Fayetteville Observer from Fayetteville, Tennessee • Page 3

FAYETTSYtLLE OBSERVER Thursday, March 12,1868 SPECIALJOTICE TO ADVERTISERS 1. T)USINESS MEN would do well to recpl- iecs maitne bona fide circulation of the ia Lincoln county, is Moro tlinnlDouTDlo STZM OF AXF OTHER PAPER! GST Advertising rates as cheap as any. JQ -COUJCTY JUDGE. CPWe are authorized to announce Sain-icl Bond a candidate for County Judge ot Lincoln at the election on the third Saturday in March. OCT We are authorized to announce Col D.

in. Perkins a candidate for County JDQe 01 Lincoln county, at the election on the third Saturday in March. Special Notices. OF YOUTH. suffered for yoars from ERRORS A Gentleman who If ervous Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for me sake of suflc-ring humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he wa cured, bufierers wishing to profit by the ad- T8rtiser experience, can do so by addressing, ia perfect confidence, JOHN B.

OGDEN, ina j9-ly 42 Cedar Street New York. TO COASCMPTIVES. The Rev. Edward A. Wilbos will send (free of charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for making and using the simple remedy by which be was cured of a lung affection, and that dread dis ease Consumption, riis only object is to benefit the afflicted, and be hopes every suf ferer will try this prescription, as it will cost kem nothing, and may prove a bussing.

Please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSO "Xo.lGa South Second Williamsburg, N.T, icial VoIelf Countj.j Eeclica SaMy, Harcl 7th, 1868. 3 a rja i-t a S3 C3 I i Triton. TTjp.

lt Kind of Animalis given -2nd. Color od. Description 4tA. Age bth. Potter nam 6A.

Time and Place of arrest tin. Valuation. Keith, to i CO I OOP OiO I Ilolman, to to OOtUftooOOS USCOLJT Stetr, white spotted, short tail, crop off the right ear and slit in the left, no artificial marks or brands, 4 years old J. A. Pitts, 7th district, Feb Steer Bullock, deep red, swallow-fork in each ear, no natural marks or brands, about 4 years old Jas.

Bright, bth'dis, Jau 10 $20 MARSHALL COUNTY. Mare, iron gray, some marks on her caused bv the saddle. 141 hands, abnnt fi years old 1 il Pardein, 6th dis, Sept 21 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS to CO co to C5 Ol lf. to CO CO CO I CO to I-" I CO ift. OOCfl I CO CO Or -s Oi OO rfi- tt to CO to i i co oo cn to to to to CO cn co HABIJON COUNTT.

Pamnlin Mare Mule, black, two small white spots on c.ii ir .1 6 iuiutmll VlQUlinu 1U iCIIf CJO, HUUtU ti hands, 4 years old Ilenry Dement, co- "ivum, 4 01 Wo rsf MoriI onirilla 7n 17 -v va. a u. 1 VUI VI V. Villi BEDFORD COCJITT. Mare Mule, bay, letter on Wt jaw, about 14 bands, supposed to be 5 years old last tmintr Cock.

18th dntrict. l'SCSfl Mare, black, three white feet, snip on nose, StonG abont 14 bands, about 18 years old Geo Jenkins, 2nd dis, March 6. I Gordon, Reynolds, Tate, CLOVER LEAF PLANE IRONS. MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY US, under EE YN OLDS' PATENTS For tempering Steel, possess the following superior qualities: 1 hey are tempered the same in the center as at the edges. 2.

Ihey hold a line cutlery temper until the iron is worn out. 3. There are no soft spots in them, 4. One of these Irons will outwear four or five Irons tempered the old way. 6.

They are sold at the same price of other Irons. 6. Every Iron is warranted to possess the a-bove qualities or no sale. We hereby anthorize all Hardware Dealers to allow their customers to try our Irons, and if not perfectly satisfactory, refund price paid ana cnarge irons duck to us. Every PLANE IRON made by us boars our TTT 1 il I 111111 0 THE ONE PRICE CASH HOUSE, North-East Corner Public Square, Fauettevillei Temu CLOVER LAF TRADE MARK.

REYNOLDS, BARBER Stes. Tempering. Works Auburn, N. Y. receiving large additions to bis siock ot Uood3, comprising a beautiful line new-style Prints, bleached and brovrn Domestics, Bed Bring your Next ioor fo Smitli Eiaie's Drns-Store, PATETTEVILLE, TENN.

HAS now io store, and is con II stantly receiving a full sap-r ply ot superior 1NSUBAIVCE. consisting tf Sugar, Coffee, Molas ses, Salt, Vinegar, Candles, Candies, 1 TTBlfTlflM TflRlf'Cn ITSlPRiSI Th. Good Goods atfair Prices rr' -v "t-i i I iicRings, naia motion, Oysters, Mackerel in short, every i. WccUtf, ucaua, Oiu a uuiuyioio oivuts I arriclQ nsiin ff knt in firsf.r nca of Boots, Shoes, and Hats, a splen did assortment of Queensware, afflliV fcrOC6rT uiaesware, ana uuery. uasn which he will sell as 1.

Duyers, yoo wani e8t for cash onj Articles alwari just 83 represented. Insure your Property Patronize your Home fnsliloiion rsThe 4fSoniiera Of NASntlLLE, TENJf. HEMEMBER tbat W. W. irr2LL a Aui, ayeueniie, is agent for the "South-f ern Insurance Co," of Nasbville, and will re- ceire applications for insurance on property, against loss or damage by fire, lightning, and tornado.

This Company is a reliable boma Tr.tfm. strictly Southern, confined to the BtaU of Tennessee; officered and conducted by honorable, intelligent business men of Nash-ille; and does business on tbe most equitable and liberal plan. As accident will and do occur, no telling whan or how, or wba will be the sufferers, and the cost of insurance is a small matter when compared to the Yalae of property at risk, it is certainly to the Interest of every person owning valuable proper- to. vx to 2b3 Cnrov co co cm vurcjr "to I I H- tO l-l CO Wl'lpv ca to a ox oo ney, OO HClO Cr GO Cn Go Co xi iciva, I 1 McLaughlin i I Kay, 5 gStoMg Kirkpatrick ct t- t-i co Sanders, oo 1 Cole, FAYETTEVILLE PRICES CURRENT, Obsikter Office, FayttteviUe. March 12, 1868.

ARTICLES. co to -4 1 IC tO CT rf. Ble.dsoe, IXrORMATSOIf. Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald bead or beardless face, also a recipe for the removal ot Pimples. Blotches, Eruptions, on the kkin, leaving the 6ame Boft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without charge by ad-dressin' THOS.

F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 823 Broadway, New York. JolO HPirlTTtlTig Of every descrijition, neatly done at this Office, reisonabU terms. All work delivered uhen jtromiscd. Try us.

Taylor, I ct Harris, I i- I Deford, Apples, dried, bush. Bacon, Shoulders, Hams Sides Beef, Butter Candles, Star, Mould Cotton Corn, 9 bbl Cora Meal, bush Coffee Chickens, 'doz. Eggs Flour, 100 Honey, strained, gal. comb, "6 fi Lard Real Estate Transfers. The folloivin? transfers of real Mackerel, each our last Markum to Cornelius Allen, mortgage, 16 acres.

Jarred Simmons to Nancy Bennett, 166 acres. H. M. Blake to James Dyer, 97 acres. LP.

Dismukes and wife to. J. H. Burnam, SO acres. 1 Potatoes, Irish, bush Kice, lb Salt, bbl i Turkeys, each Wheat, Wood, load FUOM TO a oo 6 9 15 22 25 18 20 27 2 00 2 50 50 60 29 33 25 30 1 80 2 40 10 15 6 50 8 00 2 00 15 20 13J 10 12 75 1 25 60 20 7 50 18 25 1 50 3 CO 75 1 CO 1 75 2 00 2 00 3 00 Address a B.

COTTON. Box 1748 Port land, Maine. B. 8. HOLLIXS.

T. 0 WRIGHT. F. A. SHEFHEBO Hollins, Wright give me a call.

feb27 JOBBERS IB DATS win i im it Ann si mm No. 72 East Site Mlic Smare, WM. J. HUMPS. DERS0NS desirine SOLE.

SsSbSSTTiaMMB, UTBST.T UPPER, HARNESS, Boots an is! Oysters furnished in aDy stile I tJdwelliDs.d other buildings. I I Trt It IIP vaivaa wisnefi, at sny Hour oi the day or nignt; and will soon be prepared to supply hot Coffee and a variety of eatables. JtThankful for Dost Da. tronngw, I hope by strict attention to business, and fair dealing, to con tinue to receive public favor. ieb20 J.

11. WOODS. TO HAYE THEM INSURED I- Then, while you can, seeure what yo'u bare. Be wise and insure Be safe and secure. W.

W. PETTET an. 9, 1863- 6m Agen Fa3etteviHe, Tern'. Insure pour Lives irr the STOVES STOVES HashviHe life Insurance Companyv WE keep a complete stock ol the abore goods, which we offer for sale at low pricei, and to merchants only. WRIGHT CO, march 12-Gm J.

E. CALDWELL. W. L. SHOFSER.

CALDWELL SI101ER 9oatb Side of Public Square, jor SKIRTING LEATHER, or the best quality shop-made SHOES, or fine FRENCH BOOTS, are invited to call at the depositary of the Fayetteville Tan-Yard, sign of J. T. MEDEARIS THE undersigned respectfully an-r nounces to the citizens of Lincoln county, that he has on band and offura" for sale various sizesj and patterns of PARLORjBOX STOVES Among the latter may be found tbe celebratsd EXTENSION TOP.SENTINEL CAPITOIA A SOUTHERN HOME INSTITUTION, COMPRKINa Int2ritj, Economy, and Security for Magistrates and Constables, just printed uud for sale at tliis Ofjici. Advertisements are inserttd in the order which they are handed in. Outrage.

Seven negroes, fully armed, made their appearance at Commons' precinct last remained all day, stopping every negro who approached the polls, placing such ticket as they pleased in his hand, and then marching him under guard to the ballot-box, where they saw that he voted as they directed. After voting the negro guards came to Fayetteville, where they were at arrested by Capt Russell, the police, disarmed, and held ior trial. So bold and. flagrant an outrage has never before been committed in Lincoln county, and its repetition, it known, would riot be tolerated. At the cheap store, there is' now plenty of new Calicoes and Domestics, and anything else you may want, bought last week, and will be sold as cheap as you want them.

You can find a splendid stock of Shoes, Hats, Queensware, Tinware, all fresh. Recollect, I buy every few weeks, so that you will always find new goods. I. will icll you goods cheaper than satisfied with Ull wu short profit. But I want the cash.

J. Gray. j-N. TW corner Square. Should you hear any gen-i tleman enquiring for good Tobacco, tell him to go io the corner of the Square, and he will find Owen's and'otber Williamson ccunty brands; also, Virginia chewing and smoking.

i T. Gray. ZTrJ. C. McKinney will 'V pay the highest market price, in cash, for Cotton, Corn, Bacon, and delivered at their store, North side of the Public Square.

Saclis furnished for the Corn. feb. ZLii- There was considerable curiosity manifested in town last Saturday, though no undue excitement, to 'see the Ku Klux. Friday night a notice written in red ink, and ornamented with three red ribbon bows, was posted at the court-house, saying that the Ku Klux would take charge of the public peace on election day. About 1 o'clock P.

three mounted persons, disguised with $335 mask and flowing robe, appeared on the Square, passing out of town on the Shelby ville pike. Some of the negroea who saw the weird horsemen were all agape, while others, who were' from the icounty, hurriedly left for home. averring that the new comers were not flesh and Tcnn. OoU 140 buying, and Hl selling. Tennessee bonds sold in New York 'at 61 uotloii aarclT anytbinz doing, wuh limited stock: on marhet.

paid, 22'e. i Bank of Tennessee, 28o. Corn 65(368 in wagons, In depot 8587. Flour We quote at $10 $15 00 from superfine to choice. Demand good.

Yheatfc22 SO. Bacon Clear aides 1413j shoulders 11H'12; hams 15. Salt $4 10 for 7 bush Lard In tierces, 18; kegs, Sugar. New Orleans and Demarara 16i; coffee and crushed 1718. Molasses Golden Syrup 801 25; New Orleans, 90(395; Sorghum, 53.

Coffee Rio 22 25c Laguyr 28; Java 38340c. Rice Carolina, 12J313 per lb. Candles 1719. Hogs, 56c Rheep, per head, Ueef, Fayetteville Temu RE iast io recetDt of a larrre end iX well selected stock of all kinds of GROCERIES, IRON, NAILS HARDWARE, CASTINGS, Highest price HORSE ASD MULE SHOES, DRUGS, DYE-STUFFS, COAL OIL, which tbey offer to the citizens of Fnyetteville and vicinity, at reryiiowrrioes EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH I We will pay highest market cash prices' for all kinds of CASH CAPITAL, $200,000, north-wefet corner of the Fayetteville. Wanted Good Hides.

and Tallow 'i eOMTRIPMODUC for which Leather or Cash will be paid. Hides tanned on shares, if desired. Good Bark bought in any quantity, if delivered on the line of the Winchester and Alabama Railroad, orconveoiant to the Tan-Yard. Hides that are to be dried before sending to the Tan-Yard, should be salted while green, to remain 24 then buD up in tbe shade. 2 mm imwm goods, Such as are usuallj kept in Stove Stores, also Extra Castings to suit the necessity of Store other modes of Cooking.

DOUGLASS CELEBRATED Yard Sf Cistern Pump xvlulola WE WARRANT FOR ONE YEAR Attached to this eftablihment ia amrla fa cility for the manufacture cf Board of JOHN M. BASS, J03H. W. ALLEN, J. C.

McCEORY. F. C. ATCHISON, Directors. J.

W. UOTTK, W. H. EVANS, C. A.

B. THOMPSON Offloors. JOHN ir. BASS, President. J.

W. HOYTE, Secretary. T. A. ATCHISON, Mad.

Xiaiai- J. C. McCRORY, Treasurer. D. P.

FACKLER. Consulting oiui-i, -ii. general a irent. S. H.

1.D. W. HOLM AX, Agent Lincoln Co. tgL. Drs.

B. L. Hester and S. M. McElroy, Medical Examiners.

PROFESSIONAL. C. 0. M'KINSET. Give us a Xexv York.

Gold 140J. uplands Z5. Cotton fair and firm either in cash or goods call. We Guarantee Satisfaction march5-ly The undersigned have, also, near COPPER. TIN.

and 'SHEET IROV. (he Tan-Yard, a Being a practical mechanic, I wHl te Tinware as cheap as any house ia the State. OSS AURORA OIL! JH MHDM MilGHINl MTCINNEY FULTON, Attorneys at Law FAYETTU VILLE, TENN. Oroci: Xo. near north-east earner the Square.

CHAS. B. BAGLKT. TOM. 0.

BiOLKT. Liverpool, Hlarch 7. Cotton firm. Upland middling, Cinrinnati. Ohio.

Flour Unchanged, family 811 11 25. Wheat, 2 452 50... Corn 87 Cotton, NOTICE Dipunr Collector's Oefice, 3an Div. 4th Dut. Tas FATETTETltLK, Feh' jof the very best make, which will ba run by an Carder, who can and 'will give entire satis faction.

We have also a fine BAGLEY BKOTHEES, Grocers, ON Monday, February 25, 1868,1 seized in the village of Mulbeiry, for an alleged violation of the TJ. S. Internal Revenue laws, 2 bLIs. Whiskey, (about 92 gallons.) Bavins purchased the risrbt for the mann- 5. I lacture and salaor this (ill in Lincoln county, I can offer it to the people with confidence thlt 1 win answer a middling, 23.

Any person or persons claiming said Whis- clover seed, $12 75 13. Last Saturday' passed off as quietly as any election ever did in Fayetteville. Saloons Vfere mobile, Ala closed, and as a consequence there was no drunkenness, no fighting, no disturbance. Charleston, S. r.

Cotton quiet; middling, 23JB'24. Cotton, dull -middling 24Xc ore authorized to say that the fare by the hack' be tween Fayetteville and Tullaho-roa has been reduced to three doh forasirslernger. The Nashville Banner an nounced Joseph E. WTilliams, col ored, a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Nashville. Attention is asked to the advertisements: Clover Leaf Plane Irons, and Tobacco Users.

The Jliserables Of this bright and cheerful world are the Dys peptics Savannah, Ga. Cotton firm middling 25c. 3 In this county, Wednesday, 4th Mr. YOUNG STILE3 and Miss MARTHA A. McGHEE.

In this cruntv, "Wednesday, 4th inst, Mr. CLAIBOHN A. FINLEY and Miss L. P1GG. In thiscounty, Wednesday.4thinst GILLESPIE and Miss MATTIED.

BLAKE. In this county, Monday, 9th inst, Mr. F. M. I Tifnn 3 VnfT TTT1 DTDIl oii.usj bull in.

unv- II l)UUl Juki. gyJG 1 1 be bodily comtort nor meniai enjoymem. i In tHg connty Tl.Ursday, fith Mr. Between the stomach and the brain there W. C.

CARDER and Miss K. A. WiLEER is a close and wonderful alliance. If tbe one is disordered the other is gloony, dejected, incapable of effort, and- indifferent to all that makes life agreeable to the healthy.5 1 Is this a condition that any rational human being is. willing to endure, when the means of certain, immediate and permanent relief can be obtained everywhere Tbe dyspeptic has his fate in his own hands.

If he chooses to banish forever the disorder that racks his body and disturbs the mind with nameless horrors, he has only to siep to the nearest drug store and procure a supply of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. No phase of Dyspepsia has ever yet resisted the and anti-billiousope-ration of this potent vegetable specific It literally regenerates the lethargic stomach rouses into healthy action the dormant liver puts to flight the dismal fancies that beset the mind gently relieves and regulates the bowels; strengthens the enfeebled nerves; restores the appetite, and makes, as it were, a kew cbeatukb of the desponding' and debilitated Ladies who suffer from indigestion have TV AN A WAY from the subscriber, ob only to take a small dose of this pure vegeta- JLVNonisCreWt, a bound white boy named ble corrective once or twice a day, to -secure 1 1 James Jones, aged about 19 years, about entire exemption from the pains and penalties 5 feet 7 inches high, about 160 lbs, of a weak stomach and that perfect functional regularity, which but few of the aex nnintei- key are hereby notified to appear and make such claim within thirty days from the date of this notice. roch6-4t S. T. fARRAE, Dep.

Col. INSOLVENCY. PURSUANT to an order of the Clerk of the County Court of Lincoln county, upon the suggestion of the administrators of the estate of THOS. A. ESLICK.dec, of the insolvency of said decedent's estate notice is hereby given to all persons haviDg claims against said estate to present them to the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or before the 1st or August, isos, ror pro rata distribution, or they will be forever de-barred.

feb20 R. A. TAYLOR. Aim. INSOLVENCY.

PURSUANT to an order of the Clerk of the County Court of Lincoln county, upon tbe suggestion of the administrator of the estate of JESSE McAFEE, dec, of the insolvency of said decedent's es tate notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the Clerk of said Court, authentica ted, on or before September 1, lSGs.fori A pint of clean oil, or pound of clean grease, will be required for eve- ery 1 0 pounds of Wool. We will fur nish the oil at tho most reasonable terras. Price for Carding: Plain Wool, 15 cents for mixed, 25 cents or the fifth when carding for toll. J. T.

MEDEARIS CO. feb27 tf CERTAIN. Speedy (tea voa NEURALGIA, Airs iu NERVOUS DISEASES. He Effect arm UagUaU Tis.au ckfailixo bemsdt in all casei of Neuralgia Facialis, often effecting a per- and is TwentT-fire Cents on th Gallon cheaper than Coal Oil. North-east corner Public Square' Under Odd-Fellcvr Ball, FAYETTEVILLE, febl3-ly W.

HOLMA5. 3. H. MOLHi. There is no sickening odor, no smoke, and of equal durability, ar safety, answering to burn all night at a small flme and emitting no suffocating smell.

This Oil has stood test with over one million of cousumers for last yoar, and yet not a single accident is re corded by its use in Lamps. To Count Merchants I will sell this Oil, allowing them a generous margin. Io those who wish to purchase, call and examine, next door east of B. J. Chafin'a grocery store.north side Squire.

jan. li -tf. THOS. J. McGARYET.

HOLMAiY HOLMAK Attorneys at Law FA YETXEVI LL.E, TENI. 'thS "PRACT'CE iu the Courts of Lincoln coun-tDe ty. Cases in Bankruptcy promptly at-tn tended f. jar30-tf SB. 8.

V. M'ELEOT. A LARGE SIZE Shaw A Clark Sewing PI a chine. It has been pronounced by competent judges the best cheap machine letproduce l. It will sew any kind of fabric neatly and rapidly.

It is so simple, that it can be Bent into any family, and used with success, with no other instructions than those jax30- DB. B.L. HBSTtt. DRS. M'ELROY HESTER HAVING associated themselves In the' practice of ITXedirf n.

offer their professional service to the. public. Orrics at the former office of Dr. Hester south-east corner Public Square. Fayetteville, Jan.

9, 1868-3m' OIO. B. B0TLE3. JAS. H.

BUBHAk. BOYLES BURNAM, Attorneys at Law FAYETTEVILLE TENN. contained in a circular which accompanies it. practice in Lincoln and adjoining' For further particulars, apply at the Ob-j counties, Omci Orer Smit4 sebvcb Office, Fayetteville. angl6 Blake's Drug-Store.

pro rata distribution, or they will be forever ff ct urn in less than iwenty-fonr hours, from baired. mh5 UAKKULL AlcKEiS, Aim. Janl7-tf SONG, In this county, Thursday, 5th inst JASPER JONES and Jiiss TILDA TAYLOR. In this county, Tuesday, 10th by S. II McCord, Mr.

N. J. GR1ZZARD and Miss SUSIE ANN RICE both of Alabama. In this place, Thursday, 5th Rev. J.

B. Tigert, Mr. W. and Miss JOCELIA SCOTT. Having entered into that state which i said by the romantic to be the only bliss of Paradise that survived the fall, we tender congratulations to the recent happy pair, and hope "That life's golden bells will always tinkle sweet, And merry music make about their feej." I MJ ANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED IN 4 WEEKS.

Success Guaranteed. DR RECORD'S Essence of Life restores mainly power, from whatever cause arising, the effects of early pernicious habits, self abuse, impotency and way at, once to this wonderful medicine, If tsken regnlarly according to the directions (which are very simple and require no restraint from business or pleasure.) Failure is impossible. Sold in bottles, at S3, or 4 quantities in one for $9. To be had only of the sole appointed agent in America, HERMAN GERITZEN, 205 2d ave. Y.

the use of no more than two or three pills. AiMoLMj No othr form of Neuralgia or Nervous Dis- 13URSUANT to ease has failed to yield to this wonderful n- A Clerk of the Cou 1 1 f) ID i 0 Office: ISooth side Public Sqaare, Fayetteville, Temu marchl2 iy 2 Aft AAA WISCONSIN HOP ROOTS; UUsUvJU 10,000 Thornless Black Cap Rasp berry. We will furnuhon as good terms as anybody else, perhaps better, these roots, in any quantity. Prompt answers to inquiries. Apply early these roots re scarce.

Address, POSTMASTER, West Macedon, N. Y. Hve 'Cents Eeward, roptedly enjoy. and light complexion. above will be paid for bia.dejivery to me.

miTchl2-3t YT. E. MOORE Three magnificently illustrated Medical Books, containing important Physiological Information; for Men and Women, sent free on receipt of 25c, by addressing the Secretary of the New York Medical IJniyerity, No. 30 Clinton Place, New York City. medial agent.

Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neu ralgia and general nervous derangements, of many years standing, affecting the entire system, its use for a few days, or a few weeks at the utmost, always affords the most ishing relief, and very rarely fails to produce a complete and permanent cure. It contains no drugs orothermaterials in the slightest degree injurious, even to the most delicate system, and can always be used with perfect safety. It has long. been in constant use by many cf our most eminent physicians, who give it their i unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on receipt of price, and postage.

One package, $1 00 Postage, 6 cents. 8ix psckages, 5 00 do 27 do Twelve packages, 9 00- do 48do It is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers in drugs and medicines throughout the United States, and by TURNER Sole Proprietors, 246m 120 Trsfiiont street, Boston, Mm. INSOLVENCY. an order of the unty Court of Lincoln A. S.

COLYAR, A. 8. MARKS, ATTOBSET AT LAW, ATTOBSBT AT IIW Nashville, Tenn. Winchester. Tenn.

J. W. NEWMA3, ATTOEJTET AT tAW. Fayetteville, TenrC. county, upon the suggestion of the ad roinistratorof theestate of MARY A.TBOM P- SON.

dec, of the insolvency of said dece dent's estate; notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate, to present them to tbe LI era; of said uourr, au- nrl nn nr YtvfnTm lllrnl 1 Alh 1868, for Vro rata distribution, cr they will "I17'IIfL Pctic la partnership in the be forever barred. courts of Lincoln county. feb6 B. F. TILLER.

Adm. COLYAR MARKS NEWMAR Attorneys at Law, va- EFORM FOR LADIES. MADAM JU- MEL'S Mam man el Balm and Patent Breast Elevator developes the bust physiolo gically. Depot 907 Broadway, New York. Send stamp for circular.

Sold at Druggists and ladies' furnishing stores every where. INSOLVENCY. PURSUANT to an" older of the Cler of the County Court of Lincoln county, upon the suggestion of theadministra-trizof theestate of CHAMP. E. SMITH.dec, of the insolvency of said decedent's estate notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate to present them tc the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or before August 1, 1868, for pro rata distribution, or they will be forever barred.

feh27 MRS. M. SMITH, Aim'. "INSOLVENCY. PURSUANT to an order of the Clerk of the County Court of Lincoln county, Tenn- noon the sossestion of tbe adminis trator of the estate of JOHN HULSEY, dec, of tbe insolvency of decedent's estate; notice is hereby given to all persons caving claims against said estate, to present them to the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or be fore the 15th or July, 1SG8, for pro rata distribution, or they will be forever debarred.

jac23 W. 1. MARTIN, Adm. TTA8 a large lot of Gentlemen's Over- XX coats. Shawls, Dress Goods, Pants, Over and Under Shirts, Drawers, and.

Ladietf Cloaks. Shawls, and Undes-Sbutts, which be is selling regardless of th cost. Call and see him. tr30 HAS just received a new supply of Casting, Tinware, Ac, which will be told at the lowest price. janSO Prompt attention sriven to mllnrtioca' Our Fayetteville office is now supplied" with Blank Schedules for the preparation) of cases in Baokuptcy, Our office in Fayetteville is in the "MilW Block," South side of the Public Squsre where J.

W. Newman maybe found at alt times, unless professionally engaged. CrBotbr Cols. Colyar and Marks expct to attend the courtsof Lincoln county regnlarly. febl-ly 9 ALL Goods, consigned to Jf Greer; Shelbyville.

will be forwarded without delay, at (fye regular rates of hauling, with. iuy charge for receiving, storage or forwarding. Rkfxbckcts W.T. Tune, Joseph Ramsey, Dr. X.

if.Wallase, Jo. D. Wilhoita Shelby ville, decr2-eai J. a. GTURHn.

hate extensive facilities Ur printing any sired" Handbill "or PmU, Terms moderate. OBSIRYER OTHCI, ffyefft..