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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
Tbllahona Lets.

FENNE unde Signed Ibis laid of blocks Of Lqts
q Of several acres each, for private resi-
dence, and Is nfw prepared TO sell them at pri-
vate sale to Those who ilesire to have summer
residences, in the beautiful and healthy town in
T';sIs:s EsOIna. We have inIthe Town Site.
besides the most healthy atmosphere and pure
treestone water most excellent Chalybeate
Spring, winch is supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur.
WIN. MOORE, Agent, etc
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or, crop and under-bitin each ear, each aboa
2yTs old; by Tultstall GrHgory, Dad dist .ic
ID, 1853. The red lrindls appraised to IS
the other two at So zach
Ten Hogs, ,fhree blue the others black foui
/ of them mTkpa with swallow-fork il RICH;
and two splits in left ear, one with swallow-
/ fork in each ear, each SURPRISED 20 be ] year
Iold-also FIVE pigs, one or two black the rost
spotted; by VIM P Caughran, 20th dis. March
I, 1853. Appraised to $50.
Ilorss Nds. brown color, white round its
nose, about Il hands high: by Alfred Saith,
7tll dis, April Is, 1853. Anpraiseaso 500
Two Hogs. spotted color. with crop in each
ear and perhaps split in the left; by James
Stewart, 10Th dis, March 8, 1883. Appraised
to 81 rs.
Franklin county
Nare, clresnut sorrel, star in forehead, snin
on rose, right hind foot white shod all round,
no brands, about Il hands high; by Vim. Pull
lurn, On Big Crow Creek, IS miles east Of Win
chester, 18th dis, Dec %, 1852. Appraised
to S35.
Madison county, 4Eabqnaa.
Horse, sorrel, blaze face. both hind feet
white, some saddle spots, about Is hands high,
about l5yrs old; by Moses M Posey, Jan. II, /
1858. Appraised to S55.
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Daguerreottpss--

Mr.. +. N.Ha2les, the inimitablt
Daguerrean al fist, has again arrived
in iowa, and is now prepared to fur
nish our citizehs with bis unsuypass-
ed miniatures. Persons wishing to
|eave a fac sin lie Of themselves to
valued friends, would do we'll + gave
the shadow ere the substance fades, .
by calling On Hughes at his rooms,
over Capt Rfrgo's jewelry establish
ment. He can suit the most lastid-
ious, both ! pic lure and case.
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- 8nsiness Noliee. 90

f-TFhe P s,-Qifiee LIST Of Letters is pub
lishelintlle Fayetteville O.serpef, ia compliance
with a law Of Congress, which provides that il
shall appear n ths newspaper having the
LARGEST oIgetLATIoS.4EI
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DRESS fGT0N& >

DRESS GOODS
81. THE Ladies are respectfully requeste'
essss.-ssSS toeali and examine cur stock OF 1re$'
ssoods. comprising
rich Brocade Dress silks;
black and fancy do do
Cashmsros, BIerinoes, & ,leI.aines, great variety
Alpaceas, Coburgs, and Thibet Cloths;
Prints, etc. etc.
The Goods are very beautiful, and we think
cannot fail ia please in style, quality, and price
THOMSON & BUCHANAN. H
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In the late fire at San Francisco We notice a
large quantity Of Ayers Cherry Pector4l burn-
ed, In the possession Of the druggists of that
city, Gold will not control disease, and even
in that 0pllir country they must provide this
best of all remedies for colds, coughs and affec-
tons Of the lungs Indeed we happen TO know
that it is an almost indispensable companion of
the nuletecrs and miners who are sc much and
SO continually exposed the eyer-changing at
mosphere of that climate
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Z e @ u

@SSs IAYE a large assortment Of the best
81 Tennessee Eross which viii besoil
| q at three-fourths of a cent On Nashville
prices for ciasEa. when a sufficient quantity is
taken dt one time TO iron OF G wagon. Same
advarch on Nashville prices as heretofore, on
time ID paact4al dspleyS-I mean BY ppnctssal
denlers such rs pay Oh the day they promise,
and Hot 6eI2, or Is months thereafter ! am
understood. SHAPARD.
Tant,arx 1879
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Blankets Blankets!

49, 900 blue. green drab, and fame.
E53s<y Coat Blaikets; also bed, cradle sad
die, and negro Blankets, for sale cheap by
GocDBIcH, BUCHANAN 6 BEAVERS.
Oct. %, 1852
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CpAChEACTORY..

gaSssA The subscribers have nov
in full OPERATION Ce;tcis Factory. in the
building fbrmeFlv occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Scott as Cabinet Shop FAyETTIkILLE, TENN
where they are prepared To lAanufacture-
Coaches. EsOclk;.Nays, Esssggies, SSc.
neatly and Hastily finished, Of egbeat seasoned
timber and materials, in the hglAest and most
substantial manner, which they will sell as low
for cash. or ION credit to pnnctHal Ihen, as can be
obtained elsewhere; and they fed assured that
their work will compare favoraily with anv
west of the, mountains. All Work done by
them warraBted to stand six mofths. Ladies
and gentlemen are invited I'd CALI REPAIRlHG
faithfully executed, at short InotAe, on reason
BILE terms. JAS. q. ElULSEY.
March 81. 1S53-1y NJ RICI
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Wedainy Cake-t

Mr.. and Mrs. I'm. Todd viii ac-
cept our thaHks for that Wedding
Cake. 1t was al ple in quantity, and
choice in quality
Tins bouni in ws#lockz-lrlaytbey live
= golden sumrn4r life
ARD meier regret the solemn vows
That made them man and wife.
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A VI ID horse wa recently pur-
chased IN Cincinnati for $4,000, and
will be exhibited in New York at the
Worlds Fair.
CDR Rarkrt5- -Tatrst 3ntrs

/ NASHVILLE, TExN.--- Cotton--Br lsincs
lurirg the week under review has been rathe
inactive. owing Ia the small quantity offering
Buyers are prompt IN making such purchase
as are offered at ruling rates. There has beer
no permanent change in cur quotations sine
our last report, though higher price has heer
paid in some instances by outsiders, for fint
article Of cotton The sales ofIthe week have
leon about GOO bales, and We quote the same
I as last week
Ordinary .......--.. as
Middling ..............8 16@8'4
Good Middlng. ....... Leg "a
The receipts this week st 81 the warehou-
ses amount to 613 bales against 1885 last week
Total receipts since 1st SepteI1ber are SO, 94l
bales against 4, 434 at corresponding date last
season.
The plumber Of bales in store at all the
fwarehoqsesis estimated at $3.50, Of which 1870
bales art sold leaving only 1880 pnsold.
Sugar Demand active sales 4t@6o.
Coaef Sock ample; wequote at lo1c.
Flout. We qnote Cincinnati 81 5o9$5
Tenness be IS; St. Louis Sc.
MoiaAos Sales at % 33c. slight demand.
Salt. SHES Of barrel at 95c; Sack, fine, ST.
5; Cosrd . s1,6o. 5.
Candles. There is no change in tn Is article
Sales of Thllow II: Star %; Sperm 45c.
Whiske4. In demand. Sales at16@2o..
Bacon. Hams 7@77..; Shoulders 6lz @ti;
Sides 7}ec; hog round &C.
Lard. 81.
Featherr '85@S7iIc
Bccsxad 7ea20c.
Ginseng. 35c; in demand.
Corn Neil 35c p bushel
Corn. 81 60 2 bhl.
Oats. 23i p bnshel
LeSi. PIC 5ic bar 6Ic
Shot. Bag 81 IS,
: Iron. Common Tennessee bar 5c--Pists-
- Barzinr and Rops. BaEqing As inchos wids,
2o,; II inches, H691a. Rope Sc.
Gunuy Bags lie.
Cattle MaEkst--Uuehangsd Beeyes ia
81 sheep 81 50@2 90, i. Butter selling
81 i502oc from wagons -. CRickens--12,k@i
i 5c Potatbes-Irish 50t; Sweet SOC. By
the Dbl 81 5p@2. White Beans 81 ~ &c
bushel. =. .Peas-No sale ONIONS oVc e
hnsbaI. .IFurnips--12l5c y bushel. :.
Dried Apnles command S5@Si 90 from wagy-
ms. reaijly. Dried Peaches are still held att
20 so and none to be bought at that at whole
lie :. Eggs continue al, 6t4@6hc 2 dozen.
PErEnsBuho, Va Bscon-Tlk @7z, sides
sK so for prime quality, new.
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CIR o. CT ri 4 $.
wERR d WOGGS,

HAvIxd associated thcmsefy Is together far
ca the transaction OF y ilole- ~ :.
60 stie and retail Gro eFy fTN
Busimefs. and for the sale Of CoEafry Pro-
duce will 4eepa full stock Of all rticles in their
line on har suitable to the WANT sol the public
Brown, Clarified, Load, GrnSheP, and Pulver-
lied Sggafs-Rio and Laguyra ceGee-Sack
and Bard Sal--Rcb6iled and Sugar-house
Aolasses- Golden Syrup, Confch tionaries, etc.
Give us a dll-west side Of the Public SQUARE,
Fayetteville. Jan. 20, 1858.
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|. N.I @ 2

BY reference 20 our advertising
columns, It will be seen that the pdd
Fello US are to have a celebration here
on Saturday, May 9TH. OF cod rse,
every body, with us vile ana an
dren will be in attehdeAee.
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n GA 4 g Ei

- -
1T AYlRd 70 med a Partnership ii the Rai7l-
Z Il qoare and DRY Gsstls trade in the town Of
Fayetteville, under the style of Russell d.
Tucker, we take pleasure in inviting the puh1
lie TO our stock, at the former stand of Gil d.
RusseN, on the North side of the Public Sauare.
Wd have in store an excellent collection ofthe
var Gus descriptions Of Dry Goods brought ID
this market, to which we intend to add from
tifah to time, direct from tile eastern markets,
50 as TO keep CONSTANTLY on hand every article
likely to be needed foruse or ornament in this
locality. We are resolved to keen general
assortment Of the very best Goods, which we
Halter ourselves we VIII be enabled to sell as
low as the lowest by the exercise Of judicious
Judgment in our purchases Having purchased
the house we occupy, the public NAV EXPECT to
find us at all times at the Same DID stand. Mr..
R,tSse7fs acknowledged iud krnent in tie pur-
chase Of Goods generally, and fine Cloths, in
particular, enables the firm To speak with conf
dence 10 all as TO the quality of the Goods they
keep. They intend to come up fully to what
they represent
Jan. 10, 1853.
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rENSEssEE.
Men,nbIs. sIelEv cogntu.

-ut0.f77tf'l h77'o1'y tv''7'sy-
John ". lloyd, bright complexion, 5ft, 9 or
10 inches. weighs l50 lbs, three scars on left leg
caused by dog bite claims to be free. Com
mitted Nov. 3, 1854.
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New Goods

Thomson 6 faohqnqaI Goo d4oh
Bakqon & BeaF ers,lnd Y. ~ & s
u. Emag have received ! choip &c as
sort ment of new spring Al d summer
GOD ds, of the very latest and most
fashf onable STYLES. Persons WI hing
TO D ocure anything in their line, eth
er 5 aplo or fancy can be supplied at
these houses, at moderate rates. The
prine ipals and clerks are all gentle
men Of fmes business attainments,
and will take pl easure in showing
good $, and selling them, to any Of
their numerous customers, and others
who may favor the IN with call Be
inA partial TO the company of Gods
last best gift to man. the ladies are
respectfully Invite ID to call and ex-
anime some Of he richest Dress
Goods ever brougli It to this mar kst..
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10 Correspondents

10 AisSf'V-aNANhA'1
Owing to our Judi po, ition, we lave
failed 10 respond to numerous let
ters with which we hive been favored
The writer's shall hear from us, by
letter. shortly. We have, also, on
siderable Job Printing to do, which
has been delayed by the same caase
We shall proceed 70 Pill he orders as
speedily as possible.
NEw YORK CaYs1 AL PALACE. 7 ii
;s said buildings arb going up Ike
magfe, in The vicinity Of the Crystal
Palace, New York, Ad enormous
rents are demanded for Nmere shells.
4 room in one of Il be wooden build
ings, opposite the Palace, % feet
front. by 60 or 70I feet deep, vas
rented at hsirtg-fue Kindred dollarS
ae,. uei,r. The Pala zee itself is get
ting along very slowly, and it is said
tbst the projectors dare more about
selling the lots thsn they do for the
exhihition.-N T. SIN.
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pEssFs,fvC E.yFHEEKEpoRTRAET


which Gamble obtained in no other way. when
we call to mind the uncertainty of life, the or
binary though sometimes painful separation Of
families and friends together with the rayages
Of time, it becomes matter of much interest
and importance to secure the features of the
'ioved ones at home" before death, distance,
or the lapse Of time renders it inipassi1k
OF Having taken lessons of Mr. T. ~
Hjtghes-the best Daguerrean Artist in the
Western States-and furnished himself with
a superior camera and implements, the SUBJ
scriber fatters himself be viii be able to give
the most entire satisfaction.
The ladies, who are always Judges in matters
of taste. are especially invited to call and ex-
anime his work and specimens.
a great variety Of cases. of different sizes I
and quality, VII be kept constantly on hand |
Prices very moderate j. b. HILL. /
Nov IL, 1952-tf.
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Runawhy Negro Llst.

L., Name Of neg4 is given. 2d, complexion
and height, Sd, age. 4th, description. 9Th,
owners name 9th, date ofcominitment.
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eLard-- 1o1S @l2H cents.

RIcHMpNp, VA.-Alarket much depressed
and note still further decline New sides 81
@S3l; shoulders. ~ 68; hams, 1915 Gil.
Behns- 81 "a; Peas, 75c p bushel.
Butter --Marlet iwell supplied We quote
Mountain Srlin, l6t818c, for prime; common
sorts 121h @15c
Consoles 60@62l9c .Cotton--Sales
9i4@934 !. !. Feathers case -. Lard
11@ 12bc.
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Family Groceries.
NEw spApLxsRREEEsT!

fsss@A TIE subscribers take
sss $3.50 this n eth d Of apprizing
their friends and the-ptflic generally, that they
have just opened Fssrsaily Grocery Sore,
81, the north side Of the Public Sfua-e, next
door 10 McElroy and McKinney's Drug Store,
Fayetteville, where general assortment Of. ar
ticles in their line viii be continually kept on
hand, at the lowest rates A poStion Of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. Call and
see US. HOLMAN & HARDIN
Feb 10
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so MD Es IL $
HS BOAES M. II. Il aiSins;
20 do dc do
20 boxes Figs;
20 do Scotch Hsrrings,
10 do Brandy Cherries,
10 do do Peaches;
do Cordials;
20 doz Kentucky Mustard:
10 boxes Pepper sauce:
30 Demijohrs TaSs'd sizes,I
20 lbs Nutmegsi
20 lbs Cloves;
80 Grass Mats;
20 neSis Covered Buckets,
20 do Bail do
20 90 Painted do
20 do do Tubs;
500 lbs S. S. Almonds;
500 lbs Cream Nuts;
; casks London Porter;
10 boxes Pickles;
) mats Cinnamon Bark;
10 bales Wrapping Twino;
800 bills Carbonate Soda;
20 NJ G. D. Gaps;
10 doz Wash Boards;
10 doz Cocoanut DippEs;
1000 lbs fresh Rice;
( 10 boxes Ketchup;
$50 lis 5. r. Indigo;
8 baskets Champagne VIM;
10 boxes n. Y Fancy Candy,
10 nests Willow Baskets;
MITCHELL 4 SPERRY.
Feb. 3, 1853. Sheibyvillc, Tenn.
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STATIONS FO 90 1888.
the English Race Horse
and Whale, the Canadian PAGER.

r., WILL. make their present season al
TNa Esseiman Place, residence Of the IN
designed, two miles East pf Lynnvile, at
$40 for Aindcrby ---season services Insured
Whale 50.
Whale ioaled in Montreal; brought on by
Col. Arlnistead, of Florencei Ala, where he
made two reasons. His colts are the best nat
nral pafers and large. Ainderby's colts, 81
last season, can be seen at the stand, they are
large and thrifty. The certificate Of Col. Ar
instead says the colts of Whale are large and
good natural pacars.
A. C. ESSELMAN.
Lynnville. Tenn, April, II, 53--9t.
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A. 5. DUAL,
l,w,xu

MO cH sRcE for P Prescription, or. coa51tsttol
l = in Ibalatioa to Disetse.
April d. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
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/ (tHAINS.-+Log fifth, stretchers !. tongue
" breast, stay, lock, halter, and trace Chairs
Feb. 8. SHAPARD II
VA 6s1i 3 Is. & inc aa &. IA I s3 4
Feb. 8. SHAPAKD'S.
(foFFEE-4tRio. Havana. Laguyra and jay )
" Coffee, aN Feb. 8. SEIAPARD'S.
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mAnR}AoEs.
H1aRH2E ED

In this county, Mr. MN. SMITH and Mis-;
TAssINs McFERRrS =
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IL this county, Friday, Sth inst. after a pro-
tracted illness, Mr. WILLIS ABBOT. aged about
20 years
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Cotton--With good demand--prioes have
advanced and sales to some extent at @1o.
Corn Market dull--about 55 cents y BUSH
Ell.
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Constatles and Justices blanks, just printed
and for sale At our desk-77aleap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
GUMMsLRtisL RECORD.
HoLEsALE PRICES CURRENT.


FLOUR III. m krt Nifcrmly dull since the late ac
10y Pacific During HE week The receipt, have
nc,n lsht and hn lew sales made mostly Tor city con
SUMPTION So. al The holders ash g.. for straight
Dl,.is The crop Is neatly exhausted.
WHEAT Prime Red 81 ~; PRIME White 81 l5i lmie
,inr lots 60 lu0 + ]. PEfTON.
CORN. 80 IL 10
/. CORN MEAI. C5 10 c-. per hu.hei i"r county Mills
askins 20 i IS
GA rs 40 40 cIe. PEI hus,ci
SAIGON Mountain cured hog round, gan ~ cents; City
cured hor round l0s III good old Western and bal
cncd sides y. =; Shoulders ~ aOs Hams from
l. l2.i New bacon. sides 5s 4 O. Shoulders a -
cts. Jolrs js cis
BUTTER -:carcr aud demand Guslen ~ II
Is cts, iuunnin 20 "A cIs some poorer sorts moi sui
~, &. oh" sI a. To-" "a l. 10 els Kohl hon"
CANDLES -Iailow II as; nHiI= aud Jaak,on's patent
IA lHmanne % IS hii'chsl'S ratch' 80 81 Srer'"
CoFFEE-wr quote Rio 81. ~: LaguyI4 !OA
Ia"a l. !. t.; Mocha AK CaPo = els
CUrTON-l0S cis
CoAL-Vf4inia II IS els Oh board 1r good MlNed
Fine ami Lump Smiths cs Anthracite Is only sold Al
tail for load Of 1000 lbs s5t 10 So Fer ton u siu
lbs So.
FlSii-Alacke.vl NJ l. buI very lev il market held al
Sill No :. none Of any consequence IN market T." &c
crnngs arrives. No cut. brought 81 halt Dbl Roe, Sd
5nai. in nb!s 5IO hail hhs 81 ca,p" o HALIFAX No
rul Horrinas has ariiSed. and part sold al So.
LARD In barrels il IL worth lUs 1914 rts. IN Kegs IL
LIQUORS ~hishey, Richmond feci,d. "A cents cash.
rnsyalnsa 81 l., 81 Cincinnati rcrirI n. cts very
scarce; OH Family Rye Is Mountain 90 81 Brandy,
coni,on mlrnon - 10 81; Brandy, 4h Proof Sc
to 80 cts cash. Brnnjy -Oa,d Dupnys % I" So 80 Hen
messy s2s si pinet Il Co 81. 10 8; Apple 10 o 70
cents Gin American common 80 10 81 c&nsi Holland
81 10 10 81 20 n + RAM 30 to 81 els
LIVE STOCk-(J Shocks Rcportl Bcoi Callic. scale
vrre,, s. ~ 81; extra fat will command morei Hogs
Sc: Sf.rp Sls S3l neil, as IN I"alY
lRON-pig S33 $40 per loE Swn. siOUi Iedcgar aud
English refined $685. Common English s55i up country bar
SIS IS
LEATIlEK-S good stamp from 10 , 20 per b
lam, Ird from II 10 10 cts
Ll6lE-Fron wharf 81 20 from store 81 81.
SOLASSES-N 0. in hrncs very superior, ~ 81 us,
Cuba hoIsses u 81 sugar House, in barrels Il I"
ctsi Porto Rico, hOcshcads, 25 10 20 ci; po Rico
10 crce= 23 90 cts; Sugar House syrup in barta 10
AZ els; common do 20. q cts
NAiLS--tirii n 81 cents and iu
STELLA ucrcan GiistcIch sll0 per ton
SUGARS-Wc quote Porto Rico 81 .. cents new
riop New OiIarns ~ d 6 Cuba H.mint! 5 s.. Refined
isal 9. GrIsicI 9. g Powdered 9; Coffee Sugar
- ~ eta.
SOAp-Turpemne / ~ rt=; FANG: c"lofcd II 10 II
SHOT Il u is per III,
SALT Liverpool fac per sack Il ~ 81 81 blioal ana!
81 - IN srnr.: Ground Alan 81 10 81 10
PLASTER Sales Lump 81 a Is per Ion al Wharf,
81. at Basin surIv. good CaIrned * 81 per TIL !;
ri, hmnni GRAND 81 SCI
SFEDS-Clovrr Scrt 50 ~ pei tushrl; Timothy $50.
t. san; Hrid's Grass IS 80 cents; FAxseei 81 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
TWO WEEKS LATER rRoM rALi:,aNlA

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Burning Of the Independence. and Greci Lo.s Of Life
New ORLrA.s, APt.I 25.-1'ne steamer u,c! States
we'd hcln 10 day with California dates n: :ur Isl The
reBm, California left Francisco for Pan ma on Tie it
| ilh So 80 goo in gold IN freight.
| The UuiIrd States brought very lew passru.ets
Tie Uncle sam cll Asi,!n wall io New OK Oh The
| IL oi the 18Th Inst.
The steamer Independence lost The 9Th ii Febu
~ b,ving been ashore IN The shoals "A hargaictta
land There 500 passengers hoard 81 The Time all
whom cnprd into the and ~ whom lE 10 100
lst III tIrir efforts Ia swim ashore
Margnrrlla Island is upon The al l.o~e California
After s'riEng The Independence backed al! hnin.
lat wafer in The hold Captain Samson ordered the Pilot to
m her the beach three hundred yards from main
Ind There the ship took me from the intense heat q" the
lrnacr and Tie fumes spreading fatly created the
,iphlin CONSERVATION amnng hr passengers heavy
.as running the mJ anil all The boats swampet
il trying 10 yet ashore 70 adj Ia the horrors # The scene
ne fire reached the powder magazine which plodui
ttrrlr force sattene The stern al III,
snts aud blowing many pa into The arlh. Jump
cd into tic and carried OF by the strong
8 weeping from the shore
Many who had previously raciei the s1:r we're unable
- render sufferers any assistance an ohaet
rlan passive spectators. while hundreds of men
md chilfJn IcrIshing by The hra and The
inhly swung ar1nui with hes ronisiic the shore where
Ter coal nok ire md SHE Was entirely destroyed Tho pas
enprrs saved found themselves barren end uninnh
cd island without food water; where ry remained 30
,onrs in state Of intense suffering Fmnlly by 6nrg
they able - attract the attention II whaling
.ssels lyny in Magdalene Bay, lew miles oil wtch came
their assistance with PROVISIONS and IN The end took Them
Tie following Is list Of The al passengers lost
belonging TO The Eastern States lar has brrn
aimed; J0nn Morris J, jones' Gee" F.. Light - Hart
nan VIM DOYLE WIN Leonard, R Mosher Mver= Mfs
lutiin r o. Neal and Charles Wood, all of Ne"' York
- Johnson, Robert Taylor, ana -- WELSH OF Bos-
on; o. Hale. and " s hlouton OF massachusetts There
re other New Englandcrs whose names have
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inc steamer CoT,sz hal a';ci At P-n.r,1 Ii ia;s
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