Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-06
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Wiih Editorial Sprinklings.

average SIS per voter
There are 300, 900 Odd Fellows
in the United States.
Gen. Shields, who has been Sc
rionsly i'll of bilious fever IN Illinois,
lis said to be rapidly recovering.
Rhubarb is not only good to make
pies, but it appears it is n low en-
ployed in Paris to make wine.
The taxable property in the city
of San Fran cisco, is estirn mated at
nearly $4,000 1000
Peaches in the Chicago market
fell in three d avs from fifteen cents
apiece to SIX cents per Dozen
So says the Journal.
Bricks are selling in Boston at ten
dollars per thousand. The demand
lis very great for new buildings in
course of erection.
Chickens at.Place rville, California,
sell for twenty-four dollars per dozen,
and eggs two dollars and a half per
dozen.
THE Hungarian "Bonds." The
Home Journal oil last week states
as fact that Kossn nth 10 this day
has never paid his printers bill Of
$500, for getting up his Hungarian
Bonds.
A will case involving property TO-
the amount OF $4,000 sterling,
and dated"as fat back as the Amer
lea war;" is expected to come on
trial in England, before November
next.
The Danish government has
been officially info rmed that there
are 800 Danes on the eve of en-
lgratlon TO Utah. frodIgIouS efforts
are making by the Mormons through
out the north OF r nropr, to direct
Iemigrants 10 their State.
DR.. Wm. w bod, of East Wind
sor, Conn, kill4 d last week, at
single shot, elevd D ducks-alI that
were in the flock The gun was
single barrel.
England and France protest to
the United State 5, against the pro-
ceedings OF Captain Ingfaham, in
the Kosta affair. No real collision
Of arms is anticipate d.
Pigeons have appeared in the
neighborhood Of Baltimore IN vast
numbers. Many farmers have to-
employ men with guns TO keep
them off their fl elds until their
wheat CAN be dragged in.
A Jaw BREAKE R.-AbOnt the
first of Octobe MIR Chas. Kornis,
late Professor Of Law in the Uni
yersity of Pestb, " i'll issue in New
York a weekly paper, in the Hum
garlan language, called "A Magyar
Szamuzellek Iajya- p The Hunga-
ian Exile.
Gov. Parsons, Of Michigan, has
officially announced the ratification
by the people, IF the Maine Law,re-
Gently adopted by tbe Legislature /
The vote stood: Ed + the Prohlbi.
tory Liquor III W, 4O,449; Against
Prohibition, 23i054.
A physical Of P bris states that
shock Of fIe clric Ily, given to
patient dying from tie effects d
chloroform, i'm medi btely counter
acts It's Influence, an d returns the
sufferer to life. Th Z fact is worth .
knowing, if it be fact. +
A Hungarian Paper-A weekly
paper, in the Hungarian language, is
about to begstarted in New York city
by Mr.. Charles kornis, late Profess
or of Law in the Univ rsity Of Pesth. 4
There are fou millions of horses
in the United States, according 10
The last census. In Ohio, there is
one horse to every four inhabitants.
A DUEL IN EMBR4 o.-We learn
rom the Holly Springs Banner of the
10Th, that Hon. e. NJ. Rogers and
Judge Gholston started for the Ala 4
'ama line to fight duel, but the for
ner was taken very sick atColumbus
nd the meeting has been postponed.
HEM Eng. |
Boston is the richest city in the y
'orld in proportion to the popula-
ON. fits taxable property were s.
lnally divided, every, Bostonian st,
ould have fourteen hundred and
rty dollars. b.
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