Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
Items Of News.

" Tug various fdilIoauS, Is not ldl
from 10000.
Farming land in The neighborhood
Of Yonkers, N. Y, is worth 81 600
per acre.
Pens are now made Of glass, and
most excellent writing pens they are.
The past winter has been 30 de-
grees warmer than the average fol
81 years.
A young lady, with $4,000, adj
vertis es in the New York Tribune
for Presbyterian or Dutch reform
ed husband.
NEW MExIco.-The native citizens
Of this territory are said to be rally.
ing a party to run candidate fol
the Legislature and Congress Of their
own class exclusively, and especially
in opposition to the Americans set
tied a mong the m.
Each insura nee company in Mo-
bile has agreed to donate $500 an
nually to the fire department Of that
city.
! British elections, even at this hour
6flthe century pre apt to be savage
affairs The London Times, in view
Ing some of the evidences as to the
prevalent practices, says;
"a Lancashire farmer had receiy
cd an order for three hundred fight
ing men to do the rough work of the
with the instruction that
the best fighting men and poachers
would be prefer ed
The N. Y. Mirror says that the
Crystal Palace has attained almost
to its fnll size, a nd measures as ma
ny feet, in each direction, as there
IRE days in the year
1t appears Fl pm the foreign ac-
counts, that gfeat deal Of interest
IS taken III Europe in the enterprise
The President of Ffance intends to
send some of his famous gsbeline tai
pestryI &C., to it.
RoMIsu T0LERASCE = Whilst the
paHsts in our free country are de-
I!siming against its despotiSm. in
heir efforts to over throw our Free
schools, it may be well just TO note
he fact that the government Of Spain
las rec emily issued a decree, to theH
fleet Il bat no foreigner, whethe r tray
ling on residing mi Spain shall be all
owed here to profess any OF her re-
igion than the Romish. Pppery,i
lfeply CONSCIOUS Of its falsty and
Is consequent weakness, dares not
How Fl eedom OF thought. Presly-
rrioa # The Vest !,
The eceipts Of cotton at all the
drts ~ ~ reach 2.TS1,S75 bales, ali
trease Of $685. over those of
49, year.
Li5Sr41 DoaalioD. Joshua Bates,
so, of London, ha ) authorized the
Iayor Of Boston 10 draw on him for
sum sufficient to contribute
md Of $4,000, / be held by the
ty of Boston in TT lst, its entire IN
1me only to be each year expended ;
| tn e purchase Of b oks for the Free !
'ublic Ii brary Of BOSTON,.
A young man, wi o was taken in /
,xicAted in his fa TIERS house, at
Vermont, and who refus-
| to disclose the name of the party s
VII ON he purchased the liquor, t
Which the Vermont law requires.
IS b cen committed to prison until q
, makes the disclosure. .,
A mann New Bedford, who had
ckeq out from promise Of marri- Ii
e, whs prosecuted and imprisoned Of
his intended. The injured fair one p
i'd his board in Jail for two weeks, b.
len i4e surrendered, and they we're II
urieq. The Standard thinks 9TH hi
dam sells similarly situated mig ht n
opt 4his method with equal sue
IS.
The voters of Maury county have i,
ected the proposition to subscribe 81
00,0$0 to the Tennessee and Ala ~
IA railroad 81
A lot of ground in San Francisco, biz
ifornia 100 #. front by 100 deep, he
recd ntly sold for two hundred ed
u sand dollars, Hpr'
Ihe 1 london Art Union propose IS cd
y ed 10 the Worlds Fair in New tfor
X, tbP original painting OF "a j
55lisIl Nd rry-inaking in the Ode b
ne," d gelher with one or two oil Cal
pieces Of sculpture WHICH have ing