Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

late election, BY dressing il RaIe al Il
tire, and passing herself off as at
male. 1t appears she attempted ID
vote Il second time, when her vote
WIS challenged, row ensued, and
her hat fell off, her sex was oil cover Il
ed, and she was arrested. Il
I Hqh Prizes IN H1boarBe.- Adj
last accounts flour in MelbourneII
(Australia) was worth $50 PER toni
aud rising; lodging e per week
poor at that; Colts REVIEWERS 9G9II
sterling apiece. Flour one h pnjlre,lII
miles from Melbourne, in the 1O4en'
mines, was ESQ sterling per toll. 4
| HoNoRs TO THE CRAFT. Fc ur e,li
tors have been elected TO ii lie New
Hampshire ,Legislature---tbr rec to
the House, and one 10 the Senate.
/ Mr.. A ulby, the great Rocky
Mountain traveller, madea trip with !,
party from Santa Fe to California
the past winter with a flock Of 5000
sheep.
! ACCIDENT AND DEArH---.Al Pu-
laslsi, o. Sunday last, NIr. Su nmei
field Bate was moftaIIy wd undrd
bs the atcidental discharge of /,
pistol in the coat pocket OF a Air
: RIds, WAY. The ball took effect ib
| the lcit hip, and resulted il lhI'
death ofNlH- Bate oa tuesday even
ing.
Mary Weaver was stabbed ami
; kiiIe Il by her sister. Mrs o. DDnnor,
i'm Phtsburg TI3eY qiaFreIl j
VIII t. drunk, about 4 81 c, u piece.
y hi II resuIted in the nj urtier 81
tile former.
The business Of MISUNDERSTANDING
. shirt-ctllars j. prosccn ie4 TO an ex
n tranrdiaary extent a, Froy, New
!. York. There are a Large illntei
OF MAJ pulhcturers, zach Of Who IA emf
lploys Iron SEQ ID 1900 females ID
inis work, an! there are hr4id 5 hall
a dpZcn tactorits IN VII CD tie art
!, lcle IS made hy mfc hines. Cnf
OF these has ioll} Ind another il.ir-
ty machints constantly emp Dyed
The ma,hine uoik is said 70 or a
good as Hat der e by hand Tn,
ca St Of n 9nuiaclurc, peradozfn, i,
machine, is % cents
81 Ths Hon. IlERRE S5ULE, Of la.
+ has l~tn nnminalrd a, ii confii me {
2 Is Minister 10 Spain.
1t IS little singular, says III,
Port. nj 1ldrertlyer, that out OF Gv,
u Of tie Presidential candidates--one
Is WEBSTER, is dead; another, and tn,
| suit cessful candidate, lost His littl'
Il boy soon alter his election. by mos
j distressing accident, and his own anC
Q wife S lives. were shved almost mirac
1 ulously; while tie third, fourth. AM
e. fifth, viz: Fillmorr, Cass and Doug
y las, have each had TO mourn tie los
of their wives since the canvass.
j Surely death strikes in high places.
2 The pen which was used by tn
4 signers of the Declarat on IF Inde
'e pendence to attach their names :,
U that instrument is still IN preserya
ton at the Office Of the Secretary o
81 State, Washington City. This is
O valuable relic.
The BARRIERS Of Louisville, not sat-
Q lsfed with striking for higher wages
l. are striking one another furiously-
the ten cen! shops endcavoring tc
force ali the five cent shops tC
'come up to their prices
: The liquor sellers Of New York
. are TO strike on tic !st of !, az TO.
$ l24 cents a drink.
! Luciler match, which has pass
D ed through seven processes, c9sls, bi
I " holesale, about enc tire hun
: dredth part Of a cent. 81 The mos
= improved machine, NJ tchcs ard
Isl III at the rat Of 10000 per mini
Lutte.
y REAL BE.EssISG TO AloTHEas.-
4 phlanilrdpst IN Missouri. las JUS.
inv ented o cradle, Which. an benz.
wound up like a Iock y Ill recl{ III. 4
:. baby "a l.ours without stopping.
J. The .. S. Senate adjourned sine
!, die on the llth inst.
I Dgalcation of a Tenuesseeqn.--We
take the following from the Appeal
of this morning, says the Memphis
Express. without youching for its
authenticity: /
q It is rumored that Matt. Brown