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A NEWARK letter-carrier named Hard
pence has been arrested for robbing the
mails. He did not find hard pence, but
the United States Marshal did.
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THE business community of this city
is almost unanimous in demanding the
repeal of the Bankrupt Law.
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WHO is the coming man for Trustee OF
the Southern Railroad?
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CINCINNATI wEsTwooD NARRow-dAuGEl.
Daily, except Sunday Time, min. fast.
Leave G.. Ii. & D. Depot, 6:W AM, ll:oO ",
$3.50 P N, 625PM
Leave Brighton Station. 6:95 A N, 500 NJ
II ;3O A N, 2:45 NJ. 80 NJ. 6.4OPM.
Leave Kotl,'s (Westwood), 5:b5 N, 7:lu
A N, 1896 A N, 12;45 NJ, 4OU Pm, 6.'5PA.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Brgnson station, $40 M, llho NJ
1886 P N, e:4I P n, 6:l1 NJ, T.20 ? M.
Leave Robb's (WestWoodl, WY M, l0;Su
N, 1880 P N, 2:lO P NJ, $40 N, S;ao NJ.
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ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN.

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARKERsBURG.
Depot. Pearl and Plum. Time, min. fast.
Washington Ex. daily...... 9:l5 AN 7:90PA Y
baltimore Ex. aaiiy ....... 9:l5PM 5:3j A n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
ts& How The counting in of

L& How The counting in of
II ayes iy pltent AMI shameless
fraud is viewed by European Re-
puolicans is strikingly set lyrth
IN a priv,te letter which the New
y 'rk World siys was received
IN that city from a most intelli
gent French citizen, long a resi-.
dent I'll New York and now liv.
ing in close personal relations
with many of the leaders OF the
Il publican party in France:
You can not realize" says this
gentleman, writing 10 AN Ameri.
can laiend, 1.-THE effect throughout
Europe OF the decision in the mat.
ter OF the Louisiana election
The enemies Of democratic insti.
tulions are jlbilant, while honest
Republicans are stricken with
lnsternation. So far as | am con-
cerned | avoid them, for find
nothing whatever to say in reply
Ia their, alas! too cogeDt questions.
How oil earth could the Demo-
crats lie 50 innocent as TO imagine
that there were in the Republican
party eight men who could ever
gave a decision contrary to the
interests Of their partyH And
how could tho managers Of the
democratic party vote Tor a bill
which did not impose the necessi
~ of going back Of the returns
If, on the other hand, it was i'm
piled that such would be the case
u was clearly the duty of the sew
en- Democratic umpires TO With
draw from the Commission thu
moment the majority decided the
no investigation would be institu-
4 I'd. For all m'n of sense ant
honesty must unquestionably have
believed that the Commission haC
been created especially for tina
purpose and for nothing else"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

THE INTEREST BILL.-As a
great many may not understand
the provisions of the interest
bill, City Attorney McAl;ster
says that all new contracts must
be made bearing only six per
cent, but that contracts which
previous to the passage Of the
bill had been made bearing in
terest at ten per cent. would be
allowed to run, and that the III
ferest at that rate would have to
be paid. banner, 2ISt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

the veto Of the Governor, by
the following vote;
Representatives voting aye
Baker, lSeRrden, Boon, Brooks,
Brown of Maury, Brown of
Meigs, Bullock, Cannon, Cole
man, Collier, Day, Denton, Dot
son, Donnclly, Douglass, Dug
gan, Enloc, Fisher, Ford, Fra
ger, Freeman, Frierson, Garner,
Graham, Gregg, Goodwin, Good
pasture, Hancock, Hanes, Haw-
kins, Hill, Hendlick, Houston,
! Jerrolds, johnson, Kindrick,
! lands, Lavendar, Lawrence,
Lccch, Lowe, Lyle, Mahoney,
Manson, McAndrew, McElwee,
Neal, Nelson, Oliver, Perry, Pc
tiers, Quarles, Rogers, Savage,
Shepherd, Simonton, Stokes, Tate
Thomson. Tillman, Tolley, Ira
Wis, Wilson, and Speaker Talia-
ferro-64.
Representatives voting nay
Brandon, Brien, Key, Oyerton,
Philips, Smith,.
Notvoting-M Nc Cannon, Por-
ter, Oldham, Washington.
The bill was then transmitted
to the Senate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
California and the Chi.
neSe.

Some weeks ago FIVE or six
Chinese were mysteriously muir
d=red in a California town, and
various notices were served upon
parties giving them employment
that tLey must at once discharge
their Chinese laborers. Things
are getting in rather a bad shape.
A Chico dispatch to San Francis
co of the 18th says:
"That great excitement is pre-
vailing there from the fact that a
number of citizens, this morning,
received threatening letters
through the postoIiice, reading;
Get rid of your Chinese help
within fifteen days, or suffer the
consequence An officer reoeiv'
ed notice Warning him that if he
attempted TO discover who killed
the Cinnamon, he would be killed,
The talk is common on the streets
ut forming a vigilance committee.
The rewards offered thus far eg-
sregate $500, Unloading 81, 500
from the State. Two young men
were arrested on suspicion last
night Circumstance point strong
~ 10 one Of them, The matter is
creating general sensation. The
pres Ia pronounced in demanding
The discovery aud punishment. OF
lhe criminals
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
Chattanooga Market.

Corn, OH wharf, 40 cents, in
depot 40 cents per bushel, sacks
included, dull. Wheat $1.35,
with buyers and sellers apart.
Oats 30 cents, and dull. Hay
from 80 to 70 cents per hun
dred, with no demand. Butter
from 20 to % cents, with good
demand. Eggs 8 cents, dull.
Bacon, hog round, 8! cents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

ItJB Mrs Oeiavia Walton lie
Vert, an authoress Of some repute
and we'll known la society at Wash.
ington, died al Augusta, Georgia
90 the 18Th inst. Her grandfather
q O, Walton, a native of Prince Il /
ward county, Virginia, was one Of
the signers Of the Declaration of
Independence, and aftarward Gov
Grnor Of Georgia and a member Of
the Supreme Court. Her falhe
George Walton, was a aoverno
ef Florida. She was married il
1886 to Dr.. Henry La Vert, o
Mobile,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

/" Democrats who are look'
iag iar past-masterships, had bet
Ter Oh ,ags their political coats be
fore they apply, Postmaser'Gen
eral Key has given notice that he
will ia All cases, give the prefer
euee to Republicans, allpther thing'
being eqaal, Perhaps that is whaI
I.e calls non-partisan civil service
lef5rm,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

III. X. STEVENSi
Dear Sir-I have used vEdETINR. ana feel II
q duty TO acknowledge the great benehs u has
done me. In the spring OF the year ied2 was
sick from general debility, caused by oyerwork.
want OF sleep and proper rest. WAS very weak
aud much emaciated. tried many remedies,
without resolving any benefit from any OF tken,
until was persuaded to try VE0ETINE. Be
fore l had taken this one week my improved
condition gave me renewed hope and courage.
i continued 10 take it every day, gaining more
strength until l was completely restored 20
health. The effect OF this Remedy, In case VI
general debility, Is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
2f Webeter gtreet ChafleEtOWn. Mas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
W. C. EFT M II
is
The Great
Family MEDICINE
AND
HEALTH-REST0RER.
General Debility.

Debility Is q term used TO denote deficiency Of
blood. The nutritiye constituents Of the blood
are In less than their regular proportion, while
the watery part Is in excess. Debility Is OF fire.
guent occurrence. II Is Incident 10 variety Of
diseases The lower limbs are apt TO be swollen.
The patient Is feeble, aud cannot bear much
eKertlon. The circulation Is irregular, but al
most always weak. Palpitation OF the heart Ia
very common symptom. Violent emotion
often throws the heart into the most tumult uOus
action. The vital functions are langiidly per
formed. The muscular strength IL diminished;
fatigue follows moderate or slight exercise.
Tho breathing, though quiet when at rest, be-
comes hurried aud even painfully agttated I'M
der exerlion, rs In running, ascending heights,
etc. The nervous system 10 often greatly dis
ordered. Vertigo, dizziness, and feeling Of
fantness are very common. Violent and OBJ
stinate neuralgia pains in tho head side, breast,
or other parts OF the body, also frequent
attendants upon the disease. The seerelions
are sometimes diminished. In females the
menses are almost always either suspended or
very partially performed. The bile 10 seanty, and
costtveness, with unhealthy evaeHations FROM
the bowels and dyspeptio state VI tho stomach,
are extremely c0Tnmon sy mptOuA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
SWOLLEN LIMBS.

Mr.. STEVENS;
Dear Sr-I write this note to inform yon Of
the effect OF your "BiOod Purifier" upon my
system When I commenced taking IL, year
ago, 1 was very much debilitatsd. Ny limbs
were swollen 80 that it was impossible for me TO
get into or out from carriage, and very painful
u 90 up or down stairs. Indeed, could scarce
ly stand on my feet. My appetite was gone, my
Strength failing rapidly. After using your med
appetite improved and my strength returned. I
can now perform my duties a nurse with my
wOnted case; and ! feel owe II TO HE0ETINE.
A~' as' C.. II. TILDKE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

The New York Sun, speaking
OF Lille Insurance Companies, says:
"Whatever lie insurance COM
panies may do for the dead, a
glance at the list of salaries paid
the managers show that they in
sure a fat living 10 their officers"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

Ds Bacon in the Knoxville
market is quoted at from s to 81
cents, hog round-corn 80 to 81
cents, loose; in depot, sacked,
40 cents per bushel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

There have been 100 marriages
in Salt Lake City within the last
three weeks. The name Of the
happy bridegroom isn't mentioned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

aTr Last Wednesday, the
9lst, snow fell in Canada and
e,treme Northern States to the
depth of Is inches
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29

Mr. WALTER Of the London
qlnsa, says he was surprised At
saeIag 50 little drunkenness y. - !. a, a.
u,rries. Bat ii must bs remem-
lnred that he associated mostly
aim new.papsr men While ~
tlas country
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
Our Washington Letter


Hayes was taken, however it
may have been meant, rs a dc
libcraic turning of the cold
shoulder Oh the stock politi-
clans of the Republican party.
In his Cabinet were those Gree
ley men of ~ and only one
radical Republican; it was made
up, or supposed to be, of con-
servative men. Viewed in the
light of the letter of acceptance,
strengthened by the inaugural
address, the Cabinet seemed 10
indicate disposition OH the
part of the acting President to
have a policy independent of
the average party politician. 1t
was fair TO suppose the States
of South Carolina and Louis
lana, being the only ones in
which a Republican form CT
government does not exist,
would receive early attention,
and that some assurance would
be given TO their people that at
least, the Federal power would
no longer interfere between
them and peace and good Or
der and home government they
desire. But up to this time we
find no decisive step taken, and
no assurance given to one side
that is not offset by promise
to the other. The truth seems
to be that Hayes had no clear
ideas Of his own at first, anC
has none now, and that he il
afraid both of trusting and Of
Tending the two wings Of hii
party. If he does not let things
drift for a long time to come j
will apparently be because i'm
petus is given him that he hal
not force enough TO resist. Blu
he can advertise for a policy
: something like this would b.
neat:
WANTED-A POLICY.
Must be a Compromise Policy
, No bids will be received from
, Constitutional lawyers. All bid
: will be passed upon by a Con
vention of seven persons WIZ
have been selected for the pur
pose, and who were neyc
known to agree upon anything
Apply within four years. AID
dress r. b. H., Washington
d. c.
At the Cabinet meeting yes
teraay 1--WE have one or two
day now the plan of SoutE
ern Commission was discuss e.
and adopted. Men are to b.
sent South TO find out the tru,
inwardness Of affairs in Soutl
Carolina and Louisiana! If
remember rightly the same thing
has been done before. ANT
committees have Investigated
the reports have been made an,
printed. The one glorious op
portunity to use the knowledg
we already have of these State
was when the makers of th
Administration voted, eight t
seven, not to use it. The ncN
Commission is a farce and notlI
ing but a farce. If it report
in accordance with the ide
which happens to be upper
most at the time in the actin
= Presidents head, and no bod
: else TO suggest another idea,
: may be acted on. But VIII
may not the report be made u
: here and now, II TO report
the real object of the Commi
> STOMP All the facts are her
T" and all the leaders can
brought hers in forty-eigl
= hours, The apparent object
not the real object, What
(, wanted is to evoke any feelir
t. that may exist for the Admin
e. istration among the oppress'
n. and desparing men of the sout
ls Amy display of enthusiasts
y, down there will be prompt
% rewarded, | doubt not.
at Tho Democratic majority
IL u l. IL 49,.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
a PERFECT CURE,

CHARLEsrowS, juno II, 1851.
Mr. II. n. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This u to certify that VEoETiNE
made n perfect cure Of me when my attending
physician had pronounced my ease consumption,
aud said could net survive many days.
Mrs. LRDsToN, IS Cook street.
The facts stated by Mrs. Ledston are person
ally known by me, and they are true.
A. ID. HAYNES.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-29
SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.
Georges Store, Li,lcola county.
For the Fayetteville Observer.

Georges Store, Lincoln county.
For the Fayetteville Observer.
CG-.For the interest Of our county, and
- 10 the interest Of all stock-raisers--
Gentlemen propose to show
my fine Jack and his colts against the
county on the
9TH day of April, 1877,
at Georges Store. and invite all men who
have Jacks and stand them to meet me on
the ground that day with their stock. Sira,
think have the finest Jack in the county,
and banter the county for show. Com
pare and say yourself have plenty Of
blue gross. A. Q. BOSTICK.
march 22--2t o
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CEAIEAAIA Al, EXPOSITION E;E

sold iu 40 days. 4 being the Onjy complete
low price work $40 pHgcs, 0niy p2.60,l tfegt-
wonderful exhibits, CuIiosities, great
days, etc: illustrated AMI 81 cheaper than
auy other; even BODY Wants ~. One new agent
seud quickly for proof Of aloe opinions OF OH
cals. clergy and pres, sample pages fll descrip
tim, and extra terms. III 1918 RID BROTH
Frs rubs.. 7I3 SAMSON st Philadelphia ia.
nAIlIlnu Ekewnre Of falsely claimed oniciAi
UhU IuINInd worthless books. seEd for proof.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19


The death Of Capt. Thomas VI. Mayhcw,
which We record in to-dNys paper. resulted
from gHngrcn". accustomed 10y one of the most
extraordinary causes We have ever seen record
ed Some time ugo the deceased Wa annoyed
10y a sharp pain IN his hip. which, after n few
DAYS. PASSED away. Subsequently the same
KIND ol pain WIS felt in the knee. This also
lett him without any clue - the cHusc. som"
time ailcrward. while walking with his wife IN
the city. be- suddenly ielt n s"Vrr" prl"klng IN
his foot which h"rnme So keen and painful as
g. prevent his waking. SnIpins into neigh.
louug store he took oil his boot and found
blood upon his stocking. Examining tho place
wl'r" the blood WAS he snw the point of a
needle protrudIhg. With the aid of force rs the
condition, Temporary roli"i from pnln result
od tut. after returning To- his home west Of this
village. inflammation set in aud medical ad-
y, e. was sought
lii pinsiriun told linn that il would hc neccs-
sary a. lay open the IL -h 10 the home and uso
powerful remedies To- prevent III" spread Of
murtlluton. Capt. MuVhcw declined To Lllow
this 90 hr done at the time, ronseqututS the
very thing his physician lIcdi ted caiur io pass,
Finally. ~ order, II possible, 10 sHNn LIS NE,
ana utatuu heHune nrct s~HlA, and his loot Mhs
rrunvrd end. We uud'r-tunl, sui seuunntly u
portion II his beg The W0ltlhcnii IN hat, how
ever, so pormrWcd his system TINT death re-
suited ~ saturday inst Capt. Mayhem had no
recollection of eyer having swallowed II needle,
but that Ar had done So At some time in his
younger ,aNs, ana HAT il mad gradually Worh, al
through his body II generally supposed The
dcrensod was we'll known IN this Community
and hl.sHly Respected.
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Why IL Good Many People In W~.te-n tities
are Au~iou. to See Him Again.

! Milton Barrymore. alias Giuseppe Reed.
l. iouitl'-- the mn-i .nNleury sought after in
wanted in this vicinity for some time. H. is
wanted hy Ill" LIVERY housegi Nl"n g. Of
NV lrk tll' fahn,-tpeh White Lend '"m-
pany II Pu-'nr.h; a brace yr ealuW-. or
rather su-pend.r '~inNii-hmsut. In thr same
.lty. AMI rs SnIrilit. nd nj Hickey 81 Ihi'aEo.
II yuu ..sN that on l.l I, hc wants To- ini'rvr "
j. Milton Barr, more. ne may answer "a the
negative; So viii ti- ~uh1rdnate~ hut the iact
is nevertheless that Barrymore is lad man.
ani a. such +. wanted. lie mad. lis al
won't into CHI age during the lenttncy ~
tho riot. and nstrnl Of rushing To- the, 'front.'
10 r"prl The lker-. hr rushed 80 thu - jam :
H"t.l ans struck ihe lropr.'tl r. Tor ASH amy
suuIrioS agar eating "a moderate sum. AMI
thou engaged IN general STRIKE among iii"
dealers in pniniS ~; OILS purchasers ~ ha'ui
du.hcrs' goods. and tradesm'n generally, ~ :
PLAN a"''nis To- have been % visit an establish
mont. and after placing himself IN close CON-
munlun with dealers hy the sale Of a hil II
IT, ,r,i in.pa'unlO IN either solicit a loan.
hou-r ile patronage oi winch Ar arsun'" io
ir' ,lous DO visiting Chicago hc had under
luk. pa ia' organ tll"n "i a r"nnlrI IA. ascA''N
I'm Gin .Innafi hui Oh" operations 20 ihut bureau
rr0ls''lnH-~ that i' found u d'isatl" f. ump
'lr tuwu o. r~lNpe tae Vengeance Dt many
prom mat iutrrnun,- 10 tlHt iainWlrk. hui mot,
i.N.y'r. until hr ntd 'Iet tn"n prtus.p of
ti..lr profits derived To- 'n BON - fNil. From
q. o. Wnnft -. j. AS. uut t0r D. -la'iii- #
y. hra-r iy y "ll us. w'rt :" chafn'!
prfia anI 100 "i' 90 lfutN' iu towns Nn the
tgrier- 90 "'ltlot' 10. H. ihe lHit'r, named
til"r' -1.i 90 N. u a-iu'' s.l'.'! 'i'i 'iul
Mh "ai ns i'l h.i. p. iul ~ 'i. "ll' u vnf'
Hui iolu --u" nu "a 'iar;.' OF .rni..ln- iim
Du' a. sJIn. 10 also % uliiiner vine II anxious "a
p ltH ir"T~~ W. .'u nm 90 RESP hN IT, an &C.,
i.Ou. tho N'It' 90 W4lrl l- o. cnltic" a. breach
ID PROMISE OF Il.rr.ns". W IN iAi- r. ora ~
Juieut. nt stan ..iug against ta- lonely young
w DO w. only lrtialiy rN~lted owing 70 tAe
hard Times and the tseS OF confidence thereby
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ENGLtvD's pRTWE MINISTER.
The JcNi.h Statesman who at seventy Rules
the Greatest of Empires.

.,,
The ncws that piSracll was 10 speak illlcd
all tho seats belonging to the members and an
nthpr points where hc could be- -eon and heard
were crow Ted ~ members from the other
House. lli uNf nr.d iu h' told winch II all the
mrn fellow nl' Wa~ tli' famous lfim" Minister
On the front hcucii. IN u"Htly the centre pl IN"
halt. sat Llut" ia lu \. ga whose mot"rl,ss
attitude, ~W.rt Il %. ana llrit'w cn-t oi couni'-
nance | ~ ono r'c"gun'd we great Tory
leader. He WIZ tli" mo nnf k"d ana STRIKING
figure in the House ls features arc largo.
his face suuH' Us sinv'n Nn' dmk; hi- rNrrcs-
sion "a dun .uil. 900 immumliN rus sull.nn.ss
oi his swHrthy features nNS iht,h1il"t 10y nus
raven hlu. is hhlr W. ~ ~ Nhh, cut sruht'y
around The neck. liz iol't"au lS wide anu
high his prr'oriiN" orenns prominent giving
him - sirun- intellectual ll"Hthncc ana Whirh
is added Go rather ihdil q IRA l'h lrvm 10y ms
lroad. massiN' tuw--indi'u'. Intellect backed
ur r"tn'nr"d ny enormous ptN-rhl pow RS.
For long Tim" y" SAT On tn' n"n'n Wtn one
lex crossed oyer the 9lncr mead bowed q nv
forward, amt MOTION, 'es - " Gust ih hiyhT'.
snvc "a twisting iu nul on o' ra'n uth'r OF his
white, snap ~. si"nN'r hhhus. may except
another mot uu, iui Whi'n WIS SO sliEit as 10
49, Az" n,tlc'. unless one IKE hNsrll W'r"
wntchini, MIN with close attention. rms WIS IN
his cN"lii7. Ihcy ar very lhrsc. ana Drop over
his cytH TN" Two rf0nt curtains; uiphhruy
thry were down, gunr"ulng tho whole eye: tut
now and then they would ris' quickly Tor
short distance. aud u thin hu'kL round oi in
tense black would Hash ont ~ IA u" au IT, n'.