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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23
sW At the conclusion of tn

sT At the conclusion of the
Fayette Academy commencement
exercises on Friday night, the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
Mr.. L. P. Bright arose and said:
As Prof. Carnes has closed his
labors among US, and is about to
take his departure to another field
of operations, we think it due to
him as we'll as to ourselves, that
this community should give some
expression of the esteem in which
he is held, and of its appreciation
of his arduous labors among u.s.
This expression has been embod-
led in the following resolutions
which | present to this audience
for adoption:
Resolred, That in Prof. Carnes
we recognise the ripe scholar, the
true christian gentleman, and the
friend ofyouthful progress and ed
ucation, and we congratulate him
upon the splendid results of his
labors, as exhibited by his closing
exercises.
Resolved, That bis loss is com
mon loss, and while we regret his
departure from among US, our bes1
wishes for his success and happi
ness in life will follow him, where
ever he may 60.
Resolved, That we also recog
mise and appreciate the merits Of
his able and worthy assistants
Which were unanimously adopted
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

sFWe are glad to announce
that Hon. w. P. Hickerson has
consented to become a candidate
for reelection to the Office of Cir
cult Judge. He honors the sta
ton, and this Circuit will honor
itself by rejecting him. His
announcement will be found under
the appropriate heading.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

~ Die Modensoe1t of July
1st contains rs beautiful fashion
besides a fine colored
steel engraving and supplement.
Published by S. t. Taylor, 391
Canal street, New York city, at
So a year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

&a Gen. Joseph Mabry and
Col. John Baxter, of Knoxville,
have been amusing the public
with letters recounting each others
tricks in getting Tennessee bonds,
and on the 18th the former shot
the latter in the arm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

~ DR.. A. S. Duval has our
thanks for mess of Irish potatoes
1.-The finest we have seen this
year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23
nr@ Mr.. Enloe's examination

BS Mr.. Enloe's examination
at the Presbyterian church on
Friday last, passed off very credit
ably to teacher and pupils. Visi-
tors were well pleased with the
evidences of progress and excel
lent discipline.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

H@ J. II. Webb has removed
his Beef stall to the northwest
corner of the Square, at W. H.
Webb's store, where the eating pub
lie will find a supply of excellent
fresh Beef.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23
KOSkOO Cares Scr0fala in It's Worst
Forms,

From A. W. MILLS, y prominent and
well known merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
Nc. II Main Street, Norfolk, Va, Sept.15. 80.
DR.. LAwRYHcE-Dear Sir: Your Kos
koo has worked wonders in my family. My
daughter has been a sufferer from Scrofula
since childhood. She lost thirty-o pieces
Of bone from her ankle, several from her
arm, besides having ulcers in several parts
of the body. Whilst in this condition she
commenced taking your Koskoo-it acted
like charm on her; under ats use the
ulcers qradUaug healed, and her general
health greatly improred. It certainly
saved her mulch suffering, and perhaps her
life. | regard KOskoO a specific for all
scrofulOus affections. Your Kosk0o also
cured my wife of dyspepsia, from which
she suffered greatly. She IS Rcgc IN better
health than she has been ia fire gears.
With the highest regards,
am gratefully yours, &c,
A. W. MILLS.
KosKOo is endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere. Read the following from DR..
Tillery, . successful practitioner Of many
years standing in the Old North State:
Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co,
September 10, 1869
DR. J. J. LAwEEECE-Dear Sir: | have
used your Concentrated Fluid Extract Of
Koskoo in my practice with the happiest
results. l find it to be potceg1uI LireT
InUtgordtOT, Blood Purifier, and Nervous
r olic. In all diseases of the Liver, Scrof-
ulors Syphilitic. and Nervous Affections, At
IS a remedy Of immense raiUe in fact.
in almost every variety of Chronic Diseases
its use is indicated. Hoping that you NAV
meet with the success which you deserve as
a manufacturer Of reliable medicines. 1 am
sir, with much respect,
Your obs d. ent servant,
Z q TIL FRY AZ Ii
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

In Helena, Arks, on the 9Th,
r. III. Rayner shot but did not kill
his wife, and then killed himself.
Drunk. &
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

A Michigan lawyer has had to
pay $500 for being a relative of
another mans wife's new baby.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

~ The managers of the Co.
lumbia Athen@um will accept
our thanks for an invitation to
their approaching commencement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

sS- In County Court, last
Monday, E. t. Parks qualified as
administrator Of Ann Thomson,
dec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

d. Another candidate for
County Court Clerk may be found
in our candidates list to-day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

E The Third Quarterly
Meeting Of the Methodist Church
at Fayetteville, will be held Satur-
day and Sunday, July End and
3rd. Rev. ]. B. McFerrin, D. D.,
of Nashville, is expected to be
present.
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Yes! 90 IS True /!
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REEVES 70 Nassau Y Y
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Caution.
C. f. GALLONS
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY

In placing this Remedy before the Public,
we viii only refer to the following certificate,
which expresses all that we need say. And
being from one who has experienced beneficial
results from its use, after having given it a
thorough trial, his words carry more weight
than anything we could say.
GENTLEMEN -
For number OF years l was greatly Attic
ted with Dyspepsia, and although my stomach
crsved food. it would Immediately reject it,
should l eat anything, no matter how small
the quantity. was frequently compelled 10
leave the table, without being able to take any
nourishment. In short time became very
much reduced in flesh, and was so weak thatI
was unable and unfit to attend to my business.
My mind was in no better condition than my
body, as was constantly oppressed with lassitude
and depression of spirits. tried all the pat
ent medicines and prescriptions that heard
of, and some of these afforded me temporary
relief, but in short time l relapsed into my
former condition.
While suffering in this manner, l heard of
c. f. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy, and con-
cluded to try it. | had taken it but short
time when began to feel relief, and continuing
to take it, soon could partake of my meals
without any disagreeable feeling, either while
at the table or afterward, and gained flesh rap
idly. II is now nearly ten years since, ands i
have continued free from anything like return
of Dyspepsia. 1 can therefore recommend it to
any one suffering in like manner.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW j. NICHOLSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-23

b. The democrats carried
everything in the recent election
in Oregon.
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DEPARTMENT OF SrAsE,
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The W. and W Sewing Machine has been
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J. G. WQMBLE.

From Rev. w. H. Christian, Pastor Din
widdie Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth. Va, October 25, 1869.
This IS to certify that know DR.. Law
renee well. he is a gentleman of cuitiva-
ton, and worthy Of the fullest confidence
have used his Koskoo with ADVANTAGE To
myself, and have adopted its use in INV fam
lily IN cases Of nervous debility and depres-
sion. Aal w. II. CHRISTIAN.
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After reading the above high recommen-
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For Additional Testimonials
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Nie,e Advertisements.
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present.
, 1870-04-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI.
CAG0 DAILY MARKET.

TtrsrAT EyESTS1. April +
salea Of grain, 1oul, anu 1rovislon4 Will te funnh
under th~ head Of Gulnmrntat." and tn: grain IN
ali tXse& so En1Ject Ia Ehr usAl charges Vt 4tof-
age, unless otherwise exprcsscl.
BETTET-Kcrcivcd. 9,.o1 rs: shipped, t:r
rs. The receipts during the past week have it-en
hc1icc \ arm tune has pcsya'le, the maxi: AMI
r1itea have eeeD thoroughly sustained all around
The demand IL fatr, though ctrny constn=tl u
supplying the wants o. loeas cpstone1s Ws
faIs to gco.l tub and cIl:n, sHe sse: c1anun
grades, liza s3c.
sBAGG1NH-Thed demand exhibits respectable
Mcrea$c Is compare. with The trryivIs wreS. All
pnvais- BurIaps au'i tlunes ar IN stra iS iasr
request and ni;li At previous Rites Nwl sAehi
M Neglected AMI hsEs ,ssclt:.s.l C curing the
wesk " NV !f EI9se: ;s si4Fs s, ~: * Ts ~ :
Falls. iec: A1nerlean, +ae; tnoa asc; E..unirs'
~ bu. s1'teeee:: gannics, a-au &c: ha5'a's. Ia
ar: woGl sacks. &c. 49,.
DrILDlNG MATERlALs-Thc demand from
steady II the to!iuwia: ranyc: Michigan
stucc0, *aoeaa :.e5; sri,ccn, Sew York sE;,"rd.:,
{ lrl- =. - siucco, New ivrs extra b:l,
fa.",-t6o: marhl. ,ius., = hEi, ESQ SS,s: lim".
Rcscu.lale. = hrI, sanEa s,ei AErun. + 1r'. s2p,
gaa: Louisville ceInent. f.1saae,: p!a,tcrltlg
har, .u, st.':ae; white san.i, ~, ~ 80 ., X
t4.uts AS: plaster. . hEl. E2-tDaesa
nROOM CnRN-Ret civt.i. $3.50 r.: shipped
sl,6lu rs HTnoIn corn cnntlnsts In tnI detnan.i
atni 1,ym at S.la0v<e 3aa0o Ier tolL The st9eks
nEASEContiuur TO sell at u range OF si.Hsa
e.ea r.r hnshe AZ to quality and condition. TIE
'ftsi BU0Ts IN, sHoEs-Th.rc WAS no nate'iia1
improvement III the demand for this line Ut yovls,
and prices were nonunally uAchansed- We
| n1rfr.
, 1870-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SrIlcuck'k k'ulmOnfc Syrup,

For all d!etatA cf the lu.1 ar1 respiratory "rEats+
Sshsneks Ss2wtsI r,ne. fr hs .iSt~ia aE asiStstia
Sctcoek's Mandrake Pills, for liver compliant
Thcec popular nleiic1nta have now b,en bsferr tas
pul nearly forty trxIa, and the Fpu1tsna they hArs
AtAinAl rwpdrre IT rs~e~r tn rnf thrfa ThcusAns a
have srn btnr1it- By their rcrtfy tn ta~ir n,eF
II may l< ..kra. by thosr ~hn not familiar vth
The virtrt. Of thr.c ksrst nnr'.ise, Har do Dr..
sehenct's medicines edect thdr wonderful ct;1. u caa-
SUMPTION"
Tx an+weri Is simple onc- They begin tsri. ~ase
ef rrrtoEain b, bringing the stomach LIVER. ani bow
u nrtirc. htashy condition. II Is food shA
ru.rr thIs formidable Ai.,ss schrnck't Mana,ska
Fills the liver And stomach. pFntotinK healthy
e-etetpp- and remove the ht and slime which have
suited from the Inactive, rrd condition F ~e
6Hns, md of the system eeneTn!. Thh alutsa ttass
Of the holy, and the eonoegueht accumulation If the
unhealthy euf4An<tN rAulna. pfyrnt tha rroi.F GSrs
tnu Of fs1d, and. natural eEu.4q.ncr. cE',:r s
which results In prretraou. and Eaay IN assIA
s-hrucl's FnlI,onr axrup md StAWtsa Tacir Vt lea
taken rrtularE, nrkle with the fc..t. MID II" .uss
a1Fans, make er-i. tieh blood, and. natural
gu. nc. give a-h and to the ratient- L@t Ii
faculty .ay whst II NAY. this thc ooly true rl for
! ctrrumrsiun Experience Ia. proved 1t bcyHm. tho
shadow el doolt, and thousand. ART to-day All~r AID
w4ll " ho few yrArt since n,earlI h 1+l.-a
easc. hut b. were io-..-. Try DR. S<lcnek'-
dies, and restored to Ir1uaasas he.ssh BY tar
| Ete-
| Dr. Srhrnek'4 Amas4c. containing fHl trrat.s on
the various disease hir m4!e If trratstn and
ern-sn} d,srsinn- how hf. m.<einr. r. ID
s11ts hF mail by ad-e+Ant his PRINCIPAL ohee,
| No IS North Si,.h.t. Philadeirh:s Ia
rr;cc # the Fnlnne SSFnp An! St.w,.i Tonic zach
4iLN 5.r tcttle 49,, half do1en. Mandrake Pills,
Is nH. For sale hv Al sruext.tA and dealers
, 1870-04-06

upward turn, loosc Oh wagons advancing sLo94
400 PET ton, and preass1, 500 per ton. me ae =.
maid h improving. We INV qnotc, On tIaek, As
folhws: Timothy. pressed, 81, oa<alaso: p.At1is.
pressed. 81. .5altl.so: Timothy, loose on MaSoa,
fla00t211.tp: prairie, lolse, on wagon, &l10Hs
1At4 FoE delivery, Fl.t4s41-:l
HIDESRecei!ed. a5,9;5 rs; shipped, none.
The arrivals during the past week hnyc teen IN
usually light. 50 thar, Notwithstanding the some
what limited character Of the demand. all offerings
have been readily absorbed, and At very full prtcea
Quotations rtlnatn substantially the came IA on
the cate VI cur last wee1ly RENEW, with the e1csp
aon Of Light E,stn curl, Which ws.e tt.tay a,
ntm At sl-sasl-7a i.f IT slaughter, an, Al s9cs
@ l1r c9mat s6 ne. ,os sTns bnt an a Henss pr
ruling rates Murrain bkins a-e quotei At
ssa sc Pnres for hides range as ful!ows:
City green butchers, 6t CSC: country 10, IAtac
green esl,cd, cured, Light, s:a,@9,4c; 10, htasy,
s7sEc: s7rtu sa.tet, pat cured, q; csc: green
calf 4t41s dry clint. lsa1ac: av5 saltcd. lsa1sc:
grnubJ, kcnred. cut Or otherwise damaged,
two-shisIs Price: branded, 10 per cent on.
IRON 4hSD SIEELToe market thsouShout the
wetS YES tatly active, auI Prices ruled dE1n aud
, 1870-04-06
April 1. 1870, as compared With the a ne tins

Anrl 1, 1870, As compared with the a. No tisas
last year: !
tut* usls -. ..--...--..... 11lOo 1-sA
DfJ salt:d u'eAss. .s.... .... 9'u,uN 9t.S5
h .Goh neatfs L. ,10s.<N 7,l41
lhe Following ttlegrans Weze received On
Change to-day:
new iokk, Ai'H. A-Flour quiet at SA'oakS,
wheat more plenty, dull: No. Chlc2.o spring.
t1-o!9t.1o; Milwaukee, s1.1osLls; amber. H;A
nia N store Com stronger: new, a-o:t tAt;oss =:
Lard nrm al !4,4t.loc- waisHny crn; slof osa-
Gold, 1l1.5.
Flour tame II Ht3n4t.N. wheat c,<inr md
quiet; No. Chicago nominal AZ SO. atao IN
store and aneat: No 2 Mlanesosa 4; sl.l. AIDA:
amber u 4Leif. Corn stronger; new. 3l.oNa
l.osh hndat; old, $l.a7talt7h In store. Oats bet
ter and sas1t!t NJ Sic ii stote- Pork better
xs!.6h. Lard better ana active At SIS
,LvERrool. Apr! e-ll:15 l. m--Flour, 9s ~.
Nlntef whcAt, IS 9di4Ss loL; red whcas7 ssudA
y; white ~hrls, "a sl'4ss 81 Corn, IS Pork,
95XA Larl, CD.
LATKX-l:ao p. rn--Esntcr wheat, 81 50: sen
Wheat - llth Lard 66kd- Receipts Of wheat
iast three days l7soo quarterB, $50 OF which are
American.
LATER .,-.-
At the "Open Board" No. 2 spring wheat
was quiet, and prices were shade easier,
closing At &c seller april or cash Other
grains we're neglected No demand for pork
products. There was nj evening seaeion-
, 1870-04-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Nnrkcfs.

LoSpoS, April 3-lI;l5 g. m--Couso!s. for
mcney, sit coLs.,ls on actount, e7s ErlrS q =;
Illinois Central. nay: Cni,ri States osss 1s;s,
a0'. ass ull. lsGo. So,.: :as 1851, Sa'.: losts,
-.
1Gsr,oS, April -Evcaing.-C.uso1. aa<.
American securities 9Itet: L. : 3.s~, l>Ss 9u'.,
:-.tS, l>Es e.1;.: s-stH, ls&T, So: 1S-s1S. 81.
Ere, slA; 1lLnn1s Central, ll+1; GEeai West
LitERrooi, ArFll S,:so r. m-wnter vhesA
Ss 81. Red Hhrat, IS iii. Lari, 65k.a
Receipts Of wheat for the last three uaya, ls,a0
qrS, T. l5tsD OF winch are American
,L1vkk,oo,. Apf. AEvsnns..Cottou a1m: :, MID. =
salea Of 1s.ctN bales Manchester market hishrI:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white wheat, % stka9s
al; nd Western No. 9, ~ ID: Winter, s. ri.
Western Hour, lss vi. Com, No mixed. ess
rrnvimns-Pork, sas ST. Reef 1Q4s el La-,l
tbs al Cheese, 'us 6.L Baron, 5ds, Cumberland
cut
SavaI stor,As quiet
Spirits petroleum, Is 81; Refined Is 7,sd,
TalIow, 43S aI.
TIrpentlnc, ~ Gl . ..
LoNpoS, April a-Tal;ow, us 9.,- Sugar, So
al. l!ns.ri INN. t9slas9s 81 Refined petroleum
n1mcr, hut not higher. Turpentine ,ialL
, 1870-04-06
THE EAST WING.

10 The Eait~ ef Tho tAiaa2o Tlbune:
The Committee Of seven on the east half of The
ntc ster1 towarl pstpptn1 up the foundation piers,
declared q the. COMMITTEES Of c&Ferts to l.e dan.
1. S1iDan :, !. so, ms was 10. p,osrsisd With a
maner 81 cotntnon sense that iaagcrnus parts
shoald rot II lri. IN their petloas condition attcS
tho prompt action ~as the rt.ult ii the exlsA rc-
poEt which VA published u Tux TKIBrSE Of sun
day.
The men appointed by the committee arc Mr. ".
W.BoyinRton, architect, ,and Nt. Middleton 1uiiitr
The rEupttetJ ot the appointment Of the tar1ner Is
apparent from the fart that Mr. Hoytnxrun IL one
of the oldest architects Of khIs city and cn1Jrs
wide repusa,uu-whrther deserving of !, Of 1aaf
xlp3s not con,e up here. But the appointment OF
Iii. Middleton leaves room Tor criticism.
There u 10 s-.lst In making an architect reSpon-
k1ble hen taking from him the choice OF the l,et-
understands the nature Of the work To br .snue,
what Is the Vi having Al architect: II he docs
no: und u d i, via. ia the use OF having hsn
/ cannot updrFetand huw AL architect can fuhntt
tuLsAripE E1Ieh Rr1rc auA indefinite rcSr0aslbAtJ
under the reudtnx rcssscuo1la
carpenter, TLo has uye1 here fof q anE ytAsS ea.
EaRs.1 in erecting frame and fman bfack nouses. u
htldng c1untc11, dtttnx Htnr.S With she1ftnx ai.c
ssns, and, Il hia opinion W:re AsSed - - ~ ths ,hs
'conurOH Of an ordinary building. II mtH1t te VET,
c1tni'clent. but, according to the Ic2ort u IN.
Aouse east Niug, but, on the contrary, I
wants the removal Vi brick wallis md fiasriculAf.
tos rs1novA Of successful substitutes for piers Or
Nnca the Whole lnteFi.r Ut the structure rests, Io1
witch purpose II would seem, n matter Of corn
toon sehst. tnst thE employment Of skilfuf hvuse
t1!Aers and mrs Il Is requttte
do not ~aAs to d..crat the worth Of Mt
Middleton 70 his line ot nusln>s4 but cannot per
sceSe now 1s services cAn " Vi any avail in III
ffr1lbca- Ptsha}s hctc Il nnuthe5 . iot,~ to /.
given out ~ the Committee Of $even Tor tAxasvet
70 meet nope, for the ssEc VI u prsnsr cstimA
7len the gonI scnse Vt our fellow clilxcns us
fac worthy seven art tsle ouly men in the CON
nhnlfY Eho cA1 rec 1he rn'priery Of EMPLOYING
carpenter In : place whcre the services Ut IN Ct
0rely different and distinct c1a.. VI m,rh,ntc
: oomea ~ Fe9uls,ttOn. Who would nhe u sec
shoemaker cm. .,layc4 In mrlatlin.: rarria.e:
Co4s ~ SExSE.
CHICAGO, April 8, ISsn.
, 1870-04-06
WOMANS SUFFRAGE
Drgnufznt tton OF the Coax tommy
VS0nnuss EfNuchisc AEso.
c1nfions


=, ,n,-.,.n.a ~ ,he nuh,Isnetl cat,. a masttne
IN pussuance VI ue p1u p'a11 ~ rsr,.ar atan ~
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Yesterday ~ effect 9 new "onahs Hl4pIs ofRan-
iZatton, the same 10 be independent OF any Of the
nrrscn, organizations now existing OF this char.
acter
Al 10 ocloeN7 LIE aoar arlolntea 1os rue heet-
Ing, Guite large number 0t iaaics and gentlemen
hat, assembled
S,pe1, NM, nrnnntnres not ietnc oY III. aasancc
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OIL lAe oeeasouf ~ AAs n"t outu IVY e1al Iuc uet-
lnG Was called 10 oruef.
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an association OF 50 much importance rat the
blessing II Col SHOULD kc iovosc1
The Chairman IN G n,ocssa1t make few fartasf
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LIZ The fSr.mItiss ~ T'nnstIttion ani I{c5otions
r,,xr+e,f thrnu"h their Chnirman MI 8 NJ RM,tb
r. ass.riaf;rn Il entities! tt,e coax County
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