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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

pY nset i very quiet steady; quote 81 80 for ship
riar 81 Retail lots SlQ& % loT san nay ana -
10 for Glover Straw dul but COY a. ~ - o LUX A'' ~
q ; n for Sfo on o.. and 30 55c. for Dat e., IN
MOLA ssES-Ths market confines dull at former Aesi sales "
NAVAL sTORK-Sps eutne continued in good demand and
frm with Of 100 bb 70 arve a. goc M bD 90 PEI yol on
pr rate terms go bb SPOT a 5a5 aDd ~ eos az PC e nv
sr The market closing J1d57tc for etenaotsbe oR eH ut
~ on 10 yard 90 and 3D. bD~ de'-
ere a. generally quoted - . ~ me Close
amer OF loo bbs Washington al 9SS4 wilmington Del a.
oiIsty Iinssed Il doll prices unchanged at SO 7soe IN
hbls Crude Fish Os are without chang rlae
but steady; sales, bb1 present make
A. -le FOR export Other oils are dol but steady
PROYSOE-In Pof since our last We have hal acaerate le
n much confidence bat has been absence Of any specuV
5r Of moment The arrivals OF boys A. Chicago serve to check
apeculai'h ana our o0' - ~ . he Vest sUpars 10 IL
s4rbsHs6e ara 6ne condition generally Our
Indian much IN excess ever ana
pnces cgrren ior u a. ne "est auiLs tne ~
generally feed Il out 70 their STOCK Freely es
-y hogs End abundant and IN yery tIe ee
Chicago Tor the hrst ouf Gays IN ms wee are W
head and the sin they come IN Pre hess non
ing Of has been made public Lae stock o. n, hos
the deHaud extremely hgh ana prices uneeIleln
TO-DAY Pork dnand iobbng and TIE market - rm
fb ale. and regular. 80 bb. a. sZ % ioT On Ness
81 Tor New 10 IS for Extra Prime and sZ 30 iof Nester
sales q bb sl3 o. for Juae 20 bbs Ness seller June
al snd 30 bb DO IN lots 81 Y % vel Pc 70 mole re
s1f0r Extra Mes Ieree Beef - 'ef eu ana Pis are M AZ
and 81 20 for India Mess eei Hams
Cut Meats in fariobbng demand an steady se5 on 10y
for medium weights BhcOnis dull
sales Of so boxes for Long Ces and se ST short
Gear. Clear CITY ~. 50 boxes Light 90 tc % boxes
short Rib 81 lie Bellies tie Dressed Hogs are heavy
snl duL 5id5c for City Lard quiet bui ARMY htQ
sparngy 0fere sas o. $40 btk and e ac 10Y No %
FIe or Cy PRIME Steam and Stc for Kettle Rendered
for market trm sales Of ~ cA seller June a.
90 500 e.. buyer June SIC $50 f4gor brands seers OPP
o. and 5C0 g.. White Grease az DC
IRON NKW,roRE PoE THE WEEK ENDING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

louisville June 8.-Cotton nominal; Middlngs. t'ic -
BALTIMORE 8COon dull and uomnal hings 26 aloic
gross p bales, eJpOrscoastwe 81 bales sales Is b4e
last evening, bales; stock, 2,62i bales 49,. -.
CtxcIyN, Jupe 8-Coton and nominal MdlnFs, 2i3c.
CHAEIEsToS June qmet Midings 25lci net receipts
el8 bales; e1porscoastsse I'll baes sales 80 bales STOCK 1874
bales
ST LOUIS June s.-Cotton dul MddlDgs, 25c. -
SAVANNAH 8COtton uomina Mddngs "a; dZei nett re-
eep ~ bales eIIos-cossts 40 bales sales s. bales stock
6J24 bales.
BOsroS 8CottOn quiet and weak hddlngs, ici gross
48bsIes; sales 800 bales stock, 1900 bales. go
MEMPHls June 8COiiOn queti hddng 25Q3tci receipts 81
ArersrA June Cotton Bomnai MiddlDg 25c net receipts
bales: sales, IS bales
Ngw-ORLEASs 8-COOn nominal Mdihngs 25ici net re-
ep lo8 bales; exports 36 bales sales 400 bales
stock. Al 334 bales. $500. -.
MoBR june quiet and nominal; Mdlngs, 25c; ne
cps Al bales; e1poscOastwe 1904 bales sales 5o bales
stock. $3.50 bales. ,. -,
EoRyoLK June s-Cotton quiet; Low Mdilngs, 2c; net
e1pors-eoastw i bales sales ~ bales stock
1875 bales
bales erporscoasEse 81 bales sales 20 bai stock l445 bales
nominal; Good Ordinary IOi net re-
eepts 2 ia bales stock 23S bses
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-COttOn queti hiddlngs' E'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
Eetinres ano hleellnas.

A LECTURlNG MANAGER having the adj
N dress Of ALL and Acquaintance vh Of tie Con Uitees,
would himself 10 the Interests Of lca Lecturer All
Communications eoulen~ Address SECRETARY Tribune Up
Ohce 5tl West Thiry secendsi
SPECIAL NOTICE.-A meeting of the Piano
- forte vii be bed June TO- 1874 Il 10 To
Hoase Union PIncal stteudaace psea
larry teasessed FhhD hALiLlON fresaeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

Also three horses ut @55, 4a5, and 81 50 respectively
The carriage trade Of the week has been fairly active
sales at the concerned but at the
factories business has been either entirely suspended or
only partially carried with the insufficient number or
wOrknen who, thus far have not joined tho strike. Man
uacurers state that they cannot possibly accede the
eight hours present aud that they Will be COM
pced TO shut up their workshops IL the strike should
become general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

These bond, are issued at the rate Of 800 per mile COM
PLRTED ROAD from NEBRASKA CITY, on the Missouri
River 10 LINCOLN the CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA The distance
between these points Is about sixty miles and this division Of The Road
IL in successful operation earning t'n all the Interest on
is Bonds il penera,es EXCEEDINGLY RICH AOhCuLIUkAL
region With UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES for production add much
needed for removal Of abundant crops market This need has been
much felt that LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE AMOUNT OF
$4,000 PER MILE HAVE BEEN MADE facilitate the extension Of
The road ron acon the Platte River which process
Of construction The MIDLAND PACIFIC s part Of direct kAsr
AND WEST TRUNK ROUTE being rapidly built from Uo'na on
the INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY,
in Illinois, through VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
DRNsELY POPULATED the greater part Of The way 70 Grand
Island the Platte River where junction made Win e Chon IA
efe Railroad This new line formed Of three Inks Of
which more than 900 MILES are COMPLETED force Of 1000
men engaged vigorous prosecution Of the work. and the kAIlRb
LINZ is to be FULLY COMPLETED IN lg71
The roads composing this trunk JUDICoUsH LOCATED,
AND ARE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SOME OF THE ABLEST
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MANAGERS Of the county
Being in the same interest Consolidation follow, and thus form
strong combination railway Drecne Of route greatly IN It's Ia
vor a. il saves NewYork sud San Fran
cisco over any existing line TIE MIDLAND PACIFIC, with the broad
area fertile and productive land tributary to H. With 10 close ALL
snce with the Missouri Nebraska Railroad and the nfanapo
U.s. Bloomington WESTERN EXTENSION. must soon k taxed to
IL fullest limit to accommodate local and through business Shipments
Of product. BY this road VIII lead WEST vel the EAST
We recommend these Bonds FIRST LIEN COM
PLETED road prime security PERFECTLY SAFE and IN
RETURNS much desirable for than Government Bonds
Present price 90 and accrued INTEREST," erTrs9ey.
Coupons payable and Aug l. in Gold free Of tar, in the
CITY Of EewYOrE All marketable securities received exchange at
full rates Bonds may be registered without charge Pamphlets, maps
circulars giving full information be Outlined iron the under
signed financial Agents Of Tie Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
financial.

PROPOSALS FOR $4,000 STOCKS OF THE
CITY OF NEw-YORK-sEALED PROPOSALS will be received
n the Comptros Office until TUESDAY June H. 1919 az two
O'Clock D. NJ will be publicly opened for the whole
v ps Of The sum hundred thousand dollars
StOeks OF the CITY Of New YORK tO-gt
ADDITIONAL NEW CROTON AQURDUCT STOCK
horzed Chap Laws Of 1870 payable Nov J. 1870 900
ADDITIONAL CROToN WATER STOCK, authorized by
Chap. So amended by Chap S28 Laws Of 4o'l payable
CRY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND AND STOCK author.
lied Chap go Laws Of 49, payable In Thirty 500 600
Laws Of ISL payaie Nov l. 800 $3.50 900
WATER STOCK OF 1870, authorized by Chap. 49, Sec. g.
Laws Of 1870 PAYABLE NOV J. ly ozJ
said Stocks will bear the rate Of
able MAY and November each The proposals
Of desired and tie price 1Ou heTe
accepted will eeupOu be
deposit Chamberlain the awarded 10 them respectively
together with any premiums thereon u .
presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts OF ne abeIan Tor
deposit parties will be entitled receive certificates tor equal
vane Of the awarded to them bearing interest
Each proposal should be Proposals
The City Newlor and neosed in second envelope addressed to
the Comptroller
The nht is reserved on part Of the Comptroller reject
all the Dc fB bis Judgment the interests Of The Corporation require
IT. ANDREW H. GREEN, COMPTROLLER
CITY ofNeSYok Department Of Finance, COmpoe Oee June
T. 1872
MUNICIPAL BONDS of the Highest Grade,
vi CAREFULLY SELECTED BY OUR WESTERN AGENTS,
FOR SALE at pces vilsy FROM Y TO IA PER CENT the
THOs P. ELLIS Co, Bankers. "A PiHe-st.
PONDS of the VILLAGE of NEW-L0NDON,
I'D Wis. having but 10 and Il yesrs 70
BONDS Of ARAPAHOE COUNTY COLORADO tCy Of Denver the
County seat. Vslle property SllOgiOJO.
REGISTERED BONDS Of LBAvENWORTH COUNTY, KANSAS.
Value OF property over Sl0,OO,JO.
All the shove payable 10 New-iork CITY.
pnees that will pay from u to Is the invest
Fifs.elsss Investment Securities always on hand
THOS ELLIS Co., Bankers. No Il Pne-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
Diuioeno Notlres.

e. DELAWARE, LAoKAwAsSA AID WESTERN RAILROAD Cog
49, HEw-YoIE Jane 6. 1872.
INTEREST on MORRIS AND ESSEX r. r.
STOCK will be payable on h july pronmoi AZ this ONCE
Transfer will be closed from evening Of sth INST uat morning
Of J1.vi A J. ODELL Treasurer
STATE oF IL1iSofs TEEAsrKERs OFFICE,
sPRIsGFIELD, June !, l572. 5
THE interest which will become. due upon
stock Of the STATE Illinois the m Monday Of july 6I VIII
be paid at The AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK New
York the fheenth DAYS iaeaSe Of July Prormo
ERASTUs n. BATES, state Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

Tota...... 2O2 42Js72 2lyOGs la L557,a5 l45i,lH
is1 90 ls1 28I s2 IT. s6 73lOi 3O4s9OlO 3l SOY
6zs sss76g $3.50 100 ss7 25h6643s Posse 9a8
PETROLEUM-Crlde in bulk has been moderately active and tr
49, Of DO b SPOT AZ l3ie; market du bat era with
SPOT quod U both roads Refined has sold slowly but bold
- yesev were sn and previous prices q 1000
49, buTsr la. hf june a. 23ic quoted 8 Nsphtns
ssy III Toe IN PhdeV market steady but quiet with
soisu ~ bali the month ~
RICE-he moderate and pnces seadyi Sales go
bsss hsnzO0n SIC.
sUGARS-Ras srm and IN moderate demand with offerings
snail Vi quote far good refining s4@9e sales C hh1
Refag Cuba for Porto Rico; Refined dull
az u1chauged
sgRDs steady s9s.c Ohio Clover sa9lc
.1s Achg.u Clover an loo Tnothy dull and
.rroe. nominal - = g. ~ per busa.
TAbLOW STEADY boz dul. sss Of 1000 n Prime 0-l6e
WHISKY loser All dali; salss Of 50 bbla at 90e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

az % ring FTsr
fI b. ssu bales o. Cotton % Slo 10 sonqgn - 6 s09
by s private terus The charters we're "a D Ct on private
tsrs. Ia American bark hence u Cork iof orl 80 ~
o. 4id AID 81 or or ss u y P 500 bis Refined
pet7-um ar As and German bark, hence 20 Inc ueiul-H
80 s9t~ @ I Is frsr but que sales 50 1ns con at 81 o.
ar eo er an a. Jersey cocks Rye F 60 20 ptt b,ve
GRAIS-smoe last weekly ryeT o. We and sns urpy
t comparaiyey little rlurT. Ihe Lue lsr cbfe1 h.
o6 he es canals ami further advance n ~ Dgs have been
49, b feel rery conf Of sui higher prc ere NeN
~. nentv The supply Of Od v hea ln me hans OF oli W
tor Of ctp Of w inter- WHEAT tn. We W. e. ~ Wbe
t.t VT osnn0i hoIe for low prees hs year NJ uu 1919
l-si suaee ue most IRON ue se'' o. NV OHIO roTt on
az on csr all linis are badly killed ~ ~ s ,S ,d
% Keatu y Virginia Newton, he"Jese Iai ~ 20 Nb
s.d Delaware ne maor part o. nus Az -, Mis- crop Prom
I-U o,. Kansas the retorts are cor "a. -
the n thes- staies Is 2elI9 81 cuplete
, ~, [ 80, much AZ ground has been p'Wel up anu spring
been substituted ior II ID gal NJ s rapid bro
49, sri presents fne ard healthy appesI,,Se Io a.
likely Be muct LATER ihan sa. aue E..rc s,i Germany
gg.a are not favorable their prospects rom Ance ~ @
go IA ling oil compared with last OF some sf an n
a. l 0 bush s.ns bush the corresponding Neek
To dai The Nlei lAe. - ~ ,l net i srn hut oue most
induce much co1ideece al me oe ' "a 0o bb al Al n
ho7s d sell 40 late prcesi the sales are JUL a.
fos No. Chicago Srr7g 10 ''Ie . i Wtsrn and si IS foI
No Chicago afoat. Barley dull and nominal DaIy ~
Dot saies Of 700 bush Cy 81 81 Og 81 - "a t5e ne
go az 6 O lush Ohio Mixed at 52aStc IN store ana ~
80 shot AZ &C.,, Wbe Al 56dS7c state
Wb s trk RE is quiet small Of state about oO bush
9a Corn freely o1erei and WIZ nte . iTs- lie sees
a. 0 bush Damp and Uuouad a. 63aee western 1e Al %
~ s.-sr v te al N q,sc: state Round Yellow al 5yc.
EXPORTS SEPT l. l61i, TO DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

OYycg OF TIVE FARMERS LOAN AND IRUsf COAfAAi'l
" SEwYoRK May q, lsIl J
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for NM NE ~
the day Tie poll viii be open S ~ 70
l 0'cl d m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
forces. Garriaaes. farness. Sc.

Gorses, Carriages, GGrness, %r.
A -A.-CARRIAGES, WAGONS, AND
he HARNESS
Al very low prices.
20 cash advances
A very superior and stylish Phaeton, ~ Wool Brosi
Bretis, Clarences and Coaches,
top aud top Pony and Park PhleOns.
top ani no top Buyglcs,
ROcksway, Depot and Road wagons
double aud single Harness.
A large assortment Of superior qasii'y.
and second hand.
Please call and examine,
At Ser.YOrk Saes and Storage Repository.
331. $50 and al Fourth-aFe., cor. Tgentg hfhst
A GENTLEMAN's elegant ROAD ESTAB-
N LIsHMBST al PRIVATE SALB-At BARKER CHASBs
City Auction Mart and NeWYork Tatea Of Broadway and
Thirty nint Of he hansomet and desirable
closely m'hei pair Of fast young rotng Geldng in e state well
known the road Ned West sni Mates sired By Gen West o
Morgan and Des stock and raised at HoutOn Me rich blood
bays with heavy long AOwng and a l5 high and
for sye appearance end diving quail
TIES have shown l o. ass together and warranted TO ot
29 be driven lady speed and warranted sound and
hind Also R0l Wagon built b. Gy double and single Harness
made by LoEen; Blankets Robes Whips &c S0i for want Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

N.., morn married. with considerable vsfiahis lUs
-, IN the low meiam grades lhe er'9 49,, Amber
bteeon IL III "a vaaed - and nader IN orli
w 49, Wiest Fttrs there has De much depreeAOa avnmn.
any submitting 90 mach lower Ptes
~, bss been SLOW Of sale gut 20 close eut e ~ Ind
nave instances been acrepedi 700
$780,, ~ i,r Investment aried IS relai ye y % irg
go WET zoe Of their ourrg hs fboce Family
- fev and increased che desiet sHi oeo e 90 Tpeey
isnts have ben better sustained hsn other go ps 40 oat
fr.slr stock Of Niie N1-t
-etop 10 The VANS Of trade that oar pm e u,svor
rv lt inclination sell and onl- 90 tAeu Fe9 4, the
~ reports 81 th crop Winter What hage - of the week
900 feinr noticeable Weinesy lhe last
isv d. Four Tna DALI as usual q. VI ,5i most
rrs under liberal arrivals fivor toe hecr and rather
sabe close the maske tame ioi ac5 tbis We quote;
str m the me un ara hsh grades salc s - IS 70 20
- ~ III. IS OlQ IS % ono. lrd. ~ ~. : ~,
- ' w ''''' s)a ono Rounlhoep " 25e 7 20
Supsns......... 80 y ta zoo 4rs5s BIRDS OJ6 40
s...s o1ai' 9 ga e % 1 West 1I!,' o., u "a
%s.,s sas1i 90 o' k l5S o. 900 So i
hbuesois k1tras We ~ ~ Louis Single kxts goa 10 %
o % 70 iS' . s i Ss 4 f6. Ma Es IL s %
sun Amge, so Genee Ertrs hraudi U0g ~ %
southern fiouI .ssle- Of 80 hhi We quote;
mnttt Us ~ "a ,iesretouu. Mxdt 3ooe SUP 20 ..@ - 9
b-s ~ snt t3oorsetosn Extra and Family ~ - S
slt,ri Cour Superine. 80 80 N "a
Courtrr ~ ~ 20
Tirors How ari-st brands .'''''''''''''' ~ m IN
Urgerown aue vicinity krtras'. -. 80 "
r.. Fosr doll and eaer sales Of ~ oO~ we
~. Flour Western. '.'''''''.''s IN
Flour Pcuusry anta.., -
Con- Me b. dull and LeavTi sales OF $50! bo en- "a 20
Sorr Mi ester % 90 Corn Meal brre ~ "a, %
Crosan fiog limited demand and Is tame; ~ 800 ~
s5us III our seug slowly OF so sga III ~ Dbl
ExYuBIs sEpI. l. l6'i' 70 DATE
q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
The True Grounds OF Confidence.

r Whence canes that firm reliance, that abso-
lutte, rnIdoubting faith in the efficacy of Hos
letters Stomach Bilters as a remedy for in6i-
gestion, bilious disorders, intermittent levers,
which nOt0riously prevail in all parts of the
United States =? This confidence bus been
growing for twenty years, and it is still ex-
tending. 1t is not the result Of credulty ; it
has not been engendered by any human device,
but Is the spontaneous and natura, consequence
of experienced What people see daily going on
Funder their own eyes they cannot. question
When familiesih unhealthy districts that re-
sort to this wholesome vegetable tonic, as pre-
tentative, escape periodical fevers, and their
immediate neighbors, wha neglect this pre-
caution, are Frustrated by ths disease how is it
possible that the phenont non should be without
hts lessoni mike manner when tits seen that
obsiinatecases of dyspepsia, OF liver complaint,
Of constipation. of nervous weakness, and gen.
eral debility, yield to the operation of The IA
nous remedy, how can even Ircrcdulity itself
withhold its endorsement? Eye witnesses,
of the salutary effects of the Bitters are to be
found in every civilized settlement on this con-
tinent. The thousands upon thousands who
owe their restoration TO health and strength, oil
their preservation from sickness, to its extra
ordinary medical properties, are enthusiastic
Ia its praise The muhitudes who recommend
| Ii in neis hborly way 70 their friends and nc
euainsances. as well as to those y no make pub
lie their estimate of its virtues, are alwayl
| ready to state their reasons for the faith tina
| ia IN them. They have all either felt or wit
messed lls beneGcent operations.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
N1at1 Directory.
Fayetteville Post-Omce.


Railroad-leaves every day except Sun.
day at 3 A. NJ; arrives at P. n Supplies
the following offices: Kelso, Brighton, FlYnt-
EIlle, Oregon, Georges Store, Flora, Hants
Station, Salem, Winchester and Decherd.
Iullahoma stage-arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at l0A. NJ; leaves same
days at PIP. N. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
burg, Bonneville, County Line, Tullahoma.
Huntsville stage-leaves Monday and
Thursday at 8 A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at P. NJ. Supplies Goshen, Halle
Green, Meridianville and Huntsville.
Shelbyville horse-leaves MONDAYS and
Thursdays at 8 A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at Pm. Supplies Norris Greek
Chestnut Ridge and Shelbyville.
Pulaski horse-arrives everv Friday at IL
NJ; leaves same day at 1890. Supplies Cy-
ruston, Millyille Pisgah, Bradshaw, Pulaski.
Blanche horse-leares every Friday at
a. N; arrives Saturday at 3P N. Sup.
pies Camargo, Molino and Blanche.
Money Orders can be obtained at this of.
fce upon post Offices in all parts of the L
Hited States. a hist of Money Order offices
may be seen on application. Rates of con-
mission for Money Orders are as follows:
Not exceeding $50. 10 cents
Over $50 aDd not exceeding $50. Is do
do 80 do do so Is do
G.. W. MORGAN, p. II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
Atlanta. Georgia.

Reported ueeG1g for the OBSERVER, By II.
i Il. Coz tS Bro, Produce MerchGnts.l
(" Corn-white, 93M95; yellow, G bush
ell. 9O@e3. Oats, 70@75. -. Wheat
Tenn. white, $2@2 ~; do. red, l 9O@ 81.
Flour, sack, SO tbs---fancy, SIS 25@5 SO; fam
ily,4 5O@4 rs; extra, 81 OO@4 %; superfne,
3 5o@3 rs. - Bacon-shoulders, 62@T
hams, 12@l2h; clear sides, So -;.-''
Rye, nominal, / 20. Barley, nominal;
Onions, = Dbl, "a Irish Potatoes, e bbl
2 5O@$3. Field Peas, red, 81 40@l so
!. Meal, 93@s5. Lard, bbl, 9@1o cans,
Butter, 25@3o Eggs, l2@
rs. Feathers, new, 60@65. =. Dry Hides,
1920. A sheeting, 49, Ola. g
shifting, l2@l2IE 80. Cotton Yarns, 60
al s. per bunch. :. Tenn. hay, 81 COG
/ SO.
Corn in demand. tends upward, stocks
light. Flour firm, good demand. Hay IN
reouest. .Eacon and Lard dull and droop-
ing. Butter and Eggs sell readily If fresh
and sound,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18

~ This is leap year, and it
was anticipated that the ladies,
having the whip hand aud the
inside track, would do a flourish
ing business in the matrimonial
line but up to this time these
expectations have scarcely been
fulfilled. To be sure, they have
had only three months in which to
work but still the time has been
ample fora better display of re-
suits. Consummated matrimoni-
al CONTRACTS have not increased.
On the contfsry, the marriage no.
tice columns of most Of our ex-
changes show q decided falling off
from last year. Perhaps, like
skiilfol race riders. they are hold
ing back for the last quarter, when
they win make q desperate dash
and come off victors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-18
Our Fair GROUNDS.

Whatever is to be dune towards
subscribing for the improvement,
! of our Fair Grounds, ishould be
done quickly, The amount of
money necessary Is known, and
was published in this paper two
weeks ago. It is important to
know speedily whether or not The
whole sum is 10 be raised. Work
on the grounds should commence
at once. There il much to be
done, and ample time must be al
loved in which 10 do it properly.
The grounds IRE large and attract
i've, and ought to be fitted up in a
style that will reflect credit upon
one of the most prosperous and in.
telligent counties in the State.
Oar neighbour, Bedford, with a
population possessing less wealth,
and in debt two dollars to cur one,
has prepared its Fair Grounds in
neat, convenient and comfortable
manner. Win Lincoln county
l'g behind its less prosperous
rival? We hope not. A due re-.
gard for our character as q county,
as an intelligent people, viii promp'
a united and earnest effort, in the
right direction. We have ample
means to spare, if used with q lib
eral spirit. 1t is not necessary
to show to our readers the advan-
tages arising from these Annual
Fairs. That has been done re-
peatedly in these columns, and,
besides, it is unnecessary now,
inasmuch as the exhibitions have
year after year demonstrated to
the satisfaction of every observer
that a comparison OF products
p -g
does inpart valuable information,
and beget a laudable effort to ex-
eel in developing the unsurpassed
but often dormant resources of our
country. 10 20
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H@ We desire to call attention
to the tact that, BECAUSE we re,
print extracts from other papers,
we do not invariably endorse the
sentiments therein oontained--no
more than we are bound to
endorse the views of correspond
ents. We believe in full and free
discussion, no matter whether IL
originated with Us, with other edi-
tors, or with correspondents.
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tisement appears in this paper.
DIR. S1oE's CArARRH RrMErr $500 re-
ward for an incurable case. Sold by drug
gists at 80 cent?.
Lasting Loneliness. 40 years ago,
when, paint, pearl pow der and enamel, were
running the complexion and destroying the
health Of women of fashion, RAaAN's
MAaSoLrA BALM was brought out as 3
pure botanical cosmetic, guaranteed to res
tore bloom and beauty to the skin. From
that time to the present it has been con-
tinually rising in public estimation as the
safestand most upexceptionab preparation
of class. Instead of producing IAN attie
1fcial metallic surface, like the deadly cnam-
els, or willing the euticlc like the poison.
Gus fluids sold under various names as
"bsautifers,h it keeps the skin as soft as
velvet, renders it as smooth and glossy
as satin, and imparts to it that deli.
/ cate, rosy tinge, which is the beau ideal
| of complexional loneliness. This exquisite
chromatic effect is not transient. BY APP
plying the Balm daily il may be prolonged
IRON yonth to age. A lady gho purchased
the. first bottle OF the article nineteen years
ago writes to say that her complexion at
forty is "pnrer, clearer and more brilliant
than it has ever been;" and she attributes
FRS beauty solely to the daily use of HAGAN's
MAGNOLIA BALM. 80 ~