Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-02
a man has been locked up fifteen
days insNew Orleans, for beating his
wife, and they Served" him right.


fWiie, and they served" him right
We lea m that, Judge Earard S.
DaIyan Of the Alabama Supreme
Court, has resigned his seat on the
bench to take effect on the Ist of
December next. The Governor will
I'LL the vacancy until the meeting Of
the next Legislature.
! The APPLE TRADE.-One town in
Massachusetts raised fourteen thou
sand barrels this year, which sold for
an average Of 81, making the snug
little sum Of twenty-eight thousand
dollars to a few persons who have
learned that such Small business as
growing and selling apples will pro-
duce sure Income.
Catharine Bosler, aged thirteen
years, charged with killing her sister,
in HOpewell township, York county,
Pa, has beeu acquitted son account
of not being able to distinguish be
twed n right and wrong.''
Is In Texas they can hire Mexican
''peons" for twel Fe cents day, while
a slave-wear and tear-costs the
planter full sixty cents day.
/ its generally thought that the
vote Of Texas uill show three or
four for Pierce, to one for Scott.
The city register Of Boston last
" eek issued one hundred marriage
certificate S. being the largest mum
Der ever givenrtr The same. period
This indicates that times are good
and Thanksgiving approaching.
The u ext session of Cong rsss
commences on next Monday, the
9th inst, aud will continue in ses-
!, sion until The 4lI of March, when
Gen. Pierce will be inaugurated as
President, and the term of the mern-
bers elected 10 the thirty-thlrd Con
9ress commence
!, Dr. Harriet K. Hunt has address
ed protest TO the authorities Of the
city oil Boston against paving taxes
on her property while SHE is denied
| a vote in the election Of officers.
Seventy dollars ahead were paid for
SO mules in Fulton, Mo, last week
: BY Kentuckian.
+ Levin Dorsey, Of Jefferson county,
j KY, had an apple on exhibition at
0 the Eminenee Fair, wich weighed 81
: ounces.
! The greater part of the wines and
! brandles made in France are manu-
featured from the juice of tie pota-
toe. This may appear incredible to
$ many, but to chemists it is as easy as
+ it was for our grandmothers to manu-
S facture starch from the same dubious
f root.
: The editor Of the New York Even
r ing POST does not recollect an in
! stance oflIr Webstcr's being called
to order, or of his being out Of order,
during the whole cf his parliamenta-
~ life.
j.. The loTE OF HULL.-The vote
Of Hull, in Mass CT usotts, which
; generally casts Is wing and , dem
ocratic votes, bis yfar gives Pierce
II, Webster s, and Scott !. "As
goes Hull, 50 goes Tie Union
John Wise has made one hun
dred and five aerial voyages
Green, the English eronaut, has
made three hundred.
The MAINE LAVA memorial ia
in circulation for signatures in Wash
: Iington, to be presented to Congress,
5 asking such an amendment of the
{ city charter as will empower the cor
lporate authorities Ito prohibit tho
manufacture and sale Of Intoxicating
/ liquors, except for mechanical and
medical purposes, within the limits Of
the corporation
II a chemist recently analY2ed q bot
tie of liquid champagne, and found
it to contain an ounce of sugar of
lead. Think OF that, we imbibers of
the sparkling beverage
4 New Boston, the town in New
:. Hampshire, where Gen. Pierce made
the speech reported by Parson Foss,
voted ut the late election as follows.
Pierce 2l5s Scott 81, Hale II.
I A LUCKY MAN.--CoL A ]. Cald-
well, of this county, was chosen
President of the Boyle county Scott