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YOUNG BEGINNERS.
Tive Youihs OF Fourteen Stenl &c. 400 ant
Purchase Tickets for Cinctnnati.

Tive you,hs OF Fourteen steaI $4,000 md
purchase Tickets for CIncinnati.
On Monday night Mr.. b. ]. Knapp OF 2l2 West
Seventeenth street ticket agent at the Olympic Thea
tire, ana collector for the Manhattan Gas Company
retired, having In mis- possession about 81 4cosl 800
Of which was in moncy-whlch he had collected Tor
the gus company during the day. Upon getting up
yesterday morning he discovered his wallet contain
ing the money gone, ana upon making inquiries
about the house also discovered that hts Peter,
aged fourteen, was also non est.
Suspicion was directed towards the son and a
companion named Walter williams, also fourteen
years OF age, and information OF the robbery was
gwen 70 Captain Williamson at the Sixteenth pre-.
cinct station house. who detailed detectives Mccall
ferty and Butcher to ind the whereabouts OF the
youthful thieves. they succeeded in ascortaining
tnat the had crossed the river ut the foot Twenty
third street, and Immediately set sail for Jersey.
Upoh arriving at the Erie Railway depot In Jersey
City, about ten minutes before tue depart.
ure ef Inc cincinnati v,am express .I, sney iouna
s0ona new "nap sa,s Of a clothes 's armed with
revover and large DIRK waiting the departure Of the
train, they having purchased two tckets Tor Cncin-
nati. Upon searching them s2,sss OF the stolen
money, including the checks, were found IN their
ss s
Jefferson Market Police Court, whore complaint
was preferred against taeni BY Mr.. Knapp, TO which
they pleaded guilty, anu were comniteea Ior ex-
animation.
The boys stated that they secreted themselves in
morning. while Mr., Knapp We asleep Sneaked
in, removed the moncy, Iom @ ,.as,. n,s poSkes psl
and LETT the house Acrnlnr, discovered % i'IHs his
son in p nis room iumE about his pants. wncn
contained $500; % put and surmising he was sSm.
nan,en,,s ro roau him from the floor placing him
,n hs avn he'd an adjoining room without MS
.,oranr n ~ ndpon questioning him the following
arc w. =. ~,,Hendsd to know nothing OF what had
iransn,sea A. lrng the night The BOYS stated tney
Sn I oncealed 10 tue house every night or
nad o oee9o weeks, nopiny to get chance TO m axe
s"o ora,s rs., but no favorable opportunity ons red
""..,s IsaAtil Monday night.
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COURT cALENnAas-TaIs oAY.

SurRgnE CouRr-GENERAL TERM.-Before Judges
Ingrabam, Barnard and Brady. Court OPEN
at half-past ten A. M.--Nos. w, 04, pS, 35l, w
100, lol l04 l05 1o6 l07 10o no. ILL., IL, ll3, ia
ll6, 1lo, Ill, 1854, lis, liz, l2O, l2i, Ia
o. 90. 90 %. 70, 1oA. l2o, 122, 127 lSo, lS7, ~
164, LOT, l7s, l19, 1876. -Be
fore Judge McCunn. Court opens at eley9, I8a M
A. Mos. 1917, S03, 72l, 1877, l33, lr 2--Before
AZ, 1895, s77, 95l, 763 1907, 81. i494 1905 1884,
1862. l7i4 lvO5, l506, 1888, 1lAaM--Part I-Before
MAEsyB CoURr-rRIALndar ut ten O'Clock A.
Judge GROSS Call of 1897, $500. 1878, 474i, 4.SI,
Mos. 4a50, ~, ~ lla Fart 2-BaIors judge
41Vl. ll6, 1I5, y
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SUPREME euuaI-spEcAL TERN.
Dismissal of a Divorce Sait.
Before JudQa Carlnzn.

BeIore Judge Card0z0.
L,,cv Butterov Us. Thomas But,erby.-fn this case
the parties had married in London, England, and q
suit was brought In this court for Q divorce upon
acs OF adultery alleged to have been committed by
the defendant In the city of New York.
The defendant dcnled all the edultery charged.
snd m his aildavits declared that the SUIT was
brought against him to extort money and tnat the
pailtIif, his wife. having commenced tho suit, had
gone back 10 England.
Edwin James counsel for the defendant moved
To dismiss the suit, upon aindavits tnat William j.
Fisher the plaintiffs attorney, could not be found
after dilgent search at MS ONCE, II Nassau street.
IN the city OF New York. and that no notice OF trial
had been given nor any steps taken TO prosecute the
Ecuon. Tne defendant IL member OF an English
banking firm In this city.
The Court made an order dismiasiDg the suit, with
COSTS
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NoRKMEN DISCHARGED IN NEW HAvHy-Thero
appears to be dulness IN the business Of quite
lumber Of manufacturers &c present. particularly
!st Ql January quite number OF hands have been
alscnar9ed from some OF the factories The inac-
rage manufacturers at one factory we Ieara that
twO-thrds Of tho hands have been discharged, but
portion Of them VIII probably DO engaged again In
the course OF a few weeks. AT Sargent,s extensive
works number OF workmen nave been dig
cnarge0.-Nesc HGpeR Courier, Jan. IA,
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COMMON pleAs-seNsRAL TERM.
Decisions

Decisions.
By Judges DAILY, L0ew and yan Brunr.
Au,phvps. De F01TeSt.--Judgment affirmed by de.
fault.
Con,ey cs. SD,tth.-Argued and affirmed.
JtLrdtne ~. Uliii00r.--Arguel ANA anirmed.
7atcot Us. RoSe1toefD.-Argued and decision re-
served.
Siadth Us. Coult6r.--Afllrmed by default
Ten Broeclc u.s. BOrte.--Argned and affirmed.
Iteeder us. Broon.-Argued and Judgment TO be
reduced to $l7312.
cray u.s. Coalter--Afllrmed by default s1
Ossma7s rs Kdhn.-Argued and Judgment rem
dcred In part.
Beesaada Us. Jol,astox.--Judgment reduced to
fifteen dollars, and affirmed as to that amount.
He,sher0 us. Bauer.-Default opened aud Judg.
Hn,scn cs Llrf,lgs,on ARGUED and Judgment re.
versed. En95ot
sch, rs. HuAjosu--Argued and reversed.
Okeefs Us. RttdtdO.-Argned and affirmed.
Meyers Us. Stel1ntetz.-Argued aud affirmed. Mo-
ton TO 90 10 the Court Of Appeals denied.
Num- US. GtedsOiL-Argued and reversed
Lemon Us. LttNe-Argued ana judgment affirmed
Rothet'e rs. Ut'isz.-Argued and affirmed. Judg-
ment reduced to 500 and affirmed for asat
amount.
2Yyon Us. Cnsterling. Judgment reversed.
McNtlty rs. B,'otcn<--Argued and reversed
Cassidy rs. Murphy Affirmed BY default.
AcGlU as. HQlver.-Sane.
3 Hdss Us. ZdDrlskY--JudgmeDf aflrmed.
French US. Gi n,id.--Argued and affirmed.
Gluh7l Us. CuHalasxu u-Argued and affirmed.
S,cd,azev cs. De F0yrest-Argued and affirmed.
AcGold'tcdc rs. AcArdle.-Afiirmed by default.
Van Tasseu ~. AcIntosh.-Argned and reversed.
Same us. Sdsne.-Argued aud reversed.
Holman ps. D,.6v.-Argued and affirmed.
Y Byu.stNev us. GodJlev.-Argued and Judgment 10
veraed.
EIdy u.s. French. .-Judgmeat afnrmed.
(Siulcdn Is. The C0uid IiaGysus Company V Neso-
ARK, NJ L.-1udgment affirmed by default.
Ne,o YOrE Mdt,OlCtufra0 CoDasUn0 ps. DoOdv.--
Judgment afnrmed.
Meyer vs. Leusn0er.-Orier appealed from aoirmed
without cost to the appellant, with the right TO sab
nit the appeal to the next General Term II be de.
s,Ees 1t.
Tne General Term then adjourned 10 the 3lst or this
month for the purpose Of rendering decisions hav-
Ing disposed OF larger amount Of business during
their sitting taan eser before done In rsiis coarr
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NEW YORK CITY.
Alleged Incendiarism- -Munlflcent Church
Presentation - A Maniac's Re-
m0rSc-I}uslness EmbarTasS-
n,ents-C Casualties and
Incidents.

The following record wan show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twcntyfour
hours In comparison WIN tie corresponding day OF
last year. as Indicated BY the thermometer at
iiudnutN5 pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway
corner Of Ann street. &
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SUPERIOR couaT-TaAL TEam-pARI z
Squnbblo Over q Lease.

DeIVfe Ju1xU FrceunRn anu jury.
Snath rs. Coe.-This action was brought TO recover
$4,000 llqudated damages which arose out Of an
agreement TO let between the parties 10 the suit.
The plantin held lease OF che premises corner OF
broadway and Houston street. known formerly a.
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SUPERIOR eOuRT-spsc!Al TeaA
Decisions.
By Judge Spencer

john W7ttts et al. cs. ADeytoan Stee NDOl Cone
pany.-Motion granted.
Joseph staples Us. Henry Eyben.-Samc.
water Solomon rs. Samuel So,onton.--Judgmenl
vacated and set aside. No costs to either party.
FTedt7fcc n. Collins ct al. u.s. John COne--Default
opened and Judgment SET ASIDE. without costs TO
either party.
Francis Root,asoa us Charles II. Wells ct al.--Mo-
ton granted.
Amelia c. Garrison Us. Charles B. Dickinson ct
al.-Samc
Hops Mutual Lire Insurance Company Us. Francis
& Gt07ev et al.--Sane.
Ho1naa y. Goosl,tch cs. E1gar AZ. Mason ct d1.-
Same.
Ace Y. u. Leigh as. isaac NJ Bien.--Same.
Setdh Fda buyer co al. rs OSlGatd H. DU,lbry1le es
aL--Samc. EE7
/ James anderson et al rs. Gurus r. McCoinaioE--
Monon granted, without costs.
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vxIMO STATES OsracT ceUar--w sAHxswTcy.
AIIexsd FraudaIsnt Proccedings.


N the Matter ar the EetttOn Of Charles "A. Dacfd-
ssn.-This was petition by Lionel Moses, assignee
81 the bankrupts estate, praying that judgmentre-
covered In the Superior Court In July last BY one
Oliver Mowbray Tor s5ls2 be get aside and declared
VOID, and that h0wDray be ordered TO pay over to
the petitioner the sam OF $l.25l, received Dy hlm
upon an execution issued on the judgment and that
The sheriff TO whom the execution was issued bo also
ordered to pay over 70 the petitioner the sum OF
>2.847 now IN his hands as assets Of the bankrupt
reaiz cd on the sale 0f the property, and that the
proof OF debt by Mowbray be declared void, ana ac-
COrdlngiy rejected.
Judge BiaGchIord In rendering decision, granted
the prayer OF he petition respect to both Mowbry
ANA sac Sheriff ana also rejected the proof OF debt
put 10 by Mowbray.
Condemned Property.
The following property at the Custom House ano
no claimant appearing it was by order OF the Court
condemned by decault:--Une black lace shawl one
black lace veil fo1r dozen leather gloves, haf dozen
ecarfs, three gold watcnes gold jeweiry, brass
teWery.
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II.
Average temperature for corresponding date
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T HE COUR rs.

Proceedings In Dankruptcy-InterestIne
Revenue Cases-Alleged Bank ROBBIE
es-Ocean Steamship DeIivery-Di-
IOree Suits-PGnishmcnt for Com
e tempt-Landlord and Tenant
Ellen Utt Found Guilty Of
Manslaughter.
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An omission occurred IN tho published list OF the
Stanton Fund IN SUNDAYS HERALD General Z. S.
Sanford was one OF the earliest subscribers In the
sum OF 81 01o. 1lis sweB MIR. Gunnell's Inst 70
$1,000 making the total amount in hand s99, 900.
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Curtla-Noa 49, s5 49, o. 8s, 30. 100 lCI, TO-, io3,
loa, TOO, f0d, loa 100, Ito, Ill, ii3, il8 la
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TIE PROCTOR DEpALcATroS IN PHILADELPHIA
OF J. W. Proctor { Co., there was an
error concerning the visit OF Ldward Ship.
pen TO some OF the crcditors. he requests
us 10 say that no DID not visit the Now York credl-
tors vt all rs he had no business relation with them,
and therefore made no report about tnen and thae
bis visit W Boston was to SEQ his clients ihe exocu-
tors Of Mr. David Hughes. While there he saw two
other Boston creditors, aud al or them peremptoriy
rejected tue compromise proposed Uy j. w. Froctor
Il Co.. and he 30 reported on ms retur0. THIS states
mcLt necessary 10 prevent liisappreheoson ia Tug
minds oi tne new York, boston aud Phltaoe.pnsa
creditors as TO M. Shppens agency ~ the ustssIS
Mlt1Qetlhld Letter. s.Lh. 10,
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nrc occurred yesterday morning at No. ls4
Forsyth street, IN the saloon Of Balthaslar Enst.
Ihe damage trining, but the insurance il heavy.
George Ernst iatner or the proprietor, was arrested
on suspicion OF having fired the premises
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cosMla PLeaS-specAi TERM.

Decisions.
by Judge Van Brunt.
Ie7lttGae rs. .7e7'lu9e.-Reference ordered.
Reuter- ps. Nentrnerlfgag.--M granted, defen-
dant to stipuate not To sue.
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Rev. Vim. H. Milburn Will deliver his popular lee
ture, "What Blind Man Saw IN Englanu.n on Tues
day evening, January 25, In the hall Of the Young
Mems Christian Association for the benefit OF the
mission work OF 81. AIMS free church for deal
musea. Mr. Byron A. Ward VIII preside at The
organ.
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ALASKA.

Report Of Treasury Agent McIniyre-TSo
White nnd Ipdian p0pulafien-Thc Seal
Fisheries,
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Yesterday morning oticer John Murray, OF the
Abcaiah Blues eighteenth precncp, whilc return
ing from post 10 the station house, accidently
dropped his revolver IL was accldcnty discharged
the ball taxing effect In Of his knees lnfc,ing
severe bal not dangerous wound. lie was sent to
Bellevue Hospital Tor treatment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-10-13
c. F. GALLONS
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY

In placing this Remedy before the Public,
we will only refer to the following certificate,
which expresses all that we reed say. And
being from one who has experienced beneficial
results from its use, after having given it a
thorough trial, his words carry more weight
than anything we could say. aal
CENT MEN:-
For number of years was greatly afiIe-
ted with Dyspepsia, and although my. stomach
crsved food, it would Immediately reject it,
should l eat anything, no matter how small
thequaotity. l was frequently compelled TO
leave the table, without being able to take any
nourishment. In short time became very
much reduced in flesh, and was so weak that l
was unable and unfit to attend to my business.
Ny mind was in no better condition than mt
body ,asI was constantly oppressed with lassitude
and depression of spirits. l tried all the pat
ent medicines and prescriptions that l heard
of, and some of these afforded me temporary
relief, but in a short time / relapsed INTO my
former condition.
While suffering in this manner, heard Of
G. F. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy, and con-
Guided TO try it | had taken it but shOf-
time when began to feel relief, and continuing
to take it, l soon could partake of my meals
without any disagreeable feeling, either while
at the table or sftesSard, and ssined flesh rapi
idly. II is now nearly ten years since, and ]
have continued free from anything like return
Of Dyspepsia. can therefore recommend il to
any one suffering in like manner.
Respectfully yours.
ANDREW j. NICHOLSON.
d.. Il
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Goal Suicida.Y

a laige numbeEoi deaths, class
ed as accidental, might, without
much peryersion Of Language, b
placed under the head of .s.licides. ;
Among these are the fatal casual
ties arising from the misuse Of
kerosene, or coal oil. The fluid
when heated is highly inflammable;
and if fame is brought in contact
with streams of it, combustion il
the result. These facts have been
published times innumerable.
There is scarcely a newspaper in
the Union that has not made them
the subject of warning and com
ment. And yet reasoning beings,
not insane upon ordinary matters,
persist in filling their lighted
lamps at night. When ires are
slow at kindiing, it is no uncom-
mon occurrence to hear of persons
pouring coal oil from a can upon
the smouldering embers, though
they must know, one would think,
that its ignition is inevitable.
When death comee, the coroner's
jury call it accidental" This
is a misnomer. If a man should
purposely place himself before the
mouth of cannon, as the lighted
match of the artilEerist approached
the touch-hole, and be blown to
fragments by the discharge, the
act would be called suicide. The
temerity which crowds the col
umDs of newspapers with reports
Of deaths occasioned by coal oil
is scarcely less suicidal. The I'M.
fortunate sufferers must either he
bent On throwing away their lives,
or expect that Providence will
work a miracle in their favor by
intermitting the operation of q
physical law. Ignorance cannot
be pleaded in such cases, for no
one can be ignorant of the immi-
nent peril to life contingent upon.
bringing fame into close proximi-
ty with an agent which, when
heated, oEpoured in small streams,
is as oombustible as gunpowder.
Aud yet a properly.constructed
coal oil lamp, in careful hands, is,
in our opinion, as safe as a tallow
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Fayetteville D and wells
Hill TURNPIKE.

= 3S& IA II plAO.
The stockholders of this Road
had 9 meeting on the oath of Sep
tembefland elected Allied Bear.
den, Thee. Harris, W. H. Moores,
James r. Routs, and our Towns
man |. P. Dismukes, Directors.
subsequently the Directors chose
Theo. Harris President, w. H.
Moores Secretary, and L. p. Dis,
mukes Treasurer.
The officers Of said Turnpike
Road have gone quietly to work,
with a determination of purpose
TO put their road through as speed
lily as possible. vnrrn :
They have located the route,
and have put small force on said
turnpike, who are now engaged
in grading the same at the Fay
etteville end, between town and
the river. ~ -Taake
They design to put on an in
creased force as soon as crops are
gathered and wheat is sowll. {.
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- The very dusty weathe

p% The very dusty weather
we occasionally experience, has
suggested the question why fash.
ion, amid all her eccentricities, has
not adopted the wearing OF wells
sometimes by men? When the
pulverized limestone is filling the
atmosphere, and seeking for a
place of deposit in your eyes, nose,
mouth and ears, the women, with
their wells, look SO calm, content
ed, and comfortable ! Would q
man in a veil look more odd than
one in a shawl? Women wear
coat dresses /; in fact, they every
season approach still more closely
the articles of male attire. Would
a veil be too much for men to
sport, in dusty weather, by way
of comfortable retaliation?
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John Owen Us. Campbell Douthit.

John Owen Us. Campbell Douthit.
TEHE plaintiff, on affidavit that the de-
Il PENDANT is indebted to him, and is a
nonresident of the State, having obtained
from me, w. o. Price, aJustice Of the Peace
for Lincoln county, Tenn, an oeiginal at
tachment against the estate of the defend
ant returnable on the 18th day of Noyem-
Der, 1870 and the same having been levied
on the defendants property, it is ordered by
me that the defendant appear before me at
my Office in the town of Fayetteville, on the
18th day of November, 1870, to de-
fend said attachment suit, or it will be pro-
ceeded with e& parte. It's further ordered
that this notice be published in the Fay
ETTEvuLE OBSERVER four weeks.
oct13 W. O. PRICE, j. P.
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4Tornid system.

oometImes, without any assignable cause,
the physical strength and animal spirits give
way, and strange torpor falls alike on the
body and intellect. There is littleor no pain
perhaps, but the naturalvigor and elasticity
of the nervous and Muscular system
seems to have departed and an indifference
to the pleasures of life, and even of its grave
responsibilities takes the place of that ear.
nest interest in both which characterizes
every well balanced mind when in. a healthy
condition s ~ aialaa T5i gs6s &
This state of partial collapse is often the
premonitory1 symptoms OF some serious
nalady-a 1t indicates Enthusiastically that the
vital powers are languishing and need slim
ulant. In such cases the effect of a few
doses of HOstetters Stomach Bitters is won
derfully beneficial. The great tonic wakes
up the system from its drowse.g The secre-
tens and the circulation receive new i'm
petus.A The relaxed nerves recover their
elasticity under the operations of the specific
like the slackened strength of musical in
strumentin the process oftuning. Lethargy
and debility are replaced by energy and Wig
or, the spirits rise, and life that almost seem
ed burden while the season of depression
lasted, becomes once more enjoyable That
such radical change should be produced by
a remedy entirely devoid of the powerful
alkaloids and minerals SO extensively used
in modern practice, may seem incredible to
those who pin their faith on the medicinal eff
ficacy of active pOisons, but if these skeptics
will take the trouble to enquire of those who
have tested the corrective and Alternative vir-
tues of the Bitters under the circumstances
described, they will find the statement to be
true. #f EH #fAeF Tt1AttIk9
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cHANCERx SAID or -
!O5E@fl ACRES VALUABLE EANgl!.

On Thursday, October 10th, 1870,
IN obedience to a decree pronounced BY
4 the Ohsncery Court al Fayetteville At
the August term, 1870 in thesase Of james
P, MCGEE and wife vs., Fenton A, Pitts sna
Others, will attend on the premises, and
offer for sale to the highest bidder; on the
terms prescribed in The decree the foll0w-
ing Tract of land, formerly Belonging
to r. h. Pitts, deceased, and knowD asa part
Of the Doiley 9riflS tract lying m Eiucpln
county, Tennessee, Civil District 20, on the
waters Of McCulIough's Greek, and bounded
as follows -BegihhinS at large poplar.
the southeast corner Of a tract willed to-
Mrs. r. X. Pitts, thence North so deg West
ITO poles to q stake IN /. L, Coles line,
thence with said Coles line 50 poles 10 a
stake, Coles south east corner, thence South
ITO poles to two hickories, thence South 10
degrees West 100 poles to stake in j Il. Z
Pitts North boundary line, thence VESTS
poles to stake, thence North 3 degrees
East As poles to a stake, thence North IS de-
grees West is poles to large poplar,
thence North 2lS degrees West 20. poles
to stake and pointers, thence South So
degrees West 8 poles 20 the beginning.
containing los acres and ga poles, more
or less. Fs ,le-.r{ - ..-
Said tract Of Land will be sold on credit
Of one and two years, except per cent. in
cash. Notes will be required Of the pur-
chasers, with good and sufficient securities.
and a lien retained upon said Land until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
DAVIS W. CLARK,
CIR andNasteraad Special Commissioner
Sept l5th-td ti f0rUII
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-10-13

All sales of property advertised
in the OBSERVER, or for which
handbills may be printed at this
office, will hereafter be noticed
under the above heading. We
call attention to the following:
Next Tuesday, by John Y. Gill,
Clerk, on the premises, l56 acres
in the 4th dis.
Next Saturday, by VIM. Tim.
Minis, Trustee, the Timmins land
near Fayetteville, on the premises
On Monday, Nov. 7, by sheriff
Morgan, at the courthouse, rs
acres in the End dis.
Also, by same, same day and
place, lot in Fayetteville.
On Thursday, 29th inst, by M.
W. Woodland, on the premises, the
Spencer Leatherwood land in the
18th dis.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-10-13

~ A. M. Tension & Co., SIS
South Market street, Nashville, is
one OF the best firms in the city.
When about to purchase any arti-
Gle, it is desirable to consider the
best place to look for the goods we
require, and our choice should be
governed by the consideration of
where a suitable variety of stock
may be found, prices the most rea-
sonable, merchandise of the best
quality, and attention shown to
the wants of customers. In the
very important division of hard
ware, these great desiderata are to
be found at the above house. A
visit to it will establish the en-
tire correctness of these state
ments.
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Marriages.
MARRIED.:

In this place, Wednesday morning, 9 o.
clock, 18th INST, at the Presbyterian Church
by Rev.J Watson, Mr.. ROBT. B. MASON,
OF Athens, Ala, and Miss MOLLIE E.
GARRETT, of this place
Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing parties since our last:
ts.- WHITE.
James n. Hiaton and Mrs Martha A. Tow
cry.
James M. Sanders and Mat. McAfep.
VIM. E. Evans and Sarah e. Belle Brown.
COLORED.
Wallace Cathey and Alcey McKoy.