Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-31

The advance Of the Au siriane'
has been countermanded.
! The expedition to Crinlea bus nos
sailed.
;. The King of Saxony was killed
by fall from his catria &c.
4 The Democrats OF L ouisville late
:. ly held a meeting to OK press their
sen timents in regard Of the Know
Nothings. The organization Vas de
nounced, aDG all things PASSED off
qpietly.
( A NOVEL Casa negro man in
Indiana was recently refused i pas
sage in the JefIrrsonviIle R.EIroad ?
cars, because he could not pro ke his
freedom He thereupon broI ght
suit for damages before magistrate
and obtained7 Judgment. The ease.
however, has been taken to higher
court.
The revenue Of the general gov
eminent Tor the fiscal year endib g ON
the Seth Of June last, has bed b as
certained TO be ~ millions Of dol
lars, Of which about CT millions are
from customs, 81 millions from binds, +
and two millions from miscellan eous.
THE RIGHT PLAN-If YOU WI ht to
serve humanity effectively. don't
commence spending tracts tha are
never read 10 Africa bnt help the
needy around you. If there ado IL
ny old maids about get them hus-
bands; if widows, console The IN; il
pretty girls. please them; If Pr aDs,
preach the true word to then stir
them up, twist, turn fry, boil Stew,
or cook them into something 'gbod.
After that, look out fer the hea then
and other folks in foreign parts
The editor of the Charleston Is.
G Standard says:
'-Some misereant accomplished the
most Improbable feat of breakipk IN
to our Office on the night Of Sutut day
last. He entered By the cellat, and
breaking open the drawers very dior
oughly. a haIflozen quires 81 pa
per, some post office stamps, akd
few dimes Of loose change, wer4 all
the things of value he succeed II in
securing; and if he found the Alace
as uncomfortable as we have gem lraI-
ly found it, we have little fears d / lis
returning
The Boston Post says the ebiire
furniture business in Boston " II a. q
'nount in valne from S7,000,0q3 10
IS. 100000. ShcFe are some ttsIt
or len establishments dealing in fur
nitnre and chairs, whose yearly saIes
range FROM 100000 lo- S500,b00
A young woman Of Cole eoun ty,
Illinois, recently presented her bus
band with five children at one birth.
This GAS her first effort in the line,
and there is no telling, therefore,
what she may be able to do hereaf-
ter. Great country this. and bohnd
to prosper.
The southern (MississippIl ID ur-
nal gives description of !, barba cue
given BY Mr.. Strickland, the agent
md overseer of the plantation Of the
Hon. Steven A. Douglas, on the
Pearl River. There are one bundled
md forty adult slaves on the plan ta-
ion, belonging to the Senator frbm
Illinois, and about forty little d ar
lies greeted the eyes Of the edit pr,
olling about on the old cabin 1od RS.
A dealer in pistols and bow e-.
;nives in st. LoGis, estimates I'll at
t least two thousand pistols, aid
We hundred ARKANSAS tooth-pidks
nd bowie-kniyes were sold IN ford w.
ight hours, during the riot. Col s
svolvers were in great demand ld
heir price advanced fifty per cent.
PRESIDENTIAL. -Brownlow S Knox
lille Wing, carries at its masthead
re name Of John Bell rs n candi-
ate for the Presidency id 1856.
The Montgomery Ala, Journal.
big, is in favor of Millard E'illmoF re-
r the Presidency and of II. w. Hi
ard of Alabama for Vice Presiden t.
The Cairo Illinois City Time ;,
presents The name Of Ste
len A. Douglas as its preference;
inject however to the decision of /.
ltioDal convention.
Mr.. Benton, who has been quite
for some time, and much out Of
amor since his defeat in Missouri
.cloroa That no Intends oninrr 49,,