Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-17


nessee, have been put in circulation
in this city recently, The central 2
yignelte is composed Of female,
and an eagle, which are rather
coarsely engraved. The other por-
tons of bill, are similar to the gen.
uine plates, and well calculated to
deceiyc.-LomsviNe Journal.
The receipts Of the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for May, show a large
increase in business
Receipts Tor May, 1852 SIC, 433 IS
| {" 1881 1864 IS
Increase So 900 50
SO per cent increase.
Number of passengers Tor Mays
29,599.
Gov. A. V. Brown, is, BY invita-
ton, to deliver the annual address
before the Law class of the Cumber-
Hand University at Lebanon, on tho
LIST Of Oct. next.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Of lIassachu-
: setts has been appointed 0 ne of the
Judges of the Supreme Coz rt OF that
State.
Kossuth complains tn at Vicks-
burg, Miss, is the only place in the
U. ), where he has had to pay no.
tel bill.
There are 76,725 free negroes in
Maryland; of whom p, 4 50 are I'D
the city of Baltimore.
The Cholera is prevailing slightly
at Memphis. At Maysyille, Ky,
it is distressingly fatal.
J The citizens Of New Y prk are in
: earnest about the erection Of Il bronze
r equestrian statue to WaSl lington, lii
: that city Already 50 persons have
+ subscribed $500 each. >.
The wings of Eastern pd Western
: Texas have met, respe ctiyely, in
t Convention, and appointed delegates
: to the National Convention They
t express their preference for Fillmore
lfor President, and Jones, Of Tonnes
see, for Vice President.
/ There are in the arsehais and ar
y mories of the United Sthtes, about
100000 muskets, 81 900 rifles, and
$4,000 pistols, the value of which IS
: estimated to be S4,0Q0,000-
5: The Lexington Observer says: No
IS genuine one dollar note of the North
n ern Bank Of Kentucky, signed Jno.
If TiIlord, Prcs't, bears date subsequent
l. to the year 1919. The Fact OF tho
o genuineness Of notes Of TIM / denomina-
t lion can, therefore, be at once detect
led, ii they bear date sub sequent to
1919.
: A Mr. Brown, Of the Virginia
e House Of Delegates, proposes that
8 overseers shall hire out Tree negroes
0 and mulattoes till they earn fund
j sufficient to delray the expenses of
+ transporting them from the State.
: Ii they do not earn sufficient for
: that purpose in five years, then they
4 are to be sold rs slaves.
> Last week, Mr.. Brem en-, mer-
chant, showed the people of New
Y Bedford how to strike whale pow
t erless by means Of electricity accom-
g panying the blow Of the harpoon.
5 The galyanic battery is in a chest
weighing $50 pounds, an d is capable
of throwing into the whale $50
shocks a minute with awful force.
!. Mr.. B. has placed the apparatus on
board two Of his Bremen whalers.
5 NJ. Prodhon, the great French So
cialist, it is said, has been set at liber-
ty on the condition that lie will leave
5 for the United Suites.
D The WHEAT CRoP.-Sd far as wo
5 have heard, Throughout North Mis-
: sissippi, the VIII eat crop Is very fine.
A larger quantity by double, has
been grown this year than ever has
, been before in one year, in this
State, and the yield promises 10 be
very fine. We have never seen in
, this country a finer prospect for corn,
: than the present crop SO lIlr indicat es.
Cotton is said to be little backward,
bat the stand is generally fine, and
the prospect encpqrag ing Hopo
smiles IN the bright promise of
, very prosperous year.-Hol5y Springs
: (Mss) Gasette.