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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
PoIiti3al 0reanizati On IN Tennessee.

/ ~ $500 H~-As II N~0SN ",
At tlle last sessio Of tile Gener-
al assembly, a neaa az pof5ionment law
vas Passed, both for qongress sand the
Legislature. Asrbut fe,E Of our fel-
oweitizens have the OPPORTUNITY Of
seeing the law, have thought it ad-
visable to II resent the import ant parts
Of It, SO tl.at every man who takes a
newspaper may know how the dis
trifts stand, and if lie will preserve
The paper, he can see how the cleo
tiotls ARD going, as fast as the returns
for the different countid $ may be re
ceired-
There are ten Congr essi9nal Dis
iricts Complied rs follows:
lst Dist Johnson, Carter, Sulli-
van, Washington. Hawkins, Greene,
Coci,e, .Feiferzq ID, Hancock and
Sewer.
% Dit. Granger, Claiborne
Campbell, Scott, Anderson, Knox
Morgan, ! gatress and Overtop \
3d Distl Blount, Monroe, Polk
Bradley, MA 4linn, 3leigs, Rbea, Bled-
soc, Ham.iten. Marion and Roane. +
4th Dist Jackson, Macon, Smith
Dehal}x VII tie, Warren, Coffee, Grun
dy ,anVyan Buren,.
5th Dist. Sumner, Wilsd n, Ruth
er.5rd, Caunbn and William son.
9th Dist. Franklin. Bedford, Mar
shall, Lincoln and s:a Dry.
7th Dikt. Giles, Lawrence
Wayne, Hardin, NcNairy, Perry, De
eatur Benton, Humphreys, Hickman
and Lewis.
8lh Dist Davidson, Robertson
montgomery, Stewart and Dickson
q ii Dist Henry, " e.ikley, Dye
0bidn. .Lauderdaie, I'll BIT on Gibson
Carrbll aud Henderson,
T I4A Dist. 4Iadisd IA, Haywood
Harle1nan, Fayette and Shelby.
4 There ere twenty-five Senatorial
Dis tridts. composed Is follows, Viz
4. Johnson, Carter, Waslingtoi
/ and Sullivan.
4 z. IIaRkius, Hancock and Jefftr
SON
:, Dl6una.
i 4 Campbell, Anderson, Claiborn
and Grainger.
Il 3. Knox and Roanei
6. A1eigs, McMlnH Polk an
Monroe.
! I. 6ver.on. Fcntrss4 Scott an
= Morgan.
: s. Ilaea, Biadsoe, Marion, Haml
ton anaSradley.
8. Macon, Jackson ana Witt
TO- Warren, Cannon, Van BureI
Grundy and Coffee.
II. Sumner and Smith.
-. Wilson and DeKalb.
Is. Rutherford and Villa msol
IA. Belfoul.ami Marshall.
I. Isl Lincoln andi Franklin.
1d Stewart. Montgomery an
ItobeFt4on.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

'nEDRUNKARp's Pro PEHirY a
bill i.as been introduced Ento The
Mex Jersey :.cgis!a;4rB nhich
gives aiie Court Of CuandeiIy power
10 lssns commission to IuE st'catc
char 70 OF drunk enne IS on tae
part q i5unkards " ho oif In person
al proper y OF real estate Il! snch
i pcrsop i wasting or miEnFanagina
MS rrel1ety through irt1nIperalce
.of HE. flt Orphans { 90 Ft|na} az
npiil 4 Fhrsilan to bis estate, i
vilich CO Sc ii E dlnnkalI d IS 10 Iis
Invested pi all control o IN inter
cst in his propdrty. II b + pc comr,
4 s. per d ian thu ChanceIi pr Il a} r.
store TO Eim biz estate Ehe Same
| bilI provi lies thst i! any liquor ld al
er sha!Ird ee'te noiice irone tA}f - pr
dian Of 5 Fch a Ihiunkard tot % sIei
nib llq;igr, and coniinnea IN do SO
nc shall be liable 10 y liiE e 9f tel
HAIRS g. each offence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
TELEGRApHtc LpEAyKs.-E In Boston

TErEGRAEpHIc sPEAyks. IN Bost ion
they have fire alarm telegraph,
which, when connected, s4te all r.
fir e-bells ringing at one time. a ply
or two ago the wires Of tile ll5rse
telegraph from New Y ork 8 ot in CON
tact with the fIte tele grapH in Bds-
ton, and instantly King chapel bells
began striking fire Ut a rapid rate,
and the fire apparatus were bll drawn
out before The cause was di kc9vered.
Ringing Boston bells in n Fw York
city is rather long ball-rop E 10 Pull,
but very striking Iillnst ration Of
magnetism annihilating SPADE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

a very singular fun ral took
place on Saturday after boon in TWEEN
ty-Sixth street, New York 4 per
son BY the name of .tarleysoiI died
on the morning OF tho 9Th, Al BID but
a few moments previou +, made those
who surrdu hded his IL |lside solemn
y promise TO obey his lying ihjunc-
tons, which were that Immediately
after his demise, his bply should be
wrapped with commo3 hemp and
bed-cords, Ind over this extraordina-
ry swathing, should be folded sheets
OF tissue paper dipped in vinegar.
and after this was id ne, that his
body should be placclI in the coffin
face dow inward, with thb feet at the
head of the coffin, and that upon his
lid should be tackled a ticket, admit
ting him free to the rdglon Of the
best.
The strangest part df the whole
proceeding was that the lying man S
were carried out to the
very letter he was whipped with
the bed-cords, bandaged with the It's
sue paper, placed as dird cted in the |
coffin, and, to crown the whole. the
hearse was the last vehicle in the fu-
neral corteoa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

r he upmber Of strangers p
~ iLoyton nj the inaugurailoa Q!
,,,e,re IS estimated al
-. 00D.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
D n IN ef Mrs. IiII[llare.

Was HINGroS, MarEh 80 Mrs
Fillmore, wife of tho Elk President,
died at Wizards Hotel at 9 0 clock
this morning. She nd ID been suffer
ing with Pneumo1ia for some time
past but no serious ip brchension en-
terfalned until witlIih few days
past. The INN ediate cause Of her
death was suffocatioh caused by,ac-
emulation of v later D BON the lungs
The family and friends Twill leave with
the remains early to- borrow morn
ing for Buffalo.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

III progress 0; he Nieine Ii
qaor law is 81, en- ty the New
York Herald as iolloi IS: Foar States
Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Is
land, and Vermont +faF e adopted
The II alne I.iquor Law, on the 9th
er hand, these advantage is 3r+ coua-
ttrbalanrcdby simlIitane 'uB ,ti.e, isls-
Illinois has tried the laH and re-
pFa!e.i it. 1t has beea iodt in ihe
legislature of New 4 ainpshire
Wisconsin,, aid Mioblsah. Up to
the present niomeA!, tb4 attempts
'iich haze been male t, iffttodnce
Ii. into New Work. have iail~d II
IS rendered a deal tettef il nlass
acIlusetts by the decis Jon of the
courts against the right ol search,
and lie licenses to sell liquor pre-
YFously er anted by the cily .torp"ra
ton Of Boston.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

Gen. Scott is about to make n. Y.
City, head quarters ef the army Of
the United States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
Appointments in Tennessee.

II has. been already annom ced
That Gen. S. r.. ANDERsoN has re-
cciv ed the appointnP Pnt Of Post
Master at this place. This is one
Iof' I he most responsible offices ip
the Stale, and we copgr4 iu!ate all
Concerned that il has lallen into
such competent hahdF. GEN ANt
DER soy possess les high Pusi hess quail
Ifica:ions, Sreht nfba pity OF mani
ners, and the confideu& DC d all who
know him. Ele canno i lall To give
general satisfaction to all who are
Hi. terested in the prop manage
.nient If our Post 0lIide.
Another good apPoin nent is
that Of Gen. JESSE b. q LEMESTs
to Il be place OF Marsh I Of Middle
Fen nessee. General @ LEs ENTs held
the Same Office und,I r President
Pork, ond gave snintnt satisfac
Gon by he nannsr iils y hich Inc
discharged its duties. III 5 re,ap-
poiniInent was urged a me s. IMAM
mously by the bar o! The Middle
diyisionof the State, an j n4els with
general appreciation tNdsf Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

The FLOWING are tt e aalrs Of
the II ew senators v no verb sworn
ia at Wsshingtor on ife Ath uli:
-iihertcn, Of New liam ShIrc; 3, IL
ianlin, of louisiana; d'layton, of
De laWare; Douglas, Of Illinois; Jo-
sia4 ] E.> ans, of Mort b Carolina;
vfrH;t, Of AIassaehud etts: EIous-
ton Of Texas, Hunter, pf Virginia;
Jn,1es, Of Iowa; Sebastian Of Ar
kausd :; c. A Stuart, 0 Michigan;
John 3. Thompson, OF Kentucky ;
John r. T'hompson, o. New Jer-
sev; r bert 'foo b, bi Georgia;
and " lllia,a Wright q New Jgr-
SAY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

KNoxyILLE The proposition sub
mitted by the Mayor lnd Aldermen
to the property-holdeHs Of X knoxville,
to subscribe fifty Thousand dollars in
the stock Of the Knoxville lind Dan
vile railroad, was carried Oh Satur-
da, last byan almost i Unanimous vote.
there being bat one vq te cast agdinst
-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

\. Q. Wallace, lsai,or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

BIZ. this is not ALL To the OF this acs the
charge OF fslsehccd may undoubtedly be added rhs
knov very plain language, e1, 10 case OF this hind the
truth dem ancs great plAnness The book in question rs
called "Pu,ser Rhetorical Reader No~ ~ | verify
believe hi. IS Sor Por'srs Readsr ss is 10 not IS
the pous and venerable DR. Porter lei IT, Nj SrVEs con-
sENrrp 10 srcE xrrILArgoS oF Hfs BOON. That good
man and accomplished scholar died Andover Mas, on
the 5th OF April. ls3t-SSErEES YEARS AGO. tnis oook,
thus mutsted has been pabshed ~tein very lev Year,
The date Of the book IS cautiously omitted the e page
but cannot It's publication further BACK Than is>s
The publishers therefore called upon to show Their an
,hcrty for thus munlAnrg DR. Portsrs eS l-1t book
thss cannot do it heed say vhsi viii be the vers'f
Of the public.
|, uoi nm- tor authors In up their voices Ia this
matter and Indignantly remoost ate against such hss
r.prs.epAfious b.rg msfe Of themselves, either oy 50
c,sss or rtivduss There those ~ho think far --s
I N. rsry merits Of their works than they DO OF ias
n, nj humane ana Christian sentiments that psrvsds
~ M spc thew deem such works are 10 harmony With
o.p- truth the richest lgscy they can leave TO TIER
children Ba, ire hopes OF leaving such l-gsey are vain
n publishers can alter their works win mpunity
In CONCLUSION would ask. Do not the descendants o.
pr Porter owe il 70 themselves snd 20 tue TAR tame OF
their SDcestr 20 come forward ana vindicss ms
m. uory NON s participation in or oonnivsnce suco
deed & D. Z.
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Waier garr.

nR CHARLES MINDE- WATEa CURE ES
~ IABLl>- " Vt, Fonc- iNorn,np-ou VS. GO ices
r.sy sriargec Tter- n-m or - pAr-rp
rhs lection coaufry e-znt and n-- ny me
u quite superior gusl'y snd me Doof :. ~rs q
H-drrsy been s1rop~ for TIE ~ t~.ny
rrsci-oner Y--ssrzs 5000 .xsfs Terms
20 per Ca-us-s % - ra' Il NtsIEhhAS 70
5oosrcrs No - Broadway, N-v-fors
nR HI " Of NeV-York. earliest American Prsc-
~ 1e Cure author II ys1oss <orks he sub
iect rseut. durbs the .e-son IN eon,eeon
x7th Mr. D CAMPBELL L-hznou SDrnEs Co 11hA Co y =
E'OR LADIES ONLY-Wsshingtcn Springs Noun-
Psrseid. Ne~Jeryy acer re eon i5es Of "
sHADGE1T rs daushte--ta- .Av, M 2 BARBER or
TeTzs h.ay respectable Iasti-l1 Aires I"
srve.
IIlDkOPAIHlC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
IL No IS Lsistt-- RI TRAIL D prapnser -AoocTlno-
S.rr. ore parsons department vii be opened
Nscca srd Pny.io os'csl school November l.
NLWY YORK CITY WATERIURE No. IL ~ d
~ a. CONF q rvers Place The best secounlod ls of 20
o. x. WELLINGTON, v. D.
PHILADELPHIA WADEkCURE ESTABLISH
i MINT " sstrsto-ss-a-e ~ e. south Hthsf
Dr. n MEIER 7 d. RIA
9N'e'' O''-' III " Il = MEIER
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THE sUBsERvIENCY OF sCHOOLLITERa
TIRE TO THE SLAVE POWER

To ~ LSrsO, Of asN Y Tslb~<
SIR: Looking over accidentally, few weeks ago
the Trade Sale Catalogue" OF Books for March last
saw under the contributions OF Newman d lvison, Of
yourcity, the following:
AlaD- ma K ad-fs IN -Four Parts prepared expressly
/, - hoOls IN tns southern States.
Part FourtnRh- toricsl Exc rcises &c, oy DR. T. rter,
late Of Acc over theological Summary
No ooner CID read ihi-, than asked myself why are
Readers" prepared expressly for southern chi drsn
Have hey, WEh their ocular Institut q, peculiar
organs OF speech slse, that they require peculiar
irspnsf Or have they peculiar dialect 80 that they
would n unoersvnd the pure tagtsh - spoken and
pJ ted for Northern children Or, .rs the chdr-n tber7
O uuch smarter than thOee North OF M4sDr 81 DKoo 5
lin, tbs thy require r-adIng Of much higher
der Or what probable do The parents OF that re-
g,Up in I'm Die mi,-tinn Of bigger fok-As the Mana
.-rs' Of tie Anef al Tract society and the Con MT
ZEE Of Plblicsti,n Of ih- American oandAy > ;nopi
InioD-ke-p AL ever gatsbfGl eye est their children
.houIc see humane, truthful sentiments adverse 70
heir own dear, cherished Pairlsrcha peculiar insl-
,utious No ,h. cannot %, thought for tho Fourth
P.r Of hs ssries that excellent soiSg book Porter
Rhetorical X, soer when contains, koo~ at least too
pieces Vt poery-Cospers touching Negro COMP ANT
suo the Abortion OF the Slave Trade -~hieh no slave
boiler sOaId Dirk can 'seo "n"1' 'O7 I"hses OF
Bu, 20 .a.5 uys,fI got copy this sans book and
con Jared With the Id Rhetorical Reader II DE- Porter
m IA for ~. NeUo's Compliant, pages 20, III
.no lsa f2uac substituted spirit selicg Curse b sne
S..r aud tor tn Abolition Of The Slave Trade pages
as aro go tbe b.si- Of lnhd.ity could hardly BE-
lev. nv 5a, any of yvur sd-rs get the
bO K, snd BE- ruth Of my statement
Now zhst shall Be -sid Of such cO0dac, a. this Can
res OF be found stot enough % charac,erzs
i Are publisher. vbo Oud CO sgeh deed deserving
,f sly yArOn,ge from ,, nOfsbs ngn minded men
should Lot he NnOls North say % hem ,irs ID yOu
IN, Zee tins osssy ornge - the sl.gepO~er and 20
-IppIg frJn yoa DO As every sen1neIi II n1many
al hD.r'y ri, ihs, I-cui.s nuss.-to ths, market
20 FOR s5ppu. aud vii give our co1nten.nes
" and money % s1cn only sho~ Themselves iI1s
pe1esn. unth loving God earring men
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pteampoais an6 6ailron0s.

Pare 23
A UGUST, lS53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch
~ Highland Dock Ocean Washington Mounts Dook
Browns Doch (Middeowu AID Red Bsnk elegant and
,onuodcus and ryer steamer THOMAS @. HAlGHF Capt
Corts running the hr't day OF Ansus 81 regular
hours between Red Bank touching al the
lanSinss Leaving Red Bank
New Yors Peci East River sterDoos
.Sl o'olock Fare 3 cents.
rsi. viii at until further NOTICE
CGJ 81 IaoA-for shrewsbury, Long Branch. Hugo
~ l,nd Docs Ocean House Per, Washington Mounts Dock
s-owps pock kdrown ana Req Bank New and setd steam
n ALICF { PRICE, Capt n Hsgsery vii from oo, u
uurax North dsy As follows:
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IN, syracsse R,isious Recorder Published By Rev.
q II Huin IS 70 have an in.relse 10 rs e1rs~i ofc-
~ Fr-d.rick Jsx.l - b. ..sociaie -oror k-V n
srrcrgP c samson N D.. c. b. Wheeler E'q >ni = I.
He.cley. Special Conlribut0rs
D,rI.xv- yaiarn IL sersrd. i 4. s.A,-d hss declined
.hs invi-ap % Gey-r E-sress ost'r7 ne Wisconsin,
.i5l,- Soe;-.y vi this sat, >, "I;sr.oFn n Octo
te-
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fesa! Eciitss.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
.,r. GoopDAY Ne @, y Yo. :. I.s % re
Se- Yoi os Or so,s h ~eiA DAY Of ssS'Hs-'
81, - i' ~ " GasRIsL A~n,s-,rp-
IN PURSUANCE OF An order of the Surrogate OF the
S:s ..s N siIlI ' FpiSTZ c
o. 10 6 Charlie. It. the S~Yo h.
To-, he l. d' Of . IS .S So O' HiLXa PESrz s
IN PURSUANCE OF an ordeF OF the Surrogate Of Che
G.'s, JcSs 'i sss me- M II % c 81 S
Yo esesd Z pIcs, tss .aae M;n .9ae S 'eesi
the .abensI. It b. Ss gi Hs5a ,s ss an
~ ., g. - 1 Ss gosl tn "a, Jay ls
JOSEPH JAcKsoS t iS,,ap.
i,si.~sns EN-. MILLER "A''
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order OF the Surrogate OF the
~ Pis. P-T9S s,G ~, . 81 ~ s1so q 9, S
.u.rse: a. Il. Office No. s. wil..'rye cry Of Sew
Yors or q sefOIs OF fsOruu3 .IDa-d SsYoi
' f,IsisSsns Jesse sNsef deceived
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
.9 9.s .si ffSfsGK iii lilly y 80
&C b. hS!e Of Frsae. eo Pne-t III cy New
June :, Iss E baS GILMORE tg,..,,.,,
,.r,,rsus.. j j0as SeB4RaoS '--''''''
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
N GIVE Tg,: .H ri NJ % % o. SO Ia s: 800
,s., =. -, s 20 . Ma. y.r n g, =. ro o. Or s~.
tssts seS1A-r ~ ~ iS, 10 .s ~ =" '''
nue.
mlsIs .6IS' ELAlhENL sA-D"A A.~ A'--~ 1-H'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of The Surrogate of the
County OF Ne-Yor. h-eby q. asvins
NOBLE Of TIE City Of S-s York carprnrer
vouchers thereof The .2b no@-
A. h. store 10 lls Hudson se cry Of View ORR on before
rer-paed ses 1ors ne rn day 81
A. Iss5 l.So lsw-ms'l JOHN BUaRELL, Jr. Executor
NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the Discharge OF an
~ D-b pursuant the % tne ,hid
the th hsr-r - Tic -co1d par - n- no
vf..t s-.tgts.-MA RSHALL STAFF ORD SDtce nrst pub
hh.s June as Crsdfors spoea before hon welcome
P.-te Jud1. The Guy N~fors M CHAMBERS IN ne
~ ~. y CITY Se-i the hfh day u september
iss. 4. 10 sr-cs .ho~ ,aey have
state should Tot ;. made, AID
&. esehsfsed ron r.. d-tts CLARK 4 tDhsWALL-
Ary for lnsofger-, No $50 Broadway View YORK
CIPRENE COURT County Of New Ork.-HENRY
- SIMMONS Psbuf, ,xan-t WILLIAM SPARKS O.f-1dsat
d-n2ld cOntc c1I ct So 10 sad fe
-1muon-c, .D1 required . ~
th os,e " TIC Crr< OF ~
So nd Coruty the Ci,y Hal Guy u se~
toe SAID liant tie
:, eur Broa1Say. NsxlOrk-
~ a. a.. ss Of you a. 10 sad
sf1r-d The plants "a ms Lcnr I'll
Su. ..ns, the hlndred .od ty o1r % AS
,r,uert, the day Of Ma, lo1-
or-y-ezhf 81 els thr-f sd " p
mr. theGeoffoa jay 1919. ard ~i,1 Interest
-rcr $3.50 tterecf from Aax 81 sF AID sitn nse-s ie
C-.ohr 81 ls.s upon SO a thereof srt th 80
- ic hereof u efs 5e-de. q tbs
FASCdER a EAGER Pia-n-1's AHneys
ps,sS AzEUr ! lssa .,x,
SB-TIe .he shove eon ned u ihs otce o.
m Glen Chs and Co1ty Of Ns~fofk 90 the eleventh ssJ Of
ArsIs, AS. ,-,-,r-., . - .,,,,y v,-s-..s, ,.....
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Utran Steamers. 81.

IXTRA STEAMER for NEW ORLEANS aud
T. R.vAN,-Tle L. Mail ;. Company vi di:Pstch on
' a s ssE's@s ' r1 9' Fsi stn 10 SEwoR
tss9 rates rs'.,se Tor Havana 'o be
A UsTRALA.- Clipper Line..The |, entirely
sorns srPTEMBTR The cabin sec
an ,S The Su@S @td to ,s1y Apply on & Fer
ARIEL ELLIOT, No. Iis Pe.rist.
A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
"A PORT PHILIP MELSoS RNE I'D slpNEi-s me SeS
.ne ~ss9Se.t steamship GOLDEN AGE ~" tSD' eadsa d
be srsieSse %, *, SoyS pO WEDNESDAY, 26 sspsar
beI, 81 o'sosl hou Pier 70. 5 \ R.
Tbs sh vii be The doeA Issy oi nsos.Sa on the 81
ana vy' IAN sna a ,s hp 50
reoi %, ste am .'eI eu Aae no her es ,Ss OF 20
Po ce9P.sy 81 ts., Asy owe I. re sssas to
ea S~n l. ih stf mg se q hsyns the mAas's sn.hee
p".tes e oe eIy supTa woae Be- repaired oos 20 he eN
For6,sA ,aa ooy ~hch vii be p.s
s.se sppl, a, he office o. the Coa.gsns,
.ts.s N g Tsd ;, iao Ssss Of the come-sy letter.
kEwloRK aud CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE wa NIcARAGUA-Thr Ac-s.ory Transit corpSay Of
ke.sseA f.Seos ThioOsh sdysnee cfhe NAL Only ne Nv
n,s "ssS.sg northern Lab, SO 0Ordsn @l leave ron
DFL NoRrE on Movp sent sapelss ~ IN ~. az a.,
syo,,s .1saaea,P BRorhR l Sadn owe
and transportation rtss .'eanes on,arrA, the veaa =
cS,RLEs MORGAN lS,p 20 ''i sS.'as 3S SS %
GLITTER SHIP SWEEPSTAKES FOR SAN
y fsANcisco DIRECT SsPEs,. sy 'As vessel pe..- sog-
4dIe for few Of freight t.ien oa 40
phcstoIf CHAMBERS HSlSER. Sc.5 BRIDGES
The upper ship EURsk, will succeed tae s~sepsas.. sn sail
ABB The k september Parties b-ng sbe obnn-,e th-r
eorseis By the Swe pses send he ec BY .hp She
vii reed, receive freight THURSDAY Ssh mt At
pier 5Ncth River
TOE CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-Semiweekly
MAJ Line - The and fsst JAMES ADG
Dickinson. Commander. will l@svs NJ y 4, SAT
uRDAY, Aus a, at oc,oci 2. NJ. pecissl,.
For fr,sht srpv bOsd where al 81 sS drg viii sgnod
md re sffce Of
sPOFEnRD. TILEsroN Co Ne % Broadway
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

ACCIDENT os THE MrcBroAs SoUTBERs RAILROAD
The .Ytrers train which efr Toledo sunday evening at
O'Clock met With severe accident about clock yes
had lust lett III. Rock Island Junction and vas coming
along at only miles per hour Of the brakes Of
the rear broke throwing the of the track and CAP
sized The car full OF passepgers bat fortunately
few we're injured beyond receiving slight bruises The
following the names OF those who were picked up
badly d.sbled
George Hudson, lad Of Is years, Of MshswakA Ind,
had bis et wrist broken and received
the head.
Mrs Thomas Stevens of Kipgsbury Ind, badly injured
in The spine Her husband. who blind With her,
ard received some slight bruises
H. Corey, Of Trumoul County, Ohio, injured % Dis
stomach b, arms and legs.
The wounded we're immediately conveyed 70 ~ 80
Island House, on the arrival OF the nsn' sno ~; %
Wicker called. Their eIpense vii b PAD oy me Con'
psBy and those who compelled 20 rearn nome 10 con-
onence ftheir 10 ures will be furnished win hee uckeo
THIS 10 bis bly, commerdabIs
We az i.sorued BY DIR. Downs OF Lyons, IOWA Who
y, 10. "a the train the time, hst constant thump
rndsr The car BY Of the brakes nAd been noticed
- - time previous 10 the accidsnt snd the attention
~ ~ ~ So,zkruan called 20 II The nAin Wa stopped
" " "a the broken brake taken on bat onoe Again
.,,g the other brake gave way and notice Of Il vas
I'M. :, the pzssenger bat their remembrance wAs not
o,Iv hseced 10 remedy the trouble, and q cAoSzs
~ 81 eousncs The agents OF the Conosny in hi,
80 be.,oved prompt attention 70 tbs sufferers bat the
srs OF the tram been highly csnsursd by several
xso were on board Chicago Tribune sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

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