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,onsienees per Northeastern Railroad,

Consfgnees per Northeastern Railroad
March 80.
94 bales Cotton, 81 bbls Naval Stores, Lumber
cars Stock Mdze, &c. To Adams, Frost & Co. shacke-
ford Fraser, F Baker & Co, Jefords CO, Parker
Childs, screven Niabet W Bennett q Co, Graeser,
Lee Smith & Co., Macbeth l. Ravenel, g Hacker, q
Rodgers l. Co, J Caldwell l. Sons, Ryan, Morde-
cal Co. Willis l. Chisolm, g " Williams co,
Agent and others. --eazs==-
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~ DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
61,.. Essence Of life,

i: z: e; !: { s: !; !;
NS>SNaMsMgWHyyZ6F Cures Gef1STdt Ue01I1VH re0G'
.>>SzaS<5:ET zaS<5:ET aged, causing the hot blood Of
AZ The Phenta rises youth to course the veins, res
from the ashcs t hs forin1 the Oro1aS Of GenSrd-
fire, animated tcth lion .e,noni1o I,nDotency and
,sv ,s5e Fysfr 7n;uns1 Debzity, restoring Maltness
sss H. rnuse;n ard and fuu pigor, thus proving
ert,co,rs aisease - perfect aEtiufr Of Loue" re-
,,o,In. SY.r;,ty and Barrenness in both sexes. TO
.h ,,o1nn mddlcared and aged there Is nogreater
hoon than this "Ellxir Of Life" It gives new
ioase Of life, causing tho weak and dsbiitatsd to
have renewed strength ard vigor, and the entire
sv,tam 70 thrill with Joy aud pleasure.
Price. one bottle e.; three bottles ~ ; sent oy
Our medicines are sold and recommended Dy Az
respectable druggists In every part OF the cV1zea
rlobe; some unprinciped dealers, however, try 20
deceive their customers by selling cheap and Torta
less compounds In order to make money. be mo-
deceIyed-ash: for these medicines ana take no
otbera II the druggist does not keep tnem, VILE M
to us md we will send them BY express cafelnlly
hacked. free from observation. We Will De pieaSeo
f receiye letters with full statements In regard 70
any disease With which ladies' or gentlemen are
sfAictad Address all letters for medicines, pampn.
iets or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. W. B. MBRWM, 81 Walker St, n. Z,
May as - mWi ~
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, March sO.-F1NANcIAL-Moneym market re-
mains unchanged Gold brokers buying at lS5 and sell
inc at 1877 Silver buying OF 128 and selling at l32 Se
curities of all kinds dull
CoTToN-The small amount Of Cotton offered to-day
was sold readily at about 90 for Mddng, but holders
do not seem inclined to SELL and the market s rather
6,I sales ounted to 124 bales, follows: at 15;
at 25k % at 81 at 49, SO at 29c. Receipts Al bales.
Columbus Market.
COLUMBUS, GA, March 2e.-CorroN-Sales yester.
day about so bales Middlng 2Sa231ac, buyer paying
tax Receipts 81 bales-20 by II 4 r, l by Opehkh
r r, 81 by river, 19 by wagons. Shipments ll6.
SHREVEPORT COTTON STATEMENT.
po.ointo s;nca i st sentemter 40, 1896
sh;nments 1or The ssnae tirae. .SS 233
Cotton IN hand 2162
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Tssnonials from ne cst dissnguisaed Arssts IN krps
to Aessrs. Chicksrin9 d Sons:
LONDON. July 2g, 1896.
having played upona PiElo-forte made by Messrs.
Chickering L Sons, of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure In teshfying to its general e1ceenoe
For sweetness and ,hrilliancy Of tone, delcacy OF
touch and magnificent power for concert purposea.
consider It really GRAND P1ANoFoRTR, AND DECIDED
LIZ THE BEST HAVE BEEN OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
ARABEfLA GODDARD. GIOLO RE6ONDL
e. a. OSBORNE. ALFRED JAELL.
~ KUHE- LINDSAY BLOPER.
JULES BENEDICT. u. MOSOHELES,
II. W. BALFE. Prof. OF Conser7at de
UEAS. HALLE. Leipzg.
BRINLEY RICHARDS. is. ARTHUR OHAPPEL, {,
RENE FAVAKGER. Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. certs, London
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State Items.

SAB regret to announce sad &C
cdsnt which occurred few days since at the steam
min Of Mes@s Mabry d McCracken, and which
resulted in the death Of freedman under the fol.
lowing distressing circumstances: While superin.
tending the saw, the boy dvertently placed his
hand IN its reach, and his arm body and head were
as once drawn in, and shochngly mutlated. Medi'
caf aid was ct hand, but proved unavailng. g
mutilsted and disfgured Was the body, that to old
soldiers familiar with horrors of the battlefield, il
pso7ed q more revolving sight than any they had
Nitnessed.-AbbeoIe Press.
COURT AT GREENvuLE.-The Court has been oc-
crpied up to Thursday with the Summary Process
and Sessions Dockets, and there is still business
Of day or two for the Summary Process cases:
There were several convictions for distiillne
without license, assault and battery, and other
misdemeanors. There was also conviction fol
bigalny. There were no cases Of homicide or bur
glsry, and altogether g manifest change in the
complexion Of the Court since last fall The effect
Of tie Courts Of Sessions in restraining crime and
outrage isg very obvious; offences have very much
diminished since the Courts have been regularly
held ld..-EhteTDrtSe.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. March 2O.-CorroN-The market opened
with fair demand and promise Of fair days business
but on receipt Of Liverpool accounts reporting decline
of hd and unfavorable condition OF the Market pmy
davis business footed up on 600 bales the maset clos"
Ing dull and dropping at 23c for Mddhngs
MONETARY AND FNANo1LeA fair business ts reported
in New York Exchange to-day with the demand and sup
ply about equal. Rates-Iar checking, and d1scount
buying,
Francs are rather lower, and quoted 3.91h.
We quote Gold 1S5a136.
Sterling-sxty days 143, and sight las.
New Orleans Sight par to x discount
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tOUuQ6nCeI 0Itk et9keo ttle7t
nlaints in full, ss we treat all Female Complatnta
md prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases 70
tghich they aro os1bject-Thirty.tw page pamphlet,
in sealed envelope, free
ncr box. or six boxes for s.; or they are sent by
mail. free Of pustage, in an ordinary letter, FREQ
from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor
Dr.. W. B. MERWM, 81 Walker st., H. 7.
B+Oherokee Pulls No. Q are prepared for
onscfal cases, when mildsr medicines fail thess
NE sent by mall, free Of postage Oh receipt OF -
tho price Of each boa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Z; CHEROKEE i. As PILLS,
Or FemaLe Regulator,


Cure Suppressed, Escessiue and
PainfL .Meastruatfon, Green
Gick1ess, Nervous ard Spinal AE
factions, Pdfns in the Back 6ce-
j9eadache, GSddiness, and all dis
eases that spring from. trregularity,
,by removing the cacse and oil tho
tffccts that erise from 1t. They
,Ire perfectly safe In all cases, eD-
sept 4ohea forbidden by dsreo-
. Hons, and are easy to administer,
I,s they are nicely szsgar, codted:
f They should be In the hands OF
7 every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
In the land.
Ladies' can address us in perfect
IL
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NEW ORLEANS, March e-coEToN-There was, was 1T, l.,
tie activity In the market to-day There was plenty ~
orders but mostly limited rates which factors would
not accept Sales therefore only reached % ha OF oa .ns
find sod and at rates about the same as paid yesterday
The demand continues for the higher IN preference 10
he lower grades while there is more of the latter quality
on the market as likely to be the case with but the
winding up Of the seasons crop coming forward-Ie
scattered driblets of wide section Of country: we
therefore renew quotations, viz for ordinary
27a2so for good ornay 2a2eho for low maann
Receipts since yesterday only reach COS 6ass 1asa sps'
against 118 bales time last week. decrease OF
1886 bales.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1st 1885, baes-1USlSS
Received since Saturday. ........... QUO 49,,
Received previously .648 Se1-64eeoo
74s,o25
Exported since Saturday. 4V!o ooe
Exported previously .ooosooi-ooa''Ho
Stock on hand and shipboar7 not cleared 90, ,oo
Tae exports 1888 bales to V rpoo and ~ Daies
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SOUTHERN FLoUB-Is more active ct prices ruling IN
the buyers favor Sales made Of 600 bbB at $1 Is
ale 80 tor common, and Sl2 sOal7 for extra and family
brands.
CALIFORNIA FLouR-There is fair business doing at
unchanged rates. We motto. sales of 1900 sacks and bbs
ct sl4 75a16, the latter price for choice.
WHEAr-The market Is dull. Spring declined to
&C. The sales 5000 bushels at sS Is for Amber State
and 50 SIS for Amber Spring.
OATs-Are in fair demand at steady figures. We
notice sales of bush at G5a67c tor Westarn 67a70c
for new Ohio, and 71a73c for State.
CoRN-The market opened quietly but steadily, clcs-
ing, however, with good demand and with prices ru
ing two three cents BETTER The sales 900 bush
at 81 16sal 20 for shipping Western mixed in store;
81 lsa1 20 for do aoa 81 % for old Southern yellow
ahoat.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but prices well man-
tanned. We learn OF no transactions Of Importance.
better prices The market closing steadily at our out
side figures The sales are $500 bales We quote;
U,,lsnds Florida. Mobile. and Texas.
Good ordinary. 27ha2S 27Haos 9s1Sa29 2sha29
sSS saas Rsans sSs1 ssssl 5ssss 5ssS sSs ssss s
note sales of 1909 obo1cs raizns, layers at
$ss5. e'
HAx.1s in good demand at 81 IS for shipping, and
srRAw-Is steadily held at s1a1 10 for good long cut
MoIAssEsThere is but little doing, and prices are in
Rico at 65a78c and 40 hbds Cuba on private terms.
NAVAL SToREsSpirits turpentine is not quotably
changed; the trade is light and former prices are ss
lned lot Of 100 bbls sod arrive ct TIC, Rosns
move slowly just at the moment there is tone to
the market for low grades. The sales 1850 bbls
hands at 81 19a4 25
PRovls1oNs.--Pork-The market is quiet, but prices
are firmly held The sales $500 bbs s24 0a4 Is for
new Western mess cash and regular wsy, closing at
sA rs cash. s23 50a23 "a for city mess S 75a20 IL
for primes s22 25a22 90 for prime and s2S for old
clear. Also, for future delivery, 2750 bbB
and o, April and May, at SM 1924 62k.
BEEF.-There is change in tho market, Sales were
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W. BEVERLY NAsH.-A colored sister writes
F0RaEY and pitches into BEVERLY as follows:

fURaG1 Au0 pltcuoS Auto oDf1SfksL4 % AoAo"o'
Beverly Nash is a dead dog; he has proved him
sAK disloyal negro; he gave speech calling our
Northern friends skulkers and Northern dema-
gogues; promised to worry Congress- until the
rObelss are enfranchised. Oh, my Godl I could
have cut his ears off close to his black head. l
dGnounce him as traitor want you to keep his
name ever in your mind, and if he ever. dares to
cross your path, keep him at distance. he is
UNFIT to be with the lowest Of the earth; he is be-
tsayer Of his race. I send you paper with his
speech; tell me what you think OF it. Congress
knows what We need, and can do better for us down
South than an we could tell or ask, would do.
I do think, il Congress disfranchise the whites
and give the power to my race-if they-the
they would be without it until deoms-day. Let
$heSname sof Beverly Nash be as pestilence to
you, and warn Others Of him for my sake and for
the sake Of the loyal colored people Of Columbia,
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PHmApsnpHra, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1851.
HasprcrED FRrEHD-3ay daughter has been mucf
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation bittefs Inot
Wiz send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ALA ouhhAN'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11

@ One of Brownlow's mill.
tia was killed in Tullahoma last
Saturday evening by Dewitt
Bennett, formerly a Lieutenant in
the Rebel army. Tie particulars,
as communicated to US, are as
follows The militiaman enter
ed the saloon owned by Bennett,
and attempted to carry off a sup
ply of tobacco by force. The
owner stopped him, recovered his
property, put "militia" out of
doors, and closed the house.
Militiaman returned to the charge,
broke down the door, and was
Immediately shot by Bennett in
the left temple. Bennett made
his escape.
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A Chat with the Negro.

We would like to ask the col
ored folks of Lincoln county what
amount of patronage they receive
from Radicals? Do the Conserva-
tives or the Radicals give you the
business necessary to q subslst-
ence for yourselves and families?
These are important questions,
which it is the duty and the inte-
rest of the negroes to examine.
BY doing so they will find that it
is not good policy to array them
selves against class of citizens
who have never sought to injure
them. and who afford them the
means of subsistence. Will the
freedman vote for his friends, the
men with whom he has been raised
and who now give him employ
ment, or will he vote for the Rad
icals, who are seeking to creep in
to Office upon his shoulders? Will
they link their destiny with those
whom they know to be worthy
and honorable men--men of wealth
and influence in the community
or will they affiliate with those
who make great pretensions of
friendship, while they are advising
a policy which. if carried out, will
array the two races In deadly
antagonism! The Radicals who
now propose to use the negro for
their selfish purposes, will show
but little sympathy for him in the
hour of trouble. They give him
no employment now, and alter
they get into paying offices, they
will not care whether he prospers
or perishes.
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TO CONSUMPTivEs.

The advertiser, having been restored t.
health in few weeks by very simple rem
edy. after having suffered for several year;
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Cousumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, he vii! send a copy Of
the prescription used Gree of chargc). with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conoeives to be
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, FREE, by return mail will
please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
may9-ly Williamsburg, Kings Co., n. Y.
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THE "0BsERFKR."
Price. RedagCeG!
Only Two Dollars a Year-Six
Months, One Dollar-Three
Months, Fifty Cents.
Cheapest Paper in the State

* New Jersey is asked te
prohibit all marriages between
parties under legal age. 1t con.
siders no man fit for 'matrimony
under twenty-one, and no woman
under eighteen. Our sentiments
exactly! In honest truth, no man
is capable of taking care of him
self before twenty-five, let alone
an inexperienced girl whom he
calls wife; and no woman can be
fully aware Of the responsibilities
Of maternity before twenty or up
wards, let alone the tact necessary
to manage land what clever wo-
man does not manage p a hus-
band!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11

N The mail, a day or TIVE
since, brought a Shelbyville Re
publican marked "Observer, please
X" Lewis Tillman is announced
as having assembled the tripod
and assumed the dignity of the
editorial chair. While we object
to this unceremonious way of
pulling our old friend Koane down,
whenever there is any important
work to be done, we cannot with
hold from Lewis the usual well
come of the press to new mem
bers of the fraternity. We hope
he will do what we really don't
expect him to do-that is, stick
to the truth in political matters,
and fill up with poetry when he
runs short of facts. However,
this is not what he has been call
ed upon to perform, and we must
not expect too much from one who
is required to write what his par
ty bids, and ask no questions for
concisence sake.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11

BROWNLOW'S MlLITIA.-A com
pany of Brownlow's militia, sew
enty-fve strong, under the com
mand of Capt. Chambers, passed
through Chattanooga from Scott
county, East Tennessee, Tuesday
morning, and arrived in Nashville
in the evening. The Nashville
Union and Dispatch says of them
"They were an interesting set,
taken either as a whole or individ-
ually. Armed to the teeth with
rusty old shooting irons of uncouth
finish and ancient make, ragged
and dirty, some of them barefo OF
ed, and all of them VIGOROUSLY
ugly, the volunteers trod fearlessly
the uneven surface of the jagged
street in whose behalf so many
City Council resolutions have been
expended. No surplus linen waved
from the wayside windows, and
no heavenly eyes smiled down
upon them as they passed. Now
and then a colored pedestrian SHE'D
around them, as his big eyes be-
spoke his mingled establishment
and fear, but little else of interest
transpired during their march to
the Capitol, where they had been
ordered to report"
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AZ A terrible riot occurred j

* A terrible riot occurred in
Franklin last Saturday night. One
white man was killed, five white men
wounded, and thirty-five colored men
sounded. The Union and Dispatch
says it was q cold-blooded affair, the
result Of months Of training in the
Broaonloa0 League, under the gui-
dance Of a man named Bliss, and
other Radicals. The blacks were
not as much to blame as tae white
men who urged them to violence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11

@ The Press and Times of
the 9th says an effort was made by q
a Rebel to assassinate the negro "Df
Wood" while speaking at the court
house in this place on the 4th. The
statement is a talsehood in its length
and breadth, in detail and in the az
gregate. We have the evidence of q
leading white Radical, who says be
was in five feet Of the belligerents.
and saw the whole affair. He says
the difficulty was a private matter
between two negroes, and had no refer
ence whatever to the speaker, or the
subject under discussion. Further
more, not militiaman was here
The assertion that one hundred dol
lars was offered by the Conservatives,
or any one else, to shoot the "nigger
speaker" is a lie of Dr.. Quinine g
own begetting. A decent man who
might make a false statement,
would correct it when shown his er.
ror. The Press and Z lines is
not exp ected to do 80.
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Special Notice.

Hs Executors, Administrators,
etc., scho mag desire their advertise.
nae'ats Of land sales to appear IN the
OBSERVER, aoiU haze their auishes
complied aoith, soe suppose, By men
tio'.ing their desire to the Clerk of
the Court, or the attorney having
charge of the case.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11

n Our lady friend, Mrs.
o. P. Grihis, near Moline, has
kindly favored us with some of
the largest and best Beets and
Cabbages we have seen this year.
The former measured sixteen in
ches in circumference, and the
latter was twice as large, and
sound and white.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11
ERRORS OF VOUTH,

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indscretion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
veriiser's experience, can do SO by addressing,
ia perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
may9-ly AZ Cedar Street New York.
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Is Years Ago and Now.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO


HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS wa
struggling into notice against the prejudice
which everything new, however excellent ii
doomed to encounter.
TO-DAY
it stands at the head of all the tonic and al
terative preparations in existence. It's eel
sbrity has evoked many limitations but NO
RIVALS. Physicians pronounce it the oNL,
SAFE srIMULANT that has ever been introdu-
ced into the sick chamber. In the Hospitals
of the Army and Navy, the surgeons find il
the very best tonic for convalescents, and re-
port it as invaluable for sustaining the vigo,
of troops on the march, as remedy fol
scurvy and all scorbutic affections, and al
the only specific for sea-sickness. Californis
and Australia have emphatically endorses il
as the MINERS MEDICINE par excellence
and in Spanish America and all the tropical
climates it is considered the only reliable
antidote to epidemic fever
There is no mystery about the causes of
Its success. It is the only stomachic and
Alternative in which are combined the grand
requisites of mild, pure, and unvitiated
vegetable stimulant, with the finest selection
of tonic, anti-bilious. anti-scorbutc aperi-
emit, and depurative herbs. plants, roots, and
banks that have ever been intermixed in 9
medicinal preparation.
1t is also proper tic state that the Bitters
are sold exclusively in glass, and never. IN
der any circumstances. by the gallon or the
barrel. Impostors ard imitators are abroad
and the only safeguard the public has against
them is to see that the Bitters that they buy
bear the engraved label and note of hand Of
Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, and the govern
mspt stamp over the cork Of the bottle. je3C
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11

Dc A meeting Of the Lin
coin County Agricultural and Me-
chdnical Society will be held at the
courthouse on Saturday, the Goth.
The Committees are expected to be
ready to report.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11
&C. The Commissioner Q

Ds The Commissioner of
Registration is issuing certificates
from the Petersburg poll-list. He
is right. We do not see how any
man at all disposed to do justly
and fairly could act otherwise
The full particulars of this case
were. given in the OBSERVER Of
the 10th ult.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11

~ The protracted meeting
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church closed last Sunday night.
There had been % conversions,
and 20 accessions to the Church
by baptism and letter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-11
August Election, 1867

STATE sEEATE-LINcoLG AND FRANKLIN.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr.. r..
A. LOughrniIier, of Franklin, a candidate
60 represent Lincoln and Franklin counties in
the Senatorial branch of the rext Legislature.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs--LIN
Or We are authorized to announce Mr..
Charles w. Stewart a candidate to rep
resent Lincoln county in the lower branch of
the next Legislature.
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CHANCERY SiLE OF Land I

InN Wednesday, the 3lst day Of
~ July, 1867 lin obedience to decree
of the Chancery Court pronounced at the Spe-
cial. May term, 1867, in the case of D. M.
Perkins, Trustee, Co., u.s. VIM. A. Morgan
and others-I will attend on the premises.
and offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
CASH, the Tract of Land described in the
pleadines. situated in Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, Civil District No. 5, and bounded on
the North by the lands of - White. East
by the lands of Dean and Reece, South by
the lands of Berry and Leftwich, and West
by the lands of Leftwich and Alexander Gill,
containing liz acres.
R. FARQUHARSON,
JUL Clerk and Muster.
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Petersburg; 7. 0. 0. F.

PETERSBURG, Tenn, July s, 1867.
Mr. N. O. Hallace:
SIR-Below you find list of OF
ficers of Unity Lodge No. 81 |. o
O. f., for the present term, viz;
Chris. G. Mckinney, N. G.
w. M. Rosborough, V. G.
T. D. Moore, Treasurer.
A. NJ. Hall, Rec. Sec.
Isham Sorrels, Per. Sec.
Rev. J. B. Warren, Rep. to G. L.
Rev. D. L. Mitchell, Chaplain.