Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
NemS Of News.

! Pork PkCKINd AT LOUISVILLE
| The LouisE Tile Democrat Of the Eth
inst, saysI9the pork picking season
laround the falls IS over, and sums
1 up the to al number of hogs killed,
at 264,T4T estimating that "about
4 $500 more will probably be killed,
which will swell the number to 294,
PIT an Fll crease over last year of
fuzzy l00,b4O."
From VI sbington we learn that
the Postnh$ter General, ON the APP
IIplication Of Senator RuYk, has given
permission for a small steamer from
New York to touch at Norfolk, to
take on lI4afd Hon. w. Il. King and
convey hiFh to Havana, where be pro-
poses TO s. Idthe winter. Mr.. Kings
health tddk a change for the worse,
on TuosdIy owing. as is supposed,
to the sudden change in the wealth
Ter.
William Aspinwall and othe rs;it is
said, have offered to mike til rail
road to tho Pacific On good terms.
Jeromd Napoleon, Ex-King Of
Westphali4 ,h as been appointed King
of Algeria
tits pdsit lively asserted that the
sPope will Fisit Paris to crown Napo-
leon emperor
California contains SO counties in
hll. The census returns Of five Of
them show a viii be male population
of $1,000, a nd "a white female popu-
latioh of only 2,5D0.
The Sha wneoto* n paper estimates
the M mbeF OF hogs to be killed there
this season at 90, 900.
The North CArolinaf SenaI tie has
rejected I'll free suffrage bill, but
afterwards it Was agreed to reFonsid-
er the vote
\ robbery through he use OF
thlorolornlb was redenily effected
on ore Of tie Steal ilboats on the
Mississippi 1t Is thus referred 10
in the New Orleans Delta;
Dir. w p. MorreIl, q sober and
respectable citizen of ar Kansas, was
on his way home, on th e Slh INST,
on board pf the steau ler Fanny
Smith; having The sum OF four thou
sand dollalts IN bank notes, with
him. Ola retiring 10 bis birth at
night, MIR Mo relI had ibe precap-
ton to lock bo th doors Dc his state
room, aud tie his money in Il bit
AROUND his FFals', nextl@ the skin. /
On waking ia the morni Pc, he r4r-
celved settling odor in the rooin,
which nearly puflocated him. lie
got up, and on examining the door,
found II Was broken pen He
next looked fd r his money; it v as
gone-beth 3i bis slfi,ts having be n
cut open, al d the belt eu,ptied OF /
its contents. This daring robbery .
was no doubt effected BY chlor o
lorm.
SLAVERY. 1t is said that $780,
J63 slaves are Owned in tliis con
try by ministers 81 The gospel al d .
members Of tie different Protes-
amt churches. VIZ; 219, 1868 Ivy the
Alethodists, III 900 by the Presb =
Iflians, l25,090 by the Baptists,
SS,000/by the Episcopalans. l01.-
200 by the "a npbcllltes,and $4,000
~ other denoEninations. /,
IowA.-Tht State Government
If iowa has be p organized onIy six
Tears. IT that time the populptidn
/, as 10000 1t appears row bs tie
-ecent message to The Legislature,
hal it is 100000, an increase which
my challenge c bmparison ftom any
,ther State in tile Union. 4
London conta ms for its three mil
ions of inhabita MS, thirteen geuet-
i Hospitals, POSSESSING a coileciiv q +,
taft of 40 to ! so physicians an d
hrgf ons, with at least al equal
ium| Der of medical practitioners.-
The hospital pat tents amount to the I
Stob binding number Of 100000 m
iual y. :
The postmast tr Of Cleveland re- /
entity received d letter enclosing ;
ne with the following unique d.. I
ections:
to the Man ili4t Married sal por- +
ter--sornt Where away t
)up in lway.'' t
An ExTRAoRDINARY LAMP = b
-mong the list d late English pat C
MS, Is one taken nnt bI Mr., r. d