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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
CHARGE OF JUDGE POTTS on THE
LATE CASUALTI.

Tie Courts Of Burlington County were opened on
Tuesday, the Hon. Stacy g. Potts presiding, assisted
by judges Haywood Stewart, Budd and Lippincott,
Of the Common Pleas.
Aner the Grand Jurors had been sworn and affirmed
Judge Potts delivered long and able charge, Of
which we give but b'ief sketch OF that portion
which referred to the ate catastrophe upon the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad.
Judge Potts directed the attention Of the Grand
jury to the topic which has lately absorbed public at
tentior-the recent railroad catastrophe within the
limits of that county.
lie SAID that this melancholy and hear, .rending dis
aster, by which a number of valuable lives lost
and MANY yosors severely injured, demanded at
the hands of the Grand Jury a searching and thorough
investigation Every person who puts foot upon the
soil, breathes the air of NewJersey, Is from that
moment under III protection of her laws has right
10 oil the security that human laws can afford, IN his
life his person and his property, aud when he sussins
loes or iurv b. means o; ally violation Of the lar,
iustce should be promptly Vinticaied, the wrong
dressed and the Offending party ana parties punished.
lie ead that TIE catastrophe Alluded 10 was pro.
duced y two concurrent .ts'ne hacking of q train
OF cars and the driving o. pair OF horses upon re
raj road track al he crossing at the instant.
Each ac', independent OF re Other !GTfal act
IL lawful for toe rsln g. blck down Ia the turn
out below, anu L was la Etul Tor the driver OF the
horses 10 the IHch But If the coli the
result Of either OF both the parties performing tire at
II an improper manner " elt q Wes guilty OF Culu1
be IelgenCe. II either is ChaTgcabie VIA want Of
due caution, tie offender offenders should be held
answeIable for the eonsel ue0oes. Zoe rue 81 ltg
az found IN the authorizes, then fully &c; on: Hnd
the GruDdJuTy were Instructed Tat Il tne hct DC law
full in ltsolf and set done in a. improper msuno5,
whether by xress or Ivy cupable ignorance, or by
want Of due caution, cd deG'h eusue, b would BE-
granddaughter; ana that when one, by hs negligence
has contributed 10 The death % another, hc u nappn-
ribe. After stain, u lie point NJ large, iouni IN
Gr,enlcsi and Wharton, the judge rccifed several dr-
cisiOIs IN England 10 sh0w wha Hr !hw c0u-iIors
Criminal negligence" md then quoted thc iaH "i Srw-
Jcrcy. when roquifes that every locomotive Urcd
in this state there shall be ben. ching not irsr
than ihriy pounds, oI steam. whistle Which, c1n be
heard a. lcahi thrre hundred yards and nhich brl
sLhIl b. rurg s'fatn.wiis'ir stall be- blOrn ~
d.iALoe Of 800 yards ro'n n cffxslug and ron nued
70 Do blown rgHg Until th~ engs has of,,zssI tho
higbwsy Or stoppnd. lie sa'd that t.a enninou iss
doctrine on the sohcc' II nogHyence md want ~
cn1'Sn apple. l nj Ne fDf.~ ~ Dsr vin bsv0 ,or
70. q sniirss (rsstt rA be teHs apar ".t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

railroads. and remarked hal thoy Who undertake Tho
safe oon,uct Of perhaps hundreds 81 panaongoru In
train 81 cars arc of all othrp, bound TO canton and
vigilance and 20 u degree Of caution and vigilano"
rrcporticrcd TO tho probable danger from want OF
caution, aud neglect arising from III" nature at un
bust ess and tho instruments with which they arc deal
ing II he whose duty IL IL Ia ring The bel or blow
the whistle ms thc law requires, upon approaching
crus. ing and until the engine has passed Tho crossing
ncectn 20 do So and an coEsoquCHcc Of ne Hcgio' OF
maj Hsfz Se,fh rHsue he is liable to DO indicted for
rslnue h,cr So the oss of life has been IN con-
sequence cf the culpabc negligence or cafeestness OF
n,v employee CHARGED irtk particular duty on the
train that IT, II by cupably peglectng to do specific
duty assigned him BY negligence or oareessress In
the manner of doing IT, he found 70 have occasioned
;be mifcief he oueh 10 be in ike manner indicted.
The Judge remarked that one cause of the disaster
was the driving Of pair of horses upon the track at
the crossing az the moment that the rear car OF the
train bal reached il, and that if this was act Of
culpable negligence incsution and recklessness, the
driver il liable 10 be indicted for the Ike ofense
Re then remarked that the powers and duties OF
Grand Jurors were moi limited Ia the investigation of
cr..nindl charges. Whatever lnterieres with or
sbridses the lawful rights Of the citizen, or puts them
IN any way in peril, is proper snbjeot for examna'
tion and presentment.
The Judge exempied the points in this charge by
copious quotations from treaties and tae reports and
delivered il iD a manner whicA deeply Impressed all
who listened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Correspondence Of The Y. Y. Tribune.

Coresrcuderce Of The y. Y. Tribune.
HUyrISGros. l.. l., Sept 70, 1855.
Our County Temperance Society held its ifty-ft'h
monthly meeting during the last two days at Hunting
ton. Many delegates were present In that town,
containing some 1900 inhabitants there are two taY-
ems and several stores but ardent spirits not sold
The ProhbitoIy Law is here obeyed as it should be
in every county.
To those who say the Law cannot be enforced, point
TO Suffolk; and delegates reported that the wing
places were free from the sale of intoxicating drinks
Soutbold Catalogue MattitucS Franklinville, james
port, Worthwhile Upper AquebOgue, Riverhead Rocky
Point Mler's-Pace, Net Sana Middle Island Sc
taucket Shutdown, NorbpOrt, Cold Spring, Bellpor
Yves; Hampton, East Hampton, Shelter Island This
il respectable list of Temperance law keeping places.
The good cause is strong, Queens and Suffolk, IN
the last Legislature being represented by Temperance
men. Tie present Convention resolved TO sacrifice
their partsties for parties and vote only for candi-
dates al the Fall Election who favor the Prohibltory
Law.
We hope that the political parties, on this Island,
viii nominate such candidates we can vote for III
this respect.
With Staten Island, part of Kings, Queens ana Suf-
folk we form the lst Senatorial District, and the
friends of Temperance here poll 600 votes enough
at any time 10 elect a candidate 10 the Senate PART
cans should not forget this important fact in making
.lo.x. OH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
MARINE AFFAIRS.

For CALIFORNIA steamships Empire City and
Northern Light lett this port Thursday afternoon,
the former for Aspiuwell and the latter for San Juan.
The passengers en- both vessels numbered sbou. jo0
Thc Post says OF the sarg of the Northern Light;
"For thirty minutes or more before enc departed 8
crowd of a dozen men ana boys on the wharf, pe!h1
the passengers On the forward deck Of the steamer WIN
auplts At one time they flow among them Oh thcxS
hail and 10 one seemed 10 interfere WIN their danger
sport. One roan was struck IN Tie eye, shond
on the side OF his head, and woman tainted iron
being struck in the stomach with an apple The pas
sencers Of course retaaed &C sOon es they procured
the ammunition which had been hurled At them-and
thus the war was kept no. Several thousand sPec@-
torg were on the wharf, and they were muco en-
moved by the conduct of these rascas. go
One stowaway wac caught on the Northern Light
He WIS Young man, and by some means Bot hIo ,he
wheel house. This is very dangerous p!ece 70 noe
apd would probably have been death to hun II ne nan
ATTEMPTED TO crawl out when the wheels were IN mo-
ton. Purser Hampstead and the officers ofhe steamer
Florida, lying in the dock opposite discovered ue
foolish fellow, and TO mis- life, informed CAPT. In
klepaugh when the latter had him removed and se'
ashore
For ErRopr Tile pecse'-.hip Chst-wodb, cleared
at Boston on Thursday ior Liverpool having aesrgo
valued at ssi OCO, ard 200 Storage passenser' in
migrants, returning 20 tho old country.
TsKSowS ScHoosER AB.SDOSED A. SEA.-oui
correspondent at Atlantic City, n. j., under da,e o
Sept. II, informs US that the wre;eed scnovnc'
went ashore an AbsocOm Bar on the @on nus oe'"
iowed into the inlet. There is no name oh 'e
Nothing hos been seen Of her crew. 10 her caoIn VIZ
five shirts five pairs Of pantaloons, and hoeA''e's
On the shirts were the initials c. l. wsef'"
was marked "Tbomas Rves." She we Io@1eds W.
erscy pine and box-boards. The owner II req0ere'
o take charge Of her, or the Wreck Commissioner
M Joseph Gsskil-w sell her 20 he best advantage
NAy.I.-Tbe United States frigate Congress, bog
hip of the Medi ersnf an squadron arrived At G"o'
ter on the 18th Of August, officers and crsT al WE'D
Tic authorities of Gibraltar EXTENDED every eonfV3
10 tie officers OF tie Congress, aid the fortnight VIZ
ihsy were to remain Lere it was "1pe.'.d woao v
spent in the most pi.Gsant manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
STORM on LAKE MICHIGAN.
suIPwRTCK AND loss OF LIFE.

SUlPWRECk AND loss or LIFE.
We have already laid be'o-e our readers such a.
counts Of the storm Of Tuesday last, Lake Mich.
igan, as We could obtain by telegraph. From Tie
Chicago Tribune OF the 18th we gather additional
particulars.
On Tuesday The storm wss 50 fierce ,hst no vessel
could leave the port Of Chicago, and mary which had
leh on The evening previous were compelled 10 put
back sgsin.
The brig Tuseerora, Capt Maiden, bound from Bui-
iaiO 10 this port with coal To H. Norton d Co.. came
anchor in the storm oil the ha,bor yesterday Iuesdayj
morning. Her anchors dragged untd she came near
coing 10 the broakwater; when opposite IGrra IN s.
mile south Of the harbor the 40 heavy that her
nasis bad 70 be cut away. Tncn she tO.sed about
In imminent pert and Il was apparent unless relieved
that must go down At this time of Ernncis
Metallic LiiebOats g6rc put IN requlslron, AMI ono
manned by inexperienced men returned a. tbs hTs
bluff OF The Tempest ou,side when tie 6rt heavy
pca struck Der. Gallant tlfs were not waiting hog
ever 70 nee; the peril Of The nouf TIC toa!s were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

TnF First FGo.I--On Saturday ~pte nod -
we printed "Iu la.i,rde 40, upon elevations u
over orc ,houfard fee. above the sea, the hrst r'
sufficient TO kin Indian CON- usually COMES bet'e
:" lie 25tb Of Septcmber ard 5'h OF October. we"~
look for II this year NJ he earliest period IheP'
ra5os now say: There was sharp fros, at k0eO,r'
~ er on Wednesday evening, Sept; 49, 10 "0a' "
er,e Of severity we are not informed but Presu"e y,
very killing II seemed to us cold here On Tna'e',
rsht. but We could cot hear Of any fros'. 'hr ~;
ice. has no, been heavy it viii be an adv antags'
Will head back the be- wheat and hasten he npsOle
az lie corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
Wur p,s.noRr WnL1ANsos Ouear no BE Hos

WHY PAsSNoRE WILLIAMSON OUGHT TO BE HUNG.
The Philadelphia correspondent of The Siarsry
Standard relates The following story which he says is
no made-up affair, but literal fact The tlme place,
and circumstances can be given il need be-
"Ihsve frequently during these discussions heard the
conduct of Passmore Williamson toward Col. Wheel
ers servants characterized "i timed but never
until yesterday fully understood the import Of this
phrase. Two men were arguing this question, one OF
whom was merchant OF Church-aley. The discus
sion was brought to close by declaration from the
latter as follows: Williamson ought TO be hung. Any
man who would he guilty OF such conduct Just al the
opening OF the Fail trade, deserves no pity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

MURDER AND SUICIDE N GLAsTESBCRY.-We
learn that q German employed in the Eagle Factory,
Glastonbury, by the name OF Jacob Kellogg was
murdered last evening by Andrew Sin, another Ger
man, under these circumstances Kellogg wao came
to this country from Germany some three years ago,
had paid his attention 10 young woman there OF
whom Sin was also ensnored. About three months
since this Young woman came TO America and Sin fol-
lowed in The same vessel. She procured employment
in the Glastonbury Factory and favored Kellogg 8
suit. This maddened Sin, who, watching MS oppor'
tunity sIIang upon Kellogg as he was returning from
visit 10 the gill and inflicted Tremendous cut IN the
upper part of mis- breast with big bucher-kalte
cutting his collar bone in two, severng the large
artery and cutting the top Of the lungs. Kellogg
shouted murder, staggered and fell Some girl, tom
the factory happened to be passing by and they
the alarm when the murderer ran, and Mr.. Stephen
Hurbu: Jr., pun ed HIN. He followed him so closely
that Sin in order to gain long point dashed Into the
factory pond, and attempted TO go across II at
place where the water wes not deep; bat he sank II
the mud and was speedily drowned. The water was
coon drawn off ard the body recovered.
Sin was employed by Mr. e. Andrews. In bis pos
session was found cord 20 which be probably meant
to attach weight and -ink the body of his victim in
tho deep water OF the pond. Hartford Times 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

tArtunr CO.. A NrHctAn. Patrick pcnnison. ali an
issspT sssnmplca 80 Fellow Rogers n hfpah
lot" tLa iu'e Of Nj David Davidson uf Twenty shh
..d Sin,h si"u' I've weeks ssa ani salns he'ufvu
f"ld by Hwe ct tha
Hsd bkthi ala tau,i sni isken bun,fe Justice Ia rdun
-hs committed hu 10 rs'n ussa's arrested days
sod BE- rtsai 80 The .hara llitd
sod .. - .r.ssirsd 81 ,ts E'..F 20 stisite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

CosNoDoRH SrEwARr.-There seems TO be no doubt
that Commodore Stewart has been placed on the Re-
served List with the leave Ofabsence pay OF the senior
Post Captain in the Nays 500 per annun. Thus
il clear violation Of the spirit of the law providing
for reduction Of the number Of officers in active
vice but if determined 20 suPerannuate the gal
liant veteran, glad the Board had the resolution
TO disregard the obvious intent Of the statute In
10 give him a liberal retiring pension. The act OF
Congress Of So prescribes the Of - 800 the
annual pay OF the senior Captain Of the Navy VOLS
wai,in- orcers, on leave OF absence. Commodore
Stewart l. OF course entitled 10 that ay while waiaug
orders ~ leave Of aoser ce bar not ander any her
circumttAuoe- What ms portion on the Reser ged
List lie s permanently Withdraw from active
vice sld II therefore n-ither waliiog orders nor
leave OF Ebfence. Nor Is be TIE enDr Captain in the
secc in egsl couiep lston for he i rot in the
vice a ali. But be is q glorious old saor-he only
nan alive, with Al lie exception, VINO held Post
CsItain's commission during the var 90 1sl2-a man
10 whom the nation Is unccr deeper obligations than
any oh,f on earth. excepting General Scott aud II
the Boar. tas tuporannuated hin ayaJs, his will sc
hole Cor-rtss viii repeal the Law sni restore hn 20
active sfryioc. ibutaio Com. Advertiser.
Aeon sr.-A young lawyer or this city ION F.
Becker. Esq.-wns accidentally ehot naar Fort Hpl-y,
Mnie-ota on The Jl-t ult Mr. y. with some friends
w6s hunting when tho accident occurred quite q dig
lance FROM sty assistance A'.cr no ac .lcni hIs
inoLdr, not beng able Ia procuro help anil he Dis
lance TO houre beng 20 grsH'' though; It unalyiia-
b" To- remove BIN, AMI devoted themselves 10 allay
bic fuHonrgs and comfort bin dying hour. H. diod
the r"rt day after llc accident md was buried nou
bort Eigloy. llc was thc non Of Hiram Becker OF
Ann AfbOf. aud graduate Of To Mchi,an Uuvrt.
giJ. DnirOi, Daily Tribune.
krntrf RnHhrhT At n la,n hour on Thuiaday
uifb, bpsinan ss"sl r','s kinney t'pa ansnsa
is thrsaf with hoifs tis ainf zai sire, suair
sfnF sih him, daa" rsi him ur faaIAs
So 81 Bee al col rLAty 81. G3aai
The ssila D .ud
iha time vhss hiaay susi.hsd 10
.sad sni ls aHeida' stntsi b. no Ivast
n's' We'd ftse 10 tstrn tls.s frt's usri.,.
% as Hf Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

Assault OK PotIcFnAN.-I"o n.n .,r-,~ei.
Tisrcs Murply sud D'uns behen were fsss 5,S VI.
,..,5 Mn k.,ti.s OH or N-rks Of the tgh.seuL ~
DO vas attempting e-s ono 90 them - ,.,i,
.s.cial procured hrip, AZ me ~ moH
,I..lrn-lt.d Nv lln- { DIV dl-n " wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

II is now nearing midnight and the rain IS pouring
down hard This promises well and makes us hopeful,
for il will deaden the swell of the heavy sea and lay
its angry waves. Still the night is gloomy ard tenn
pestcGst; heavy pail bangs over the sky, and the
wind roars fierce and loud. Heaven guard the storm
tossed mariners and save those in their keeping or
this wild and stormy September night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

In the afternoon the prize horses and Others were
riven before wagons in the ring, for the purpose Of
esing their speed. Notwithstanding there was
drzzliDg rain some tbree four thousand persons
were present The Fair clOscs this evening To NOR
ow there is to be .ac Of stock by some OF the ex
blbltor. The exhibition has passed off IN pleasant
anG satisfactory manner the expenses far exceed the
leceipts About e. COO in premiums was awarded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-25
r. WELLS,

At the MAN AND MORTAR, Market. opposite Unin
Street. Nashville Raging recsired urge supplies Of .
Goods, offers unusual inducements to Purchasers.
IQUORICE-ssO lbs best CaAbria. Received by
7. WELLS.
OILS-Fine Salad, Sperm, Painters, Tanners, Gator
and Street Oils Offered cneapty 7. WELLS
CEGlRS AND TOBACCGS go 0O1 GlzqIorss.
- NapoIson Barrios, LeoRdoro, Jenny lind Sgars;
rs boxes Adg Queen and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking TObaccos For sale low By 7. WELLS.
DoRTER-LondOn in pint and quart bottles.
Received BY I. WELLS.
VARNIsHEs Furniture, Coach, Demer B,o,rsG and
rack Japan, Iron, Leather lnstrnment and Picture
Wishes offered low by 7. WELLS.
SULPHURIC ACID-12 carboys; Spanish Viii
y tns-ls bbs. Received BY 7. WELLS.
II ydraulic Gene 1t and Plaster of Paris of su.
j IL per0r quality. By IT. WILLS
FLECTRIC Machines NsIiei,s l1sfs Nediesl
II Saddle Bags GIBle Bars Trussss Shaulder Brace
Gtsr0 Abdominal Supporters. Reed by T. WELLS.
DLACRING-4o gross fresh Paste BACKING. Re-
ID ceiyed and offered cheap By 7. WELLS.
GOLD LEAF, Gold Fol, Szgsr LAT Red. yz.as
VI and Hhits BsOazss. Reed BY T. WELLS.
DIPES, Marbles, Gun Flints Percussion Cans Gun
i Waddiug. Received BY T. WELLS.
A LCOHOL, Gins, Rum, Irish Whisky and vinegSrs
A Received BY 7. WELLS
NIUSTARDS-FranE1ort Lotisrile Lxriagssn and
vi Cincinnati Received and for sale 0y l. WELLS.
COUGH Candy-65 dozeu Howe's Cough Candy.
~ and New England Cough Syrup. 7. WELLS.
GLUE AND SAND PAPERS in quantity. Re-
VI eeyed and offered low BY 4. WELLS.
DRUSHES-7S dozen Hair. Tooth, Nail, Hat Cloth,
ID Paint busting Sweeping. Scrubbing Poona, Stencil,
Horse, Comb, Shoe. Stopping and Varnish Brushes.
Received BY 4. WELLS.
GOHBSss dozen, well assorted. For sile very cheap
~ by T. WELLS
INDIGO AND NADER 1850 lbs Of best quail.
Il ues. Received and for sale cheap BY 7. WELLS
Dam KILLERS dozen assorted sizes Received
Il BY N WILLS
'INEAS-lo cases fine OoIong Imperial Young HysIa
Il ana Sanpowder Tes& Rse'd by 7. WELLS.
kLAteRlNG Extracts, well assorted, veruaceh.
Parma, Corn Starch, Za1aoriaGs Prunes Prsseru "
Ginger, Sparkling Geatine
For sale low by T. WELLS
USAGE ORANGES lbs Fresh Seed Of this IA
" voriie AmsrieaR Hedge Plant
Received and offered low BY T. WILLS
EREST e ID CLOVER, Timothy. HERDS
Il GRASS, Blue Grass, and ORCHARD GISsSS sss3s
Received and for sale cheap BY
7. WELLS
mhH4 Market street, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-25
JAMES W. HAMILTON. EBES Fu1Ir,
HAMILTON Il FULLER,

JAMES W. HAMILTON. EsES FU1Ir.
HAMILTON IL FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT SHOE MANDATORY,
corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn
nv would inform friends and the public that we
w are still at our old stand on Market street where
we have on hand, and manufacturing a much better
assortment OF work than have before offered to the
public, consisting IN part of the following kinds
Mems superine French Calf Boots and Caters:
Men and Boys fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties.
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water,
proof;
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and sin.
Mems. Boys, and Youths Kip Shoes double and sin.
gle soes;
Double Sole Negro Brogans;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
houths and Chldrens coarse and fine Shoes.
Also
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots, sewed and pegged;
" French No.
Tampico"
French Morocco Boots
sewed and pegged
We are making our work from select stock and in
good Styles and warrant every part of the workmanship
Prices os0 and uatorD.
sy- Work made to order. Also, repairing promptly
and NEATLY done.
s4g Cash paid for Hides taken in exchange
janl1-ly HAMILTON l. FULLER.
r AND WARRANTS.-Wea are buving and paving
IL the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS Per,
sons at distance having warrants sell BY sending to us
by mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling at the Nashville and
The cash RENTED paid to order.
iuiy2l DYER PEARL& co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-25
RAILROADS, &C.
SOUTHERN ROUTE
RATES REDHCEni

'' RATES hEDUCED!
FROM the 18th inst. to the LIST Of June the Rstss
II Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery Beots Shoes and Hats Bottled
oamphns and Spirits Turpsntne in casks and barrels
Carpetmg
China Glass and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases, Clocks
in boxes and bales.
Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates "at owners
Oysters in cans and jars saddery, Tin Ware, Teas and
Spices perl lbs, 81 O5
-a, SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except Cutlery, Heavy Castings and Ms-
Foreign Liquors, in barrels or pipes Corlave Tobacco
IN boxes Carriage Springs and Axles leather in rolls
ana ooxes os IN barrels casks Crockery and Queens
Paris, dc. per 100 lbs. s0 Is
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes, Furniture. Piano Fortes Carriages @boxsd and
other light articles, not enumerated Also Carboys of
Acids will be taken actual weiobt b,t cbarrsJ Sb
LIST class rates per 100 fbs 60 %
All articles not enumerated to be charged at rates Of
From the lst of June to the 1st of Dscsnh- ,h. ;n
be charged as follows: - va"
LIST class, as above, per 100 fbs ...H 30
Special rates, do do - 40
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will find
tins the cheapest as well as the expeditions route
Freghts from New ork and Philadelphia to Charleston
and Savannah, ranges from to ~ cents per cnb;c t
according to class and character Of vessels -
As the Raruad Companies at Char;es,o, and Ssr.
nah have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of
Merchandise will be necessary to consirn to Comm;on
Merchants at those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the .bov
rates ID. |. ANDERSON, Sup't. N l. c. RR
SPECIAL NOTICE
shipments entitled to the above rates unless each and
every has the name Of the Depot delivery and
Nashville, Jan. lift MA
RAILROAD NOTICE.
NoTr0N destined for Charleston WILL on and after this
cae be charged 81 25 per bale of 800 lbs or less and
% cents per 100 lbs for excess of over 500 lbs
septic H. LANDERSON, Srp't N e. c. RR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-25
REMOVAL

The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IJAVE removed their Depot to FOGGS NEW BUILD
IL ING5, No. 18 COLLEGE STREET, South of Spring
where they will be pleased attend to the calls of their
customers They keep constantly hand every variety Of
~ ea FURNIT UREf
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
they solicit continuance of the same and hope give
genera. satisfaction - K. II. GROOMES,
w. L. Names, Secy. Presideut
Nashville. Jan. Is, is55-6