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Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
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AND OFFICE.
WAsnIyGToN. AXIS.
July. 2nd, 1853.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that after the
~ expiration Of thirty days from the date here
Of, applications for the private entry Of the follow
Ing lands will be received at this Office the same
having been heretofore enormously marked on
the plats Of this office as sold
The whole Of section and 10. in Township 10
SOUTH of range 10 west-the M Of LEA and f.
OF SW qr. 2; wa 10 and ST 20, in Township 10 s.
X. 90 W; the NE Or. and 81 10; Sc or. IA; W.
OF NE or. IL. whole of sections 22 % and "a.
N. %, M 26. and NE or. 81, in L 9 S r 81 w.
BENZ. p. JET, Register
CHAS B. mitchell, Receirer.
Washington July 6, 1853 27-
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06

A rumor prevailed OF Washington on the b,
18th, that adyices had been received OF III
libustering movements at New York, which
promise rich Developments
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
.Hpril 10, I
LATE ARRIVALS.

p ECEIVED per Steamer FRANCES JONES. on
IL Consignment.
1000 lbs Bacon sides, 10 bbls Molasses,
1000 I" shoulders Sugar.
40 bbs. fresh St Louis Flour, Coffee.
10 Rectihed Whiskey, Candles.
1 Old family Rye Brandy Cherries,
New York Gin. Pickles,
Or Casks Cognac Brandy. Tomato Ketchup.
hall bbls sup'r Whiskey, Pepper sauce,
so Sacks Salt, Curaco.
10 kegsNails, Lemon Syrup,
10 boxes Tobacco, Annisette
1000 Regalia Cigars, Snuff
5000 Cuba Skies, Candles &c
All Of which will be Sold low for cash only,
SAML c. WHEAT.
Upper Landing.
Fulton, OetoJcr q, 1852 43-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
DIRECT TRADE.

THE ADVERTISER is prepared to receive
l. Cotton in this, or by his Agents, at any
other Of the American ports, and to forward it to
any port in GREAT BRITAIS on the CoSTINENT
OF EUROPE, as may be directed by consignors, OF
to sell in this in any Of the Domestic ForagrI
Markets, and to make CASH ADVANCES on it when
received. Also to execute orders for any articles
desired in any Foreign Domestic Market
Please address, HENRY MANKIN,
Commission Merchant,
16 Bomiy's Wharf, BaLtmore.
June 90, 1853. 26-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
PAY UP! PAY UP!!

All nersons indebted to the undersigned up 10
IA the Ist day Of January last are hereby re-
specially notified that ! must have some money,
and consequently am under the necessity Of earn
estIy requesting them to come forward anc se'tae
up at as early day as possible; ,nnryv
Washington. Feb 10, 1883
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
Cabinet ManufactOry,

TNHE undersigned has opened Shop for the
4 Manufacture of Furniture, opposite the Court
House at the stand recently occupied by Mr.. Col
LTNs, where he is at all times prepared to fill any
orders in the line of his business. Particular and
prompt attention will be given to repairing.
Orders for furniture respectfully solicited.
ID. III. HAWKS.
~ b. Collins made and trimmed to order, and
attention given at funerals. OH H.
WdIlington, .1prR ~ 1853. lT-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
Sale Of Town Lots.

1NHE lots at Magnolia, the county site Of Col
~ umbia county, will be sold on Monday, the
22d Of August, 1853. Terms Of sale, one half due
Ist March next the balance twelve months there
after, with approved security.
c. w. GARRETT, }
A. GODBOLD, Comr.
A. J. THOMPSON
July G, 1858. 27-tds
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06

The Manchester American one of the
aolest and most respectable papers in New
Hampshire, thus refers to the course of Pre-
sldent Pierce in selecting the leading Abo-
litIonlsts as the special objects of Govern
ment honor and reward. And why is it
that the policy of the administration be-
stowal of the patronage in its hands upon
those accursed traitors does not call forth
one loud and universal cry of indignation
from all the Democratic presses of the South.
Gan any other reason be given than that
very large portion of Democratic presses
OF the South are crouching at the admins
tratlon's feet for food like lean spaniels at
the feet of master?
Louisrillc Journal
1t was in the year 1850, while General
Pierce was president of the Constitutional
Convention, that the great Union Meeting
was held in this city. Gen Pierce in com
pany with several members of that august
body came from Concord, and they all gath
cred upon the platform of the city hall with
great anxiety of mind. intont upon saving
the Cnion. During the evening General
Pierce arose and spoke, and was saluted
with many cheers and some Kisses He was
interrupted in the progress of his remarks by
one of the fiercest Freesoilers in the city, a
man whose opinions no Wing ever endorsed,
but who never, so far as we ever heard, gave
utterance to sentiments hostile to the Union
OF the States. Some Of our readers may
remember how Gen. Pierce, burst upon hin,
in voley of denunciation, until his throat
parched and choked. Yet General Pierce
has taken scores of men, holding precisely
the sentiments of that man, and bestowed
upon them Government patronage. He has
done more and worse than this. He has
remembered in the partitions of the spols
the fercest and most obnoxious of Northern
Freesoilers. He has bestowed the most i'm
portant offices upon men more obnoxious
than the ill-fated John Atwood, whom he
inundated, more ultra than the extremist:
whom he had always affected to despise.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
A GOyerness Wanted.

THE undersigned wishes to employ Young
- Lady, who is fully competent to teach the
various branches Of thorough English Educa-
ton together with French and Music To one
who can give satisfactory references liberal
salary will be given. Address the undersigned at
Columbus, Hampstead county, Arkansas, enclos-
ing certificates of character and qualifications.
JAMES III. WALKER
June 2Ist, 1853. 2J:f
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06

TIcxLED TO DEArH.-Boys, when they arrive
at age; girls, the first time they lay their heads
against vest pattern.
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n L w GOOD 8 .
Oleum JecOris Aselli.

D USHTON, CLARK & Co.'S justly celebrated
IL COD LIVER OIL, prepared from the liver
Of fresh Cod Fish, warranted pure. This article
has fully sustained itself in the of diseases of
Phosphate OF Lime: both Of which may be found
for sale at, mitchell * FOSTERS
Drug Store.
Washington, May 4, 1853. IS
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L. O. O. F.

nZAN LODGE No. 8, At Washington, Ar
~ kansas, meets on Tuesday night OF each week.
ID. NJ FOSTER, IN. G.
Washington, June s, 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
July G, 1853.
The State Of Arkansas.

The State Of Arkansas.
COUNTY or Polk.
IN Polk Circuit Court, March term, "A. d. 1853.
Bernard +. Hampstead, D,...
rs TuHioh fo
Margaret A. Gray, Ct a. Partition
TN pursuance of the order and decree of the Polk
L county Circuit Court, the Chancery side
thereof, in the above entitled cause. / will as
commissioner appointed by said Court, on the sth
day OF August next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day on the premises in said
county of Polk, proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand 10 nt: The East half Of the
Southeast quarter Of section No. IA, and South
west OF the Southwest Of section No. I3, all
in Township No ;, South Of range No. 80 West,
and containing in all one hundred and twenty
acres more or less; the same being the property
well known as the Baker Springs"
NATHAN ELDRIDGE.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
Fresh & Genuine Medicine.
SWAMP LAND SCRIP.

EOR SALE in quantities to suit purchasers at
IL one dollar per acre, by
BF HEMPSTEAD, State Land
Agent at Washington, Ark's
Mny 11kh 1853. lit.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
NEW GOODS.
McCullaSh 4 Brown.

HANINI permanently located at FULTON,
- ARK ;, have just received and will keep
constantly on hand general assortment Of Dry
gods Groceries Hardware. Queensware. Hats.
Boots. Shoes, and such Drugs and Medicines as
are generally used in This climate
ALSO-A general assortment of Summer and
winter Clothing. Persons visiting Fulton are
respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves.
The highest market price paid for Hides, Pei
tries, Beeswax &c
Fulton, -9rks., -lprI 6, 1853. 14-H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
II HE G. Al E ID ON IAN.

A wood-sawrer has pctitianed the Ohio
Legislature for indemnity for his $,w-horSt.
valued at seventy cents, winch WAS hre:k-
en- 10y one Of the Representatives, over The
head OF an as,ailant.
90 y locomotive ON tie Rochester and
Svracasc Railroad has been adorned with thu,
title Il still live" That's more than pa>>e2-
gers can always say. at the end Of their 10 IT.
ney.
e There appears TO he no end TO the dis
coNcry OF gold and other precious metals. 1t
Is now announced that gold and aurifrrnu>
quartz have been found in New Zealand anJ
belief prevailed that the Island tern.cL with
treasures.
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ID DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 20
The Delta has received California dates TO
the Fl OF February, only Is DAYS from San
francisco, brought from Acapulco to Vera
Cruz IN five and half DAYS. and thence to
this port by the steamer Abatross. This is
the quickest time on record between this city
and San Francisco.
he general news is exceedingly meagre
and OF less than ordinary importance.
The mail steamship Tennessee sailed from
San Francisco for Panama on the lst inst,
with S2,i5o,o4o in gold, mostly consigned to
parties AT the north
h" markets at San Francisco had been
affected nn;avorais!y. in consequence of the
unusually large number Of arrivals.
A%"rHrK >cIfNTrFt, W">pIr. !uiuErAyr
I" bY>rErIIc>-nr. ! ;. Nog-:.ro..'> P,p,in. the
ru" l'-'.;" tl:ji. "r Castro Juice. prepare, from
;""'. " trIr:h stomach 81 The On after directions
%, Baron ehig. the greq, PI y>in'o.cal Chemistry
!. :. irt-;o!. u. H.. Ph.laI"'I h.1 TI;> : truly
a won :"frtt rcIn":v f"r in!i-,~,'"r. dvSFepsia.
laun'!ic" liver CON .rinf. oa-'iraol.an4 debility,
ci.rIg. ate. nature own ag"Ht the Gastric Juice.
Pamphlets. containing scientific evidence # - Va
"a, .,.-t'.h'i b. "-'G.s -.a.... SO uo..,c au-uc
= - "a. &C.. 8. t-.!..s..,-
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STATE or VERMONT.

IaIciI0na IFI>.ric' *.
At Pr"ha'H Court holden nj the Probate Ofi. in
Hanv;i'r, in >a;i District. on the Us; lax III ch-
ruarv, \. ID. lS5:
'eNllE foregoing application Icing presented 70
sad coUr-. Il i "ri"rcI that all persons col
celI" ic notified I" appear before sail com, ~ :,
session there" L hr hrcn at the Probate office
in said p:nvi-, tie I4rf dsv # March neg en-
sung, !" -L"w cau-", il any exists. why the ,.,.er
and authority requested in sad alf,l cation. ,ho...
400 n- :sranre!: and Tor This purpose. il j, urrhsr
".,.hr,'t that copy Of the record "f th;> nr,l,r
be published three weeks >Icce~s:v-lv in the Gale
Gouii0. Newspaper printed a II. T"n-iurr in ia 3.
STATE previous /" sail time appointed for said hear
ing.
CHA>. :. DANA. L.;d.c
irr" cory Of record iTl%.3
q \. BlEBANK. REGISTER.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Frrcmcn "fihe several towns III the Count :
If E-eA ar requested to meet ar Ind their Dele.
gates tu attend meeting al :hc Town fi"ri>. in
Luurnturc on TUESDAY. the firsi day OF March next
al IL "'curh y. NJ. nr thr purI">c OF nominating
candidate Tor County Commissioner iur the Cn,.rl-
= g" E-,cx a. provided in the law oi ls:,1 entitled
An :ct L. proven, traffic in Intoxicating Liquors
for the pUrr",c Of Drinking.
asa HlEBARp
CHARLES CHASE,
JOHN ). CLARK,
D. +. SNOW.
JONAH BROOKS
I,,,.,..I,,...
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THE INSTITUTE LECTURES.

The 18th Lecture will t-Irlivcr-d Tuesday eve
u:Hg. March |. To- commence al o'clock hv lion.
Jacob Cuil;nirr. of N~,i>."rh.
Admission 10 single Lectures II, cents TO be
paid Al The door. WI. b. II ALE. Serre.arv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
Arrival OF The Ericsson at Alexandra

A~UI>tT">. Feb. -.
The Ericsson arrived at Alexandra, last
evening from the mouth Of the !'o,on,ar.
where III" had LAIN At anchor for - hours.
durin" the late Snow storm and thick weather.
Captain l.owhcr weighed an, hor . .,,,..i.
Hook at h'di past n.:.;: ,,, "wednesday even
ln9, and soon stood TO the eastward in til,
face ct a >tron9 @rc and a heavy >,i. kc,.pino
tins course :or :" miles, when the wind ,h,ti
ed I" the northwest Il, Ericsson then
stood IN shore. the wind still hownra hard
gaIc
During the gale. the ship stood the test no.
NY, her engines making >iN and a half r,vn-
lutIonS a minute with the utmost regnlaritv
MOI IN" slightest notion was prrrcr:ih!c in
The frame work and bracin. Of the cn,inr>
After the ship and the engine, were thu, tnIjy
tested, Captain Lowbcr shaped his course TO,
the Chesapeake, and in com. up the BAY A
gaInst gale from the y. y. f.. encountered
h'a'y snow Storm. On approaching the
mouth Of the Potomac, the weather became
:" 'hlrN that the pilot declined to take the
snip turiHer, and she came to an anchor =,
10 ocIork on Saturday mornine. The. on.
ii''.' ''''h '''tIi III DtU ramon !JOIIT~
without beng stopped for 4 mcmrnt,or rrou,i.-
M the sl'"htc>t adjustment. Only ON, fire.
man vas "n duty At a time during the whole
nii" n' consumption Of coal Was under
i've IONS IN = hours
Captain Sands OF the NAVY. who was on
''21F''' Is i''@hiy pleased, and saws he would
"'''i''-'! "a 10 California IN her.
me II -hEN'-Mcn IN New Hampshire oc-
-, 1s'oi"'lH accumulate large estates. That of
iio" Nlt'''S ii. Anterior. 1t Is said, will a.
mount |" >-'".'o". Judge Woodbury. left
""''' -''.'"' III his own rl4ht, and ElrIl be
1''> = !"TIr Property III trust for HI, children
~, nro ,'.,' wv VI '"I''' years. n'' rolled
At haifa million Of dollars Nronra,,, > I..,'
man.
&C. IT,, r-I..1. .r
tells Of pcr,lar,s the most r.n,,rL ahIa w., '
United States, who reside in M2urv County.
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TO THE LADIES,
ADMIRABLE INVGHTION!.
IAIIAILEI:u. Il i'm E,i> { HES.
Potent Seh-Heating SMOOTHING IRON


eNHi> 'r"n r"'Y:i'.> '..Ho.,3'-. convenience. scy
Ing "t labor. '.",.''r-> 0l! ;.',r.-,I.
One cents Worth - lry -hH~c =. ,u.4e~ me T.
a Who'll lay Co.. Tan .-,i,'. = IIard vpo1 Goa
from i- stove vii' l'.r =l. ',rl,,-- I-csi,
be used IN any rom. ~ L. air. no." VIII
IL" .h"rn ~" re,-." f,n -" ri,-'" %; s.
charc'n" ~ irons ~ III" IL. .. from h cx'sr-i
ING heat @; the room.
N"rv much mur- ,.an =. .i.l.. I'm -. >:nla a..
AMI MI. -.r,.ttcr ci-c.
fhrr" j. r"--i'.i''-v Of; >:s:r..., - e 80.
and i-v l,.ye ,.L">> AMI FINISH a.i~rsl 4..,--,
'" 'i.-"c'l'''i ~. Na'>' 49, o''. ma gr-
a ,ic"'.", nnlr", s''.",. Ami = nh.l..,,r.l -..,r
c'r3">e Hh" ly, -r.i +lcrr ''iy ~ -. y i, IL.
IA "AUGiRhBLE INVENTIONS"
il';;'r~ AMI l9''""- I:is ,-r,.-'-.r.! l.;,., r'c
=a'lr .'~'"'','" a.! i.'--c~- 'G':' >Ii.-erirri,v
>.IiWil /. >,-I.h : .ury. Y. L. 80, .Nrf.-v.
r@h. r: 4" I;',-.,-- il. -. >'.,, ,, I.-,...., Y
Harm hire H:l :. go. al '.,'. lr.- - 49, m
"Ui"rHe' 10 dS.''-'' 81 then ia '.' above r-'f'. =
DOM Bacon .I--r, -. Johns ~. C..i.r--. 5:is'f
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n e w S Item S =.

H. Northumberland. y H., was discovered to
be on fire. and was ompctelv burned down
Most Of the furniture, &c, was saved No in
>uranCc.
The Office OF the Fall River Monitor was,
short time since broken open and robbed of
>5,3o, all the money the editor had. The
rogue, might have known that rohbing IN
editors Office would ha.,v been lean pickin".
E| Experiments ordered to be made in
packing pork, about year ago by the Sec
rotary of War, to test the relative qualities
Of Onondaga solar salt and Turks Island show
ct Is saId) that the former is equal to the best
Turks Island brought to thu. country for pack
Ing purposes.
e.s The proposition to give 100 acres of
land to every officer and soldier who served
in the war of 1872 IS daily gaining friends in
both Houses Of Congress.
* Mrs Tappan. the wife of the late ven
cradle SchoolnIa>tcr of that name. died in
Gloucester on the llth inst. aged -, having
survived her husband but few DAYS
Us Cincinnati paper states that the the
atre pit boys are in the habit of buresquing
the use of oucra glasses in the dress circle, hv
using two mineral water bottles. tied togeth-
cr with Il string. in which they scan the hous,.
in the most crave and interesting manner
K" The New York Mirror Say-: Geo. D.
Prentice, t>J., the witty editor Of the Louis
Vile journal, is in town. We understand
that he conttmplatrs gong into the very
rnpoetlcal business Of bnying and selling dry
GOODS
e." The Cashier of Mr. Curtis l.. North Of
Merdrn, lost in tie cars on Tuesday, 18th
INST. parkagc Of money consisting Of $1,000
IN bills, Of the State Bank of Hartford The
money was found in the baggage car 10y ,hc
through baggage master from Boston to New
orr, Mr. Harrington. who immediately for
wacdvd it to Mr Booth. Mr. y. presented
him with 500 for lis honesty.
e. Kate virginia Poole. the uirl who was
raHloncd OUT ot the New Hampshire stat,
Prison about a year since. from sentence
Tor HE for throwing her child ont of car
wn!ow, has been convicted in the E>>,.
Common Pleas of ,undrv larcenieS at Law
renee and sentenced IN - months ~, ,t
House OF correction.
t,ss' \ letter received in Baltimore hv the
Ohio from ,S,,;pw,II written ~. .r;..n1 ~,
board the steamer Tennessee. when one day
of san Francisco, reports the yellow fever
aS hrVnG broken out, and that eighteen
deaths hnd already occurred. NiN others
were '"'" Il? ny ne lc''cr bears d''c Jan
; '''''
tE man named Il har,. non-hcr,y has
been >wlndlcd ont Of >,&."oo ty some spirit
Ha' rapplng operations IN New York city and
sent TO the lunafir asylum. The police are
about 10 investigate the affair
r. lntI"hrl!, III" lIanlt"r. whn!isrovcrrd
the mutratrd remains of DIR Parhman, has
Just returned from California. where he Is
lad TO hay" cleared -35.ooo.
Is Lick The un,arin r,.no,itory states
that half 4 DOZEN >rort>m.r IN r,r,,,J,;,,,,o
Recently made an excursion into Hamilton
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promote the interests Of Manufacture, and
nA,!roads. He did not deny this hnt c.,,,,,,,
hrd ON the other hand that it would on.r,t.
i'"''r">'y on the interests which he more
immediately represents. 1t was for Con.,r.,s
I" determine whether the gain would warrant
'nc >'rfl'lcr' and who i, to be the yicrin. Thu.
u" ''N on the fishing coast. he had learn
."'' "r'r set ON foot for the purpose of annoy-
ln4 IN" nltri States. and cnn,,II;;n., -. =,
enter IAt" r'.rIpgncit> The iil h.. ,nn,,.r-
geo. WA called one for rccprucitv. tut the.
adHdhtd-c Vas all on the ,i,I,. of the provir-
Mr Sabine offered substitute for the I'LL
uh"'" consideration, and 10 REGULATE. th,. TAX
NJ !, r":ih9; and selling fish and oil obtained
'I'rrlr"m. between the Inhabitants of ,Ir l.
ni'r" States and the inhabtant, Of the British
PROVINCES. II" SAID there would he mo- meas
UFe OF RECIPROCITY maturcd during the few
DAYS remaining Of the present session. and
mat ne was dr>ir"u> otpatrhine up the fish
cry llliIrultv till the new administration could
nae nm" I" act upon tn" whole subject
:hr tucker asked gentlemen not to yot. a
@aIn|t the bill until they attcn1ivelv cyamip-
edi lhr first authority in relation to reef
!r"rIty came from James X Polk. late Pres
Id'nt OF the | mitrd >tates,thc second author
NY Is J"mc> HHchanan.who recommended the
matter with respect to the CanaIas. it had
been fortified by the authority of preyiou,
congresses, and now comes here louhlv for
tuned. We have an opportunity of arccptine
the terms. generously offered bv Great Brit
am and her Colonies. upon thu. subject. and
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Now is the Time !

VII ."', Ser 49, t'~" ''-'u'a."'v IN o,,;.c . y
- ana -. No. %" mana i,-"N",., :, Il,
r'''il' a'nrr. AMI II now =, =, ,i..r,,,..,.
- The l-N h,..r. -,r ,-.-tt ~ -O''.'
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L"r!sIA>A-The Washington correspon
dent Of the \. Y. Courier & Enquirer state
that tx Legislature OF Louisiana, bv unan-
lm9NS vote, have instructed their Senators
and Representatives in Congress to favor the
acquisition Of Cula
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Less than Boston Price
SiAIf OF VERMONT.

/. IEWETrA 60.
' ~ ' UT = - u. 10. >lS.i
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New Cheap Cash Store.

'3Nllk subscriber would r.>r'"..-ilv announce ~
tl' citizens 81 NJ. .i"Ei>!.Irv and the l.lilic ia
general. That ilc ,r 'a.u >','r. directly opposite
the ri Johns my II lie, where 10" :, ~ Keep
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ST. JOHNSDURY
N ARRLE WORKS,

II !i! >'r'>Hri' ~ 'i'.," ~. ~ u"v MAEH!
~ SHOP npi"-it,tilr l:>>e; -cr I'"-".r. II Johns
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MA RSLE WORK,

n a = Na'i"U> IraUrh, N >'vl.' Nh,h ,AN No1
%" >,'rl:I>>' IA. l'r5"c- ,'y,;i',n and wi;l-
d -, rr..l'.. 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26

Int d"l!land Tor domestic fleece ha. been quito
active, and prices arc full.
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Commission Merchau;s.

= A! "f!"r' ~. :trr',. :r..:.., .I:;cl..,''.
f,'. Ia. 1Io,po
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-11
By the National Line.
rELEGRApHEp FOR rnE nAlLY INrKLL1ekN
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


The train via Amboy from New York and the
two O. clocH train from here, came coils on
Amboy. The way was driven through the la
dies car. 1t is reported that 8 ladies', children,
and OF men, were killed. Nothing certain yet.
LATER.
Reports from the scene of the accident IT duce
the number oil killed to ladies'. a nurse and
child and two men. The number wounded is
twenty. including many bvoken legs. One of the
men killed was returning fIom California.
STATEMENT OF A PASSENGER. =
reached here by the Amboy boat, from the
scene of the collision. waSin one Of the crush
ed cars, and Tell through the floor upon my back
without receiving the slightest injury. Two oil the
cars i'll each train were completely broken. The
accident was caused 10y the train from New York
running at great speed and out of time. An lndig-
nation meeting was held blythe pa Sengers OIL Loard
the boat, denounCing the culpuble negligence OF
The company and officers.
The following are the names of the killed
and wounded.
John NJ. Rowland, of Notfolk, Va, and family,
slightly; Mrs. Maynard and child, Of Washington,
slightly cut in the face; Jas. Davis, Of MorriStown,
N. j., seriously; P. G. Martin, vile and son, inju-
red. and the latter it is feared fhtally Rev. Jas
Pursuance, of Miss, wife and child, latter had her
thigh broken; an elderly man, apparently Irish,
killed; Albert Etferman, of Philadelphia, serious
ly injured; German woman, instantly killed;
Thadjeus WeStworth, of Philadelphia, seriously
bruised: Jas. Mccormick, wife and daughter, and
Miss Bucklcr, of Harrisburg, slightly bruised; NJ.
Commer(orth, of Louisville, slightly injured; D. Il.
Dustin, Of N. Y, had his child about three years
old killed in its nurses arms. the nurse was also
killed, and Mr.. DIS wife seriously injured; two
children, names unknown, were badly bruised;
NJ. Rebica, OF N, V, IS in a hopeless state.
The excitement among the passengers was in
tense.