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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
Young ladies' ard Misses'
SELECT SCHOOL.
HRS. II. II. FULLER


WT ILL open School for Young Ladies'
w and Misses in the School Room new oo-
cupied by Mr.. M'lntosh, in East Joliet, Oil
Monday, the 18th day Of April next
Il will be the aim OF the Teacher 10 msks eve
ry principle thoroughly understood, ana 10 adj
vance the pupil as fast as 10 practicable, with
regard 10 tseir own interest and the lest culture
of the mind, which the several depa:tuentsof tbs
School will embrace
%NNU EDN%S~S
PRIMARY DEPARTMENTAL hosraphs,
Req ling, Writing, Geography, PaTkay's. kirs
Book of History.
JUNIOR CLAsS-Botany, Natural Philoso-
ply, Physiology, Arithmetic, Modern aid An
Gent History and Grammar,
SENIOR CLASS-Wa,ts on the Iind,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Logic, AetNI
Philosophy.
.
PRIMARY DEP.ARIyHEN'T S2,o0
JUNIOR Glass 800
SENIOR Glass soc
French Language, s3.O0
Drawing and Painting, each, 500
Joliei, March I6, l547.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
DEMMOSD h wool

AUMININI hA IOh'S NO . 8CEs.
All persohs having elaine against the Estata
of John Madden deceased, are notified and Ee-
qvested So present the far sdJuss.ip'. si tbs
Term Of the Probate Court Of Will county ie be
holden q. The Office OF the Probate Justice, In
Jollet, on the I'd Moncsy in April aeEt.
JAMES MULEOLLAND, Adm'r.
Joliet, Jan l6, TG47
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
Joliet, March %, I847.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

2 OTICE Is hereby given that will present
7 petition to the circuit court, at a tenn next
to be holden, the court house in Joliet, in the
county of VIII, on the first Monday in May next,
for the sale of much CT the real estate, of Hosea
Buell., deceased, as may be necessary 80 pay the
debts of sal deceased, when and where al persons
interested in such real estate notified aud re-
quested 10 appear and show cause why The san Q
should nit be dche HANNAH BUEL,
Joliet, March y, IS47. Administrators.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
EEEEE9.

At Dresden, on the 18th of January
of inflammation of the lungs, Mrs. RexEAN
wife of Henry G. Brown, aged about p
years.
Utica, n. Y, papers please copy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate
of Charles P. Waterman deceased. are notified and
requested to present the same for adjusation at
the Term Of the Probate Court Of VIII county, TO
be held at Inc office of the Probate Justice, in
Joliet on the first Monday in May next.
JAMES BALLARD,
Administrator.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
Another Reauisilion for Troops,

DIR. Jarvis, who arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th, brought requ;sition for more
troops. The following is the requisition,
as published in the Evening Mercury, of
aha 18th FN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
CITY CASH STORE.
Lose E'rsees.

Lose EssSee8.
Y. HysOEA Tea, 3Ici
Coffee, Sc.
Germ. Rs00HaEg, 10Cs
Saddles, $500
CaIIcOes, 6ea.
AEpacas, 25c.
DIAMOND h WOOD.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30

Coburg cloths.
Ladies dresses.
Gents Knit Drawers and shirts
All wool Closting.
Buck,skin Gloves and Miifeas. H
Large stuck Ladies' Wors,.a 1:-rs.
Six fringes, Gimps, and Colds
Black dress Silks.
Plain, figured and " altered bonnet sills.
Bonnet Ribbons, Tabs, and Art!aeisis.
Florence bsaia Bonaets.
Misses do DO
Velvet Bonne;s,
Ladies' Mufa.
Blk Silk LAces.
Silk crasats.
Black and fancy ribbed SILK Gloves.
Wooden Shawls.
Red, White, and yellow plain F!aunsis.
Twilled red do.
Heavy and Fins do for Drawers sad ShiE
Over Coais, HuHtiug Coass, Sack Goats.
FiR'd Silk velvet Vests.
Medium and Lev priced Vests.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30
IIN lILL lID NIIIER GOODS

New opening az E1UW Els OAlHD SI'AND9
COMPRISING one
" (Which purchasers invited call and exsnn consisting h
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30

Many ofth abose have valuable Improvements
on them, for sale on Reasonable terms. Also
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire Of
s. W. BOWEN, General Land Agen:,
March, IS47. Joliet, Ill.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30

1AnA YDS Fiannels swilied and plain
1OOO Whiis, Yellow, and Red Flan-
nsls. fne Salisbury Hannels for sale at loves
Oct ~. 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30

M PS. Blue MsrTimac prints, for sale ca
EO loves by the piece OF yard cheap.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

r!- Both honses Of the Legislature were or.
sanised on Tuesday, BY the election Of Charles
Gibbons, Esq whig. Of Philadelphia, Speaker OF
the Senate and jams Cooper, Esq whig, Of A.
dams county, Speaker Of the House Of Ilrpr-,en.
'atives. Gro W tlamm"r''ey, Esq, OF Lancas.
ter, and Mr.. Sullivan. of Butler, wings, were e.
lected Clerk and Assistant Clerk Of the Senate.
in the House. David Fleming, Esq, Of Harris.
burg AMI Mr. Russell, OF Bedford wings we're
e!er,ed Clerk and Assistant Clerk 10 that body.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

CT The Commissioners Of Columbia county
contributed 500 Of ;he county funds 20 defray
the expenses OF the company Of volnntee's from
Dsnville TO riushurs. The citizens of Danville
and neehborhooA sweled the amount TO about
600 The volunteers were addressed he Sun.
day rrevion, 10 starting, in hn eloqnen: and pa.
,ro,ic msnaer, by the Rev. Mr. Lightner anil the
Rev Mr.. ye3mars onr Danyl'e neighbors
have acquitted themselves handsomely in hi,
matter
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
Late from SI.rieo.

GA Revolution has broken ou, AZ a'Campeachy
and Tobasco. which have declared themselves
separated from the Mexican Government
Private letters from Tampco state that the
men were suffering greatly from intermittent
fevers The impression prevailed tina, Herrera
would Re elected President of Mexico on the
opening Of Congress, and that oreriures for
peace wsuld be Immediately made. A further
correspondence between General Taylor and
Santa Anna is published. Gen. Taylor's letter
conc lua-s with a hope that the Mexican Congress
will aeeep, the offer or the United States, and en-
ter on negotiations for the termination Of bosti.
ties and the establishment OF permanent peace.
Santa Anna replies rom San Lois in . courteous
manner, and in conclusion says that be hopes the
National Congress will act as shall be most con-
dueive to the interests ofthe Republic, bot that
he believes neither Congress nor any Mexiesn
will ever be able Ia listen 10 any overture. unless
the national territory shall fret be evacuated by
the forces Of the United States and tbs hostile
attitude Of the vessels Of war in from, Of their
ports b withdrawn. Until this takes plses TIE
nation 10 determined 10 defend, Ut svsry basasS,
is territory. ioeA By issA
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

CT GovkaSoR's MKss.os.-We lay before
ctr readers the Govetnor's Message, with ;he
exception Of some OF the concluding paragraphs,
the Substance oil which We have given in con.
densed form, until next week. Besides being a
wei! written document, il has the merit Of brew.
~. Il Allnle, to all the important topics q;
state and national interest. and congratulate, hc
country upon the fattering condition Of or' 4
RANGES and future prospects.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
saturday, JanmGry 9, !s47.

" n. Palmer. Esq, at hfs Ks4i r..
tate end G'soi OaEre, corner OF 3d and. CAssnut
Streets, Philadelphia. ss at:sorissd to act M
.ascns, ard receipt for au monses r'as thfs
Office, for subscription or adpsrtising.
.qiso at his C,dscs Nh. lGU Nassau 81 rest,
.Nsr yNk.
find s. &. Cprnsr Of Rniffoto-s nnd Calvert
SITS Baltimore.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

CO The Reading Gazette has been cousidsta.
bly, enlarged, and greatly improved inar?ea-ance
by new dress, i, is an excellent family pc per,
and we presume is. e, it deserves to be, well pa,
tronjscd
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

CT We refer our readers to III. proceedings
OF the sunbury and Erie Rail road meeting. in
another column,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

c. The Sasquehinna ia, been very high dc.
ring the pas, week. The ice has ali disappeared
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

G GPRts1tso TsK.-A fresh supply Of superior
printing inl: just received, and for sale al Phils.
deiphis prices.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

Gy- Tux wATeR Gers jounsAL --Thi, ex.
cellent Journal cumrpences the new year in an
improved and greatly enlarged form. Il is a
most valuable publication, containing a vast
deal Of useful advice and instruction relating 10
health. Polished every month, q, g. per annum
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
Snnbury and Eris Rail Road Meeting.

Snnoury and Erle Rail Road Meeting.
Ata meeting favorable to the construction Of
this road, on Wednesday evening last. f. @.
MARKLE was elected President, WIZ McCsurY
and Pxrse PuRsEL Vice Presidents, J. H. Purdy
Secretary.
c. w. lIegins having stated the objects of the
meeting in few appropriate remarks, the fol.
lowing committee was appointed to draft resolu.
tons, &c , viz:
C. W, Higgins, II. B. Masser. J. H. Purify. ".
McCarty and 9. D. Jordan When
On motion of II. B. Masser. the following
Resolution, were adopted:
WgERsAs, The cities OF Boston and New York
ARE using all their energies 10 secure the great
trade Of the lakes and the west, and whereas the
natural advantages Of Pennsyivania afford shor.
ter cheaper and better route for a railroad thro'
her own territory than any other known, by
which the great trade of the lakes can be secured
to Philadelphia
THEarroRS, Resolved. That Penn,ylvania ha.
q deep int-tes; in the construction Of rail road
| from Philadelphia to Erie, and the route by way
Of Sunsnry and the West Branch OF the Susque.
/ - o'''o9t W HitNN i''c IIoU1 Polht 10
the other, and that its easy grades and natural
advantages in location woni give it decided
preference over sill other routes
| Resolved That branch from the Erie route
| with Pttsbury. would connect Philadelphia with
! that city, by q cheaper and more expeditions
! route than tie present miscalled central route
and that If tha principle Of equation OF grades is
correct ny which il is ascertaired that an engine
on gradient OF elevation OF 2i feet to the mile
| would have but half the power that the same
engine would have on level, then the Eric
ronts i, rot only better, cheaper and more expe.
ditous, but in fact also shorter route.
Resolved. That in ,he location Of the Erie
route, some ofihe hest portion, Of the state will
be brought into narket---rich in mineral and
agricultural resources, which ~culd enhance the
valu- Of real estate AMI taxable property many
million. of dollars
Resolved. That we deem II mpoitic, I'm.
wise. and unjust, TO construct a road parallel
with oar pubic WORKS, when better route can
be had without coming Into competition with our
state Improvements.
Resolved, That the following delegates ba ar.
pointed to attend the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
conyen;,un, 10 &c held Z; Philadelphia on the ig,t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

The citizens OF Philadelphia talk about pre-.
senting sword to Lieut. Parker. for his gallsn.
conduct in burning the Mexican brig Creole M
der the guns of the castle OF ST, Juan De Ulloa
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

WA. J. LKirER.-The Wilkesbarfs papers
are handling this gentleman pretty severely, on
account of his demand of $3.50 from the Wyom'
ing volunteers. for provision, &c, on their way
10 Pitisbnrg. They say be did no, eIpend $40
Tor Them, as eomnassary. Tar and feathers are
talked OF.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

= Jordan Charlie, " Hesin.
JOS r Prl-,tley Henry 3 Nasser
Daniel Brai,isaI,: William L D-w.r,
JOHN 1acgar, John B Packer
John Il vincen. Samuel D Jordan
Charles Gale Eiwarc Bright
Hon Jarnes Pollock T \ Ellington
Seth Comfy Jacob B Masser
Joseph Rhoale: William Martin
John Murray William Fcrsyihe
Samucl Hunter Geo 4 Friek
W ] Greenouyh r. G. Marklev
william Fag-H Amos F. Kapp
John II Purdy John c Boyd
VIM Vi Gray Gideon Narkle
jesse c Horton Samuel Il Wool
Charles ! GTune: Reuben Fsg"ly
Bower John Budi
Gto c Weikcr Edward Goblin
Wm Lawson rs Mickey
F Wo'hngei
Resolved, that th.s" proceedings be rub,.,hc
In oil the papers Of the county.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

Resolved, that these proceedings be published.
in all TIE papers of the county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21
From snnIn Ee.

From the II Louis Republican May II.
Yesterday, Mr. Cuniiie arrived IN this city from
Santa rs lie left the latter place the 80 OF April,
and arrived ct Independence in q days. AZ the time
of his departure no farther news had been received from
Col Doniphan and his command except that received
by the express brought the account OF the capture
of Chihuahua
The regular mail although constantly expected. had
failed There was camp rumor, that unless Col Don l.
phan was reinforced. ne would return by the way
OF Santa re and abandon his cOnquests. Mr.. C. IN
forms US that number OF the chihuahua traders
we're on their way the United States TO make their
purchases. -
were within four OF five days drive of that place and he
supposes that they will be in in few doys lie men
tons the name Of Messrs. Mcknight and Brsn schultz
and RUTHERFORD r Ovens and II. Mier.
Col Price with about $50 troops was in santa re me
remainder Of his command scattered through he
country guarding Z horses and stock and Diners
rarrisoning posts The volunteers were enjoying better
health when he left than they had previously done
still very few of the whole number had escaped SICK
ness
Nothing had been heard from Gen kesrny nor had
the troops ia rs heard anything OF the movements
or battles In Mexico.
Anezpress had been sent to Gen kesrney, c0mmuni
eating All the which had ranspired since his de-
par;re and such information had been received from
The United States or other quarters Il expected
that this would reach him before he set out on his re
turn from California.
The fort az Santa Fe was not completed and all the
public works were suspended. The civil Government
progressing quietly under the Secretary oil ss'e
acting &c Governor.
Mr. c. brings no news from the plains He brought
iu no mail or letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21
Judicial Nomina,ion.-Hhis.

'th Disfr1ct.--Convention at Syracuse 18th
JOSHUA A. SPENCER, Oneida LAUREN FORD
Herkimer GEO. r CoMsToCK, Onondsgs JOHN
CLARKE, Jefferson
Genssee-HoRAcE L. sOPFR Judge join n
MARTTNDAIE, District Attorney
Naogdro.-ABIJAH II. MORSE Judge GEORGE
d. LAMONT. District Attorney.
Llrtngston--ScoTT LORD Mount Morris, Judge
and Surrogate "A. A. HESpEE Of Geneseo District At
torney
WayHe.-GEoRGE w. Scorr Of Newark. Judge
WILLIAM CLARK, Jr. of Lyons. Surrogate; COLE
BAsHFoRD, OF Gslen, District Attorney
Dlter.-ERAsTUs COOKE, of kingston Judge
WILLIAM MAsTES, ofdo. Surrogate; HESRY BRoDHEAD
OF Wawarsing District Attorney; JAMES JOHNSTON o.
Snawangunk, EZEKIEL BRoDHEAD Of Esopus, Associate
Justices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21
WHOLE NO. 1901

frghtfal scene has ast taken place IA our city :
"Wednesday las, two gsnGs condemned b death, pro
TIERS nsulsd Demetri1s and Thsoiosus Tnphoupsulos
underwent their sentence the grand sqasre OF the
city. Both allowed themselves quietly - be conducted
n the scsaold Arrived there the moment the execu
toner proceeded 90 sseh Demetics the fatal psns
being man Of eigsnic stature snd hercu strength
he broke the cords that bound him and knocked down
the exeeuhorsr AMI bis sssstsns When the latter ne
covered the fer, and attempted to seize their patient
he made a desperate Resistance, and showed nsht ia
which the Jack keich and bis two aids were terribly
bruised and came near being precpiated from tho scat
fold Ga the point Of entire defeat the exeeutsonel
at last drew from beneath his blouse long knife and
buried IL In the heart OF Demetius who tell upon the
platform and expired. The decspi,stion was effected
upon bis carcass Theodosius On the other hand wss
perfectly resigned ard observed 20 trcb.e convu
sivelv he yielded himself voluntarily his execution
ers. and IN a moment hsd ceased 10 live
Dem Pacifque.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21
General Notites
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newspapers deposited IN this Office viii always be for
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under the special supervision Of J. B. MOWER, Esq
well known for many year. as The experieneed and EN-,
Client Superintendent OF TIE Foreign Letter u
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Ayres Oregon, Mexico, Psnsms, 81 Thomas, Kingston,
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~ Western Land Agency, DETROIT, Michigan
lsi6.-Sp The undersigned continue to devoie their al
tenon to the business u This Agency viz The purchase
and sa Of Real Estate the payment of taxes, retaining
lands sold for taxes purchase OF lands al tax sales
the examination oftles the entry Of State or Government
lands the examination and plating Of lands leasing e
sale ofMchgan State liabilities.
They have careful and Trustworthy Agents ~ the prnci
pal piscesn Ohio Indiana. Illinois Wisconsin and lows
and In each Of the organized Counties of this STATE
That all business entrusted TO their Will recev,
prompt and particular attention. they refer you TO me ol
lowing gentlemen for whom they have transacted business
" Office opposite the Michigan Exchange, Jefferson
sV SEoSes r. Macy. MACY L BRIGGS.
WILLIAM 5. DsIGGs.
~ Geo II. BKoDaEAD, IS Merchsnls Exchange, is
Agent OF NJ. 4 D. in New.York.
REfEsEScES:
Nsrp- York Ct-Frederlc Bronson Esq Daniel Lord Jr
ESQ Hon BENJAMIN r. Butler Charles Butler, ESQ
Messrs D. & A. kingssnd Co. Messrs. Hosdley, Phelps
/ Co. Messrs. WemoTs h Co. shss c. Herring.
tbany-GeOrge Dawson, Fac. evening Journal
Rochester, " YMessr-. Smith Persins, Messrs sage
& Pancost, Asa Sprague, Esq,
Bu6aio, " Y.-E. D. Elmer, ESQ. Messrs. Hayes
Johnson
Boston, M1s,-John ~ Barbour Esq W. w. Dennis, Esq
Pailadeipkia, Pa.-Messrs. Draper, Tsppan Co.
Troy " Y-C. L. Tracy, Esq
Ra,ar,s, " Y.--Junins Smith, Esq.
Terlinier Co " Y-N. Grant ESQ.
Lansngbwgh " Y-Stiney ID. Smith ESQ. ChsunoeJ
Hudson, " Y-Alex c. Mitchell, Esq.
Detroit Mieh-Messrs Gray & Lewis, David Stuart, ESQ
Mai. Thomas Rowland.
Washington, ID C.-Iion. VIM. Woodbridge
Toledo, Ohio-Richard Mott, Esq
Hartford, Conn-H. l.. Miller, Esq.
4lesalder, " E-D. W. Tomlinson, ESQ
NIL lawD IamWGSWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21
judicial Northumberland

|th Distr1ct-At Syracuse, May 15
PHLo GRrDIEY Oneida; WIN ALLEN, Oswego
DAN'L PRATT Onondagai CHARLES GRAY, Herkimer.
Judge Gridley. late Circuit, will undoubtedly be
chosen Mr.. Allen is the u. S. District Attorney
for Northern New.York Mr. Pratt is now First
Judge Of Onondaga Co. and in nomination for
County Judge. All Old Hunker of the bluest or.
der
Montgomery C0-Henry Loucks OF Palatlne
Judge aud Surrogate; John Watts Vsnderveer of Am
serdam District Attorney Adm A. Van Horne Of
Mohawk, Associate Judge Old Hunker triumph
OsicegO.-Orla II. Whitney of Mexico, Judge
and Surrogate Rawson II. Tyler of Fulton, District
Attorney Luny Thayre Associate Justice
OisegO.-James Hyde of Richfield, County
Judge Hiram Kline Of Butternuts Surrogate; Dewitt
c. Bates Of Cherry Valley, District Attorney
Yotes.-Judee and Surrogate, Andrew Oliver
Daniel Morris, District Attorney Henry kinnie and
Lewis B. Graham, Assistant Justices
Niagara Hiram Gardiner, Judge and Surro-
gate sherburne B. Piper, District Attorney.
Oaeida.-Joseph Benedict, Judge b. j. Beach
Surrogate District Attorney, not received
ScheRectddy.-Samue w Jones present First
Judge) Judge and Surrogate B. f. Potter, District At.
torney AbDer Smith Associate Justice. All bunker
WayRe-Geo. II. Middleton OF Newark, Judge
d. s. DIN of Sodus Surrogate; VIM. r. Adrich OF Pal
myra District Attorney Horatio ~ Taft Associate Jus
tce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

RAILROAD AccIDENT--The train over the Fan
River road from Boston TO Fall River 10 take the
Bay State for this City, came in collision, about
u Wednesday evening. when near Stoughton, with
the waytran for Boston from + ali River with such
violence as TO render the Locomotives nseParable,
greatly damaging the way.train cars and seri-
ously iDiuring about a dozen passengers, nearly
al Of the way.train. Happily, no person was
killed, and our informant thinks no bones were
broken, though severe BRUSHES and cuts were
sbnndsnt.-The accident is of course owing to
the gross laundering or carelessness Of somebody.
The conductors, &c jumped off before the collision
and were not injured. The through train was
obliged to send twelve miles for a locomotive with
which it came ahead, reaching Fall River about
lsl Wednesday night and this City about noon on
Thursday. We have heard no estimate OF the
amount OF the damage.
p. s. we have just seen passenger who came
BY the train from Boston, who informs us that IN
his opinion fifty persons were more or less injured
One lady had her face shockingly mangled' WINE
others received greater or less Commissions.
The cars, he says, of the Boston train were much
damseed-the platforms OF two entirely broken to
pieces