Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24
GIeanings from the Wayside,
VIII Editorial Spr1Rkllngs.


The New Orleans True Delta says
that tn unappropriated moneys ''in
the Howard Association at this t Ime
are represented as amounting to the
large sum of one hundred thousand
dollars" The True Delta reco m-
mends that the surplus be spent in
enlarging the charity hospital.
Womap's Rights The Missou ri
Legislature has bill before it, in
accordance with suggestion of the
Governors message, to provide that
no man be allowed to endorse note
without the consent of his wife, or
that no endorsement should be valid
without such consent.
"A miser named Frederick J. Full
Ter was found dead, in sitting po-
sition, in his room, No. 90 First
avenue, New York, Twenty dollars,
mo stly in three cent pieces, we're
fou nd upon his person, and his pa
pers showed a credit of sol in the
Saving Bank. He died for want Of
pro per nourishment.
Glove making employs nearly
Thirty thousand Of the Parisians.
The following is one Of the toasts
civ en- at a celebration of the Fourth
of July, out West: "American
YO ulhs-May their ambition reach
as high as their standing collars
In Russia, one perso b in two hun
Dire and Benty receive instruction
at 4 school Of some kind; in the Uni
ted States, the proportion is one to
five This morning. at nine o'clock,
four millions Of An erican boys and
girls went to school; while at the
same time, only a quarter OF a mil
lion of Ru Bsian boys and girls en-
]oyed a sin liar walk!
London extends over an area of
one hundreh and twenty-five square
miles, and its pOpnlatiD on is nearly
two and a half millions.
The Natchez Courier publishes a
list Of the names Of all persons who
died IN that city during the past
four months, the result of which ex-
nibi is the following fearful mortality:
Total deaths from yellow fever 500;
1therdiseases, ~; diseases not report
ID A Total 422
An acre in Iowa yelled 300 bush
lis potatoes-Pinkeye and Nesha-
lock varieties.
Interesting to D9ctofs.- The Bos-
on physicians are adopting the plan
# special practice, or attending ex-
lusively to one branch of profession
! business 1t is said to be advan-
ageeus to the physician, making
i'm more skillful, aud the work less
iborOus, and that patients seriously
i prefer to consult the man who gives
lis time TO the study Of one malady,
n preference 10 another, however
celebrated as a physician, who d.
ides his thoughts.anG efforts among
Secretary Guthrie commissioned
ne Of his clerks to convey a SER
ant girl from Louisville to Wash
lgton recently. While the boat was
topping at Cincinnati, the girl WAS
onveyed away by the underground
ailway, and is now, probably, in
'anada.
Significant Fact- -+During the
reyaIence of the yellow Fever in
Jew Orleans last summer, which
wept away so many thousands Of the
Of that devoted dity, it
ms been ascertained that only seven
members Of the Order of the Sons
f Temperance fell Victims 10 the \
lague. This simple fact J peaks
,uder than words for The total ab-
Thence"
At Lo well there is a capital en-
Logged Of S13,90O,0dO; number of
ILLS 81, number of females employ E
d $40, males 41G4; total 1868;
wo savings banks wit b the deposits
{ the savings of the operatives to
he amount Of nearly odemlllion three
undred thousand doll hrs, showing
egree Of prosperity ui exampled.
A late American traveller has dis
oyered tribe Of Indians in the Vi
nifty of the Rock Mountains, who
Sc gold bullets TO load their guns
stead oflead. Each bullet, wheth-
it is aimed at the life of a f4llow
ortal, at deer or at a rabbit, is of
10 valne of q hout ton ddllarS Thav