Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-04

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Georgia, aud the farmers have
much difficulty in preeurns water
ilr their cattle. F'ire bad also
broke out there in the woods and
done much damage. Two negroes
were SURROUNDED by the flames and
finally burned TO death.
Eleven hundred Of the ladies OF
Cincinnati visited kossulh, ON FIJI,
day, the 10Th ult., and one of titir
ii tnnber delivered an address to
y hich he made an, eloquent reply.
They presented in addition Sl,t0O-
Uslos CouNrY.-IFe understand
that HE e leeti4n by the people, to
eieteruiine VIII Ether the county of
Union should be established, came
eff on Thursday, and was carried
by twenty-one iuajorisy-hnozr.Rs
Fle5Gan. )
Col. DohopIl1n has been appoint
|eEl Governor of CtaiI, in place Of
Brigham Young, the alormon pc
.Iiganiis':
4 God Bus.aess.-The South
Carolina Railroad last year earned
gross SI,G007I7, aud the running
Expenses were tl.:fiy niile per cent,
eavins GQ9,7iI net profit; applied
TO interest on tie debt Of Ihe com
Rany, Sl5432S; seven per cent,
dn'tlie capital stock S27I,G00, aud
$iS3, 1872 to surplus iHud
II. is reported that about ninety
slaves IN one gang, made tlifw es-
dape from Kanawha county, Va, re
/ dentiy.
| RUxAwAYs IN JAlL.-Fsom the
/ Yfickfburg {Aliss) Waigof the 14th
i hst., we gather the following list of
Il anyways confined in different jails
III Mississippi: In Monroe county,
Qliyeriand Brown, belonging to Ar
.@iiibald. Wright, Esq, Memphis; Mar
4R3il county, jim, belonging 20 Jas.
lfiiiIe, OF Madison county, Tenn; also
G4Gnfs, says he belongs 10 James.
4 ky9aysr, Tipson county, Tenn; L,u-
Iliarlfe county, Joi. u Rotls, a hr0wa.
iiPlhhJto, says lie IS Irge. aud r5lsrs 10
joan Corods.f, near Memphis.
/ Ii AnoH5r Sseaa.toot D-sqsler-
/ llreS Lo&--We hear that a tele-
lgf4phic despa,el was received ia Cir
cihna,i Saturday, ANNOUNCING the
Ildss Of the steiner .FIee,wo5d, Capt
Walker, in tie Nal+,sA riryr, alec; M
IpIlnied with 4 great loss Il llIe. She
4 struck Il snag il tie vicinity Of Tcrre
Haute, ana sunk immediately IN
tdtep water, Carrying Gown with her
nearly every soui on boar |. Tie
Flee wood.was recently purchased y
Walker and others who had ;.equired
Id small fortune III California, anI She
Started for the Wabash only az few
digs since with a Leavy earg0.-Lok.
/ (aa
kossUTH--trscmnsoarY.--0n Thurs
dpy night Gov. Kossutb, and four Of
His suite, Paul Uajuik, Cot Count
Bethlcn, p A. Macy, NJ $trasser,
Iwere initiated members Of the Gin
ldinnat; Lodge of Free Mas3ns, and
taken through the First Degree
THE others, up to Master Ma Son, viii
Tue conferred Oh each Succeeding even
ills 1t was IN imposing cettlnony,
Iflrming a memorable epoch id the am
FnHls Of the brotherhood olfthe Queen
! City Of the West and Of Oaio.-Cl8.
1AJias.
/ MoRE SLAVES FER CALudRYIA.-
james Gadsden, Of South Carolina,
writes to the Shreveport Q4a) Ga
zetie that a colony Of planters is
organizing in South Carolina to emi-
CRATE to California. have sent me-
mortal to the California Legislature,
asking leave to settle there with their
slaves.
] DEATH FROM Putting Tailor on n
Ptmple.-Last week, at Iiull, a
young man named William Heieh
having Tiimple on his face that was
very sore, put some t;liow on it one
night previous to going to bed; NOR
LITIGATION ensued, which ended in his
death, although tie affected part WIS
cut away. The c.in,I.estick was a
brass one, and a qu;ptify Of verdi
girls had formed on the top Of it,
but whether modification resulted
from that or from the pure iallow can
hardly be said; but this painful Incl
dent should act as another caution
against the pra ctice Of apTlyitS can
Gle tallow to sores. We lave heard
e "a