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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1865-12-14
CANDIDATES..
SATURDAY, March 4Tn, 1865
FOR SHERIFF..

or We are authorized To announce Vim.
IL. Muores. Esq. q candidate ior Sheriff
of Liucoln county.
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IN CHANCERx.

LII SE1<A IN C63S x
! David F. Hobbs and wife and ethersl Dec.
:, VS.. Rules
John and Joseph Farrar and others.S 1865.
|nN motion of compliments by their coun.
" sci, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Clerk aud Master from the alleg uions
in the bill, that defend ants Hiram Franklin and
wife Jane are non-residents of the State of
Tennessee--It is, therefore. ordered that pub
iication be made in the FAYETrEvILLE ODsEg-
YER, newspaper Published in the town Of
Fayetteville, for four consecn i've weeks, COM
manditg said defendants to appear at or before
the next term of the Chancery Court, to be
holden for the county Of Lincoln. atthe court
house in the town of Fayetteville, on the
fourth Monday in February nert, and plead.
answer or demur to complainants' bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing ex parte.
A copy; R. FARQUHARSON,
dec IL elk and II.
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LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.

We are authorized by CHAS. w. STEW
ART, who IS now the sole proprietor. 70 sell
at haLf original cost. rather than suffer any
one to undersell us. and this injunction we
will most certainly obey to the very letter.
We have in store large and varied assort-
mont IF
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1865-12-14

IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
l. Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee. pro-
nounced al It's November term, 1855, will.
or Wednesday. the 10th day OF
January, 1850. atll o'clock A. VI. ofssr
for sale on the premises, on credit of one
and two years--except ID per cent, which
will be required In cssh--the
Tract OF Land
belonging to the heirs of John Strong de-
ceased, situated in Civil District No, 4. Linz
coin county, Tennessee, bounded on the North
by tho lands Of William Rsnegar, East by
the lands OF John Moorehead. deceased
South by the lands Of John G. Webb. ard
W est by the lands Of Thos. G LLOYD, contain-
ing about lO8 scres--and will be sold by the
aere--an accurate survey Of which will DO
made before the day Of sale.
Bond with two or more good and Sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchaser.
and lien retained upon the Land until az
the purchase money is paid.
E. s. WOODARD.
Doc7 Clerk and Specill Commissions.
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job Printing
Of eray description, neatiy done at this Office,
On reasonable terms. All srork delirered .ches
promised. Try us.
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DRY GOODS
AND
AS:.,AssA,sS:.Als.A,,Ss:,sN
NeSi Side of sl,e SUasnre
W est Side OF the Square.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED,

NV y, I NE Q " DEIS !U Ed, 3kXs
w not having been so fortunate osE2Sy
as to save sufficiency from the ravages of the
late war, 10 conduct business upon The scale
We would desire, (and as some Of our more
favored competitors must yield to the force
OF circumstances, and be content for the future
with comm ission upon sales. We would
therefore. respectfully invite the attention of
the public to our stock, feeling couf tent If
the ability to give entire satisfaction both in
regard to prices and quality of Goods but If
in this we fail. then we desire not your Gus
tom, believing as we do, it to be duty in
cum ent unOn avery ono IN Inv or tho
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1865-12-14
In CnANCERY,

james W. Holman, Adm, and others ! Dec.
vc Rules
c. P. Flack and others. 1865.
I'm motion of complainant by his counsel.
~ and It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk AMI Master from the allegations in the
bill, that defendants c. P. Flack, r. D.
Turner aud wife Martha a., S. K. Nc
Farland and wife Musadora L., George B.
beason at d wife Amanda NJ, Elvira, Jose
Phin0, Robert +. and William A. Rountree
and James III. Allen are nonresident of the
State OF Tennessee-It is, therefore. ordered
that publication be male in the FAYETTEvnLE
OBSERVER, newspaI er published in the town
of Fayetteville, for four consecutive weeks,
commanding said defendants to appear at or
before Il c next term of the Chaucery Cour'
to be holden for the county Of Lincoln, at the
courthouse in the town of Fayetteville, on
the JourtA lfonfay an February merit and plead.
answer or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing ex parte. A cow:
dec IA R. FARQUHARSON, Gam.
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Fayetteville Observer
THURSDAY, DEC IA, 1865.
NEATLY PRINTED BLANKS

Tor Magistrates Gad Co,ssta6ies, gust fsixsed
q,sd for sale at this Office.
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Siaves! Sfaves!

+ WISH to purchase from Ga
! 100 to 5000 Barrel Slaves. for
which viii pay sftsen dollars per thousand,
cash. on delivery to ne in Fayeitsville.
Dec Z, 1861 D. J. HUFFMAN.
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CONTAINING full, IMPARTIAL, and
" graphic descriptions Of the varioue
military and naval engagements, with the
heroic deeds achieved by armies and individ-
uais. touching scenes and incidents in the
camp, the cabin. the field, the hospital, and
biographical sketches of its heroes, by SAM
UEL SCAMUcKEB. LID, revised aud COM
pleted by L. P. BRoCKEr.
Illustrated with over one hundred and
twenty-five fine Portraits and Battle Scenes
B1r Those wishing this work can
obtain it by calling at the Morton
House, Fayetteville. and subscribing
sith NEwCoME F. THOMPSON, sole
agent for lincoln county.
The work can be bad only through
lis regular agents. Nov % Pm
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Maeriagts;


In this county, Monday, 4th inst, Mr.
W. d. WADE and Miss LOUISA j. CLIFF.
In this county, Tuesday, 9Th inst, Mr..
JAMES t. BARKER and Miss LOUISA ]
JORDAN.
In this county, Wednesday, 9th inst, Mr..
d. j. HINES and Miss X. III. SAWYERS.
In this county, Wednesday, 9th inst. Mr.
JAM Els NJ. McFERRAN and Miss NANCY
N. JONES.
In this county, Thursday, 7th inst, Mr.. w.
j. RANEY and Miss SARAH IL. McMIL-
LEN.
In this county, Monday, 18th inst, Mr..
GEORGE GOODWIN and Miss FRANCIS
SMITH.
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Tract OF Land
Chancery Sale of Land.
IN TI,rrsS.y ,r,o 0zs, A. Il


Chancsry Sale of Land.
I'm Thursday. the 2Est day OF
" December. lS65--in pursuance OF
decree pronounced at the February term
1851, and revived at the August term, 1858.
in the case of Vim. II. Bailey - David Sui
livan and o:hers--I will attend on the prem
Uses, and offer for sale to the highest bidder:
on credit Of six months,
FOUR SMALL TRACTS OF LAND,
belonging to David Sullivan being the sans
conveyed by him to W. II. Bailey and Jacnb
Anthony, as mortgage, BY deed dated Feb
ruary il. 1859. and registered in tn e Regis
ter's Office. in Book X, on pages 35B u,
Said Land lies in District No. 5, on the wa.
tiers of the Little West Fork Of Mulberry
Creek, and contains--lst tract, about 100
aeres--2nd, acre and 1913 poles--3rd. acres
and "a poles--4tb. 321a acres and 20 poles
and viii be sold in one or more lots as may
be deemed advisable from the right Of
redemption by said Sullivan.
Notes with two or more approved securities
will be required Of the purchaser. and lieu
retained for the purchase money.
K. FARQUHARSON.
Nov 30 Clejk and Nastey.
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GEsES'E AND SAW
MILLS

NJ IL IL IL ~
AT THIS TIME IN OPERATION!
The Mill Site is on Elk River, and there is
an nnfaling supply of water. The Rail Road
passes within $50 yards of the Mills.
At the same time and place. and on the
same terms, will be sold oNE-THIRD interes.
III
G1'dst Mil,
being partnership property, OH the lands of
Travis Ashby on the Little West Fork of
Mulberry Creek in said county.
For particulars apply to the undersigned at
his house. ARNER BRADY.
Erecutor Of alexander Brady, dec.
Dec. IA, 1865.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

UNEASY LIES THE HEAD. ErC.-Accordin~ to
newspaper writer's. the regning monarchs of Eu-
rope. in spite of the present peace. have un-
easy time Of it. The King OF Prussia is not lik-
ed by his people. The Emperor of Russia is in
constant dread of assassination from the hands
OF some vengefuI Pole : and the Sd'arday Rcrie'c
has the following about the Emperor of the
French
Even now, with apparently confirmed dy-
thrty-fve millions is seen dragging Il two-hor>e
under the anxious and studied protection of the
police. These two Young men in fashionable at
tire. cantering little ahead, police agents
that mi1die-agcd gentlema an riding with lady
some fit,y PAGES behind, is another small knots
of apparent lounrfS are on the watch niong the
ride and an armed force would start up at the
first >,n of suspicion or alarm. When II ball
Mas given 20 the Emperor and Empress at dis
tueu shed cmhl->v. the list of invitations WAS
carefully revised by the Perfect. his sab. who.
not having some ii his people stationed in the
chamber, Insisted ON cards OF invitation to
enable others dressed and decorated for the
purpose to minglc with the company. When
the Emperor hon1rcl the Blron IL Roth hschlG
hr Joining shooting party at his ch tte.9u. the
eiitirc establishment placed under strict sur
veillauce during the preceding fortnight and
,vLr.. his Imn"rill IirSly took the fell the
p.iri,bo,. ug country was corHe like a besieged
tuWu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

4 HfRRIcAxE-It smote the earth with force
and filled il with "A terror beyond any previous
conception All nature seemed to be IN convni-
sions if the universe had been going to wreck
the scene could scarcely have been more fright
full. Houses were overturned and dashed to
pieces the largest trees snapped Off or torn up
by the roots men, cattle. and the limbs Of the
trees were lifted up into the air and blown about
like feathers the waters OF the river were tossed
from its bed the thunder roared with frequent
peels which began in deafening crashes and
continued in proc ged echoes gradually growing
fainter until they died in the distance during
the intervals the air was full of shrieks and
groaus Of the men and women buried in the
ruins of buildings, crushed by falling trees
the lightning flashed with dtzzling brilliancy
against sky black midnight ; and although
was sheltered by large rock, it was with the
greatest difficulty that could hold on my hat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

ARrraAs WARD. JR., travelling Snowman. Is
about investing his :. surplus filthy lncre - in
the :. Mad Hen Lake Co. which he thus des-
cribes: Those company. accordn' to thare
prospecticuSs is the knee plus nl'ry. Ii has
louo1ooto akers an it half perch of land with
all the moieru Improvements onto Il ; we'll OF
never f.iein cod liver lie at the frunt door, and
;.nutfer ut the barn. an Il fine stream OF double
refined Petroleum parses throu the premises al
So sevril men. hosses, irlincs, an other Hnlmils
erected on the property. fer diggin and purnpin
The same make bold to sa that Nu.I Hen Lake
AIR onsltrpasSable. Its stox should be in every
well-regiil tted family. They 90 rite TO the spot.
an contane no merkury. an the Ladies' air DELFT
ed with 'em-etSeitery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
WeaveWjIIe. Saturday, April 8, 1865
A G f n T 5 .

L. ?, FISHER l11l5 Washington street up stairs) San
Francisco hearty opposite Magure's Opera IIou-eis our
only authorized Agent in that city
f. X. PlIlPPS Sd street between and ~ is authorized
and receipt Tor advertisements and subscriptions
tr this paper at Sacramento
HENRY :. MARTIN. Postmaster at Junction City. will
receive subscriptions 10 the ouENL in that section and fur
n> our printed receipts
Subscribers To the ,rRN, Du=la City will receve'ur
printed receipts hy leaving the due with kELTDN
* KELLOGG, our auth1rizei agents.
At North Fork \. WATERS is authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH. manln viii transact all business pertain
ing To this office AT the several points below North Fork
ClAS NosE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY X RANTZAU Agents a Lewiston.
A. q. PRICE. L. and Justice GUSTAV TIL GDE are au-
th"rize 10 receive and receipt r subscriptions the ,t
A q Canon Creek.
ESprean EGGS is authorized receive and receipt
subscription, in the Hay Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
Spetial aotiecs.
MRS. 5. A. ALLEN.
A Lady Of World Wide Reputation

eg Mrs. :. A. Aliens Worlds HAIR RestOr-
and ZyIobalsamum or Worlds Hair
Dressing unequaed and 50 ackno~ LEGGED hy all
Who Is. them restoring invigoratin9. h,ntiiyng and
dressing Hair. rendering soft. silky and glossy and
, no,in il to remain any desired position; quickly
cleansing Ire scalp arre>ting fall mparting healthy
aud natural the Hair They never fail To restore
grey hair original youthfu color They at directly
upon the the Hair ewing them the natural nou
i-huent required M ladv toilet is complete without the
Zyipal-amu Hair 1t clean-cs the hair and
in,ar, a delightful fragrance, and is suited
ln.iil N,.uIl md n,l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

WHILE on an Indian subject the editor of the
Gold Hill Nelcs wrote the following " Speak
ing of Iniins, puts rs in mind of little sto-
ry In the winter Of - and %, party of
the early settlers of the Trinity region were star
lied. one day. by the appearance of some eight
or ten Indians. each swinging by the tail the
ohastly head of Il Chinalnan. Casting down his
hileons burden at the feet of the miners, the
chief craveiv inquired, :. What you call him p
The horriied miners answered, = Cinnamon :
heads" The puzzled red man 'hook his head
and replied = Ingin no savvy Him (pointing
to the heads go quack qnack all the same
as duck: him hab long tail like rat Ingin no
sayyv-Ingin kill EN-.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
Wrrklu rinitu aournal'

&C. County Uarranfs and GrsenbneEs taken at
at their ruling value in payment fr subscriptions 10 this
paper To soldiers in the service the JuaSAL
Will be furnished for Grceubacks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

DIsGrsTED.-M. II. Myrick, ESD. Prosecuting
Attorney Of Tehama county. whose experience
is by means singular. at a late term of Court
in that county became disgusted with the con-
duct of the trial jurors. and addressed OF
them rs follows
= In oldcn times, upon the authority Of divine
history. we learn that certain cities were set
apart cities of refuge. to which those who had.
by accident or mi>h Up. committed il homicide.
light fee, and there he safe from seizure hy
ayengjng friends. Tehama county is rapidly be-
coming county of refu re, whittier not only the
unfortunate may flee but whittier rogues of the
deepest We may hi'ie themselves and bid justice
defance-where verdicts of guilty are never
know n. and where nobody is hung but jurors
themselves. This reputation has. as the facts
bear witness, filled our population with law
breakers of various descriptions. The records
show but rare convictions--showlng that pubic
sentiment is not alive to the responsibilities oil
jurors
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

KIssixG-Josh Billings says there's - one cold,
blue. lean kiss that always makes him shver to
see Two persons fov the femail perswashuu)
who hiv witnesst a CRATE many yunger and more
pulpy daze. mete i'll sum publick place, and not
having saw each uther Ter ~ hours tha kiss i'm
megiately then tina tork about the weather and
the young man who preeched yesterday, and
then tha kiss immegiatcly and then tina blush aud
lirf at what tha sa tew each other and kiss again
immegiately. This kind of kissing always puts
me in mind ov old fints triein2 tu strike FIRE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

An exchange gives the following funny report
of proceedings at "A recent church festival. Min
ister ascends the music stand and says
Ladies' and Gentlemen-we have engaged
this hall for four hours The rules OF our church
forbid dancing. Ii you choose to go On and
override us Nv mere physical force we cannot
prevent Won but cannot let this pass without
entering my protest against IT,
High alto voice from the rear OF the hali-A-
a amen. Basso Inoflalo voice, from the same
locelitv-A-a-a-meni .'T,ke vour partners for
a auadrille
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

co Spectator relates that some time ago mer-
chant of that city lost his wife and invited his
clerks to attend her funeral They did so, and
not little astonished, when pay day ar
rived, to find that they had not only been ''dock-
ed for the lost day, but charged for the car
riage they rode in This is what we cali decid-
edlY mean.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
"Unpue>iionabiy she best sustained work
of the kind ia thc World
Darpfr's New Ncn!hi, Magazine
c1ie,j Nt.r,s .ffr r.

lri- tl,e fa.n,,i Tae,l,n" II tt 1.. ! it''ie H's'
h4, a IA delightful te mi'ifHn 'fH' ''
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etad Baltimore
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

The PRlvfLEGE OF EVERY LOYAL MAs.-The
triumph Of the parts organization in Sacramento
cannot hnt be regarded with pleasure hy every
true adherent Of the Union cause. If errors eyIss
in the party. they must he corrected inside the
limits of the party. Every loyal man has the
privilege participating the primary elections,
and having expressed his opinion by his vote, 1t
is his solemn duty to abide by the result 1t is
necessary to have harmony in the organization
in order to succeed at the general election, and
to preserve harmony, factonsts should be disre-
earGed and the ticket nominated in convention
by the representatives of majority of the party,
should be sustained. The question has been
emph:tticAlIy decided by the intelligent voters Of
the Capital City. and it will doubtless have its
effect all over the State. The men who will bolt
fair conventions. or run . independent tickets,
will he clas>ei where they beloug-with the al
lies of the Copperheads. They cannot delude
any great number of voters for the policy Of
standing by the regular organization is being ac-
cepted as fixed fact, all over the entire State.
-Solaao Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

TuE San Francisco Flag learns that Barnum Is
in treaty for the identical dagger with which the
Narysville Express says that Lincoln, IN his de-
I;rium. stabbed the vitals Of the nation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

LARGE WHEAT FIELD.-The orovile Record
saws Gen. Bidwell has one wheat field contain
ing a thousand acres The indications are that
the Weld Will not be less than forty bushels to
Ii n..rn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

SOME unusually large tracks were discovered
one morning lately in Columbia lhe Courier
supposes that Zach Montgomery had been max
ing a raid on that town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

If your hair is thin try it, -curv try if harsh try if
u,treess Try if oite,e try it, for all wh"usc will
preserve their hair through life. For r,c by all Druggi-ts
Agents California, II ,>etter, Smith Dean. Fran
cisco. lS-s.i tin.
4 Practical Cricaton.--T3rrmC C NOT. r. ALL A =
sAGtNrs-The admirable Crichton the greatest o-cn
h day. accustomed To seek controversy with the
>pir- of the French and Italian college. by milling cal-
l-n4c- the -ae> o those institutions Thomas IIcowav
the of the popular medicinal. bear
- has adopted public AMI comprehensive WAY
ieflna Error ana c,h-in. Truth IIe t, advertised
hi- Pills and Ointment in nearly every newspaper
worI anI fortified his pr1claiation~ witla Of authentic
testimony -uan, ',- ,ou s prudent a,l.
Chrieton great 'hcori,t. Holloway Is Of ft-.
lie takes fr his premise, twenty years successful rrac-
ana uauncrabi. we'll attetc, and AXIS The world
draw it, concu-o He hl, simple and lcr~picu-
theory The Of all li-c,-e,. and upon
M theory tia composition Il his fnuu- remedies j. based
lu he r:'fiy d-i,- that the experimental proof of their
v r>t better passport public confidence than
h ,,l =, il,- 'lr,l rpon the canscs which lie at
+,:- ;s hin. c1"rt~. In the n:,r
- ,,;o .1yi!.cr something's 'rerHIt IL
~ 'Ii r,'- I, thcr.. never lsyed ih" hnveser
,,auc.t tlm: ,l,i ono -ii' array 81 iir'-. me-
tr.u 1r ,,n,- . If ii rctra" 'rri"r t" thc a'ta"k-
oi the brilliant drlanr, INV = i' - "',''''N
presents 10 tir c,4r. of liy,l drag ms. ~ ''' ''' "'
aj- ,.,,,n. d j If tr,- sands ,'- her a I = ,,'F
di-t,~e. l f-rr Iui!uway ihN"i'"'t "
tie, -it- at envy an, p!t-.r'
Wl.it :. his c.cti7.1 Have n Ii prcr1, II y -
I..y.I h.t~t,r3- Fictit- ia clin,e m y"
nqHs-1 of the e profession lad No. =
lri "ni verdict l1-'i # 1t'"r'i' inrnf'hi-:
+ Fr rf~l.u-. this pGrti. cou-Glt tio rf~- every
who're ir-1ut,4i'i- tlc cords 81
h., i,e}. ;hc u,ti.ulty letters ,'rinrc- and la-
t:civr> governments nnd public ni"n throughout
the rll. These are II ''uw W. vouchers. VIII" J. lie-
iar.I l., urc-t'n trrl :-Lrp'!rn HiIac+. III.
w Hope for the AnIicted.-IN' a.r.ther part of
this paper VIII l found the advertisement "i the celebrated
Institute e-t:t -,.! y Dr G. Eoun-.i '1 In ihsase
ol rltr .tani-n rn /" tie suffering I"
point them vlore they ii lf'inn f' wish
a.il luc. ll " the sEil:rl N"'tt
fhrul--y, of
ot r,iu ard shame. 'v 'i- tgr and secure totl
aul h4.rtti.-, -icl treIlic do not l"--
,ir r,l the advertisement and iic The ',,icc bnpt
forget the n!'nhrr hcmrnirr directing Yunr letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street san Fran
ci-ro ttss-u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

THE SOLDIER VorE SUsrAIXED.-Dnring the
Presidential campaign last year, says the Sofano
Press. Mr.. Litchfcld. of Vallejo, Union man,
bet $500 with George Edgar, Copperhead. that
Lincoln wonld receive at least $1,000 majority
in California; james Macarlv held the stakes,
and after the Secretary Of State decltred the Of
fetal vote. he very properly delivered over the
nancy to Iitchfcd. Edgar commenced suit
apain<t Macartv. to recover the money deposited
in his hands. alleging that the soldier vote had
been wroncfuly counted. and that the correct
maiorifv WAS only trifc over l5,G00. The case
was tried in Justice Growers Court. IN | an intel
lgcnt Jury after herring the evidence, returned
a vcric for defendant
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
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