Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-02
Items Of News

4Lpyc, L VIAt , o. "A uOo t''eSa "eo
received yesterday by a me rchant Of
this city, dated "Warsaw, III, Nov.
Fl, offering hogs weighinglfrom $50
to zoo lbs net, at So 30; from 200
to $50 at So IS; and over $50 at
81 per 100 lbs net. Warsaw is on
the Mississippi river, above ST. Louis,
and a packing point for ten or fifteen
thousand remarkably fine hogs.
Private dispatches from New Y ork,
received here yesterday, advise us
that Mess Pork is offered in that
marke It at S2S so, delivered in
March, April and May next, The
New Workers, it would seem, have
no faith in Western prices for hogs.
A letter received in this city yes
terday from Madison, Ind, says,
''hogs are dull here at 81 %, and
quite panic exists in the country,
and great .distrust in the large mar
kets in regard to proyisions.-Loms-
lUize Courier.
T Hogs.-The first sale Of any note,
and in fact the first Il gitimate for
packing g purposes, was made yester-
day. Between 3, 400 and 4, 900 head
lat an average of 1925 per 100 lbs.
j-St. Louis Int. 20h.
Pork.-There will be no pork pack
led at this place this year. Contracts
for family consumption are being
made at 4 dollars per hundred, deliv-
cred in the city. Hogs are scarce
Glasgow [ No. Tines.
1 The Pork Market.-About II 1000
pounds of pork was DO ught in this
place on Monday last at SIC. The
hogs were delivered to the purchaser
on fool. Athens (Ala.) Herald
Il California Sheriffs are pretty well
paid. The law in regarI to them al
; lows three dollars for Sc ving sum-
| mons or any other process, by which
an action is commenced; for travel
fifty cents per mile; for a bond, two
dollars; for a certified copy Of the
bond, one dollar; for Sc rying sub
e pena, for each witness. one dollar
e and for every mile travelled serving
j, it, one dollar.
Rev. DIR. Lindsey, for merIy Presi.
: dent of Nashville University, was
: indicted into the Professor ship o.
; Ecclesiastical History in the New AL
bany Theological Seminary (Old
7 School Presbyterian on the 13tt
a inst. DR.. L. and his lady have
proved valuable friends to this sem
: mary, having at different times be.
slowed upon it some $4,000, and
] now the talent and experience Of bis
t cultivated mind.-N 7. Tines.
The Spirit Of Missions states that
in 1880, there we're but20 congre.
f cations, % clergymen, and one Dish.
e op in the Episcopal Chnrch in all The
states of Georgia, Tenn essee, Indi
ana, Flo rida, Illinois, Mi chigan, Mis-
f souri, and Arkansas; now there are
in the same States, II b bishops, 22s
clergym en-, and 264 parishes-sc
that while the population has in.
, creased not two-fold, the number o.
: laborers has increased me re than ter
fold.
The indianapolis Journal Of the
10th ms It., says that whit er has come
2 upon them unawares:
The ground to- day is q vered with
: snow to the depth of wo or three
inches; but from appearan ces we shall
soon have thaw. If the snow is
general throughout the country there
, will soon be plenty of water in the
! Ohio.
GEoRG A.-The State Of Georgia
has more and better works of internal
Improvement than any OF her South
ern State, and yet her public debt is
among the smallest. Gov. Towns
|, in his late message, says the debt.
foreign and domestic, in 1847, was
! S1,57S,S75. 1t is now only S1,-
724,722, of which 100000 is soon
to be redeemed out of the income Of
, the Western and Atlantic road. A
surplus of S54,038' in the State
treasury is also applicable to the
same object, thus leaving the real
debt of be State only Sl,370,684.
Instru ctions have been sent to
Judge s. arkey to proceed immedi-
ately to Havana, to take action upon
the case Of MIR. Thrasher, and to de-
mand his release, or trial, as an Amer
lean citize en-.
i The Rhode Island Ta0;slat,,ro al