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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857.

WiI new YORK. and FhiIad. Iphia
ouI aIIeTaGiom from Ia june 10
IsI of DeeemDer, 1851.
First Class, per lOG i0''' 2I9
Tbi,J IS
Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and other light
goods lot eHumeralsd, Carboys Of Acids, or
FIRST CLASS
PIANO Fores, 'oks, saionery Boots, s. oes Liquors,
Js. &c in ,thes CAmPh ne aud Spirits Ierpentlns IN
ses Checks COnlecuOnsrrs Cotton ards; Dry GOOds n
sgTs arden See 5, Looking tIzsses and Looking GAS
Ptes (at owners risk Oysters and iGTs, Saddery
rim and BrILtania Ware, eas and SPICES.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except snoh specified IN third class Coffee
HfI- Machinery, reign Liquors IN barrels and pipes
and .ks Crockers a. Queenssare in and casks
ice, Whiting, rias er, sheet brAss and Copper
tHsKD CLASS.
Tia Plate Auss Wee, casss Of hams ard Hoes Mai
sud llon Cordage Coaee, heavy asings Mil Gearng
arrsgr springs, ana axes, Hsiroad " heels and Aze7
IA - anu SPECIAL RA1 rs.
Ro.es Hats Furnnur5 and CaTrazrs bO1ed sBd Other
gb ar is. ot emu eraied; also, Cahoyso Acd otei
n-micals, will be 'hafeed a. e a1e hrst class rates
{rr Have even package paIhlI "a rked ~itn PAM o
S-,pse d,sriuaI aud d-pOl Of drlyur Auent on q
m matter pr, delays AID os es ano insurss SPEEDY
slIvery n,urSr,oNs
o5s .hiDt,- via Gnuab should consigned 70
+ Central K1i road, AMI packages marked car,
1yent G. K vannah "a
(ynode shipped Ia lesion Oe 70 the
- NJ of Inc s'lrOad, Cbar e-toh and pacS
% marked, care A gent L. X. \. Charleston, . e..
through rates ~ ooFers al EXPENSES firm New
yorx Nashv lie. No e0HhaisoR, dTGgGgs, wharfage
.Aarrsd eltAsr q, Chariest0a or SaDaHRGA
~t ou.siu, rey up,Jl uH'rn and prompt deliyr
res b both lises Over hafges and dau ages by eth
me- will be adjusted D. the agents VI The Nashgil and
Chattanooga Rad.
10 case o MISSING goods will lake charge Of any
for their recovery, and n Oand
will DIV rr the same the expiration of 30 DAYS amer no
tee Is gwen =H NOTICES o lost goods, or Nasavis Or sta
ti0Rs ash1iHe and Chattanooga Road mHsE be I'd
dressed to H. I AHders0R, SHD't, .HasAUtiLs
eensnts wien in New YOrk Will receive every inorma
lion and as sLance IN shpptng GppSi the gent
Line, No, 10 broadway.
CHA's w. ANDERSON,
maVQ9-n nj Aoen
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh TO
PhilasS Iphia-
ENhAlNS leave Pittsburgh sa OllOws: Mall A. NJ: East
4 Line 2. N Ezr rsss Mail $40 P. NJ
The Express Mail runs Daily the other SundaVa eH-
eepted; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with ali Trains
from
ss. Leus, Mo, Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa;
CaIrO Rock Island and Oh eagO, ILOis Lexington and
LOuisville, ky.: Terre Haute, indianapolis and La
fayette, Indiana Cincinnati Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, zsnesVIlle, Crestne,
hGssiiOn aud Wooster, Ohio. AlsO
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE WEST,
FARE As Low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
PasSengeIs trOm the West rely this
shortest and most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. NEW YORK, and Al.
EAS1EKN CITIES
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug. q Passenger Lines, Peuna. Railroad PhIa
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENr SCHEMEI
TO BE ERAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER.
495 Prizes amounting to. }32O,OO
PRICE or TICKETs
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES 5; QUARTERS, $23s
an

495 Prizes amounting to. {3&U, 900
PRICE
WHOLE TICKETS, lO;HALVES S; QUARTERS, $21.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate Slips paper
encrcled with small tan tubes and placed in Wheel
TRe 6rst Prizes, similarly printed and sncrced,
The Wheels then fevOved, and a number drawn
irawn from Wheel. The Number and Prize
opened and exhibited the audience,
~ the Commssoners the Prize beng placed against The
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
APFRoxrnATIoE PEIEEs-The Two preceding and the tvO
succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the drsl Prizes
ted 10 the % approximation Prizes For Gxau pl :
II Ticket No. I25O draw s6O,OOO Pnze those 1ckt
cred l245, li:49 l25 II252, will be entitled
F4OO If Ticket No. $50 draws the 70 90 prize Tick
numbered 546 $40 55l 552 will each be entitled to $780,
md so on according TO the scheme
The 8vv prlzes sZV determined the last fg
dre OF No that draws the $4,000 prize. For example
the number drawn the $4,000 prize ebds with l. then
ali the rckeJs where the number DIS in will be entitled
$40 Ii the number ends with No. 2 then ali the tickets
'here the number ends IN will be entitled to $2U and
90 ontO0,
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the following
ties, which IS the risk.
certificate of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets ..... $SC
10 Half ........ A,
10 Quarter :" q
10 Eighth ........ It
IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
ncose the money to our address for the Tickets OrdeI
ID the receipt OF which they will be forwarded by hrs
all Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any be
re they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be to
urchBs. rs Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
neIr Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prizeis drawn, and payable
o full without deduction.
Ey ALI prizes Of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
tsr the drawIng-other prizes the time Of thrs
lays.
address Orders for Tickets or Certificates r.
S. SWAN CO, Augusta. Ala.
or, L. SIINSTkIN, BuA 3, Nashville
T Persnns residing near NO tgomer, Ala, atlanta,
Ga their orders ded tIme by address
ing 90, al either OF lhose cities
nUN3 3l-u
V list Of the numbers that drawn from wh el
~h the of the prZe that is enti'lei
M be publ he'd after diving IN the folio" ing pa
yerss-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteilgPnceT, New
York Weekly bay Book Savannah Morning News Rich
n0ud OispaIca and New York Dispatch, aud PaudiBE
lMiss-l laTiOs
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Bargains Extraordinary in Real Estate
Bargains! Bargains =! !!

VXR offer great barg n fur cash in tWe besunuy tim
w bered building Lots fronting each 90 lection ana
street in HpustOns tion E1gened, ADJ llng M
j. L. &R. W. BROWN,
or, oa-ow AK Cheyrs street.
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90 OYSTERS. 90

000 BOzgN FREsB BALTIMORE OYSTER received
-OO this day, UctobsT "a, by VESSEL d THOMPSON.
CALMON-5O Kite, No A. Salmon ana MackereI Aeo, a
~ large fresh Salmon aud Lobster received
this cav, October "a, BY VESSEL d THOMSON.
ERUITS- Fresh Figs RsIsins, Lemons and Onnges re.
Il ceived thi. day, Ucgober -, by w. q I.
THFESE-5O boxes English Dairy and Nutmeg Cheese,
" dlIect frOa New YORK. For sale by
OctA-tt VESSEL g. THOMPSON.
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ALLTINNEs>EE RANK NOTES

J. G.. Robertson
TTAS In / re ,eived the following Goods,
Ill IS box Raisins fresh
lUO d0z Baltimore Oysters fresh,
~ box shell Almonds,
30 do nets,
10 OrRuges,
s do Lem,
10 bbls ~ Louis Cider, sweet,
10 do MlcsrOlie,
SaitimOre Preserved Fruit, assorted,
100 do F.e ch CONTEMPORARIES,
50 do hrese Tesh,
!O1 Ssr IRys,
90 harrel- London Porter aud Scotch Ale,
Iarge ass rtmeut Fire Works and other Fancy ar
tcleR suitable hrsmas; will sold 20 suit the times
by g tObEhIoON,
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Wanted.

GENTS for several Soutnere stae Iol llo - ~ I,, -
means where I. vsI Al THOUSAND DOLLARS ean De- ads
~ , ie. i not VI " sO B. 2 SHIELDS.
III 70 % t5s square
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rrTEhsve received Fourteen more oeW Pi- .-szg5,.,
w a1o-Fortes from these unriTalled ma s9f
80 Lig6t newton Bradbury, and Hainss q 1F
srs VS. h makes our stock very large aud aesirasbe
se would be pleased to have these instruments szm1sd
Nv all whsther they desire to purchase not Every P
n sold BY shall be warranted % give satisfaction IN
sTsry respect fshl0 w 3 FREEMAN.
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Murfreesboro.
/ Will ieks the Exchange bs. 4 Noses my Goods,
oct > a MGILL.
Shirts, ; hirts.
IUSI received smother Shris warranted OF supe
~ do' quaisl abd ices suiI Iho iurs.
5pcI M7GtLL.
Byron and Standing Collars.
sUPEHp a-ur - ul sIIi4rs, even and style,
. 4 and for b, Ii N'GIL--
Embroidered Shirts
IU>Trecetved a uyOI hand uely rnfsred
- -hris de Oour sgi bic fl patty d we'd
dIn- Oees-iOLs. "t A'GlLL.
Buck Skin Shirts
FeH be ia "a sh "a; s.eived and foR
n sale By OtllS b M'uILL-
Underwear
VERY variety OF Un4eI wear all Af
prices Oei Is JH M-GILL.
Stocks, TIES, AND CRAVATS.
A FIRST Il rcaris, Stocks lies and Cra-
Il t and Tor, with endless variety OF
goods received n, for sale upon reasonable terms by
o. Il n H'fiILL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
LSO large stock OF Geutemsns travelling shauIs a. d
n Blankets, and hOOeH Jackets and last received
And Tor sale BY oct IS d M'GILL.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
livery size yle RO6ss dc Cham0re and Smoking
Il Caps. FOR sale b. OctI5 n NC Ii.
ElS- Ladies' and Gentleme8's Furnishing -grsa
Store, corner Square and College Sls (OeI2
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A RAKE CHANCE FOX BAhG AIMS IN
REAL ESTATE.

WE offer for sale or all Of the oowing most desTa
value. -
ist magnificent Residence Lot 10 Edgeded, OF about
he raslfenee Of Hon. Neil {. Brown
% A beautiful timbe'ed { Of acres, q miles
from the e,ty near the GRl attn Pike.
sd beautiful BLOCK Cf Lots 6n feet square, corner OF
Cat snd Pok streets Hsrding'g addt Nashvill O.
six or eig BIT hundred ards from TIE Capitol.
we Will great peaue in showing any or all of the
above prpeIy wishing buy, and fth5y
e aetIy with Bargains de wish
buy . L. q n " : 5hpWNs
nsT Sim 44a Cherry H.
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ANDREW WISusS
K9rOSene IliIs.

Advertising and subscription Office,
No. 1S3 Nassau Street, aert door to Nassau Bark.
NEW
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Money. Money,
Exchanse Bank GOoG

EzchanES Bank GOOD.
,rNgR underlined large lot Of Roots and Shoes ei
"a avn m scilrs. made expressly for nc all
..da which viii he soid be reasonable pTceS
Fsrme-s AID hers NanutR supply OF Negro shoes viii
20 yyelto examns my stock.
oo store and lof sale I25 sides rate Black HRr'
= teathey AM q Tot o. Iad skins sc.
Rr eth, n ~hoes Lester viii lake money on The tx
change Bank al pGr . 49,
INV W HAMILTON.
ooti South college.
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Z Tnmrannehrrg Ban
pianos Pianos.

VIE will 81, Yarns, sheesls AID OsnSoorEs Tor Bank Or
W LsNieHos W GORDON d co
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.


&uNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
ngton be procured, to which point as well as to
stmOre il is the shortest most direct in every re-
pect the reliable route. 1t is the only BY which
purchasers OF Through Tickets to New York enabled
, reach the cities Of baltimore, Philadelphia and New
crk the cost of q Ticket TO New York only thus sn
ong Business Men and Travellers pleasure or iufor
four OF the principal cities the Union for
Oss cost than Gun be Afforded BY any other route
and the lnIy by which Through Tickets can
had to Richmond Norfolk. Winchester Fredericksburg
.ud Petersburg Va, Charleston, savannah, Macon Al
Anta Augusta, Berkey Springs Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches OF
arter a Thomas, steamers the Cumberland river
LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
iail steamers Cincinnati, with the JefsrsonviIle
fsrGad 10 Indianapolis, Ind, make direct connection o.
0lumbus. ohio, with the Central OhO Railroad Whee
e whence close connection with the baltimore anc Ubl
abroad made TO Washington City, Baltimore, Phils
istphls sno New 1Ork
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
transferred at Cairo The Of the Illinois
sntTai Railroad, IRON thence passing through Terr,
Indianapolis, Dayton and &ena Columbus Thrst
aly Trans leave Columbus, 81 10 a. H.. $3.50 r. ~ sno
p. M.
k Travellers are requested to notcr that while thus II
Oay route If riding Through tickets to al the East n
the charged BY other routes t. Ast
Sk Jty, it Is also the sh-rIesl most speedy and dlrsc
all the esdug points the East. The distance frur
plnmbus to 80 umnre U1ly 57s niles being about fu
ez shorter to Ne~ York than by any Other Ther
less changes Of cars by this route, and consequen,
detention than b. any other
- The ROAD bgllsste0 with broken stone ane
aureT free from dust
For further normation please apply so d. g RUMSE,
gent Nashville, Tenn
tor Through Tickets sDpy in ousvlle al the ofC. %
U. 5 MAI steamers. or al II Jacksonville AaIrsa,
lice, Nam street Nm ). WUOISIDk
Master Transportation b. 4 q r b
JOHN d. SHARP. General Western Agent
uns 2S
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Oysters. Oysters.

LoEGINETTR No p Market street has lust received
u large supply Of Fresh and nice Norfork ,sers,
packed in ice For sale By the half by Ihs
dCEen. Call at The sign of u e Oyster. pov3-iw.
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lESHT HART, u 3. ". HAOsAE "a. JOHN 3. HAET
HART, MACRAE Il co.,
WHOLESALE GR OoKRs ACOMMIssIoH
MERCHANTS,
Nos and Snnfh Marh IL atrn.t N,uh-iIl. t.

" = v - = = a - = Y . W = hS = Z !
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Marketstres!, Ns
JUST RECEIVkD AND NOW IN ST
1855 hhds n. y. Sugar, 5 barrels
sS boxes Havana sugar, 800 assortC
lz3 barrels n. Y. Crushed2OO packao
Sugar, leo coils t5
as barrels N. 7. POwdsred40O Qross
Sugar, 300 dozen
so barrels N. o Loaf Sugar Sc nests
EU0 barrels N. o. Molsssss, so boxes
lHew erOp,) so BIKES
S56 bags selected BaltiL.Jrs fsuper
Coffee, 500 kegs "
500 bags n. D. Rio Coffee, 1000 Kegs
50 bags Aguira Coffee, Sizes, }
25 bags Old GoVerument5OO gross
Java Conee, 100 boxes
Is bags Pepper, SoaD,
% bags spice, 10 eases G
lUO CASKS super Carbonate so dOz. ri
Soda, 500 reaus
90 halt che Imperial 4 ping p
blae< TeA, 500 n. g
l5O boxes Va and Ky. To-lO0 bags s
oBeoJ, 10 Keys b,
large assortment of com. 400 barrels
mou and hne Cigars so barrel,
90 boxes CARROTS Scotch CrAeke
snuff. $50 bbls K
50 boxes smoking Tobacco, Is barrels
50 coils Manila Rope, Whiskl
81 boxes Pearl starch, 25 barrels
% cases Sardin0s, Old Ry
50 -ses Oy ysgeTS, so barrels
so boxes Ass0rted Pickles, ty VIII
90 boxes CaIsuP and Pep-I5 barrels
per sauce, Key,
IS boxes Ass'd. Pie Fruits, 4 or cas-
% Cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy
zJO boxes W K Cheese, 10 Casks I
50 boxes English Dairy 5 CASKS +
Cheese, 3 casks
40 packages Star Candles, 5 easks
SO do TalloW do q b5ls \
Is bags Timothy Seed, 80 obls. A
w boxes sss'd Glass Ware, lO Bbis A
% eOxss SXlO and iOXl2 20 Dbls. r
window Glass,
ian ART A.
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Painting establishment.
BUILDERS hOusehOldeFs, &C, requested
- lice that the undersigned having necessary
arrangements and secured the services eompstsRt
men, Is now prepared 70 take
Laige Contracts
the line of his vocation In all its branches.
In the department OF
House Painting,
The suh0er prepared 10 with the greatest
prOwptness all contracts, no large NAV be
dered, In style sQt upon .srms which fail give
atisfaeIiOn.
He is also prepared to execute all manner OF
sign and ornamental Painting, GrainIng and
MarbIing.
Having In thai department secured the
Expert and experienced artists
The subscriber would request persons having WORK his
line TO give hIm call before maxim ahai arrangements
mar'hS-du R.T. z EMING,
80 iintan At. betss cen Oherr. 4 mes
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For sale.

.)el ACRES OF LAND, sftHa-ed three four miles
ZOO North Oths city, between Galan aud PortsF
Turnpike Raids One Tract Of about l55 has be,n
subd ided IN pieces varying from IL 5Oacrss viii
be sold Out In s Whole bes purchasers
Ibiss Tract superior Land, entirely free rln rocks
its sol deep and d" the richest quality, well mbered and SCI
In blue grass, has number Of hne SpTngs ali times
oTdng abundant supply Of the purCs From
Gsliatn road h reached by good Turnpike half His
IN length, and road now in Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River. On lne Farm
Is cOmOrtAb dwelling and OuthOusos, young apple
orchard OF go Trees peach orchard, and long range OF
and substantial fence skirts ths place
ruad TeTms-l and years, win date Of
purchase
ALSO, Une other Tract Of about los aerss three miles
Sort-eas from the city and half Cal
latin road This fTac Is nearly surrounded b turnpike
roads, and subdvided into Lots containing from IS
and nterseeted lsrmsl and
years, with interest," Possession given Immediately
either both of above Land, provided pur
chaser will pay sir for the growing crops
stock included. JOHN D. WINSTON,
mar2z-d6 Is CHERRY street.
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Wheat! Wheat!!

TNHR undersigned having orders oT Wheat VIII pay ne
i highest market rate deliverable al McCTeS q lerass
x. WEBB,
ivty "A &wu Cotton and Produce Broker.
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McCrea & Terrass,
c r Q G E z S +,

biquOFs. Iron, NaiI>, and Castings,
Corner Of broad and College streets,
hA~HVE1IE rEu7
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TRUNkAI nkUNKS!
"aGA%v

WISH " purchase from 10 25 600 bushels OF prime
rnerrhan ntarle heat immediate delivery iof Hhith
~ m nav the Cull mars el price. X. C'KANE,
Marx street.
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Js ea. CUKKEY,
Funeral Undertaker.
ResuY1ed pavYrent.

WE viii sell arst rAte Neg-) Man. pa able The fund
w OF the Exchange Bank of NurireesbarO. Also thre
fine Pianos for any Of the Free Bank Money
o,i BoYD & co.
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:. B. FOGG. H.M R. FOGG
F.B. F0GG g. SON.

r B. FUGG, having taken his Son into partnership, they
will practic5 Law In the Supreme, 5dsril end Law
ourts Of David County Prompt attention vii Be gysa
o. collection Of claims in elf-6n
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From the journal OF Commef
THE ERIE RAILROAD DISASTER.

The Cincinnati express train ON the Erie railroad RAM
the track about o'clock Saturday afternoon at poi
between Lordyie and Hawkins, some $50 miles from NJ
ork The train, consisting of baggage car and .
passenger cars was progressing at the usual speed s
curve on the bank of the Delaware river when It euc
tered broken rail- and all the cars were violently hu
down the embankment a distance Of about twenty 4
The engine went off on the other side of the track and
little injured In their descent the cars turned oT
their Sides and struck the thick ice with such force
break II through submerging end Of each Of the n
so that the water poured in in great quantities The
Der OF passengers board was about seventy and VI
escape from instant death was indeed marvellous @5
one, whose name could not learn was killed Flo u
crushed in most shocking manner between the bagg
car and the ice, The unfortunate man was undersD
TO be sailor, on his way from Cincinnati to "
ton. About thirty of the passengers (among ~
three or four lades) received severe external inln
mostly about the head, but 1t is believed that none
prove fatal brakeman got severe blow in the %
which, 1t was feared, had fractured his ribs, b Fl
was able to come on TO New York with the other sI
ers, and has probably sustained no serious injury II
eral passengers were somewhat burned by the upetI
the stoves. Fortunately, the ice on the Delaware
strong enough TO arrest the progress of the cars
might have been called upon TO record truly bon
catastrophe. The inmatesrwere compelled to make "
way out as best they. gould through the doors and
dows When thea struck and broke through W
the terror Of ths passengers was inconceivabe and
the cars begaU to Gil with water, there frantic
70 get -4Hs but notwithstanding the wild exctenen
the psment all effected their escape in safety
Pf$engers, suffering severely from the cold ives
proceeded to the farm houses near by, where hs
with hospitable welcome. Medical and surgical
ance was procured, and the wounds and bruises 7
sufferers were properly cared for. After detenp"
i've or six hours, the passengers took the New fOEA
press train and came on to the city arriving here
noon of yesterday.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
from the Clerk of the House presenting list of the clerks
in the Clerks office of the House of Representatives which
was laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. FAULKNER Of Virginia the Com
mitee of the Whole discharged from the further con-
sdsraton of the bill for the relief of B. r. Kennery and
and 1t was taken up and put upon its passage
Mr., McMULLlN, of Virginia, moved to recommit the
bill to the Committee of the Whole which motion was
disagreed to.
The question then required upon the passage of the
bill which was read the third time and passedyeas 49,
nays 81.
THE sELKcT NvEsrIeATRa COMMITTEE
The CHAIR stated that he was informed that witness
was at the bar in custody OF the sergeantat-Arms
The SergeantatA rms of the House Mr. g. Glossbren-
ne then announced that in obedience TO the order of the
House OF the l6h instant he presented within the bar Of
the House Mr.. Joseph L. Chester
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ScoTLAsp--Five noblemen-- Marquis Of Breada
the Dukes Of Argyll, Athol Sutherland and Bucce''
are said TO own onefourth Of the land in all ScOtsno
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Mr.. DICKSON, from the same committee reported Mn
for the relief Of Chore Chase Of New York which NJ,
read twice and committed.
Mr.. PIKE of New Hampshire from the same commit
reported bills for the relief of Thomas Berry, Of Simon IA
eaud, Of James 0Dean, and of Allen Smith; which ws
severally read twice and committed.
Mr.. LUMPKlN, OF Georgia, from the COMMITTEE >,
ported bills for the relief Of Joseph Bailey and Elijah D
invalid soldiers Of the war Of 1875 which were several.
read twice and committed.
Mr. MILLER, Of New York, from the Committee on r.,
dictionary Pensions reported bills for the relief OF the
viyng children Of Basil Mignaut officer Of the reyo
tonary war and for the relief of John Montey soldier
the war Of the revouon which were Seyeray read tWS
and committed.
Mr.. TAYLOR, of Louisiana, from the Committee ~
Claims reported bill for the relief Of George W. Brs
which was read twice and committed.
Mr.. NICHOLS, of Ohio from the Committee on Prutn,
reported resolution ordering the printing for the use
the General Land Office of five hundred extra copies Of M
annual report Of the Commissioner of said Office with n
accompanying maps and exhibit; which agreed To-
On motion of Mr.. DAVIDSON, the Committee Of u.
Whole discharged from the further consideration
the bill for the relief of Charlotte Turner and was rs
twice and passed.
Senate bill for the relief of Salie T. Matthews was tb
taken up when the House insisted its amendments
the disagreed to by the Senate and concurred in In
request of that body for committee Of conference
Speakers table, with sundry bills Of public character
and they severally read twice and appropriately
ferred.
And then, at three o'clock, the House adjourned.
PETITION.
BY Mr.. KIDWELL: The petition OF Rufus Maxwell AM
others for mail-route from oakland Allegheny coun
Maryland via Shirys Red House, Forks Of Horse Shoe Run
Bonndeld's Mills, and Holly Meadows, to New Interest
Randolph county, Virginia.
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