Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03

slonal Districts. Tor The election OF
members OF Cougrdss, that state
being entitled TO One additional
member under the bew apport'oti-
ment. The first election nndrr Inc
pew law " i'll take place on the hrst
Monday Of next August.
Mr.. BADGERS nomination for the
Supreme Court, il islsaid, has been
laid on the table, by ! vote OF ~ to
1, by the Democratic caucus OF
Senator'S. The objection to his
Illumination is alleged to be. that he
does not reside in the circnit from
which the Judge should be taken.
LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-uefbert,
democrat, tor Cover hpr, has ma
iprity Of about 1000 10 the Stale
The delnocra is will have a malori-
~ Of probably 20 in Tie Leg stature,
on joint ballots
The Portland .(Me.) A fsns says
that the Sebago Pon I leg Compa-
ny are cutting Ice p inc les thick,
clear as crystal. aud stol| ing it in
their warehouses
The East Boston Sugar House
ompany melt three hunt red bar
reIs Of sugar each day, to manutac-
lture into supertine article.
The Grand Lodge of Alabama
has made donatIdn Of $500 for
the W ashlngton NJ hsunic Temple
to be erected at \ fredericksburg.
Va.
| Both branches Of the Va. Legs
Iature bare agreed 10 adjourn sine
die on the 25tll Of Feb.
The Artesian Wei, at Charles
ton, $. c., has reached the exlram-
binary depth of $50 feet, without
coming TO water A tube has been
Iinserje Of six inches diameter, con-
necttd by screw joints. the entire
distance.
The Troy Wing thinks that the
hill before the New YnrI, Tarislatura
''in relation to EsrRAYs is a scheme
to ga tier up again the Wing party.
At New Orleans, o. the 18th inst.
5000 bags Rio Coffee we're sold at
nine cents per ID.
\ Nicholas Longworth is the wealth.
lest citizen of Cincinnati. He pays
over $4,000 tax.
| A clerk in ST Louis, who had
long enjoyed the confidence of his
employer, is now in Jail there, hav
ing been detected in long series Of
thefts-
! The Rhode Island Legislature
have refused to consider any petition
asking restoration of the death
penalty in that State.
! The Maine liquor law has been
consigned to "the sleep that knows
no waking" by the Legislature OF
Illinois.
! The Troy Times learns through
the spiritual mediums that MAJ o.
leon and Wellington are having G
terrible time of it down thar
The Governor of Michigan, in bis
late message, says the temperance
law of last year has not answered
the expectations of it's advocates;
and is not generally enforced
The Wester Texan, published at
San Antonio, states that pne person
in that place las this season, shipped
for mar ket, be tween six and seven
thousand bush els of peoarls.
R. T, Hairston's will, in Henry
county, Miss, giving his whole es-
tate, worth million, to one little
negroe, has been probated.
Texas has til o smallest number of
free negroes, 33l; Maryland the
most, 74,O77.
Cheap 1raUd 1ng.-The fare from
Louisville to N ew York, by railroad
and the lakes, after the opening of
spring navigation, will be reduced to
Sl2. Who WONT take pleasure
trip then?
The Boston transcript says that
quite number pf traders in that city
have been com PEELED to issue shin
plasters, in consequence Of the scar
city of small change.
The people Of Coyington, KY, by
a recent vote, have decided against
granting liquor licenses, by major