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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
f!l!.! aaa 9anfJl.
BAD no "0x TO his Name.

fiad iiO U 10 His Name.
We win messed a scene at rail-
road station a short time since,
which afforded much amusement
10 the ,stanters. A rather shpNI-
ly dressed man, win a very prom /
nent nose, aightcd from the Oars
and stood Watching their departurd
when he was blniFlly accosted BY
an old Tagged sou of Erin, "a recent
importation, who stiIl fetalnetI the
ifieze coat and corduroys, and was
eFl,lehilybut little Amesicanized--
m the following manner:
"Arrah, an be me soul. is this
ycrseif, Mr.. O'Nayle?"
The gegKcmau looking first sur |
prised, then shoelse d, and las tII I'M
digaanf, replied
"Ye'r6 lnistaykia SIR; me nam
is not 0'Nayle."
| @'y1ial,i"
ME name isn't o'Nayfe."'
4 'Isn't il, now? an' ye're bot al
t0'Noy!c-- an wees didn't conn
from SkiBbereen IAN yer ndI
.he sop O the WILDLY 81 ldset2 a4H
may be Patrick {p9or fell,! that's
/ ded an gone wasn't yer father
lpaythe i? an yees didn't go ID
IBaItim oore wild lhe rich jinlleman
lao gil Until Inc ra8 bizaess, an mak4
a pow + D. mone,2-aii' we're mol
an O. Nasl4? We'll, well, well. ID
this an be that-t, this bates all on
inlireIIt--an' d'yees lliink woulln' I
| know yIee$, Patrick H. w ell, then
1 wlldl Wild that nose to the fore
ia take hle Bible oath l'yces ii
iopcn cooFt, before The jnlse and ia
~, and iyers soHl that vas in it
An SO ye'rc hot an O'Nayle! Well
then, isn't asy denyin' it-ye'r'
the imige O yer father, Sd We are
But | see! o, sure | lleern how
grand We wor; an how yees di,ln'
know poor min at all, at all! An
sure, lis an Elegant coat wee 5 have
on, so it is, an very perIlte ydes arr
wild yer deluthelll. ways. Div
a one iver seen yet was altered
aqual TO yecs--an' yer ~ at al
0'Nayle, an I'm tlIinkun yeIre no
an Irisbman, naytller! Alebbe ii.
q Yankee yees are all out! Diyi
q ont O. me doubts il! Nv ye'rt
/ not an O'NayIe, LII engage yee
ANT all Ifishman ayther-al' SURE
ye're not an O'Nayle! Might
make SO bould as 10 ak yer nane'
All this was vociferated very rap
idly, and in tone Of deep indigua
ton, as, The 'jinlleman Of the ras
bizness replied
"Mf name is Neil, SIR; but w
30 '0' to me name
can is that it! Ye've nivcr al
o t yer name? Did yees lose j
after J ees KEN to 4 meriky?"
"Nd, sir. | did not. | never haC
an @ 10 my name.
! ~DJ wees tell me that? Well
thin, mind the time, Mr. Naylc
when here was an o to your name
big enough to drive a cat All horse
rougIi--wliatsomeyer We dun vic
it sincf!"
The .jintleman' declining further
Controversy, left, Indignantly deny
ing the soft Impeachment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

a Clergyman who was consolins
a young widow on the dtatil o. yer
spuke' Hi a very serious
tone, rdlnafk king that he was ".-ne oil
the iea. sp6h a jFutlof a Christ
ian. You cainrui fad his equal,
YOU know. 10 wl.i4h lie soll,iPng
lair on4 replied, With. an almost
broken Ilcari, 4 .dcnt know, bat
i'H Try
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

We once knew Ia young man who
died OF suppress fed ambition, be-
cause hismDther Wouldn't allow lin
to wear starched collar when he' d
90 out to take ride with the girls
in sail bDa;, The old lady knew
that gale might rise, and it would
be impossible for him 10 cast an
Choir with such stont rigging on as
he wished 10 take along.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
NhW STORE.

" ID. s. 5. IN. EWING are nov open
w ing. ~ Hines '.blg house, sonll
tside OF Public Square. Fay eaevIiIr. a arg'
and very desirable assortment Of Staple an,
Fancy Dry Gpods. Hardware. ceiiery
Queensware--inE shorI, ever arIicle-asoaiiy
Kept in a first class dry goods Huuse--whlel
they are prepared 10 sell and viii sell. oG
better terms for Ecash Than any other estab
lishnlent In town; or TO punctual dealers on
the usuiI time. ECvIae and proye IL.
July 90! 1892
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
.s' E1o 20 Es eEx.
r. A, GRAY Is co..

HAVE purchased the entire stock
- of Goods ot SHAEKLiN y GARD
kSGS NEe, and re now offering the
Same al. tinus .raIly low prices for cash, or 10
punciuai dealers on Tile usual Mme. Ii has
become very common Tor Merchants 10 say
that they are selling Goodsfor smalles profits
than any other house IN town. THIS we
viii leave for the pubic % decide. Bnt we
vii say This nuch--alI who wish 10 buy
Goods CHEAP, give Us gall, and examine
our prices. That Is the way to prove The
natftr Feb. 70, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
Business in Tunssamal

IAN the 20Jh nSi., intend h.inr in
~ E'ui.l;s0ni.I. VISA a ia,.sil,d sic. = 3
Groceries, aud such G.sti articles A. Wi
meel the demands Oi the 4lnlning eou.tr,.
aRd improvements 81 the u4w icwu.
NJ determination Is 10 he ready. o. the
arrival OF the Cars, tie open wiih FrLL aat
IGrNEsAL AssoRTHESF; end sna be pieFas. Il
ihrnish The irade WIN. eveN ialna IN nis
line, on be MOST LIBEKtL TEENs. az Ns-a-
vile prites. j. aitiZZAi;D.
Nashville, Sept. 23-d
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

II - anu ANGUISH, iefIeFetF bY
its see. are multiplying and increasing be.
yoRd all precedent. Il goes like an an gel
ls'with healing on lis wings"
To Irersons who wish. we can furnish
names and Residences Of persons in The
city and county, who have been cur OF
Is heuEa;itisila, SpFains, Bruises,
BuTaas, and the mb>t loathsome sores; as
we'll as Tt.niors. Cancers az D w ems:
and of horses that have been cured bf Sssav-
ius, Esimg-B0nes, SPiint, FissuIs. and
PoiI-Eiyiis, and hard boned tuml oIs ldh the
feet, legs, shoulders. and back. Almdsl ey-
cry farmer Throughout the counirylcsn Eesli
lfy TO lis wonderful healing powers land
hone Of them would he day without lit
Dwnefs OF Livery Stables and Stag Compa-
hes can save hundreds Of dollars YEARLY By
using this lliniinent on their horses wh4 ,.ev-
er they become 9 Failed. chafrd. OF crippled
from any Of The thousand accidents 10 Which
Iheirstock il subject.
Purchases viii save money by buyinS the
large size bolties the 80 cent size conraulnu
three. pad the dollar eigh1 time; the Quantity
Of The % cents.
IS GROSS just received aud for sale at
PfoRHelor's pfieessbY
J. NJ. ZTMERMAN,
Wholesale a nd Relail Agent. doors frd m
the Square, Market s. rect
sEJs For sale 10 Fayetteville. Tenn, BY
McELROY s. CRAWFORD. CT
Nashville, SePt.2. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

10 MAKE Hrss Ca TT Stout
strings around their DO dies Hay the
bird5 upon a bond-a ID fist ten the.
strings underneath. Hens secured IN
.liis manner viii lay for any desired
length Of time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
"a so Obs old AIunongFbeIa ahi,Le,

ga 50 Obs old Muuongfbela ahiske!;
80 20 bbis i'ye " h'ss ty
40 b1is common Tectibed W hishe;;
90 bbls country DO DO
2 bals VIII Cherry Brandt;
9 pipes ard J pipes ll"s [ fs"ihs Brandy
Ia bids Paie Ccgpiac Brandy
2 bbis Muscil "rs'i
4 LniS oid \, t1e;ra ami Blown Cherry Vine
l04 bbs Peppermint ait1 C'n@aaiipn Coie'H'si
10 boxes Brardy Chrrnrsi
5 bsxes French CeTdmlsi
90 boxes CJarei Corspals, 'p <es e., az lcr
SAFE iy l. iE!tha1
APf,i ely NA-Di"is' l'ra
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

+ AiisrT OF ADYlcE-People who at
tend fires should never throw the bu-
feaus out OF the window till there is
a sufficient number OF people un.ler-
aeathto bree.k tie FIJI.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
Speaking Of intervention. a Char

Speaking Of intervention, chap
said the other day Il never inter
vcned bit once, aud that was be-
tween an Irisllman and his wife!
while they VI ere exchanging fiat
irons, Ind the follow ing is what |
got Tor MY paIas: One broken head,
four Kicks, i toot-jack, aud the c,hi
Of an aX-hGIYe."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
ROCKS! BOOKs!!
EE ME~GNos

"a a LANCE az soumenl Of very fine
80 Hats, which we ard offering much
cIi1aber Chan such an arHce has ever been
ofl,frdd Here before. II yo'. want an EXTRA
artcl... latest 4l,ie, fir lniIe moueY. risI call
over ln me coi side OF town.
JolF 20. W. ID. s s. NJ. EWING.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

4 Taisorin2.--As has been noticed in our
circulars and other advertisements, let II be
borne ia mind, That this bFAnch of or busi7
ness is sill prosperous aud flowing on IN It's
vastly Improved beauty; II being, that we
ihaye at length acquired such Perfection III
the CUTTING and FAsuiuNING art, that not one
to tioub thai we could hide the de-
lo,nii'ies of Richard III. or ht from Gen.
Hon Thumb-who made the cbnnlry curl:
lous, aud drew them 10 witness hlS dimnu-
hive person and varied coslune--to Gen
Jack sou, who led aIniIes 10 batue aud 10
vIcioTy. And were u feqifed. We could III
iron the FAIR nodeiingS OF Venus de MedIci
and the Greek Save, 10 tire vast chested
Ia polio o. BelvIdere.
/ Ybur friends in haste,
/ SCOTT. GRAY s. co.
Aprl Is, 1862
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

QUESTION FOR ExERcIsE.- IF a
hole is twice as wide as it is deep,
and twice as deep as it need 70 be,
how many potatoes will it hold, II
they are half meRcers?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
Charles Gaklord S Hats,

GAN be found at no house III town, ex-
~ cept at Gill d fssisseiFS. Gentle
men. they are Of SUPERIOR FINISH, ana nave
an EXTRA TOUGH IN SHAPE, HAT has never
before been seen n this market. Call and
gel one. There are ''oniy lew more Of the
Same sort left"
April s, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

10 Country MerI Ia taHis.--Ihe Stock
of Wares oAetfd to The I'd taller a, his esrab-
lishme%i is unusually extensive and cam
PIete; will be spd on Iavd rabe terms TO the
trade. A call i solicited EuFTbe best ol
packers areengaged at Ia ! no use. f1s
/ A. H. HICKS.
Nashville. Sept %, iSjl-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

The young lady who saw a baby
without kissing il, has acknowlr
edged HAT her ftient is bonnet IS
than her own!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

The-atory Q f a man id this vicinity,
who had a nose SO lhrge,, that he
could not blow it withop ut the use of
gunpQwH Der, has turned out 10 be a
hoax. Ne thought it would
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

The follow ing was found in the
pocket Of a suicide. No inquest was
held oni the body:
WhyIis a RI inoceros, after swallow
ing a tiger-cat, like Roman swords
man? Because he is Glad-ac+ ate-frt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
g3EWf AZ

SEGARS. OF rare lasrr; ME Cine wirc AMI
- Smoking TOBACCO; SNUFF, an Bad
ders. Bottles. aud PapeIs, anI suadr,s 100
nurIerGus 10 mention
ApnI %. DlEMER s HAMPTON,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

"You didn't cd 10 Cork to-day.
Paddy"
"0ch, no. said Paddy; Il heard
"a gentleman say there would be an
eclipse OF the mdon here tonight,
aud staiti to see fl2
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
LEATHER.

NT have on hand. and wilfcontlnue 10
w keep. a large lot Of La:ltilcr d all
kinds-Bsdie and Harness. UpPtT AID Sole
L,ealher GILL 4 RUSSELL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
For Gentlemen.
For NEGROES.

II 1V1 Itso IVtS'
1. We lave HE best aud cheapest lot we
~ hive eyer had of
- ieavy double .soled Brogaas;
Best Twll!ed Blanke4;
Real Negro kerseys dud other coarse
Il Goods.
SOUTlIWORTH, MORGAN l& NEIL.
Sept %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
~>-~~~>c-~~-~-r-~-~-~~ or~>-~~c<~~~~-~%
Fresh DRUGS. Medicines. etc,


Fresh Drugs, Medicines. etc.
.0Yn -THs u bders ierie,l i,aye r. a.
A etsseJby la'e arrivals. a large ~
~ lsnu % their stock ei IjEcss- -
|. \ iciEes, Paints, Oils, Perfume:
ny, Varnishes. Fancy Articles, &C.,
making a. much larger and better assured
than Ibey have ever before ofieted. Haytpp
been purchased by one oil The htnl IN rerssr,
with much care and attention 10 bots rr,e..
and qualify. they are able 10 efer linen, a,
the low, st marker rates. and rsques - OF Coun
Try Merchants and Ply slc,ans y srlieu.hr.,
an examination OF their STOCK. They Gavs
lately received
900 kegs pbTe Whine Lead;
600 gallons Llnsees OIL;
PIP dOz CARROTS Scotch Saulrtn bei,,,s.
% DO Swee'seI's NascOaoy 90 ~ d.
80 boxes Scoieh snuff IL rolls;
$50 000 G ID Percussion Gaps;
100 groce best Wood Box AIa;cAes.
10 deg Cologne Mater, assor,.a,
100 10 Bears OIL;
81 do Rose Hair Oil:
+ 500 lbs Spanish Fioal Ind,ae.
LOCO 10 superior Madder;
q sacks Pepper and Ginger;
20 boxes GuGPowdrrand Imperial re,,
~ bbfs Spanish Whiting;
% dOz Rushior, Clarke \ Cos cd
Liver Oh:
LOCO lbs Roll BrinssioEr: =
$50 half boxes Window Glass. asse,,e,,
bizeS; u
$50 doz SRsohlng .Iob1cep;
$50 doz MaSons Biacklak:
% gross Fancy Rprs;
10 bis Spirits Tufpesrrt;
5i5 lbs Extract Log " eut. in small t,,yes-
l91 reams Letter rDa Cap pa,...; WV
low;
so dog HAIR Brushes.
100 do Sine DO slrele AL +. ,.,.r..
3'l0 do Violin Sung;
oslo Fine COMBS;
40 boxes Shaving Soap.
1919 doz rvoih BfyShes. aseorie.l.
600 gallons Miaier Sp,ru, Oh:
72i do Tanners OF:
70 dozen White Wasa Brushes:
10 90 TayIor's Shaving Co.s, .a...l-
- gfece Steel Pea:
2iioz Bulls Says 4pafl.ia;
! OUU lbs Venetian x, j.
! EWIN, BROWN & CO.
Sept 23-ly N,,hya.r. .g's}
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
and. j. BUNSIN,
LATE OF SHEPHERD. DUNCAN & 90.
AUCTION and Commisyion NSreiqai: :
NASHVILLE, Tim.

"HoLESALE. Dss Goods B 5ots.Sh9cs.
w Hats. Caps. Umbrellas. AM ios- ME
sale Of Merehandize generally ,-tit.,er a, pn-
yaIe or public sale.
Will have regular monthly sales at Abe
ton aud SELECTS Consignment Of by Godls
PruSburg aud Cincinnati hauuiactor,; . e.
give undivided attention To all business "a
uuSied to my care.
Instructors strictly Complied WITH. aad
business promptly execattd.
sept l0-ly AND, J. DUN1fE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
fash for U0eIi

NJ + will ray 30cis per pound IN Cash
VIZ iPr clean washed Wool, or will give
SoYus sr groceries al lowest rates r. II.
IsO[ THW0RTH, MORGAN s NEIL.
Jiiy 10 ISL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

French Cloths; Black aud
& Eaury Cassimeres; Black San %, Fancy
Silk, ahd Winter Vestinss, al siiiah pref
its. NO lUMBUG.
April % J. l.. THOMSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
Lace Goods, &c.

= 7 " t.,75 - "
S g. T H @:s:i s s:;:::
White and Black Lace Caps;
Twisted Silk Milis;
Thread Lace Edg.ugs aud Insertfngs:
1aronet do DO do i
Swiss & B1bt Lace 90 do
$OUEilW ORTIZ, MORGAN s NEIL.
SepE ..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
Extra Fine.
Ready Made Clothing.

NN-tVy I1WUN NAVtHEHot
a., HHes we were in lire East, we pur-
"a chhSed Goats, Pants. Vests,
LEI Shirts, Shirt Collars, &C., which
. { YiIl sell LITTLE CHEAPER THAN THE
,nEAPE4T IT.
GILL & RUSSELL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
- Jas. IN. Ell IeTr,
Receiving, Forwarding & Commission
MERCA4NTG
Also, AgeAf for K;tnaWa Salt,
SHELBYV1LLE, TENN.

rrp WILL attend pIohiptly 20 receiving
20 and forwarding all Goods and Pro
duce c9ns'gnedEo his. care Constantly on
hand LARGE ahd WELL SELECTED stock Of
GROCERIES, indigo, uadGer, Pepper,
spice, and all articles ally kept Tor lam
lily a plantation supplies. Kanawa
Salt via be larnished at Nashville prices,
adding freight.
REFEREEcE:
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&C. MCKINNEY 4 w. b. MARTIN,
e9 Ef0a'aa eggs 05 Lasr.

FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
G.rOfce, one door a0rFL Of Mqj. ROss's
Dec. 2. 1851 IL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mexican Mustang ointment.

The repu;aIian Of This
prePara bon is increasing
daily; ii e .circIe of It's in.
fiuence and unbonh,.el
popular liY is deepening
and wild euins; and the ca
ses Of phin and suffering
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09

q 4; ' T.: =: i &; ::: s.: :: 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

WAsHirGroN, June Is 1865
Henry Clay the Nominaions-Daniei Websie,-LEs
Specchfmpatont 7ieanesf be Negotiated MarskfeL-
NJ. W,bsf,'s Future Carer.
The Hon. Henry Clay il drcadully harrassed and voa6
ly exhausted by his cough his ,ttsn, Ia aimoA
wholly ergrossod by his sufferngs, and IL is vesv
doubtful whether he will express y opinions for shs
public. of the recent whig ina ions Batimogo
Lie son is my informant
Nr webs,er's ep,ech. last Tuesday evening wss
strangely misrcportei in most Of the papers aid hls
friends complaining Of IT.. lie did not -ay tingls
word which could be fairly construed favoring Ge0
saott Ee said that tho convention had probably dvns
ls hesf-tXeTcised It's s0uLuoot
he Whole speech Was kocBy satirical and cutting
Dir Webster is expecting 10 TO EarshheId wee
He will s retain tho ofic. Of Secretary State whic
lac has been socted to do by prominent OF all par
tbs
Some important treaties with the British Minister asu
to be aogot ao at Mnrhicd snd such other busincps
pertaining tbe Department Of Iequfes the pss
soDol attention Of tie Secretary viii be tftn tbe 70
Mr. Webster left arm ID stil black and blue greativ
swollen, ard very painful from the injuries received
several week. ego. by the breakn of his carriage
What his course viii be VII reference noinins-
joIs. can advisc you in few days His friends s~v
tina, he will retire entirely from politics in accordanss
with iLe earnest wisheA Of Mrs Web,ter
The platform adopted by the National Whig Lonvsn-
ton nj bpltimore. was prepared almost wholly by tho
Lon Humphrey Mhr-hal. If kentucky Although thaA
gen's man and HIS friends failed To the
~ ther iasoe caDddat, for resident yer tho IAoA
iha' platform of their drai ng with but few anA
slight alteration. adopted by the convention se ms
viii ho there Ii reston to believe engage actively in ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

WING REJOICING ~ NV tiAMp BiRE.-A most entbO-
sHstic meeting cf the wings ~ Manchester N II ssa
hta on The night Of the 2tb of June ia respond ss
nomination OF scott and Graham. Cannon1 fired
f'pt were waved tar barrels burned cheers giyao
by crowds, all over the town
At Nashua, n. Ia when the Of the nomination of
Gen scott by the ghig convention received iaxs
were instantly thrown to the breeze NEE ing II No
Wbgs Of Nashua nni NaShvie held at the ois. Of
A j. st,yebs and thirty casks powder subscrLsd
Tor IN ten minutes a correspondent of the Boston IT
ias. sa5t AT nine o'clock the cannon CONNIE need
IttmbE the bells ringing and the rockets darL up
'dhut directions and the reof cheering All united,
pttseI I'D ore OF those outbursts of popular p~
cuar tby when ih people receive that goes the
hart 1n ten minutes Main street literally packed
fbll 81 men and women from the depot of the Nashua
npd Lovt raiifuGo to Tho Pear, street House waA
~ rhttc lN movement ~ the masses without eny
effort Nothing IN 1870 bore any compsrison to It, Tbs
utmost good feeling prevailed Nine good hearty cho~s
wire Rvtn tor Hon baDi'l cbeter Everything pass
Of without any iDiury lepe lone the engineering
Of tue IAceh OF IL l,a. ll.ns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
MurkeSs.

bAsoHrsITR STATE OF TRADE. June 1--we have had
tie whole quiet week in cloth market scarce
vi at can be called moOern business with difficulty
hts prices obtained The quiet state Of the
k.t mhy reihaps in some degree account for this, The
market continues bucynpt at full prices these
marks aI ply to export qualities and numbers whilst
The spnnrs generally engug for time TO come
The German houfes sii by fully empo Dyed
ana 1t L. supposed will remain till the the Dex,
harvest If krown moderate business il doing 20 the
Ncdit.nnD.an. &c, snd for India average amount
10th in cloth and yains. must be reported. On the
whole, business II not brisk, is at least healthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
Interesting from the Rio Grande.
MURDERS ON THE ISCREAsE-gxcITEMgNT At MA
TAM0RAs, ETC.

PALIMoRE, June 27, 1859
The mail from New Orleans through to niaAt
The steamer Yacht arrived at New Orleans brings Ne
Grando dates to 18th June The oursg-s the frontr
he increase and murders Of frequent o.
The newspapers filed with accounts Of "
crrsons TO the American side made by Moxicans and In
dinns Five persons had been murdered near Aqua
Negro and party Of Americans who IN pursuit a
tho murde,rrs forced to retreat being siroa9
enough To effect any thing
1he he party NJ Tnmaulipas had succeeded in aloot
rg Ion Ramon Prieo GOVERNOR but his predeccssorFs-
fI 10 give mp his office which had grsst
cite nj MatAmorns The editor Of the paDss
and number Of citiz,n ha1 arrested and impris
eAfor denouncing the Of the Governor.
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telegraph Enterprises.

BY private letters per Atlantc learn that
y n. Osborne Eq.. the az, ut of the Newfoundland
Electric Telegraph Company. has contracted in England,
for the land Though Newfoundland upon very
hte terms Mr. Gihornc has also entered into contract
for the submarine line connecting Newfoundland with
Nova Scotin upon terms much less than estimated
Meesrs. Newa Il Co. OF London. the con- tractors for
The newfoundland submarine line have ente into
contract to lay down line from the Ingue ilarwich
distance Of 1856 miles now tiang with the
Fitncb goyfImcut tor submarine line from France to
Agiers, distance Of some 200 miles.
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That gentleman has wtA his asslsAntS % drected ths
laborng portion Of party that the hole whch 20
very lately extensive basin OF water h nearly dry
and but for the underground filtration the sms body Of
water In the pump we'll could easily be thrown In less
than hour This must now be called the golden
basin Of Ophir" for ts yield Of the precious metal will
It s anticipated be than the propretors Of this
claim anticipated week The result Of three dsys'
dggings ending at six p. H. this evening, March 81
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Disastrous Fires,

DESTRUCTION or TIE ALBANY IRON wORRS-Eo@
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND yIFTY THOUSAND DOs.-
LARS, ETC.
TRov, Juno 81 1852.
This afternoon at holfpast O'clock fire broke ot
/, the steam iron mill Of the Albany Iron Works In ls
city which destroyed large portion Of these cxteavs
works, and fifteen twenty dwelling houses
pee chiefly Ly The operatives in the factory
Tho Troy Iron and Nail Works in the immediate "
cipity, at time in imminent anger but wers
fayed nv the exertiops OF the IN Iemen and citizens
The be il IL snd caused b. Tho falling of lighted
lamp int spirits " turpentine, which Of the work.
men drawing from IA barrel
1h. FIJI amount Of oss has not yet been accurately
tau,d but will prob bly, reach 81 00O at loest
The am, rpt Of i'm urapce Ia not yet known
Two hunoTrd and fifty hauar thrown out OF 0n
Joy ny ,hS disaster. The works owned By j.
n Hinsluw Il