citizens Of Lincoln county. These Wishing
10 make the exchange viii deliver the Cor,
at the Depot in Fayetteville. Sacks furnished
by calling at Shackleford's store These hns-
ing Salt Sacks not yet returned will PLEASE,
bring them IN filed with Corn or return the
Sacks Immediately to Shack lefed's store.
W. b. ROBINSON.
March It'd County Agsrt.
Is p S Those wishing to exchange Corn for
Salt, mus; have the Corn ar the Depot in Fay
ettesiile before the LIST OF April aud Sacks
itoibc returned mustbe brought IN before tat
dste7-without fail. Leave the corr with Dir.
Fletcher.
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County Court, Lincoln Co., Tenn.
B. Il. Berry Aaai. and dthefs = sasl .

ID. u. DEITY: AZ M ana otners !.
"a s8tdf 5ys5a s8 ~ amended
Marsaret Hart and Others Bill
= = Bin JoTr Sale Of LAID ana Slaves.
TN this cause it, appearing to The
= Subtraction Of the Court that Margaret
Hart. George Eaton, Joel. Eetops ,Alfad Ea-
TON. Elizabeth Lowery, Thomas Blythe and
Nancy his wife, Solomon Coats and Deiifsh his
twifs, JESSE Eliis, Samuel Ellis, Walker EfIis
and Mary a. Ellis and. Lavisa Francisco are
non-iesidsfts Of the State Of Tennessee It
ii. therefore, ordered bg the Court that pa r.
cation lie made in ths F ATErrEvr,rr 0BsEKv-
sER, newspaper published in the town OF
'Fayerteyffle, lincoln Co.. Penn, for fonf weeks
IN Succession, before ths next term Of this
Court, commanding the said defendants TO
appear at the next term of tie Court to be
hoiden on the first Monday sn June
next, and plead, answer. or densir to saia
compiainants' amerded bill, or the same will
BE- taken fof confessed and set down to be
heard ex parte as t6.fhefrf. p u s19s =,
=. Witness Daniel J. Wilmington. Clerk Of laid
Court, at Office, the Ist Monday in Stay, 1868
N.Y. DANIEL J. WH1TTfNGT6N, elk.
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County Court Lincoln TO-, Tenn.
Edward York and Others
Jane chilaress and 'oihsrs. J
~ Big.for sale Of Land and Szlyes.

Jane Childress and oihsrs. 81 ii
IL Bis.for sale of Land and SzIves.
iJN.tbis cause it appearipg tothe sat-
- ,.isfactjop of the Court that John Childress
Robert chitdress, A L. Belts and MARY his
wife. are beyond the jdrisdiction Of the State
.ef. felnessee-I.is, therefore, ordered by the
Court that publication. be made in the Fay
-ETTEyiLhE OBsEsvEg, a'tewspaptI published
in.the town of Fayetteville, Lincoln county,
Tenn, for four weeks in succession, before
the next term OF this Court, commanding the
said defehdabfs TO appear at The hext'terfh of
the Cont .to.bs holden on the first Monday
muir to complaiEsnfs' Bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set down TO be
heard ex psrte,as7 20. them. y. 80 .sisit
Witness DaniefJ Wilmington. Clerk OF SAID.
Court, at Office, the fist Monday inMay, 1868
my7 DANIEL j. wHITTlNGTONiCik.
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THE. following Confederate officer

RICHMoND May 9. 1868.
fnTHE. following Confederate officer
b. and men have been duly exchanged, ant
are hereby So declared:
- /. All officers aud men who have been de,
livered at City Point at any time previous /,
May 6, 1868.
ssa2. All oficers3esptured at any,placs ,bcfor,
the lst,of April, 1863, who have been released
on parole.
fsss3. ALL men captured In North Carolina o.
IViEsipia'before lstof Mach, 1868, who have
been released oa parole. -. -,
f.. The officers and men captured aud pa
rolled by Gen. s. p. Carter, in his expedition
to East Tennessee in December, last, f.,s..i
g.. The officers and men captured. and pa
xoisd BY Lt COL Siewart at Van Buren,, Ark,
January 25th, 1853 : BY; COL Dickey, i'm De-
cemb Der, 1862, in his march to the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, and BY Capt Cameron At Cor
nth, Miss. 10 Decen1beI, 1862 a. laa!ha
= 6. The officers and men pNclea at Oxford,
Miss !, on the 23J Of December, 1862, at Des
Are, Arkansas, on the ;i7th OF ahuary, 1853,
andiat Baton Rouge. Lason the 2Sth Pebra-
Hlf persons s6o lave s been capture, captured 81
the sea or thssuatess leading to1.he same, or
ppqp the seq COAST 81, tie CeLiedersse.o r Uni
ted States at any time previous 10 December
10Th, 1867 5ss< = y N4ilg 9g1 p
eta. Alleiyilianslwh1 , hays, beegarfsstcd at
any tlme before, the. 9Th May, 1863. and re-
leased on parole, are discharged fr5ni any ansli
every ebh gstiob1 contained In said parole. !
u. ANY spch person has taken any oath, OF, az
Iegiapce to the United States, or given. any
bond. Of ip his release was accom- <, parjed with
ans, othor cou.3,t;,n L 4. ...t...-. 4 -.
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County Court Lincoln Co., Tenn.
OF Grifis and others ISL % SO !.
a. s. Eahdolph and oihsrs saoa-@a
81 $ A lBNlyor san Of Land. zoe -

TNthis cause II appearing to he
= satisf stion5 of. the Court that defendants
Thomas 3. ,Steaaman snd Arthur Cummings
ham Are beyond Tie Jurisdiction Of the State
Of Tehnessee-his therefore, ordered By the
Court that publication be made in the FAY
ErTEvILLE CBsERyER, a newspaper published
in the town Of Fayetteville. Lincoln comfy,
Tenn, for four successive yeekss before the
next term Of this Court, commanding the said
defendants to be and appear at the next term
Of the Court to. be holden on the first MOn-
day In June next, and plead. answer or
demnr to complsiuants' bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set down for hearing
ex parte as-to them. - snsa 4, slafi
l., Witness Daniel : Wilmington, Clerk of said
3Coiirt. at Office. the list Monday in Nav. 1866.
; niy7 FDAN1EtSJ WELLINGTON, elk. ?
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Battle Of Charlottesville.

The N. Y. Tribune acknowledge.
1.-THE defeat Of the Federal army ii
the Battle Of Charlottesville, and ii
/ the Course Of long article says:
The Eleventh Corps fled PAM,
stricken TO- the rear, tho artillery run
ming ilengthwise through Gen.Shnrz'
Eentire division, breaking his lines
and throwing bis command 10. sucf
disorder that it also fled in confusion
he The losses in the, Sixth Corps, i'm.
mediately under Hooker, from care.
ful returns, are estimated al, 5000
iIaii 4 great number OF :. our wounded
fell into the hands Of the enemy
Odrsdead on the battlefield are still
lunbnried, and the wounded are un.
donbted!y dying 10 great numbers for
want of attention. Gen. Hooker i.
very. much depressed. E-2Lsse
fredericksburg and the heights be-
yond have been Ieeecupiedl b. the
enemy, and the, situation, Isl subs.an.
italy as it was before our advance
os The retreat Of .Hooker's army pro-
duced a great panic at Aqua, and
everything movable was placed on
board the boats at the landing ri
~
5 tSsdgEicksa having failed ito join
Hooker via the fredericksburg and
GordousviIle plank read, and being
hard pressed, 5he crossed the Kappa.
hanaork, and saved his Corps from
alnihilalioD. The experiment cost
him some six thousand mensa# asll = /
Is The army isnot papic-striekep, ibntl
il is certainly greatly demoralizad BY
this inglefions retreat &c .oa.
.ss. 6 The armysis sale, With . G, GEO
lever, men in its ranks, and a much
larger number unfit fos- duty 81 sso1
CO..
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d NOtiCe!
NI.L persons simiebtedstd ". 8

HI.L personssimiebtedstd w. y X
a IL PETTY. can have an .ePportanisy Of
settling, by, calling on me at my Office, .oETo-
sitss the FAfETTEsfEEE OBSERVER Prihtsn
Office: No3'is az good time to- pay aff xhils
monsy-is plenty. Edol't q k anything bcstei
than Cpniedefats money. ~
sbthe liay have ofsbitsfia and
think tn IS haye. settled. All ,Aose5who arr
not certain Of having settled, ,will: lease
call and See. '.sAes w. w. PETTY.
Nay Z. la6a-a4f.. 9al lael , l.-assl =.
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{ There IS much talk at the North
Eof another assault upon chaTlsston.
IT is said that LiGeolh has determined
that Charleston shah be taken. d! the
Monitors destroyed III the attempt
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EDUCATION.
.N,ManGav.the 16th of th;s

~ ~ Huta y|tnd 9th OF thle month.
" MISS MARY ANNA sMcEwRN wilt
reopen her School for the rocet ticr Of p;u-
pils stitte Female sosiensx. The vsesiisn,
~ s,s so q tvs p.oa.A. Terms as rsna.
roaH Have Commenced earlier. bst foars N,
fccupancyef the ACADEMY sd 1ossds hs
party Of soldiers. FEB IL, 1861
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sVaAA nAvA 6"A SSoiH - TVAh = 4
We have before US private Letter
from Sparta, Tenn, containing a dis.
patch from Gen. Morgan, dated Mon.
ticello, KY, May IL, s A. NJ, il
which be says: 4
q-1H1 EicFe7 cgs--3s, aSct
80 have met the enemy, 10000
strong-tbe' cavalry under 7WooIfcrd,
the Infantry under Gen. Carter and
have repulsed them With, heavy loss.
They retrcatedl across the Cumbsr-
land. leaving the baggage, camp
equipage, So, 10 my hands. They
lost 800 drowned while crossing the
river. Lam on the field ,burying
dead Yankees My loss is light,
considering two days engagement
General Morgan has been turned
loose, with instructions 10 report TO
no one but Gen. johnson. The Yam
KEGS will hear from him again soon.
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blythe pseprietofs.

: ~ The following. good Bit Of hu-
NOR copl1nt come from any other
paper than The ,Rs5sl:, - s,,,s !.
The Federal General wick
1ickered out. At Cbaheellorsyille.-
He lost six thousand men crossing
the river. -,
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A Welcome Present.


I. Cur valued I friend, Mrs, Eshie
.H u has placed Cd Us rs under obliga'
tions for q large bovlsos las nice BIT.
ter asoeyer graced a table, a bucket
of ctesn Peas, the largest seen here
this season. and q good supply Of
fins irish Potatoes -for all Of which
We offer thanks bounteous. .aej ssi
Like dew-drops which gather from contsc.
with flowers, ~ .-.-.
'u a fragrance and beauty which rought else
.isI'gu zcould giyeS'if91slt gs9fi SosIl.
The of'rings Of friendship ip iife's dresry hours
Give rise to emotions the .swestest that live.
4 - 80 i. TU---
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The LIST Tennessee Reginent--.

This regiment was ia the Battle
Of Charlottesville, and condpctsdi
itself most gailantly.ls 1T went
iutesthe,aigh $50 strenga and lost
lbs insskilIed and wounded. We
have not seen Q list Of the casualties.
except in Co. G : Fayetteville Guards
(which, We learn BY private letter,
lost ,Eos. BqJMeElrey killed, James
Fletcher Com mortallyssHoundt
ed, and John Kelso, leg shO, of.
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Take Notice

DERSONS sending TO the hrua Store Cor
I Drugs or Medicine, Will please send
their Sialsor bottles - ,onf sf1cE issxssnsf+
ed. (Oct2) DIEMER & MILES.
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NToffcgy

CTHAHEh from mynfarm on The
~ 30.h Of April last, eEe, souef HORSE. S
yezS Ella this SPRING ab5nt rs hahds high, a
white streak in his face. two if not three
skits fest, asofs On his lefs ankle behind. s.
Any one ,yhowil. give informstion. so l
can get hin Wils BE Iibefal'sf rewarded FIR bis
troubless.I .asf( III C. fWtfITAKER.
sMay7 1983ze,s
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SALE or LAND

4 - AsS ~ n ~ w IL UetfSt Oh TIE
County Court Of Lincoln County, Tennes-
sec, pronouhced at its April term, 1868. in
tae. case OF Bebjamin T. Smith, A6mr, Dc
n ! ior saleiof Land--I viii 90 Saturday,
the 23d May next. sen 20 the highest bid
der, on the premises, subject to the widows
nsbtlof dover, ona credit .of-ons and two
Years except ave per cent. to. be paid in cash.
136 ACRES OF LAND mentioned in the
pieaiihgs. Said Land IS Situated in Efrfcofn
COUNTY. Tennessee, son The waters Of Brad.
shaw Creek, and in Civil District No.. Is
tfor descriptive Boundaries, de-. see Deed in
County CIerk'sofice) -beiongiDg to the estate
Of James Wright, dec, aand on which he re-
sided at the time Of bis death It is telers-
bly, well improved the particulars mad,
knswq. opday Of sale. and alien retained ON
said Land until the purchase money Is maid.
~ DANIEL j. WHITTlNGTON. 20
April l6.or Clerk and Special Com missioner
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-21
.Re-lnterred-

Ne-lntcfre0- -.
We have omitted 10, mention
taat the remains Of three gallant sol.
diers ffom,this county, I'm. A Wad.
die, Anos s. Small, aud John Bright,
who died in Virginia Of wounds re.
ceiyed there, we're. disinterred and
brought to this State for re, burial q
few weeks since, The first was placed
in the burying.grouud in this place,
the latter in Winchester, and the sec.
ond, we believe, on Norris Creek,
10 this county.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-21
HNGDHsM6LrE.

a Ii persons having Claims sdessainis
the estate Of William PhRp5s. dec, wifi
please present them, iautbtpticatedt according
70 law, and. within. The. time prescribed, by
Law; otherwise they viii be forever Barred.
~ April 2.Ai61ola AZ r. SMITHlaz5u.ry