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Samples Of the kind offered should accom- pany the
lld-
The Beans that will be acoep pied must be Q prime
article Of frJoles, we'll dried, full and Doth and
NUT lie furnish in good strong sacks.
ffde must be endorsed by two responsible par
tiee, wbo will become securities IL the bid prove
successful
The right lie reserved to reject any all bids
deemed unreasonable
Proposals must be made Sc paraiely for each
pet snd addressed TO the Chief CommiasAry Of
subsi-tence, District Of New Mexico Santa Pc
" rad endorsed Proposals for Furnishing Beans
at Fort -
The bids will be opened at IL O'Clock m b. Febru-
L., 1873. md bidders invited TO be prese ut
GEORGE r. BEALL,
capt. and Medr 5torekeeper, U :. Army, for
CHARLES MCCLURE.
- Brevet Major and Chief q. s
Once Chief C. 3. District N M, Santa Fe, N M,
January "a, 1908. fs53tB
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LIMITED STATES IraIEEIR OFFICE,

Proposals will be received ct this once until Il
III. ofRIDH B6DAY February II, 1858 for the ex
ecstton Of such Repairs Of Machinery and Wood
work Of United states Tug, Dredses and SeoWs Of
the PAtapeeo river improvement may BE- re-
9sired % b msds bstwssa date Of IropOsals and
No proposals. wili Be ooasideesd such ~ Are
made after forms to be obtonsd ct this On Co. Vhere
further iuformstiea caa BE- had.
PrODosals will b opsned ~ II - p n. Of The l9th
day Of rsSenarZ. y presence Of saeh bidders IS
snr 49, decd On neient 81 the undersirnsd, '"'
JOHN PARKER,
MAJOR OF Z aesrs, and
etaB Drevet MAser General. q. 8. A.
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THIS Il To GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
= seribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
~ SshingrOn county, In the District Of Columbia
ShristoBb-r Frics. $. late Of washing ton county D
- nsG< AID All persons having claims against the
oscessed are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same.
TIE vouchers thereof. 20 the On becribsr. on
, ter III day Of January nett: theymay other
s.as,oy Az be excluded from al benedt Of the sail
$50 siNen under our hand this 18th day of Jan
Wy H~ M I.FkfESS.
II CH. WIDMAYER,
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CORPORAL PUEIsHnKsT or GiRLs AnoL-
IsHED.-0ur report of the doings Of the OaD
bridge School Committee, IN yesterday . paper.
was slightly inaccurate. The proposition of
Mr.. Harding TO abolish the corporal punish
ment OF girls was carried, and the school regu-
lations were then adopted for one month. The
vote on the amendment stood eight in favor 10
i've against Two gentlemen were absent
having paired of. 1t is confidently expected
that the regulations. as amended, will b
adopted at the next meeting Of the board @
month hence) for the permanent governueat Of
the schools. At any rate the corporal punish
ment Of girls il nov forbsdden.-Bostos Aere5k-
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

~ Collectors O1kc,, DiSiricf Of Colvnubia,
WASHINGTON. February 10, 1858.
Notice 10 hereby Riven that shall ex pose fer
sale, at public auction, and sell TO the highest bid
der. at the Coliector's Once, No. 4os Seventh
street, en- THURSDAY, February 20, at IL o'clock
a. N, the following goods and chattels. the pro
perty Of Timothy Hurley and dstra ned by fer
the collection OF tax distilled spirits due the
United States under the Internal Revenue Law by
the said Hurley, viz:
IL Barrels Whiskey lin hondl
$40 U. B. $40 Bonds with Coupons. due JAN
LEWIS CLEPHANE.
fe 10 ids e. 8. Collector Int Rev for ID. @.
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RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, May 5, Noon, 1857.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
u WASHINGTON, May 5, EooN, 1857
&Ae
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
MORE. and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at TOO, 7:4S and l3:0
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at7.0o m, and 100
FOB WKY STATION SOUTH OF ANNApo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at s:ls and 700 .. m. and at 200 and ~
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at TOO .. m and 40 p. m. No trains to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 7:45 o. IT. and 4: 50 and BIS p. n.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 74S N. and T. 80 and 8:4S m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, Att:
Q. m, 40 and 6:45 p. m.
On Saturday at !: AS q. m, and $50 p. m.
On Sunday at 4:30 and s:45 p. m only, connecting
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore TO
wheeling PsrkeIshnlg, &C.
in the day, well at the new once of the Bank
ers' and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Psnnsylva-
mia avenue, etween 9th and 7th streets.
For New York, philadelphia, and Boston, see
J.L.WILsON, Master Of Trans portation
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ocSO GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, w arlington.
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RY WIN. l.. WALL . 90, Auctioneers.
- Stores ais and 3l1,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.

IhUbIEEb SALE VI VALUAbLB BEAE BS-
TATE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded the
subscriber will open for sale at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of February. 1858, 1T four
O'Clock, in 'front.' Of the premises, Lots No. b"
and &C." In Whitcrafts subdivision of orr ginal
Lot No two "a. I'm Square No one hundred aud sew
tnty (E0. in the city Of Washington Each of said
lots front 20 feet IS leu inches New York ave
nue., between 18th and 18th streets
italists. being in the immediate vicinity Of the
Navy Department.
Terms One third cash; balance in sig and
twelve months. All conveyascing and stamps Of
the expense of the purchaser. deposit OF 500 as
soon sold
J. GARTER MARBUkY, Trustee.
fe IL eoAds W l.. WALL q Co. Aucts
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0They have q MIXED case Of adultery in
Wiuhail, VT. where q married man nam0d
leach fancied a girl OF fourteen named Gale,
" hale her brother desired Mrs. Leach. So be-
tween them they made an amicable a.
ranepment-the ssaffinities" went Oh and rx
married according to their wills. but the of1cers
Of the Law rudely broke in upon the pleasant
affair, and Leach and his wife ere In iaiI "a
await trial for poaygany, while Cali has -
answer for adultery. -.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

WASHINGTON, February 1, 1853.
On the petition of MAHLON LOOMS, OF w ash
ineton. DC prey ing Tor the extension Of . pat
an improvement In Plates for Artificial Teeth, for
seven years from the expiration OF said patent,
which takes place on the ID day OF May, BS
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard ct
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day of
April neat, 1t ~ O'Clock M and all persons are
notihed to appear And show cause; II any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are Required 70
ME In the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing at least ftceHty days before
the day IL hearing; oil testimony hled by either
party, to be used ut the said hearing must he
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules Of the ONCE, which will DO furnished on ap
Dispositions and other papers, relied rpon az
Testimony, must be 6le In the Office tweHiy DAYS
before the day Of bearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be ubl shed In
the Republican and the Iuteliigencer w ash eton
., o., once week for three successive weeks the
Hrt OF said publications to be 81 least sixty days
previous 70 the day Of hearing. - :
fesvsw Acting Commissioner Of psten ats.
HASShA C1HA49ESh s>avRA a,.,,.
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I GESILKsEss OLD STILL

n GEsILKMEss OLD sriLI n
- ps,oS.t.. SILK HATS, W
:. nrmo1eIec Ard set 10 = IA hion aba al De -
at N tuNslNGHAMS nss Vseso,v sxSx yts
s.rses, oe'~e.n and X streets isfsoin
rrIhhEEsLkp AND DELICATE OONsrIru
rs.cT Bsc1n u e1sn ssSes, ace HsLnsoLpS Ex
&C r-DkWly vaA.
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pKA sOw Ant Ed

pKAN sVwA TED.
Sealed Proposals. in du picate, with a copy of this
advertisement appended % each, will be received
At this Office until i, o'clock m, WEDNESDAY,
February IL, Is 8, for the supply of Beans ct the
following poets in this District Wis
Fort Wingste, 100 lbs
Crsfg, 6Op "
- Seldeu, $50 {"
- Stanton, s. 900 -
sumner, 20 900 -
Bacon, 200 -
Garland, 40Og g
MCRae, ZOO "
Union, % 900 Z"
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40 -
mater General for the weak endina ondSS Hes-
ruarv 10 I89S = -
Day,d 4 Book.r. L, pehb,rs. Va, eGs<s "a f~r-
ni'h Brushes st o. per dosen-
pkoPOSALS rOk 4uAkThRAAST1kS
L SIVnne;
sr. Logis. Mo, Fsirsary :. issS
ees!ed Proposals viii be recsised ct thi. once
re de.ery q thi. Depot Of the fol'viss srto'ss
OF Quaxtermast<rb stores, VIA:
SO lbs o l6 inch round Iron, bess
zO lbs.- %
S00 lbs. . D.
~ lbs. hoop :. u.
vWles "
~ ibs :. " :. .
! mS Tbs :. &c ..
sS0 Ss Ky Iron chsfoe&.
zSs0 IDS. An
2DD lbs lhK% oest
IM0 lbs. nail ROD Iron, pest eeneine norway.
LOO lbs sheet Iron, No =, onareos
- Fire Bender; win cSE wnsSs, maven pat.
~ Skille and LIDS lfIey y MOI.
~ FRYING Pans; II inenes.
AU iron hiveD, Iks 10.
% lbs Iron kivets SIs 70; H..
w ins Solder maze up OF % ios' vi ieeo 70 10 lbs.
tin; best qualities.
- Carpenters Pencils, FsberS, II inch.
10y Paper brsds, y incn
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- Presbyterianism In England claims 70 Se
making progress. In thirty yrars 10 he's balm
or acquired upward OF 100 charchea, hAvine
eo,Uo mespb ers. and 1900 Sunday School cAli-
dren. Its annual income n now os5o.ooo
- Thomas p. Sfusonx, of Boston. who opeu
ed liquor store m Natick few days aeo IN .
very obnoxious style. WA cleaned oct on Tuss-
day by the seiectmen snd posse Of cosstabTs<.
who seixed his entire stock, some twenty bar
rels Of liquors. valued ct oeO0o.
81 Fred. Douglas had 70 take his ueals
alone at Merider, Ooan-. the other dAy he
white boarders objecting 70 his presence q q
same table with themselves.
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TRROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
a G - = 81 q

&G 60 8! 81
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1857.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now Tun follows. viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily except Sunday Ut 7:l5 O.. m, L. 80
And 700 p. IN
FOR PHILADEL PHIA
Leave "aily except Sunday at 7:l5 aad l2:l5 D.
m, and e. 30 and ZOO p IN.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphia Ut zoo p.
sIEEPING CARS for New York on 700 D. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, be had at the Station Office at all
hours in the day, as well at the Office ia the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and scheduls between Washington, Baltimore, An
nnpolis and the West
J. L. WILSON, Master of Trans portation
l. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
oc3O-U GEO. 3. K00ETZ, Agent, Washington.
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DROPOSALs FOR LUMBER.

Headers District Of Indian Territory,
CAiJ Qudrteymdsfer'S 0Dsce,
Font Gibson, c. ~, January 1, 1853. I
Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at the
office of the undersigned at Fort Gibson 1. T an.
1868, to furnish fer the of the Quartermasters
DEPARTING mt, delivered at Fort Gibson G. NJ, on or
before the S0th day of June, 1873, 5.00J feet of
merchantable Pine Lumber, assorted as follows, to
wit:
g ooo feet, board measure inch plank, clear.
5000 - " IL Z" -
5000 " " A" g
rs 90 l g boards for floor
ing, none to exceed inches in width.
5000 feet Pinch plank for flooring, mono to exceed
Sinches in width.
Is 900 feet inch clear pine boards
The requirem ents and formalities usual in con-
tracing for Government supplies will be exacted
of all bidders, and all to whom any contract may be
awarded In the present case.
For further particulars apply at this office.
By authority of Colonel Del. Floyd Jones, COM
manding the district. A.S. KlMBALL,
fe 3-6tB Capt. ard A. O. M. Chief Q. NJ.
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Red AHrs.-wash and wipe thorouxhIv
your safes, cupboards, etc, then sprinkie q.
sait, and rub IL we'll into the wood, not nsxiecs-
ing the creeks and crevices This applicsnoa,
properly applied, win relieve you o. their A.
noyance.
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szfkSSSSzzs3sSs ! AssHS7A GRAPES.
DOBDBnN O0NOeH0uD Nf2R
0HELLDA BK6. 49,
NV, DuHOHxLL,
~ ~ UAAse abbits Hevse,
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EOR sALE-A Singer SEWING MACHINE
Il cheap, ct &. GOkD6TE1N'6.3 - ~ Of. feT- 81
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METROPOLITAN BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL.
PRENA. AVENUE, MAR l1rH STREET WEST,
GEOkGK W. BAUER, Proprietor.

Oyen from .. m. to IL ,. m. The Bar 10 stoke
with the finest Liquors, Wines and
Ales. ITGT
Segsrs Of the finest brands NPS
Call and see. l-ly
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EoTK.-gnder the regulation OF the Department
as heretofore ald now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising prec lamations except 10 such
publisher AZ are specifically authorized by the
Commissions Of the General Land Office.
ia A-laWl3W
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10

h& On Wednesday of last
week the body of a drowned MAI
was found in Elk River, three miles
below Fayetteville. Decay had SC
married the features as to render rec.
ignition impossible, yet the appar'
ell was thought to be that of Eli.
.jah Burns, and coroner's jury,
from that and other circumstan.
tial evidence, decided the body to
be Burns, and that he came to a
violent death through the agency
Of unknown persons. In the
pockets of the clothing were found
among other articles some money
and whistle said to be the kind
used by the Kuklux. The finding
OF this whistle seems to corroborate
what Burns had asserted. When
rescued from the guard at the
courthouse, he told Constable
Beavers that he was a Kuklux,
and that he would yet make him
(Beavers) suffer for the course he
had pursued in the matter. The
popular impression seems to be
that Burns really acas, as he claim
ed, a Kuklux-that he turned
traitor to the organization, in that,
instead of acting in the interest
of law, order and justice, he be-
came a law-breaker, and that his
treason has cost him his life.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10
The Kuklux Bill.

On Monday the Legislature made
law of the bill 10 suppress the Ku-
Wyatt voting gye. One OF
its most INFAMOUS features was tie
10th section, which we append. We
say "infamous:" because under Its
workings a bad man could accom-
plish the arrest and ruin of the
best men in the State. For every
dozen detectives that BrownloW
+. would appoint there would be an
hundred selfappointed ones; who
would be annoying and interfering
with better men than themselves
The section was defeated by {
close vote in the Senate-9 to l.
-Wyas voting IN tavor of sad
ding this outrageous measure upor
the people of Tennessee Read
and see what you have escaped
see what Wyatt desired to do fol
you: -
SECTION 16. Be 1t further enacted
That it is hereby made the duty
of the Governor of the State, and
he is hereby invested with full pow
-er and authority, to appoint any
number of detectives he shall deem
necessary, to hunt and inform on
all persons guilty of a violation of
any of the provisions of this act,
and report the same to the officers
of the law. And for every con.
viction said detective shall have
and receive such reward as the
Court shall deem proper, not less
in any case than one hundred, nor
more than one thousand dollars,
to. be paid by the defendant only
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10
Goods at Reduced Prices

l am now offering my large
stock of goods at reduced rates.
1t consists of all the latest styles
ladies dress goods,-among which
are some of the neatest Prints ever
brought to this market-Gent's
Furnishing Goods, House Furnish
ing Goods, SC. sc. I am selling
at a reduced rate and no mistake.
Look out, there are bargains to be
had. You can prove it by trying
me. at the old stand northeast
corner of the Square.
june lift. T. G. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10
To Shippers and Planters
of Cotton.

The general satisfaction given
to our friends who shipped us Cot
ton last year, induces us to again
offer cur services to those who de-
sire to sell or ship their Cotton to
Nashville. Our charges will be
the same as heretofore.
Rope and Bagging and Iron Ties
will be furnished at the very low
est wholesale price.
We would refer you to the
City and National Banks of this
city, or to the merchants of Fayette-
Uille,a as to the standingof our house.
Respectfully, Geo. J. Goodrich,
with S. B. SPURLOCK & Co.
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Great Excitement |!
A Kuklux Killed!
One Of the Murderers
Executed!

1he western part OF this cOun-
ty, near the Giles county line, has
been the scene Of great excitement
and stirring events during the past
few days. About one mile South
of Millville resided a family of ne
groes named Erwin, and a negro
originally from Georgia named
Henry High-their occupation be-
ing cropping and the keeping of a
negro grocery. They had public
ly boosted that death would be the
penalty of any Kuklux visiting
their premises. The threat, it
seems, was not idly made. Their
house had loft, the stairs to
(which had been removed, hole
cut for entrance outside, and a lad
der placed to facilitate ingress.-
The loft had been port-holed all a.
round, a supply of army guns and
ammunition procured, and old man
Erwin, his two sons and High were
ready for battle. We.cannot learn
that the Kuklux or any one else
had molested or threatened the
Erwin family. The war-like prep
arations seemed to have been
made without any justifable cause.
but solely in spirit Of ostentatious
menace. The fortifying and arm
ing soon becoming known. on last
Thursday night twelve Kuklux,
about one-half Of whom were arm
led, visited the house for the pur
pose of learning what the "battle
array" meant. One of them, Will
liam Meyers, formerly of this place
assembled the ladder. AS he ap
preached the top, he was ordered
to ''stop," by some one inside Of
the house, and simultaneously g
gun was fired from the extreme END
of the building by one of the Ervins
named Sykes, and a minnie ball
entered Meyers near the spinal
column, passed through the stom-
ach, and lodged just inside of the
skin. The wounded man died
about sunrise on Friday morning.
About thirty shots were fired,
mostly by the negroes. In an in
credibly short time, say by 10
o'clock on the same day, five or
six hundred Kuklux were on the
ground. One of the negroes, Hen
ry High, was hung to the joist
near the ladder. 1t was proven
by negro testimony that High had
on several occasions brought army
guns to the Erwin arsenal, for the
avowed purpose of killing white
men. The Ervins escaped, and
whether OF not they have since
been arrested, we are unable at
this writing to announce. Our
statement is based on information
furnished us by gentleman, not
Kuklux, who was on the ground.
--<~><Ds~.--
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10
u. S. Internal Revenue.

ASST Assessors OFFICE, 4TH DIS. l.
FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. 8, 1868.
~ O. Wallace, Esq
Dealers in manufactured tobac-
co, snuff, or cigars, where his an
nual gross receipts exceed 500 and
net over ST 900, must pay So spe-
cial tax in addition to his special
tax as retail dealer.
Every dealer in manufactured
tobacco, having on hand more than
twenty pounds, and every dealer
in snuff having on hand more
than ten pounds, must make and
deposit with the Assistant Assess
or of the proper division an inven-
tory, taken under oath, setting
forth the amount of such tobacco
and snuff, respectively, and to
make and deposit like inventory
with the Assistant Assessor, on the
first of each month thereafter as
provided by law.
4 Yours respectfully,
| ALFRED BEARDEN, asst Assessor.
! P. S. l am instructed to receive
notice and proceed to superintend
the survey of any distillery of
brandy in Lincoln county, in &C
cordance with section 10, act of
July, 1868. Special tax from Isl
day OF September, $266 66; also
two dollars per day from the time
of commencing to the end of the
season, and fifty cents per gallon
to be reported to the Assistant As
SCISSOR on the LIST, or five days af
ter the first of each month, ano
paid at the time of reporting the
same.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10

@ We hope Gen. Grant will
continue to travel about the coun-
try-it has.a splendid effect on
the Democratic vote. Grant has
just returned from a trip to the
Western Territories, and the result
is 600 Democratic majority for
Judge Schaefer, Democratic Con-
gresham from Idahol Keep on
travelling, Hiram Ulysses-you do
as much good as a Democratic
stump speaker.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10
n%Vermont went Republican

nVermont went Republican
at the election on Tuesday, LIST, for
Governor, members of Legislature,
and members of Congress. Moth
ing else was expected. That
State begun its political career in
1924, by voting against General
Jackson, and it has gone against
the Democracy every election ever
since.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10
Ms There are certain rules


that should govern our conduct,
and as we have very heavy taxes
to pay, and provisions are high to
those who have to buy, it is neces-
sary that we should economist our
means, and one of the best ways
to do that is to buy as few goods
as is compatible with the comfort
and standing of our family. But
if you do have to buy, go to the N
W. corner of the Square, where
there is fresh stock just opened
and offered at the lowest prices by
T. j. GRAY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10

& We ask special atten.
ton to the advertisement of D. P.
& W. 81. Shackleford, in this pa.
per. They are clever men, have
good goods, and sell cheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10

nThe Israelites of Murfrees-
boro held a meeting on Friday last,
and unanimously resolved to de-
vote their efforts to the defeat of
Grant. Good!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10

N Wright & Trantham are
offering a large and attractive
lot of fall and winter dress goods
at prices far below original cost.
Goods worth rs cents for As.
do do 60 do So
do do LOO do 30 to 60
do do 374 do 20
If you want dress at little O.
yer halt price go and look at their
lot. They are selling rapidly !;
don't miss bargain.
WRIGHT & TRANTHAM.
Aug. 81, 1S6S-3t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-09-10

~ Mr.. W. N. Moore, on
Norris Greek, has kindly favored
us with some very large peaches.
Better fruit cannot well be grown,
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r. Received this dav by e

R& Received this day by ex-
press from New York, Hoop Skirts,
Carpet Bags. Umbrellas, Paper
Collars, Ladies Linen Collars,
Silk Belt Ribbon, English Half
Hoes, French Twilled Tape.
aug27 WRIGHT & TRANTHAM.
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The Fair. Postponed.

Me time of holding the Fair of
the Lincoln County Agricultural
and Mechanical Society has beer
deferred until
Tuesday, October Goth.
The change is made in order to a
void a conflict with other exhibi
tions, which are to be held in the
week first selected for our Fair
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A Radical paper says: ave
can no longer stand this" Well,
then, lie like all the rest of your
party.