Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

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,ack a nd swallow it; and then 60
trough the same operation again. 4 ;
t appeared very funny TO us, as We 2
lad never before seen anything Of the {
xind.' i
A Candidates Wllhdrapd "A +
candid ate for the office Of Coroner, ,
IN Lo uisville, gives the following
reason for Withdrawing:
"In fact, disappoinlments have
follow ed me on every Land. | had
expect led the assistance Of fel-
low TO occasionally knock an iud-
yituaI on the head aud tumble him
Into / be canal, but lie has turned
yirtuo ps, joined a circus company,
and lie # thes.. diggins. | could not
get along without bim-and | must
declin and that posi,ivelyt |
Del i Of. Great B,4taln.--The
amount of the public debt Of Great
Britain has been reduced ih the last /
thirty years 260,OOO,OO0, about one
sixteenth OF the whole amount
The interest has, how ever, been re-
Iduced about on e-haIf. A much lar
ger amount. of the principal of The
debt would ha we been paid, had it
not been for the large amounts paid
to the West Ind ia planters for eman-
cipatihg their slaves. and the sums
require in consequence OF the fam
inc attendant upon the loss Of the
potal6e crop in Ireland.
/ Both tile grain and cotton crops
/ of T4xas are reported as exceed
ingly good this }far Corn in some
parts is worth only 90 cents per
/ bushel; health surprisingly good,
aud every inducement Offered 10 en-
! israufs
/ Tn England, in all The cities ard
! towns, slaliopers and booksellers
sell p6st-oflice Stamps. Il is q great
conye hence, and It's said is The
meas OF dispdsing Of large guam
tity Of stamps, and thereby saving
enorm ous labor in the post-oiiice.
Til L. 6. Mint in Philadelphia
coined about $4,140,000 during the
month Of October.
II lis understood that a sub-ma-
rine telegraph is about to be cob
Istructed between Great Britain and
the u nited States. The LEM lh Of
the lide is estimated al , 800 miles,
the 81 b-maline portion from 1900
TO 1900 Wholesale expense s25,-
600 shares at ELS each.
/ ITw etre neg roo7, consisting Of a
81 man aud hcs children, the great
er part of them young, we're sold at
public auction, at Warrenton, Va,
al few days ago for S., 9O2.
i A ev counterfeit $40 bill on the
State Bank Of Ohio has made its
appearance. 1t is filed up omlhe
Ripley branch, ID. P. Evens, CASH
: Ter. which is a dangerous imitation
Of III genuine. The centre vignette
is female figure, with right arm
) resting on a shield or frame, viii
: mechanical and agricultural imple
: ments lying about; left HAND margin
: a portrait Of Chief Justice Marshall
right hand margin an Indian queen
AS III S plate will likely be filled NJ
5 to all the branches of the State
4 Bank, il viii be well 10 keep SHARP
: look o ut, as it is exceedingly wei
: executed.
The Gazette says there are ii
] Cincinnati between ionr and ilyt
hundred dealers 10 ready made clio
: thing, ten Of whom are using
: capital of 100000 each, while tin
! aggregate capitfl is Ten mill pms
} nine fmndrcd and twenty thous ant
J dollars. Tallors, clerks and Sc am
S stresses are employed 10 the nun bel
, Of 10000 PERSONS
. ATTEMPT OF A FEMALE TO YoTE =
The New York Tribune states that
female dressed in male attire present
ed herself, on Tuesday the I'd, at th'
4th Poll District Of the AlAth W ard
and wanted to deposit her vote. A
bystander challenged her right t
vote. when she declined to ''kiss tbt
! book" The inspd etor thinking hel
{ face to be rather smooth for a lffgga
f voter, and thinking it possible that
: she might be a fem ale, requested hel
TO take off her hat. She refused
alleging that she bad a severe cpld
|, A police officer, Whip was standing by,