Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-19
a hill has nassed tho Senete If

bill Tor thr encouragement OF inter-
nal improvements.
In the streets of Paris the shop
windows display all the mechanical
operations of their owners. A fash
ionable hat store has a number OF
hat blocks covered with silk hats In
It's windows. These are turned with
great velocity by a steam engine,
while delicate brush, which seems
scarcely to touch the surface of the
silk, iInparts to it tina. exquisite
gloss which characteristics the Partisan
hat
The San Francisco Courier saws,
that the valley of the ella is as well
adapted to the culture, of cotton as
any portion of tie Southern States.
Even with the limited agricultural
knowledge of the Indians, they man
age to raise cotton Of very fine
quality.
There are 81 banks in Pennsvl-
vania, with an aggregate capital of
.S1S,966,35L.
The New Orleans bank charters
will expire in few years, and the
constitution recently adopted prohib-
its their re-charter or the charter Of
any new ones.
Females are earning from $40
to 500 per month in The CITIES Of
the Pacific, and husbands are as
plentiful as flies in sugar hogs
head.
Snow to the depth of seven feet
was lying, last week, at Wheeling,
Virginia. At The same time, the
people of " ashlnglon had ''as good
sIeis hing as they ever have in New
England.
Swift retrlbution overlook par
ty OF robbers recently in Ohio
Three men entered afarmer's house
and compelled Isim to give them
nine hundred dollars. Ihat rery
NIGH, two Of the villains were f1oz.
en- to death ina wood near The house
OF the man they had 50 autIaciousIy
tplundered.
The bill making Land Warrants
assignabIe has passed Congress. and
is now a law.
The number Of Savings Banks
in Massachusetts,, is 40.
TIE AHantic Frosen-A Sag Har-
Dor paper says, that the Atlantic
Ocean, on the south slellef thar
Island, was frozen during the last
severe weather. and that nothing
but ice Gould be seen as far as the
eye coull reach.
1t is estimated that over one mil
lion hogs VI ere Ipackedin the West
last year.
/ One hundred negro emigran,s for
Liberia, are 70 Start fro m Savannah.
Elections for Sheriff take place
throughout AeP tucky in august Of
this year.
There are at present LAOS pau
peIs IN the n. 4 aims house.
4 ne Austrian Government is de-
mandlng tax Of two hundred and
twenty five doll ars from every full
grown person migrating TO Aneli
Ca.
Jenny Lind was married in Bos-
ton, on I thursday, 9th inst, to Otto
GoIdschmidt, in the presence of a
few friends.
The Black Tongue has made its
appearance in Greensboro, KY.
Many matrimonial engagements
between cousins are said to have been
lately broken off in New York, in
consequence of the example of the
effects of intermarriage. in blood, as
shown by the Aztec children.
The northern papers announce the
death Of James G. Birney, the noted
abolltionist, and the candidate Of that
faction in 1914, for President.
THE SNow-SToRM AT New ORLg,ys
The recent snow-storm in New Or
leans-a novel feature in her sunny
hie-seems to have excited the most
curious sensations. The newspapers
are filled with flowing verse and com
ments, both merry and solemn, upon
the first Stow Among the incidents
OF the day, the Picayune records as
a liked fact the rush made by small
Creole negro into his masters room.
at an early hour of the moynino, fol-