Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-02
Items df News.

/ Mississippi E1setiOn.-T he Co.
ldmbus Argus OF lhe llih says:
The majority d Pierce a nd King
in this State vii probably go above
10000. Nearly all tie counties
heard from give large gains for that
ticket. The majority again ST tax
10 pay the Planters Bank Bonds
will doubtless reach ~, 600 -proba-
bly, much more.
He New Counterfat.--A counterfeit
3 Oh the new plate of the State
Bank Of Indiana has just been IS
sued. The work is rather coarse,
except the name of the Bank, which
is exceedingly wei done. Noun
tain views beyond cattle, and loco
motive in vignette very coarse.
! Accounts OF severe snow storm
in the Nor:hrrG States are already
looming TO hand,
The voters of Massachusetts al
the recent State election decided
in favor of holding convention to
revise the State constitution.
We have just Leen shown one
dollar bill OF the Exchange Bank
of Tennessee. e." Il is engraved in
the very finest style of the art, and
is one Of The most beautiful designs
we have ever seen. This Bank
was established by Mess rs. W. s. J.
Spence under the late f rec Bank
ing Law.and is located al Murfrees-
boro.
| Great Speed.--The special train
Of the Connecticut river railroad,
running between South Vernon and
Springfield, for the purpose of all
rying the return of the election J es-
terday, ran filiy-ope miles in 81
minutes, and i73 Of the distance
in l6 minutes. The train made
stoppages TO receive the returns OF
the election in the various towns on
the route.-Boston Adc
! Mr. Henry Miller Of St. Louis
f drew $4,000 in a lottery a short
time since.
! Brigham Young, the Mormon, il
is said, has married his Oath wife.
Mexico The Mexican .Umversa.
of the 18th ultI says "that spies are
, max ing their harvest from the cred.
! ulity Of the gov ernmeht. Last night
the roof Of the Palace was filled witt
r all the munitions Of war necessary tc
, resist an attack. Thenumber of sen
5 tinels were doubled, watches set, and
all the unusual preparations under
the pressure and fearlof danger were
made. =
e The Abolition VoteEFulI returns
from some OF the States and est
: mates based upon partial returns
from other States Justify the belief
that The aggregate sete Tor John p
: Hale at the recept Presidential eIe
( ton was in Thu n,4ghboi hood ol
: $50, 900. In i$48, Van Buren, re-
) ceived 292, 1928 SHOWING a diml-
e mutton of more thar half in four
+ years.
TENNESSEE Box s.-Tennessee State
e six per cents, redeenE,ble in 1890.
S to the extent of $4,000; Chatta-
: nooga road, endorsed hy State, 1880,
e S325,000; City Memphis, indorsed
S by Charleston Railroad, 100000,
: total S965,000, wcre5sold last week
} in New York, for houses in that city
S and in London. The prices paid
5 were for the State bonds l07, and
about that for its endorsements.
: In SANDER suit at Northampton,
Mass, last week, the plaintiffs re-
: covered one cent damages, and costs
a to the amount Of OHf-quaytey Of a
CENT
HEAVY Loss The shop of Mr. r.
| McLain, jeweler, (late Of Nashville
was entered on Thursday night, and
] robbed of fifteen to sixteen hundred
f dollars worth of jewelry 1t is sup
/. posed the entrance was effected by a
, false key. No clue to thief, Nm-
: freesboro Iele.
The Mmae Lar in Rhode Island.
in Rhode Island House Of Repre-.
sentatives a short time since, Hon.
R. B. Cranston moved the repeal Of
the Maine Law Of that State. The
propositions was quashed by the deci-
siye vote Of forty-mns to fourteen.
Land warrants are bought by the
brokers in Cincinnati at the following
rotoe. en- no,.or GrHn on orc