Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

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debt OF the U. S S27O,O0O,O0O.-
Tbp 0 minimum estimates Ct that por-
tiorI of The above owed or advan-
ced on, abroad, as follows:
F FEDERAL loans, S40,000.00O; State
loans, 42,OOO,0OO. city loans and
Fbon ds, "a 100000; county loans and
bon IFS, 100000; railway bonds,
2O,6OO,OOo- Total, 225,000,OOO.
Cuban Trade s0iM our Coantyy.-
Tw fniy millions of dollars are now
paid annually by the United States
to Cuba for her productions, aud Of
this only about six millions arc paid
for The produce OF this country and
goods, the balance in specie and
bills on London.
The Cleveland Democrat says
that two women had quarrel in
that city on Tuesday night, which
their husbands took up, aud the re-
suit was that Cooley fired a revolt
ver at Kerley, which wounded him
dangerously, and the bali lodged in
he chest OF Kerley's wife. Cause
hiskey.
A revival Of religion is progress
Ing at RusselivilIe, Ky, in the Meth
odist Church. \ large number Of
c conversions have taken place.
A newspaper has been started in
" Montgomery, AID, by Mr.. r. II.
HoIIIiield, a deaf mute, II displays
cpnsi derable editorial ability.
!, The Old School Presbyterians are
about establishing new college at
Fulton, Mo.
Gov. Wright OF Indiana, has re-
solved not to appoint a successor to
Senator WhitcPmb, bnt 10 leave the
selection 10 the Legislature, which
meets IN Janua ~. lie also declines
ID have his M ne used IN copnec-
ton with the Office.
Over thirty tons Of eggs were
brought in to Sandusly, Ohio, one
day last week, on the Saodpsky,
NJ ansfeid and Newark Railroad.
The Scientific American gives
ne W cure for hiccoughs. Raise ono
or both hands high above pour head
Il is SAID to be certain remedy.
A general movement has been
made in Texas, Tor the construction
of works of internal improve mem.
peculiarly railroads.
During the present Ycar,l,47S
new buildings, valued at Sl4,239,-
100, have been erected IN New
York.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, Of ITagre Dc
Grace, Nd, has poland hen,
which has laid seventy eggs since
Mr.. WIN. Lilly, Of Rockingham
comiy,Va- !, a few days ago accltIen-
tally SHOT Onc Of his children, aged
| D months
The Wheeling Times says that
two weeks since the cholera broke
ont in th ht city. and seven. cases
proved fatal. The same day all the
meat pure rssed III marke, became
tainted, an L refused 10 keep twen-
ty-four hours in spite Of all the salt
that could he put upon it. This
was genera u all over the city.
Ohio Fbu Years O1d-+Fify
years ago NOV. D. Ohio Was born
a State. 1t had men about $4,000
inhabitants; now it has over two mil
lions.
Hoe K m LXG.-At Louisville, on
Monday us t; the extensive packing
house at the upper end of Jefferson
street, NJ hss rs Graham, Floyd s Co.
I'D slaughtering, and killed
500 hogs This is the first killing Of
he season.
The N. Y. Tribune of Thursday,
he 18th inst, says that money eontin-
les abundant in That city at , per
ent on call. First class paper, 5a7
'er cent.
The receipts of cotton at \ ew
orleans for ten days ending Oct
,5ih, amounted TO the enormous
UNI Of 81,72 8 bales.
Snow fell to the depth Of eight
en- inches in Rimouski county, Can
da, on the 18th OF October
The Cincinnati papers state that
lrge droves of hogs from Kentucky