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prTIyr OF INFLAMaIATION AND ULCNRA'
"TTTntiST OF TUE BLADDER, AFTER TIE
life OF TIE PATIENT HAO BEEN
NrSPAiRED OF BY HIS MEDl-
ATTES ia Mt

,rx,.,. from, letter Of Or. r. Il. Greer. OF Rocky
,ionnt Franklin county, Va, OF June s. lS76.l
..f b,,. recently had occasion 10 try the 'Lithia
y.sier' In a case OF lutamlna.ion and Uloeration
" thc Escd.r caused by the retention Of urine, the
~ i, ' ~ s,rcture OF twenty years standing. had
sxhans;cd all The resources, both Of experience and
oH,hn-irv without re'ief. and when my patient
r"".nted the use Of It had 40 hone OF his rscoy-
Sry lie has been nsng The watcr 1Te weeks, WITH
~ r"nin'rc recovery, and without >oue unexpected
change III his condition. will be on ms feet In SNORT
,ima The Effects of the water In this case have
i.-n marvellous For The sake OF humanity shall
keep record OF the aud report to you rs IL ad
vance,. 49,, -, co.- ~
In subsequent communication, DIR. Greer. re-
ferrirg 10 the above case, says: =
Il Badder, heretofore reported. The patens rec0F
4rd. and attribute the recovery ehlreiy 10 tue
Li.hla Wafer"
These WATERS. in cases Of one dozen hal.gal-
Ion bottles s. per At the Springs. aud OF pUR-
CELL. LADD& CO.. Richmond, Va, 5000 per
case Pamphlet sent 20 any address. ,.
THOMAS L. GUODE. Proprietor.
&C ! 2taw6w Buffalo Lith'a sprluGs' Va
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WEATHER REPORT.

z" fNDyoATroSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather, east to south winds during
Tuesday, and falling barometer.
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or Mr.. c. woLFFE, OF POINT COU-
CASt. Nk ZEE PARISH, LA.

,o,xr rorrEG PARISH. La, Aprii 2, 1878.
-. sao,noS F. Goodt, Proprietor 6Hfdto Ltfhsd
SPRINGS. Virginia
~ vasrs ago began 80 suffer with severe and
wv ,a;n in my kidneys. which was soon foi.
coas;'ns-- ~ tx;oiep: Ntrscss. Averaging absut two
h@e'' sSuSIur cscruciatiug aconS from ~Eich WAS
,rc.on,Jv relieved by the discharge OF stone Oh
Do. I Usage O! smaller stone, and .omet'ines oy
~ hl,t ~ in considerable quansit.es.
spa ~ hui in vain the best medical assistance
i<rEs,sS result Ct tins state OF things was re-
@haS:,"s;Icn q con6l; on that my meilcai ADVISERS
ca21,, frankly that l had nothing 70 nope from
'nn. 'nn..ssSes. th.t ny condition was 4 hopeless Que
!S looked 20 death aicne for ter'n,natlon oil
~ orleans ahou. SIX months ago advised me 70
~ the RG..ao i.ithia Water, Spring No. when
:Ia .,,out q week after commenced Inc uee OF
i,IT.a m attack OF less thsn usual severity; IN
b,.h passed TWO smai! stones-ohe D 1oiicf
t"cFF IN n tumj!Sr Of the t5atcr, and an dooat
H.. hours fOanG IL GisSotcsd to fne D0,oder'
r,at rave NE confidence. aud determined 10 per
a. !a1. in lis use l have had no attack whatever
S,ce nor has there been auy discharge OF stone or
sand. . ,z x,,,;~o,,. s,s-,,..-o,
,,r weight, which h2d been greatly reduced. nave
d., aimed. and my general health has been en-
.,niv -" rrs,oreS. livery chcerfully acknowledge my
.r,ssctuss< 20 ;he Bndaio iitia Water for my l!tt
A"f ''' 'o' Ecspectiully, c. WoLFFE.
STATEMENT of MR. }. L: LYONS. WHOLE
SALE DRUGGIST AND IMPORTER,
- .xn a. CORNER GRASvIER AND CAM
= SrnsETS, NEW 0RLEANS.LA.
Nrw ORLEANS, LA. April 5. 1878.
1,rn personally cogu:zint OF me tTuihIuness
s-.go,nr a.. statement OF Mr.. c. Wolt.a who Is QUE
,'S ,'|Snrt'si I"' cii:z.as j. L. LYONS.
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GoNPECrrON-ERIEs, a:e.

f'eKE CANDIES.-I ana manufacturing
lHFS y ny inim!,ahle pure c. -ushed sugar CLAIR
seus, wholesale purposes than any house Ia this
haons s',Sarran.ed perfectly pur," anu no adatte.
s6a-so,lM don't uHe any gnc0s gra p,-sugxr, tara.
bgsed sniteSs brighter, Eruer, and - HaFrEutsd
saa arf1 In nsy e:!mate, /. 81 Ez
ass LOIS 4. 80saIEUx. on1eeaeser.
14l2 @Ga street.
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girhu,ol1d 1ispatf1lI... |.
TUESDAY. -. OCTOBER 81, 1879.

x9- THR CIRCULATION OF THE BIspATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClgCU-
LATIoN or ALL THE oTRER DAILY News
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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EXGE RSIOSS.
VORKTOWN, 23D OCTOBER.

TIE NINETY-FIGIIrH AHNlVERSARr OF
Tt!F SURRENDER or LOED CORNWALLIS
which Is preliminary to the Centennial Celebration
IN 1881, WILL BE HELD AT YORKTOWN
OCTOBER Esd.
The exercises will consist Of addresses. poems
&c, by distinguished speaker, ana grand FIX 2E
BARBECUE 10 all strangers.
II will be participated IN by troops from Rich
mond, Norfolk, Fort, mouth, " illiamsburg, lamp
ton. Baltimore. Washington. AID by order OF tht
Secretaries Of War and the Navy The troops from
Fort Monroe and The squadron ut PRESENT In uamp.
ton Roads Will take part In the cxercisss
Trains VIII leave the York River depot at
O'Clock A. NJ and reach YORKTOWN az IL O'Clock
Returning, leave Yorktown a. 3 O'Clock =. NJ, CIV
Ing all .xcursoni>ts sail from West Poirt and ur
and dUwn tie heaWifull York river, arriving a.
Richmond a. O'Clock L. NJ.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, :2-
TO be had from eicsr Of the First regiment ant
at JoINsTON'S. 9l3 Main street.
Special cars FOR lD;cs he trip Oilers moet
pleasant ncuce 10 parties OF ladies and gen.
t!cmen who wish 10 spend a delightful day.
&C gust
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". TLLYsoN L Co., advertising agents, insert ad
yer.isemeuts Ia all Of the newspapers Of the Uniss
S,zes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT ut the Dfs
match counttng-room will receive prompt atten
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THIS IS what A. A. Fuller, E,q. OF Boston, says
about BURSETT's COCAINE: :" have used less
than Il bottle. The dandrutf, and the irritation
which caused It, have entirely Disappeared and lry
hair was never before in so good condition"
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Roons STATE CONSERVATIVE EXECUTIVE )
COMMITTEE,
richmond, October 20, 1870. }
John R. Simmons, OF Norfolk county, is
appointed canvasser for the Thirty-third
senatorial district.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copT.
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Go TO FRAYSER'S GALLERY and get one dozen
cARD-PHoToGRAPHs for 81, or half-dozen for
so cents.
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ARp-PHoToGRAPHS-pc dozen, Stat FRAY
SER'S GALLERY.
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Entered a: the Post ONCE at Richmond, Va, as
second. class nlatter.J
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We should not suffer from q cough when 4 few
doses of AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL VIII cure.
lime. money, comfor'. health. all, are saved by II.
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A FINE CuEw-Cheapest out-l0c. plug, Il
The pound, at +. WHlTLocks'
l445 Man street.
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CARp-PHoToGRAPHs-pe half-dozen. 50c.-a
FRAYsER'S GALLERY, opposite post-ofice.
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nrrrAI.o. 4Il.AlI..,-e IATIIsIA.. Ha1l.s: 49,
~~-.-,,.r,,I0 LITHlA WATER
DUfE Fok
IS ,runSs OF THE KIDNEYS AND
AFfEtt'U, RIADDER-
DIaRETES.
n,ABETEs MiLLITUS.

O1AEETES MfI3btKUS'
N,ss -. STATED RY DIR. THOMAS
CASE q SAHNALL. OF GRIFFIN. Ga.
t,oro letter dated Griffin, Ga, March
,nt7e' 1871
"t,a que . hid shout Seyen years Of age. so'Dd
ssc N$ sscs,,d ievcr. distressing nausea. lnsata,
s y,5ssssn sss Sssy :s ssa asol iSpa ssSsss
xl'h ,so ,a nnusua, quantity OF water, aeea' three
rsinn' epr,aination found Il had tae charss-
On es.,"r ard smell Of diahetic urtnc. under
rrN 60 s -, /, Welded atnodant evidence OF me
TrHsmssa sf glucose tdiaoetic susarl Us srecihc
s'sss 's.esn Ss IF 1'se ssis' f.
Sc o. Virginia which place she visited
@ mont Of Angus when her CONDITION wa WAS rs, 80
a isee 'eS from ns'9iss eos She
s!aei $50 tahon, ycar from the afsack>, en-
Ea5ea ,od o, health lively. cheerful, and playful"
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BOAT RACE.
II ANAWHA vs.. OLYMPIC.
EpTCST1bNAE..

SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
- Pga.rScCa l.. y. -NA3shl.TFf Principal
fIa,r nrolIpssDr 1T Augusta rcmic NcwlGary; Miss
VI j. BALDWIN. Prpclpai}, 3u4 east Grace street,
between Third and Fourth opens OCTOBER l.
1870 Youth uf both rcctl; ed. SPECIAL CLASSES
Tor Chi ldren from six 10 ten years OF age. Hours
arranged TO suit puuis attending schools Of English
evening Glasses for young men IL French and
German. Languages theoretically and practically
taught Send for circulars TO 304 east Grace street
In
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GPEEISL NOTICE. sa8S
Madame DENELTAN. after hayingSMoNs
.oiourn OF SIX weeks IN al. the principal northern
CHE, h:s jist rrurutd t.,nd can lay with ne Ut
mo-: cnItturrl With the .. >,,
IstGisT 40 tlr~T COMPLETE SiNI u Of
MiIIf%Ehi. -yRAW- AND FANCY
GOODS.
Tia, t#, r..r tnn.: Snihtcd In iii!, cry and re
,,I,.a,- M lin. rt.I,. :u examination OF her
-trERB STOCK,
and they will rca1y judge Of The verify OF thi' ad-
yertisemcut. .
As tho ears anG .,acs pas the door. y0u VIII save
twenty time. The i:,.r charged BY AL early eAAlinl-
inr.
You are special matted at .
MAaAaE u. DEMELNAh'>.
1928 .ta!a, b,iwccn Thirteenth aad
Fourteenth streets.
n. R.-Two good APPRENTICES " - Ed
Tn ose that have GeeI II the trade pricTren
OC
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEMS UNDERWEAR.
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST GOODS,
LOWEST PRICES, at
r.. JOHN WANAMAKER's.
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csuBRs 4 WILLIAMS. AZ P. ". commissioners J,
sale near the southwest corner ar Q. aS Main and
Sixth streets. :.
poRERT B. LYME, AZ P. M.. trustees sats re. OF o,
framed tenement on the west hne VI KAY
atrees between franklin and Ross.
yAs MACDoUGALL, l0kA. d., furniture, as'
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A little HOP BITTgRs saves big dccior-bills, lon
sickness, suffering, and perhaps death.
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AWUsEM ENTg.

TOMORROW EVENING.
the ron aatic 0ve-story Of orcrpoweripg Interest,
entitled,
IL T. RD.
Box-sleet at Johnsion's and at cffice of Theatre.
oc 2l.1tt
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MtE.& INERY.

GRAND OPENING OF M .8,
u PuHTED AID AMERICAN SOV-gHAXG
GIriES lN NH.!dErRY on WEDNES- Vks%es
DAY AID THlE$D1i, october 18Th ard 18Th, ut
4 ,'rock A. NJ, n. MRS. +. HUTXLERS,
J25 Broad street.
.r.r. iuyi,cd =. cali nc ii
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THE ATTRACTIVE PRICES

LEVY BROTHERS
are now uHcrii z their whole stock at are drawing
large crowds daily to their spacious store.
They are following the plan adopted during their
closing sale of selling every article Mt the LOWEST
PRICE and deserve the success they have met with.
We bespeak for them the liberal patronage Of our
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IerTyHE CoPYGRAPH."-Tbe greatest

ssrTHE CoPYGRAPH."-The greatest
time. labor, aud money-saYtng article ever
tr,ro.iucfd: producing more than my copies from
nririnai wiring Of letter. circular, po,tai-
card bill or fsre, sheet OF music, &C. invsusoed de 20
merchants, lawyers, asssxnee map.II mp.hia y,I,, 10
sespsta.es OF lodges societies, and institutions.
regmentsl sdutan.s and company oEers bs.rds Of
T md =" nj, business aud profea,on,i men nav
pg ontng or copying TO be done taiss n.
ladies, for Invitations. Al Homss nsssssary. No
Sneeisi n.,,sr required. TIE entire ouat peipR %
ngrsssion- Plate, boitie Of Prepared ins' so1
Sponge. send for reduced prices. AIpGIRY,
oeal.l, alas Main street. E!ssnoad' W.
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nR. b. COHEN, late professor OF Modern
IL and Ancient Languages In .he Boys md Girls
High School in savannah, ga. viii open on the ST
az OCTOBER a SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, fl
ring them for college or for business, at 1912 EAST
CLAY STRtET. -
EVENING CLASSES for young ladies and gentle.
mon IN which the FreusR ard German languages
win pe taught practically and theoretically.
For frther particulars, terms, ETC., Inquire at his
residence. 1912 eat Clay street.
ePrEEpESCEs: Rev. DR.. JOHN William Jones,
Rev. j. B. Jeter, D. D.. key A. f. Dickinson ID. d.,
i,r. ". II. Rutrner, Kew. DR.. Charles Minnigsrods
Caocr,l Joseph L. Johnston, Prof. ed. y. smith
| nr George ~ Bagbv, Judge George l.. Christian
Res.rt T S.iIes se22-1ms
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NEAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, con
w CURDVILLE, PA, chartered by the Legs.
larre Of Penn, yvauia. iwcnty-onc miles SOUTHWEST
of PhiIadslphla. the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central railroad admits both sexes. Thoroughly
ts boys for college, business or FOR The study Of anv
Of the professions. Gradutes :ourg lsa'es: SlVss
little boys thorough home care. an 23-H&w3m
Mrs. SYLYANUS REEDS BOARD
Nl ING AND DAY-SCnoOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, and east FIfty-third street. New
York. reor ems OtTOBEk lsT. French and Ger
man languages practically taught; thorough train
ing In primary, secondary. and cole giate depart
ments Singing (soLfegeJ, Drawiug. Painting aud
Needle Work Included. Each pupil receives the
personal care and supervision Of Mrs. REED.
an s TnSTh3m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-07
The Effects of the Drouth.

The present season has been one
of almost unparalleled drouth.
In Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
bama and Georgia, the corn
crop was about wholly destroyed
by want Of needed rain. In
West Texas corn and cotton
have alike suffered, and cattle
are almost deprived of water to
Sustain them alive. Virginia re-
ports nearly total failure OF to-
.bacco arfl corn crops and grass
burned up, cattle dying of thirst,
and streams quite dry that have
not been in this condition for
thirtS five years or since 1916.
In Florida the orange crop is a
failure, owing to the drouth.
The Pacific slope has come in
for its share Of It's want of moist
ure, and crops have suffered
greatly in consequence. On the
whole, the distress from this UNI
paralleled dry weather is without
precedence in many years, and
must cut short the supply Of ce-
reals in several States to an
alarming extent, in some almost
creating actual famine.
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MADDoX'S LINIMENT!

A FTER holding up for three months,
IN find out by the constant demand for
my liniment that it is giving full satisfae-
ton wherever tried. And after making
other arrangements for my drugs, that is,
can pay for my drugs with my liniment;
and those that are selling sell for less COM
mission, it enables me TO put my liniment
before the public again. 1t will positively
cure rheumatism, bruises, sprains, kidney
complaint, swellings, neuralgia, spine affec-
tion, pains, corns; remove in two or three
days inflammation of the stomach by APP
plying with paper well saturated with the
Eminent. After seeing it tried I know
what it will do. For beast it win cure big
head and jaw, big shoulder, sweeney and
fistula, also poll evil in the primary stages.
You win find it at Smith & Miles and Good
win & Gill's, Fayetteville, Pleasant Village
and Blanche, Nerryville and my house.
Don't fail TO give it trial for it is made at
home and if ii fails on any of the above dis
eases come TO me and get your money back
No one viii buy any other after trying one
bottle. j am making my living honestly
and If you find anything wrong will re-
fund your money.
$3.50 i'll. MADDOX,
july24 Sole Proprietor, Blanche, Tenn.
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A visit to Mulberry.
Columbia Herald.

= = From Lewisburg we
we're escorted in a private con-
veyance to Fayetteville by two
gallant and accommodating
young gentlemen. The late start
and rugged roads necessarily
compelled our arrival to be after
nightfall, which gave the little
town an appearance peculiarly
inviting in the flood of moon
light that SO. softly played over
the handsome buildings. Here
we remained a short time admir-
ably entertained by the genial
hearted family Of Mr.. j. e. Cald-
well. Thence proceeding to our
point OF destination, Mulberry.
The distance thither being only
eight miles we soon arrived pass.
ing through as beautiful a por-
ton Of country as we ever saw.
On either side of the chalky
road fertile plains, dotted here
and there with enchanting forest
groves, were visible to our eyes.
Before our arrival we had in a
half-dreamy state pictured IN our
fancy as containing handsome
cottages. gallant gentlemen. re-
fined young ladies, and hospita-
bic elderly people. And here I
must remark, my Imagination
run quite correctly, only in re-
gard to residences, which are the
greater portions, some exeep-
tons, more on the style of an
cicnt architecture than modern;
however, are convenient and
comfortable. Take the inhab-
ltants as body, we must con-
fess it has never been our happy
privilege heretofore to meet
with such frank, gay and socia-
bic people.
During our stay we visited the
hospitable families of Mr.. M.
Caldwell, Mrs. M. Elmore, Messrs.
Solomon, Allison and Woods,
and last but not least, DR.. Jones,
who was raised in Maury coun-
| ty. Besides these visits we
made several calls, all of which
were perfectly enjoyed. y s
We cannot refrain from speak
ing of the sweet music that we
were happy listeners to from time
to time, made by the Mulberry
string band, which to give them
simple justice, performs well.
Miss Himebaugh also entertain
ed us several times with sweet
strains from the organ and piano.
She is young lady of a good
natural ability and cultivation.
Her browning quality is amiabil-
ity. Thus passed away our Wis
it of two weeks in a continued
succession Of delights, which
seems to us pleasant dream;
bat unlike a dream.it will not
vanish, for it has been promi-
nently placed and indelibly writ
ten in memory's garden, there to
be enjoyed in the coming future,
when the golden gate gently
swings back upon its FURNISHED
hinges. LENA.
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Washington Letter.
Epecfal Correspondence of The oBsERvEn'
WAsgnoToE, d. c., July Dist, 1879.

Epecfal Correspondence Of the 0BsERvER'
WAsRmoroN, D. c., July Dist, 1879.
Among the persons suggested
for the English mission, in place
of John Welsh resigned, is Gen.
Grant. MIR. Hayes might do
worse, as it seems inevitable that
unless Grant or other men of
general reputation is selected
some scurvy politician fromPenn-
syIvania viii secure the place.
The name Of Senator Window
has been mentioned also and il is
believed he could have the place
ifhe desired it. Both Grant and
Window have supporters for the
Presidency in the Republican
party, and the question which
would naturally interest them
most is whether the English mis-
sion would aid their Presiden-
tial prospects. OF the fitness
of any of the numerous gentle
men named, it isuseless to speak.
That will not have anything to
do with the selection.
Secretary Sherman returns to
this city from Maine before GO
ing to Ohio. From all accounts
it appears that his reception in
the former State, was not Us cor
dial as first announced by tele-
graph. The considerable gath
erings and the enthusiasm were
due to extraordinary excrtions of
Messrs. Blaine, Hamlin, and 9TH
er leaders of the Maine radicals.
1t is noted that even reference to
the currency by the Secretary
was coldly listened to, and that
fact does not seem to bear out
recent Republican statements,
that the thousands who left the
party year ago have returned
to it; on the contrary, otherwise.
In the Republican papers there
is marked change in the man
ner of speaking of the coming
election in Ohio. 1t was the
the fashion at one time TO claim
the State for Foster by a large
majority, but that is no longer
done. 1t may be stated that
Ohio Democrats here never
doubted the election of Ewing.
We thought we had case of
yellow fever here, but it seems
we had not. Those who wish to
see the most beautiful city in the
world, and at the same time ex-
perience the delights Of the fl
nest possible weatherin August,
may safely visit Washington.
The announcement that the
Hon. G.. G. Gorham, late Secreta-
ry of the Republican National
Committee, and for several years
until last March Secretary Of the
United States Senate, had with
drawn. his support of the Ma
Gonal. or Labor party in Califor-
MIA, produced profound sensa-
ton at the headquarters of the
Republican Campaign Commit
tee here as well as in Republican
circles elsewhere. Gorham has
long been recognized as one Of
the ablest and most effective or
ganizers in that party, and his
detection and withdrawal from
the Republican party is one of
the most significant events of
the campaign. MCKAY.
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ne The Congressional Com
mission on the Chinese question
is spending a week in Chicago.
The vast amount of information
which they will there gather
from a dozen Chinese landrymen
and tea peddlers viii amply COM
pensate the people for the thou
sands Of dollars the Commission
is industriously engsge d in
spending.
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ne The Exchange Bank at
St. Louis has closed It's doors,
with numerous depositors stand
ing around mourning for their
100000. The Exchange is an
other lone Of those exploded
banks which propose to pay de-
positors in full.
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Business Hen, Pleasure Seekers and Emigranis!
10 Whatever Route You are Going,
ksrth, East, South or West,
The Nashville, Chattanooga
And Sc. Louis Railroad

Is your route. Business men and pleasure
seekers, this route offers you good time, con-
nections and recommendations.
Round trip tickets can be purchased nj
principal Offices for all the prominent spring
and summer resorts, either in North, West
or Southeast. This is your shortest, best
and quickest Soute to reach Memphis, Sc.
Louis and other cities Of the North west; or
Atlanta, Lynchburg. Norfolk, Washington
or Jacksonville and other prominent South
eastern cities. Emigrants wanting 20 90 TO
the great Southwest, you are offered better
time and connections than by any other:
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-07

Maryland holds the potato-can-
ming championship, having put
mp $40, 900 cans in 1873. New
Jersey stands second. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-07
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BY r. T. Holland, sheriff, al
the courthouse, Monday,the 18th,
the one-seventh interest of A
lonzo b. Carriger in about 224
acres in the 9th district.
By ALI. S.. Fulton, c. and M.
and special CON-, at the court
house, Wednesday, the 18th, Ill
acres, more or less, in the Sth
district, in the cause of Lincoln
Savings Bank, &C., VS.. III. N. T.
Shipp.
The debt of New Hampshire
is So. 530.19O.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-07

a cotton factory is soon to
be built in Summit, Miss, which
viii be the tenth in that State.