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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

A correspondent ofthe Atlas at Machiasport,
large quantity Of liquor 1000 gallons seized
here few weeks ago, has been given up by
the order OF the Court, on account Of an infor-
mality in the warrant, viz !: the words 8 in
said town being omitted, thus not specifying
the place where it was intended to be sold.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

DEPARTURE OF Mr.. KING FOR HAVANA
Hon. VIM. r. King left Washington on Sat
urday for Havana, in the steamer Fulton
He was accompanied by his medical adviser
and several friends
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

- The Wing Review is suspended. It is
understood to have died from exhaustion, in
consequence Of its struggles during the recent
campaign.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

% 1t is stated that the late Mark HI. New
man, Esq, recently deceased in New York,
has given by his will 1000 to the A. b. @.
Foreign Missions, and $4,000 10 the Ameri-
can Home Missionary Society, besides dona-
tions to other benevolent objects.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

iEF The citizens of Windsor, at a recent
town meeting, instructed the Selectmen to
offer reward Of $500 for the detection of the
murderers Of James Morton of that town. 1t
may be recollected that Morton's body was
found with marks Of violence upon it, in
stream, few months since.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
DISTRICT OF WALDOBORO'.

During the year 1852 there were built in
the WaldOboro' District 16 ships, barques,
20 schooners, one sloop and one pleasure boat,
whose combined tonnage is 1921 Os-95. Of
this amount there were built at
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Mr.. KNEES SuccEssoR.-Gov. Golfer y
Alabama, has appointed Hon. BenJami" -
patrick, as U. S. Senator, to fill the vacancy FAC
occasioned by the resignation Of Hon. '" T.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

~ We are indebted to Hon. J. w. Bradbury
and Hon. H. Hamlin, of the U. S. Senate, for
valuable public documents.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

The BROTHERS LowELL.-There are three
brothers in the Senate of this State, viz -
James Lowell Of Linco'a, VIM. Lowell of
Cumberland, and Stephen Lowell of Pscata-
quis. Unfortunately they are all wings.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

- Maine wings have not concluded to emf
CRATE until next fall. They can be seen in our
streets quite often nowadays.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

REMARKABLE LONGEVITY. There is fami-
ly Of five individuals in this city whose aver
age age is SO years. Their combined age is
AIS. We are happy to learn that they are all
enjoying good degree of health.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

20 Three deaths have occurred from the
accident on the Maine Railroad when young
Pierce was killed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

SAD AFFAIR.-A little boy at Salem, n j.,
recently asked his parents how condemned
criminals were executed. The parents heed
lessly explained the matter, and shortly after
wards the boy took handkerchief and pro-
ceeded to experiment with an infant sister "
ing in the cradle, and suspended her until life
was extinct
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

BAD ExAMPLE.-The mayor of the city of
New York and one of the aldermen came to
blows the other day. We trust our mayor and
aldermen will never do such a thing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

p-.xx ROAD IN MAINE.-The people
Of Kenduskeag Formerly part OF Aevah'') are
ahout building plank road to Bangor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

NJ Bangor was lighted with gas, for the
first time on the 18th, Wednesday last.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
From the Capital.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 18th, 1856;

AUGUSTA, JAIL AftuS LoOos
What new developments are to come up in
the present Legislature, is beyond the ken of
prophecy. No mortal man can safely say what
is to come off next. 1t was considered pretty
safe to say that with clean democratic ma
jority of nineteen in the House of Representa-
lives and twelve son joint ballot, the Senate
would be democratic Senate. But "times
are not as they used to be-" and it is prodig.
Gus hard making safe political calculations. es
pecially when looking at the Senate of Maine
with wing majority 1t has taken more than
ten years to bring about this result, and the
Senate now stands forth as a remarkable spec
linen ofthe growth Of whiggery under difficult
ties.
On Thursday. the joint select committee on
gubernatorial votes made report of the votes
cast by The people in September last for Gov
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

srP Good butter is selling in New York at
Is 81 cents a pound-so says the National
Democrat
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Tonnage Of Vessels in the District of Bath
m the 3Ist day of December, 1852.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
List Of Vessels

Bull In the District Of Bath, during 1852.
Names Of Vessels. Where built Tonnage
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From Esop's FaLles.l
AUGUSTA. Jan. 18th, 1853.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 18th, 1853.
On Saturday, Executive Councillors, State
Treasurer and Secretary of State were chos-
en- At half-past ten convention was formed
and nroceeded To vote for Councillors q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

and no person, having received majority,
there is no election, and John Hubbard, Will
liam g. Crosby, Arson q. Chandler, and
Ezekiel Holmes, being the fonr highest candi-
dates balloted for, are the constitutional candi-
dates, from whom the House are to select two
persons to be sent TO the Senate; from those
two persons that body is to elect Governor.
The House baloted for two candidates for
Governor, to send up to the Senate with the
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14

20. II not deemed sdyiskble to give this de-
tachment, thea M. BealS would ask for 4 mill.
tsry escort to attend him on the same line in
examining for reservations in New Mexico and
Utah for the Indians, NauIru
A. If neither Of these is deemed advisable,
then they ask for o fraction Of tbeSppropria-
ton, say the One-tenth part, 10 defray the sx-
pcnSes Of the proposed exploration BY
them.
Mr.. Beale being in the service Of the United
States us Superintendent Of Indian AGIairs in
California, will receive no oOmpenSati0H Tor his
personal services. '''''.I,
We take it for granted, that the survey q a
more Southern route will also be ordered, and
hat the design WILDE to have all the 'ihfSrmp-
lion necessary for the formation Of deliberate
judgement upon the,quSstion in time for the ac-
itisn Of the next Congress. -.a...i Io l.ty
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
From the St. Louis Republican.


The Government 10 moving with as much
elacrity as the nature Of the case win permit, in
ordering the survey of routes to the Pacific. Il
will be seen by some extracts which we make
from our Northern exchanges that Gov. SrEPH-
EMS, recently appointed 10 that post in the. new
territory Of Washington, has been commissioner
to make an examination OF the Northern route
and he has already commenced making the pre-
limiaary arrangements FER tho trip.
Another expedition is TO be fitted out, under
the charge Of Lieutenant BEALE, Superini en-
dent of Indian affairs in California, who has
been for some months past in Washington, and
1t may be presumed has tho confidence of the
Administration in this matter. He is to leave
Washington to-day for this city, and will fit out
his expedition here. The public know, OF
course, that Lieut.. BEALE has been engaged in
similar expeditions, having accompanied Col.
Fremont in his explorations, and been other
wise familiar with the country and the routes
over which this road must pass. His course 10
indicated in correspondence betwes Col. Benz
TON and Lieut.. BEALE, who sign Joint letter
in that behalf, and Col. DAVIS, from which we
make the following extract: ~.
/. Mr. Beals 10 be permitted 10 enter upfn
che duty Immediately, 10 be overtaksn by Mr..
Fremont, il he returns for the purpose Mr..
BeAle choosing to return to California overland
and to execute at the same time part of hi,
duties, if approved by the President, in select
ing Indian reservations in New Mexico and
Utah. The route or rather section OF the
route, they propose 10 examine, is from the
mouth Of the .Huerlano river, on the Upper
\ Arkansas, to Las Vegas de Santa Clara, about
twelve degrees Of.longitude CLOS IL 70 liz
l-2)-bOth ends Of that route having been en-
plorsd by Fremont, and most Of it travelled over
by Mr.. Beale, and reported by Mr.. Fremont
t. be not only practicable but easy, and pre-.
Ssnting singular facilities for maEing and pre-
serving the read. .. .....
2. That, AZ the government wishes TO send
troops to California, u detachment of them, say
thirty men with sergeant and a corporal, b
placed under his command, thus saviGE the ex-
PenSe Of hiring men. and conducting the detach
ment 10 its destination.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
JOHN MSON,
E#... vUIIOT ESAIP AMAZED
WHOLESALE


Nos. 80 aud 80 Sseond street. near Post Office.
1853. St Louis, Mo. i8sa
ASin store and is in receipt Of the folswing de,i
H TAble stock Of Groceries, which iS osed at n.
o.sst market I, rate, for prompt pay;
Is bblslinSeed oil, 100 bKS chocolate, -
800 bxs fire crackers, so kegs bar lead,
500 bsgi drop shot, 100 do buck shot,
1000 cap and letter paper 5000 do wrapping DO,
100 resDs tea paper, 400 bIs lemon syrup, ~
1000 bags dairy SALT 1000 do g. A do, 200 do L. do.
500 doz 2.hoOp buckets, 200 do 3.hoop do,
100 do1 half buckets 300 nests p'rd tubs, q each
100 doE zinc wash boards, $50 bxs clothes pins,
rs doz we'll buckets, 800 bxs block matches,
900 bxs Roman matches, 100 bbls oIkum,
200 bbls hriiteF and water crackers, 100 do piteh
100 bbis rosin, $50 bxs clay pipes 100 do stone DO
20 cases gz'd Turk pipe.heids % bblS pearl barlv
SEQ d.%ii0hGs, 10 o. 8 gallons S, 100 sks rice,
100 bxs double refined sslaeEatuS, 10 d.. .... ..
lDeAskS Scotch ave, Is bbls MasOn's backing.
200 half bbls city and La. s. H. mOlasses,
800 chests ht green Aid black teas, 400 bKs do do,
100 PES golden lyIuI, bOl' O1s Va and Mo. tobacco
300 BIKE cut smok'g tobacco, 100 do cut chewing do
, 100 eks yellow bank do, 70 90 Spanish Smok'Rdo,
100 Jars Mdcsboy snuff, 2 bblS Scotch do, -.
m rsgSlia cigars, 20 Mprineipe do,
80 N Havana do, 500 boxes meles do,
900 boxes Cuba and HayAnA sixes do, ..'.t.
1000 pkgs NJ, R. Tsisils, 1000 drumS Fine GSs.
80 easKs Zauts eurT hnlS, 81 f ais dates,
30 casks prAss, so cases do, in glass, ,.
lCO bliss g. almonds 25 do H, s. do, 25 do hlberts
25 bbiS English valnuts, IS do cream nuts,
1000 kegs nails, 10 Cd 500 do blued and Sd nails
$50 do fence dok 8sHd To- S5Qdo brad do, g. 8 and 10
100 do finishing DO ara TO- 100 do wrought do, do
IS do spikes, "A 10 in, $50 bxs IAcks, Ate II on,
500 bags cotton yarn, 200, do doEcmto,hY,
$50 bags white eaipet warp, 100 do eol'd do, do,
400 bales batting, 800 do candle wick, 4, 3,
800 1oSiSpPlhg iWine, 500 bbs mactersl, l, a. ant
4 300 half bhs lmAckeTel, Nos. l, and ., 49,
NJ 100 bblsIOe herTings) 800 bxs sealed do,
z SO cks Eng, Goldfish, so do GJAnd Bank do,
1000 bxs eodish 100 lbs each, 20 bbS No. SslmOn,
r 900 cans Bsltitnore Cove oysters,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14

FousD DEAD.-Recently the dead body Of
an Irish laberer named Daniel Hsggsrty, was
found on the eighteenth section Of the Pacific
Railroad: From the evidence add1ced before
justice Berry, who held an inquest on the body,
che jury were led TO soncliids that the deceased
came to his death from intemperance and dis.
sass.---St. Louis Intelligencsr, 18th.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14

1ROPosAiB viii be received the Once Of the Secretary
Of sny Carly Plank Road Company, (Which Office 10 ~
the house Of Mr. Thomas Hall KndsIhook, hposJ and ass
AT tue ONCE said Company Hannibal,
MsSou gn Saturday, lhs9ih o. April merit foI the OGs
ting Hauling SUFFICIENT quantity Of Pin-Ohk Logs EghO
feet and inches long 10 make two miles OF Plank Road
fFOm.ths Hannibal ferry TO the Bny.
Alec the time and places will be received Proposals
Saving said Inches and half thck tase
will b. paid he work rsse rIvng tNeny per sSSA
antht work ShnGied decoTdnR TO Contact. 81 49,.
BIDS for the Cutting HaulAkSf hs Logs Aos' b 800
FAS Sfom the Saving.
L1WM M0LIe sssIetsub
M OeaNg MarsS aINa ~. HSHSsS~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
HRApI Hov,a.

Joseph Furst, St. Louis NJ. s. Andrews,
DO; Thos. L. Bane, Tolsdo, Ohio; w. G Dyn,
Mexico, Mo; J. ID. POsawOrs, s. wife, Harris
burg, G. H. Moore. PariS, Ky; J. BorcuS,
Rails Co; Mrs. NJ. B. Andrews, st. Louis; NJ.
B. Bowen, lady s. child, Ill. VIM. Hughes, do;
VIM. P. Samuel Judge Outright &SOni II.
L. Outright. -. a8 = ..asw. a,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14

Will be received until the 18th Of April for
excayatipg Craig's' Alley, opposite Block l63,
startibg from Schneider's store house, thepee
down Craig's Alley about one hundred yasds;
dirt to be taken to Centre street, and on the
Lsvee, between Centre and Rock streets.
For particulars, enquire Of
.'f.f 1T. DAVIS,
FTr NJ Street Commissioner.
ls Hannibal, April 7th, 1885, s(dwtd)"'Inf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
ARRIVALS AT rEE PRmCnKI HOTEtS
BANJO. \. =, y..tsIl.y, q. b. :, ..,a,y.
crrN.HorEL.

Saml. "A. Jackson, New London; T. /
BAN, Toledo; L. Butler, city; L. T. La
baum, Rails CO.; Mrs. Teson, do; James
Beatty, do; r. D.Taylor, Adams, Co. ILL.,;
Thos. Hughes, do; J. Seigler, and two sons,
ShelbyviIe; Mr.. Kizer, Huston; Hon. VIM.
NJ. Cooke, city; F. s. Lee and sister, Pal
myrn; Phillip Maddux, Marion Co.; Mrs.
Tinchloo, do; Mr.. Gentry and Lady, Shell
by Co.; G. w. Ward, West Ely; JIM. Bas-
kett, do; Carter Megher; J. MeCamOni, st.
Louis; J. }. Bates, Lewis Col Richard
Painter, do. ....,. ... .r-r., . g. .........
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
lRELIGIoUs NOTICE.

Tie Free Win Bspti,ts wilt protractsd
meeting at the new Union Meeting HOnSs, on
the Plank road about bali way between Hanni-
bal and New LondOu--~cOmmencing next Satur-
day, ct IL o'clSek. saaJ OIL ".s
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
TERMs OF ApVERT1srNa
JAEtSf RECEIVED.

And for sale at the clone Building" corner Of
ID Main and Bird streets,
A IL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS-Onion sets,
"A Bluegrass and timothy seeds; Glover seed by the
barrel otbushel general assortment OF Groceries,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brooms, Cotton Yarns !
Cotton batting All kinds Of Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
Figs and host OF articles not mentioned here Like
vice. thousand things that Is not here for sale Anx
ious 10 sell all for CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN. Like to forgot one thing, the Eagle Mills
-four is here tool marl5dtf I. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS,

70 HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILRoAD.I 4
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the Office
~ of the undersigned in the city OF Hannibal, Miasou
ri, until the TwSnsth day ofApfiI, for the gfaduu
zion, masonry, and bridging Of twenty five miles Of
said road, extending West from Hannibal nProposi-
tions will also be received III 66ffce In the city Of
thu graduation, masonry and bridging Of twenty-five
miles additional extending east from ST. Joseph. The
remainder of the line, extending isanteof ovst one
hundred AID hpY plss vi PsPas un4egcoPiIPet as
soon as thee same can Be prepared by the engineers.
Thisline embraces Som6Reyy heavy excavations and
snhankmenis aud SeysIsllaTgs bEidgestriys rpiusN
Plans, prO6les and Sto9AW lhaFeaa4a tsseb
PlSps enc way prsVieaSt 70 the letting. y; Nv
DUFF l. LEARNED,
Contractors H. and st. J. Y. n.
HspneSI, Mo- A~vh ~ 1859 GRshl SdwtNSNJ
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming 10 Raa-
nibA with the intention Of selling wheat and buy
ing purchasing elsewhere. Remember the big stone
Mill on Bird, between Main and Third streets. Give
US call. A. s. ROBARDS l. SON.
~ N. B. Our Flour is Sold nowhere else but at the
Mill. Every sack aud reliSbranded with our
on il; '...
mch2ldf al. 8. RoBARDs 4 SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14

Cheapest and Best Writing Ink.
T 4. BRITTINGHAM & BRO. are now manu-
IL. featuring Black Writing Ink OF a superior quail.
ty, which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
standing in this ink any length of time without zorro,
ding.
P. SAT wholesale, they will sell it at $40 bat
rel. Cnch.23.d.ul
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-14
FRESH FANCY AND STAPLE G0ODS!!!'
AND BEAUTIFUL ..aualrg
sPRlWG AWD swNGNIJRR sETADgs
COLLINS g. B R E e ID, .tl @.:. i
MAIN STREET. HANNIBAL, MISSOURI, ' ,,.. u
MAIN STREET, HAM


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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

RoBsEsY OF THE FOREIGN MAIL-Tnpoyfant
Arrest-The author Of the many robberies of 70
gn letters passing through the New York post
Office was this morning detected and arrested by
the special agent Of the Post Office Department,
Mr. Holbrook, who sent here to ferret out the
matter.
The rogue turns out TO be Theodore A. Rosie,
clerk in the foreign letter department. The agent,
we understand, having suspected him, laid his
plans accordingly and was an eye witness to a
repetition of The depredatons this morning.
ROssie at once put in custody Of the United
States ma rshal, and will have his examination
morrow This detection is very important one,
and reflects credit on the United States Post Office
Department
Rosie il appears. has been in the habit of break
ing open letters containing gold; German letters,
mainly, but be was not particular.
Foreign governments have been complaining Of
these robberies for some months past, and it was
not believ ed at first that the robberies were com
Eaitted here on this side.
Rosie is young man of about 2l or % years
old, with wife and family. His habits are sup
posed 70 be bad.
The charge was Of stealing and taking gold
ring out Of letter directed to Michael Goelger,
and of stealing quarter eagle from another let
ter directed to another party.
Neto York Express, l2M.
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L. LEA,
ALEX. RAMSEY
MID. AY-wA.RA

MEp.AY-wA. KAS-roAss.
Chief Ia oya duta, (His scarlet people, or
" Little Crow,')
Hendman Wa kan o zhan, Sacred Light, or
medicine Bottie,'o
Headman Tee tchsy, (Top Of the Lodge, or
"Jim," or "Old Thad,')
Headman Ia tchan h'pee sa pa, Ills "Biack
Tomahawk,'o
Headman Ma ka ma no toan ma nee, CAT whose
tread the earth resounds.)
Headman HI da ee yam kay, He runsratthngO
Headman Too kan a hena ma nee, (Walker on
the Medicine Boulders or Stones,)
Hesdman Wa m'dee doc ia, (Scaret War
Eagie,)
Hesdmsn Ma ghee 700 shkan. (He moves the
Ghosts or Shadows,) q
Headman Shoank' ska, (''W bite Dog,"D
Headman Hoo ga nee ghee, Zone leg yellow or
orange colored,)
Headman Wa keen yam wash tay, GOOD Thun-
der,)
Chief Wa pa aha, (Ths standard. or cred
Hea5man Wa kan hendse Ia. (Many Light
Headman Tchan h'pee 700 ka, (He has war
cub)
Usadman Heen han doc Ia, (Red OVID s...,.
Headman Ma ka ka ee day, Gle sets the earth
Heaeman Ee hse herday, (Hs bursts out
speakingO ~ q .. rr.
Chief wa koo lay, (Tbe "Shooter,")
Headman Ma h'pee va ma "a, Metal cloud,)
Headman Ia ma no wash tny, (His good
iron voice,) a
Headman Ma ka Ia ma zheen, (He stands on the
earth,)
Headman Ee wan kan ee ma Ehan, (He stands
Hsadman Wa kan Ia pay ia, (The Spirits
. Fire,)
Hsadman Ma ghee NEE tcha keetay, (He kills
the Ghosts,)
Headman Zen yam sha aha, (Red Stones,)
Headman Ee day wa kan, (Sacred Blaze,)
Headman Ia sag yay ma Ia, (Hs metal Staff, }
Chief Ma h'pce NEE tchash tay, (Man of the
skyO --f.n
Headman Wee tchan h'pee, (The Star,)
Headman Ia tay zhee ma, Little standing
Wind,) f E
Headman Hoax shee dan doc ia. Scarlet Boy,)
Headman Am pay bho Ia. (Smoky DayD
Headman Ha ba ka ma Ia, (Metal Eik,)
Headmsn TIA tay h'moo he va va, ("Whstling
Windy
H.adman Wa pa ma nee, (He strikes walking,
Headman Ma h'pee ya wa kan, Sacred Cloud
Headman Ia tchan h'pee ma "a, Ills Iron Wal
Ciub,) f 49,. - tH
Chief Ma "a no ia, (Gray Metal)
this article was struck out. See amendments
This article was struck out. 6ss amend
ments, noon .f.laaa.t A-4,
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.-..
The jury ADOPTED thu following conclusions IL
regard 20 ,no cause OF the ACCIDENT on the New
u.s. 1919 fe ..eH,,ftt. tl11f.,
] lug 'sA"eu.e cause OF lois oisaAtet was tns
neengence Aoo seckiessnese OF SAID engineer:
si', ~ .unnine AROUND the curve a. Fate no
jess ceeny toAa twenty miiea an noor' wnen
uhue' no circumstances should II nave been nai
'ua,' 30 hei2.slb ,ssst
"a. IN nov discovering that the pail was down
'"'neIla'eIy euei emerging from the CUT.
gu III MOI iooking Tor the DaH al the highway,
os '"st o. .he depot. -, ~
sun IN 'ey'ne, As ne Gays ne did, upon the
tAk' ~ sNo s"Nen-'snoers' wneh ne wen knew
'uas NY VIZ no. IN signt OF 'he ora"' ana hao
ho.ninS W 70 WIN H. isr1eE,s h jss.
-. nv inning even sio"er '"ah usoai
"nen tuc rack was wet and slippery
IN aooon 70 eA tnis, ne well knew that the
ora~ was .squIeo 10 De very frequently opened.
~ nv uisoosss.ng mat the pa'i was Gown we
.u."N ue 80 kuH'y VI gross negligence III run
as .ot .;. o Su,vc AZ socu ,ap:u iA.ei anu
IL, 80 ;; e's'Aures, We sAinA nA 0iiC Vi
'".. , . y. ..',' .' 'eo kles'ness'
.aa.h;;,r nS ~; ,e, we 90 NOT .ninH VIC CIV" re-
DC h.v. h.t. ssse. les's 'pOn III ,u e Al. .
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

ExcIrEMENr AND RIor AT LswIsrowN, DELA
wAsE.-rhere was considerable excitement at
Lewistown, Delaware, Tor several days last week,
ia consequence of the arrival in the har Dor of O
feet of fifty sail OF fishermen from Maine and Cape
Cod IL appears the crews after landing robbed
gardens, broke into private houses, insulted fe-
males. and committed other acts of lawlessness
The citizens finally turned out and drove them off
but on the following night gang of about so of
them we're seen returning, threatening to burn the
town. The citizens again turned out, fully armed !,
and met them at the bridge across Lewes creek,
where a skirmish ensucd. and the fishermen were
driven back with several broken heads. In the
meantime several citizens procured cannon and
fred into them they retreated. subsequently
several pilot boats came to the and OF the clnzsns'
and together they pursued the fishermen until they
embarked on board their vessels and set sail. lt
is said they have since been robbing the residents
all along the coast. a