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Commercial and Financial.


CTNctNFATI, Sept. 0.
FLouR-DuII but unchanged.
GRAIN-Whent-&l l0nI Is. COrn-7Ol6I!c
OGtS-S9aISc Barley 81 9OGI2T RyB-TS1S2e.
CoFTON-UnchAnged
TORAcco-Unehanged,
WHnKY-FiTm at 9169Ic.
PRoVlsIoNs-Me Pork dull at E27 20; no de-
mand. Lard duil and offered at l6Bc without
buyurI. Bulk MeAts fair pt i2KGlSc for should
gTG, and Ike for sides. DaeJn In good demand
st I4K6NI6EBIse for shoulders, clear hb and
clear GideS, but clear NIB sides ara now held q
l7c, and shoulders a. l4kc.
BCTTER-U Unchanged.
CHGEsR-Uuch1nged
ROoS--Advnneed 70 ls6I9c.
OuS-Eo change.
BEET CGTTLB-2Se higher, At g 1877 IS gross
Ho0s-Flrmer and In good demand.
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,ronnd RroLen for a New RnLIrOad.

EVANSVILLE, Tsp, Sept, 9.
Tho ground was formally broken for
the Evansville, Carmi and ST Louis Rail-
road at 10 o'clock this morning, in the
presence Of q large number Of citizens, Il
humber Of ladies' joining in the shoveling
Of the earth. Speeches, music and loud
choruscs marked the occasion.
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Ciuclpnori Agricultural Fair.

CINCINNATI, September 0.
The Hamilton county agricultural fair
commenced under very favorable circum.
stances. There Is alargc display Of horses.
Tho contest In saddle horses was one Of
the most brilliant ever seen In the State,
and was so even that the judges thus far
have been unable to make the awards.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September Q,
The entries at the fair number upwards
of 5000. The display Of hogs, bloodetI
cattle and horses arc the largest and most
valuable ever made inSthe West
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FUILAULI.TWII, btVF.y
ELOuE -DuliandWVGh; TupeFaus % eOle9 ON
GRAIS WhrAt-Rlrul: IpalhpA ted 3 S4bl ~
RyS--Stcady; western NJ corn Dull anu weak
yellow western RS1RlE pi1sd ss,aSO0' oatS-
Steady At SOisS9c.
PR0visISNS-- NoGs Pork declining % tG
dSO % for pcw and old Lard i6S0ISke
Ous-- Petroleum quct crndu l6c; rEanC1 ~,
WnmKY-.lIpld HFmly! western Iron b0nUd %
G1DGc. wood DC faHttla Il
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CHICAGO Market.

UUIrAWo, boPT, y
FLpUR-MOrC GctiES and AhAaa aTmsr al
g TSdSS 20 TOT spring SKiFbl,
GRGIN-. Wheat fiFIu and S9ts hlgha; el9s sihI
at Q8EGt9sSc eaah, and Sfllt1 lasE half o. the
month, Tor no. g Corn ltosdy and quiet a. G,1lhc
6lLc cash. oats uaodgfHEoly AcIiVB and He low
Of, closing at StSlStEe. Rye atuef, cl0Slng 81
Csc for No :. Harley hiFiy active and S9Sc low
er, closiue at o. O&tf 'fof No. 1.
Hoes -iOc higher, Aalra at " 200 81 ioF AlF
CiTTLE-Dull At . maS % fOr TsrsR 70 good
smooth Shipplng ute5ra. s,y+
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nnI1imorr Mnrkrt.

BALTt1ORG Bept Z z
FLouR-Wcak: western Super6ns - S5tS v;
extra % OOa8 Is; family 50 IS91 20
WhrAl-~Dull; western deeliDOd q; 90
prime southern In market CNtRs- SnAl eAle9
western nominal at sOb85c IOt both Nbl!S Apq
mixed Oats-le16lo HyS1%m090o, =. Z
PS0v,s'"SS-Wras Pork outlet At 80 OOa - g.
Bacon active; hbS dee slnA4F IN lVsi
auOu..lfs ,lo.C, hams 2SlbsOc. LARD d9I
WuISKT-Firm at pSc. E'stF
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Ynrm.ont Eleclion.


BURLINGTON, Sept 9.
The Republican majority in this city is
heavy. Carpenter (Republican) Is elected
CITY ReprOsentativc by 3l3 majority. The
scattering returns indicate the usual Re-
publican majority OF three times the
whole Democratic vote.
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vhioi i,in brief that the seat Il GOyern.
,r.nl JyIlI ,bortlv bs-re,noyed 70 Rome
inns. ya,tnyiDo tSe Papol Stats 10 ths
Italian Goyernmentl and oyerturnIne the
,.mro,.l novpy of tho pope ItSrsnort.
81 ilaIIan room sre marching upon the
EterDol Civ. and amin that thew arc al.
ready IN po.ses,iap Of Il. nbturtber re.
norteI,hs1 ,bere q a revolutionary rising
n Itnlv and ,batn great war Il imminent
Tb, Rovo,r,Inn IN France "a anparen,ly
occoTnli.bcd rnr Tho sr,. time without
b.rrirnde.s and blooI,heI The Renublic IA
sr,t,;Si.stic.Irv r.coivc,, IN The larro cities
49, nroo,oi,noJ A. coyorr,nsr, Io
,vorl,i,r mir cro,,,,, and paris I, orderly
and orIet lila al ,be nav minister Of
To,oInr Ag.,r, n. m,de overture, for
,,c.ca ho..5 m +bo ,vi,l,droWaI or ,bc
German, ord . nnoran,ee that Franco
III, J,.or,,, .nd ,not ~. HTiD,.,or hos oou.
-, -. .,,..io,. - ~ ~. ~ p.,,sa,om D. Ving RIs
- 'D''O" " ~ .e t,.
AARcK " reported AZ saying yer.
many will demand StrASburg and
1Jo,1 FIR Lor f,tuye urn,act;on The
.,,..., ,Uo,I,,n.,na.,6 Aosoo,o,,nr
in'ssla''"nN' ""'N'"E ''''" I''''''
Of Paris, issue m address 70 Tue der'nap
socialists, appealing for sympathy and co.
oDer,,Ior In ibo vork or RpnublicanlzinV
=! 80 '''O
Europe Ng
The German army is reported to he
ranIdIv moving on Paris having already
,oooL.J phoi.ns Il. orr,vo, In r,or, of
te"'uSN "ue'" "''""' ~
inc cl1y' VIC Judge Will Oe Tue oeglnn'ng
Ol active negotiations for peace. We do
mt believe Paris will stand a siege, or the
T1lo,,o, c,o,,orr,nor, iro,s, nm further wnr
ElsN'" SO'V' "''V' '''''' va ' tnN, n,.', 49,.
unless the e1acuonS OF Tue RUSSIAN
King shOuld be very great and humilla-
tIpr, Our conception OF what the new
.Dno,,,Iio oLor,J IL aud vhot Il Ia Ijk.Iv
''s'"".'N 7''O' Wv "''' ,wS
to do, Is exactly expressed III Tue 'olIow-
ing remarks Of the Cincinnati Gazette:
I, ,vos rocoaeorv TINT the now Govern.
mort oSoniJ Snm3r The ,SonuIar rnge over
III" war in order IN pct DOsscssiOn of
power 10 restore order. But street cries
Of heroic resolution to do and die will be
O. niue avail against Ione. Ine marGn ,a oI e !ne
rcsoIve S, to T h" Snried IN the ruins Of things
rather tIlan surrender take excellent care
OF their personal safety.
Lne QUESTION stU %eImSP oSs.iDI;oM IT nSI S trn1U
6arsSer @ terms, @ by making peace now, or
shall be subjected to further ruin by CON
ti1uing tue war, Is not q thing 70 !to! os He, :,
G.asu ~ M sTJUt UtOI1aSuco md statesman.
shin, France Is huniliated and scOurged
by the invader; she will be moro 50 i she
conSInues the war. kegaTaing le Hsi itSi
ia,o IiGc az 1IGo%Us constraiDcS ~ ScIevo tint
tbo % Gcst !" wSy G for France IS to make peace
on such terms as she can get, trusting TO
her little impaired resources a. anT uo. 70 s'lO
'u1Ssc ps ot Al france. FT md thc peope
Of Paris have no right 70 subject all
France to devastation, while they perform
theatrical heEolss ABOUT ty9 t8ying In 'n' ''S'
';T - s"S S1'..,I" .,,, - o,ori,. ,o ,uO Aid
L"O ouN'''o 10. ~ ".I ,'. .Ur -, ~ Hn,
rs's.S @ STy''.. sr w w.. w. 49," d"c,orod
.,.s ~, aa.,no. M E,ono,, ,,oon,o I'm,
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dows and the people 1oFe them 70 atoms.
RuEenie aDA RsriAue in Belgium.

doWS and the people bote Lnsul W AIOelAA'
Rugenie aRA Rslinue in Belgium.
osTExD, Sept 3,
The Rmp4ess Eugehte arrived this
morning At Bratne la Comie, in HalnAulL
She was quite m And exbAuSoeb by her
nlghtS Journey ana with the dreadful
emotions Of the last few days Her Ma.
iesty was accompanied BY the Princes o.
EssIinR. Count WRlGzneghi, Princes de Ia
4lusaIeke, Madame dc MOnte6ellO, Mad
ante de Is RoeZe. Baron and Baroness DC
PierreI, Count de Lesoy MeFneziA, Mad
anie dc SatlaellAe and Madame CoreIte
She was received with mnch respect by
Colonel Count Won Der Suolm PouthoSe,
Aide dc Camp Of the King Of Belgium,
and proceeded at once 70 join the Prince
Imperial who Is lying i'll al Namur.
Bismarck states the PTuSSian De-
mands.
NEW YORK, Sept, G.
The TrJuas's correspondent had Gn in
terview with Bismarck at the Kings
hesdauarters near Sedan, on the I'd. In
response 10 his inquiry what were likely
70 be the conditions Of peace demanded By
the King Of Prussia, he replied: There are
three ways Of stopping an attack on the
Rhine provinces. First, We might make
Alsace and Lorraine neutral State, like
Luxcmburg or Belgium, extending, from
the former country 70 Switzerland, Anu
so separating France and Prussia BY a
group Of neutral States But l confess
L appears to me that the neutrality OF the
existing small States is so difficult to pro
tect and is at every moment capable Of so
many dangerous complications that | 40
not think it would be worth While
10 make any more neutral States with
these new duties and dangers. Secondly
We might annex AlSace and Lorraine
and hold them US conquered territory
nut | nm sure that this would not be look
cd on iavOrably by the majority Of my
German feIIOw.countrymCn. We are all
most anxious 10 complete our unity, but
we do not want any peopleamong US whI
are unwilling members Of the German
nation. That AlsaCians would be most
disloyal subjects OF the King Of Prussia In
spite Of u great majority Of them speaking
the German Language and being Ot IeuIo
mic origin there can be no doubt. Third
ly. There remains 10 us then as third
course to take MGtz and Suasburg and
10 keep them. This is what we slal.
do. Strusburg particularly Is G0so'
lutelv needGul for the protection Of South
Germany, which Is at the mercy OF the
French army So long as that powel
possesses Sirasburg there is nothing e
stop n French invasion. Now II would
bo very unfair to leave our South German
brethren unprotected Aler they have
fought so bravcly and well by our side IL
this campaign. Then, again, by holding
StrOsburG we could always prevent any
movement OH tho Rhine We should Dt
able not only to march au army by th'
valley Of the MarnG on Paris, but to take
French army marching on Mayence OF
Coblcntz in flank and rear. So we have
besieged strasburg vigorously, and, whct
VIC have got the old German town bacI
again, We shall make q Glbralter Of H.
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New York Produce Market,

NV YORK, Sept. O.
coTTox-AcsIvc and Grm; 1900 bales sold At
2Oe for middliDg uplAndH. ,.,
demand for low grades Of extra. ~,
AIN-Whent-QuIGt At a Os5l II f9f NJ ~
upFing, and Ii 25@l 30 for winter red and el3osL
western. Rys-Dull at 8&G9sc lor western S,,,I gs
Heavy and dali at 4915Ic for new Ohio. E0'H
bull A. gI5Bs3 for mixed western. - a,
PEovTSIoyS- dull and heavy At t!'QtSSs g g
for TlcSS, Bsef quiet aud steady. Cut Me9u
and bacon ouies and Grm. Lad dall Of l0Se sot
y EGoSNDall Iao and unchanged.
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Sew York Republican Convention.

SARATOGA, Sept. O,
A large number Of delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention tomorrow
have arrived. There appears 10 be q
decided preference for Horace Greeley
for Governor, and the indications arc that
hc will receive the nomination.
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sudden ponth oraa E1.cOngressman.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 0.
John L. Taylor, ex.member OF Congress
from Ohio, dropped dead from heart dis.
case in the General Land Office this
aged seventy years.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIUH, Sept. o.
Gov. Holden has mustered out the white
troops The negro troops are retained,
and II Is said more will be recruited.
ClarI's regiments here tO-dAY.
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Thomas Harrison, a respectable farmer,
living FIVE miles from Aurora, Ind, has
been shot and killed by his son.ln'law,
Mcdonald ItbkeO, The murderer Is SILL
at large,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRK, Sept o.
Ac,lv, inquiry SOrmOSt clSStsS and prIesS Arm,
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retirement Of Vice President COlfa1.

NEW IUKNi ptpL. U
The Brooklyn Union Of tomorrow will
print letter from Schuyler Colfax an
nouncing his definite retirement from pub
liz life
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CIAL.
MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK
or Wnsr vmalAlA, AZ WaEEtjAsa
Capital Paid in, $780, 900.

Tbi. Hank 10 prepared 70 DO = Legitimate Bank.
Ing BuGinvSG. Deals In Gold, Coupons, b9hdI,
Commercial Paper and Dills o' EGehanSe; l,tt LntGc
given u cuil0ctlOnA.
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lie States the Bases Of PrussIan De-
mands.
PrOOIailnlng the Republic.

.PrOCIaining the Republic.
PARIS, September 6-9PM.
The republic has been proclaimed in
all the great towns. The city Of Paris,
though In tho hands Of the people, Is
quiet.
Napoleon Has No essay" In the
Matter.
r z,,aa,, UnrNn,,,t,ap r
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IRRRCoH'

J. NELSON VANCE, President
s. BRADY, CGAhipt. -...---..s..
PIRBT NATIONAL BANK
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03
NOu-Residens No 4

T. F. Small ct al Us. Elizabeth Small ct al
an motion. of complainants by theil
" counsel, and it appearing to the salts,
faction of the Clerk from complainants' bill
which is sworn to, that defendants Alfred
Small, Robert Small, Constantine Dodson
Nancy Dodson, Calvin Small Susan Darby
Darby. husband of said Susan Darby
Sally Ann Self, - Self, husband of said
Sallie Ann Self, are non-residents Of the
State of TenEessee--it is, therefore, ordered
by the Clerk that publication be made in
the OBSERVER, newspaper published in the
town of Fayettey lille, Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, for four consecutive weeks, COM
handing them the said Alfred Small Rob-
ert Small, Constantine Dodson, Nancy Dod-
son. Cal win Small, Susan Darby, = Oar
by, husband of said Susan Darby, Safiie Ann
Self and - Self, husband of said Sallie
Ann Self, to appear at the March term, 1870,
Of the County Court of Lincoln county, to
be held at thescourt- house in the town of
Fayetteville, on the first Monday i'm
March, 1870, and plead, answer or de-
muir to complsinants' bill. otherwise the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing er pdyte as to your.
feb8 e. P.sREYNOLDS. Clerk.
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TAx-coLLEcTon.

B+s~ We are authorized TO announce Mr..
r. NJ. WaggOner. candidate for Tax
Collector OF Lincoln county, at the next
March election
Bs5' We are authorized to announce Mr..
Isaac :. Porter candidate for Tax
Collector of Lincoln county, at the next
March election.
Bar We are authorized to announce Mr.
Geo. w. Higgins candidate for Tax
Collector of Lincoln county, at the next
March election.
Ds5- We are authorized to announce Mr..
Frank Brown a candidate for Tax Col
iector of Lincoln comfy, at the next March
election
Esy~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
James n. George candidate for Tax
Collector of Lincoln county, at the next
March election.
Bscr- We are authorized to announce Mr..
j. >. Hobbs a candidate for Tax Collector
OF Lincoln county, at the next March election
Ds35@ We are authorized to announce Mr.
Daniel j. Wilmington a candidate for
Tax-Collector of Lincoln county. at the next
March election
BSS" We are authorized TO announce
John L.. Ashby, Esq, a candidate for
iax-Cohector OF Lincoln county, at the
next March election,
GG~ We are requested to announce Mr..
William IL. Hedgepeth a candidate for
TsX-Coilector of Lincoln county, at the next
March election.
BSy~ We are authorized to announce III.
III. Neece candidate for Tax Collector OF
Lincoln county, at the next March election.
Bss- We are authorized to announce Mr..
James CaShiOn a candidate for Tax-Col-
lector Of Lincoln county, at the next March
election.
OF We1are authorized to announce Mr..
John Il. McCOwn, candidate for Tax
Collector of Lincoln county at the next
March election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03
Irritable InyaJids.

Indigestion not only affects the physical
health but the dispositions and ternpers Of
Its victims. The dyspeptic becomes, too, il,
measure delnoralized by his sufferings. He
Is subject to fits of irritation, sui enness. or
despair, as the case may be. preternAtura
sensItITeness which he cannot control. leads
HIM to misconstrue the words and acts
OF those around him. and his intercourse
even with those nearest and dearest TO him
Is not unfreouently marked by ex-
hibitions Of testiness foreign to his real ma
ture. These arc the mental phenome1a Of
the disease, for which the invalid cannot be
justly held responsible, but they occasion
much household discomfort Ii is TO the
interest Of the home circle, it is essential
TO family harmony as well as to the rescue
of the principal sufferer from state not
far removed from incipient insanity, thai
these symptoms OF mental disturbance be
promptly removed. This can only be done
by removing their physical cause, derange-
ment Of the functions Of the stomach and
itSallied yiscera the liver and the bowels.
Upon these three important organs Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters act simultaneously,
producing thorough and salutary change
IN their condition. The vegetable ingredi-
ents Of which the preparation is composed
are OF a renoyating, regulating and Glterd
tee character and the stimulant which lends
activity to their remedial virtue is the pu-
rest and best that can be extracted from
the most wholesome of all cereals, viz
sound rye. No dyspeptic can take this
genial restorative for a single week without
experiencinga notable Improvement in his
general health. Not only will his bodily SUI
ferings abate from day TO day, but his mind
will recover rapidly from its reStlessness
and irritability, and this happy Change will
manifest itself in his demeanor to all around
him
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Tbe OpsERyER subscription

s@ The OBSERVER subscription
list continues to enlarge. We do
rot remember the beginning of
any year when the influx Of new
subscribers has been as large and
continuous as during the past sew
eral weeks. Postnasters notice
and speak Of It. The growth comes
from different parts Of the county,
and is very encouraging We
shall strive to continue to merit
il, by publishing such a paper as
our readers need, adopting the
improvements that experience and
observation may suggest.
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SalurdaY. 5th DAN of March. l81O,
HID. NIONUAN, p
feb3-tG 1854 II Deputy Sheriff.
s&8aa9 sAG3.


DY virtue of one venditioni exponas to
I'D me directed by the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
in the case Of John Woodward against
William Woodward, will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house-door in the town of Fayetteville, on
Saturday. 5th day Of March, 1870,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
William Wood1Card has in and to the fol-
lowing tract of Land, lying in Civil Dis
trict No. S, Lincoln county, Tennessee, and
known as the "Waxter Tract" and bounded
as follows, to-wit lon the North by the
lands Of Mr.. Roster, on the East by Petty,
on the South by Mrs. Bagley, on the West
by Martha Thomas, containing 10 acres
H. MORGhN,
feb3-td Deputy Sherif.
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Election Tickets.

The March election is drawing
nigh and we are prepared to print
tickets at three dollars per thousand,
Orders promptly filled. Candi-
dates should have an ample sup
ply ia time.
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AtIanta. Georgia.

+ Reported lceekly for the OBSERVER, By II.
q. Coo cc Bro, Produce Merchants.
Corn-$l 25@l % ; yellow, 81 l5@l 20
Wheat. Tenn. white, 81 40@l Is; Tenn.
rsd.$l 30@1 35 Barley 81 25@l 20.
Rye, no demand Oats, 1880. = "a
Flour - sack of 96 fbs--fancy. SAGA Is:
family, SO 50@3 IS; superfine, 50 50@2 rs
Observation-Disclosures 14@i419 clear
sides. l7Is @18; hams, l6@17. Meal,
81 .25 Lard, Dbl, 100 49, in cans
IS<@I9 Butter, 25@3o. Eggs, 5000
Beeswax 49, Onions 5O@l rs -
Field Peas--red,$1 50@$l 60; white, l Coo
l as. Irish Potatoes, S1@l 26.- Feath-
ers. 70@75. :. Dry Hides, a0@2l = .4-4
sheeting, Is z Shifting, ID Cotton
Yarns, 50 90 per bunchr Tennessee
hay, 81 COOL 50; western, 81 75 Cognac
Brandy, -; peach DO, $500 % APP
ple do, 2 50@2 IS . Reetfed Whisky,
81 25@l 40; white do -; rye
do. l 4O@l 20; corn do, country, I 4O@
i rs ). Dressed Chickens, l2a1Sc = n
Dressed Turkeys, l6@l7c 2 b .....
Pork, gross, lo@10k q b Beef, DO,
p D., 4t95e.. ;. Green Apples, o0(o6 W
per Dbl Green Apples, 2 Dbl, $4@6c,
Corn and Oats in good demand. Wheat
dull No demand for Rye. Flour sells at
low prices Bacon and Lard unsettled
Poultry, Eggs and Onions wanted. Bush
ness heavy; weather pleasant.
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4sabss..


In this place, Tuesday, LIST inst, Of ole
age, Mrs. LEAH JONES, aged shout 81
years. A salG 5AN q
Thus, enc by one, the links are breaking
that connect us with the past. Mrs Jones
was the only Revolutionary pensiOner in
this county. 81 III - ~ ~
In this county, near Petersburg, Tuesday,
25th ut, DOC, son Of NJ. R. Luna, aged
about - years It19fFas
In this vicinity, Sunday, 30th ult,, Mr..
CHARLES FLYN, aged about so yesrs. 4
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10 CoNSunTprIurs

THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 healtt,
IN few weeks, by a very simple remedy amer bay
ing suffered several years with severe lung aec
i0uS make known 10 his fellow Inc
Of care ~
10 ali VINO desire It, he will send COPY Of the rre
scripton used Tree Of charge) with the directions
Tor preparing and using the same which they will
nnd asJEE CIRE FOR C0NSEMPTIOH ASTHMA Bros
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spIea5
inf0rmstlon which ne conceives to he invaluable :
and ne hopes every sufferer will try his remedy :
u VIII cost mem nothing, and may prove a Messing
Parties Wishing the prescription will please al.
dress REy EDW ARD A ICITG0N
dec2iy Williamsburg, Kings county New York
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REGISTER.

be- We are authorized 10 announce Mr..
Paul ID. BOyCe candidate for Register
OF Lincoln county, at the next March election
sss- We are authorized to announce Mr.
Benz. ID. Thompson candidate for
Register of Lincoln county, at the next March
election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03
D@ Talley & Co. have left a

D Talley & Co. have left at
this Office, for the inspection of
the public, sack of Flour from
their Cane Creek Mills. 1t looks
to us TO be a very excellent article.
1t was made from iolled Wheat.
They promise to speak for them
selves through the OBSERVER here
after.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03
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Election: Saturday, March 9th, 1870.
COUNTY JUDGE.

COUNTY JUDGE.
gszJ- We are authorized to announce Mr..
-. Il. Bruce candidate for County
Judge of Lincoln county at the next March
election
gzsy@ We are authorized to announce s.
II. McCOrd, Esq, a candidate for County
Judge Of Lincoln county. at the next March
election.
bkG- We are authorized to announce 10.
q, Carrigan, Esq. candidate for County
Judge Of Lincoln county, at the next March
election
Bs- We are authorized to announce III.
c. COwan, Esq. candidate for County
Judge OF Lincoln county, at the next March
election
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Fous Debility Premature Decay and all the effects
81 youthfuI indlscretion Will for sake of SUFFERING
humanity, send free 10 all who need Il the receif
which he was cured Sufferers wishing 10 proiit III
the advertisers experience can do so BY addrrsSin
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