Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
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menaserie, had been giving him
auts, SC, when one for sport prick-
ed his trunk, which enraged the an
anal, and the boy fed; but AFTER
wa;ds, disregardIng the caution Of
the keeper. HE boy approached The
elephant, WHICH with blow CT lis
trunk killed him
ii 1no Heae,,.d L.'e..ag Mort.1.-
The Panama Ilcsai! says that,
'.about hundred miles from tbs,
within the province, thcre Exists
native child, which was born Hiib
tno dSttn-t heaclI TIE child IS
male, and IS now about ten years
old. 1t has been see6 BIZ pers1us
residing III tdis city, and their state
mcnt in relation TO the extraordina4
ry maliormation is authentic. 4
well known medical gentleman and
physiologist viii visit the Child for
the purpose Of making a scientific
examination"
ARREST OF STRANG.-We learn
that the u. 5. steamer Michigan ar
rived at Detroit from Beaver Island,
having on board Strang, the Nor
mon leader, and three Of his priyy
councillors who were arrested Oh
charge Of .countericiiing and tres.
passing upon the public lands
Btgfa1o Ad0
The Emigration to this country
is truly wonderful. We have oc
casionalIy noted the arrivals, par
ticuiariy from Ireland. A late let
ter from W Waterford mentions tIat
five emigraut ships freighted fully
with 1900 SOILS, left that port fer
America, Oh the 32d alt, and dn
the 9th another large vessel laden
with e.nigrants, sailed for TIE samef
destination. \ magistrate and land
owner in the county Of Mayo,
speaks il terms OF the utmostalar,a
al tie prospect Of the country being
lef, without sufficient hands 10 TIL
the soiL-P. Setafdly Ga=ette-
Subscriptions to The amount. of
/ 100000 (the sum necessary 10 au-
thorize the commencement Of tie
work. have been obtained in New
Orleans Iof tie proposed Railroad
from that city to JacksoD,Mi. The
right spirit appeared to prevail
Aterriblc frc-damp explosion &C
Cured in1hc Clover lii.i Coal pits,
Chesterfield TO, Va about ten
days since. There were only eight
persons in the pits a: the time
seven negroes and one Tlitc-and
they were all killed.
Horace V'eIls,of the Cincinnati
Type Foundry, was accidentally
killed on the 7ih, BY the discliarec
Of 4 rifle in the band of Young
friend. lie stood high with aui
was well known TO the western aud
southern publishers.
An iron railroad bridge, near
Frankfort, Ky, fell a f.w days ago,
killing lour hands and woundlng Il, :
others severely.
CRoPs 1T THE SoUTli.-The
crops Of corn, cotton, wheat, tobac-
co, and fruits in North carolina.
are at tins time in a most flourish
lag condition. The Raleigh SlarC.
ard says the tobacco crop IN Bran
vile aud on the Virginia /bordcr
promises, upto the present date, to
De better than the crop of 1919
and 1850
Two little boys died very recent
ly in Belyidere, Mass, from eating
parsnipS liat had long gone 10 see H.
The accd unit OF the affair says:
They bad miniature garden,
built an ingenious little fence
around it, when they pulled up
some roots which they supposed
were carrots and ate OF them freely.
But they proved to be degencra,ed
parsnips and most deadly poison.
in one hours time both children
were corpses. Both died in the
same house, within a few minutes
Of each other, and with groans and
Commissions that wereS heart-rend-
lng to all who saw and heard them.
No earthly effort could have saved
them unless it had been made I'M
after they had eaten the
poisonous roots
ADvERTIsrNG.-The following is
4 good Illustration of the penny
wise, pound-foolish'' policy, which
many worthy persons-adopt:
"a man in Saybrook, Canada,
.ecently had farm for sale, and
VIC advieo1so aJuoriiso "a. L. :I