Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-15
Items Of News.

can be laid per month-but the coz
Lributions are only $4,000 monthly
Tie Society which makes the APP
peal says that three cents from each
white inhabitant of the Unlted
States would be sufficient to &C IA
plete the monument III q few years.
The owners Of real estate 10 No
bile, took a vote OIL the 18th ult,
10 decide whether they were vii
ling TO be taxed two per cent per
annum for five years, the proceeds
to aid in constructing the Mobile
and Ohio railroad through its whole
extent in Alabama. The vote r.
suited as follows: Yeas, 63l; nays,
T.
1t is said, by knowing ones, that
the Wing party intend ecuring The
services Of the Infant Drulnd ner
next summer during the canv ass,
''to drum up wing votes. ?
The Mississippi Senate has pass
ed resolution postponihg the elec-
ton of T. S. Senator for tie tern.
commencing in 1853, until the next
session Of the Legislature.
The Bangor Wing says that the
ice in the Penobscot appears some
what as it did six years since prior
to the great spring lreshet. The
anchor ice has formed, and along
the riser the ice is twenty and TWEEN
y five deep, not solid but compact
ed anchor ice, like a SNOW ball.
The editor Of the New Orleans
Picayune was presented with a mess
lot fine ripe Strawberries OH the I1th
instant, grown in the open air.
The Democrats Of Niassacbu-
sets ha We pledged themselves 10
raise $4,000 10 start new paper
at Bosto ,.
The delegates from Iova to the
wing rational 'conven ton, ii is said,
are all ID favor Of Gen. Scott.
The bill Of excep:i9 ns in the For
rest divorce case was served a lew
days SIM &c on the attic Fneys ior Mrs.
Sinclair! 1t covers no less than
one thousand one hundred ioiios.
The marvellous spectacle Of a
horse, with snake in his eye, Is
still on exhibition in New Yorb, ti1s
owner I making money BY. the rage
TO see it, People vho go in doa
know III at it is no rse VITA a glass
eye, until they start Out again.
The old Green street Baptist
church, at Albany, n. Y, after hay-
ing beer used for nearly forty years
as a plac &c Of religious worship, has
been SO Id to a company for theatri-
cal purposes. The building was
erected as theatre in 1911, anu
used as such until the close Of the
war.
1t is stated that pIr. Corn, The
owner Of gold mine in Abbtville
District s. c., during the last two
weeks, has realized the sum of ten
thousanI Il dollars and upwards, from
his operations with eight hands
The mine, it is also said, contains
aa ine4haustibIe quantity Of man
ganese.
The New York papers say there
are 800 miles of cutters in that city
No wonder so many people are
found in them.
Dangerous copnfcrfeit.-W learn
that one dollar bills on the Cincin
natl City Bank, altered to fye's,
have been circulated in this city
They can,be detected by holding
them up 10 the light.
We learn from7the Wetumpka
State Guard that the manufacture
oi baggihg is to be introduced into
he Alabama penitentiary.
Gen Houston, in speech which
ne made in Huntsville, Alabama,
asst month, stated fact which we
believe, Is not generally known, viz:
hat the State OF Texas, years a 60,
passed ah act, giving to the next OF /
lin OF each soldier who fell in the (
'annln mas tacre, sixteen hundred
ores Of lanq, to be located on any
t the uhapPropriated public lapds
belonging tb that State. lie re.
uested tho Sc present to give as
luch publicity to the fact as posi-
lie.
A submarine boat, made of iron
nd invented nv q Monsieur AIex-