Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
Items 81 News.

have sent home ibt one hundred 81 b.
gle females, to mi ko wives for theh
A vessel has I9eI ehartere,l in En- 3
land to carry out 900, their passage
10 BID paid by the hopeful benedicis
at tha gold diggings Two hundred
licenses are grim al weekly by the
dlergy, and as sdoAi as an emigrant
ship ieayes in sigEt, proposals are
made 10 every y4lPg lady ON board
with d speaking fqm3et-
In 3 Columbus codrfy, n. C. through
which the HIanehes s fer railroad pass
es, pine lands, which formerly sold at
30 ceh pts an acre, bow bring 81 an
acre.
/ James A Porte n Esq, one of the
oilest and most 9rtiiy citizens of
Nashville, died I'D 9iis residence in
that lily on the 2pHh ult
A medical write p says that sperm
oil is a sovereign B'emedy for that
/ distressing diseases F,las. Anoint
three Or four timex 4 day.
"0l4 Harvard | University has the
largest library in Il s United States
t numbers about $4,000 volumes
most Of which are never opened.
Flod r has fallen EEry much in CAL
ifornia. According 10 the latest adj
vices. d good article bf flour could be
parcilaked at San Ffnncisco, fox $l2
or S13l
i A httla steambo hi called the Ben.
bursted her boilers b blow Evansville,
Ia, on the 18th 81 killing the pi-
lot and steward, a4'R seriously iWur-
ing a II pmber Of oth4r persons.
! Accounts from the North state
that vegetation hh4 taken an early
start. The willow trees exhibit 8
fresh tihge of green, and some kind
Of shrubs, have start Pfperee ptibly.-
At NeF Haven {r6cusseB are in
Ibloom. -Gqsette.
! Col, Beaton.-This old man gives
notice to the people of Missouri, that
he will be candidate for the United
States Senate, to En- Mr.. Atkinson S
place, two years hehf f.
MI Agsnt far ~ Inesses and A1ora
| Car0i1nc.-Hon BAFciqv Martin has
been appointed to fis office. This
is the Office lA1ely be u By Gen. Brad-
, bwy. of Henderson county, in tbi.
State.
w. II. HUMPHREY ESQ has re
ceived the appointnl INT Of j Judge o
the United States ! eaer'l Court 10
, the State Of TenneF4ee, made vaean
! by the decease Of Hon. Morgan "
j Brown
4 lecturer at Ricl Imond, Va. wis
has beenexposing theI Spiritual Rap
Ipiqg' Aumbug, says iat the "siatls
: teal ae counts from be various luna
tic asylhms through pus the Union
report that five huai bed and seven
ty-three lunatics are victims Of tHi
destructive Ielusioul while seventies
persons have commit tdd suicide un
der the influence of a monomama
belief in the spiritual powers Of ia
Juggling pretended Communicates
+, With the immortal woF ld.
: Knoxville. - The Imposition sub
] mitted by the Mayor lnd Alderme
}, 10 the property-holde1 Is Of Knoxville
i to subscribe fifty thou sand dollars i
the stock Of the Knoxville lind Dan
vile railroad, was carried On Satul
. da, last byan almost i hanimous yot,
i there being bat one Vi te cast agdins
: it
{ a WcRLD's TENpFE sNcE CoxyGs
/ woN.-The New York Tribune say
3 it has been suggested dbat World
Is Temperance Conventid IN be held i
that city at some tint during tn
a approaching Worlds Fhir,say in Au
|. gust next.
= A MoNEEy FIcxpReKEv.-O lr
= !. Of the monkeys al l;ar NUNS Muse
= am in New York aIrd uly abstract
eda geRtlenan's pocAei-bonk las
Tuesday while he va looking a
the annDais, and was Objected very
comfortably seated in he midst o
a close examination If the mono
contained in the p.ze
The defnnct Columbus Iusrlr-
ance Company, owes The State
| Treasury of Ohio the enormo as
sum Of one hundred and fourteen
Il thousand dollars.
Extragagaut.- AT one of the
] New York city hotels, 4 merchant
/ doing business In that citi. has roorns