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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-06
.S1grO E0i.aTiiv.

IL is really almost incredible how
fast the widest and most visionary
schemes of the extreme Radicals are
becoming sober facts Had any one
vontured to predict, at the time of the
Chicago convention, that the then so
called Republican party would soon
make negro suffrage plank in their
platform, ,he would probably have been
pronounced crazy by an overwhelm-
ing majority. But it was done, never
theless, and we then predicted that,
having given the negro equal political
rights, he and his friends would soon
insist on an equal social equality;
that by admitting him TO the ballot
box and forcing him upon the hust-
ings. we could not expect to keep him
out of our families, churches, schools,
benches, iuries, public convcyances,
hotels, etc. The late disturbances at
New Orleans, Richmond, and other
places, both North and South, show
how speedily this prediction has been
realized, and also the fact that there
is really no intermediate ground on
which the status Of the negro can be
satisfactorily settled Having been
made the full political peers of tho
whites in the South, the colored por-
tion Of the population naturally claim
first the right to a seat in public con-
vcyances. 1t is no use that vehicles
are set apart exclusively for them, for
they refuse toagree to such a compro.
mise. They feel outraged at the bare
idea that such a distinction should be
drawn, and attempt constantly to OBJ
tain what they consider their rights
by appeals to force. Nor will the ne.
groes stop here The next step will
be to demand admittance to hotels
and inns, and that upon precisely the
same principle. Tho law regulates
public hotels as il does conveyances,
aud entities every traveller to lodging
and food The negro can, therefore,
with tbs same propriety, claim seat
at our dianor.tables as he can in the
street cars. SucA an arrangement
might perhaps be Objectionable TO
some tastes, but this is not sufficient.
The question is whether the Ameri-
can people are quite prepared for ae-
cepting all the practical consequences
of that equality of races which tho
leading spirits of the dominant major
lity have perhaps only meant to assert
! in theory.-Detr0f Free Press.
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c,t,ncanoal,e and Ohio Railroad.

Nh ~
A meeting of the committee of citizens
OF Alhcmarls on this subject was held on
Monday IT Charlottesville to consider the
orcstion Of subscribing to the stock Of tho
chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
3. II. MAGnUpER presided, and stated the
object Of the meeting. Colonel FoNTA1SE
followed Mr.. Il. in clear and snccinct
statement OF the arguments in favor Of
going ahead with the work and Of Albe-
marie subscribing literally to it.
The committee, after some discussion,
raised a resolution recommending that tie
county Of Albemarle subscribe 5000, 900 to
the stock Of the company to assist in the
completion of the great work to the head
Of steam navigation on the kanawha.
A general meeting Of citizens had been
called FOR the same day but this was post
poncd until next court day because Of the
latcncss Of the hour at which the commit
fec adjourned. We arc satisfied with the
views Of the committee, but would have
preferred an expression Of the views of the
pcoplc. Had the committee talked less
the people might have had chance.
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PARTY Meet;up in Albemarle

The county OF Alhemaric leads OFF in
the matter Of party organization on the
Republican tack in cooperation with the
unconditional Union men," who recently,
in this city, put forth an address declaring
their purpose to be to carry out the pFln-
ciples Of the convention in the African
church in this city. At this meeting
THOMAS WooD presided and j. L. COCHRAN
acted as secretary. A committee was APP
pointed to prepare resolutions. TINS COM
nit,ce discharged that duty by reporting
resolutions, Of which the following Is the
most important:
:, E.saircd. That having consented ~ Goou
<ritl, to the reconstruction OF me southern
S,n,.a uudrr the Sherman -ShcliaharGer oil,
u,n consider ourselves a. bound III honor 10 me
unconditional maintenance OF the mon OF
these States, and that Wc regard tho "cl!aI'oi
ylrri,ia and Of the other southern States rs
r.niIi,.in,, ,har our people should cooperate
y..ih the party that viii give liz protection loI
If, and property. and believing that III" lie
n,,bIirnu party of The United States alone has
she power TO Civ" ~ $uch llotcctloh VIZ w.
sire to &C. opcrat" with them
The committee further recon- mcndcd
tnat the following gentlemen be appointed
q dcIcration to The convention OF uncon-
,Ii,jonal Union men TO be held in this city
on the Isl of August, and they were &C
cordimgIy appointed:
fudge Alexander Eivcs, William /. Early,
WilIi,,, + Gordon Drurv Wood. John
wood. Jr. George v Macon. Colonel Wyatt,
Iohu G. Bo~cuck. I!orac" u. Burnley, DR.. n.
q Infancy, K. &. Crank. James i Slmons,
.I,inrs Wayiand. Edw IN i. Brown, DIR. Wil-
i,m f. Eibb William II. ~ou.htil George
Il Erov.n, Dr John Il. Woods. ". ". Gil
Inrr. .Iarn.. Garland Samuel g. White,
Stuucl q Moon br John Il. Baylor, John
II Tinhcrl1k", Eli Am"s, n. Il. barnett,
Alfred Cnrurnt.r. : :. Moore" Daniel +.
Watson. P"yton :. Coles, Major Redmond, +.
s. Johnson. Edward Coles, James {. Chill
dress John Coles william Branch, William
a Turner George ", billiard. j. VI. Chew
iur LcutrnHnt- Colonel HARRISON, Jeremiah
y Early Il j.. EHdius, William wool, ID.
W puryIs, !. x. Bark>dal".
We give their names that people ac-
ouaiutcd in Alhomarlo may understand
the responsibility Of this movement. An
other resolution was adopted urging the
people of other counties 10 follow the OK
an,lc thus set them, and give in their ad-
h.Siou to "thc Republican party OF the
United States as alone having the power
"to" give us protection for life and
property"
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DECISION As To lAVoLUNTAKY BANk-
Rrrrs.-.Iudgc Giles, Of the United States
District Court in Baltimore, has decided
that petitioner asking that q debtor DC
made an involuntary bankrupt must nave
claim subsis,ing at the time that the ac'
of bankruptcy was committed; that with
ont the avcrmcnt that the defendants
were baukrupts at the time, OF maze INC 1
deed in contemplation of bankrnp.c!' u
cou)d not be regarded as an act OF bank
rup,cy within the meaning of the act o.
Congress, and that the avcrment must DC
So, forth in the preliminary petition.
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rs RICHMOND TRUNk FACTORY,

Eis
Those I'm want OF we'll made, durable lhD. nc
can got IA cir supply at factory prices ana AZ Luz
sarre time encourage HOME TSfkEPRi'E' VIC
te.r q yood assortment Of orr own make on haho'
and ma he TO order such styles so the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements 10 suit
their own convenience. Labor is cheaper here
Than I'm the North, aid materials ust az cheap az
In the North. The freight and drayage on "ri-
nary size Trunks will average ono dollar apiece;
70 wa "a We the profit that the northern nanutaciu'
ror makes and the cost Of freight and dfayase.
The purchaser can sea by the above facts that VIC
arc enabled 10 sell HOME MADE TRUNKS Tor
,ys7 than northern TRUNKS Of same quality are
sold in this market.
REPAIRING We also do all kinds OF REPAIR
ING, when, with smal outlay, you can save The
expanss Of buying new ones and while an Ola
Trnnk will not look ~ well as new one, YET u
will be lust a. strong Il new one. We also Tx
! LOCKS and Gov ERS on Trunks.
W. have also oar usual large supply OF bo"lS'
SHOES and GAlTEkS Of the latest styles and best
make made expressly FOR us, All widths ana slzes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper
MARCUS HARRIS 1: BRO,
No. 1888 Broad street, corner Fifth,
and 10. 9.a Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory a. No. :35 broad street, corner Of
Fifth. j. IT'S
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nr VOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE

ng NOW - YOUR ti'ANCE ~ SE'Ihh
THE 1hEhiLSi pa =" ~ 49,. .rrr.
ever offered In this city by cailDS idla ZEN
at JULIUS SitLLS, w M"'h e'r'e'' os'"''''
Ninth and Tentl Owing 10 The scarcity q money,
! am sailing OIL ny entire stock OF DSY GOODS a
1'' 81 49,, -, ,.,, ~ IN ,,i.. n.b far. bar.
,.t.e o.
go. "'''' 60" ,,., I,, .,1,, mo
English Bcraye. soc, very cheap;
'1'' - -, >, ..... :. .n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

o. I" PICNIC PARTIES,
and eli who love pre- article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price Of Il 50 per gaIioh
Determined 10 keep pace with the age IN lay p,..
sin.ss and to serve my old patrons and the Pnbilc
with the best Of everything IN my line al inc
.nzII.s, profr. ! haze this Day reduced the price
OF !ny ,-,,r ,,p CprISs
"a 81 so per gallon and rssnectfniy invite the at
,en,ou Of families parties, pic MICS, etc.. 70 IN ~
,.tnc,ion. with The assurance that all orders Will
be GlIad With promp'1cs5 and fidelity
Send in your orders 10 ,roN1
llo5 south side Of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange BANK
'p3-cTn
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G29tHSClttllfS.

TACK SON PARK HURDLE
" RAE FOR a purse OF 500, @, as
nile heats, h:st ihrs. in ser go u
Ir-, over eigh' hnrdi,s' .S-ESSAgS%
NY the 4th July al half past O'CLOCK.
Io-nrh M4gutre enters b. Z. Tlpton slit7her
Mr. F's4maa enter :. Z. Garryowne green
Jacket and b. cap. - , . .,,,o, ia.,,.,
Mr srnce entars b. b. May Morning white
J'T "' hrss Re first ra.e hurdle jumpers, and
!, "Go1 rsci,,s condition. A fast and excltinS
rae. may i've expected. NJ, ~ Foo :,
Tb-.e rgc.s the - M lay. = Mule race ioi d
NM. If I " Tire. - start.
Ped ii race. also, will come on To- a naha-
., Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

WHEAT II ALBEMAELE.-Ih throNcte
&c charlottesville reports that the wheat
crop OF the county of Albcmare is secured,
and that it is the best that has been reaped
FIR many wears.
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s~H,TCHELOR.S HAIR DYE-BArCHE.

Loh'S HAIR DYE-ThJs splendid HAIR Dl E Is
the best in the world. The onlytrue Nni perfect
dve-harmess. reliable, Instantaneous. No as
appoi,irment: no ridiculous tins. Natural black
or brown remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes :
inyisora,es the hair leaving il SOFT aid beautiful.
The aeuuino 10 signed WILLIAM Z. bAItaE-
LOR. All others are here limitations, and ah"HIG
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perIumef;
Factory, 81 BARCLAY street, New York. Beware
of 4 counterfeit. l&.i!
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IT, JOHN J. NERTIi.

MAIN STEEET,
CORNER BELOW THg POST IF,
f. prepared to furnish to strictly CAS-. customers
CARBON GILL COKE,
ANTHRACITE end F!frhi."DS coal,
and SAWED OAK AID PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part Of the city.
Toinf.rior FUEL viii be sold on any terms a
prime object being to give satisfaction IN all Cases
nv l--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

RICHMOND, AugnGt u, 1855
Dear Sir II feel bound 10 acqunint You Of the
worst kind Of dyspepsia, which / have been al
nicted with for The lass nve year, which feared
would terminate in consumption. Alter my ply.
sician became despaired then was persuaded
to seek relief from Bakers Premium Biuers,
which did, and after the Of the four bottles
purchased Of you, became as we'll ~ ever was
In NV life. Nv doctor remarked il had batisd hls
skill. Nothing disasreeinS with Ia II my diet
s!ieve there are remedies for all diseases, uuI
we all err l.. yielding 10 the confidence Of our
physicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM B. GnopE.
10 Mr. T. B0k.r, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
Sis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03
s7 B. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
a CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

a CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
IA LAMBS have formed business corr-c.
tiun with Mcssrs Mrrphey u Troumau, Real s..
tate Agents and Brokers. Philadelphia, who h.r.
applications for the purchase Of large number Z,
farms and other real property In virginia d:
which fair and reasonable prices will he pa! ty
Psnusvlvanitns desiring 10 remove TO ibis State
on application. In person or by mail. will win
pleasure furnish any one having land for safe see.
ciic Information on The subject.
J. u. lMBUDES, Attorney at Law,
an cots Richmond. Va.
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Public Notices.

DESISYRaTGON OF VOTERS in
Il, TIE FIFTH wARD.-The Board Of Regis
ration for the Fifth Magi-;cra District will be
in session fr,m MONDAY, July ;, 1867. until -
TUkDAY. July IL, l''', at tbs cornell" u bf''d M"
Henry streets. ;, =, ,
Hour, OF session each day from ) i. 81 unit! :
p. II.
ca ATTY taken in by the recent act OF the L.k'-a
;ura Including Bacon'- Quarter traLch, sidney,
Hollywood, oregon Hill. &c. ,oo,
Ir w q. MANSF ED,
THOMAS G. CLARK,
- Iot Easi-teis.
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Special Notices.

sgs. ZETELLE. RE>TAURiTEUR.-
H,s tab!es always supplied with everything III
season. we'll a. d"iicacies and uxuries foreign
and domestic. Ke'reonment and Dining rooms Tor
lal!rs and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
best ot liqTors. and good att"u !a'c- everywhere.
ia. 80. 1929 MAIN STREET.
,o.rx7 H.,rav J.sss l.. IzsEr,
goPsRTT. BRooKB
re- r. III. MAUKT Il CO.,
iEaTABLIaAED ~ 1887
BAyEggs AND BROKERS.
,;o lrii lain street,
erst house below the post-ohce,
R1cFxoEp. "a.
s-EoTIyG EXCEhTGR, GOLD AID sILVhR,
BAEKSoTzs. STATE. CITY. a1d
EsILR0Ap Bc-'os and
STOCKS, &c,
ho7rat ard gold on commission
r~PnsITs RECEIVED ard COLLECT!OSs
MAZE On al accessible points In the unheo
States.
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~ BAKERS PREMIUM b:IFERS.-A
certain and iniAllible remedy tor Dyspepsia, ua
snd Fever, General Debility, &C. For sale ly all
druss sis IN the city OF Richmond and lsewheru.
Orders promptly i!iot by addressing
= BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 1853, Eicnmoud, Va.
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IL. Is MORTON. Cashier Of the National Bans
OF Virginia, do su!emnly swear that The above
stst-ls ut 10 true 10 the best"l my knowledge ard
lief j. Is. huhTnN, Cashier
Sworn to and su becriUed b .fors me. this ID day
OF july 1851 J. B. MACMURDu,
jy 80. Notary Public,
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4 - J.. ~ . = 1,nc, - ;,I "a Az ~ 49, -
N MAiitAh Nnh'i, "iIl y" "!',aau "'t !, .i!'
10th S-ptemhsr noXt by Professor GEORGE Z: uAh-
StN aud 'aptaih hichA"p "hA"'oH' - d, ~
lar her, "tter. ly VI
~,,,T,c,, II,tT I,,r,,,IL, CEuI
[ VI OroI NIL ~ - ~ 'oII o.,
" NARf The "Eefc.,e r o. ms SGhnOi VI, po
resumed th" Last Monday IN SkPFEMRER, IN
,y-th!rd eir"sts.
Miss EMMA '. WhNnFlN VIII again be $3.50
csatrd with the Principal, and every endeavor Will
T.. out forth 10 serve me best interests OF the pu-
NIL. JAMES LEIGH JONES.
j. ?g-lw Principal.
------------ ,,,r.,,,
~ TUTE, CH ARLOTTESE!i:LE, NA.-Ses-ion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

wJoiIS c. SIiAEs:R & CO.,
MIRO Il T l. o r >,
No. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA.
bzvs ,ust received q FRESH SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHS. CLsslMERES, and vEsTINGs,
n tbs latest foreign !mporta;!ons, and most ap'
proved and fashionable styles.
vurpTs ard COLLARS Of the best make always
on Ia nd. "p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

IRON! IRON 200 tons English Re-
i fined IRON, parity our own Importation, en-
braei" < 4 iGll ass0rt!Aeul OF
Round and square,
Flat ana HauQ,
Oval and Hali-Oval,
Hall Round and Scroll
HoTse-sho- and Nail Rod
Hoop and Sheet, &c, &c.
10 tons Swede and County Iron, assorted.
ALSO,
Faylor Casteel, sqa"re, octagon, and nat
Eng and Am.r An istered Steel,
German s,ii Spring Steel,
English aaa huGsia sheet Iron.
Block tin, Speltrr, Llnc., &c SC.
10 ls-3taw2w Il. * ). WORKMAN Il co.
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GREAT EDUCTlON IN PRIZES,
VI IN ORDER TO CLOSE OFT ,,o,.,.
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCk,
-

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
SPRING AND SUMNER sToCk,
AT h. RIOS E'S,
No. go6 BROAD STREET. 'EsTwEES SECOND ASo
THIRD.
Beautiful Lawn Tor 1'sc cost lSc.
Haantl FIJI Embroidered Grenadines at 29c.
Membranes and Deiaines ~ l'c. and 2Oc.
Esauii,u! SILK Gr-na ines below cot
GOOD Calicoes Tor lie. and l2c.-bcat Tor loc. ana
Best scotch Girshams below cost
4 large and w"ll.saectai stock OF Cambria
striped and plan:
Swiss Musiins and Striped Nansook-aii al an' De-
low cos; prices;
Black SILK sacqu.- from IS up;
, beautiful lot 81 Gr.nadnu Sha|is Al Si.'a ana
81 worth $3.50: go -,,
Ladies Umbrellas and Paraso!s for sl'2'. worm
RsonitnI I.isia Thread Gloves for CSC, worth Soc.
Iarl- lot Of Eidcs Silk Mits, very low:
Ali Linen Haudke rchieta for loc. and i-c., worth
Au.wIol whita Flannel at SOC.
Nice Congress, CATERS at Sl.T
A nice stock of linens Tor mems and boys wear at
zoe and ?jc
Horp kirts for See :
G oil Slack SILK Al SIS
Good Bed Kicking At i5c. and zoe.
A large stock II AIcr.>. BOYS, Ladies'. aud chi
ar.n's Shoes below cost n close ont tho stock.
AiIof tho nbov,- mentioned articles. besides 4
great many others too numerous to MENTION TO DC
sold be tow the market pr,ces
All who are In ncai o. goods must come itnii'-
dfateiy h..0r" these great bargains ~" an SOIL
am sura you will b. pleased. Ticket, on me
cars vi % furnished ladies' !Wtrs al distance.
~ ~ a0S Broad street,
iyilw between Second and Third s'r""f~,
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TMIGR TO BRAZIL THE

TO BRAZIL BY THE
IL UNITED STATES AND HeAZlL Mali.
STE MSHlp COMPANY THETWRNTY-SE SCI md
OF EVERY MONrH.-Thu Government OF Brazil
will advance pt-sa provisions Tor six month";.
the fret seeds and impleLeat-. 10 acres nj land,
with provisional home, 10 EN- grants with iami
iies or wlhoutl desiring TO scrle IN the colonies
already established III the best lands anu health
lest part Of the Empire 10 be paid IN ok year,
time. For other particulars apply 10
BRAZIL EMIGRATION AGRECT,
IL o-st Bowling Green, New J ork.
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EHucuti0UNi.

CLAS s | < \ j. AND MATHIS
n NAUTICAL SCHOOL will b. opcnad on the
10th September uoxt by Professor GEORGE Z. iAE-
MY aud Captain RICHARD WHARTON. Partlcu-
49, E.-r .. LLL.r IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

MRS. MARY Z. BAILEY ten .crs her
w .-rv.ces as LADIES' NURSE 10 the ladies'
OF Richmond. Having had twelve years exps.
Renee. she respectfully aHks the ldvor oi their
patronage in her profession Good references can
bs giv-n. Residence. No. I'll Fourth street be-
tvI en- Jackson and Dnval 10 9s-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

TO EXCURSIONISTS. -Messrs. Nc
inform the citizens uf hiram"ud aGI vicinity tnnt
they preps ed 10 furnish Pic EScur-tana.
&c., with the choicest 0f Wines LiInor Bottled
rt aud receive share of the pnhlic's patronage.
On Twentieth between Main and Cary streets,
~ Lat
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-22
Sheriff Sale.

IDY virtue of one writ of venditio
I'D nj exponas to me directed from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lincoln county, Tenn, I viii, on
Saturday, August Sid, 1867,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door
in the town of Fayetteville, all the
right, title, claim, and interest that
JOHN @. Do,oning has In and to a
certain TRACT OF LAND be-
longing to the heirs of John
Downing, dec, known as the Old
Border Tract, situated in Lincoln
county, Tennessee, Civil District
No. 10, containing 648sc more
or less, (said John G. Downing's
undivided interest being 1924
acres,) and bounded as follows :
On the West by thelandso of James
Pinkerton, on the North by the
lands of John Walker and Alfred
Walker, dec, East by the lands
of Steve Walker and james
kirkpatrick, and on the South
by the lands of Bedford Hopkins
and A. G. Downing. Levied on
as the property Of defendant John
G. Downing, by. ] 7. Rowell, Dep
nty-Sheriff, at the suit of s. II.
Sloan. W. z. TAYLOR,
aug8. Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-22
sggsRBI7F SALE

DY virtue of one writ of venditioni
ID exponas to me directed from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lincoln county, Tenn, I win, on
Saturday, August 31st, 1867,
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door
in the town of Fayetteville, all the
right, title, claim, and interest that
Isaac and Betty Exams have in and
to a certain TRACT OF LAND
situated in Lincoln county, Ten.
nessee, Civil District No. 2, said
to contain IS acres, more or less
and bounded as follows: On the
North by the lands of Jesse Stock.
still, on the West by the lands OF
/. L. Ashby and ]. III. Taylor, or
the South by the lands of II. I'll
Smith, and on the East by the
lands of ]. w. Brown, dec. Levied
on as the property of defendants
Isaac and Betty Evans, by j. A
Silvertooth, Constable, at the sui
of E. Y. Salmon.
w. F. TAYLOR, :
aug8. Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-22
Real Estate Transfers,

The following transfers of real
estate have been registered since
our last:
Milvey Mitchell and 81. Whit
aker to E. P. Reynolds, deed of
trust, crop.
i James Henderson to Solomon
Mason, $50 acres.
Sandy Henderson to james
Henderson, 3f3 acres
Augustus Cannon to James W.
Holman, % acres.
B. J. & T. Ell. Meyers to Mary
Ready, $50 acres.
B. f. HarAins to II. T. Sorrells,
1872 acres.
Mary G. HARRISON to Carroll
Commons, so acres.
J. NJ. Hughs to E. c. Cunning.
ham and others, IA acres.
B. j. Mires to Mary Ready, IA
acres.
W. T. Sorrells to B. T. Harkins,
Is acres.
NJ L. Owen to r. Farquharson,
2 lots in Fayetteville.
John Phillips to Lucretia Mur-
ply, hotel furniture.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-22
sHg1IrE sA1g.

DY virtue of three Trfts of vendi-
ID tioniexponas to me directed from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lincoln county, Tenn, ! will, On
Saturday, Ang1st 3lst, 1867,
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door
In the town Of Fayetteville, all
the right, title, claim, and interest
that B. B. Merritt has in and to
a certain TRACT OF LAND Sit
uated in Lincoln county, Tennes-
see, Civil District No. 10, supposed
to contain 200 acres, more or less,
and bounded as follows: On the
North by the lands Of W. G. A.
81. VI. Luna and William Tslley,
on the West by the lands Of w.
G. A. 4 James II. Lima, on the
South by the lands Of l.. B. WEIGH
and Stephen Hart, and on the
East by the lands Of Stephen
Hart, William TalIey, and Sam
uel Talley. Levied on as the
property Of defendant b. B. Mer-
ritt, by B. F. Dyer, Constable, at
the suit Of Reyis & FonyiIle and
w. s. Jett, w. Z. TAYLOR,
augS. Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-22
Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of one writ of venditio'
ID nj exponas to me directed from
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Lincoln county, Tenn, / will, on
Saturday, August 31st, 1867,
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door
In the town Of Fayetteville, all
the right, title, claim, and interest
that the Heirs Of John III ,&eelman,
deceased, have in and to a GER
tain TRACT OF LAND situated
in Lincoln county, Tennessee,
Civil District No. 5, and bounded
as follows: On the North by
Jesse Prosser, on the West by
John Prosser, on the South by
E. z. Wade, and on the East by
Rebecca Creson and others. Lee
We'd on as the property of defen-
dant John Ell. Steelman, deceased,
By E. w. Keith, Deputy Sheriff,
at the suit of Lewis Newsom.
w. T. TAYLOR,
aug8. Sheriff.