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by reference to tabular official
statement which we publish in an
other column, it viii be seen that, at
the recent election, Maj Tunes "
Hubs was elected Sheriff. George
Cuana CHAM County Cour / Clerk,
Jas. Z. G4acoat reelected Circuit
Court Clerk, Dqm.d i. JTaithRg5oa
Register, and Samuel J. Lsaafs re-
elected Trustee.
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PREDICTION

The Nashville American says that
one year from to-day, (NIarch 4th,)
a democratic President will be inau-
-gurated; and we say, that four years
from last Saturday, the senior editor
Of the O5seryer will be elected Reg
lister Of Lincoln county-p rOvided
he isn't beaten.
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Congress

The Waukesha Democrat supplies
us.with a suitable apology for failing
to furnish our readers with report
Of The proceedings Of Congress; by
saying: Eve did Intend (ton give our
readers synorsis Of their doings,
now and then, but have rarely learned
that much else besides adjourning,
and again meeting, and gain adjourn
ing, had been performed"
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The Eleetioln--


The struggle is over, asld the re-
suit is precisely what We Expected
and prclictc6-that is, some are
elected. and others are not. Among
the latter class Of individuals, is our
.9saor And by the way, if there
proves to be d Jack Of editorial in
our columns for week or two, it is
to be attributed to the fact that we
are condoling wiI h him, and ondeay-
oring to reconeilh him to the forty
save one which he has just received
He fatters himself with the knoWl-
edge that he would have been elected
but for a pauciiy Of votes. lie is
now conYalescent; but ifI a RELAPSE
takes place, and It should become
necessary to Sit up" With him, We
Will call III ;iselolailte'
But, while some are congr4tula-
tine themselves over their success
ar5 otI,erstare 3cussing-the luck
because they were not ''called, we
Unlike David mourning for Absalom.
. are ripping and snorting, and
.-breaknng things" because tie finds
due as BY each candidate are not
safely ens4 onccd in out brqeches
pOcket..
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-Four hundred and ffty-three thou
sand passengers were transported
over the Utica ard Schenectady rail
road, during the year 1891, without
an accident of any kind occurring to
one of them. This is the result OF
careful and proper management
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s1,l3I.716 81

We learn from Washington to-day
that the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States has decided against Mrs.
Gaines in the case which has for some
time been pending.
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Great Riot at Clevela nd, Ohio
Medical College MObbed- The
Military Called Out.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, ]
|. Feb. Is. 8 p. m. {

SLLh El>.1-'bt PAi1St
| Feb, L., 3 p. m. {
At oon to-day, the remains Of
several dead human bodies were found
on or near the premises of the lIo-
meopat bic College in this city, among
which, it is said, "a gentleman from
Ohio City recognized the body Of his
daughter, who died short time since.
The people in the neighborhood be-
came greatly excited, and the bells
were n ing four or fly e times, until
the coll ege buildings were surrounded
by an ihfuriated multitude, who COM
menced destroying the windows, and
everything contained in the buildings.
The wd rk of destruction is now going
on. The military have been called
out, and are marcbingto the scene.
second Despatch.
CLEVELAND, Feb. II.
The riot yesterday commenced
through the discovery Of portions Of
4 human body in cess-pool Of the
Homeopathic College, and which was
identified by the friends Of the de
ceased. To satisfy the public mind,a
committee OF five citizens was APP
pointed to 60 through the building
and examine every part. At dark,
the crowd about the College increased
largely, and hundreds Of people with
lanterns, bludgeons, &C., were congre-
gated. Every door from the first to
the fourth story was burst in, by the
committee-the mob occupying the
stairs, passages, &C., an xiously await
ing the report Of the committee.
] In the dissecting-room, situated in
the cock-loft Of the building, the
committee found the bodies of man
and woman, partly dissected, and in
one corner dry goods box filled
with heads, feet, trunks, and other
portions of bodies-one of the coIa-
nIistee recognized the hand Of his
owaa daughter by unmistakable marks.
The crowd now broke in, ransacked
the rooms, and cast their contents
from the windows. A full length
Skeleton was lashed to barber pole
and carried about the streets. The
building was twice fred, but extin-
guished. The light ar illery and
Several companies have been called
out, and are on guard as well as the
city authorities. The mob has con-
Stinued throughout the day, and fears
Eare entertained of an attack tonight
h The Sheriff has issued procla-
nation, calling on all good citizens to
aid in putting down the rioters.
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The Markets --latest DAT es.

NaSHvILLE Z. Tenn Business for lhe last
week has bed quite active in lis bfahch-
Is. The we atiier has been iavorabf, and
The excelenl condition Of the river has
added an add iliona impetus TO trade.
The river is now in xcellent Condition
for all classes Of boats. There is an inn
lhense amount Of cotton and tobacco in
Store awaiting shipment. and steps haYe been
taken we understand 10 bring several new
boats into The trade temporarily,
Couon. The market for the irsl half Of
The last conn erciai week was comparatiye'
y dull, bni j3r The lasI three days iI has
been doing much beuef The sales on
Monday and Tuesday were al prices rang
Ing from 3 10 81
The receipts up 10 the latest dates al all
The ports, GIVE the following resuhs:
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.TulIahonla--

The. course Of this town Is still
onward. The cars are now running
into the place. daily-improvements
oaual 70 those 81 any other town, are
rapidly going pan academy IN
dor the control bf competent teach
cts. will soon 90 into active opera
tion<fn lhet every thing wears q
cheerful appearance, and eIiDl-ances
a degree Of prosperity unparalleled'
il the history Of new towns II trl-
weekly Hack is running between TINS
plac and Tullahoma; and it i in
cont temptation to Start fouf-horse
enadh shortlv
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Constable

tvH>sdDitA-
The following is a list Of Gon4ta-
bles elect, in the several districts il
the county
LIST LynchBufg. J A. Silyert ooth;
2d Calls, j. D. Bailey;
81 Tucker Creek, Nm. Copeland:
4th Reneg4r' $ Wm. Ramsey
18th Within ans, W. " Rees +;
9Th Gross s,Lewis Lane;
18th Buckle e, Josiah King;
8th Fayet tevillie, II. c. Holman
and w. w, Formwalt;
9th MiIlard's, A. P. Smith;
j 10Th King Freeman;
18th W. CHI APPEL, Jchn Roach;
10Th CommBns's, r.. a. Wilson;
18th IEaIber Is, VI. P. He'd gepeth;
l4th Mcllln $, Geo. AliIlican;
18th TrantlI am 5, .Abner II. Collins;
10Th NIlllrilIe, " h. Murphy;
I7th KeIly'5 Greek, J. c. LEATHER
wood;
18th Coldwater, f. II. Steadman;
F., 10Th Moore 5, Allen Jones; II
20th Ransom 5. OPP Gnlfis;
2lst E&monson 5, Vim, MCGEE;
22l Andrews, aaron McDougal'
23l Mrs. Foster 5, --Beverley;
path Counts, Hopkins;
25th Arnold's, Moses Arnold;
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-11

The population Of Oregon is es
timated at 10000. 1t would be
considerably larger il the Indians
were counted.
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SOLD ONE.

WMTE have sold our entire stock OF Goods
Wv 10 RIA. GRAY s Co, and now we
wish 10 closeup our business: Every person
indebted to US, would confer favor. ana
save COST, by coming forward and setting
up. The business must be'wound up
Feb 26 SHANkLIN * GARDNER.
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Dagucrreoty

aL-. Z. j. H9qEcs, laguerreoty-
pist. is at lines Hotel, ready to
take a goodipicture, at short notice.
Nj. II. is an excellent operator, and,
we believe,wiIl give entire satisfaction
to all who flvor him with call
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Will appear

The Adlness and Protest of the
democratic members of the LegisIa-
ture will appear in the OJSerrer. as
soon as pur space will permit. The
facts set forth in them should be
remembered for future use.
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llNaYS

q On hand Sugar. Cutfse. Salt. Iron,
.TJ Castings, Steel, Nails; log. filth. trace
~ halter, stay, breast and Iorgue Chains;
stretchers; cross cut SAWS; hand, sledge and
stone Hammers. | can't Iellall-come and
see. SHAPARD.
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CLIO Tl4lnn STORE
Gent 5 Furnishing Goods.

u The subScribefs respectful CnTM
80 ~ lniorm The public, that EsEygyg II
they have aow IT. st.ie. splendid S---4- LIZ
aBsortmrn, Of super French Habits, Cloth
Sacks. Froek aud Business Coats. Also, a
iull suppl, Of Oregon Cashmere, Fancy
Tweeds, A Pacca, CIcl9n Cloth, Linen and
GouoGade Sacks and Frocks
". aE@ ~s9
OF all kinls-s3iia, fancy silk, wilton, alpaca
aud Nurseries Of every variety and rrce.
PAL AA0gMG5
OF every desc Ipuon aud pfIce. from rlch
French Doesk u Cass mere. black, PLAN aud
fancy. TO the iow es price Linen and C9tt0n.
Furnishing .lrt:cies, OF every description,
snch as SINUS. SHIRT Cellars. Shams, Cfavats,
Handkerchieis. Hosiery Suspenders. Gpves;
Hair, Cloth, and Tooth Brushes, and all plhei
articles necessary to complete
SSenfienaan's Wardrobe.
We have also on hand, AID Will continue to
keea. a splendid assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS. from The
finest French twI!ied Cloth 10 the owesI prIce.
Tweeds and Summer Cloth. Doeskrn and
Fancy CassImeres of the latest style. Satin,
Silk, Yalcncie. Marsehies, Velvet, black.
brown and dEab
This splendid Stock Of Goods has been Sc
Iected Y iIh great care by one of considerable
experience. and ifas been pronounced by COM
peten, Judges, judle'ous selection,
IEPrhe locatnn Of this Cheap Clothing
Establishment. is 10 Owens Arcade, one
Door North OF owens TaVern.=1z
We would also STATE, that we aie carrying
on the Tailoring Business, IL ALL IFS
VARIOUS BRANCHES. Mrs ScoTT, VINO has
the entire cOntrul,Ot this bIaach oil Business
feels assured. from past * 2rerIenee and sue
cess, thai he can-giVe ENTIRE sATI>F'cIIoN
10 all who mas favor US with Gail. Every
garment made up by us Will be 'cdrra''ted 10
fiji. and TO be ~ the most FAsHloNABLE and
APPROVED STYLES or TO sun the peculiar taste
OF those who may wish TO devisie from NE
same NJ pains viii be spared in cutting
garments 70 be made BY the Ladies LddIeS
Ridino Habits. aad Promenade Dresses. will
be cut and 1ealig lad of To insure no mistake,
and explanations given in regard 10 making
then up. ktcordlug to The prevailing fashion
orlrhe tiaI PARIS, London, New ok. and
pGuadeIphta Fashions always on hand,
SCOTT, GRAY y co.
Aug. d, 1851.
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"EOOh: HPf.P.ss
61ALL Also FOR

nALL ALSO FOR
Best French Cloths. blue. black brown L green
do do CassImefes do do fancy
DIP Saunetis do and gray
Beaver Cloths. FeItihg and Lion Skin;
PIl3t Clnths; Heavy Twecds anG Peiersham.
WORTH, MORGAN s NEIL.
Sept %
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Books and Stationary.

lust received, splendid lot OF Books
- and Stationary, among which are the
following Medical. Historical, Poetica.
School and Miscellaneous. A-bne assortment
of Letter, Note and Card Envelopes. EN-
bossed; s1penor Io' of lax. Pens, Paper.
QuIIs, Blank Books. Sc Sc,
To all of which we invite The attention of
ladies and conference.-the ladies' particularly
DlEMER * HAMPTON.
Oct. IA.
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Daeuerre0tI. nes.

~ FIN. Hughes, one Of the oldest
6 go PRACTICAL Dagueueotypists IN the
~ country. will remain IN Fayetteville
for one week longer. Pictures taken from
The Ia .osst 10 tie smallest sizes, and insert
ed in Frames, Gases. Lockers, Breas'piIs,
SC All work WARRANTED toibe as good
as any. no mater where taken. Please call
early as my time is ted-haying pTlor
engagements ahead. ~,
March H. 1859.
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e- Advertisements are. inserted in the
order la which tfey are handed in.
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FL Ye UP.

NVERIl person owing me Is hereby noti-
IA fed 10 come forward and settle up. IS
longer indulgence cannot be gwen. A
prompt attention To this will save cosr
And the gentleman who borrowed nv
bear-skin saddle Bags, about ) months
ago, is respectfully requested 10 lei me have
them for lew days, as ! wish TO use them.
Feb. ), 1852 w. II. MOORES.
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a. Advertisements musi be handed into
the Office by Tuesday Moruing, 70 insure
an appearance in The following Paper
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Missionary

Missionary
Rev. Join Ha'fers, formerly Oh
this place, has been appointed MIS-
s;ona,v 70 California. by the Mqtho-
dist Church! lie leaves shortly
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Corn Meal for Sale.

rHNIE subscribers will keep good supply
of excellent Corn Meal constantly
III sac at the Livery Stable, at the market
price. The quality is equal to any. Our
Mil makes as good Flour as any in the
county, We make 35 70 40 pounds Of Flour
from bushel OF good Wheat.
Feb. 10. 1852. SMITH & DAVIS
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Fire
We. understand That an attempt
WAS made 70 burn Huntsville ON last
Wednesday night,
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Total decrease. -....' ~ go
The incfeaSc in coastwise eXpPris IS
I41 ,488 bales. l'he decrease in Stocks al
all HE receiving perts Is l65,884 bai4k.
Flour. The sock is good. Tennessee
brands held at 81 o5; 81 Louis Sc; Qincin-
nat 4,(G4!.
sogar rho sock of Sugar is fair
SHES al 5af67c f Dbl. "
Molasscs. There is good demand for
,Ilis article stock light. Sales al 2BCG 80
for ~ @. bbls and hall bbls, 35'Q4O ior
Sugar House..
/ Coffee. Sock light. Rio 83fOlo4E La
.guyra Ia 2: lava f5C12o.
7 Candies. TalIow lOf0193c; Star 20@
Gle; Sperm doc.
" Risky is stationary. and we quote COM
mon rectlfi4d at l4fIl8.
Bacon. Very liue in market at whole
sale Operations confined 10 the retail
trade PRICE 7fG8c.
lard Scarce and in demand Retail
- :; -, -GQa
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OCEAN PosrAGE.-It appears by

OCEAN PosrAGE.-Itappears by
a statement published IN the lie.
public that the amount of postage
on letters aud papers received and
sent BY oc| can steamers, during the
year which ended Both June last,
and also d uring tie quarter ending
on the 3Oth September, was as fol
lows
Cunard line S139,459 80
Collins lin 224,336 Is
Bremen line I09I3S As
Havre linz. 53,17s 81
II. Y. and California 39O,2Ol II
Charleston & Havana 1852 81
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\ Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constable, aud JUSTICES blanks just print
ed , and for sale u our desk--chfep.
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Ladies Fine Dress Goods.
blankets. Blankets!

RLCEt Green. Drab, Scarlet. and. Fancy
-E1 MacInaw ESi;inkcis, also Bed. Cradle
and Negro Blankets in store and for sale
cheGp by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN < BEAVERS.
Oct Z
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To correspondents

The communication Of cur welcome
correspondent, Regina came to
hand too,late Cor to-day's paper. 1t
VIII appear as soon as space alloNS'
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New Bank.

New Bank
The Albania Legislature recently
chartered d new bank, to be located
at Nunts,iIls : capital, sS5o,ooo.
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DIED,

In this place. Goth u!I.. Of consumption
Mrs. Nancy, wife Of Mr.. Hinton Hill
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aiIi.s ana xEorstca Goods!

FcR LADIEs' Dresses, very low
- coqne sodb, II YOU want a good aHicle
~ cuEA P.
Jan %. J. l.. THOMSON.
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For Negroes.

e. VIZ have the best and cheapest lot we
* have ever had of
~ HEAVY double soled Bragans;
Best TwIlIed Blankets;
Real Negro kerseys AID other coarse
soUTHWORTH. MORGAN & NEIL.
Sept.2
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Returned

kalIlFned--- !,
Our Legislative Representatives,
Gen. R..ImfqeAmsoa and John Ne
Dmat{, Esq, reached home on last
Thursday evening.
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We VF' FER eyz.
R. 4. GRAY & CO.,

R. 4. GRAY & co.,
HAVE purchased the entire stock
2SSSfsSS9 of Goods OF SHASELh N & GARD
Easy NER, and are now offering the
same at unusually low prices tot cash. Or 10
punctIal dealers on The usaai time. Ii has
become very common Tor Merc han's TO say
that they are selling Goods Tor smaller pTVh's
than any other house IN town ms we
will leave for the public 10 decide. But we
will say this much-all WING WISH 10 oHy
Goods CHEAP, give US caItfand examine
our prices. That IS the way 10 Prove me
matter. feO. 70, lc0-.
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Indianapolis, Feb. % The dem
ocratic con vention nominated Wright
FIR Govern or. They adopted reso-
lqtions fav oring the compromise and
III favor of the Intervention policy,
but deem it unwise to pledge the
government in advance to interfere
By force OF not to interfere.
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]ClScIxNl Tr, O.-The river has fallen
nine inches: weather warm and Loudly -
Flour-salts 700 bbls at So 25faD3 % -.
Sales Whisky nj 10 TO l54 =. Provisions
firm; sales 1000 kegs lard al 81; mess pork
sold "a, Sl4; Shoulders and sides 8 TO &c
=. Groceries firm and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANs. LA.-Couon in fair de-
mand. Sales of the week $1,000 bales,
which is tt lie largest Of The season Mar
ket closes firmly. Good middIing u to g.
inferior 81; nidding fair St 10 81; ofdina-
ry6i; fair 8S to 9; middIing Il TO 70.
Sugat. Demand steady. Neglected in
ferior q ID 8; common So 10 -; lar &c
At; prime 4 J to As; choice to 81; clarified
Al 10 IS.
alolasses. Demand steady. Sales al 20
10 % for f4rmen,ing. and "a to. So for good
and choice; reboiled 20 10 90.
Whisky Demand steady at l77'o if2
for reciiEed, and III for raw.
Pork. 1000 bbs sold a, A 30 10 ] fol
mess; IA 80 for New Orleans; IS 81 10 i
SO for prime.
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Beautiful
Fine
Shoes and Boots.

OHOt3 tIIIU DVUto'
LADIES KID cali and Kip Shoes
- and CATERS;
Mems calf goat and Hip Shoes;
do fine and extra Rne cali Boots;
do wafer proof cali and kip do
DO heavy kIp and mud do
Boys ami Youths do
Negro Brogans. extra article.
Come II. come IA and let GIe show yod
what can We had at SHAPARb'S
Cheap Cash or Credit Corner.
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CaRdidateS--.1Sj3.
tax coLLEcroR-LINcoLs COUNTY

TAX oLLEcroR-LINcOLY COUNTY.
E9@ We are authorized 10 sahounce Ira
+. DouflIit. candidate for Tax Collector
OF Lincoln Couaty. FOR. 1853.
SIP We are authorized to announce
Campbell Dou:hit, Tof the I'd districi !
Candidate Cor Tax Collector of Lincoln
County. for 1853
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RELIGION IN OREGoN.--A writer
F3r Oregon, in giving sketch Of re-
ligious ma tier there, has the foil owing
facts and figures:
Population of the Territory 10000
Methods Episcopal church min
listers -
Methodist Protestant ministers 4
.Congregatfonalist ministers 9
Baptist Missionary ministers .
Baptist Anti Missionary)ministers .
Presbyteri pn (Old and New dd !
Associated md Associate reformed do :
CHAMBERLAIN d Presbyterian minis ers
Protestant Episcopal
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New Arrangement.


] BRowN, blue, black, and green,
& sttI.s5 Of every qualify line, super
.SA-S fine, and commons
Jan. 90. J l. THOMSON.
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED..

In Bedford county, Mr. ENocH SHFAD, of
Giles county, and Miss HARRIErT, daughter
Of Joseph P. Thompson.
In ShelbyyIle. Mr. fHos. JEFFERSON
Ro7NE and Miss SARAH ANN STEELE.
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9suecnsware ana Hardware.

o A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT OF good anc
common quaIIties-which We are of
NJ iering astonIshingly low.
Ian % J l.. THOMSON.
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Boots, Shoes and Brogans.

xSk, heavy lot Of all qualities just
Yfft received and Tor sale low by
~ GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS
fct
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
E.ri.a. A,sident "a the Erle Railroaa.

On the night Of the l4th inst, another was
added to the appalling list of casualties upon
our public thoroughfares.
The accommodation train, going east upon
liz regular time, was run into, its rear car total
lv demolished, three persons instantly killed.
two more died this morning, and three more
are not expected to survive. 1t had passed a
heavily laden freight train four miles west, and
the conductor had drawn out his watch and
ou;e,iy exclaimed that he had one minute more
70 wait before his time to leave, when the freight
train was discovered close at hand. He instant
Iv cave the signal to start, and sprang upon the
1laiform, but It was too late, and the freight en-
zine ran entirely through the rear car OF the ac-
commodation train, which remains enclosing
the engine like a shell. .,
The engineman of the freight train lodged be-
hind the fre-box, and was not injured. The
fireman of that train jumped off and escaped.
There were, fortunately, but eleven per
sons ON board the car, and it destroyed pretty
much all. Those who survived the crash were
,oalded by steam from the battered engine
which had literally gone into the car, and wa
completely enclosed by it,.
This must have been sheer careleIsness oil
the part Of the managers OF the freight tram
aimee Il is not possible that it had any right t.
leave the passing station so soon as to run T.
another station before the proper time Tor tn
preceding train TO leave it. This is the secon
fatal accident of the same kind Cor. Evenin
Post.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

Look out for the Old Lumbar Ward.

NAJELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all bnilt-
Wv ing purposes, can al times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard. which has been established
years. The proprietor deems it unnecessary TO puff his
Lumber 10 make Il SELL or TO say airy thing about
perenee in the business except to these who never pur-
chased from him. lie would remark thai an experience
Of eight years in The business gives the decided advan-
tsge over any other whc never had erPsrienes--hs
Lumber has been purchased for cash and ssec led with
great care, from the best mills in the Pinery. Me-
chanics aud others wishing 10 rirtiase Lmber would
find Il TO their advantage 10 call and examine Tie stock
Of Lumber and Shingles at The Old Lumber Yard BIZ
less price, will guarantee you get il as low and
better article for the money Also Lumber, Shih-
giles and window sash.
NJ Doii4 forget tire Big Sign on the west side Of
Third between bird and Hill streets Look out for tile
Sign of THOS. S. MiLLER;S
feb26tf LUMBER YARD