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ksEuL AND BLOODY RIOT
NRw cRK. July S.

1s@E&4
A sleS Ase add nsninsry fight occur.
red yesterday u,ornsng. IN the 9Th wersi.
About Il :. ctpcksli ; Hibesaian BenexD-
lent Soriats g ef IrishMess were FassiH2 In
processioa through Hudson sfreef.. near
Abing ton saoare. when one nj Kipp apst
Brown sNua6 6basses, which had beeB Witt
ing forsskp S srpnrsunity tn pass. .eHcrpacbed
upon tAe IT. OF the processiOn. Sone
hsyN al hstk sttre~p u Ezck Af
- = : ishen
they 6tr1s~ - resf s~s asis uncontsoiIa taez =
Several me,ubers Of the Society commenc-
ed beating tae horses, which rather made
matters verse; and others mounted tue
omnibus. pulling the driver from the seat.
and brutaIly beating him. SO that his life
was despaired Of A boy in the stage.
about fourteen years old. was also tragg-
ed out and beaten Numerically. a mum
ber Of witnesses came to the rescue, with
members Of the police. The llibernians
bscame greatly lighting in-
rts,u>ly and throwing stones, so that the
police were rtpulsed The latter soon
rallied again. with additional force. and
called on citizens t"-ai,i them. The fight
then became terrific and bio"dy. many on
both sides receiving severe wounds. The
Iiibernians were totally routed and the
procession broken up; three of their ban
ners were torn in pieces and the slaves
and poles used as weapons. One of the
MarshaIls was chased down hudson street
to Canal. where he was arrested after u
severe tussie. and taken TO prison.
In all, fortv-,hree were arrested and
confined in the jefferson Market prison.
thirty six of whom were severely njnrrd
mostly the effect of IA vigorous use of the
policemen's clubs. The juIies were
mostly scalp Wounds. Some Of the niii
GERS were hurt. but not dangerously. JUS
,ice Stuart promptly proceeded /" ,nvcsti-
gate the affair.
Alter the riot was over, one of the fire
engine companies. hearing that their as
si>tance might possibly be wanted. sailed
forth and had isht Oh their own hook-to
preserve peace. probably.
1t was apprehended that an attempt
might be made to rescue the prisoners. aud
it was proposed to have the lire com mpa,ies
in readiness to be called upon at Il con
eertt+i >i.~al. but it mt tl,uoytt me-
cessary by the Chief of Police. III. nigh,
passed quietly. Some Of the Irish police
men failed oi doing their duty on this oc-
ca.ion. out Of regard for their brethren.
but as whole the Iolce force uciIavrd with
determination and bravery.
The driver continued very low through
the night. but was alive a, last accounts
His name Is said to be - Gardiner.
Journoi IF Commerce.
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OBSTACLES OF THE WAR.-The N. Y.
Sunday Times gives the following facts, to
show the imprac,ieabiliiy Of war in Europe
IA luxury nations largely in debt can
hardly afford tt indulge in:
''War. if it takes place. would probably
involve Great Britain. ,Rus<iS. Austria.
Turkey and France. Ia all these coup-
tries taxation has been pressed as far 4 $
the people can bear it. Everywhere the
complaint Of over taxation is so loud and
ge+crai that the sovercigps must pause ere
they iced public disc""ten: by increasing
the public debts. We have seen what
Great Britain owes: tlso annual interest on
this amounts to E23, 900. 600. or more than
one half Of the whole revenue OF the realm.
The other leading States are thus indebt-
ed: Russia sGi22, 40. 900; Austria PlS5.
400, 900; Turkey &c. 666. 700; France
422t.l1O.O None of these States, ex :
cept Great Britain. gould obtain Il loan ot
any amount Certainly not'a war loan--up-
! on anything like reasonable terms. Aus
lria, Russia aud Turkey have lately failed
in their respective efforts to borrow money.
Nor can FRANCE have betirr success. NO
money. no war. The indebtedness OF :hc
great European States renders them prac-
ticalIy bound to keep the peace"
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REMOVAL.

Being obliged to leave my present stand. in
the Fayetteville Hotel, have secured the office
over Nj S. J. Hlnsdale'S Drug Store, recently
occupied bv Dr.. Thomas Hall. where | may
be found, after Monday next. prepared to serve
nv old customers and tie public generally, until
better situated, when due notice will be given
JAMES G.. SMITH.
June /, 1873 40-tf
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TO the Public.

In order to make clean sale of my present
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, will offer
them at reduced prices. Persons in want of
Ready-made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, and Straw Hats,
and other articles OF mems wear for the season,
will find it worth while calling on me
GEORGE BRANDT,
Between the Market House and Fayetteville
Hotel
July Q, 1858 5O-2m
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P. SHEMWELI..
73O-It
Spirits Turpentine Wanted.
July 9, 1853.

The undersigned will pay cash for Spirits
Turpentine, lin good order) allowing only fair
margin to pay incidental expenses in sending to
a general market
When parties prefer to ship their own
count the undersigned will make liberal cash
advances (for the usual commissions on all Spirits
and Rosis. placed in their hands for sh hipment.-
giving the always the option to sell in
Whining ton or ship to New York
GEO. w. VILLA Ms s. co.
4 July O. 1853 73l-tf
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FREE Memo CoNvEN1soN.- N.-Kochcster.
~. Y. July 9th. National Coiored
Convention was ip session here to-day -
About one hundred delegates we're pres
ent from various States. among whom MAS
Fred. Douglass. who read long address
to the people Of the United States.
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REMOVAL.

We have removed TO the large FIRE proof brick
sttle lately occupied by Sampson Boon. ESQ
'oic door west Of Messrs J. & It. Wald,ll, on
Hay Street, here shall receive in few days,
large additions to our early Spring purchases
Our stock
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes. Boots,
Ready-made Clothing, TIM
brellaS, &c,
selected expressly for the WHOLESALE
TRADE
Merchants are requested to give our goods an
examination before pun chasing.
STARR s. WILLIAMS.
Nav 7, 1853 If
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| have now on ha nd number Of Spirit Barrels,
made of the best seasoned MATERIAL and by good
workmen. And AIN making about eighty barrels
per week. Those wanting VIII do we'll to give
call. I. Il. UNDERW
July ., 1888. 150-tf
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UNION ACADEMY.

The exercises of this instItuf ion will be resurn-
ed on tue third Monday of July, under the care
and s;inerutendence of Mr. james Patterson
we'll known as competent instructor.
In addition to many other superior advantages
which Students enjoy at this institution, there
is in the immediate vicinity of the 4 Academy, a
MINERAL Spring supposed to be equal to any
"a his region cf he State.
Board can be obtained at the Academy or in
respectable families in the neighbnrhood for Six
Dollars per month.
Tcrrs Of tni.ion per Session Of fire months.
Elementary branches So 90
Higher English branches 90
Classics and higher branches Of
Mathematics IL 60.
By order of board Of Trustees,
JOHN TAYLOR, Sec'y.
Alfordsvil!e, Robeson Co., July 8. 1888. st
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70 The undersigned being APP
pointed to take the Tax List for the district of
Fayetteville, Will sit in the Market House from
the 10Th to the 3lst July from s4 TO II o'clock
a. m, for that purpose Those interested will
please meet him.
j. WADDILL, J. P.
July !. 1853 49-5t
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Doctors Is. & Is. w. Robinson

DOCtOIS u. ~ Il. w. NOBlNSON
dissolved their copartnership on the 1st of pril
and have disposed of their entire stock of Drugs
Medicines. &c. to DR.. Thomas c Hall and Hen
nv C.. Rob- nSon.
They will retain en- office in the same build
ing where either or both may be consulted as
heretofore
1t is very important to them that their accounts
should be settled early practicable. for
which purpose they have engaged Mr. John Shaw
who may generally be found at their Office.
April l6, 1853 3S-tf
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n q ~ IC Z.

THOSE who indebted to me by Note or
Account will please settle the same. And all
debts due me prior to the 1st of Jan'y 1853,
must be settled, as longer indulgence cannot be
given.
A. A. McKETHAN
June i, 1853. 45-tf
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lJLY 10. 1853.
NOTICE.

IS Al persons Indebted TO the late firm of A AREY,
'SH En- W ELL & CO. either by ,.ofe OF account,
efF Ssfnestts requested TO call withuut delay and
Nskhe same with the subscriber. at the stand
4of ese7S 0ccupled by the late firm above named
1Etne abovels not attended to by the 20fh o..
tatx9 august. active means will have to be re-
serf dto. as no longer time positively cannot be
sall9Wsd.
o. all persons Snaebted to the sub6frher,
eitf etshy note or account, previous To the rsf
of SD anuary, are respectfully insitedsto cali
and pay up. - -. -. l..
II r@efsl FAYETTEVILLE. ~s= 7sssssss@sz
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Saddle and Harness Manufact0ry

The Subscriber respectfully Informs his Gus
toners and the public generally, that he stall
continues TO carry on the Saddle and Harne S.
making business at the store west Of the Mar
bic Factory, where he has on hand and
is regularly manu:acturngS Saddles, Brides and
Harness of every desc Iiption and quality, to-
gether with every other article usually kept in
his line. Repairing neatly done and promptly
attended to.
All persons indebted to him by note ac-
count over three months due, are requested to
call and settle he
LEWIS w. LEVY.
June s. 1889. If
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~IND"K0CE~ q

Persons ind ebted to me by either note c.
count from LAST tall and winter. are hereby
tilted, that unless they pay before the first of
next month, their accounts will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection
GEORGE BRANDT.
JuIy Q. 1853 50-it
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job Printing executed with despatch at
the Carolinizn Office.
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S. S. A Z b Y

Has on hand beautiful assortment of
.NesO Spring s. Sasnn:er Goods.
He desires to return thanks to his fl lends and
the public for the liberal patronage which they
have beStow ed on him; and desires ? continuance
of the His friends and the public re-
quest ed to give him call at the stand former
~ occupied by S. J. Hinds,ale, south west COR
ner Market S4nale and Gillespie street.
April 30, 1913 40-6m
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A WHlG OpiNloN.--We learn from the
Rochester Advertiser. that a whig appears
in the columns Of the Newark Eagle, who
says he wrote much and spoke more against
Franklin Pierce while u candidate for the
Presidency but since the object Of his
assaults had been installed into The White
House. he has visited him. and has changed
his opinion entirely. ln proof Of which
the writer says:
''No man can pass an hour with him.
withou being impressed with the convic-
tion that Frank PIERCE is a man Of marked
traits of character-sasaciou and dis
cri,ninating-quick to perceive and prompt
I" act always ready I. listen to advice -
Dur- pos-es~ed of strong viii and firm
mind. There - peculiar expression
about his eyes. indicative nf the character
Of the man as developed since his inasura-
ton. 1t is that-so to speak-Of u person
wh" knows himself thoroughly, and what
is Of equal Importance. knows those by
whom be is surrounded. He who aspires
| to overreach Frank Pierce, must rise early
in the morning.
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NOTICE.

On and after the first day of July, the under
signed Will not pay more than 81 90 for Iurpen-
tine, until further notice We are compelled to
adopt TINS course owing to the scarcity OF wafer
McLAURIN s. STRANGE.
July 2, 1883 4a-tf
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rR4pAlD LETTER ENvEIofEs. |

kEPAiD LETTER ENVELOPES
IS These are now pre- repared. and are being
sSssls Eo;a the Dfparte.r Mt at W ashinstcn.
\ New York paper thes zdescrlbes them
1.-THE envelopes are cut out by IN instru-
ment worked by efeam. TO the numberapf
500 at a single operaiion: The image Of
NasIlin ssoa is asamped on them;in white
bas relief. and the rates Of postage printed
they arsfifonpse2L. IN bundles Of IS and
seaeta. S.hil ,ens7x.l<ne they will ind
.,,srf 81 Si..- co.S, They 40 rf ~iIes
and buif paper, anil water lined with the
the United States. About-l SO operatives,
chiefly females, have been employed in the
work. Special precautions are taken
against forgery and the abstraction Of en-
yelopes from the manufactory, for which
offences the new post Office laws have i'm
posed fine Of not less than $500, or
imprisonment not exceeding years, or
both fne and imprisonment"
Several Of the New York papers are
complaining, and with justice TOO. of the
putin. on the manufacturer business
cards on the Government Envelopes,
Many heavy firms ir that city will not
use them and it is urged the Post
Office Department. 10 decline becoming IA
party to the advertising of MIR Nesbit's
wares. They should not be dis6gured
with any such individual none y -luak ing
schemes. There are other proper and
legitimate channels to do this-and let
them be used and not SO prostitute IA
government contract.
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THE oUraAGG IUseAsr.

The Providence Iolrnzlp October 21gA 'sasas-
ne think hat England Mas BE- ter caase Of war
against TuscsaYtaan any nation ha. oi.ea hss -
ae QUINTET cas-. Of individual wrsag. Mi.Cnn-
rinshams was net Prepagaalisi, going ihtshgA
she lanssecreiIy circulating he docriase u; hsr
faith, against the law. Shs ianocsnly lars Bible
and eupy Of The Pilgrim ) Progressso peasant,
tot kRoniEF thai law 40 lupifxgeousl to 8grn1Elfy
eIi.led any n hGfe w hehtshe WAS rssdy; - Depart
fF0n the bat Lacca, hsfmothef d lag tae de~.
tmaty spFiic4 ION y As Hrspert toe lte pc jsass
DofE tor bfth. She was told lsat las peis.lha III.
seace OF Miss Cunninghsme ~ necessary and
although she WAS con dn.d 10 her Ted BY tness1.
iar nae her Attendance vas insisted npon ssu;lthe
came Sc vas i'm n-aialky sffssied and kentsuR-
der gussa to Laeea. Sir William Miler. sfhs WAS
si.a her, immediaie5J applied TO the Gfanl Daks,
tiul was refused an interview. Mr. sea kei. The
acting British Minister in he absence.of SIR Hen
~ bu3wer applied but the Grand Duke REVISED to
Interfere, and the unhappy yeung fady @hesnAs
been gpiliy OF the crime III giring away 4 COPY VI
the Scriptures is eii t9 tkk punishment waisEI the
baIkarous IA VS. OF TaScanH PROV de impyi; oI AeHt
ioI Hul less than i've nor more than len yt ais.
This plain recital surelk-is, enough ~ sake lbs
b God boil in the VEINS Of a freeman--tEat in
Christian land yonng lady in Ignorance Of the
law should be sentenced To- such punsksnrft for
giving way a copy Of that book upon w I'll the
Government processes isIbe founded; thai mi this
age Of the world any religion should seek to Strength
en- and perpetuate itself by such inhunafi lesisa-
ton Ii is ma i'm that Ignorance u it4, iaw -
M excuse forts vio4atoa.f The maxim II sound
oDein most cases but il Hoes nat apply ID tits
No one onghtto be presumed % know ihS ssihh ..
law exists in civilized, much less in a Cihrl4sa
country. II is law thai would disgrace asadaeas
ear, tharwonli disgrace tha CsBuiba Ialafds::-and
il It's endorsements gpoa eisizeps offure sns sov-
efnmes1ls is nol an orfage upon nstios SIT Law,
I il Il ling hat the law ii rstions was yea Ised,
and more just and generous principles ihsfa1 heed
into it.
The tyrannies that can only exist by coalition
win corrupt and snperstitious eeelesiast.aE ins-
tutisns and these enforced at the peiui Of hebafo
net NAV act Laws against sysiematizea srepa-
gandism, Ut 10 pui podr ri in prison Il rsusc
She innocen tly gave Bit e to peasant il "a OUT
rage that ca rs riheinteterence Of Eng:a Id and
Tor the protest Of every other fee govern raeEt il
has been suggested that our Government ahenld
stipuaie in all reciprocal treaties Tor the rutnal
enjoyment OF religious freedom. The idea ik<wor-
thy II the free principles upon which our iSstita-
tions pased; and we hope ii will be adopted and
pursued Is far as may be found practicable,
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r III
VISIT OF PRESIDENT PIERcElTO
BALTIMORE.


According d The altim1re parers the President
ofisthe United States, accompanied VI SYDNEY
W,ebyer. ESQ his Private Secretary toiK the peo-
III: by sIsprise. BY appearing al the Agricultural
txhibi ion suddenly, and ! Re a prixate citizen -
shua ysnsant ESD, President Of the Miryland
Mechanics Destitute. conducted the President to
fhs grounds where he was cordially receised by
C;B Calvert Esl. President OF the Maryland
A, rieuiiurai Association, and other gentlemen
cdanseted with the Society Tho President i'm!
mhdialely proceeded 10 look at the plonehipv
match, which he was msch pleased viii aier
which BIZ took general view OF The exhibition,
expressing high com Renda,ions OF The same =
sihsfq lsatiy heHwss conducted The Faif OF the
Maryland Iassitate where he was appropriately
received by Mr. Yansant and other officers and
'rnembers Of The association An inspection o, the
various articles, useful AMI orazln II al afforded
much pleasure 10 the party and prijear tie emf
nrni skin AMI ingenuity shown by American ge-
MUS and talent The Pre-ident partook OF fine
collation. ia ne Managers rom and was present
ed With splendid cake cali-d he Washington
cake" Re received II 10 few pertinent remarks,
and retired after spending couple Of hours admi-
ring the exhibition aud receiving the ccnsratua-
lions OF those present. The President NOT feeling
:. liberty TO remain loager, retained last evening
a Warrington, and is-io-day assids.eusly engaged
II duties Which require his alfentics here.
-4s Ertnfnr tcT9r
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arrEarT. At nlcIIwAY R0DDEnr.


o. Mcaday ereaiag week, shsnt past sevea o.
clock. atleFk Iron the oihee al Mcssrs. johnson
Brothers. BANKERS accompanied by black porter, each
carrying aralse Of money and valuable papers depos
il or inc night IN the vsa q Lee & Johnson the black
was struck with slug shot when Opposite Mr.
Goud,s jsweler store. By whose regular appear
that part Of Baltimore street. about that hour had
attrsesrd ssne observation. The negro WAS Knocked
dswnsnd his head badly cut. bnt he hung 10 his
lis ks Trejss, which Inc raia eneeatorea 70 wiring
from him. Eadng that he could not get the vsse from
the poters tbs uamtgated seoaaaFel charged upon the
clerk. who uela probably have est his yase and su.
tansd considerable Personal Injury, h6d he not made
toed his retreat into stores The attack Sudden
and unexpected. se1 quickly made, although in car
pablo h5rsarhses and II hour ia the eveAng.
uhen generally ihfongss with pAsssngsrs that the
vaan1ade COED his esess before any alarm could be
Eivca. He's kaewa. however aad 'svsrts q chr eaer,
gesIe polieenen were q pat uhea fs track ana
val de.hsss sascesd. tier dil not last nis. "a
turing hn- This Is Il tAe most daring and o. =
fees. estenPla-at highway ROBBERY We have ever
Aat 70 fecnrd The raced hst uaaoahscdy been wait
ng tor some time fsverale c2psrtnni,y Is arc,zp,k
~ object whieh ke eaas near esscihs last evening.
The sseats being elsr Is Ike inelerat
sisis ~ weather. The iskea he drag
store = Mrssrssscalemaa & Rorers .hrrx Ala Skaas
wefs Hfepeflr dressed - l1ifia.ers Ti,ast
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VIRGINIA PATENTS.


virginia still continues 10 claim its share Of new
patents Among those isSued in the Patent Office,
within the last month or two, the following may be
namef:l Gro. ". B4YSrs, Tnos HNTy, and Mn
TER Jackson, Of Chenille for improvement in bed
stead astcnings. JoHS MOVIE, of Mariinsburg, for
improvement in straw cutters. ELISHA S. SSYpRa,
ofCharlestown additional improvement in machines
for separating straw from grain. GEO. +. 5. ZIM-
MERNAs of Charestown, for additional improvement
in winnowers and threshers RoBRRr Massey, Of
Mill Greek, for Improvement in smut machines JAS
H. MERBfLL, Of Richmond. for improvement in looms
for weaving coach lace. NATHAN HARRISON, and j
Nv IT, MErcA1F, Of Hampshire county, for improve
ment in hillside pIoughs. Several Of these we're
obtained through the agency Of john S. GALLAHER,
Jr. Of Washington.
MriGallaheri Is himself tia holder gilmore than one
patent He has recently invented and IS about apply
ing for letter patents for new agricultural machine
whieh<he calls the Farmer companion and which
combines The grain drill seeding apparatus iertalizeT
antyhFrow. II bids fair 10 lie valuable Invention
Mr/Gallaher is, also maturing peculiar piece Of
mechanism for the purpose Of making store tobacco
and other kind OF boxes, which will be a thing
under the sun. The boards are sawed holes pnIneh-
ed nails driven and the box made entirely ma
chienery. Such m nveatjoa would reduce the tax
now paid hy merchants and Others in the ctieB for
the boxes they use for the conveyance ofgoods.
Manchester Republican.
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MEETING OF THE GRAND Divisions
OF y. OF +. OF VIRGINIA..

Til, important. reforning body to the number
hundred and fifty delegates, from the different di-
visions Of the State, (says the Winchester VlrgiaA
assembled in cur town on Wednesday last. Notw llh-
standing the unpleasant weather. ipo.iag PROBES
,n, with il, attractive rcgalia marched through ihd
priacips streets Thursday. At night an oyster sup
per table. with plentiful accomPanimeqas, ,prfsd
for the visitors Some three baadrsd parbos
Of il. Il
\ The sierrs elected for the year. arp Auga,tnd ii
Smith, Of Frederick, Grand Worthy PSiri.rshi S NJ
Taylor. of Augusta. Grand Worthy Associate d. j.
woodfu. Of Buckingham. Grand Conductor; tt j
Evans Of Henrieo, Grand Scribe; S. L. Taa,a, of Had
ever, Grand Treasurer; d. Watkins, OF Rock iaghtr3
Grad Sentinel; Rev. DR.. A. IL II. Bod, Vi Frs9ek-
lex Grand Chaplain. /
We may safely assert that friend and towasuiaI
A. Smith, Is excellrd BY none in devotion 70 abs
great temperasce reform. The eausei we havek ~
Doubt. will prosper uHaer his management Next ksa
sicR meets at Ronney. (
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ARRIVAL OF THE oIIIoI

~. -, ~. (
NsN oES, 0es. - steamer Vhio "5iss g belt
As2ii'Wa'l e'i INC iSll' mas arrived lfnsiss Sare
~ Y sold IN ireiNi'h afdssoop ~ 'he sshss u
la'sseusess ihe stTeh sSlied ler NeN " E$s p
'ue SANG gaFt
Ar accident ha5pesea y lte snafa Il lfi'aq oh
the III VI NlAe tae irEsn.s Nhith eonygEssa fhe
PASSENGERS sa mans ~ tie liiats ras iassg SYei'
ne locomotive same IA cofsen Msip hiitA ftt -
me tfaiT WIS passing hrldse, throwing The 1fala %
te tIagN earins ~ tle hfidge AMI preeaa Ky