Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
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hereof ground. In rdh years time. then,
fIhefciiy Of New Work has covered esq
Ihcsas Of land With houses. and bad thar
much SPACE added 10 the actualbci
i PoRK.-lThe prospect is that The pork
market Will be high enough this season.
1--we heard a genlieinan asking S4 80 per
iIlO0 lbs the other dhy. The pork is good
land the price is good but where is the,
money TO dome irohil That the question.
II Aiaens Tenn. ] Pest
/ The Cholera Gas again brslIen oui in Eu-
rope at viehna, at Alexandria, and in Sweden
The Chafie ton Courier says, ll.ai about
thirty wealthy t.dzens Of Maianzas had ar
rived at thai place. They ara suspected ei
Ibflng connected Wah Gem LOPEZ.
! |, Is stated rl,at there are from 6F5 CSC 10
/ 500 GOO worth Of trunks .manniaesurrd %
and exported from sf'incinpan annually.
Al Greenville. Tim. there was a severe.
snow storm on The ~ ult. Ilexlended around
that place forlen miles
Texas has voted BY a large majority to acT
i .cepr the boundary proposition.
! The Whole number of voters in Kentucky
=. returned by the commissioners oiltaxes q
/, The State TO- 1850. IS IS5,pg9-
The Missrssiprian contains notice Of new
arliele of bage,na made from Ihd moss grow
ins so exrensigely ia the forests land Iswamps
; ,of the South anl Southwest
Coon p,vypExp The directors Of ne
Andnsta Manufacturing Company haFe ds-
Glazed dividend OF ) per cent ca The ORG
nal capi,al Of the Company, payable Oh ue
mand, out of tie profits Of The ast SIX noolhs
This while The mills Of The Nerih are co
sing their doors Do we need any better ~
! idenSe Than this that ;he South has \ ~ hef
I power to compete Successfully WIN 'n
Norlh in the manufacture OF Cotton O'o""s'
Saunnioh .Ne,rs.
y IvcRE,sE or BAprisrs. La 1910 llere were
IN New York and the IIhnedsae v'-uilv, <
d Bapllss charches, II pastors, and 8 27,2 mem
h hers In lo50latfe are IL churehes W pas
I tors and IG 500 membei~; an increase q
4.707 l.emters, p pastors and q churches
q Corroy Thomas Afleek. Of MisSnsip
i,sanN man 81 note ~ the HsfHui'uia
h. xsoIld. the n o. Pieaynne ihat 81 his up u
+, ION. il is exceedingly doubtful wheiher tie
4, crop Of thrs wear VIII ehual thai Of llasl ans
4; 4 ,.lanters Will throw their ctops IDto mar
y, ket Steadily and IN moderate pguanIsles. ans
= .i,,it their factors to jIceais Tor nslddilnes
y their cotton viii command tina, prce h read
/ iIv as lower one lie NAV BE- correct u
IS IFS concln>iohs il is a question Tor 'he
% consideration OF planters -.Nlobie .4drertisel
70 The entire debt Of Tex as officially stale'
Y at 81 GOO 600 IN repor 10 the iale Leg Isa
E lure. This, II is presumed. IS after se.lIns
II down the debt 10 he SUPPOSED specie value
I FAT the tme il was issued i sf In
Il. A gentleman Of ,sPrioE feId Mass, k,llst
IL On Mount Tom asstiw days since. black
Il snake measuring eghl teel in length apt
Ii seven incnes IA circumference.
L oh beng opebed. lplI grown red SOUR
i Gels lwere found, which BE had apparently
d swallowed by wsy of treakiasi. THIS "A
Sc about The iargest snake OF this species we
a. Fer hears Of.
PUr1rc Ge.rIrupE. New York papel
81 states that in the Poor House OF Iial cry Is
a man, dying by inches OF old age aud neg
e Ieci, whose portrait can IL seen IN tue Gov
le encf's room al The Cry lballsin PAINTING
,sIl placed there as all honor ID an.hono'ed name
vel and a relic OF The most gl0noas pages oil
AL American history The .nian, who IS tuend
,n less and an inmate Of the Poor House OF The
u cry and county OF New York, IS the same
r. brave seaman who pulled esle bow oar OF the
rbnat which conveyed the heroic Perry roni
t.ihis dismanfled ship to the ship Niagara a
g his glorious victory on Lake Erie.
hei
l fhe business Of killing sheep for ihciI
ID mere hide aud aow IS rafrfed on quile ex
IN tnsively al Cincinnati. One house slaughters
le 600 head Of Sheep daily he skins are IA
n zen oil. and The wboie body .ren'ered out
k. into iallow-;he meat beng thrown " the
i'll hogs. ~
OIL ,
4 In consequence Of the extraordinary dry
a ,weslhef tI,h fall, very many OF our fsrineT>
q have not yei sowed their wheat. while many
who did sow 10 September will lose their
( planting. as in a large number OF Instances
s. The grain did moi germHate al sIi. OF It u did
tU The Excessive drought LAS CAUSED i tojie OUT
10 Tile result 81 all this must pc, bat me wheat
as crop OF next year will again be short one
le so far at least as East Ienhessee Is concern
W I'd.
SIX years agoiheTe were but two vessels
Of any kind on Lake Superior, aud not1mofe
e, than one or two white fainlies lcould be
p found WITHIN four bundled miles iron, the
e. Saul 10 La Pointe. Now there are three
large pTopeliers and six or seven sail vessels
~ Four LIGHT houses have been erected by The
u Government, and several thousand inha5ir
ants are scattered along the coast.
IN The whea' crop Of Ohio is estimated a
/ 25,oo9,o00 bushels.
y A Toronto faper estimates the surplus
= VIII at crop of This season a 100000 more
!. than thai 81 last wear. whieh was 1900, 600
{ making 200, 900 bushels for export.
v The New You, Jor>a..r of Commerce q
The 9th. ul,,' Says. Tho ralue o. cotton
shipped from this iarl ;iufIng The last month
: is equal IN lie Whole stTprheni of domlIsic
y produce Tor the SAINT viunlh OF the previous
e year.
h Five thousand families IN New York ,o,ltIoi
thirty three thousand Tecently visited by the
Bible Society, were desuiuie d that sacred
. volume.
$ LucKY MAJ The Rev. Dir Hawkes.
d appears to be quite iaVorrif with his pa
d nshionerss al Calvary Church, New York. l.
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