Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-22
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y "Louisyile journal entill'
} PRENTIcEANA, just published, al
le which will be sent, postpaid, {
!" receipt OF One Dollar, by DERI
= & JACKSON, Publishers, New Yor
ie A Mr.. Archer has been sent
it the Ohio penitentiary for marryin
three wives. 'Insatiate Archie
: could not one suffice?
: The editor Of western paper re
: Gently iancied himself "a live OK
but since our rough handling of hin
e be is beginning to conclude that b
is only yerked beet.
The Southern Mercury says tha
|. Mr.. z. o. Thomas 'has received bi
commission as Postmaster S,
there's a post office gone 10 p. 0. 1
A Pittsburg paper says. in an obit
uary notice OF an old lady, that 'she
bore her husband twenty children
and never gave him Il cross word.
She must have obeyed the good old
precept--1ear and for6ear.'
A NeHbern paper says that Mrs.
Alice Day of that city Was recently
delivered of four sturdy boys. We
know not what Day may bring
forth.
A Buffalo paper announces that
DR.. Bfandreth has introduced bill
into the Legislature, Is the editor
sure that be minded his p's in his an-
nouDcemeni?
The editor OF the Boston 'Liber-
ator' calls upon the ladies of the
North to make use of nothing that
is produced by slave labor. He
needn't expect them not to use cot
ton. They will not egpl so old a
friend from their, Joso5ns.
A lady correspondents, who pro-
fesses to be horrilisd at the indeli-
eacy Of on, paper, threatens for the
future to set her foot upon every
copy she sees. She had better not.
Our paper has is in it.
The common opinion is that we
should take good care of children
at MI seasons of the yeaI, but 1t is
well enough in the winter to lei them
Side.
A writer in Virginia paper de-
votes three columns to describing the
great Blue Ridge Tunnel. We hard
Is know which is the greatest bore
the tunnel OF the description OF it.
w. FL. Hooe, posimastofin In Yer
mont, publishes that two hundred
dollars of the public funds are miss
ing from bis Office. and asks 'nho
has got .he money! Possibly echo
may answer--H0oe.
The editor of an Indiana paper
says, more rqlzainy as en- foot. We
suppose the editor has lost his horse.
A party Of our friends, last week,
chased fox thirty-six hours. They
actually ran the thing into the
ground. -; /
The New York Evening Post
saws a man cannot be active and
1uiescent at The same time. There
nay be some doubt of that. Some
rellows hustle about terribly aud get
be stiU.
Messrs. Bell & Topp, of the N. c.
Gazette says that 'PreDtices are
made to serve masters Well. Bells
we're made to Be hung and Tops to-
Be whipped.
Mrs. Charity, of New Orleans,
came near dying Of poison a few days
ago., A sister Of Charity was sus-
sected of having administered the
lose.
AK says that 10 a short time be
expects TO beable to pay everything
that he owes in this world An, but
.hese's heavy debt he has
got to settle in the q BUorld.---
ThereN be The derfl to pDes
Mr.. u. Round, an old and yalaed
riend of ours, was recently elected
in Wisconsin. That, we
is what our Wisconsin trends
consider sqm,ing a cirele.
A Rocky Mountain correspondent
# the New York Post who writes
Henry q. Land, describes
Oregon as The most delightful coun-
ry in the world. Our citizens y
hey choose, can go cut there and see
hosc she Landlies, :.
We we're considerably amused oy
n account that we lately saw OF "a
emarkable duel. There we're SIX |
men upon the ground and six misses
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