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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-19

A LIEN " MINER, AUOTTONEEE
N SalesrooMs W Chambers and w Rcsade streo&t
by ALLEN u. MINER q BEO.
TUESDAY, MAY ~
AZ k14,cI Nm AZ. tan AZ

n '''G sy ALIEN 2 r%'s sls sss ss 'o's
| TUESDAY. NAY y,
"of Gel Saz q Ray sss Esi19sp'' O
WEST s TTEnr xs sHG Sssp sTRSE
sas ThE sSSsi ESR re So
T ranS Of LkIrsie; rIER AMP sANrEL Min
81 rs Elss aoss
sSSws a y, Carpets aoas p.ror
sS ~ rsss g
pie reps and Lass Curtains rie1 Clocks and
t fine pS.ecs@ and China Vase; ac &C.
oak sa N with ooseass Cabinet saaSsa
is PIECES
Lounge and Chairs in embrodessd os san wT9s
Escreoire, ebony mcunted Gard Table snd Ladys Work
DINING EooM-Ensllsh Brussels Carpet, Buffet, Es.
and burglar proof rlase safe Superb Dnner Service
from tho royal factory Berlin about 20 pieces cost
BEDRoo Ss-Ensiss Brussels Carpets carved French
sas psn" Hair Supss sSa oha rs 60 . sa
sseda a Ss ta also osos black anut Hall Stand
A DE RIA !, II MULLER, AUCTIoNEEe,wIhI. BIZ
' fFfs' Street AS by hsy GskiSfs e.
sss eapo Sugar bowl S fSse
A RICH JOHNSTON, AyoT1oNEER:
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssHIL win sell ., suction,
s@s W. h saS
grade AsTas Gs RSw on M sp IS
X Goster, Assignee IN Bankruptcy.
A RcH JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER
N ''1ice ava saiesroom 81 Nassau street.
,ouS sI5 gS ylS TA a AHo wi SILL
AZ auction, on TUESDAY, May2
"'las 81 sass :. ;A sHn :s1sfr00""
One hundred on Paintings. European and American.
orB nso se ana % Schools s sf Thy win
be on exhibition Monday. with catalogue.
A sslGNEE's SALE
OF the stock of IA cabinet maker
and upholsterer.
by NJ DOUGHTY, Aucticncer,
At hts salesr0oms ~ Nassau street. Fulton, MON
DAY, May 10. at II O'clock. The stock consists OF
wool mahogany aud ebony Parlor snits IN variety N
ing Room Suits Wardrobes, carved walnut Bullets;
ss Of ana s M % T S aTss
tory sold to the highest bidder BY order OF the Assignee
A.
Beginning October 10 Catalogues will be
o.,.. nest AUCTION SALE issued presently
hsss ASrqlrIns !Ss sssss
A UrTloN NOTICE osad p osGooD. AUCTION.
will sell ut their salesroons,
i26 CHAMBERS STREET, NEAR COLLEGE PLACE.
noTssFIHoIs.bD fftRSfirrUREN AND ~ 6AARFErs
Details in time.
A j. BLEECKER, son co, AUCTIoNEERs.
a. fe WEpSEsb 6as ~ a 9rasr az Of Trustee
at Exchange Salcsroom III Broadway.
Two story brick House Lot ll9 East Roth street,
order and has the gas aud Croon lot sxi0 house xi0
Terms cash,
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ca FOB STRONG HORSE; SMALL HORSE, SIS
.D.)O three quarter Truck. with Rack must be sold at
price 100 East Forty eighth street. Third
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
~ Top and top l,uegics
Pony and Park Phactons, Brcts, Ciarcnccs Landaus.
Rockaway, Express and Depot Wagons
Also double and single Harness and second hand.
very low prices 10 advances
AZ New York Sales and Storage Repository
S, 20 and 3i Fourth avenue Twenty th street
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NfARSHALS SAI.E-RICHARD WALTERS, AUG
M tioneer. will sell Monday, at iDls o'clock, at sales
room "a East Broadway, an assortment OF Parior and
Bedroom Furniture, Suits In reps marble top oak suits,
Sofas, Tables Chairs, Carpets Bedseads Bedding, &C
also 10 Wheeler Il Wilson, Howe Fimble and other sew
Ing machines In perfect order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-19

@,rRING MEETING 1877,
'lr s1En4%o 5is2 PSHR.
Morrisana, Westchester county,
Tuesday we ass g. EHsas'' s, Saturday
FIRST DAY,
PURSE NO I-$eM
s oe sn, saSs 10 1a beaten "n"e' $3.50 to s
4 id Fa,' sTol" se, NJ n ta aHSf hoe
George n. Ferguson, bl. NIX. ssweetmeat
J. L. Doty, br Edwin Booth.
PURSE sER So. p sNs,so
Horses hat haze never beaten 2s 500 to first $500 to
W; +. Weeks br. Daniel Boone.
John Loyett, b. m. Lady Fisk:
John John F Fa4fIs s. 6 T bann Ssssr
on' Sr o James rr Il td ns%S'
}. L. Doty, s,g. Judge Scott
PURSE SEGq S5 s Pay.
sna s s pH 70 nfysr beaten 81" to s $500 to
WE. Weeks blk; ; e Eight Bells.
G Colonel I B,,ekey, dun ,s & q s, I, Fox
Daniel Pdier, ch. m. Grace Bertram.
4 4 !, Ha sswe =. ; BIZ i. + E Ga%oFs
A. Patterson, br. m. Brown Kitty
James Dongrey, Jrs enters Dr. m Fanny Lambert
PURSE sEG NJ a- ssa
10 second $500 to third.
Alden Goldsmith, b, m. Huntress
Daniel Phfcr, s. Byron.
d. Mace, ch. G. Judge Fullerton
r.aa"ss. t. : ". Il, $lis%. nav
PURSE NO. 5-Sl,OW
Horses that have beaten 49, 5000 TO first, $50
10 second $50 to third
VII Wilson. blk M Lolle Pa
A. Nanderhurg, y. Frank
b. G. Murphy, b. g. Tip
John Ellis, b.. &, ]. Ellis,
w. H. Dobc, b. M Rosalind.
Wm. Mcmahon. b. g. Coroner K.
Lou motifs @HaT s. M .. Sest isl Norris
A. Patterson oh. &. Greenhorn.
Peter Nance, oh. M Lady Drew
j. Z. Doty, br. s. Edwin Rooth.
THIRD DAY.
PURSE NO. 6--$70.
Horses that have beaten III ~ 900 to first, $3.50
10 second $3.50 TO third.
Daniel Pffer, g. z. Lottery.
j. II. WhitsOn, CHI z. Clarence.
Bldd Doblc, blk. &. Gengarry.
John Murphy b. s. Charley Green.
A. Patterson, ch. r. Dreadnaught
George N. Ferguson, blk. 9. James H. Burke
FOURTH DAY.
Horses that never beaten 2s $3.50 to first $50 TO
second, 800 To third.
Alden Goldsmith, b. 5. Abdallah.
W. T.. Weeks b. Susie Clay.
c. IT, Martin br. z. Joe Parker
j. !. Bowen. b. q. Cornee.
teo N. Ferguson blk. IN. Swectmcat
A. Patterson, blk nj. Lady Roe.
Horse leave Harlem Bridge on each day OF the
races every ten minutes, direct for the Park.
special train will leave Forty second street depot
each day of the meeting ut 2 T. NJ , ,.,.s, -,
WIN. H. VAN Corr, Superintendent.
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DRIAN II. MULLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n Furniture AT auctlon.-ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. X.
at 100, o'clock A. NJ ut the private residence Y? East
,ure CONSISTING in part Of rosewood and black walnut
Parlor suits black walnut Dining Room Furniture, FIX
tension Table Buffet, Chairs In morocco black walnut
bedroom Suits rosewood and black walnut Dressing bu
rcau Armoire Etageres Escrotoiro, Pier mirrors Hall
nets and Kitchen Furniture Catalogues at sale.
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NHEAP-rOn SALE, DRAB GRAY THOROUGHBRED
~ Hore. Abdalah wen broken for saddle. single and
and Bride Inquire n GABLEUa Stable. i2s West Forty
sixth street
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4 DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTfoNEER
by ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. Il WILKINS 4 co.
Office No. : Fine street
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A j. BLEECKER, son co, AUCTIONEERS.
"a. Perempory sale, by order OF trustee.
WEDNESDAY, May ~, at I'm
at Exchange Salesroom III Broadway.
Two story brick House and Lot ll9 East 10th street
north eide, between Third and Fourth avenues In fine
order and has the and Croon lot xlW house EXC
Terms cash
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A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
BY ALLEN B. MINER 4 BRO,
THURSDAY NAV II

at 101s O'Clock, at our salesroon,s,
% Chambers and II Reado streets,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARVED ROSE
WOOD PIANOS. MIRRORS. CARrisTs 40. 40.
Details Ia h,s~.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
rTa,1v j. HKRrs AocrionErs. NO 8 DsY 81
- sica AND ELEGANT CABINET ruasTuKE.
On aoHDAY Nay A. stu O'Clock.
sts.,es,oon,s. 40 81 ey stree.
comprising che entire balance Of stock ofn,s
CABINET mAKeIss' ASSOCIATION.
c,,rsring supcrn solid rosewood walnut ebony ard '
insd saror ;u il satin sls sspS GO elaine ne, and wo9
anss saa knsy ns !s oS cArisS
san rnoir .iaee s.c,eiaires so"seases Es,en
Oriental cis,rs' ss, ali % which we're nude fr-l
opp" f,s r eari ns aors soss viii
be positively closed out anoyc. without any re~rye
y Tnes.iay Ssy y, at ~ Al Die saiesrooms, wiz.
ss ssa s Sale Sdss ss ss
Gold PENCILS achmakers' Tools &c Aiso at to'cinsh
mans n'' ""a"es s' irsas '1 o"as yo'
umes: Coast survey, volumes; Ahandc Syoiosea &c
I Ewrs X wooD. AucrIQaEEa
Ia rwepry.onc loo Of I@.d
an. Ss ' BE ga o:ic is'es Cub S'i Go..
Je.,Sey City Heights
will be sold on tic round ,%'p friday day. Ms, H.
rhese lots Grand ayenue, i"ncoln arsct Ludlow
aa i% %sss' y %Si9sS
City Seventy per cent inlay remain Oh inorsases
Mons,s wn%iNs AtsrIoagEH D4
pcremplory sale "
1000 City Lots,
Al Ocean Point Station.
Rockswny Neck. lou. Isl psd
at auction
E II. LUDLOW 90
will scli by auction, on
TUESDAY, MAY n 1871
at o'clock, on tha premises az
Ocean Point station,
sale by order OF Thomas Il. and 2,muel A. VI Marsh
valuable Plots Central, Chesant, Ocean Point and
other IvcnGca
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n THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSEII.
ONCE and sacsrOom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office.
TIVE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business is conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
no liz AND Ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
where hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE OR THOSE
ha, ing Horses Carriages sell will find house per-
fcctly reliable conduct this branch of business
do all other business, the straghtfor
ward principles which honorable houses in all
mercantile pursuits.
WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
that is sound ~ TO 4S hours for trial
ENTRIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
can be made Mt downtown Office and salesroom, 81
Nassau street, where also keep register OF Horses
for private sale.
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A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture, octave fianotore, Iron Sale, Gas
Fixtures, &C., &c.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auconecr. will sell on
TUESDAY, May u, 1872 AT los O'Clock A. NJ,
at the private residence 7l3 Lexington between
seventh and eighth streets, all the elegant Fur
nure contained therein consisting rosewood Parlor
Suits in blue satin medallion backs; Pier Mirrors
Conccs velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets mahogany
and black walnut Chamber Suits hair and other Mat
feather Beds and Pillows Chairs SOFAS Lounges
Clocks Engravings Lace Curtains, Shades China, Gass
and Crockcry Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c, &o
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HORsRs. CARRIAGns. so.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.
PLANDRAU'S A.
CELEBrArED PONY PHABT0Na
The largest and best selected
stock Il Pony Phsetons 70 DO
found n the city; some very
EIfGANT DESIGNS,
-
paintd and trimmed in
SUPERB sTBLE
phsctuDns with willov bodieA
rn asHs with panel bodies
p,.eIa5,s on = or sprngs
POM PHAEToSS
on springs or platform,
duccd prices.
-CARRIAGES
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UCTIoN NOTICE.
~ MONDAY, MAY 10
at II o'clock,
STRAW GOODS,
EIGHT HUNDRED CASES,
comprising
MEMS wOMENS AND GHILDRENS STRAW HATS
embracing
A FULL AND CHOICE VARIETY
of all
THE PREVAILING STYLES, ALSO NEW SHAPES.
Attention OF buyers is invited. Catalogues and good
now ready
WIN. TOPPING 4 co, Auctioneers,
i.2 Church street.
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DRIAN H. MULLER AUCTIONEER.-wfLL BE
n sold at auction on Wednesday, May 30 at IL
o'clock at the Exchange saesroom, Ill Broadway, New
Farm OF 81 together with farm bIdinss situate
nj sleepy Hollow, Westchestcr county, ~ y, ~ miles
north Tarrytowu The land Is high, and commands
extensive view Of the Hudson rvor stream Of water
quantity OF water to the highest ground the New York
and Boston Railroad win cross The adjoining farm Ths
cells advantageousIy map can be seen at the once Of
he auctiOnceF
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25
Moore County.

And more new goods at the
green brick front, which we are
selling with u rush Guuae at
once and see cur japanese silks,
ladies hats, and Grape parasols;
boots. shoes, and hats, we make a
speciality of and will not be un-
dersold by any establishment in
the Statesas Space will hot permit
our entering into particulars, as
we. desire TO append one OF our
many testimonials that our worthy
Governor has favored US with:
f EXECUTIVE MANSION, l.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April l9, ~ {.
MEssRS. MURRAY 4 MORGAN
Gents -There is nothing in my
policy which | would sooner par
don than selling cheap goods
Please send me q pair Of. your
French cali, hand msde boots, one
of your most genteel soft hats,
two pair of your SOC. under shirts,
2 dog of your British SOCKS
Mrs. Brown is delighted with her
japanese silk pattern and Grape
parasol (; will send for some of
your cheap carpeting soon.
Truly years, JoHN G. BRows.
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"A card.

MR n. O. WALLACE-I desire to an
nounce through the OBSERVER, to my old
friends, acquairtances and the public, that
after an absence of two years and more,
have returned to Fayetteville to remain for
a time, among those with whom have en-
joyed such pleasant associations in other
days. Aud desiring that my stay may be
mutually beneficial, as we'll as pleasant, and
having no knowledge Of anything better CAL
eulated TO make it so, than by supplying
the wants OF the people in any goods, hav-
ing more experience in that than any other
branch Of business, have brought with me
a splendid stock. of Dry Goods recently pur-
chased by myself in the Eastern cities,
which, in consequence of not being able to
secure house on the Square, / am now o.
pening, for the present, in the large brick
store house of W. D. Price, on the street
leading out West from the Square, where |
will be pleased to meet with, and wait on all
who may favor me with their presence and
patronage. NY stock embraces a general
variety of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots, SHOES, Hats, and ready made
Clothing, all OF which will be sold at the
very lowest figures for cash. The object
in selling this stock of Goods is not so much
TO make money on them, as to convert Thorn
into ready cash, which Is very much needed.
Hence, they will be sold at such prices, as
cannot fail to satisfy the closest buyers
They were bought right. and viii be sold
cheap. The location may be Objectionable
to some-that need rot be so-the best
can do at present. The Goods are all right
and also the prices, Germs cash.) All are
invited 10 examine goods and prices.
sprils5-tf W. ". PETTEY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

Whence comes that firm reliance, 4 hat abso-
late, uudoubting faith in the, efficacy, OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitiers as = remedy for .ipdi-
gestion, bilious disorders, internitient levers.
which VIGOROUSLY prevail in all parts of the
United States This confidence has been
growing for twenty years, and 1t is still ex
blending. 1t is not the result Of credulitJ I; il
hns not been engendeted by any human device,
but is the spontaneous a0d natura, consequence
of eaperience. What people see daily going on
Iunder their own eyes they 'kaEnots question
When families in un healthy Districts SHAT re-
sort to this Wholesome scgetable tonic, as pre-
ventatlve, escape periodical fevers, and their
Immediate neighbors, who neglect this pre-
caution, are Frustrated by the disc Use, how is it
rossibie that the phencmenon should be without
Its lesson! In like manner when it is seea that
obsIinatecases of dyspepsia, of liver complaint,
Of CONSTIPATION, of nervous weakness, and gen
feral debility, yield to The operation OF the "a
nous remedy, how can even lncredulity itself
withhold ia endorsement! Eye witnesses,
of the salutary effects of the Bitters are 10 be
found ia every civilized settlement on this con-
tinent. The, Thousands upon thousands who
owe their restoration to health and strength or
their preservation from sickness. to its extra
ordinary medical properties, are enthusiastic
| ia its praise, The Inniis1des who recommend
il in neis hborly way 10 their friends and ne.
uusintances, as vel as to those who make pub
! lie their estimate of its virtues. are always
reudy 10 state their reasons for thu faith that
/ 'is 10 them. They have alfeither fle or wit
! messed lis hcncfcent eTeraiion% q, 4 eof
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Atlanta. Georgin.

4 Reported weekly .forthe OBSERVER, by H.
II. Coz d; Bro. Produce Merchants
GorT-white, IS; yellow, z bushel, 50
@93. =. :. Oats, roo 10 Wheat, Tenn
white, 50 1892 Is; DO. red, L GOAL 8O.~..,
Flour, sack, SO ibs-fancy, S. Dogs so; fam
|ily,4 5o@4 rs; extra 81 00@4 rs; superfine,
3 oO@3 so Bacon-shoulders,61l @6k;
hams, sl119@1l; clear sides, 72l@8.....
Rye, nominal, Barley, nominal. 100.
OniorsP bbl.,-. Irish Potatoes. q Dbl,
1871 rs Field Peas, red 81 25@1 81
:! Meal, 95 . Lard Dbl, go 10; cans,
lO@11 Butter, $3.50. -. Eggs, lag
| Is. -. Feathers, new, 50@60. Dry Hides
1920. "A .sheeting, 1S@ ID. -. y
Shifting, 11X a12.. Gotten Yarns, ! &C
| @l 65 per bunch. :. Tenn. hay, 81 65@
/ 80. 49, 80
Corn, fair demand, stocks light. Wheat
wanted. Oats, moderate demand. Hay IL
request. Flour, regular demand. Bacon
l,dull. Butter and Eggs wanted if fresh ant
sound
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Deathsfn-ahe Poor House.
For tha Fsrs,terille obaarrsr.

On the 18th inst, of old age, a
negro woman; formerly a slave of
B. B. Merritt, living near Peters
burga3aS * A3@s s~tb
Also, on tie l4th inst, RACHEL
CLEVELAND, aged 40 or SO years.
She had been.in. bad, health for
several months; seemed TO be get
tingssome better took her break
CAST as usual, hut refused to eat at
dinneysshe died thesame eyenlng.
The immediate cause IT her death
was. supposed toabe a eongestiye
chill. Both of the foregoing were
inmates Of the County Asylum.
! l. II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

H Medearis s Co, at the
Fayetteville Wooden Mile, wish.
to buy Wool, for which they viii
pay the highest price in goods,
shoes, leather, or cash. Or they
will exchange those articles for
any kind of country produce, such
as lard, bacon. -four, butter, eggs,
etc. They propose to grind corn,
or buy it, as customers wish, pay.
ing in goods. groceries, etc. S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

M@ Since our last report of
County Court proceedings, Vim. F.
Moore has qualified as admins
TRAITOR Of F. r. Moore, deceased ;
and w. Y. Nix has been appoin-
ted guardian of T. C., William,
n. II. and Joseph H. Sullinger,
minor heirs of james Sullinger,
deceased.
The following Tax, Assessors
qualified by taking the required
ootl,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

e. Last Wednesday night
there was another jail delivery in
this place. This time the prison
ers received outside aid. The
doors were opened, and Mcintosh
and Martin are again at liberty.
We expressed the opinion last
week that Martin would leave as
soon as rested, and SO it has prov
en-, but the end is sooner than we
anticipated. Really, it begins to
seem as though the humorous sug!
gestion of our correspondent to
stake and ride the courthouse
fence for the confinement OF GRIM
inals, woald be much cheaper,
and quite as secure, as our present
jail arrangements. zsntr,a]S
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

e Anew b street isy being
opened, leading from Ferry to De.
pot streets, leaving the former at
the residence Of DE Robert Nc!
Kinney, and intersecting the lat
ter near Mr. -DJ. HufMSHCresi.
dence, between theydepetsand , the
creek. 1t will be convenience
to the southern and southwest
ern portions Of Fayetteville.
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fsbs sAMuEL cARNAeK. .lIni
State If Tenhtssee, l.IneaIa County

Z. ". Ellis rs. WIS ForrIst. = p
IL this cause It appearing by AFFIDAVIT
4 that defendant W. s. F0rriSt is justly
indebted TO the plaintiff ard he 50 abscopds,
that the ordinary process e isw cannot %;
served on him, aud an original Attachment
having been levied On his property; IL l..
therefore, ordered that pGlliratIon be inad-
il the FAYETFEyILLs UEsERyEa, Z EcwgpE-
per published in the town Of Fayet.tyi'tr.
tor four successive weeks, Commanding t:.s
said W.. s. Forrist TO appear before. Hss er,
some other acting Justice Of the Peace, AZ
my Office in the 10th Civil District Of ssrt
COUNTY, on the 3Oth day of 5Septeni-
Der, 1872, and make defence to SAID scit
against him, or twill be proceeded with *
partc. (aprillsJ L. e. BUTLER. J. =.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

er There is talk Of having a.
committee appointed to condemn
the Lincoln county Jail, but that
is hardly necessary, The JAZZ
has condemned itself. ,e... II
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COUNTY TREsTEE.

re- We are authorized to announce Mr..
James ID. Scott : candidate for Trustee
of Lincoln county.
BE- We are authorized to announce Ar.
James NJ. Stone a candidate for Trustee
Of Lincoln county.
E- We are authorized to announce Capt.
J. III. George q candidate for Trustee
OF Lincoln county.
nS-We are auth orized to announce Mr..
j. j. Cummins, of Petersburg. candi-
date for Trustee of Lincoln county.
ESy- We arc authorized TO announce Mr..
William Seaton candidate tor Trustee
Of Lincoln county.
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e. We ask attention to the

&SS We ask attention to the
card o. Mrs. Engleman, in this
paper. She is prepared to make
all kids Of garments Tor lodics
and children, in workmanlike
manner. We ask for her liber
al patronage, assured, as We are,
that orders will be filed in a
prompt and satisfactory manner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

Hs There was quite heavy
fall of hail on Thursday last,
about 2 o'clock, P.sKJ We ex-
amined some Of the haii'stones
and they were each an inch in
diameter. But little damage was
done in town. Half a dozen
pains Of glass were broken in the
OBSERVER Office, and probably 9TH
er buildings had similar expert
ence. The angriest cloud passed
north and east of to#r, and about
seven miles north of here the
ground was covered with hail.
% the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, the Southern passenge.
train was in the midst of a heavy
hail storm, between Wartraee and
Normandy. The headlight OF
the engine was broken and all the
windows Of the cars shattered
General CONSERVATISM took pos
session of the passengers but
tranquility was finally restored.
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~ We are informed that
work is to be begun at once on
the Jail of Moore county. We
hope they will never be victim
ised as this county was.
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B an6i6afes.
Election: Thursday, August ] 1872
To the People of Tennesse

To the People of Tennessee.
In response TO the expires sion of popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general and intuen-
;ial TO control my action in the matter, /
hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of Judge of the Supreme Court
made vacant by the resignation of Hon. 7.
A. R Nelson. Election first Thursday in
August, next. j. B. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March llth, 1872.
~- We are authorized TO announce Hon.
Robert Mcfarland, of MorristowH,
East Tenn, candidate for Supreme Judge,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the res;g-
NATION of lion. r. A. r. Nelson.
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90 to Oak HiiI

And buy your goods from J. T.
& W. c. lGoopRIcH, il sou want .
good article at low prices for
Gash. JgT. &FW. C. GooDRIcH.
ApriI25tb, 1872-tf 2 q (
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-25

& Mr.. J. T.. Bryant, Of
Lyachburg, advertises to day one
of the best stocks of goods that
he has ever had, which he pro-
posesto sell for the .good Of the
people. Iisladies' hats and bon.
nets we have heard spoken of by
Other, parties as being unusually
pretty, and, indeed, the whole as.
sortment is attractive.