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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28
MxPREsS AGENCIES,

ExPRR6s FOR AUSTRALIA OFFICE 80 BROAD.
" way.Adams Co.'S express for Port Philip, Mol.
day, September 20, 1858 "'
Oar arst exprsss for Port Phip and Melbourne Austria
VIII DO despatched By the and sgniaoent steamer
9olsen Ase, Lieut.: D. d. Porter, s. N, commander ON
Wednesday 18th inst ct O'Clock p. NJ In charge 81
spcial neseeng ger to destn ati IN. 'o' :.
Frcshts and packages of every description viii be re-
eeiyed 81 cur once until 10 o'clock ON day Of ssnr
and SNAIL parcels and dispatches until O'Clock r. NJ All
and packages for Sydney will be fer varded
promptly By arss ser arrival At Hbourns
tho admission Of nearly every kind Of
Dire 4c free Of duty 10 nevertheless absolutely necev
thing n detail 70 enable rs to their gssds without
ADAMS 4 CO., 50 Broadway.
traIia. -~S-~-e' 80
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A c. FUTILE, AUcTIONEER HOUSE
"a: bold furniture Of gentleman going to Europe
premises No seventh Avssos all the Handsome furn.
parlor s dining bedroom and other furniture the whole
which Is in hrst rate Order having bees but short
time in Catalogues the morning Of SALE Terms cash.
and deposits will be required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

ToHN, ". sokERINDYKE, ,AUCTIoNEaR, STORE
q il Spruce street, will sell Thursday, Sept 49,
at ocloci at No 1874 Min tn street. mall stock Of
cellei groceries and liquors. comprising general asort
meHt Also the fixtures, which nearly and
tity Of furniture. WIN. I. BOYD, Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

u COTTON, AUCTIONEER-DRY GOODS FANCY
II goods furniture, chairs, &C.. 80 COLTuN will
sell this day Wednesday Sept sssh l0 o'clock at the
Auction rooms, SO Beekman street and 10 the
vaIous kinds Of hosiery gloves eapes and col
Of different kinds office ditto black walnut ditto &c also
of good furniture. Also several French plate
mirroYs q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

ENUKN1TGKE, WINES, LIQUOR3, IND SEEARS.-H
FROST auetoneer, viii sell this day, at half pas.
ton O'clock the premises IS Sp street. excellent
assortment Of household furniture consisting Of velvet aud
Brussels carpets ocloths tables chairs bu SOFAS
sos bods couch beds. wAshstands bookcases glasses
iesther bsd sheets mshssany glass show
andy, in casls and bottles; do. gu aud port wue
together with 80 choice segars The whole with
out reserve, fer cath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

PY JOSEPH HFGExAN, AUCTIoNEER. -vHURs.
near Hcyt Brooklyn an assortment of paricr
~ m.ohsn dp sra same aSy a. hsl pa 1Soos
IN good order also good mahogany piano Catalogues at
the sales this afternoon Same day, at O'clock
At e8 Columbia street between Congress and Warren
The stocf OF liquor store; also sms qu,ntty Of house
hold fprnituys.
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UCTION NOTICE -TBOs BELL, ABCTIONEER,
"A by W. " grahsm-Friday l01l o'clock ths
No 70 Meth William street iArg. safe of elegant
paintings looking glasses cutlery vases clocks bookcases
bureaus BEDS &c. Particulars in time. Continued on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

TJUMBERT8 KENNY AUCTIONR ERs.-HOUs eH OLD
furnitnre-Io morrow Thurs'ay morning at 10 O. 'loeh
Portland three doors from Atlantic all
the furniture in the consisting Of the
variety Of parlor and chamber furniture carpets oo
furniture and utensils. Also standard and
books in the departments Of history hsradry aud the
sciences
4 hsrdwsrs-JoHN f. VhH ANrW 4 ! ON viii sell
lots comprising complete shelf goods adapt
ed to the Also 100 DIS Lpslsh snAh cutlery
dozen long handled shsve to- For full particulars
Of Commerce and catalogues, which
Tern four months.
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YW 6neP SUTGHERs FOR sALE-A GOOD STAND
- coarse nsa 81 the esst side Of the city Apply AZ
~SSssssS~ svssr JACVp YARIAN
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r ARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF A CABINET MA.
~ ksrs stock Of furniture-Ths day, Wednesday a. 70
will sell at auction above the entire stsek Of handsome
furniture, manufactured BY Mr. f. Ftaslnmons and
has bsen made with care his custom trade and IN
being about change his business and for onessisn
with another hsuse and offers fair inducements fer the
trade ard heuskeepsrs to purchase good city made urn
turea att pyicna
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


d x nm WANTED, A PARTNER. WITH 81 900
DO.UUO. cash, TO invest in established business
which will three hundred cent annually the most
had by addressing Kempton, Herald cf6ce.
@CEO-wANTED. AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN,
pLOU having 500 to 500 at command, ~ travel with
the advertiser light geneel business Salary
seouTty the loan. Address o. o., Herald oies, With
place Of interview.
DARTNER wANTED-wIrH A CAPITAL OF 5000
TO - COO, In Wholesale business that has only been
cent preat epliosnts receive sn.s satsfaetiel in
Apply TO Mr.. @. ZIMMERMAN, No. william street.
DARTNFR wANTED-Iy THE BUSINESS OF REAL
bity responsibility with 500 capital may apply by
letter. stating real and address, 10 House
Berald once suitable once can now DO obtained IL ap
Piled for Immediately.
THE COMPREHENSIVE BEREgoFO1E EXISTING
undor the firm Of Smith Drumg0ld Prsoh, Is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent D. p Smith all the
liabilities Of the and either partner authorized
TO receipt Ter all m0aeys due the concoln.
DANIEL p. SMITH,
JAMES T. DaUHGoLD,
New York, Sept. q, 1853. WILLIAM L. PROCH.
Tho understand have this day formed copArtnersbfs
under tbs r Of Smith Brothers for the transaction Of
general clothing business, at No. I22 Fulton street
DANIEL L. SMITH,
New York. Sept. %, 1883 ROBERT /. sHiifss..'
The undersigned have this day formed copartnership
undcr the firm Of prumsod Proch for the transaction OF
JAMES T. DRUMGOLD,
New York Sept. % 1853. WILLIAM L. PRuCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

NOTICE TO BAKERS.--BOpS-so SMALL RAIra
AN packed and cured especially t~ksrs bens vsrv
~ color ard clean PICK cd, for sale ~ - INV
NUKIRCK. ROOT & CO., No, 4 watsr strssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

LBERT n. NICoLAY. AUCrIoNEER.-GREAT AND
"A positive sale Of three huH 1red choice building lots
loca in the beautiful village Of Aaspsth only and
half miles from the iismsburg ferries.
ALBERT II. NIC0LAY will sell at auction sH S.tur-
day, October let 1853 at O'clock A. n, the ground
three hundred Desirable building lots at ksPsth Thee:
lots lie to the sas and south Of the church st MApeth snd
abon 500 feet from the hcte having front
sue or Broohys road Of feet end the Mount 0ives
!snt Yublis reads of 40 feet II b believed let's ess be
rsbs for ell who require to be city of New York
rhe distance from the err at Williamsburg only two
and half milos coed plank road which there
onnibuses runniIg tweRy minutes at 6 cents
fare and whom the Flushing Railroad completed adj
NonA facilities OF travel 60 and from the city will be had
~ lower rates 1t Ia certain TO tovoh the village
No village within the short distance Of che city
passea Msapcth fer rural beauty and there
healthy.
lots will DO sold to the highest bidder and por cont
fthe purchase money bond mortage
three years. Tho title ipdisputabe warrsntss
deeds will be given The streets partly graded and viii
be completed In the neatett manner at OF che
present owners.
FER sps all particulars prior 70 ths sale appyts
ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Ne 40 Wall strset,
@s S 81 afgh aarsB ARD On tn. premises.
Perssns DESTROYS Of seesg the for the purpose
stying themselves Of the bssSy Of the loosa can
once Of the auotoAoer Ne. 10 Wall street.
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4 0OK AT THIs-GREAT BAgGa IN-oNIYsy roo rOG
~ FIVE story and basement breT IA etors
2xs lot 2oxeo Thirty ninth street ptyinr IN uterest
OF fifteen cent also two Moo
.nent bck hogss In Thompson street. houses and lets
syn and Williamsburg. Apply to A. sEEGEANT rs wall
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n s. HOUGH, AUcTIoNEER LARGE AND AT:
next at 10 O'Clock a. NJ At No i4s West Twenty-6rss
street pcar Sever tn embracing all the rosewood
mahogany other furniture the story
front house, and in part o. aror furniture such
suits In French broeatee satin dAmask aud
plush rosewood marble top centre side and card tables
rosewood easy sewing and reception obsirs .o:e,ood
Pais work tables rosewood paooors fully warranted
cost $500 Also the fixtures plate pier glasses
clocks and orpamssts superior oil ntnrs engrsvns
Brussels carpets bedstesds bureaus wshstands toilet
Sets &c; beds bedding &C. Basement furniture such
extension tables deboard china cut glass; cutlery silver
plated ware re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

IN street Auction sale Of horses rs hSrr
sadalee &c every day wednesday at o'clock.
JOHN H. GATFIELD, Pro ,riet0r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

RYRC c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
ID OF diamonds gold watches silver plated jewell
lery clocks &c. tomorrow hursday 81 10 O'clock at So
Nassau atrest, Fulton-R g. KEMP will sell at aue
ton, above by catalogue being the entire stock of
m and dealer TO be cold without BY order
notice Of the trade and others The goods be relied
be Of good quality and represented in the eaa
logue, having selected with great
for The city retail trade set dsmoods b;oOehes
bracelets earrings stone and clustr pios and rings
of the most fashionable styles also small lot Of unset da
monds; fre geld English patent lever watches,
full jevelled hunting Watches duplex and det sehed
levers thirteen holes jevelIsd Of the best makers
gold and lob chair earrings and prs
In great variety ver plated easter cske baskets forks
and spoons also clocks Of all the usual assortment
ssfe also, superior summing lathe made
by stewart cost $780, BIO used for wood metal also
Boehn Hute made by Badger cost S2j, solid silver
keys mountngs Catalogues the morning Of sale
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INSTRUCTION..

A STUDENT OF MEDICINE, LATELY ARRIVED
n from ars desires to giv- Instruction in the French
and German languages in American family in exchanges
lodging Best of references given. Address
DIR. r A. New York City Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

DAwNBROKERs sALE-THIs DAY, BY W. N.
L FERRIS MoETIA0RE, At Isl Chatham square a
vettes. blankets quilts boots, Shoes So Sale to
mence at l0is o'clock. BY order OF
ABRAHAM GOODMAN, 81 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

DR.. r A. New York City Hospital.
BOOKKEEPING, ETc.-c G. MARsHs COUNTING
ID for the practice OF Bookkeeping and mercantile
are nov sp for day snd
slars N, marsh publicly TO those Wishing EN-
thsn he Ssn supply And that a enc Of good character
knowledge Of msy count On finding good
plsyment with salary equal to his abilities Mr. Marsh
nom motives which apparent, RETAINED fer time
from giving publicity to this fact.
FoR SALE Marsh'a Course Of Bookkeeping" new sdi.
tos 22s pp octave, price 81 25 "Marshs Single Entry
Bookkeeping edition. 1i2 pp octave, price rs cents
These works get mp ben printed in e,ors
Let these Who canast avs themselves 81 course Of pras
se with the author those works. which good
teschsrs In themselves Sent mail ~ cslts additional
Do0KKEEPING &C MR. w. j. RENvILLE, Nc. $40
ID Broadway continues to receive pupils for practical
them In the most thorough and efoieat for the
duties Of the counting rso Open day and evening Terms
reasonable.
NEENCM LANGUAsE.-MoNaIEuR EFT MADAME
DUB0S both graduates at the University Of Pa Is
psDed their classes Ladies' classes In the sftsrnos
gentisnSr classes In the evening P6yate classes In
Iressh Latin and Greek; ass In music and drawing Me-
CTS Brssdwsy, sppsate Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

UCTIoN NoTICB-CROCKERY GLASS, TOYS ANp
"A fancy goods. by Wn. W. saIhLEY-wednesdAy, Sep
tember 18th 10 o'clock at az John street general
assortment lots for retailers and erocers Also, 100 pack
ages Ill tumblors. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

DAWNBRoKER'S SALEM W. LEWIS WILL SELL
ON Ihursd.y. September 80 at q Chatban street.,
gold and silver patsr lever vssehes gold
chains bracelets pins rpge earrings Gc To
ap 10 o'sleck. BY order Of ]. b. d j. Simpson.
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WANTED TO LEAsE-k Plot OF GROUND, ABey7
% feet In front by se IN dspth suitable fer the esse
ton church. anywhere bstweeA cha.bsrs street a.a
twenty years aAy building that esud be adapted the
purpss wesls BE leased fer The period Any
will epply 10 the subseksrs Of whom full Particulars
be obtained. ELLIS JOSEPH, u Nsrth RnAan street
8, PRIMER, E3x Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

EIQUOR8s dEOs
CUU .UUV various brands and Of cha very quail
for sale at % cent below usual prices
fnett stock Of brandies ales gin whkey ST. Croix
and Jsmnics eordias Of descriptions ste,
ported expressly for tho trade and will be Sold Wholesale
retail rom bonded warehouse or store At from 20 70 %
same quality Of goods. WIN. ID. BCNs0N, CO., I'm por-
tors aa Broome street corner Of Mercer.
Oh OOO OLD STYLE JUGS sCHIEpAN GIN,
V'UUO fine old club selma pps warranted purc And
cfsupsror quality Heidsick Charles aefik sunns and
bottles returned. &c, 40, By W. H. UNDEkHILI, 4n
Breome street corner Of Crosby
DRoDHEAD 4 STORM, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
segaYs Gc IS Corandt street, Of washinsson New
York. offer large and wslscectca stock, ~ the most
reasonable prices.
DFANpIEs, WINES WHIsHEYs Rum, GIN. Sugars
d 40 &s. At twenty per cent beIov any other house
variety choice mportstions at WIN. H. UNDERHILLS.
Rasenie Temple and 40 Broome street. Of Crosby
CLUB HOUSE GlN.-THE SU 8scRIBERs OrvRR FOR
SALE in Of twelve Dutch fssks each their brand
OF Holland gin, article heretofore unknown in
flavor the used in the Arst club houses in Europe
Put BY Of firm sdsnt IN RoMsrdsm expressly
for ourselves CAMPBELL BKoTHERS, sole imporssrs.
No. Pine street.
CEGARs.-sEvERAL LOTS OF CHOICE HAVANA
will be exchanged for worry low priced German ssgASs APP
My No. "a Cedar street, near PEARL
These SCARS VIII sold much below their market value
a. the owner Ia not engaged in the sessr trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

MO RISK FOR A TORTUNEi-TGR SALE CHEAP 4
~ compact and easily transported curiosity for oxhbi
ton every important tswn in this country KVery per-
scn vii 70 TO see IT, and the expense Of Is
s,fhse. S ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

GNkAM ENGINES FOR sALE.--ONE SECOND HAND
twenty i've horse power. complete, with boilers; one
mfssef na enc SIX horse with wthout boilers pfes
asa rss rate order Also, shout 1870 feet Of f % and
Id AttsyA sy street. - nN'' ~ --Pr'
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SALES Ar AUCTIOlo.

~ y. HOLMBs. AUgrIONgER- HOUssH0LD yUa
VI piturs, earests, Siasoforte, 80 1t aaotios.-C
I0Lyss vill ss,I Mis- day wed.:sdsy, sept ssth - 70
o'clock all the hssdsons wood and mshesauy fursh
turs Ae hs fou- story hon Fsrty ah street, sixth
door east Of Broadway oeBsstns Of elegant carved
are blue plush hns 81. ard three quarter
carved ard shosAAy marble top and pae
tbss ovs mirrors tapestry Brussels and three ply
tables marble tsp spys.as .na w..sstsad
spring sksrs eAsy chairs
secretary eIter sion dining tables chiaa erookery and
glassware, table cutlery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

UCTycg NOTTgB.-R W. FROST, AuCTnONEx8
"A store So q spruce street, stfuly givee potic
hat ne will sttend she sAee CT household furniture
We rssiasp Smiles reasonable terms Cssh ~
any amount whom dosi ed.
Thomas MeElrash, Bss., Prsaident ef Nassau BaEh.
james u. Parker Gsa', IS Pearl street.
Dzyia Culver, ESQ, 81 Cliff street
Mestrs. Hadson 4 Smith, U9 Rultos street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

- Nine.senth street Hone twenty enc BY ds,y feet.
three stories and thoroughly suled walls
sAa wood work painted, now aad sesvy p,unbing gas
Day Newell locks througbout tho house. plated.
Furniture parlor story Pice $500 81 bond and
msrgase Apsrssn will DO In attendance from IL till to
shoW tho heaoe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06

A NEW SLAVE STATE-lon, of the Balti-
more Sun, says: The territory of Washington
so fertile and salubrious,a and so inviting to az.
ricultural enterprise, is opened, by the liberali
ty of Congress, for the reception Of Southern
immigrants with their slaves A considerable
number of citizens Of Missouri and Kentucky,
and probably Virginia. will avail themselves OF
the boon and OF the opportunity thus unexpec.
tedly afforded for the introduction Of another
great slave State into the Union.
Mr.. Chase. Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Sumner were
works and triumphs of Mrs. Stowe, that they
suffered the bill establishing the magnificent
territory of Washington to be passed without
the usual recognition of The ordinance of 1898,
or the Wilmot proviso.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06

Of common honesty demands that they should
support him. But this is pot enough When
the odds were against him, and when others
shrank from the post-he CALAMITY and cheer.
fully stepped forward at their bidding counting
his own convenience, and the chance of defeat
as nothng-in opposition to the wishes OF his
party.and the possibility OF good to the coun-
try. In the same spirit OF selfsacrifce and de,
yotion to thegood cause-they should be will.
ing to encounter every necessary sacrfce to sc.
cure his election. They should give him cor
dial and jealous support-not by casting their
votes for him merely, but using every possible
exertion to induce others To do the same.
With such efforts on the part of our wing
friends as the occasion calls for, we may. and
we believe we will, succeed. We have intel.
gence of a very cheering character from va
,ious parts of the district. A gentleman, who
we do not hesitate to say knows more of the
feeling of the people than any other in the dis
trict. given decided opinion that the chance
for carving it is bette. than it ever was,as be-
ore constituted, although Flournoy was then
once elected, and second time lost his section
by less than dozen votes. Another very well
informed gentleman writes US; "The pros
pect for Wootlon is most cheering was al,
Patrick court a few days since and have
never seen such interest manifested on the
part OF the Wings. If Campbell will tie off
Appomattox, Wooton will be elected" We
have also highly encouraging accounts from
Piusylvania, Henry and Franklin. These por-
lions of the district we are assured will do
their whole duty. Let US not fall behind them,
Campbell and Lynchburg are The right wing
of,he column-a heavy responsibility rests up
on them. VIII they not meet it manfully?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06

The Supreme Govt of the State of New
Yolk,at its late term at Oswego, have affirmed,
says tho National ln'elligencer, the unconsti
,u'ionality of an appeal to the people in any le
giSlaiive matter The subject in question was
a vote by the people OF that State on the Free
School Law. They decide that a bill other
wise constitutional can be rendered unconsti.
'utional by requiring its vadityto depend up
on vote of the people They argue that the
Stale Constitutions have confined the law-ma-
king power to the Legislature. Judge Hay
ner, of minnesota, made the same decision on
giving the liquor law to the decision of tho peo-
pie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06

The Governor,Executive Council, and MANY
Senators and Representatives the Legislature
OF Massachusetts,, have SUBSIDIZED one davis
pay to aid IN the completion of the National
Monument to Washington. Here is an exam.
pie which might well be followed in all opr
Leglslativebodies and by allour public officers
State ard National.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06

Franklin CoUNTY.-Yesterday bv =,
issiop of type We were made Ia .,v :,
one of the democratic nominees 'aa'
Legislature in Franklin County was Col w ,u'
A. 1t should have been Col VIVA s,.. w.
Were il not necessary for the truth of h;
tory, we should deem it unimportant to ns Us
this correction-for as regards any fines. 'H0
possesses for the posi-, he lis only Col w ue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06

pose and with bot limited claims ofsny kind to
your consideration and regard, when contrast
ed with those of my honorable competitor.
need not assure you that il is with great diffi.
dence that appear before you. Tor so eleva-
ted and responsible a position. But represen.
ting. as do, great principles of government
on the establishment of which, in my humble
opinion, materially depends the prosperity OF
the county. and the perpetuity of our insti'u-
tons. rely upon them to sustain me in this
campaign. and offer myself candidate for
your SURFACES. II elected, it shall be my con-
stant aim to promote your interests. and my
highest ambition to merit your appreciation.
But il, on the contrary. my competitor is pre-
ferred, shall submit to the popular will, with
out murmur. ] am, very respectfully,
Your Fellow Citizen,
JOHN 7. WOOTTON.
Henry Court House, May d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06


The recent accident on the Micb;o,n y
trail Railroad, by which some twenty ne, zen
weIe killed End as many more serio1.pp V ;n.
ed has caused high degree of excilemo "Jur'
Chicago. The coroners jury, after i,ve s,. IN
ton, have returned II ,cr,ii,i 10 WI.,h ga
say the accident was at;r ~ able 10 the n .aey
carelessness OF those III charge olthe ,r e;ns'
and they have accordingly been arrested md ~
will be held for trial on the charge of m a'u
slaughter. a town me, ting had been bal1
by the citizens of Chicago, at which the 49,. "elu
of the coroner's jury was approved Of ,aI
resolution was adopted demanding of tho NJ
sons having control of the Southern and r per
trail Michigan roads, tina, with all reason u1p'
despatch they cause the crossings of said rosa
to be avoided, or that one road be carried o"a.
the ether. and until the sa.le can be done. oyo
ry train be required TO stop before cross S,o,
and that persons be kept at said CROSSINGS :"
give notice Of the approach oftrains. AGO. ~
mttee was also appointed 10 aid the snfysrer.
in procuring damages.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-06

ROCKINGHAM CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-
Mr.. Tyre Maupin has published card in the
Harrisonburg Register says the Morning Mail,
in response to the call Of the Stanton Specta.
torto become the.Whig candidate for Congress,
in which he says, while declining to engage in
contest for seat in Congress with the Dem
ocratic candidate. Mr. Letcher,that should the
Wings of the District think proper to cast their
votes for him he shall esteem it as high com.
pliment 10 his unsw CRYING devotion to the prin-
ciples of the Wing party. The card is written
in very good taste land the writer isa man who
inpoint of political information and strength of
mind Mr.. Letcher,the distinguished Democrat
ic candidate, would find foeman worthy ofhis
steel.