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NOTICE.
INSOLVENr NOTICE.

DCRSCAST 10 an order Sf the CLERK NJ
4 the County Court of Lincoln county.
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the sduiuis-
traitor Of the estate Of
3 John Ma'kum, deceased,
Of the insolvency OF said dccedent's estate
notice il hereby given To aiT pers' Ia having
claims aSsiust said estate to prsscit them IN
the Clerk OF said Court authenticated, on Or
before the Est day of August, 1872,
for pro rata distribution, or they VIII be
forever barred. - .--.--
feds SAMUEL CARN4GK. 1trinq
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Sales TO Take Place.

All sales Of property advertised
in the OBSERVER, or for which
'handbills may be printed at this
office, viii hereafter be noticed
under the above heading. : We
call attention to the following;
: By r. is. Wooaard. executor a
large amount of valuable personal
property belonging to the estate
Of Cornelius Alien, dec. Sale on
Friday and Saturday, May 10th
aud llth--tae first day at the
residence IN. Fayetteville, and the
second ct the still house near
Ketso depot.
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~ The Brass Band have

&% The Brass Band have
our thanks for serenade on last
Tuesday night. The music was
well chosen and executed, and al
forded a high compliment to the
proficiency Of the young gentle
men composing the Band. We
hope they will come again.
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Religious Notice!

3 The Rev. g, A.. Moripg win
preach at the Cumberland Church
on Tomorrow Fridayt night at
the usual hour. -
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hE Attention is asked to the
carl of Mr.. J. ii. Bell, in this pa
per. His shop is crowded with
guns and pistols that have been
long repaired. and now he wishes
the owners TO call, settle, and take
them away. 9
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Ncir adrcrtis enls.
EXECUTORS SALEt
On Fri.isy and Saturday, the
10Th and llih- of May next.

= -
On Fri'isy and SATURDAY, the
10Th and 18th of May next
I WILL ss;i a past ofths REIS0sAL
j PRcPhkTY Of Corncjilss Allsa. d.
ceased
On Friday, she 10th, L w;s::,seI 1t
the siii 6sesdCI., : iAts r,sids afe IL the Town
OF Eayyttev de, 81 the i Gus y I'D. ard
kitchti farniture, 6',sgy md eopggy horse,
ana large numbered Gsetie, fine sioodcd
seek. consisting Q: CONS SnG .cs!sss. heiieIs
aud youag stesrs.
Ua Saturday. The 1th, viii sell at
the stiA.iegse OF deoedeht, hear Kelse
Depot large lot OF corn. both sheiled snd
in the ear, t,ee copper still boiler ards let
OF o!i copper. tssatS1fiye or ,-Iriy rew
whisky barrels. eish;ecn,o twenty thou
sand barrel stsrsS, small lot Of hoop IRON.
forty ar flstr meal sa1ks large iet d 5n:-
lap sacks. twenty OF tsrty old mas IA tubs,
large lot. Of stli wood, sixty or seventy
head OF hogs. tsr0 coVs sOd one yeAfliug.
one fne patent c:ass cut SSys. y small lot o.
othtr t01is. two GA wagons, snd Earleus
other articles TOO TEDIOUS to erumerste.
The property ~i,l bs sold on 3 e@e'iii4of
twelve aoE.hS, ;t SUNS under iiyedo.-t
lars. which viii &c required in CASA. Perch-
sseEs vii be required 20 give notes VII h tao
or nie-rsrp:oscd securities befcre tie re-
nloFai OF Ihe property. 81. }s4 s4z
All persons indebted to tie estate OF saId
decedeut are hcTeby notified 10 come for
ward sI.d make payment. and those having
claims are notified % present taetn, legally
Y Thin the tims prescribed By
Law. H. s.. H0ullAHD, ExecstoT.3
April 25. 1917. eIi-stae5t. ]
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% Friendship Lodge OF Good
Templars was recently instituted
at Oak Hill, and the following Of
ficers were installed wv. G.
Griswell, W. C. T.; Mrs. Lou. E.
Smith, W. V. T; VIC. Goodrich,
r. S; Wm. Num-, F. S; Mrs. C.
L Randolph, Treas; T. L. Viii
Hanson, Marshal; Miss Belle GUM
by, D. NJ Miss Bette Moffett, R.
II. s; Miss Lucie Fishback, L. Il.
s.; Miss Ann Quinby, !. G.; Jas.
Smith, o. G.; James n. Bell,
Chaplain. So
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers. =.
The following transfers Of real
estate have been acknowledged
since our last, in the County Codrr
Clerks Office: -
Amos Hurry to Wright Luna.
5 acres.in 18th dis, 500 rsszzs w
D. w, Clark, c.. and NJ /, to E.
&c. Ward, lIS acres IN 3rd dis,
Sll39. So lges eafs =
Andy Mullins to Nancy Glenn
and daughter Mary JaQe, 1e2
acres in 17fh dis, giita il. 4. If
Absaiom Beard. TO Johm W.
Beard, 81 acresiu Goth dis, 500,
Willis H. Gates and vile TO
james Aylett, l6 acres in LIST dis,
consideration not named. g.
John Jean to e G. Ward, 18A
acres in Srd dis, s2T so, ss. IS
II. 2. Rowell and wife 70. John
Good, go acres in 18th dis, 81, 575.
II. P. Rowell and wife to JAS.
4. Woodward, SO acres in 18th
dis, 81, 500.
A. A. Parks to T. L, D. Parks,
49i acres in 1st dis, 200. 80.
d. w. Clark, G.. and NJ to
Peterson and William. Gramna
SOB acres in - dis, $50l g..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

H Since onr last, we have
received through the post-ofice
an anonymous letter containing
greenbacl1, ga present" the writer
sal /, i'll token Of his personal
friendship and esteem, and aps
prevail of the course Of the Oh.
SERVER. We DO not know the
writer, and, therefore, ask for his
name or that of his friend, to
whom we may send the paper in
return. While thanking him
kindly and gratefully for his
swords of cheer" we beg to say
that the OBSERVER prefers not to
receive money gratuities. -. 49,,
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PERSONS calling for the above
letters, will please say aarertiSed.
G. W. MORGAN, P. NJ. |
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RGAHRIED.
9eatbs.
DIED

In this county, in Commons district, Sum
day, 2ist inst, Of typhoid fever, Mrs.
NANCY ANN love, wife Of Richard A
Anderson. She was born March Goth, 1854
In Obion county, West Tenn, Thursday,
4th inst, Of dyspepsia, Mr.. PETER j.
HAMILTON, formerly Of this county. aged
SO years. .- S
In this county, on Cold Water, Wednes-
day, 18th inst, of consumption. Mrs.
WRIGHT, wife Of n. 81. Wright, aged a.
bout "a years.
In Palestine, Texas, Sunday, LIST ult., Of
pneumonia, Mr.. G. W. ALBRIGHT, for
merly of this place aged IS years. Hewas
buried with Masonic honors.
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SHERIFF

re- We are authorized to announce Mr..
W. A. Willard csndidaee for Sheriff
OF Lincoln county.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25
IS, Ayerys improved steel
Plow for sale by
pa. r R. I. CANES s Co. :.
Me,anchotvR reai..Down

A Melancholy Break-DOWn.-
There kre lively break .doWhs that make an
audience laugh, and there are sad and sor-
rowful break.downs that make the kind
hearted grieye. To theslatter class belongs
the: enervation OF body and mind which is
usually called general debility, "or nervous
weakness'F and which, when neglected, stoo
often terminates in atrophy and death. A
wholesome medicated stimulant is the one
thing needed in cases of this description,
and science and experience unit e In pointing
to PLANTATION BITTERs as the true specific.
The fact that9it gcombiness the properties
of an invigorant, with those,of q regulator,
and Alternative Sin exact r Che proportions
necessary to produce radical change IN the
tone Of the SYSTEM and the action Of the
digestive and secreiiye organs, is an
unanswerable argument in its favor as a
general restorative a,A-e5lst ssrs4s ~
sc. Md" ssas. - Az
Don't stand aghast with awe and fear, eyes
wide open, hair on end and fingers tightly
Iclinched, with the idea that these myster-
ious symbols are cabalistie signs and repre-
sent some secret organization bf masked de-
mons. who carry terror and dismay with
their midnight prowlings and dispense ON
the dawn of morning. MOI They are only
the initials OF DR.. Pierce's Colder Medical
Discovery that pleasant medicine which
has, acquired "a National reputation, and
proven go efficacious in Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Consumption. and kindred diseases.
For these complaints 1t has no equal.l Sold
| by all druggists. sfaas 10 - 9Riif
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GUNS AND PISTOLS

fE>HAT have been left at my shop for re-
4 pairs, must be taken away by the own
ers within thirty days, or they will be sold
to pay charges. Some OF them have been
there's year, and wait my pay.
) April S5-3t J.H.BELL.
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rAx-coLLEcToP. 81 =
~ We are authorized TO announce Mr..
Joseph :. Hobbs a candidate Tor Tax
Collector Of Lincoln county.
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PrOelamaiiOn BY The Governor


JOHN c. BROUS, Governor Of the State
Of Tennessee--I'o all who shall sesthese
presents, Grseting: s..gegcf
NJ HkREAS, Il has been made hnoyn
w tome ths, certain JOEL BRANCH,
charged with having con,allttsd a fool and
atrocious MURDER, on the - day Of
March, 1872, upon the body of - Phillips,
late OF our county Of Franklin, has fed
from justice, and is now running at large /:
Now, therefore, |, John c. Brown, Gov
ernor as aforesaid, By Vi. tue Of the power
and authority in me vested, 90 hereby offer
q reward Of Three Hundred ($3QOl Dollars
to any person or persons who may apprt-
bend the said Joel Branch, and deliver him
to the Sheriff OF Jsiler of our county Of
Franklin, in order that justice in that be-
half may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have
hereunte set y-hand, and cHuseh
f.. ST. the Great Seal of the State 10 be
affixed. Il Nashville, on the tenth
day Of April. 1872.
JOHN C. BROWN.
ny the Governor: ..-,...
=. II. Butler.
- ~ e.t Secretary of State.
Joel Branch is about twenty-tbree yea 8
of age, low, light complexion, and has late
~ escaped from the Fayetteville Jail
aurlllS-4t
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- = %A .. y 2 ~ 5
Dc We are glad to again
see on our street our dfienl w
w. Petty, formerly ofthis place,
but recently of Mnrfieesbolje.
We hope that he VIII conclude
to remain with Us permanently.
a towns always fortunate that
secures snchfcitizens. ,sss, za.,ns
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

10 The corporate authorities
are having a building erected o.
yer the town scales, on, the
Square. 1t ought to have been
done long ago, but "better late
than never The scales de-
serve a shelter.
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BURIAL NOTICE !

DERS0ES having remains 70 bury in
il Rose Hi Cemetery. are required TO
come first to the Secretary and &c; permit
for the same, giTing the name Of deceased,
age. disease, ST. Bv erJer of the BEARD
,ini.6-u !. :, GconETCH Sec.
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list oFLETTERs

Remaining in the pcst-office at
Fayetteville, Tenn, Thursday,
April %, 1872:
F H Brscker, W Il Rust,
A E Moore, Thomas Scysry,
Mathew Mcneil, " P Toole,
David Owen, Matte Tate.
NJ S Patterson,
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Ia Chaneery At FalrlterllIe, Tenn.


il. g. ". c. Goodrich } April
Is. Rules,
Rawsor 4 &C. and others 1872.
an motion OF complainsnis by counsel,
" and il appearing TO the satisfaction of
the Clerk and Master, from the allegat on
in cumpIsinar,s' bill. which is sworn TO-
that the descendants RGEs0a e 20. eTeI
non-residsnts OF tie State Of T, naessee, and
resiie IN the State az Wow York. so Ina,
the usualproeess OF law Garnet be- serv-
ed on him. Il is, therefore. ordered by the
Clerk ard Mater that said lawson Sc Go.
Appesr at the next term Of the Chan
Gerry Court to &c holden for-the county of
Lincoln. at the court house in Fay ettesille.
OF the LIST Monday In October next,
and plead ansv,e- or d .Tnur to eeaIplai- =
ants bill, or the same wiii,be uken forcotrj
fessed, and ti.- caLse set for hearing eX pa;
te as to them.
lii further ordered tbst this notice be
published for fosr copsscutTe weeks in the
FAYE1-TrvE.E OFszG5EE.
f5it 4. ". CLARK, !
auri,2J $3.50 Clerk end 1faster 4
= Ger iydn & Higgins. soils for Conplts,
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pw Dolly Warden style of
a,sat T. J. Gray s Go, 3
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) Bard-in Utrcesi o. hcoS, 70 IUsy u
Live stock--eattle. prime. "A All; rhedi-
stlm, $685.; common butchers, 2k @3Z-
sheep, 2 5O@s3 2 hcad-hogs, AZ gross.
Moiasses-New Orleans, 60@70;. golden
syrup, 5000. -, - /.
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500 RE WeFRD!

STRAYED from the subscriber, in Hunts
Ovills, Ala, Tuesday, 10Th inst, dark
bay horse mule, has a white spot on the
neck where the collar goes, raw boned, Is
or 16 hands high, years old, shod all round,
works well, is rubbed by breeching- Twill
pay the above reward for his recovery.
april 25-2t II. ADLER.
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Huntsville. Ala.

Flour, $S@f1 2 Dbl . Corn Meal. 60
@$t- Butter, 30Ga5. -, Chickens. 2o@
IS. 49,. Eggs. al2k @l5s..- Bacon. ia 10
80. Lard, l2f91A Corn, e0(990 :. Cot
ton, 81 Hams. 1eal2ts.
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Nash Vile, TEMP

Gold--ll0K buying, and lll]l selling.
Bank Of Tennessee old issue SIG 89c.
do do new issue, S0@35.
Bacon--Shoulders 60; clear sides, 4@8'
haInsf country, 101R-lrom store. From
wagons, shoulders, 52ss; sides, 7@7lh hams,
.9@9H.
Butter-7good, 1926.
I Caudles-Star, light weight, 1411. 3s..
!, Cheese-factory, 18@20c.
Coal 0iI-27 @30c per gal.
4 Cofee-Ro, 291E @24}s Lagnyra, 2oi
Java, 25a 80. 8. 49,. FL.
|: Cotton-I3@217s-fair demand.
4 Corn-wagon $685., sacked, 65@67.
\ Corn Meal-62 5000.
|; Dried Ffuit--applcs, Az; quarter peach
es, 5; mixed, 6; half do, z. 49,. 81
|, Eggs-13M @l4c per doz.
Feathers-50@60c for prime. =
I Elour--actual sales are made at, z Dbl
xSuperfne - -. -. g 50
Extra. ............6i 10 sF.
Family, choice. 4...e8 1893 90
Fancy brands. ......5a9 25@9 80 !.
C,f l., ~ Is y
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FREE TA R0lK AGENTS.

WcwiIl send L handsome Prospectus Of our View
IluStrated Family Bible, containing over 400 hnc
Sculpture illustrations, 70 any bosk Agent ne oi
charge Address NATIoSAL PTBLIsHING Co, Phil
aielShia Pa Atlanta Ca oTSt. Louis, Mo.
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n NEh1 HHRtao.--Agrn.s T.alse,llsze Iaoq-
ev ~ WORK Tor - .rsn at ANYTHING eist. Bust
meas light AMI l'ecriSIent. Faitiri1i sTs free. q
~ ILL. q - = - -----.- IL = -
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1" a man was arrested in
Lynchburg last week, charged
with being accessory to the shoot
ing Of a policeman in Nashville,
recently. He was bound and ia
ken away.
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Immense success-Agents Wanted.
male ami Female, ll ele cry countIy III the pnilec
States and CaHadas, IN sell our new ant most use
100 Der cent guaranteed. For samples and terms,
incose ten cents and address
FERGUsOSX co SIS River Street, Troy " 7
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Local Notices.

BS5~ advertisements must be handed into
TIC Office by Tuesday Morning, to insure
an appearance in the following Paper. The
circulation Of the Observer has become so
large. as to compel as to 60 to press cary
on Wednesday
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN CO.,

Manufacturers Of the Brown Gin'' Cotton Seed
Hullers Machinery and Castings. Manufacturers
of Harris Patent Rotary Steam EDgiue-the best
Cotton gin makers and Iepairsrs fun sIed with
al kinds of materials. Saws, Ribs. PulliGs, Boxes,
&c of any pattern, TO order at short notice. Have
had long experience in the business and guarantee
satisfaction in every particular ,Or.ers soiriteJ
Address as ah3Te. 81
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EEE. Sec Mr.. rvtty's eosrd.
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n q Piano 90, n. /. lst class s2U No
u, j, Agents. Names Of fstrons in 90 states in
Circular. -
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Consisting IN part "
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,
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r ID. COIN, Agent.
DEALER IN
FANCY G. STAPLE GROCERIES
WINE AND LIQUORS.
Front Street. Bayou Sara, La.
Keeps on hand at all times well appointed stock
In the a boye line, consisting in partof
CANNED FISH,
CANNED FRUIT,
PICKLED Bs!EF,
PIGS FEET.
MUSTARD,
YEAST POWDERS,
GREEN & BLK. TEA,
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PEcANs& NUTS,
GUAvA JELLY,
iCRUsHED SUGAR,
sUGAR-pLUIs 4 CANDIES,
BUTTER 4 CHEESE,
SODA & CREAM CRACKERS,
P1CKN1cK CRACKERS,
SURPRISE CANDIES,
KISSES & DRIED FIGS.
Particular attention paid to goods received for
storage. Will make liberal advances consgn-
n'ents, and pays highest market price for Cotton
and all home produce.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-17
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Connecticut western news., 1872-03-29

ANOTHER SHOCKING TRAaEDY.-A ter rible tragedy occurred in the village of Greenbush, opposite Albany, N. Y. On Second avenue, Greenwich, there lived, in small frame dwelling, man named Samuel Fargue, with his family, consist ing of wife and daughter, the latter being about eighteen years old. One afternoon two shots were heard in rapid succession, and shortly after Fargue was seen to pass into Q woodshed back from the house, and the daughter came scream ing out of the front door. By this time several of the neighbors were attracted to the spot. On entering Mrs. Fargue was found lying on the front room floor stone dead. having been shot through the head. Struggles were heard in the shed which Fargue was seen to enter, and on pro- ceeding thither most horrible spectacle was witnessed. Fargue was found lying writhing about on the floor with one hand clasping jagged, rusty old jack knife, while from wide gash in his throat the blood was squirting out in a miniature torrent. Blood was spattered all over the sides and floor of the shed, even running in little rivulet out in the yard. Soon after being discovered his struggles ceased. and he was dead. Fargue, who was shiftless sort of Q character, had become degraded. He had been out of work some dayJ past and in an altercation with his wife seized revolver lying near and shot her. He then fired at his daughter but missed her; then proceeding to the shed he ended his own life as above stated.