Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-08
The Davenport Gows) Gazette

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charge Of having committed muir
der thirteen yeaIsago. The cul-
prit Is man Of fsmiIy, the propri.
Ietot Of alarm, and had sustained
respectable character lie has been
TAX EN- TO Kentucky, where Tie al
legged crime is SAID TO have been
committed.
A Mr. William Dow, Of Cauad3,
recently sold two steers, Of tho
short-horned Durham breed, raised
BIZ him. Their united weight was
1909; the one weighing 1922
pounds; and the other 1861
pounds.
A man in Alabama was recent.
" fined thirty dollars and cost for
using a cancelled pos,-oflice stamp,
worth three cents.
Pie Sons Of Temperance mum
Der over eighteen thousand per-
sous in The State Of Virginia.
The sugar crop OF Texas for the
year 1851, is 1850 bogsheads Of
sugar, and s,129 barrels of molas-
ses. The quality Of Texas sugars
is notso good as The Two previous
years. The color is dark and The
grain poor. The present growing
crop promises TO be full one; ike
wise the cotton crop II also
promises to be All abundant one
| throughout the State.
| Subscriptions are being saken up
ID South Carolina to erect a monu-
menl in,honor Of JOHN c. Calhoun.
| Ills stated the Catholic priest, in
Ireland are preaching in the most
learnest manner against emigration
Ito America. and every argument Is
used 10 persuade TIE people not 10
abandon their own c6,!lary.
For several weeks past. q c!iaI-
Ifuse has appeared in Bells Lie
I" none accepting ito The ctfcc5
that d member OF enc Of tic lead
ing cIubs in London Will bark ga
young LADY, for from $4,000 to
$4,000, to \ride with any other
| young lady in England, either on
turnpike road, against time, ca
course, or after the hounds.
Two men were whipped, rode
on a rail, and then ducked, oPpc-
Site ST. Louis two or three days age,
for grossly insulting some ladies'
Tile n. Y. Herald says that emf
grafton is going on alta rapid rate
from Massachusetts, and Rhode IS
land, on account Of the passage Of
the liquor Law. ar. james, the
novelist, is about selling his proper
ity III Stockbridse. and removn z
from Massachusetts, to New York,
entire Is on account Of the albiira-
~ law In Newport, all the M
porieEs and merchants who deal
in spirits, wines and liquors, arc
selIin < off their goods as fast as pos
sible 10 leave.
A Lief in Glasgow Jail, being
-desird Id to battle, entered The bath
with j plaster on his breast. In
the " alter the adhesiveness Of the
plastd r gave way, and revealed TO
the e les ofthe astonishcd turkeys
tired sure trove Of six gold watch
es. -
I'll ere are 5,GG9 inmates in tie
aims house, hospitals and asylum Of
New \ ork city, besides about 100
in thd prisons.
1t > said that IN order has been
issued making Corpus Christi the
depot for all the military posts
West OF the San Antouio river and
aboyd Fort Riussoid, OH the Rip
Granpe.
.hPMr Wagfor Piefcet- Hon
John Henderson,, formerly u. s.
Senator from Mississippi, and who
servep with Ger. Pierce, made
speech at Jackson, Mississippi, on
the 9th, inst, and declared himself
for Pierce aud King!
'EIie 18th Of November next, the
cente nuary ami, crsary Of W ashlng-
toms Initiation as Mason, viii
probably be celebrated by The fra
terniIy all over The Union. so
mote it be-
Free Banks in W.noi's-TwcIye
banks have been organized in tie
State Of Illinois under the free
banking law isI,oxyf.,0 NJ, a.,oreaata