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Germantown Yarns.

Domestic Knitting Yarns, and En-
broidered Slipper and Ottoman Pat
terms. Our stock of the above articles
is nov complete. Please call.
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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second Circuit Court-HaIsey, Judge.
The call Of cases on yesterdays calen-
dar reached 27I2. Tomorrow will be
motion day.
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ETULE-Fr0m the subscriber, On the oh
ri August, alght dun or sonel horse mule
about i've years oldi good size and ia gOOo
or1er- he has the letter branded on one o.
ms Mind quarters. and ihe figure " y brands
an his neck or shoulder with black riuf
~ VIII give twenty five dollars for th'
delivery of The Ellc, at car plantation
near Blad4n's statton, on TOE Memphis ant
EnuisFllir Railroad.
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To come more prominently before the
Memphis people, and many stranger:
visiting our city during the present
week, we have concluded to offer
Special Bargains
in our many lines of Paper, Flour-bags,
Envelopes, Manila Paper, etc.
We are prepared to execute orders 70;
Printing, etc, wrapping-paper with
name of firm, etc., printed and delivered
without delay. Give US a call and ex-
anime the prices of our goods.
Newspaper, Manila. Paper Irvine,
etc, at jobbers rates.
MEYER & HERZOG,
Corner Jefferson and Second Streets.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at thesame timesav money,
should go at once to Waggener's, 3l73
Main street. He is doing G.. o. d. BUSH
ness-no bad debts; small profits.
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SILKSl

REDUCTION IN sILKsl
Dark Striped Silks
at size, worth 81 50.
Fancy Striped Evening Silks
at size, worth 81 90.
Cheney Bros. Silks
at manufacturers prices.
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Observation-Disclosures cure for neu
ralgia. G. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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Insure with !. G.. E~Onsdaie. sr-. agent
North British and Mercantile Fire In
ran Company. Rooms ~ and -,
Al rF.NfgOu Street
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ADJUSTMENTS.



At this house during the past week
the Back Crock, with new scenery, new
dresses and elegant appointments has
held the stage, to the great delight Of
very large and very appreciative audi
ences. It seems to be just the piece for
our cousins from the country, who are
here by thousands, and arethronging all
our places Of Amusement. They think
and we think the Crook o very amusing
spectacle upon which TO rest the sense
after hours spent at the more material
and practical spectacle 10 be seen in cur
beautiful Exposition Building. This, too,
is the view the management take Of it.
They nnouDe elsewhere that they
viii continue it during the whole
OF next week, when the full
strength of the beautiful company Of
women who are ct once the ''strength
and beauty of the Crook, will be called
out to sustain its continued presentation
before the public. There win also be
some additional scenes and extraOrdi-
nary exertions will be made in other.
directions 10 increase its attractiveness.
The Grand O~perahouse.
The opening Of this house has been
the theme OF conversation in theatrical
circles. The affair had been so thor
oughly advertised that everybody was
agog for it, and when the day arrived
there vas a regular send-off, jam-up
house. Nothing like such a crowd
has ever been known in Mem
phis. Fully five hundred more
than Tie house had capacity to
hold were turned away, and the fifteen
hundred who found seats and standing
room, expressed in words of high praise
their satisfaction at the arrangement
and fittings of the house, which is now
one of the handsomest in the Union.
Ben. DeBar, with an excellent compa-
ny, occupied the stage, which Is one OF
the best fitted and most commodious in
the Southwest. Comedy held high car
nival every night, much to the satisfac-
ton and delight of large audiences. This
week coming, Murphy, a somewhat re-
nowned dialect actor, will appear in a
round of plays written expressly for him.
He will be supported by the full strength
of the company.
Ball and Banquet.
On Tuesday of next week the mem
bers Of Kilwinning Lodge No. 34l, f. and
A. NJ, will give their anniversary ball
and banquet. 1t will, no Doubt, be a
grand affair. The names of the Com
mittee of Arrangements argue that
much, composed, as it is, Of ". B.
Richardet, James 5. Carpenter, L. A.
Spicer, George Mellersh, Theo. Hoerner
and A. B. Morrison, gentlemen who
have great taste and skill in such mat
ters, and who are among the princes of
good fellows. The tickets, five dollars
each, admitting a lady and gentleman,
may be had of any of the members Of
the above committee.
Personal.
Manager Stevens, of the Grand Ope-
rahouse, left the city yesterday for KAN
sas City, where he runs another opera
house, and where he will appear on
Monday night in his great character of
"Caleb Plummer," in the Cricket OR the
Hnz-fb y
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LEsLIBis Lady's Magazine, Demorest,
Cooley, Peterson, Galaxy and Atlantic,
all for November; also the leading pic
t~Orials, weeklies and dailies at Joe
LOeke's, 1854 Main street.
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DrT GOods-mOderate prices ana new
roois. 3EkSE l. AICMzA8N.
Next the BaaeRr Store.
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LAW RECORD.

Second Chaneery COars-waIker, Chan.
eeII0r.
Cases set for Monday, in addition to
calendar already published: "A, Sexton
vs. Sherry; Ss8, Smith VS. Holmes.
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NOVELTIES.

CLEAvEs s CARNEs, 2S3 Main street,
have the incest ruled and plain note and
letter paper in the city.
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THOMsON's gloye-htting coTsets, Of all
sizes, at the Mandatory, 1888 Main
street. Also Werly, LOiseau, Dupont,
FOy, side steel c%or~ets, and the new alb
dOminal corset, for iHvelids.
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FANCY Dry Goods a Speciality.
JESSE L. ATCHkS0N,
Next the Dollar store.
PuMrs, 1s jefferson street.

MEMPHIS steam dyeing establish.
ment, 81 Madison street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has Co
dey and P~etersOn's for November; also,
all the leading late publications from all
sources.
J. W. S. BROWNE, 16 Jefferson street.
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ZEPHYR WOOL.

At Heuek's, S41 Adams street, by the
TyrOlean Troupe, in costume.
sEPPE GsCHwANDER, Leade
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DaIaE.WElls. e JeaaTgoa aIIss..
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HUNTER, THE TAILOR,

MEMPHIS steam dyeing establish
ment, 81 Madison street.
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STRAYED.
rrN REwARp.

FFHREE MULES AND ONE HORsE-Fnou
Il Galowaya, I'VE miles north Of Mrniphr
on the Paducah and Memphis railroad ant
large black horse mule, aboul u hands li2i
and or Do yesrs old; one large Light bay hoIs'
mule, nearly Ia hands high, Z orsysar. Ola.
one black horse Iaule, about IS a blghf
orc years old one bay horse, about = naul.
nigh, 3 or 3 years Old, slightly hip-snotm rlghl
nip. All OF them have gear marks. Any ID
Of above stock viii be literally re-
warded by applying TO
FORD. PORTER d co.
81. n Inlnm eLrael. Mamnhis.
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THOSE who have not visited the dress
making establishment of Miss Garvey
will do well to call and test her skill.
By giving personal attention to her
business, she hopes to merit the patron
age of the public. Terms reasonable.
go Main street, upstairs.
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FOR sT. FRANCIS RIVER.


~ mtaAt Atts
j. u. master j. s. Sullivan, clerk
VIII her regular trips, leaving
Memphis for New Orleans on
Thursday October %,
Thursday, October 18th,
Thursday, October st,
Thursday, November l1fh.
r. W. EIGHTBUR&E, General Agent.
SEES 20 Front street Or ~ Levee.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.


Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Company
For Helena, ChlcOt, Greenville and Vicks-
burg-COnnecting at ChicOt with the Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans railroad
also, the Mississippi ,Ouachita and Red River
railroad.
Steamer COLORADO, IL
Luker. -......----1n asters
VIII leave as above SUNDAY, October z0th,
at 10 o'clock am.
Oel9 FBEM. CALVERT, supt
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CLEAYEs d CARNEs, 2S3 Main street,
put up a beautiful visiting card, and
white, cream and tinted paper, with Ell
velopes 10 match.
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MEMPHIS PAPER WAREHOUSE

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
offered during the week of Fair and
Exposition.
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FREE CONCERT

FuRs cleaned and lined at 142 Poplar
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J. 6. LOnsdRie, ST., agent North Brit
fsh and Mercantile Fire Insurance COm-
pany, insures HrsI-eIass Esks. Office
roOma2 y and %. Al Madison street.
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0hdce st. Loufs Mutual Life Insurance
Company. j. q. LDNBDABE q Co.,
Agents.
Rooms "a and 90, 81 Madison Street.
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Manager Stevens, of the Grand Ope-
rahouse, left the city yesterday for Kan
sas City, where he run another opera
house, and where he will appear on
Monday night in his great character OF
"Caleb Plummer," in the Cricket on the
He1rfh.u
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ANNouNCEMENTs.

FOr Congress.
For Congress in the Second District o.
Mississippi.
I'VE are authorized 70 announce AS. PASS
as candidate for Congress In the See
onA District Of Mississippi, on the Conserva-
i've and Baltimore Platforms. seiS
UTE are authorized to ANDREW
w KELLAR a candidate for Congressin
fh- Ninth District
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FoR CAIRO AND sT. LOUIS.

AAAn wien NALN Ean EO
70 Jacksonport without reshipping.
ocls r: W: LI5HTBUkNE, Agent.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. EOufs Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and St. Louis,
G. w. Row 'o-- masterR
Win leave as above THIS DAY, October Z5th,
oc25 FLEM. CALVERT, sup't.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and ST. Louis.
Steamer 5 7 LUKE, -I@
VIII leave as above THIs DAY' def56sT z5fh.
at 3 O'Clock pm.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Packet Company,
US. Mai Line-kor Helena DeyaL's Bluff.
Little Rock and Jacksonport.-Steamer
CITY OF AUGUSTA Mnt Harry, master
Leaves TUESDAY, October ed, at5P.m.
For freight OF passage aPg4y e o. roTr
10. I Promenade. loot Of Jeaerson s.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Merchants Southern Packet Company
For Vicksburgt Natchez and New Orleans
The elegant passenger steamer
R Henry Ames,
j. w.Jaco0s..-..master aiken. clerk
Win leave THIS DAY, Oct. 2Uth, at 10 am.
THE STEAMER AMES Is A FIhSI-CLASS
PASSENGER STEAMER AND rows
NO BABGES.
Apply to r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
oe2O go Front street or So LcVee,
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COnapaBy-U. = MAIL Line.
For line Bluff and Little Rock Through
without r-eshipping.
Str. DARDANEELE.-.R r. L. Haines, master
Leaves TUESDAY, October r.
I'D, at D o'clock pm. ~
For freight or passage apply on board % y
W.P. WALKER. Agent,
OcO Office on Wharfhaat foot Court 81
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". 2. MITcHHLLs School, ao8 Third St
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MITCHELL q HoFFMAN's FURNITURE.
We mentioned incidentally yesterday
that Messrs. Mitchell & Hoffman, OF
30S Main street, had q beautiful display
Of furniture, upholstery and carpets adj
jaceDt to the art gallery. We had more
time and better inclination yesterday to
look into the merits of this, the largest
display in the whole Exposition. The
furniture shown occupies three sections
of the wide gallery. 1t is, perhaps, the
finest show Of furniture that can be
found in the whole South. The ar
rangement is peculiarly admirable,
showing that men Of taste and genius,
real artists in their profession, have
been engaged in setting the furniture
forth. The upholstery is particularly
admirable. It attracted our notice be-
cause Of the tasteful way in which it
was arranged, and reminded US strongly
of the chambers Of the great through
which we wandered in the days Of
our youth; reminded US Of the aristo-
cratic glories Of ancient families and
immense wealth. This upholstery is
made ia the house here in Memphis. 1t
is emphatically Memphis production,
the handiwork Of our own artists.
! AAtHsAHs AAlAlAEA ~ AA0lAIAaA hlaAE u
speciality OF doing their w upholstery
work, and do it in a manner that can
not be excelied by any house this side Of
London. Any one who will stop TO
look at this rich display Of rich furni-
ture viii not hesitate to say that the
specimens of uphOlstering on exhibition
are such as to fill the eye with sensa-
tons Of undeiDable delight. The fur
..a4..-. .r-ka ~4r3H -. -kfE+fsn an. Nnlra,
from the ordinary stock kept by the
house, 306 Main street, and manufac-
tured BY the firm in Cincinnati. Those
sets comprise 3 dining room suit, two
parlOr suits, a bedroom suit and alibraTy
suit. The dining room suit is the mod
ern elegant style. One Of the parlOr
suits IS in the pompous style of the
Pompa6our Of black walnut, covered
with French tapestry. The celebrated
and fastidious POmpadour herself never
had anything to equal 1t in the Court of
"Louis QaatOrze.n The other parlor
covered with satin. This is chaste,
stylish, elegant, airy, sparkling, even
brilliant and deserving of all admira-
ton. Although this furniture is GER
tainly beautiful, and even uncommon,
YET ~ only Of lht oyit Lbil AAcoofs-
Mitchell & Hoffman are every day sup
plying to their customers IN this and
other cities. 1t was not made for the
occasion, but simply picked out Of their
stock and put ia there as a specimen Of
what they can do for those who see fit
to spend money on the proper garnish-
ment Of their homes.
oRGILLs' HARDWARE WONDER.
The work which shows the greatest
patience and the greatest skill in design
among ordinary efforts Of mind, is to be
found IN the hardware display Of MessI
0rgiH Brothers, in the gallery about
midway from the entrances on the cas-
side. This great hardware establish
ment, Nos. SO and BIZ Front street,
having resolved to send something neat
and attractive to tbeExpositi0n, set Mr..
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THE Eugenieskirt, with attached bus
tie, has again become very popular. All
sizes at the Mandatory, 3S3 Main
street.
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New shades, innew shapes, of Felt Hats.
MISSES HATS, new shapes.
Largest assortment Hats and Bon
nets ever brought to this city.
IMPORTED SUITS AND WRAPS.
viii open a fine assortment Of EVEN
ING FLOWERS this week.
MRS. +. KREMER.
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Newshades, innew shapes, of Felt Hats.
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KID GLOvEsl KID GLOYEsii
FRENeH Bows 80 -
IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
UNPREcEDEvrEDLY Low 10.
INVALUABLE COMMERCIAL WORK.

B. L0wENsTEIN & BROS.
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Grand Artistic Frigmph-Encrsssed AZ
traction.
NEW SIARSI NEW FEATURES.
Unparalleled COMBINATION OF Elegance and
beaaty.
VISITED b Elite FAsHuON
A- mn rrmN
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EsORE HISTORY.

-NuAAANAA aAdD01 v- NAM StAGCtf u
above Union.
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CLEAvEs d CARNEs, 2S3 Main street,
have the largest stock of pOcket-knives
and gold pens in the city.
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TOTTAGE-A small Cottage uith tworoom
" Apply at Nc. - Avery street. oc2e
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First appearance Of the brilliant artist, Miss
VIOLA CEIFroS. Siguor Bushnell for the
first time ia his Prial sports.
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]. h. SPEED, J. P. STRANGE.
Late Of speed, Donoho & Strange. Lat
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I Anatomical Boots are the perfec-
ton adjustment. Fitting and sUp-
the bottom Of the footand reliey-
iaa eeTns and bunions. Tbeya. ,Gade
By GEO. II. MERRIFIELD,
No. 20 Gayoso street.
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WANTS.

4 GTRLS-As apprentices 70 millinery bus
y nas.. Mn. HAI kE. g Main streeL.
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REAN-A steady industrious man 70 taxi
M care Of horses and do the outdoor wOrE
f6T a small family ia Mississippi; 10 such az
onrifcanr GOOD wages and a good home vii
be given. Apply 20 O.. A. STDNALL,
oeD 8 Madison street.
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CITUATION-TO do chamberwork and plaii
y sewing by an English Protestant girl. Cal
Al q TFndcn street. oclz
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-10-17
Real Estate Transfers.


The following transfers of real
estate have been acknowledged
since our last, in the County Court
Clerks office:
J. M. Blair, sen., to ]. W. Blair,
jr.. 81 acres in 18th dis, 1920.
J. T. Goodrich to Mrs. Nancy
March, title bond to house and
lot in Norris Greek, $500.
]. P. Gammill to Everill Bond
and Leonidas Parks, lot in 10th
dis, $3l.873.
J. P. Gammill to S. M. Parks,
33 acres in 10th dis, 81, O06.S7.
J. A. Whitworth and wife to
w. R. Hannaway, lot in Peters
burg, 500.
. Eliza c. Harris to G.. Fl. Har-
ris, 800 acres in llth dis, 500.
d. W. Holman, assignee of w.
W. Thompson, interest in lot in
Fayetteville. $3.50.
John Weigart and wife to Jas.
W. Davis, l27 acres iii 18th dis,
1855.
Geo. P. Hunter and wife to
Jasper Renegar, 1861 acres in
23rd dis, 500.
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Marriages.
MARRIED.:

In MurfreesbOro, in the Baptist Church,
Tuesday, 8sh inst, by Rev. Chas- Aanley,
Mr.. AMOS RANKIN and Miss CORA
formerly of this ploee,
In this county, Thursday, 10th last, by
Rev. j. B. Tigert, Mr.. SUPERIOR GOOD
NEg and Miss LOUISA j. MCCLELLAN.
Marriage licenses have been Issued TO the fol-
lowing parties since our last:
WHITE.
W. 8. Robinson and NJ A. Gill.
j. 8. Woodland and Rachel Pitts.
r. ). Arnold and Sue Couch.
CoLORED.
Geo. Thomson and Sue Eddins
Lewis Hopkins and Catharine Robinson.
Logdon Woods and AfiFah Harbee.
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DR.. Tufts Hair Dye is the Best in the World

s@ AS remedy for Bronchial Affections,
Chronic diseases ofthe Lungs. nothing ever be-
fore discovered equals DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery.
The Culture of the Hair.--Just as sure as q
soil infested with Canadian thistles can be made
to produce fine crops of golden grain. the scalp
now sparsely covered v hith harsh, dry, unman-
asslbie hair can be- made prolific ct silken tress-
es All that is necessary to effect the change in
either case is the right Find OF fertilizer. Leav
inG the agricultural chem lists to determine how
the barren land shall be fruitful, We positively
assert that Lvoncs KsthaiFan il unequaled as Il
fertilizer and besu,ifer of the hair. Twenty
five years of snccess is the basis of this unequal
fled statement. During that time it hos been
used by many millions of both sexes, and the
first instance in which it has failed to fulfil the
expectations If rational purchaser has yet to
b, discovered. 1t will not cause hair to grow
on vanished ground; but wherever the roofs
of the hifsute fibers remain nDdisturbed 1t will
cause them to put forth new shoots. and in all
cases where the hair Ia thin it will increase its
volume.
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RC@ In County Court on the
first Monday the following resolu-
zion was presented and adopted f;
"ReSolcNt, That this Court is of
-opiniea that it is egpedient TO
bWl@d a new courthouse, and that
"a committee Of three be appointed
Go consist OF the following per-
sOns, Viz; j. II. Holman, IL. C.
Cowan and John Y. Gill, whose
duty it shall be to receive plans,
specifications and estimates from
any source within their reach, and
snake report to the next term of
.this Quarterly Court"
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SHERIFF SALE.
NJ IS92

No. l.S93.
Egf THtae of one writ of alias fieri facias
Ii to me directed fromthe honorable Gil
cult Court Of lincoln c6unsy, Tennessee, e.
its July term, 1872; in favor of the State
of Tennessee and against James w. San
ders, principal, and John Collins, security,
will expose to public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the COURTHOUSE door in q
the town Of Fayetteville, on
Saturday. November End, 1872,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
John Collins has in and to q certain
Tract ,er Parcel, of Land living in
Civil District No Is, Lincoln county. Ten
nessee, and bounded as fesfows-On tn"
Northeast by the lands of Davis Smith, on
the East by the lands OF J sines Clark and the.
MarAom lands; on the. West by the lands of
Mrs. Sarah Collins, K. 4. SuInmsrs and Epp1
HaTtiin, and on the South by the lands Of
James Clark, on the waters Of Bradshaw
Greek, containing by estimation 200 acres.
be the same mOreor less, Levied on as the
property Of John Collins at the suit of the
State OF Tennessee, to satisfy one iudg--
ment for $2f15 besides interest and costs. =
W. A. WILLARD.
oct1O-S6 IS6eri6
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Mp. I. Barnum. the great

@P. I. Barnum, the great
est Snowman of the world, informs
us that he intends visiting our
town this winter with his Great
Museum, Meaagerie, Caravan and
Hippodrome combined. He says
he has whale nearly 100 feet
long, besides EOG,RO9 other curius,
ties, and that it takes neatly 1920
,menssR8 horses to transport L;
show through the country. lie IN
tends visiting all the principal cit
nies and towns in tie South this
winter.
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IA ND SALES.
SHERIFF SALE.

NO. ,SJJ.
DY virtue Of one writ of alias iieri facias
- to me directed from the honorable Cir
cylt Court OF Lincoln county, Tennessee, at
its July term, in favor of the State of Ten
nesSee and against William LightfOot, wilt
expose to public sale TO the highest bidder !.
for cash, at the court house door in the tow,
of Fayetteville, on
Saturday, November End, 1872,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
I'm. LtghU0Ot has in and to the following.
described Tract Or Parcel of Land
lying in Civil District No. -, Lincoln coun-
iy, Tennessee, and bounded as follows-On
the North BY the lands of James Smith.
also on the East and South BY the lands of
James Smith, and on the West by the lands
81 Calvin Street. containing 80 acres, more
or Tess. levied on as the property of VII
liaa EghtfOOt, at the suit Of The State Of
Tennessee, to satisfy one judgment against
hiH for Ssi6. 10, best les interest and costs
W. A. WILLARD.
oetA-$s Sheriff