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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

Tho Paris kld-gleVs depot Of Joseph J. May,
and Tenth streets, has become as familiar AZ q
household word. He has on hand an immense
stock OF gloves In all thor vnftetiuz, and his
selection q spring goods are sold At prices con
Venient 10 all classes. To those whiting this
establishment tho highest oouTtsslss arc ox-
tended from the Eentlemaniy clerks In Mr..
Mays employ, who consider II no trouble 70
accommodate cuttomert =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
MISREPRESENTATION.
VssrsaeAy,s eaeeEsplnes

M. Penk On me siaud-why Ne Resigned
oaStuis W. W. Mesre Iiesuu'es ftis res
riassy-as WaHvHe- Pisure- By rsn,
ssd sw.srs 70 their csrrectnss.-str.
orsen Charges Kvasive Answers on The
heard Denial Of CsIsusl nfasruaer
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

bs-.ls pld ReHis ID. Wash, we'll known 10 travellers
N the Pl.ins :. % 70 appoinled kesperOf ne
win ss psid % he Ssrdias Of SpSaio.s n'''h
n. s.Its. a. me 'ess.
bsinE tAksa Ter The Ia nds0mast man q his clasa
Ae. .Te1ds.ste,s' wishes az % 20 FOR that fsliov
8st s.is.aa and PsnnsyivaniA avenue. Uorns and
sag' Hsr6sss Kiszis Psestou Is ths uhsutsrnsld In
80 ssRoItssisi cfelss ~ nnils y 81 sdgsd sun
%, - 0astia n ~, caroraeis Il tSs SastIsss now,
: sfePs5 man IN wsahlnston. He Imports his duds
Prof l. A. Cannon, the rival Of santisy, had
leg5gstowh Musical Society, o. which Ne q the
uuz my he i've long 70 use them.
NJ; Wm. o. Reblnsou, 2 learned member Of
s, q ~ A. ssyn,n M ,ms u on %
yestigation Of the DarwiniAn theory, upon which
ne VII shortly shower his orAtoTy.
81. isiaiied, il Is said. 70 Instruct two members Of
br ne Japanese embassy In the ecenoe Of meteor.
20 q iSs Arlington, On tho roof of which ne noes
&isi. Hunter. Old soof- store being Euttsdr
11iis Ths weather was yariegAtsd yesterday.
~ or car No 90 Avenue line leaves Inc front tran
aDrssssts@sn'' sast stand : ssssSE who
= cant He knows the conductors only duty Is 10
,S uSSssoa that sS Ra' p Sdap sfs.sou 70 b.
awarded 70 the best dancer At the oeclEstown
. colsgs msdieal ball has bees voted 70 fIorsncs
Townsend aiorsr, the erudlte sntomolOEist Of
ne AgriesltsLal d.p.rtnsnt h familiarity
~, = Their was bad case o. drunk reported 10 the
- police yesterday. man Lost an overcoat IN =
stg plass was, that It's barssspsr had moustaehe.
ths aeteotives are non-plissed. g.
y e claimed By ne somgaay that car Of the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
FHR OOUhFe


-, ~. CIVIL
eql nnnl uoynl or THn UnIrno aTArss'-
frtlql ha.nA ifi,n motloh ol Ion ttsl, y. =.
NnT.4'n, Ihouea n. Bolton. ESQ., 81 Ohiol NaA
aamltted Y pfeeuce ~ an Hvorney and coun'
eellor Of this court -, ..-.....
on motion Of MT Auorney General Williams
y. o. De Long, go, Of Nevada, was admiued
70 praotice - ~ attorney and oounpollor o. this
oQWe ~. 80. a.L.a a
Forest Appeal from The oupreme Court o.
ne DlstIic. o. yclumbia: Or meeen y ~ y.
Wilson, ordered u the court that the appeal IN
this cause Be dlsInlIsed, with costa.
Noe tOriflnhl TheOommonuealthoi Ken
lucky Petuoner " uso. u. B?ntNen, SEER
tary o. the Ifea.uIy q the United states. Ihh
cause was argued ~ MT. a, 4. Burton and Nh
Los. Casey, 81 counsel lor peuuonel and ~ MT
ooliollor General WILSON, NJ. Aesietanl Attor-
ney ,ueneIA hlh mo ~ MT AttoLney oenerh
Williams tor ne escretary q the Treasury.
Adjourned unth henday, the 18Th Inst, al IL
o'oiodk. f{'r Ah2lp1'
" .S. - ~, No.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

In consequence Of not bsing able TO oh tain the
presence Of the bishop Of the Catholic Church
on the 18th Instant, the laying OF the corner.
stone Of 81 PAtfiok,i church has been post
concrete Foundation VIII be puahed Forward d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

The full stock Of all kinds Of black goods IN
the store Of WIN. X. Riley, No. 1is Market
Space, Is attracting general attention for their
completeness Of qualities which he has been
very successful In securing. Mr.. Riley has also
laid IN . superb assortment Of spring dress
goods and nhaNla, which his customers are In
Yited 10 call and examine. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
CITY ITEMS.

FRir1 has opened at the corner Of Seventh
and u street, May Buiiding." Go and 500
him. He has everything to please In tho way
of wines ilquorp cigAfs, and eAtables. His stock
being mop mrs, hands is guaranteed to be Of
prime quality. , r. r. rf 1900
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
socIaSIs Of The Mals. RspubIIsan STATE

The Maine Republican 9tats Association gave
smother Of their dSllghtful sociAbles a. MArInpO
sItsndAnee not 10 crowd the Moor, and allow
those proaentAn opportunity 70 enjoy themselves
without the annoyance Of being crushed and
compelled 70 dance In n space about six foot
square. A moro s0eiAblo company Il seldom
gathered togother, and all appeared 10 pasS
very pleasant evening. Tho committed were
mott constant In their attendance 10 the Ruoata
and len nothing .undone that would enhance
their pleasure and comfort
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09


The wool market for the past six months has
shown q steady increase In prices, and the Ad-
yioes from England quote an advance OF one
shilling per yard on all orders taken "to DO de.
tivefod az value" This Increase Is fAr from the
amount which will be JustihAblo 10 produce, a.
the quotations on wool rate one hundred Per
cent. In advance Of last years prices. Goods Of
domestic manufacture are now held a twelve
per cent advance on prices OF ono month Ago,
showing more alarming state OF Affairs In our
own country than in England. Tho cause OF
this rise u due 70 tho scarcity Of wool and .
peculiar disease prevalent among sheep In Aus
tralia, As ~ takes two pounds Of wool 70 pro
duco one yard OF cashmere, the result u prob.
lemAtleAL We hold at present my thousand
doliAf1 worth OF heavy goods, which, n We could
Afford 70 carry over would Yield US an advance
Of twenty per cont, Our early purchase Of spring
saved i'm nensoly BY buying early, and our Gus.
toners shall have the benent Oh the same, IN
offer 70 dispose OF tho goods at Wholesale al
retail prioes) has been refused by Us. These are
the fhota, and our patrons are welcome 70 them.
The stock on hand Of spring and winter goods
tests the capacity Of our building TO the fullest
extent, the stock Of spring and winter goods
oNcsedlng In value fully nifty thousand dollars
Of any heretofore held By u.s. An Investment In
winter clothing will result In saving Of inlly
thirty por cont On prices sure to be asked next
fall, ASwo have reduced the prices on heavy
goods twenty per cont
Our stock d Spring Goods will be offered at
reasonable rates, having. as before stated, pur-
chased ere tho rice IN gOcda
No. $40. A. SAMs q Co, seventh a.
No Slo A. SANs d Co., seventh st.
NO 9ie. A. SAKs 4 o., Seventh st.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

usnyuL YAoTs WORTH KNOWING.
TnuRsros's ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
and white, and tho sums sound ind hcditby.
JouyENs lnodOrOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 fAr
superior 70 anything known. lSr
THoMPsoE's Pomade optime 10 exquisite. II
softens, beautihes, and strengthens the hair.
An for sale BY Druggists. III ttt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

Mr.. HoHArIo Kna's literary rsunisns, We
are requested 10 say, will, on account Of iiok.
meas m his family, b postponed until further
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

Amoetlng Of the Territorial Guards vas held
iAtl night ~ their arnory for the purpose Of
lnnktiH nrrnngementa for the celebration on the
lot1 q April The necessary committees were
which thSmeetlng adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

CoNrENrnEHT and happiness reign In all
households where DOoleys Yeast Powder is
used. Try IT, Your grocer haSlL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

MosIrA Isadoro SAks and r. Hamburg, esQrs.
for tho past two years clerks at the well.knoWn
house Of A. BalEs a 90, sle Seventh street, are
about 70 open, At t0S PennsylvAnlA avenue, q
= hratolaAs clothing estAbllshment, which We are
satisfied VIII prove successful, a. the new nrm
have had exp6gionoe IN the business they are TO
engaHo In. and know the wants OF the CON-
munity, Their new establiahment will BE- found
lpiA 1meiel Of elegance and nsatneaa They pro
pose 70 open on or about the 18th Of this month
Win An elluro new stock, compiling all tho
latest styles and fabrics, II being their determl.
nation 70 keep nrat-elAss Foods only.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
AsrUsEmBNTs.


.wa-JI eantIey ne Ezra Dlayelo.o
Tho fAvorite opera, FRA Diavolo," vas pro
ducediaa evening by the farspA- Rosa troupe
nexollsnt s,yis, Mr. santsy appearing Il the
reis efths briraad, and ParopA IN that Of zsrll-
= lsxihls yolos, and aets Win he ease and greco
~. wen Sataro q q dispisyinr . Suist nstafsl.
6 Z sa siis.IisSa l. sSs
soegs sou The Rock nsofinihg, /" and that pretty
Sss g s Il: ssss sRp s.ss:
- ssIs sr.gs1 ssssS !ov.fs ~. whs q hss Jolly
.s.'iet.lsas las1s 4 lss.s ssssp,ssIs zsrilna.
NJ thsf spsd l. d'sir.G MtRsusS i All ., w
Z llE nna he nIsl tine abe bad ever nppsared as
= z.1di n.d. N. tins ios stsdy very shsri, ~
= MA Won The osst o. OPINIONS IRON her audi
sssiassS rgs n Il: Pse.iisna manner aS d rhios
hs segulus lustAln the character, q Lord sod
A.s 90 ,ssir q ,ss%
1es asss.,s .,,,ssss Included "a tSs psrts
@ssss nj. a9R:Fnooa S 80 tss @Ws,sr Car
Ss SsT sud Ssh ar ssy p 3
~ most conPsssns critics % that good hsaies
On MoodAy evening hext the great drams,
-'Dfvosee," whaeh had such long and success
hul fpn Al Days Finh-avsnue theatre, New
2 Ivfk city, where over two hundred representa-
3. ngnswere given % crowded houses. The great
ssits nsnssrs he Ss.ssy 81 he is,ass portion
anthem, and their familiarity with the play, will
I'D tbe ruro 10 secure for Il larru audienoee whioh
Nofeel oonndeu., viii enjoy its varied feAtures.
opsaklng Of "Divorce.p the New York rtuAts
.giasayr; There has been no such dramatic or
seoial sensation for ten years " equal this play
OF 'Dtvorce.'" o.
gaH-rs Oid Felh.p Usucert. los
Fnthsr Danlsis' Old Folks viii give thslr
= nxih concert AZ oddFellovs' hall, on next
"Wednesday. The uingsrf viii appear IN oostumes
n thepFsvnlling hshion one hundred years ago,
~ uuA ing some q tho songs that were AvoFftei
d that day. Whon ltis remsmbarod What Fuol
~ attended, their llst CONCERT il Is sGis o. pre-
DIE that thoy win meet with rcpetition Of that
good fortune on this OCCASION rrH -
Logrenin. n
- This afternoon tho wonderful magician VIII
saive uaatasa and In the evening lbs last per.
~ wtmanoA To those who hASv not witnessed his
ass.aiso lsgsrdsmain We would say 20 this amor.
. 2eoe or AL not 2 tse them 10 The esentng; The
n, AmnfinE and Instructive n II +, =
rnIdIrlrr7t q - - H.H7Hs.
- no sapasese Eabs..y aud The Afctrspsi-
49, 49,. itnn church. -
y A nots hAa been resolved nom Mr. Mort sx.
1t prsssing his regrets that the embassy siil not
h, abb 10 attend church to-msrrsN, aud, 90
re Dr. Newman % suffering frem 4 severe cold,
Nv some distnguinhed miniinsr ffom abroad Il OK.
% Pecisd 70 nn the pulpn Of the Metropolitan
'NAaANAs ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

a meoling 81 the intsTnatIonaI boat.raoe com.
Inittoo was hold last night at the Dickson house.
70 dovile means 10 raise the necessary amount
Of monay 70 denny the h1ponsos Of the regatta
A oqnuiifoo WaH appoinfpd 70 prepare a cir.
city, asking tnuir eo-oll1intlun! This gentlemen
1 having The management 81 thu proposed regatta
! bave received nattoring tnoodrag cement IRON
chants taxa lbag interest In tho affair they
= Ahenh the regatta will be one Of the finest ever
wltnesIpd u MS .eoqntrysI Tho committee ad.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

build the nov aynaGoguo for The Adnil Ifrasl
Hebrew eongrefation, and ~ matter placed II
the hands Of MosaIa. Il Qprlnheimef, Chairman
building eommittso, and N. Cohen, secretary,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

sTfE wAsHIseroh CITY sAvhas BAsK cor
ner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, 10 open
from $50 70 1850 uyery Saturday evening, In 3D.
ditiOnto It's regular banking hours. 1t pays In.
tsroat on ali deposits. JAIL Hts.7 s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
$l,2S5,l4S!
Ia Cash Gin. 10 b. DIstribu,sd b. me
Merchants & Bankers Association
OF NEW YoRK.
DAILY DRAwINGes
A Prize for Eyory Tic6ss.

ErtMo Ior hNory TicNfas
Iossh Gii. sleoeoel g oa,b Gins sslhs 1gSc'
y GSSs 50 ia
~ yold Wsashf,k .........-."........els -
n sssias H e;ssd.
os.h sii,s ,ss w. az y.i. :, y S ~
ehAnos to draw Any Of the sooys prilea for %
cent? Tickets doserihluE pdIes ats sief IN eavel
oO.s and Wnli miHed On teosipt Of 1eesnts ssaisd
Helsf la drawa without ohnios Aad sent b. a 10 an
address; The phns named upoa y WI Be dsnvetsd
TO The uehet holder on rsYmsnl Of 81. Psss I'm.
msdisteJ sent 70 any SddrSss By sIpress OF Fsssa
You uii lBos What Jear priusl, b-io.s you psy for
u layprtss sSdAaHgsf Tgr another n Ne vgius
No blsafA Our patrons ean depend On iair dsallng,
= Opl2ions Of the preaa Pale deAiag can be rolled
npen. a-s.yw Iegt EsFsid, A,l 4, "A esauin, dis
o. The d.g,G ns.Aly r,.s.as, JsiT '1hV sivs
siRs,,i 20: .l,s xssrsg zSg:
ieilssiggi FIasllIs L,ss Lesi.y,lIs dg.g eilSooi
4 blAket - Peal. plano, $40, ssnssl v Rsymesd.
eSDI Mis- kBnis Oseood, New OvlsAnG, as.Olai
kmary u Prstl, Oclumbas. Ohio. eT60l
One OsAh Cut IN every p.ehsGs q ~ tlekpls
n, ~ - r., Az nes'" ior slb ior u AS'eT "
Assss vss,sc. 70 whom We oass IIbssai hssass-
meuts. and gaa,a'.,ss saiitfaeiios
... II,IsOh. nuREs a C0,;,
mheekAAlls and q Breedyxny. n. ".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

A mseting Of the Board Of l1re Commissiop-
ers was held last night, all the msnaberr preseIt
except Mr. Collins. -. -.
The chief engineer reported the driver Of No
bose oAIri.ge for racing, 70 a are on the sth
lnsianl and rseompendsd that he be rsPri-
UominlssiOnsf smith offered The following rss
olutiou!
Rsfelped, Tha, COMMITTEES, consisting Of two
members Of tha- board and The chief enKineef,
be appointed BY the chairman for The puTpose
Of calling upon the 0oyernornnd Gen. Myers
ambassadors an invitation 20 witness an exhibi-
tlon Of the workings ofthe Are department sys.
ten, and make all suitable arrangements there
4. The resolution was adopted, and the CHAIR
Appointed Msnsrs. smith and MeDevltt
A iotter waa received FROM Manager Baville,
Of the National theatre, phering 4 genent In
ton IRE department, 70 taxa place whom suitable
arnngemenls can Be made b. the board, and on
which oooAnlon Manager Saville VIM present
such entertainmcnt A. the hro commissioner
deem the most Appropriate, ~ lAtis
Tn motion Of Commissioner Baker, the oner
vas Aoospted, and Commlrslonefs Bayley,
Booker, Barker, and the chief engineer were
appointed comm'ttee 70 make the arrange.
ments. At. tff'
Tbs following was introduced By Commits
Rssoipsd, That the thanks Of the board are
due, and are hereby rendered through Lieut.
James W. oessIord, o. the Metropolitan police,
70 the ofnoers who On kindly assisted William
Sorrell, q member OF No, I engine company,
amer he was injured BY being run over vhis
responding to an alarm Of IRE on the 9th In
The resolution was adopted, and the board
adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
22sD.. ~ Hi,i., y .sSaI9s5. w 'lIaAssi

'tsisH4iusatolothing 70 order with dlspatoh. n
eva nHkd ysS y 20 stsssi norihssl,.
- yiia.H uidJssI ~, f6sfls " y
FiSh ntdAreof6ikb olssllhsa PASEs. a
-, ' cary 'P'lss li1AfsoST a oo,,. 4.
~ -.- iQi saIanth AiIssi, May BuiidlBgi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

Ma. olEoRoniW. OALvERT can bs found At
por seventh street, May BalidlnS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
a Eea ssL.qIlYa Or oOATTIoS, saltIogl

Sor ssysnth .t Ssaa Nag ! I saiialnv.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

Ths suanpsx-rhirtsoa Cases Daria& x.
MN Wash

The suaanpsx-Thirteoa Gases Daria& ~.
-nVF7 WSSN
A sn.ci.i r,s,.in. N M hosra -. IA 4.
rhnsldsv nishf Al ths All ~ ~ ~, ~
saSlosss, ,.srrss ~nr rss...sr. " s,.,s
n,,ier, az riti4ens 49,, M = y ..en
~ ~ ths si.ss - -. =. N. ss,n.s
~, 4 mi s~nr,.eior of esyl,a,f 49,. ~.
neuhSrs II vas resaiVed Ia oall fha nhvri.,s.s
10 ina poor toralfer f,r consuitnflon n, 1a.'.rd
IL vacelnatio1 ---'f /. - ----7T
4 reeHiaf mhotlua al tina hoard v,a h.,d La,
nirht Al tbelr roo'nf. No iaas u airesf. III ths
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
LnErnnln

(, This afternoon tho wonderful magician viii
p saivs u,atlase and IN the evening lbs last per
wtnanoN To those who hASu not witnessed his
oflsgerdemain, We would say 70 this amer.
poon or fall not tofoe thom 10 the evening. The
I ptq1s pgrfofrned By the trflned animals are
= iNmnnnE aAd tn'trucuve ~ y 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

NQSEr %, ID lAis6. ,n4 Al An q uui. IA
81 y, NSAfHpt, EpAl sslatt
DfiTT1ltfi 7, " tiiiTi7tF fyiinUAr-rfau
- ,tssuaiian iFtiss 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

81 S.l'S56i y 5.Vm,n0.H GO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-14
Sales to Take Place.

All sales of property advertised
in the OBSERVER, or for which
handbills may be printed at this
office, will hereafter be noticed
under the above heading. We
call attention to the following
By John Y. Gill, Clerk and
Special Commissioner, Saturday,
April 9th, on the premises, on a
credit of one, two and three years,
400 acres in the 10Th district, be-
longing to the estate OF Thomas
Warren, deceased. sr.es ru e4..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-14

~ The vicinity of the OB-
SERVER office presents much i'm.
provement of late. The stable,
that has been for years reproach
to the street, has gone to the rear,
and the large residence long occu-
pied by DR.. NJ. Ii. Bonner, on the
East side of the Square, has taken
its place. We are glad to note
the improvement, which, we are
told, is the forerunner of others
some of our citizens purposing to
raise their houses, others to move
them to more eligible locations,
etc. Messrs, McNulty & Mace,
of Nashville, are the energetic con.
tractors in these knowing scenes,
and their work is effected with
screws, rollers, and a capstan
turned by horse power.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-14
A Venerable Lady.

On the waters OF Norris Creek,
near Oak Hill, lives an aged lady,
Eslentine Cole, wife of James D..
Cole, deceased, and daughter of
Col. Berry Leftwich, who partici-
pated both in the Revolutionary
war and the war of 1872. She
WAS born in the State of Virginia
1885 and moved TO Tennessee
in 1913. She endured the hard,
ships and privations of a pioneer.
She raised a family of ten chill
dren, five sons and five daughters;
of these, seven are living and three
are dead. She has ffty-seven
grand children living and thirty
FIVE dead. She has eighty-one great
grand children living and nineteen
dead. She has one great, great
grand child living. The names of
all these she remembers, and now
that she is bl4nd, she spends her
time rejoicing with those of her
descendants who rejoice, and
weeping With those who weep
Truly her cup has been mixed
with jey and sorrow. She is a
member of the Baptist Church
and has lived the life of a consis-
tent christian, and only waits 10
be called home, to reap the reward
that awaits her.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-14
What Dyspepsia may End In

Indigestion is not dangerous, says the fac
ulty. Perhaps not in itself, while it remains
mere indigestion but look at the consequences
To which it may lead and often does lead when
it becomes a chronic disease. spark of fire
is small thing. A pressure of the foot will
put it ont breath will extinguish it. Yet
it may frea powder mill. or kiadle flame
that will consume city. In ike manner in
digestion may produce gRstriIis cancer of the
stomach, congestion of the bowels, apoplexy
liver disease, and many other dangerous mala-
dies Is it not wise. then, to check it in the
germ? Nothing is more clearly and indispu-
tsbly established than that Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bltters will eradicate dyspepsia in all it's
stages. The true policy, however, is TO extin-
guish it in the first stages with this wholesome,
owerful, and infallible tonic and alternative
Ii is easier to quench spark than fame, and
it ia easier to cure dyspepsia when it is first
developed, than when it has made Roadway by
neglect, and become complicated with other
ailments There is not the shadow of doubt
that the bitters are US directly antagOnistic to
dyspepsia as water is TO fire. There are thou
sands of cases on record proving this fact -
The remedy is safe and agreeable All the
| LIQUORS of commerce prescribed as stimulants
lleave a sting behind. But the sting is taken
out of the spirituous basis of this great remedy
| by vegetable medication, ard, moreover, the
| stimulant thus medicated is of exceptional pu-
I rlty. Of all tonics taken as safeguards or REIN
! edies for fever and ague, bilious remittents
and other eIidcnlics, it is The cply enc that can
/ uniformly dc7cndea On.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-14
In Chancery at Fayetteville.

Wiley J. Pitts as. w. C. Carder, March
Rules, 1872.
1T appearing from the allegations Of com
plainants' bill, which Is sworn to, that
w. C. Carder, the defendant thereto, is {
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee. II
is, therefore, ordered that said defendant en-
ter her appearance herein before or within
the first three days of the next term Of said
Court, to be held on the first Monday
in April next, 1872, and plead, an
swer or demur to said bill o; Wiley J
Pitts, or the same will be taken foI
con fessed as to her, and set for hearing cX
parte-and that copy of this order be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. \ copy attest
d. ". CLARK,
Clerk and Master.
Lamb &C. 1WlmGn, Soils. march,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-14

B% "Our Hope" and ''Our
Joy" are the titles of two beauti.
ful pictures recently received
from S. S. Wood & Co, publishers
of Woods Household Magazine,
Newburgb, n. Y. They are prem
iums for subscribers to the Maya
zine. One represents little boy
the other, a girl They are
exquisite ornaments, worthy a
place on the, walls of any resi-
dence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-03-14
Atlanta, Georgia.

Reported weekIy for the OBSERVER, By II
L. Goa d Bro, Produce NeTchonts.l
Corn-white, 9OG95; yellow, = bush
el, go. ...... Oats, 65@7O. =. Flour,
sack, 50 Bs-fancy, IS 25@5 so; fam
ily,4 5O@4 IS; extra, 81 OOG4 %; superfne,
3 5O@3 rs. -. Bacon-shoulders, 7@711a;
hams, l2@ I21%; clear sides, 8@8H 49,.
Rye, nominal, 20. -. Barley, nominal SO.
Meal, 90@95 49,. Lard Dbl, 81 @10; cans,
lO@11 Butter, l5@25 800 Eggs, 12@
IA Feathers, new, 60@65 Dry Hides,
1920. A sheeting, 14@146 ....2 -
Shifting, 12@1213 Cotton Yarns, 60
al So per bunch Tenn. hay, 81 COO
l -.
Good demand for Corn and Flour. Bacon
and Lard move slowly; we think the de-
mand for Bacon will improve in few weeks.