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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25
Nermtlbte Sepefben aus
NScfp= NDrf.

= Der griedlIdle @onIul bat offtSlele Be
rid)te bon benz Sried,ilhen UilntIler oes Aus
pdrtisen crbalten, baB feline Serbreaer nat
ben Ser. Staaten seitidt pOrOeH iinO.
- 9le Baummoaenb0rle miro bonn 8. Biz
8. Suli 9eitloiien iein.
- Der mDhentlide Sanf6esid)t sibt fol-
senben Auswcls: 3unabme Der anleiber
81 .O42 800, Ibnabme oes 3artseloes $751;
700; 4buabnle Der Oepoilten $64, 300; Ib.
nahme oe8 YapiergelOes 81 ,445, 100; gu.
unhmp nor Is SirtuInrinu S93OD
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%. 6. @nno & CONT,
@isentbiimer bon

6oIb's patentirten amtomatiidben 9ei3ern,
uelte in ben eeten iiniSebn Sabrsn ie5r umfansred'
uno nit beferem grfolee als irseno Elm anosrer nit
Dompf ober beiBem g8afer bcisenoer apparat sez
braubt tuoroen.
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Scr (SeIbntdrff.

yeem-Dort, "a. Suni. -gelb 1iiiie
su4-5, g8eehiel rubis 9sf, @olo flaa 134 3
Sunpes Sbligationen ihloen felt: Sedel
1195, '62er 113a. aftien fou, aber felt
@eutral 974, @rie 55t, Safe sbOre SO
Scrip 924, Sd. Central 1856, Yittsbura 81
9orthmeitern 73, Yrioritaten 904, Jfof=Ss:
Lamb 1105.
SilanS Oes unteridasartes SAT JAP sic
in Sob uno 50. .9l4, ,349 Ill Gourant.
Cine Woufptnuerci eineedfhert.
Yroptbeuce, %. SUM-. - 9eu.e frIt
uuroe bic Soapinneret in Stil= 8aler ourd
SS,uer SeritDrt. Ser SdaSen beldurt i'd, au'
Uttllion, uuo 200 Arbeiter iiuO ourb DIt
Saiatropbe blooloS 9euoroen.
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0ie SrpptD bplpn
Gis>G ne

IL, mas Dnuerbaf,iststt Rttnbsit uno sboHbsit
anbelans,, ne nelsts uao bette. saa Gis Dor
fd,ueIler Nuil6funs id,iisenee Sanne. gu ba<
ben eel 81
6ebr. GaniIelb s Comp.
Gde Der Baltimore un6
4 Hhnrl,6itrdne.
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Gtimas 0utes fir &inoer!
Qautenbah'S

ale vnidGclid1 sarantirt; bel aeu Drosuiien gu ba.
ben Brais % @ts, bic Shodttl. ,Sa61istrt in
pautenbac,'J bentIher Ipotbefe unb VfiuNaluliier.
Depot, NorOoif.@fe Der @utaru, u. Sarato9aftr.
fSsehr fa.1S o. IN 81
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e9Obn gantOa
Geseniritigeeebsuss Serii6erl''lss'0eS
I.llldlait pnu Sniinn, WaR.


Sieie geCQihaft nuros aIe Opponent ees oslIpns H.
ten rGV afTad,uicltier ssidIt Ssrtau WeSRnsnso
oreaniiirt Sbr ojutbabeu 1T iest lbsr s2,1C.OUVs
pelte dcer sn Sunhen Der 9oIssn 9npaoet snsv sNn
leqt fro. Tatb ben @,cssn oon Waita6u'siis, psnH
irgeRb cine 4Llose Qecr anieths gema9L SH.S ~ ~
pelte Mot Surn bic Stcuten outoIltrt, nnn {" Ssr
rettoreu, ipelde beieIbe aemGdt ODER eepuis., wv
RscSsrn 6sr 9sisuitaft tr ieoen oaen!n n;rsts StrS
iad,ien 8etluit peronlit utrlEtDortlih. es Saisr
toreu Der 3obn Sancod 9esenieit9en es6ene ~ a..
fiheruuQs @eieu ihait" umiaiien slnl9e SIslBS Ys'
redfen uro reipettobelitsn Ginpobnsr oonGn .;
Ine YolicCu ino uG6 elmer Brdnten5aplun9 GulSsn
urperiulodr, eiRsrei, oh hierIoe ldtrims paiplay.
LID ober utertelidbrliG aemadt miro. StutesnGs,n
UCrbsn balbGbrlb ertIdrt uno baar nn aa,,'
Rur Ieiue Gebens= unb B6riurgunas SetnUet.unn .
- tciue 5oHtine" oher lnotre StemGs rno H''i n'-
ieren &c daften ucrbunoen. o.,u,.b,sr
gtue iftr aroSe ausab uHicrcr beter 9'nWSpnsI 9.Ss
fno bcrsits in Der 80 q" uerhnati S'iu"''
beit5.9lfto's rperner nur ucrnhsrt.
BQlter =. 2BitftnioH, -,,n-,,.
G(rGral- gaent tlr NGuIOdno uRo etn SlRt'''
Columbia,
Rorbpeft sSfe Der Sburcs uno SdlIlmottHt't
SamCs 6euoeri o. n, eotai a9eRti
y. ". 2 huarJ mann,
BsrpaIet ocs beutiten OepafenieHiS
Dr. Slmes u. 9 teuart
(gpoiIn I2gRteI unterudIuno szar5t.
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Scoerm1nn,

r,,5 onsr avn ncrb,rotbet ober nGt, iote isia ee'
~ ~ sirs is}rrn gltteu entipreberoe Summe psr"
fisrn. nnS in Osm uorrerhsu auss Der SssSsls'tel'
ami lARf.uih ,itPu ftsbt bic
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Sin grocer Yorrotb uOH 44 urb 5l4 SubbOo,n.
0taler, uot6n uno iCrl9 Sum geaen, i'm e)ro6en
uuo alenen. tS'curae o.. Snlcr,
SobsizAfuple, Boltonftr Canton.
0elbes SidJten>Saubpl; aus @enrgia,
iu pertauien, tob oOer nab duitns sehritten.
Gjcorse ej. 5uIsr,
Dumpi~ Sd9emlbIs, Boionhro6e Canton.
iSGn 3l,f2WRT
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,6igblan0"

am Sdeibepuutte Der @aIterns uno 9t99Iah0e
Iuenue,
Baltimore puntp, We.,
tuuerSaIb 500 9arbs BON Der Staet
Baltimore.
,.sisblaus" ruirp raib aneebant uno BAH stne
pintge uno nertbuoQe Sortaot Saitlnotes . Wt~
ocu. IS lieat nur einiee buneCrt 9mos
pou Der Sbilanelpbia= =WIlniu9 tonsSalhS
moreI &iieubabn,"
pon Der SGntoner Stabtpteroebapnt
pom Gatteron=E EGrte
uno
3pii6en Der nunonzGiieuoohu" unS osm Salttmorsr
.ihbilne.
Gin 8pIfsituIbaus uuo cine 8irhe bsFns
Den nd bergtts Gui rem Elnee.
Die Sage lit eiRe Der selunoeiteH uno an9enepn'fsh
in Warpldnb.
8aupIdee Iiuo untcr iebr ainfsen Sebinsunssn
gu ocrtduien ooer III utrpadtCn.
g8eaen ucitercr &inSeiupetten Denoe man r@
miu0ltu ober ihriitdl m
(gpr. 90, t2Rts,t&w) an Orr uno Steue.
1O00 Kitten Nt. @0lo= Chop Seucr Stauers
IUUU So pro Siiie;
100000 beas sOrpesUeS, 50 Gehts pro 1000
500 Gau Simbeereu uus GitrUueu snrup.
$l.50 pro Salonc. 90 Gents pro Quar-. % uno oo
Gents pro Elaihs;
100 aiitsn teinsr 1aisI SIarst- sssiu, s. pro
0So. fSlaltcn;
5000 Gan. reiucm Gatanba /. 2setu Su 50 pro
@aaore;
5000 Gau. reinen Sprt' uut 2herrn sse,n,
So pro SaQons;
1000 Siaen SitrOmeu Suefer, :5 big 90 eents
500 Giau. Brombecrcrs, sirfden. uno lrgv,r-
Srauptpeue 81 pro Gjaa % u. 81 St5. pro Sialue.
Is. YeIuie Gunidp,
u45-E) Rr. t3 g8cit Baltimore Ctr.
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Die bsrlbmts 9awion'its "Hot Air Furnace"

Der rpariIer, Nmerfanibe 3lbenheerb unb gBars
ren'i6e 5eeroe," Yarlor, Guns u. etsbtr euer=
Ylat=9el3er. -
Die berlbmte 2anion'ihe SHOT Air Furnace"
2eaung bon Bleiz uno @iienrobren, 8aopfuannen,
0poranten, Waitfdnoe, TiiIoirs, AbSussr0bren iiir
Nutritte; folpie aud
bpbrauIiite Rammen, lBaHer= Dlaidinerie u. I. p.
mornorne H. sdieisr- -aaminimie, SsuerbeerbzSfoite,
Re9iiter u. {. no.;
9ien llteniilien, Waierfbler unh Refrlseratoren;
Rods uno Sets6en uno Jieperaturen aIer Irt.
6iitmeif=Gfe pom Salrimpres unb Gutarpftr.
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BaItimpre
Sire s$uiurauce Office.

I =, 0HHWeHsV6e Don 8outbs uNt x8dtetHy.e
serfis II ,rtp isreao sesenAB erlut S4aorn
1rauplnalhd tomotl in oerStaot. ptetm 2anbe, ole
Grtca CON ltssntbum, Wobuz, eGben= nno Baereu'
s5uiI, oanbel5siiter, aderbaupIobufte, WoeslA,
ssaassrdtbiHaiten, i'm Ban besriFfene ooer tmSaien
III e lSuna beAnbiins babr3euse u. {. %.
mas Dtretturium beRept aus totgeneen Vexren:
s I'm. q. Sarrtion, Yr6neeat;
g SEQ. R. Nt6ers. .. 9. 8apH,
Dapib q. Wilion, =. Robt. SenttnS,
~ Sofioh Nenninaton, 8. Norton Stemart,
Eroncts &. aing, q. i. Repcomu,
psnrp @arrol, Grplle Qorlpts,
-% H. q. Steuart, lG. B. Iaolcr,
u HDul. 8. Brune, Ssraei &ohen,
Il Geo. 6. Sarri|on.
Gp,litattonez5ormulare unc ueltere Ncdr:4t 1ber
bic jsielidbaft miro tn Der Office, gabuet-Gie pon
Soats. un6 gEateritr, ertbeiit, no aud aEeIatt,dse
Hf,rt erleost peroen. BerTGerun8en uersen oui
k& tao cine Nrif auseHommen, melte ber ApplifGnt
nd tf1eu mag.
(9nr.11S.r 6r. aSopeDgSb. Setr.
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Senuins's 3ahnsSinftnr.
Cine eIeeante, fihere unS erfole:
reiffae RunpmGfff1e,

3nm 3einisen. Berihonern unb Grbatuns Der 3dbus
unb bes 3abnHeiines, uno sbt Dem Itbem einen ans
seuebmen @erutp. gu baben bel alien Drosuinen in
Ilsemenen uno
u. 6nnipn. 1entlireS. 6 Comp.
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Bg NdHe I! Rd6e! WM
aur Reie in's 4uslano beiorst nnerbalb "a Stunben
3. Ssaine,
(93-F) G6e Der Balttmoreftr. uno Y.=O.-Npenne3
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9ie eim,ise a1te uerbenerte 9owe',
5fle NGhmnid1ine.

istpte Die Gmpire= unb aue anberr, aud Stnger'f
VT. 2 in bem . mp pfz9feparirz2aben f. Don
9homaS 9bautS,
E3ull,1S.D Gde Der xombarts unb SDarpftr.
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HaG. Wareullier DC MeroQa& 60.
! Rr. 5ss GrhansesDlaee.

Baltimore.
Saus In Boris: Wr. is, 9tue ou Gonierpatoire,
baben ioebeu per g6if "uncle Soc" uno "3anfa"
Don 2tperpooI
einsnpofIen 8orratbpon
Stare
SauterneS Yeinen
alter Graoe
erbalten.
Sn ,Sdfiern uno 3iifen uno Yfnten.
(Suli10,1IYHfe.,H
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&diTSnd dd,rtt1feft

Gueeustomn,b ben "a. SUM-. - Dit
Dampfer rBpomins" Il. uSitp Of Waibtns.
ton" iinb angefommen.
Ylpmo utb, "a. Stunt. Der Dapf
vSOliatia," BON Weu-Yort mad pambnre
uaterwess, 1T bier eingetrOfieu.
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Reue Nmiiase ces
Ninife'l1en 3ei1nen>BI9es.

OaS mefant1d1e 3eihnenz Bud, abte Nuf
lage, NIT Sc Stablitihen, 81.
1as seometriidbe Seidbnenbud,, flnfte auHase
reuiotrt unc uerai03ert, nit 43 Stabftifen $2
Sur Anfdbt unb gum Serfaure i'm Depot lr 3eitner
Hr. 114. Weit=Yaltimoreitr.,
l48-N n. NNinifie &uhue.
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Mn Bru1> UNI anDere
QeibeuDe!

smpfeplen mir unier mopIzaortlrtes 4user BON di<
rursi5hen Snitrumeuten, Banoa9eH, ,Srnd,bGneern.
Unter(elbs b,noen, Su5pcnioren, Supporter, Shnir-
,SIlm2Ien, @ebdrnutterbaltern, Sbultertredern fiji
D1men 6erren uuo 8noer &c. &c. Aut uerIerti9en
mir ale Mrten pon Mppardten sur NbbHlIe uon Yer,
:a6rpers oils alumpiiBe, ibeie Sdlie, RIderats'
.9erfriimmunsen, ftumme nno ens sebo9ene aniee,
Rinn(idbe Bene u. e. 10. 0a in bleTser Stabt oielt
aeute iber ibledte uno unpaiienoe Srnd,bdnfei
Maaen, oesbotb fenfen mir Die Mufmerfamfeit aui
mn1ere BrudhbGnber, nbem mir nit Red,t bebaup=
ten fonnen ba5 oiee Die 5wefmdBisiten itno, fpelbf
bteiiser Stuotidhrislrt peroeu
Dl Ufaoams Btlms nit Gem SpeBienen bteiee
&sfdbdItes qenan peruaut III, besbaIb tonnen tt Da'
men npertrauenspoll be OIL he wenben SfEcefun.
oeu bon Z llbr Morsens bis llpr Mbenos.
af' ,Si5en iaS sera.oaa" S i nno % S,ubsprutr
vormals BeHBsr Der ortb 0 doii den ett au'
SFbr 1,1S..N talt in 3oIn am Rbein. Ereusen.
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Sttp Sufcr * Sruocr,

Saubpl;=6cIbdft,
ione Die 6Ibriiuton BON
Shurcn, sScnl ltcr<gtaBmen u. (. ~.
urter rer tSrmn pou
Stto Cufcr S Sruoer,
Rorboit>Gde hGr treroentitr. uno Sunton=apsuue
BEN alien SlGse 9egeHiber.
fortibreu D0rotn, poiebf Te lire SIeuube eriud,eu
Tie nit ibrer SunoItalt 81 btsbrcn.
Sttc Outer Sruesr,
a9r @el6e StbteuzSuS6ncs csn= Siebten iIr SdnbIsr
cine SpeSiQlitGt. tSebr .20.12JRtC, ,tg&n)
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pyspeptiktr,
ter5w etfelt nj DIT!
&ufmuntert1ne &unoe fur Sud!
keriihntte8 ON8pe0f1t

Gpspeptiier unb 3eibenbe on 2eber= uno NtaSens
3rantbtiten melhe BON aHeern Aranelen telne Dene
runa erbalten, fiRb einaelaeen
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h WolD> uaD Silberwaareu.

Vulu> HAu SllutIluuultWs
23 Gin tsidRaltss Eager ~.
GIesante Gtlberia DEN.
goloens uno flberne 3 a i'd snubren.
&iiberplattirte Bdaren.
Gti sNs ierpaare
1u iepr blai9en Bretien bet
u. y. tBarner
tn letnem neuen @sndIte,
. Otamanten!!
Sefbare 9 tbmuti 10 DEN unb
Observation-Disclosures
Vated, Ybilippe & Comps
Wenter 4al9enubren (etmas glesantes. }
Aud elm uolles Amortilnsnt Der tehen
ttlberplatttrten 0Sanreu BET
Geo. xB. xBebb s Co.,
l23S-N G6e Der Baltimore unb 2tabthr.
r>&ronleu9ter,
Yarlor=@panbeliers,
garlor=@ @tanosliers.
Bib 10th banbeliers
Bibliotbet= ebanbeliers,
GHstmmersG Gtaistel eliers,
es--- GBsimmer=ebaneelters,
rauslursG Gbans eIiers.
SousIurz9 9baueeIisrs,
SausHur=G baubslters.
u tfer= uno q osrobrenunb
WeparGturen bet
60. Dapiefon,
Rr. 8, Rolo<eibsrtp
lNprtl191SN Hr. 5, Norh z9ibertpfr.
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Sefs Der Sutarus unS guratpsaRrahc,
Gde Der eutaru. unt suratOsastrose.

Weinbrrscr's s6uBlabrn,
(apr5, ,3GRts) Gde pom @uta,pt u. &aratusaer.
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gSeiuberger's,
8einberger's
g dub unS Sttefcl=2Gben

Der ean5, Ssorratb erer Sd)ub=Hdbrf Quf esm ORC.
Sen Bontcrottsz zIu,tiorsz SrtGui setaufL
l1nsebcuere GOrtBeile,
ni98cgrurre Surtbrile
y
bsi'm 9aBfen BON
Etiefeln unS Sduben!
Seoss 9aar saranttrt
9ebes Baar surantirt
in
@einbsrser's s6ug> ii. stiriraaocu,
Sde Der Gutarp@ uub garatpaatraSc,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18

creek beyond the capacity Of the
acqneducts under the arches,
aud the water found its outlet
through the houses on and about
the square. At about Z o'clock
the square was covered with
several feet Of water. The bu-
siness houses and dwellings
in that portion of the city were
involved by the turbid stream
and their first floors submerged
carpets were hastily taken up
and q quick retreat made tor to
the higher and drier apartments.
At 10 o'clock the fool reccd-
ed to its natural channel, ieav-
ing a thick coat of mud and
trash on the floors and pave
ments. The bridge on West
Main street was badly washed
up, and the streets generally 90
strGctea.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
FAYETTEVILLE!
SHELBYVlLLE!
HUNTSVILLE!
NASHVILLEi

In the above catalogue of Will
ages, it will be observed that Fan.
etterille stands at the head of the
list. And why is il thus? Sim.
ply because NJ. C. Atkinson and
Dick Petty are determined to
make it the first and mast dcsiro
Die Hardware morLct IN his section
Of country. They also propose
throwing in Pulaski, and a por.
ton OF the Neao County, and still
make Old Lincoln lead the van,
They most cordially and especi.
ally invite the citizens of thu
county to give them a call, and
examine for themselves. They
will exchange their goods for all
kinds of country barter, and make
it to the interest of the farmers,
blacksmiths, carpenters, and me.
chanics of all trades, land every.
body else to purchase heir Hard.
,eore of them. Remember the
place. The old Hardware stand,
Arcade Building, near the Hotel,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
ATKINSON & PETTY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. Feb. o. 72.
III. NO. RaHaoe -SiR-Please
let US say to the peopIe.of Lincoln
county through the OBSERVER,
that We are now opening large
stock of Hardware, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Farming, Black
smith and Mechanic Tools, Iron
and Steel, which will be sold as
cheap as they can be bought in
any retail house in the State
Also have fifty barrels best Hy.
draulc Cement. Liberal discount
on wholesale bill.
HATCHER & OGELyIE.
House next door to Wright &
Wilson's, Hatcher's old stand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
A Famous Family.
Its Singular Fortunes and Extra
ordinary Longevity of Its Meme
bers-they Meet In Memphis
Afser FIftv-frye Years


After Fifty-two Years
Separation. =
From the Memphis Appeal, Sunday, 7,h.
r No one familiar with the politi.
cal history OF the United States
for the past forty years, is igno.
rant of the personal history and
admirable personal qualities of
George W. Jones, who through
an almost ordinary lifetime rep.
Resented the Lincoln District of
Tennessee in the Congress of the
United States and in that of The
Cqnfedefacy.. The history Of Mr..
Jones family. Of whom there are
five brothers and sister, is re
mark able.
WilliamgD C. Jones, the Oldest
brother. born December 18th,
1899. Resides in Bastrop coun-
ty. Texas. 1855 Il 9Eisl
Henry I Jones, born April Sd.
1901. Resides in Shelbycounty:
Tennessee. f e84 : Sc
Martin S Jones, born May
5th, 1902. Resides in Marshall
county, Tennessee. fsn
I George W Jones, born March
10th, 1906 Resides in Lincoln
county, Tennessee. ie@ So
Richard M. Jones, born May
22d, 1907. Resides in Greene
county, Missouri. @ '.f .
MaryJ jones, wife of George
Small, born September 18th. 1910.
Resides in Shelby county, Ten.
/ nessee. $3.50 Ssh "a
The above five brothers and
one sister were born in King and
Queen county, Virginia, and are
the children of james Jones, q
native Of said county of King and
Queen, and Jane Slaughter, his
wife, who was q native OF King
William county, Virginia. The
mother died in King and Queen
county. Virginia, October lst,
1910, leaving surviving her. the
above named six children and one
other daughter, about eighteen
months old, who did about two
years after the death of her moth
er there has been no other death
among this family OF children,
now nearly sixty-two years ago
James Jones, the father, removed
with his family to Giles county,
Tennessee, in the spring of 1916,
when he died on the 10th of May,
1920. IT
The five sons and the daugh
ter separated in 1920, and met
for the first time since that year
(fifty-two years ago. on the 4tlI
instant, at the residence of Judge
Henry T, Jones, of the Shelby
County Court, a few miles from
this city. All six were in Mem
iphis yesterday and had their pho
lographs taken at Y. Days gal
.lery, on Main street, opposite Ode
Fellows Hall. 1t is worth while
for one to go thither and secure 9
copy. The whole party, as guests
Iof Judge Walker, dined togethel
az Madame Yincent's, the happi
est convocaiion, because honored
wherever known, that has met il
Memphis during the CENTURY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
And still they come.

We are now receiving the lar.
gest and best selection of goods
we have ever offered to the PEG.
pie of Lincoln, and as in the days
of yore arc determined to make
the green brick front the center of
attraction for cash buyers; as usu-
al we will take all kinds Of barter
in exchange for goods. aa.s 81
MURRAY & MORGAN. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
The Next Legislature.
For the Fayetteville Observer.


Editor Obscrrer-As We arc
soon to have q regular candidate
for Governor, and astnembers OF
the Legislature are to be chosen
at the same election, it is in order
TO lock around and see who would
suit US best. Here is a ticket that
some of rs, after consultation,
think is good. What say you
For Senator, Col. j. D TILLMAN,
of Fayetteville; for Representa-.
tive, Col. CHRIS. G. Mckinney, of
Petersburg; for Fioater, W. W
WILSON, Esq, of the Swan Creek
country. Yours. VOTERS.
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1870 %. go

@ We are sorry 10 learn
that Rev. DR.. HENRY B WARREN
died in Texas about the 10Th of
March. He was minister of
the G. P. Church, and was we'll
known and esteemed in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18

R& Lynchburg Cotton Yarns
are kept in large quantities by
Shackleford & Smith, and for
sale to both merchants and con.
sumers. This thread is acknowl.
edged to be as good as any sold in
this country.
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New Goods.

Everybody, especially the la.
dies, are invited to come and see
the latest styles shoes and boots.
We make handmade goods a
speciality and warrant them.t g
w. l.. HATCHER & Co.
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Fayetteville and Huntsville Mail,

THERE is good HACK on this line,
i with good gentle horses and careful
driver,
Leaves Fayetteville on AoHday snd
Thursday Of each week, at A. NJ, arrive az
Huntsville 5 P. n. Leave Huntsville on
Tuesday and Friday at z a. n arrive at ray
etteville at 5P. N,
Thankful for past favors, the proprietor
.hopes by strict attention 70 business, u
merit = continuance OF liberal pstrousgc.
su-ef-tf ia. COsS. Proprietor.
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Free COIOTeU.
OF whom 27,977 are native
born and 70 foreigners. Born in
Tennessee 2S;;267, in North Caro-
lima $50, Virginia 562, Alabama
1927, Kentucky l34, Georgia
$40, British America S, England
and Wales 10, Ireland 45, Scot
land l, Germany 2, Poland 2.
The second table gives the pop
ulation Of the different districts in
this county, with the color Of tie
inhabitants. in 1870:
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Census Figures,

We are obliged 10 Hon John
NJ Blight for a valuable publica-
tion---a bonnd volume Of tIbles
one to eight INCLUSIVE Of the cen
sus Of 1870. From it, we gather
the following i&ures, abont p'pu-
lation. Lincoln County hid, in
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18

sp Gen. b. f. Cheatham, III
a card dated the llth, announces
himself a candidate for Governor
of Tennessee, subject, we infer, to
the decision OF the Democratic
State Convention. And we learn
through letter from bin 10 a
friend in this place, that he ex.
poets to be in Fayetteville during
the present week.
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CEI.YIll EEKLY,

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18

The Sweetwater Enterprise
says the country is flooded with
counterfeit five and ten dollar bills.
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tx On Thursday last the
steamer 0ccanus, from Red
River to St, Louis when 80,
miles below Cairo, exploded
her boiler, blowing the upper
works almost entirely away -
Immediately afterward the
wreck took fire, burning to the
waters edge. Sixty or seventy
lives were lost, among them five
ladies. The dead presented a
horrible appearance, the bodies
Of many presenting the appear
ance Of raw beef.
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49, A good assortment of
Groceries cheap for cash at,
X. L. GAINES & Cos,