Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-29
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on last evening to where we ire
now from Fayetteville to Che
hou Sc of our friend, Col. H., on Ahll-
bert viii, from present appearan-
ces, more tina n redeem its character
for richness Of soil and productive
ness. A mo Fe abundant crop could
not reasonably be anticip ated or de-
sired. TO behold the prospect is
sufficient to make one's heart So up
ia thankfulnd ISIS to the qiyer Of all
Good for, this display Of His watchful
care for His q eatures, While the farm
er and the de pendents upon his labor
can solace thu mselves with the happy
reflection tina / peace ana plenty bids
l:tir to crown their boards, with some
to spare to pay the printer. We
think We nd yer behold such corn
grow before; ind the farmers tell Us
la ram or two more is all that's needed
|. to fiji their b lrns and cribs -Four
traders froin Chattanooga were
through t.is Ind adjoining ncighbor-
hoods a few days since, and pur-
chas ed some two thousand head of
hogs; for one thousand ofwhieil obey
gave 4 cents gross, and for the. ball
ance ) cents nett. We find some Of
the farmers with good stocks Of hogs,
and Others With but few. AS to
whether the namber furnished for
market this year will reach the usual
aggregate Sci t from this county, We
Iare unable to Say the farmers think
lit Iwill moi. Duf opinion is, the hogs
vii generally be larger and fat er-
there being more corn to feed with.
The prosp4 ct Of the speedy con-
struction Of the Mulberry, Lynch
burg and Tnllaho ma Turnpike is en-
c6uraging- hortions already compile
tdl, and Il nj mber engaged at
work, with III hny Others soon to com
nIence. This \ ads Us to say, that
we shall soon have Turnpike from
Fayetteville to TuHahoma. God
knows we ha We great need of it
aid any one will SO conclude after
attempting to pass the roads in this
county gener Rlly- 1t viii save many
u hard Jolt of the head ind shake of
the stomach. Ehe little village of
Mulberry, in allits past history, was
never ed uri khirg several hand
some new. b uildings going up, and
business heal thy. AS our business
calls ! 5 to Ly ncAburg and Tullahoma
before We sh4 u return to the helm Of
the Ms9re gain, We Shall have
spmct Thing to- say Of those places at
Froper timet hat is, after visiting
them. And we may then have some
thing Ito s. yIof the free and open
Hearted reception We are receiving at
the h lands of the God beloved farm
cps, wings al IA democrats, their wives
a hd charming da lghters, in these our
h eregfinatio4 s over this part of the
cpunty. N5twid bstan ding we only
ask the privilege of d word with our
READERS, we cannot close without ref
eFence to the thoughts that have OBJ
ttuded themselves upon our mind
aE to the manner the 'learned young
I FiYhnlan = the candidate for whig
eleetor for this district, You know
Intends to ~ to kill eff all the little
dlogH in politics, Of whom he made
mention in his speech the other night,
al you remei nber- The how, we say,
is what We h hye been thinking aboht.
He certainly don't intend o,cudgel
qs all rough r\ than he has done, or
t ban the rev Citations his programme
s GEMS to indic4tc-to denounce US
d liars, sc. Let others do as they
may, as for ourselves, we think We
Shall be able to serve his public talks
and that's all VIE expect to deal
With las Betsy Lpnn said she would
Bill Snipes: bring them out as
straight fsh-hopk. Excuse our
1aste. We go to Ly nchburg to-
lay. Yours fraternally.
L. nv IT, NIT1f;r :, enoo1,inr