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sss III. q. SCOVEL,
"a DRUGGIST q APOTHECARY, W
- North side of the Public Square, three doors IL
West OF the Nashville Inn.
NTH0LESALEan and Retail dealer in d :. ugs, Medicines
w Paints Oils, Yarnishes Window Glass, Druggists
Glass Ware Stone Ware, Paint Scrub, BBcking, Floor
Arsts Marking busting Shaving Jewels, Teeth, GRAIN
ing, Stencil and Hearth Brushes.
Perfumery, Bears Oil. Pomade, OK Marrow, Pocket
Hdkts. Extracts, GalVanic Curatves, &c. DC.
eO Ga LIS. Lirseed o, jug; received and selling at
OOO low cash prices By H.G. SCOVEL.
SAil CALLS Paint Oil, tested and found good, al only
DOO onehalf the price Of Lnseed Oil. Painters have
offer Of the only LOT in the city; think of the econ
omy in large job. For sale by II 6. SCOVEL.
I00 CALLS. Spts TurPentne, received and selling at
fUU the lowest cash prices by II. G. SCOVEI.
25O LIDO, 0'-' ''llrls'' ls'Yl'sp nc. Il scovEL
eO DOZ Perry Davis Pam hitler, just received aud for
w sale at the lowest prices oy h. G. SCOVEk
Al REAMS Ssnd Paper "a of which is considered the
fU best make in the United States, for sale BY
H. G. SCOVEL
OO60 BAMBO and Arkansas Fishing Poles, FIsheI-
-ZUUU men pick fOrthemselves, for sale by
H.G SC0VEL-
cE0 LBS Potash just received. Soap makers can be
jaly8 FF''1 " H.G. soOvEL
DATENT MEDICINES.-Al large aud very gene
raj assortment of the most popular Patent Medicines
Elany Of which compoundedin scientific manner and
membs of the Medical Faculty possessing much cura-
power and ecsciOus in the eradication OF olseass
snycompound ordinarily prescribed In proof Of which
cite the astonishing and increasing demand, by all
classes ofhe people, the rich and the poor the high and
the low the bond and the learned aud the unearn
ed for theusty celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which are
Doctor Jaynes Expectoran for Coughs Colds and Con-
sumption.
- Alternative and Blood Purifier.
Tome VermifIge and Ssustive Pills.
" Ayers Cherry Pecioral for Coughs, Colds &c.
Williams Balsam Wild Cherry and Wood NapthA-
&" " Fever and Ague Pills.
" WIu. Halls Balssm for the Lungs.
" Rogers Liverwort and Tar for Coughs Colds and
Bronchitis
Dr.. Clarks Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, &c
Cowans Lythontrptic for diseases of the Bladder Kid
neys Stone the Bladder Gravel weakness of the Loin
Prolapsus Utiri, &c. &c.
DR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment perhaps is unsurpassed
external application for wounds bruises sores rheu
s bites of poisonous insects and reptiles, ulcers chro
nic sore eyes, Group throat Tcdoereaux neuralgia
piles Inflammation Of the bowels and ague in the breast
The testimonials of the curative powers Of this
cheap Medicine induces regard it being among the
first Medicines ofthe day.
MarshslFs Linment very cheap article and posses
rather extraordinary powers in the of sweeney in
horses Us well as spraius and bruises, &c
Hurleys Sarsaparia is attracting the attention Of
the people.
All the above mentioned popular Medicines, together with
,aIy8 0''''' - Il. sCOVEL
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yAITARLE FARM FOR SALE,

7II bgcrber intending t0ron0ve offers for SALE (pri
I v9t-lv) his tract Of land lying in the county Of
Nortealsrv immediately the telegraph road from
Nashville CaTks7ie, 80 miles IRON he lormeF ana
m =. nom the latter and o15 miles south Of Port Royal
a'ntaniug y2p acres, about 487 acres open land in
aP,I state Of cutivutou the balance well timbered.
Tie ulprlvernoutS consist OF comfortable dwelling, good
7 birs wi n stone chimueys two large tobacco barns
ogd stables corn crib and other necessary oubouses
EDoe and peach orchards, sc. never failing spring.
npd an abundance Of stock water
me Inud lies az well as any tinbered upland in the
county OF the same size aud well adapted 10 the growth
II corn wheat oats and tobacco Terms liberal
JOHN b. DORTCH.
p 8 For information concerning the land, would
rr 70 Nassrs Cave johnson and Nm Il. DoTch Of nash
lille: Rabt McC!ure of ClgTEsye, hosco Dlckerson aud
iI@vi4 NJ Csrstian Of Todd county, ky. 1 would also
..7s That there is tract OF lGg adjoining which
an he bought with the above land If desired or divided
ID ss 70 suit purchasers. le2s j. H. H.
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L..
1S9 WATER S1REEI, NEW YORR,
Manufacturer and Proprietor of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER.
Importer snd Deal4Fin
HREAM TARTAR Sup Csrb. Soda Sal Soda CASTLE
" Soap, Black Lead, British Lusue, Reid Pesrlash
Selerstus, Cooking Extracts, Matches-waz Il WOdo.
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TO SpoETsH2eZs.

ENALL d CUNNINGHAM have just received splendid
Il lot ofFlNE SHOT GUNS, to which they ask the aen
ten of every one in search of good Gum among other
they have extra fine DOUBLE GUN in case complete
price $3.50, call and see it ct the sign of
THE BIG GUN"
No. AZ Public Square, Nashs Ia,
ootl2-Im diri-WEw
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ARARE CHANCt FOR INYEsrMENT.

" y Is
TIE subscribers wishing to ch4ngs their bushes, or
Tor sale their MILLS N GOODLET1 SV LIE IL
miles iron Nashville the Louisville Turnpike ana
lmAediaiey on the Eo2efeld and Hen1ersun Railroad.
These Mills consist If tirist Touring saw and Plain.
ing hs ali pro, elled By steau und are stuaed in one
Olthe NJ s>t farming regions the State thus havirQ
surely OF getr at ali times much wheat as thsy can
m4autacue The Flour manufactured 4 these Mi eosl-
paeS avOr4bly, bO5h this and the New YORK rsrset
win any Flour in The SIsie ard with reeoy sas
There Is ~ few miles OF the Mills 4ny CT lay Of fns
saw timber, and as they construc ed saw. dress
and groove lumber, he whole profit the lumber accrues
to the Mills
Ihe unde-sgned confidently blsvs thar any person who
has sufficient capital . Eeep all OF the Mills 10 OPERATION
can clear from - to 30 per cent the investment Eos
parteniars call ON the owners a. GOodettsve
noyz5-d&Wlmo B. KEED & BROS.
q LouIsvIIIe louaaaL cony % the annnnt of a
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFpTCR-ooRNER CaURca AND CAERRY sTREET

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished
To snbscribers at 5000 per annuu in advance
ahe TI WEEKLY published every Tuesday, Tharsday
and Saturday 81 - 90 per snauu, in advance if aot
paid in advance, s5 00
The DAILY is published Rt Eight Dollars.
ESs- TIE MONEY, IN ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Reuiuances Of Subscriptions may be ade By naii Al
Tigk.
No psper will be sent out Of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wish it distinctly understood that paper VII
be discontinued until all srreSRges paid al The
option 81 the pu5lishars
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wOOLEN mACHI cry.

G. l.. GODDARD, NEW YORg
lNL1 manufacturer Of tn original Steel King and Tooth
~ Burning Aschines and Feed Rolls 10 be attached 4
FirSt aod also 10 Second Breaker and Fnsbe- Of WOOL
en- Cerding Machines The attachment 10 second resS
efs ana Finshers Is new and very important These m
canes are IN successful operation rs Breakers IN ms,
o. ine principal Wooen factories in the United states
Canada aud Mexico and are deemed bY experienced man
uiaetnrers as the most psrect m1chuss used snd ds
wool
Iney are in fact the only strong durable and successful
yopeFanng machines 10 use No esrding machine should
run an hour without tben
The Feed hOls are strong and durable, and worthy
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls reference
70 the mills having them in use &c NAV &c had by address
sing 4 I. GnIII,spI,
10 DO~ilnS Oreen, New York 70 wn0m. 5srs
should be direced saDrls -
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Ar KANSAS COTTON ALTON


I -1- ACRES of Superior COTTON LAND. I'M
IL L proyements 225 acres cleared and in cultvs-
about amount old deadening and burn, which
can be put into Cotton tie first year; comfortable DWELL
ing good Gn MIL and all necessary OuthOuses Cistern
aud Well Of Superior wster, Orchards. &c.
The tract csn be enlarged to any extent as / own the
becS lands
Its locality very favorable situated in Arkansas coun-
y the south side of the Arkansas river in healthy
aud pleasant neighborhOod adjoining the plantations Of
Or. John a. Jordan and the Messrs Douglass aud with
in three miles Of the Little Rock and Napoleon Railroad,
which progress aud will be completed in less than
two years. bargain be had by early application to
the undersigned the premises by letter addressed to
South Bend Post Office Arkansas county, Arkansas Also
rrier 10 THOMAS Ii. ALLEN, Memphis.
Nashville Union and Banner copy tillrst january
In weekly, aud send bill to this ofce-Memphis Bulletin.
STATE RIGHTS.
LIVERY State by the Constitution, has the right TO reg
Z uaie lis internal trade SC, but TO strengthen
the constitution by regulating the internal it Is
Dr. Mills Aromatic Stomach BItters
delicious, innocent, tonic, dsretc medicine, q specific
for Dyspepsia Indigestion, Bilious Collie, Lowness Of
Spirits and all Nervous Diseases certain cure for Sum-
Complaints Cholera Preventative, Fever and Ague,
&c This is truly valuable preparation Strengthening
nygcTang Cordial prepared from the pures very best
uasra!s and Purely Vegetable, every article of which
j. strengthening and nvigOrang to the system and by
its highly Aromatic properties IS most Delightful Bsver
age The OF these Btters in all Bilious Liver Com
plants by their Strengthening powers to assist Nature
Will Cb7Gte the necessity of using Pills other drastic
purgaves sooen attended with serious arrangements Of
/ the system
Fger7 well regulated Hotel and Bar should be supplied
with Mills Aromatic Stomach Bitters they much
pleasant and healthul than the ordinary Bar Bit
ters heretofore used single trial will exclude all others
DOsE-Adults teaspOOntul to small wine glass three
times day, oener. Add little water wine if too
strong.
Sold in quart bottles by all respectable Druggists and
dealers in Wines and Liquors the United States Cana
! das &c, and at wheie.aleby LYONS CO.
| juy2I Wholesale Agents. Nashville Tenn.
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GOD SMOKING.-Just received IC.0oO Iavan.
VI Cigars of the VUalto de Ab9jo Tobacco with lot
of hne Smoking Tobacco Of various brands Lsnghon
Armstead's Fine Chewing Tobacco. Diadem Twist, Fig
Tobacco with large assortment of Fine Snulfs would
call attention my large lot of fine Pipes Meerschsums
each pipe warranted genuine Also on hand imitation
Meerschsum, Fancy German, large lot. Port Monies,
Snuff Boxes, Pen Knives Marbles, &c Muir & Sons
Scotch Ale, Vpass London Stout For sale at the sign
of the Little Indian corner Cedar and Cherry sts.
nov8 j. MOORE.
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PROCLAmATION.


A SDEEW JOHNSON, Governor @ErA
~ of The state Of TsnDessee To sfeS~S~&
an Who shall see these Pressnts- sssa4-AS-V
Greeting: 49, ..-t.s,
Whereas Il has bssn mad known 10 roe ilai eef's'a
CHARLES FOSTER, charged with bayi toHni''so
fsl aud atrocious murder The 4fst day OF O@o9e'N
on the body OF James C4re, late OF the county o.
a. has "a from Justice and is nov Tlnnlng :. aise
Now therefore l. ANDREW JOHSOS, GoyerDor As
Aforesaid bv vrue of tie authority Ia me vested 40 mere
he ofr reward Of one hundred dollars, taken within
tfe eo,ntv OF Davidson hundred and hiy doulrs
tsken with0u Fad county 70 sny person or persons no
nav spprehe toe said Charles Foster aud dev' hai
o he sheriff or Jsilor f county CT Davidson. 10 or
der tbt Justice in that behG may be had ard exeeited
Ia testimony whereof have hertunio SCI
1Setss, nv haud and caused the Great Seal Cf The
u dSe State TO 5s affixed at Nashville, o the SSd
L E94SkH dey of November, 1855. -
81 she Cove nor.
( " B. A. RAH,ET, Secretary Ol State.
DiscFfrTf8E Charles Foster Is about feet heias
high cbuuksy built round shoulders Tgs tsFE, brown
or baz-i eve black hair supposed 10 be between - a
80 years Id very fl about Ihe egss lie wore Nu7n -
itta br5 eota coat WI mete Itteus 10 IS sePpeSe
tbst b. VII 20 Arkansas bis papers s1oN tHls Lo
hlA bu ipess there Of some impOra1se ne Is e' s1@
losy eenlp exon
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LOCOMOTIVES, TOOLS AND MACHINERY.
r.,ug LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Lasccsses. Aas-
sl5gsees. maDuisc;uies Locomotives OF ruy SIZE or
cnaoe STATIONARY Engines LaIhes Pianers; all KINDS o
Ta 't'otton. WoOllen aud Paper Machinery, Turbine
psrTs, Water Wheels Gurnsey's Patent Printing Press,
S 30 al articles warranted best materials and work
msn.fip Information may be obtained and orders for
.rded on application to Ar. JAMES PLUNhEr, s. tho
e,sta Henss Ilsi.iS Ts1asSssS or address
0e J. b. ". PAGE, 7fsosgSer,
nav 2s-sud Of6es, IL, knby st.. Esston, Aszs.
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MIE-,- 1TEIS7YET iJE CsiiH,S bOAiNb-
ING AND DAY, sCllOOL ,o,h r..
Twill raso,cs III Ne ssioD Monday Sept ION ~
w - y = ~ obtained 90 application ii her re-.
d,uss = " c9Tnsr Pioe and Fifteenth srse's' PhAat'-
phia, po.rd,,sn n d Rev Vim.
r.a.a- =, ~ Kav Newton Brown, d. D., Rev. Henri
0aTIry rev. g. L. Plat Rev }. Gordon Maxwell, PhllA
dslphia. - s,..a I,d-e p v
=, DO" pei s',ra--a I,o,rt u B. Washington CJy; Rev
Jbomss II Skinner, d. D.. Rev joel Parker, D. D., Ne"
YorE. Rev. George woodbridge, F. T. Dsae! Jr t-sqr
Richmond, Va -. NH
vile Tenn. A. X Crozer Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
seut25-Sm.
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IMPROVED
Hdyamna Plan Lottery
iOrt Gaines Academy Lottery.
CLASS 10
I'm be- drawn at Atlanta, December "a.
C4uital Prize, $4,000
1000 PRIZES!

TicAts As Halves e. 50. Quarters 81 20.
Tcats in this great Scnene arc '[ s4e " III ioo0
able ts.lers in the United states Auu CSnSaH
Blk on all solvent BANKS 'aAeh Al PA' Ai 0olAA
tons briefly confidential. r.,. :. a., -.
sSf Parties wishing 70 oits, t"SSS SSs, ~ A o.s
Schenf, viii please 6daTees "a - -'i az
NASiR LILLE POST UFFlSh, Nhsh A"Ae'' VIII W IN
msdislIyc forwarded 10 their address. ,,.
iNs"'' '0- SAMUEL SWAN,
,ov9L ia Agent aud Manager, Atlanta, Ga
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WYE are underway ag liu and viii be pleased 10
w cur friends any hing they TEy want IN the Fur
nitsrs HDe. jostl0) GROOAES, NANCE, & co.
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-. -. !, - ! liRS IN OIi. CLoTHs.

'CD lEA EEkS IN Olls CACA NJ.
r,ur ,nIerslgued being largely engaged IN uauiaetnr-
ing OA Cloths, has made arrangements 10 ~ ms "1sn
anufsctred goods, The stock in sorS Is con plee .s
quantity iosurpasse ed and the prices ~ ""''" ~
isrd 10 s,ll, cannot fail TO give sAis'aeuen'
His stock consists Of - ,.
Frouo to IS ieet wiGe-new patterns, OsAs I-Peslly
Mari le and Tiles. .,~,.,
On Dueks Drills sad Ncsiin enansed ana Pin sfiAce
TabIe Oil Cloths,
AoGI vide in the piece aud Paltern superior o'hs I'M
ported -, C,o,bs g.
-sD''' - THOMAS POTILA
a. ManufGcu7l-
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UCETSe SesIUU o
Snirif9

spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
this preparation does with feeling of the utmost con
6dence in its virtues and adaptation the diseases ~
which It "a recommended
lis no new and untred article but one that has 500,
the test Of ten years trial before ths American people
aud its reputation and sale is unrivaed by any sma
parstisns exant The testimony in its favor -~S p e
most prominent and well known Phv~-1A1s ala lndlvlc
uals il all parts Of the e0uDfs = thS ioioW-
ing from your own Sts., - peeuy ouomllea-rSier.
sc,ica receipt Book, for Farmers and Families-to
bo had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bitters
friuepal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch ST. PhadeI
phis, Pa ,,-,,,,,,,,,- ,-,,,,,, ,,r-,,,.,,,,--
Dr. z. b. SCARBOROUGH, Dover, Tennessee, Aurust "a
sent me- and if the preparation continues to do as much
0oo3 az IL has dge I ~ Be tie best sslicns sgsr s2Ld
here"
L. SSopgaKss Sparta, Tenaessee August 90 1853 Saws.
I am pleased state that our German BterS mas given
satisfaction in every nstare where il has been used"
B. T. HoLLINs HllsborCagh, Tennessee Angus: 30 1883
saws: arn pleased to SAFE that the German Bittes has
given general satisfactory
Dr p FATTo q BRn Knoxville Tennessee 9th Anri
1881 said: Your B ers selling veTv FIST; and
every person that has ed 50 sr rs We have been able
10 learn, has been beFhted-'
/ W FR.SKiIN GO, Gallatin, Tennessee, Decernbar
IN ls50 said: T5 tirm will more of your Bt
ters soon as one oTe partners thinks il Is great red
cine"
said "Therei geat demand TOT Jour Bitter here; !ss
~ 9a sStirey Etgea5 free from I'll Injurious
ipSTedents strengthen the sys and never PTOa
~ - Sold dealors in Nsdoins aud storskeasTs e7
0ry g+ od Nashville BY Berry Dsuove irown
aIHbhs Evil Brothers. Il. q. ScOvei, and desSFs 10 meo
cine generaly. ,L-ouI ---eJ -
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WYE Offering reasonable terms that convenient
w THREE STORY HOUSE on Cherry street within
few doors of Cedar street. adjoining the residence OF
Col. l.. p Chestham, and occupied by Ar. Samuel
Bugg.
The house contains ten good rooms besides Kitchen &C.
and well adapted for the family residence of doing
business the Square The house and lot will be
sold for about what the building would Apply TO
LINDSLEY & CROU UKkTT,
nov23 9G Col ere street
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DIR POSES to publish by subscription, Literary
il paper, 20 be called SHEH ANE'S MONTHLY" in the
city Of Atlanta Georgia. Tns periodical will be mostly
devoted TO review Of Theological, Historical. Bi0grepki
CAL and Lterar WORKS. issuing from the American Press
South.
TERNsThe Monthly will contain from 40 to as pagea
good paper per month, 81 per annEm, pay able the
ception Of the frs. number Address the Editor at atlanta
Georgia. rov2G-E
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THE MOSQUITO COLONY-LETTER
FROM col. KINNEY.


national HOTEL, Warrington. Jan. :, 1850.
GFNTLrMlN: Certain public journals aud their cor
respondent taSe within the lest mouth or two, made
FREQUENT reftroces TO the Central American Com
pany," ascribng to il designs untrue and UNJUST,
and purposes wholly foreign 10 its true obJsctsi aud
having observed in your own paper also some oDec'
tons and aega' on the part OF an ohcia repre-
sentative near our Government betraying m-concep-
tons the undersigned in the absence OF the President
of the Company begs leave to deny explicitly all
such injurious impntstions aud 20 make known to the
American public the true objects purposes and hopes
OF the Company >,
The ohiect of the Company is 10 take peaceable
posses.on Of its lands honestly and peaceably ac-
duired for the purpose of developing their abundant
agricultural, mineral aud commercial resources. In
doing So is disposed 10 infringe no man rgats nor
To offend agsinst any law 1t will carefully respect
alike The rights territory and property OF states and
individuals It's objects all peaceful and, IN me
Judgment of the de-sgned csn only be su;cessiul
bv a peacesble prosecution OF them.
The company vie wing the subject in the same lish',
has insructd ha TO his best efforts on al occs-
s,ons 10 cultivate smicable and peaceful relations
with all with whom in the discharge OF their duties,
he may be brought in contact and, as the lands eH;
hraced in the Companys grant lrhoIy HuocchDi'd
b. cGrcrse claimants, there viii be scarcely chance
/ OF collision unless brought about by such lnteur
perste and unfounded charges as those shth oharac
terize the New.YoTk publications to which nave re-
! ferred. r
the n.ysuspers or listening e. Interested Suggestions
/ snd IT skipc Them the foundation If charges which
arr p; once ridiculous and untrue had sought nfor
NATION OF the officers sgents OF the company they
would have received assurances which would nave
Quoted their alarmed apprehensions, and instructed
! th.m fulls as TO ii true objects
| In conclusion have only to repeat that the o.
iects of the Company are peaceful incompetence
| with rome Of the duties which It's members owe -
! their own Government, and designed to violate no
law OF their own country or any other. Its objects
| ore speh AZ good men everywhere can approve.
delightful climste soil etming with more than trop-
icsl abundance location unrvaled in its advan,a'
pes but all of which, until now, have renNn.d un'
nsed and unmproved inviting the hand OF enter
prse TO subdue and bring them under the dominion
Of industry and civilization To do thists take
able possession of their lands without preludice
TO the rights of persons or voist,on OF any primo
nile Of the public LAWS the object o. the Company
! and il has no othsr. Yours, very respectfully,
II L. KINNEY. General Agent C. A Company
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AccIDzST on THE NEw.YORK AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD Yesterday morning. about o'clock, the
night Express train bound east the New-York and
Erie Railroad, net with an accident BY running
against large rock which had become displaced
and lodged upon the track The accident occurred
in dee cut wet Of Hankins Station, about twenty
FIVE miles We 81 Of Nanowsburg. The engine, bag
gage snd smoking were thrown of OF the track;
the ears badly su ashed up, and the engine badly
damaged. passenger, Mr.. Robinson, was consider
ably injured and several other passengers narrowly
escaped. An engine obtained at N.rfo"'ourg'
and The train arrived at It's destination about four
hours behind tine. The Cincinnati train wa also
detained about five hours behind time, By the acct
dent. rumor is in circulation that the rock had
been ooseIed and placed upon the track, BY num-
Der Of persons who had been discharged from the
employment Of the ,mpany.
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FIREs.-Last night about IL o'clock, FIRE broke
cot in carriage shop occupied by james Hunter 10
Fifst-st rear South si1thst, East Brooklyn. Inc
.top was ,wo-,tory wooden building, and, together
with tie contents, was entirely destroyed. The hre
.pread to the adjoining building, occupied by Mr.
Van No.trsnd as an ice depot and stables, and a''
nv ur. Moran, a marble cutter, which was as"
burned together With row Of sheds in the rear, oo-
euuied "a stables. The buildings were owned oy "''
A kerry Loss about g., OOo-covered by ins'f'"e
Nr. urterlottseven new wagons and bis 'oon, W..
At s2.,oo-covered by insurance. Mr.. ,N ~.
rand. loss about o. ,ooo-coyered ~ in'ui"no' '
Moran, La in marble mantIes &c. ABOUT ''''''-
AL O'clock another Are broke gu. in grocery
.o.,b...,t corner Of South Third and Fourth
-. coupled by Gennan-nams not ascertainea'
TO-. r".n ri, wife and children were unable 70 g.
go and would have been burned To death he'd tnsy
80, been rescued by the frsmen, who took thsn
t+om he second story window while partially SUMO
lated. At the time our reporter lett, the hrs W.
burning 6ercey and fears were entertained tnss 1'
surrounding buildings being ofwood, would 'sA' A''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

ALLEGED ToRGrRf.-A man named g. Il; Foster
wa. before AID Ogle Yesterday on the aleyed charge
Of for eirg the name ofwu +. Burton, of New iork
as an indorser OF q note for niney dsys, payao,e
Ter purchased over 300 worth of clothing from Nelly
s Co., ard rendered the check or note, when was va
taken by Kelly and the balance p'id IN cash. p va
presenting the note il was discovered tina, Mr. par
ton pane sn mo- Se ef 40 ooS bs to snswer
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