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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-02-01
SHERIFF SALE.
Nos. 200 and 1.21O.

N'SS' 49, NAN 'f~A|'
10y virtue Of two vrits Of venditioni ex.
I'D ponas to me directed from the honOra
Bile Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, at its November term, 1876, in the
cases of ". s. Curtis against I. j. Russell
and J. T. Curtis against T. J. Russell,
will expose TO public sale 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house door in
the town Of Fayetteville, Tennessee, on
Saturday, February II, 1877,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
T. j. RESELL has in and TO the following
described
Two Tracts of Land
The ]rst known as the Russell Home Place,
with 80 acres added thereto, situated in
Civil District No. 10, Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, and bounded as follows, wit-Cn
the north by what is known as the Parks
land, on the east by the lands Of J. G.. Rus
sell, bought Of ". p. Smith, on the south by
the lands of W. s. Curtis, and on the west
by Bradshaw Creek, containing by estima-
ton ,.
247 Acres, More or Less
The second tract, known as the Parks land,
T. j. Russell having one-fifth interest in
same, which interest is levied upon, is sit
uated in the counties of Lincoln and Giles,
and bounded az follows, to-wit--0n the
north by the lands Of w. z. Harwell, on the
east by the lands of w. P. Smith and the
land of j. G.. Russell, bought of W. z.
Smith, Oh the south by the lands Of Nancy
Russell, and on the west by Bradshaw
Greek, containing by estimation
175 Acres, More or Lessl
Levied on the first tract and one-flfth
interest in the second tract, as the property
of T. j. Russell, 10 satisfy two judgments
against him and in favor Of w. 8. Curtis
and T. j. Curtis, for S23l19, besides inte-
rest and costs.
W. A. WILLARD,
jan18-ns13 Sheriff.
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Appreciation,

Appreciation.
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that ] have used your "BlOod Preparation
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-02-01
SHERIFFSALE.
No 12O8.

No. I,208.
DY virtue of one writ of venditiOni expo
Id mas to me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
at Its November term, l876,in the case of w.
D. Moorehead, administrator, against F. NJ.
Meyers, principal, j N. Holman, secu-
rity, and Massey Copeland, stayor, |
will expose TO public sale TO the high
est bidder, for cash, at the court
door in the town of Fayetteville, Tennessee,
on
Saturday, February 18th, 1877,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
r. II. Meyers has in and 10 the following
described
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-02-01
Tract of Land I!

situated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, civil
district Ne, %, and bounded as follows, to- wit
- On the north by the lands Of ia
cob Stonebraker's heirs, md l.. Ray and
Carloss and Hampton, on the west by the
lands of Thomas Pryor and Robertson
Clark, on the south by the lands Of James
Bryant and n. NJ. jenkins, and on tho east
by the lands of W. H. Moores and w. L.
KercheVaI containing
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400 Azores, Moro or I,essi

Said lands being the same that w. A. MIL
ard, as sheriff Of Lincoln county, Tonnes.
see, conveyed by deed dated the 9TH day
of September, 1873, to said jenkins & Co.
and Thomas LipscOmb, and registered in
the Registers Office of said county in book
~ page 438.
Levied on as the property Of Jenkins &
Co., to satisfy a Judgment against them and
the other defendants named, and in favor of
0'Bryans & Washington. for $29So5, besides
interest and costs.
". A. WILLARD,
jan. 18-o$12O0 Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-02-01
Tract of Land /!

situated in civil district No. 4, Lincoln
county, Tennessee, and bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit-On the north by the lands
of J.. c. Ward and j, &. Ward, on the east
by the lands of William Jeans, on the south
by William Taylor, and on the west by the
lands Of the heirs Of Mack Dan Tucker
containing
70 Acres, Moro or Less!
Levied on as the property of F. NJ
Meyers, to satisfy one judgment against
him and the other parties above named, and
In favor Of w. D. Moorehead, administrator
for $1,000, besides interest and costs.
". A. WILLARD,
Jan. I8-oS960 Sheriff
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, 1877-11-27

MUST HAVE ALL THE FACTS.
Sneeiai DtsputeA 10 re Cateo0n Tribune.
,WAsnlSoIoN, d. c., Nov. 2J.-1n c1ccutiv0
session to-1ay, Republican Senators sso undcr~
6cnato to demand from tic President pycry
reason ior removals fro,n oilico- Thu New
York Custon-uousu nominations arc said to
have been reported for further Information.
IN EXECUTIVE sEssIoN.
TO tho 1!tslsrn t,ssutlatt1 Irtaa.
WARRINGTON, d. T., Nov. e0.-1n executive
scssIon Of the Senate, the nomination Of Gcn
uurlan fur Associate Juatieo Of t,e Suprcmo
Court NILS reported frOm the judiciary COM
mlttec, With tho Recommendation that It be
confirmed.
The nominations Of Gabriel @. Wharton,
United States Attorney fur Kentucky, and W.
FitzsimMons, uuited Htutcs Marshal for Gcor-
Eia. were both reported adversely. An alvcrse
report was t'adc by tho Foreign Relations COM
ullttce upon tho no11inatiou Ut II, 8. Sanford,
Minister to Belgium, md favorable report OH
that Of II. W. IIlllarll. Minister to BRAZIL. All
these rcpuEts werc placed on tho calendar under
the rule, which prevents Immediate constlcra-
ton eIcupt by unanimous cOnscnt.
In rcgartl 10 Whartons uolnItlutlot, IL WIS
nlrtitionel that ths suspension Of Finluy, Ills
predecessor, ogc,lrrtl under thu Administration
1T prcslatnt 0rntt, and s0lao Doubt wns cx.
ptesscd as to tho validity Of bis nomination ou
thiy account.
The President has nominated William II.
Fitzpatrick, III kAIiaaa, Register OF tic Land
Olilce ut Topeka; Caatles NJ. Howard, Of Mich.
!9nli, lteceayer Ut Public Moneys ut sauta FL;
the Penea Agency; A. 9crsram, Postmaster ut
Adams, Mimi.
/, riiH MoulLH rosTMAsrEn.
Tho Senate Colnplttco on rost-Oillccs and
frN-
, 1877-11-27

Inriiy In both Houses, they will then ass;e. Mr..
TilIrn IN asserting Iii. title. Persons Interested
IN creating cS.'tlr,nent Of this eurt have bren
sending information TO newspaper of-
Accs requesting that It he made pub
lie. The substance u this informa-
ton is that, II the Senate seats
Butler, It decides, In point Of fact, that Gov,
Hayes was not entitled to tho South Carolina
Ecctoral vote. It Ia stated, also, that Tiltlcn
hns conferred with the South Caroltnn authori-
ties relative to this matter, and that, upon In
formation thus obtained, he ia determined to
test the question as to the Presidential title in
the Courts. Meanwhile, notwithstanding theee
r,,mors Of formidable demonstration, no
mcmbcr In either House has been audactotis
ouuugh To present tho famous Quo Wasranto
hill.
, 1877-11-27
THE DELUGE.

Tic Etntc Of tho Potomac Itivor-Immonso
Damage In Rnd Around Iklchinohsl, Va.
sntctai H'spHtch io Tao CAioago 7riours,
WAsHlH0roS, d. c., Nov. N.-Thc frcshet Is
greater than bas been known III this region
sinco 1853. Tho merchants and mil!crs aloug
tic river front hare suffered grett losses, and
goods had tu bn moved many times to escape
the advancing Hood. The Potomac Ia
swo;len to y4st proportions. and 1t u nllcd
with immense masses Of dEiftwood, besides
farm materials uAN nm occasional houRe from
tic Upper Potomac country. Truvel is entirely
suspended over tho Long Bridge, and tho
bridge itself has been In danger. Tho only
communication with Alexandria to-day
las hecn by means Of tug-boata.
The ferries and railroads hare discontinued
running, Ferry-boats lnl II impossible 10 land,
NJ tho wt,arves are entirely covered. A good
many scLooucrs arc floating about with the cur.
rrnt, having broken from their mooriugs up tho
stream.
NEARLY EVERY CELLAR
In tho lower part of the city is illeu The press-
room Of The Asp"l1tea" newspaper WAS aoo0sti,
mud the paper could not have been printed TO-
lay bad not tle Fire Department puhlped out
tllu basement. thu Balttulura Il Futouac
truck u submerged most of the ,way between
hcrr uod baltimore. There have beeu no tralus
from the West over tho baltimore i Ohio
anro Saturday morning. and there i,as been no
Western mall anco that time. rlla authorities
say noue need ee expected before tomorrow.
JUDGED, the track of thu baltimore d Ohio Ia
.iu Potomac River region aud through tho
mountain gofgcs Is flooded. Torrents ore said
to be sushIug through the tunnels Of the Ohio
road.
RlcuxoxD.
To tht HtsttFN dt.oetatfA f1kas.
RICuAoNp, W., Nnv. M-TGe lutY to private
propcfty IN this city by tho toetl ea., te satcly
estimated at from S3Ctl,010 to 100000 Other
lus4es viii greatly auaEuaunt this AMOUNT. The
la1na.e In Manclcstsr, on Ills opposite side Of
the river, will reach SluOU0Q There u ruusltl-
crable suffering aInon3 put people. Alany had
70 eainp out last night, and asu Sill shelerless.
rhe datiage to the Janics River and Kaltawhn
Canal u not ~ srriaus u vt iirat supposed.
At LyuehbuEk the Anhurst hrltge. wv feet
In length, erected after tho tloo4 of 1870, wss
swept AWAY Saturday night, mud with Il
TWO NEW IAOH BRIDGES
Of the Atlantic, aitxstssippl d OHIO Railroad,
below the city. the latter erected at ! coat Of
1ID,WQ.
-Four hrtdgos on the sasne road, between Bon
sucks and W. spfins, were swept sway. The
IL seriously damaged
Tueru Vi consillcrsbls break In tha canal
about tue city, xnd the damaxo heru Is reported
to bo more serious than that Of l870.
ROANOKE RIVER.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. As-The Petersburg &
Wsldop Hailfoad lridge 1t Weldon, n. O., hss
gone; aiso three spans VI The seabuard Il
koanoke Railroad bfllge at tho salne place.
ing, aud It is expected that tho last-uumrd
bridge vii! ba cutIsely swept away. Travel u
interrupted
youEp
EtlzADH1u, N. j.. Nov. GA construction
train Oh the Long Branch Road, IN looking fur u
| waShout sunday, found Que ucar South Amboy
| and WIS thrown from the truck killing thrvu
lusu AID hluEiug tps-
, 1877-11-27

6aH *funf4ka EASaafcIe.
A new invention, acar%starter, has baen applied
TO the Mission street vehicles, dcsigued 70 re-
Neye the hgrse OF the tug precasarY 10 start .
loaded car. It "a simple pleee u mcchanlsm.
running iron, tho wLltiletfee to the wheel, on
which Is ratchet. WAcu the Lolsd pulls, q
layss power literally pulls the car Into motion.
When tbs vehicle Il under way, the driver. " Z
notemens oi biz foot, throws ehs "do9 "oa
FROM tho ratchet, ieltiux 1t drop sxa1. vkaa II
car Stup4.
, 1877-11-27
EXCITING IsUMOnS.f

AV4IN,
Sotc4l. DSspulcA T., 3As CAteuao frtbHAs.
W4suIxoToH, D. c., Nov. a4-Thc air il as
full OF ruuloss as II Was Ut uuy Sitns during tiv
exciting Eieclor4 contest Of Last wintex. TGo
latest Is that tho Democrats sru certain to OBJ
tain couteol VI tha seuats, aud tlat, with uaar
, 1877-11-27

Mr. ra.ter.on tuid h" npnc71"d to tic E,anh''h
and tsn-c q u-ssH q" e'efy s"nn1n' Q" ~ ia,
,, s nc ~ c q fro WI.
falr ll~ tI'Mtcr.an) was here trying I" carry out
III" Will OF ht- c"n.tItucntt ami yet Inc senator
frnn, Ncrmont rca'l statements from nMhltc ncwa-
paper a1snt indictments n1afnst him IFaitrr-nn..
wl,cn It wn- wei! kunwr that those indictments
ha brrn IN cxtetenec f"r weeks: u was w p,,i p.,i
proved guilty. Was he TO be condemned nnd stn,
tcncr,I In a minute: He wa. ready 10 meet nll
him Convicted bccnn,c hc wonid not do his rid
t'Inri Tic had never done act in South Caso!nn
Or III this elty Of which ho was ashane: am uehed
my man, hlIh OF tOw+ 10 make Fncl q charge.
4ir. Thurman saiti he had witnessed a unvd many
scenes in this bcraic. hnt none 20 dramatic ~ that
Fanator am "e a 81 rnee 70 na 81
tho Senator (E,llnands> bring his resolution for
nro, Why lid he .nbsnit It ~ substitute ior tho
pending rrsolut!nnf Decanse hs hoped fhnt dcis.
5e o n ,Ss FSex
tI'ut1cr) ne man md gentleman. he wonld state
tat =: ths tins that csrtlsmam wo'd 70
ap State 'Sssms' Se,ns represented NV hcra ' By
sS.g . Would not doe deT{ sssar sss
did rot favor anea Investigation when tlo Pinch;
tack ease was ~: whan.he tossrteA his pntsy % md
aS S should ssa sas a!aw nefs:e. % ass|sss tic 'ens
liean slide Of tho chan,ber' Al long sgo a. Nay
1ast nc Senator so South Gaspa sat4 r. w"nla
four months iwiore there wrrc my Indictments
a9aintt Flat Senator. At the meeting III tnIs
rstsiUt, how cnme il that The Chpirn,onshIn Of
one Of ths princusl cus.ittcss Of the senate WA
riyen 10 Tie Eenatof from South Carolina, tho
Committee on Territories and another, the
from Florida U,Dnpycr,f Tho hDnurs were
he!d np ~ the licpubtlean Side Of lis
nnpiican par,y m Tkat wa tic irst th,"r heji out
10 get thcs, aud uuw this sysen, Of terroriam was
BROUGHT about Lei thc nrenos!ton Of .ac Senator
measure. and shssuld there So any ionnation for
M Investigation It would 10 supported BY ail tho
s Of s GnaSss # ;Se cns'S
IL we fepo 1oa IN
tiia en-. OF tho present century. rhc tlrllt Of
Snte to representation In the Senate was not 10 Do
put down BY any vague chnrRrs against another
scnat0r. Mas ii forgotten that wncn,n pctislun
was nrrecn,et[ here son1a lime agu cIarsfns mat
q certain Scnntor was elected by bribery, tho Seu-
MS oEn Edmands Inquired what case The Senator al
ludedto.
Mr.. Thurman replied that ho .praterrcd mot to
yateiy.
furtIon,r, h.. rcmrrss Mr. Thurman roterrca
to tic case Of Caliwut. elected Honasor from
H. na,,rs rc,s iii ~ ch"1xcs nualn.t Sta
the Seunte Ind hin, sworn in boIoso INV ia.
I'M n nxrr Tia H.. ~ ~ hc
Woafd Ind that svue iscpublican paress dcnuuncsd
liz fflend from Vermont aE.lmund.) a. ! traitor
@ asa,nst nj ] the aa@isson u u rinebssx % "Ns '''u
10 inse,tisase tiu shsrxs mentioned, rsject.
Tnttsrsnu. aid I:onoyar yotinn viii tho Domocrats
IL sns neaaitss M e'A''' ''''Ds "''A 'A' ou''''"''
aya with % to,no NO reluctance. e"'0~' 'D'' 10 ''''0
tho q rasSa.SS @ baso Moect
, 1877-11-27

Which lIa hsid IN h'* hand
=, Mf ean!.oaty sosalo nelnt o. otaer' anu skatca
snat ~ suaue" @ mas ETa'aS EEI na'ou ~ oo'uso ~
aaainst any oehai9l. Ivy oetiate nMeN y " ~
Mofa!ltaes ~ tnis noqy ttnt seAhaals a2alnst tAc
ntMasos slu4m ~ ue l1uuiRsa ~ on tAe MonF
W!.hual spseap sna.xes oau pesh u!nae ;aRaInss
sucn 2ehatot. ~ taelS!oio tauntnt lns eensIes
1t0ni tefn,on. tEatnuua! wa "ae u 9raet.
~ H. IL , ~ ~ H.. .I ~ Duss
ana saa no aaa hot naaetssaisa tho s1naIor from
taau, ~ sai ta''n a"s 'Gnas
lEanianasJ has seoh ~ 10 hsra!.n W lasinaailDa
not oily tHu ~ ~ toIInot ratI Assoe'ntes. uut
sehatoIs eh ~ ans HeM.oe!at,t n'o " .ns chamutt'
~! "no' ~ @ W." b.r~ 'sn .', - ea af. .sa.an.
any. ss' upun Hhas esrhcn, upo" neWsPaeoI 'l
a!Nt!ess' tepniu. onu Muspena.as al"anu sns
tiapiton Gu". ~. rtssnGn:, ri.fa My t4.s AaaeC'
tton' ~! Mun - psasv tnht esNa.us upoh not'ce
that ~ 1n's stue " tNo cnAuioes " eny nsntnbt ~
tNIs uout ~ % as!atsheu apan aaeh test'n!ohY,
, ~ Msh, yIsG Gn.f ,shI.a'ss - i T. ~ ~ III, ~
sha'EEH X Gssl,s'n.o1 a"u !uaenuG. Mnlea WI!
uot iV!!aw meustsr ia IT, eoJihs ,i. III the GAtess
kurettnIo F'Fs " eu"aIusee, ~ n.alteet aha y!
iin!seAu"a, IL; s' no "Hectsiuo" Wy. "Eun
~ ~ eHansS Mh*. as'a!9M sMn1 s' slau
uton tun !asea ~ hGia W aetnloh Ia cItaunai
Viva NJ, otet .ue .so y. Ioe1ao.. ~ - - -
@ ause M!sn ~ GnAhHa " po!aca1 Eou1sG Hs a4s
~ auu ~ t'm WE natt eH' unI
sss 10y ~ p1paest osasAst snsn lGsnuastoHs snu ~
e ~. e"i' i ssI'ot MpoM no!Ga taat ulom sucn svl
,.I s soa.u , 1,s"nnstate M NAV hcpanhean neMa-
ssrf,t ,s' aoaxht ~ 70 nA9enco sausH ~ w. ~
nsn .a,ri,.s ~ uM ny nenen .oa V9.'tSat snus
ttn az is W." ~ I. I,nsS wv VII sttupt9 VI .usteo
su n, te - rn,! 1 un ~ ste'lnee iut ofnAtes Wno
scSanc" '0s0 @o'"''s " Aaa u's'a''s VI a's Gun
, 1877-11-27

A]*NS ~A@Ns " AuH@
drGd5 oA the banks their trst succes*. We
canoes and boat to Huat down, every rt.la aud
revolver being required here. Tno battle con.
slated Of bullets a0nilist slu1s. We wero touch
cd frequently, boat and canoes pitted, but not
perforated Through. Dcad shots told In The end
BFeecl-l0alers, doublc-barrrlrl elephant rilles
aud Snidess prevailed aElnAt Brown Desscs,
though for two hours our fats IVES dubious.
The battle lasted fruM - o'clock to neQr sunset,
w had aoafcd down ten miles during that tiulu:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07
Eise GNSrts00I,Hc.

Last might Mr.. john Dillon and the
S'OddaTt cou pany made their second
appearance at the orer&house, in the
well known comedy Of " Every ody's
Friend" Mr.. Dillon pers6nGtiug Major
Wcitjagtoa De Boots The play aud
the company were received with great
favor 10y tue large audience present,
the effort OF Mr. Dillon being plltjuu
larly satisfactory Tonight the famous
comedy OF Lemons" viii be pro,
,.uced, cast to the iuil strength of the
company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07

just look at the new advertise ment
OF the above elegant jewelry firm. 1t
will be seen they have all the leading
fancy ana staple goods usually found
in the frat establishm nuts OF the kind
even in tie eastern cities. Their prices
arv very low, and every state mcnt
made by thom can be implicitly re-
lied upon.
hnephy has won his position at the
head of the Jewelry trade 10y fair, hon.
est business means, and will hold il
just 50 long as these qualities are val
ued in trade We advise our iriendo
TO call on bin when they need any
thing in his line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-07
DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER I, |
LOCAL JOTriNGS,

The river ia still high, but within
ils hanks,
elm street yesterday was crowded
wlth wagons, and trade with thc mer-
chouts Naa fair,
g--Frldey is always u gala day AZ
Bogeps, Drop in between eleven aud
two o'clock,
We ure gad 10 ucte thst the new
buildings on Main street east Of the
Lamar hotel are rapidly approaching
completion.
The Pacific depot yesterday after
noon, when the east and west bound
passenger Iraius passed, presented
quite lively mir.
--"Eighty.Hve dollars in the pool
aud the Geld cold for five dollars"
cried the Foal-sollcr at the New Or
leous races yesterday. As Ella Rowett
was included IN the field, aud ~ she
won the race easily, several sports
must have woke W this morning con-
sider0hly lighter in pocket.
Captain u. l.. Collins, Of the Gal
weston and New Orleans excursion,
WAS IN the city yesterday. lie informs
MS that The pr0spec's are bright for a
large Grip. he Is in daily receipt Of
letters nua POSTAL caids from persons
residing nionE the line Of he diiirr-
ent railroads seeking reformation and
expressiug their intention OF taking
advantage of the chpp excursion
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