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PUBLIC SALE.

rNxrrt, -. 90.
WIFI a # Rs%;o h ni A. Davis,
Public Sale, on the promises, on
T,,.,J,, ~. ,oe-
- ~" = iIs'SN'ycri ioot,
al O'Clock, i. NJ, her Farm, containing
tfl0 Acrns of land
' Va nuhus
more or les., situated IN Carroll county,
and and a NM S miles :. " o. Westminster,
lands Of Joshua Scllman, EpIraimI ,;rdsay9
Robert Gorsuch and George DpyalL saii
Farm has beca surveyed and la;d of ;ato
three parcels, and will'he offered for salc A
follnvs. IN vii,
Lot No. I, Containing
90 AcpPc - 90 pt,pcry,c
""u 80 rhn0iih S,
NOR, or less, has about 20 Acres Of good
" moodiaun. and Atari proportion Of Meadow
There IL ON u good bearing Orchard n
Tor nx,,aJJ;r Tr
So ~WOAAAihS @%ousc,
a Spring House aver an .xoo,i,n,
water near the Dwell;ng, also o,bs, ant -
buildugs. This parcel oflabd lea beaati.
fully and offers n snoI chance fnr a,,y ono
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Trustees Sale of
Pc X SOMA IL I' Rsf)f,E RT y

DY virtue Of deed OF trus. executed 10
I'D the subscriber by Joseph Gfeeawood
aud wife. for tho benefit Of ihe ercsiiters Of
said GreenFood, the undersigned. - Trpss
tee; win sell at pdblic Sale, d. q Ias1
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Western Maryland
COLLEGE.

CsCgoEAgsHiPS for this Institution cao
< he purchased for $40, emitting the
pupil 20 Tuition at the rate Of six years IL
the Primnry Department, making the aver.
age, cost 10 the pupil. SO per year. Inshe
GiAmmar school Department, at the rate Of
four years Tuition, making the average cost
$40 per year. In the College proper, the
pupil will be eniiile,ito Tuition at the rate
ofihrec years, making the average cost $40
per year. The Scholarships viii include
all the branches in the established College
Curriculum without further ehargs Tor
Tuition. 4 Scholarship IN the College
proper for four years can he purchased for
500. Applications should be made early,
as limit q humber only viii be soid al
these reduced terms. Each Scholarship Is
transferable,
- FAYE1TER.. BUELL..
nov. l],-it Proprietor.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county sitting as conr, Of
Equity. the Subscriber, as Trustee. viii sell
at Pablic snie, on the premises, on
Saturday Drcca,ber 14ih,. 1867,
at o'clock, p. NJ, a parcel OF land con.
sis.ing ~
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oYsTEn sALoox.

and having made arrangements with first
class Oyster Packing House Of baltimore,
Sil BE- ehle 70 furnish the best squx.ity Of
Oysters IN every style, and IN the inost gen,
tsaI manner, 70 Ladies' and Gentlemen who
lnaNN paifonise them. Oysters also sold BY
the A'int, quart or gallon on reasonable terms.
A. X. 4 N. BLASsE.
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VsHE undersigned, Elizabeth A. Davis.
wife of Benjamin Davis, will offer at
Public Sale, on the premiaes, on
1as@icy, he 3ra Of December, 1867,
nj | n'rlnck. p NJ hnr Es.,, ...,.i.;....
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OYSTER SALOON.

THE Subscribers having turned their
Il well known ICE CREAM SALOON
INTO an $50 : d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02
OMAHA
Democratic Working Mems Meeting.
) - Republicans organizing m The
s9i Fruit Trade Recruits fer the Army
on the RailrOadLGoId and Silver
Mining In Colsrades ill., !,tl.,. <

y OMAHA, NEBRASKA Sept. 30
The Democratic working men s meet
ing on Saturday, at the Court house,
was largely attended. + There were
bonfres,a fireworks, music, I. and
speeches by a number Of promine nj
Democrats. Ir 733 bnas nialE ...r.,
The Republicans are organizing
clubs, and making great efforts !, to
carry the county week from to-mor-
row. The, county has heretofore been
always Democratic, but the, negro
vote VII probably make the contest
very close. q l Z = O~N@
Very heavy shipments of fruit con-
tinue to yarriyes ffomt Chicago, and a
number of dealers are shipping fruit
daily for Julesburg, Denver and
Cheyenne. g-vs.
One hundred recruits for regiments
stationed along the Union Pacific
Railroad went West on Saturday.
A miner just from Colorado ex-
hibited a. nugget weighing sixteen
ounces, found in the Colorado mines
He reports the gulchA and quartz
mining as usually brisk and successful
in Colorado. Much of the latter is
due to improved processes of crush
ing and smelling ores. The silver
mines near Georgetown are also doing
finely. 1
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SAVANNAH.
Riot Between Country and City Me-
gr0es-MOb Dispersed by the Mill.
tary and POlice-Arms Seized.

SAVANNAH, GA, September 30.-A
man named Bradley, a Boston mu-
iatto, who has been several times
arrested by the military and civil
authorities for swindling negroes and
exciting them to disturbance, had
gathered here a crowd of about a
thousand negroes, mostly from the
country, to-day. In the course of
his harangues against white men, and
in favor of distribution of lands to
the negroes, ne was interrupted, and
a melee occurred. A large force of
police charged through the crowd, the
military came to their aid, and to-
gether cleared the square.
/ The muskets brought in by large
band of country negroes were taken
by the police and turned over to the
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NASHVILLE.
Injunction Against the New officers
Applied FOr-EjeCti0n of the Pres
ent Officers by Force Expected.

NASHVILLE, September 3O.-The
city authorities to-day petitioned
Chancellor Harrison for an -injunc-
tion restraining the elected Mayor
and Council from being inducted in
to office. 1t is understood that he
will give them an early hearing.
The Commissioner of Registration
called on Recorder Foster and noti-
fed him that if he did not administer
the oath of Office to the new Mayor
and Council, he (the COMMISSIONER
would. .r4
The Council held meeting, and
among others adopted resolution in
,structing Mayor Brown to ascertain
from the Secretary of State whether
the newly elected officers had taken
the candidates. oath required by law.
1t is believeds that if the old officers
do not vacate to morrow, General
Cooper will eject them by military
force ..-.srs--. a.,
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LOUISVILLE.
Freight Car Burned--Suryey Of the
o. tFalls-Illness OF an ActOr-Death
I, OF, an old ,Citizen-rThe, Jsraelitish h
New iYear--HeM Bill Of Lading. i

III EoufsvTLLE, Sept 33e-A freight
Nelson's Furnace. loaded with mis-
cellaneous freight, took fire from a
spark and was destroyed to-day. - 5 q.
"A party of United States engineers
are surveying Portland, bar and the
tails. Iu,ss Esd Xrav an5 -l.lf -
NJ Dawson. comedian, is not ex-
speeted to dive till morning. His COM
plant is infammatory rheuma tism.
Becan, one of our oldest
citizens, diedrilast night, sia
- The Israelites very generally OBJ
served their New Year to-day.
= The new form bill of'lading was
again discussed by the Marine .Asso-
citation to day Rates of freight Jun
unchanged. tha t7ii bios Eedita4
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ssible that the first opportunity afford
ed the President to take stand
against Congress on this subject, will
I be to veto bill providing for sus-
pension from office Of all public off
GERS who may have been Eimpeaehed
untilthey have been tried, which viii
undoubtedly be, introduced and passed
early in the session. .1s.fn :
! aa The Werld special says the state-
ment of the public debt for Septem-
Der will be made about Wednesday.
1t will show a reduction of the debt,
but not to the extent given in the
August statement. Both the Inter
nal Revenue and Customs receipts
fell off in September. During the last
half of this month returns from In
ternal Revenue have not averaged
more than quarter of a million per
day. rol &. % sd bluods bae s5aoli {
The President to- night appointed
Col. Noah L.. Jefreys, of Maryland.
Register of the Treasury, vice Colby,
deceased. ~ t.,.5+-,.,.,,t sf.f - - pssi
'4laThere is not word of truth in the
story that the administration is being
consulted by the District Attorney
and Judge at Richmond relative to
the postponement of the trial of JEFF,
Davis. 1t is a matter for the judi
ciary and not the executive, to decide.
The only point upon which even the
Attorney g eneral could be properly
consulted would be as to the neeessi-
ty of employing counsel additional to
that already provided by law. zals -
NEW. YoRK,a Oct 1.-The Croton
National Bank is reported to have
failed with heavy liabilities. <.eo 10 2
q The steamer Chauncy, with Califor-
MIA passengers. has arrived
Gol Wma G.. Cooper, late of the
10Th o indiana volunteers, died in
Brooklyn yesterday. s5sa > .,s4sa,.,.
+ Eight additional seizures were made
of whisky and tobacco, ,efor violation
of the Revenue Law yesterday. a9iay
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NEW ORLEANS ]
Election Retarns-The Convention
Probably Carried by the Country
Vote. -. ,f,, f..,, ~ 'S'A

= NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 80. = The
total vote of the city falls 2,529 short
ofa majority of the registered voters.
The Republican has further news
from Algiers and the parishes OF st.
Bernard, St. Charles and st. James,
showing that, SO far $50 less than a
majority Of the number registered
have voted on the Convention ques-
ton; but the returns from the coun-
try parishes indicate, that a majority
in the whole State have voted The
vote against the. Convention was in
significant, as was the 5 number Of
white voters. The proportion of white
voters is less than one.in ten.
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Ohio, is here with fine herd ofocat-
tie. d. M. Magee, of Camden, Ohio,
the van in the hog and sheep lines,
respectively. i1gn = a19a 19Eoi
Power. Farm Products Domestic
Manufactures, Floral and Fine Art
Halls are all rapidly filling up. 9aA799
:. A balloon ascension, fireworks, etc.,
are the programme for Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday i among the
sensations talked Of are a balloon
race, and a balloon wedding.
= The town is rapidly filling up. and
with the dry weather, dust, people,
and side shows, this village is de-,
cidedly lively. SO -.
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Reign of, Terror in Spain.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Indepen-
deaee Beige writes. under date ofMad-
rid, September 9th, as follows: IS q.
as The course of executions has CON-
menced at Barcelona, aTarfagona, Va
lencia and other large towns. The
councils of war get rapidly through
their work and discharge their grim
duties to the satisfaction of the Gov
ernmeht..N In order stiil9m6fe to in
timidate any who may hereafter be
tempted to join any armed bands, the
unfortunate prisoners now in. hand
are condemned, not to be shot, but to
sufferythe igpominious pu9khnent of
the garrotte. Two inhabitants of Va
lencia suffered this punish nent on
Monday. last. -. ~.
on the following iaAy I'll there were
FIVE executions in Barcelona, and four
at Tarragonaa. The less heiDous pris-
S1ffs % shs ses pens ds shsie
undergo hard labor for any number
Of years. Kartingu from twelve to
twenty. Fearful reprisals are in store
for a future which cannot be very far
distant. The terror in the provin-
cial capitals, which have been the
scenes iof recent events, is at its hight,
and exceeds anything / can describe.
The most moderate men are aghast
sat. sthe baEaz thought zot the se-.
yeritiesss intended ouI against the
mass Of 'captives taken I. with or
without arms; they hope the Queen
will be alarmed at such extensive
hbloodshed, and willfbe induced to ap-i
point a transition ministry for the
purpose of iconciliation, whose special
mission It should be to bring back
the Progressists within the limits Of
legality, by means of considerable con-
cessiens. HItais Otoo late for such a
remedy, which, moreover the Qneen
would not adopt. Whenever change
of ministry shall happen the Neo
Catholic and absolutist party will
sncceea to the office noW filled BY Mar
shala 81 Naryaezss aud his friends and
Senores Pezuela and Nocedal will be
called upon to- enforce policy which
has always been among the instincts
of the Spanish Court, The generals
comma ndings the different military
divisions have published edicts di-
recting the formation of what are
caileu iE. Cpdiu 4SOIItIt1te',6S 10 " "
say, q levy enqsAsseefeall persons com
petent to bear arms in each locality,
to defend the public peace, under
the control of the mayors, when
ever; any cause Of ,misapprehension
may arise. The most rigorous penal
ties are invoked against citizens who
may fail to observe orders of the
authorities. The Civil Guard CON
tinues to be concentrated in the
towns, thus leaving an open field for
thieves and robbers. Security there
is none in the villages and country
districts. Considerable fobberies are
reported from all quarters; but the
Government, it is true, think it very
convenient to attribute these crimes
to the armed bands which dispute its
authority.
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TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 30.-The Fif-
teenth Annual Exhibition of the
State Board of Agriculture opened
very finely and under the most grati-
those bought for the purpose by the
,Yigo County Agricultural Society,
wooded and fitted up in the best style
by them, the improvements of course
reverting to the county society at the
close7of the State exhibition. Only
three hundred feet from the track of
the Terre Haute and Indianapolis
Railroad, they are reached with great
ease, as extra trains leave the depot
every half hour. sgf1. Is
To-day has been devoted to the
busy work of entry reception and the
arrangement of articles. This work
will not be completed fairly until
"Wednesday morning, and before that
time there ewill be very little sight
seeing. Up to this time the number
of entries are largely in excess of all
previ Gus years, and especially i'm the
live stock department is the excel
lence most noticeable. 1t is every
where heard that the display of horses
is the best ever made in the North
west. This will be accounted for by
the extra inducement ofcthe unprece-
dented premium of one thousand dol
|lars.---.---- ---------
The approaching agricultural is
now la1Ethe rage, and expectation is
universally stretched forward to Fri
day. next. The trotters are here in
force: Joe Dimmiek with Silas Rich
and Lizzie Warrack; Tom Oliver
with. Mollie, Dolly Dutton, a grey
gelding; L. L. Darreo, of Louisville,
l-Ky.,~With -Rolla -Golddust, Rosa
Golddust andsix others; J. B. Lo-
der with Bella Loder, to which may
be added Bay Logan. 4-osz -
EAmong the PAGERS are Legal Tender,
Red Buck. Billy Boyce. Dan Voor-
hees, Lady Franklin, Lady Alexander,
,Hoosier Tom. The trotting premium
has been raised to 81 400, and pacing
premium to $500. The mile track
can not be used on account of their
having been no rain since it was
graded to settle it. The dust on the
half mile track is several inches deep
and despite the efforts of sprinklers
it will be heavy and slow.
President MCMILLAN, Of Xenia
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military. A large proportion of the
1eelored population d:sapprove;, of
Bradley and threaten to .assassihate
him. ,grituGo1 J.ls .sa<gsa9Z
s The entente cordidtea between the
City Government and'theo military
affords great satisfaction to all classes.
except the adherents of Brady = "o5 ..1,
The city is quiet. Disturbances are,
threatened between country and Con-
servative cityocolored people tonight.
but Gen. Anderson, Chief Of Police,
has given orders to arrest every dis
orderly person, regardless Of color or
politics. VI The military will remain
under arms, but their services will
probably not be needed. -''l' vt;1gt.s
A large number of arrests of riot
ers and several ring leaders have.
been made, and will, probably be.
sent to Fort Pulaski by the, military.
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TELEGRAPH.;
For Commercial and River Dispatches see
-.-....~.fT FIFTH Page. So i.stf
Grant Refuses to Issue Ar
9 tillery to the Mary land .
Militia. 5eaj -sse2 =,
-leInl 49,
lltgenltI sil1C-} 114GA .gSsS2B>
Gov. Swami Purchases a
Battery of 12-Pound 5ala. a
Guns. As '.s',a
Esa1rsQ5I zA12z 2z-I =, .,t,,.
Gen. Sheridan at Brooklyn.
The Reduction of the Pub
lie Debt. sas 81, So q
.tEsItZaTsa II - ssv. s,'2 RI Il f.,
Rumors about Jeff. Davis
ii +a ~ 4e s. Trial. oisi... -jgaize .
-,g, 81 f3rssf .t - ; q -,rffasff*a -fs9 snoi
r s sd5 - fai- -3 as-aEi s2W z
l--ssff !, etlts.s IS IS srfFfss3 fsetg4 II oEifl
Death Of Col. w, q. Cooper.
,trsm-xsqsG rs--A y -3os s'iiS ~.
..gL tc. ..srrsftsetsfs. ~ ssff -s.s.f-J
Col..,lo Jeffreys Appointed
Z Register of the Treasury
aarr a
The Reduction of the Pub
lie Debt. me- at ~
Rumors about jeff. Davis
ta - aea53 5 Trial. as. .jeaize
Death Of Col. w. q. Cooper.
Col..,loJ Jeffreys Appointed
Register of the Treasury
The Indiana state Fair.

2E8ClJ bGg 5ITanc aofDlr
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IFroih the Indianapolis Journal. ]
: % INDIANA STATE FAIR

1he Opening Day-A Success Fore
q slladOwed - Description of the
g Grounds - COnVeniences and Ac.
c0mm0datiOns-Lar Number of
Horses Already Arrived = Main
Features OF the Fair--The Village
of Terre Haute Very Lively, etc.
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JOHN E. TAYLOR,
CARPENTER and Joiner.

Shop on WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth
and Seventh,
EVANSVILLE, Ind.
Prompt attention given 20 all work en-
trusted TO my care mayl6 d3m
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TEL'EGRAPH.

For Commercial and River Dispdtches see
..-....-yv Fifth Page. So ilstf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-25

em9nseg sAs9,

pY virtue of one writ of venditio-
u nj exponas to me directed from
the Clerk of theC ircuitC Court of Lin
coin county, Tennessee, Twill, on
Monday, the 18Th dayof Nay, 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 Mary l.. Heralson has in and
to a certain TRACT OF LAND
situated in Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, Civil District No. Is, sup.
posed to contain 100 acres, and
bounded as follows: On the North
by the lands of Nat. Hobbs and
Commons, on the East by the
lands of E. B. Bryan, on the South
by the lands of w, S. Sheriff.,
and on the West by the lands of
J. L. Henderson's heirs. Levied
on as the property of Mary G
Heralson, by James A. Jones, Con
stable, at the suit of David Jones
as. ]. Ell. Heralson, Mary G. Heral
son, and W, c: Sugg.
W. F. TAYLOR,
april18 Sheriff
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-25
For the Fayetteville Observer.
To the Citizens of Lincoln
and Franklin Counties.

In response to the enquiries
made of me, concerning my run.
ming again for the office | now
hold, l will say publicly and tc
one and all, that under no circum.
stances whatever will | become a
candidate for reelection. / can.
not, without stultifying myself,
take the oath prescribed in the law,
and now required of candidates ;
hence, | cannot and will not be a
candidate. My ardor, however,
is not any the less buoyant or san
guine, and my faith in the final
triumph of the principles of right
and justice is not shaken. The
cause of an honest, law-abiding.
quiet, peaceable people will, with
its own inherent elements of sue.
cess, soon bury the wicked and de-
spicable power that now holds ii
in temporary suspension, into that
grave of State and National infa-
my made for petty tyrants and
malignant usurpers. If we would
relieve ourselves of our present
despotism, let us all work intent
ly, and with determination not
to be beaten. Very respectfully,
10. G. CARDIGAN.
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death, what would we deserve
who would seek to slay the moth
|er that gave more than life--Lib
lerty. You must not heed those
wolves disguised as sheep, who
bend their knees, and speak te
you of their undying friendship
and love. They only want te
get you out from the protection
of the s'good Radical dogs" to de-
your you. Let them not deceive
you, but stand firm, be not intimi
dated by any threats, and bear in
mind that the eternal God con
trolls the universe.
A resolution was offered by VIM
Stonebraker, (colored,) as follows
Resozoed, That the following
named colored persons be appoint
ed a committee for the purpose of
aiding the loyal colored voters of
Lincoln county in obtaining GER
tificates of registration: %
Benjamin Mcdaniel, Abnel
Todd, Samuel Eddins, Albert
Bonner, David Greer, Allen Nc
Donald, Richard Smith, Peter
Bagley, John Smith and Harry
Bagley. @ :
Adopted. -.
The following resolution wa:
Offered by Geo. f. Bloom:
Be At further resozred, That
the Shelbyville Republican ant
the Nashville Press G Times be
requested to publish the proceed
ings of this meeting.
Which being adopted, the meet
I ing adjourned.
e. P. REYNOLDS, Gin.
T. FL. MCLAUGHLIN, Sec'y.
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SIrgRlYF SALE

DY virtue Of two writs of vendi.;oni
ID exponas to me directed from the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lin
coin county, Tennessee, ] will, on
Monday, tie 18Th day Of Nay, 1867,
offer fer sale 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse door in
the town of Fayetteville, all the
right, title, claim, and interest that
Benjamin Rudd has in and to
certain TRACT OF LAND situated
in Lincoln county, Tennessee, Civil
District No. 5, containing by esti-
nation 400 acres, be the same more
or less, and bounded as follows
% the North by the lands of Gabe
Kizer, deceased, on the West by
lands ofCalvin Stone, deceased, on
the South by the lands of EzekielFeIps
and Dempsey Sullivan, and on the
East by the lands Of A .M.Prosser and
Frederick WaggOner, deceased
Levied on as the property of de-
PENDANT Benjamin Rndd, by Fl. B.
Morgan, Deputy-Sheriff, at the suit
of G.. B. Lester and William War
ren. w. F. TAYLOR,
april18 Sheriff.