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LAND Eea SALE IN HAY
Valuable Real EsIafe


Iron Property for sale at Public Auction.
ON MONDAY the edth day OF December. next will rer
for sale at the Court house door Of EddyVe
lyon county ky aeed OF twelve, eighteen and
nth' time with interest date the Iron Proper
ty Of Kelly Co., kneWn Suzanne Furnace Forge
Rether with all the unod lands belonging thereto being this
time near ten thousand sces much Of which fair
and very we'll adapted to grazing purposes we'll
production OF tobacco and all the grain usually raised
this climate.
should there he necessity FOR doing considerable portion
of the lands will divided into scs purchasers
Engine and Machinery disposed separately The machinery
at both Forge and Furnace is in first great
power well suited 10 other besides
iron, hoped some enterprsng manufacturer will will
ing to nndet Ike the opuson OF profits
ing the crude metals aundanty in
thereto d
This sale s in obedience Of order the Lyon Fquty and
Criminal Court its late session, will pe sold without
Aose wishing to invest in IroH Property
ing grazing viii do Welo hand on the day
sac as bargains will be given without doubt.
At the same time will sell wagons with harness.
suited to the iron business but easily converted common
Also few large kettles with Of which, least every large
farmer should lie supplied.
Personal security in part and lien property required of
purchasers. MACKEN,
nlv27-d&wtd Commiszioney
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Ar lEhNOON SESSlON.
Mr.. - bill II. r. IL, being bill to repeal
sec. 1886 to 1891 inclusive of the Code, after a
pension Of the rule, taken up and Senate
amendments nOn-concurred in.
SENATE Bills ON SECOND READING.
The following Senate bills we're read the second
time and appropriately referred:
tSenatOr PEERS bill 10 x the salary of State Liz
brsrisn referred 10 special committee on the Ii
brRTy.
Senator Stokes bill to amend sec. ji2 in relation
to the exemption Of properly belonging TO Literary
Institutions; referred 10 the Committee on Educa-
ton.
Senator Psynes bill to suppress and punish frauds
in cotton aud tobacco packing referred to Judiciary
Committee.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The following Senate bills we're severally passed
the third reading in the House CT Representatives:
Senator Psype's bill TO incorporate the German
Confession at Memphis.
Senator Payne's bill TO change the place of pay
ing of certain State bonds; yeas 80 nays Is
Senator Payne's bill to incorporate West Tennes-
see Academy at Memphis, and other academies.
And then
On motion, the House adjourned till to morrow
morning at o'clock.
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UoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, DecImber 8, 1859
The session was opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Quintard.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. JOHNSON offered joint resolution directed
10 the officers Of the Planters aud Union Banks,
calling for the names Of the stockholders, places Of
their residence, and the amount Of stock owned by
each.
, The resolution lies Oh the tablesone day under
the rule.
Mr.. VAUGHAN offered joint rsIuticn aPpOi T.
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NOTICE TO CONTR1CTo,,@

NVAACE AO CONTRACTORS.
Nashville and North.WeSterr Rat1ro.a
A PUBLIC LETTING Of the GRADUATION BRIDgINa
n and TKEsSLlNG Of about "A miles Of the Western DViS
ion OF the Nashville and North Western Railroad extepdn
from near een 10 Huntingdon will held At Dresden T
nessee on ~ TUESDAY, Sth ofDECEMBER next.
fIohs- Rams Soecidcsiians, &C. will ready and op.n Al
Ie Engineer Oee in Hickman, Ky November 2gtb Ia
Der Sth - I'm !" Deoem-
sealed Proposals for tie By Sections Of about one mile
eaen VIII be sed until December 3d. Hickman Ky and
hdtl the morning Of sh Dresden Teun Fsrm1
mostly cash. X sTEVRNsoE
President
Pa. HE.LNER,
no'on Engineer Western Division
TUNHAT UNIQUE ORIGINAL HAT, WORN
y BY the dashing, EOllickng Zouave, can Be had At
noVlS RATERRIELn 4 WALKRRes
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Louisville and Nashville
a N

1.-TWO through Passenger Trains between Nashville and Lou
isyle making connections at Louisville for New
York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City, Buff
fao Niagara Falls Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis and the
far west.
First train leaves Nashville at daily, stopping at Gala
tim Bowling Glasgow Junction, Ezabthtewu, and
all regular South o. Lebanon Junction, when sgnad
by ig, aud arriving Louisville at 300 NJ. Returning,
leaves Louisville $40 NJ stopping above and arriving
in Nashville at3:46 ? NJ.
Second train Nashville at 225 daily Sundays
ceptedO stopping first train and arriving in Louisville at
u at night Returning leaves Louisville at 22l NJ stopping
IS above, and arriving in Nashville at 1910 at night
Gaatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily Sun
days exeed at 400 NJ stopping at regular stations when
siRnalled by flag and arriving in Galstn 695 NJ Re-
turning leaves Gaan at 90 NJ arrives in Nashville at
6:45 A. NJ.
JAMES 7. GAMBLE, sup't.
Al. FIELD, Gsn'l. Ticket Ag't.
ov6
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Splendid Building Lots I'm the vicini-
fv Of Nashville for Snlo

WTE offering for sale liberal Is beautiful
w Building Lots, containing nom 30 arres each The
Lots front tie Middle franklin and Broad Street Pixies and
Avenue between pixies Many are fine
lp tmbered have them The hne they ars
about3 miles frem city, NeighbOrhOod equal to any.
deco JL& r WBROWN
VXTE have also SOY OF Land 2 miles from the
city, the Broad street Pike. This can be dvi
del into beautiful Building Lots by the purchaser. Win
be sold on long time
deco liz " BROWN
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STATE OF TENNENSEE.-DAVID COIN
EN CeLRE. NOV. EE VI. IS5A.

Thomas Hing, Ad mr. &c others, Unknown Heirs OF
Louis Allen and Wife Lucy.
Order of Publication for Unknown Heirs.
this cause, motion Of petitioners Thomas King
Admir- &c of Sae Felts, deceased, Others and ap
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Sally Felts
dead leaving nine and other personally be dis
tTihued among her children who have filed petition this
Court for sale Of the said alleging petition that
said Louis Allen ntermarrei with Lucy daughter Of said
Sse Fe both OF whom dead leaving whose
ard residences unknown petitioners. 1t
Tered that publication he male for successive
said unknown Heirs Of sad Louis Alien
heirs should fail to appear and plead aid
by the st Monday in January, 1860, VIII
for confessed and down hearing
FELI& X. CHEATHAM,
CLERK Of the County Court Of Davidson County
BRADFORD l. EAsr,
Sols. Petitionersl noY3O-R4t
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me session was oPeAeu win prayer ny new ~
Quintsrd.
Mr.. WHITM0RE presented q petition from
fortytWo citizens of Psyette county, to prevent The
sale of spirituous liquors within two miles Of GER
tain academies, which was referred to the Committee
on Tipping and Tipping houses, without reading
Mr.. BEATTY presented petition from the Direo-
tors of the Columbia, Pulaski, ElktOn and Alaba-
ma Turnpike Company, in relation to the amount
of State stock in said road Referred to the Com
mittee on Internal Improvements without reading
BILLS ON THE FIRiT READING.
The following bills were introduced, read and
severally passed the first reading:
By MIR. EWING: No. S39. A bill to establish a
State Military School at the Hermitage, to be known
as the Jackson Militsra Institute. $50 copies or
dered to be printed.
By Mr. D0AK: $40. A bill to have certain i'm
provements added to the Penteniary.
By Mr.. LEA: BAL A bill to incorporate the Bell
Vile, Csgeyille and Friendship Plank Road Compa-
ny, and for other purposes.
By Mr. SHE'D: 342 A bill for the relief Of John
Stuart of Van Buren, county. Referred to the
Committee on Claims uuder dispensstion.
By Mr.. HAVRON: 343 A bill TO consolidate the
offices of Entry Tsker and Surveyor in the county
Of Marion.
By Mr.. BUTLER: 844 A bill to attach the county
OF Knox to the I'd Chsncery District.
By Mr., GILLESPIE; 345. A bill for the relief of
JallOFs In certain cases, anu LOT OIner purposes
By Mr.. CHEATHAMI 1856. A bill authorizing the
corporate authorities of the city of Nashville to sell
a certain parcel of ground
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Senate bill No. 6, bill to authorize Banks to pay
out notes of each other, was taken from the files
and made the special order for Wednesday next, the
7th inst.
motion. to recon der the vote by which Mr..
IS resolution directing the Bank Of Tennessee
and branches to report to this House the amount of
money loaned and to whom loaned for two years
previous to the meeting of this Legislature, amend
ed by adding the Union and Planters Banks, was
rejected, was considered, and after discussion
reconsideration agreed to by yeas 80, nays 80.
Mr.. M0RPHIS moved to lay the resolution and
amendment upon the table.
The motion was rejected, ayes "a, nsys ~.
After the offering of several amendments, the
previous question was demanded and the demand
sustained.
The question then recurring upon the adoption of
the resolution, it was adopted by yeas Al nays
%.
And then
On motion the House took a recess till 2 p. m.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.


IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HICKMAN
County, TenncSSee.-John N. Gates ard others
VIM Gates and for the sale Of LandIn this
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mister
from the petition fled that William Gates and Elijah Gates,
of the defendants named in the petition nOnTedeuts Of
the State of tennessee that the ordinary Of the law
served upon them 1t is, therefore, motion Of
petitioners counsel ordered by the Clerk and Master Aforesaid
that publication be made for at least three weeks in the Weekly
Union and american, newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville notifying the said William Gates and Elijah Gates 10
appear the Justices Of County Court Of said Hickman
county County be holden the Court house in
the Of Centreve, the first Monday In January
and plead demur the petition Of petitioners dle
against the will be taken for confessed,
and set for hearing expar;e, as to them.
]. D. EASLEY, c. IN
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JAMES low q Co.,

NEGROES FOR SALE.
EETE have from 25 80 Negroes for sale sheAp ~
w cash, at % Cedar Street.
dec3 LYLEs HUTCHNGs
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INCHANCERY At CENTREYILLE, Ten,

II CHANCEhb Al ZEN LhEN lLLEiS 1ens
October Rules, Is59-W. C. Whthorue and j. J. Will
Jams, Daniel NJ Brown alUpOn motion, founded upon
the affidavit OF j j. Williams Esq and appearing TO the sat-
actiOn Master the reSlences Daniel
NJ Brown and John NJ Brown unknown that the ordinary
process of law cannot he serye upon them, therefore order
publication be made in the Union and American,
paper published in the city Of Nashville for four successive
weeks requiring the said John NJ Brown and Daniel NJ Brown
appear Courthouse the Of Cenreve the
Cd Monday in March and these plead, de-
mplainans bill the will BE- taken confessed
and Sc: for hearing parte as to item
ORVILLE A. NIXON, Clerk < Master.
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Buckskin Shirts and Drawers.

UsT received fresh Of Fancy Goods, Combs Brushes
Purses Pocket Books, Port MonnaIes Leather
Travelling Cases. Shell Tu5kng COmb fancy Buttons RAJ
Straps, Toilet Mirrors Scissors Knives &C. for sales by
Octs i II NcaTII'
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
VTTE have this day received sell low, the following
w GROCERIES and LIQUORS. &C.:
a5O bags Bal Coffee 10 casks CognNc Brandy,
IS bbls Crushed Sugar, 5 do Port Wine
25 do Powdered 90 do Sherry dc
35 kegs Bal. Golden Sy-upI . do Madeira do
BOX bbls do do - do Sweet Malaga,
100 doz BroOms, IS bbls Brandy.
400 DO Oysters, IS do J. H. Smiths WhIskv
quart & half gal Pickles, 100 do pure Rye do
50 do Pepper Sauce, 50 do OH Bourbon "a
50 do Tomato CatsuP, . do Holland Gin,
so do Fresh Peaches, 100 do Tennessee whisky
IS do Pie Fruits, assorted 40 do Newsoms Tenn 90
100 bxs Candy, 10 DO Rum.
100 do bxs & y bxs Kaisns, p legs Lemon Cordial
100 do Chse E. - . do Ginger Brandy,
$4,000 Havana Cigars, Is do Ginger Wine,
10000 Cuba SKIES 40 50 bbls lincoln Whisky,
zoo bxs fohe9o Az Srahds 20 do Robertson County do
SOr sale very 10" Al NOS. Is and IA Market Street
poVlB HUGH NcCREk 4 CO
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EdgefeId and Kentucky Railroad


TUNRAINs will run as follows, Sundays excepted
Leave Nashville at o'clock P NJ.
Arrive at Red River at O'Clock M
Leave Red River at 6:45 NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at $50 A NJ.
Stages connect at Red River for Hopkinsville.
deco A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer.
FOR SMlTHLAND AND PADUCAH.
THNHE fine steamer MINNETONKA, JONI
s. DAsHIEIs Master will leave for smthland Tax u
and Paducah MONDAY, 5th at IL o'clock M -
For freight or passage apply on board
dec4 A. HAMILTON. Agent
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW FRLEANS.
FTNHE fine passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON,
yEssE Johnson, Master, will leavefor the l4SA
and al intermediate ports on MONDAY, the 10Th
inst, at2 O'Clock P NJ. A. HAMILTON,
de.4 ii, HARRISON, Agents.
CRESP'S GAIETY.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5Ih,
First night of the engagement the celebrated Trsgean Mr.
JAMES ANDERSON aud the accomplished Tragesnne Miss
who are engaged for Unite number Of nights,
and will appear in Shakspes!e's great Tragedy Of
MACBETH.
Macbeth Mr. james Anderson; Lady Macbeth Miss Eswortby
Tocoselude with the screaming Farce OF
MIDNIGHT MEETINGS.
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TEITHE GREATEST VARIETY OF HATS
and Caps for Men, Boys Children ever offered
city and moderate and uniform prices always be found
WArERFIELD WALKERS,
noVla 96PubEs Square.
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500 NEGROES WANTED.
To SrOCKHOLDERS OF THE
a ChRtinmOoga n. a. 81

MEETING Of he stoekhSlersin the Nashvllie and ch.t
taBOoga Railroad company viii Be held AZ Nurfrhors
Tuesday the l2th day OF December next a. hs n s
the Directors and other officers viii be ead sd % ~. 80
Directors manage tbs Affairs Of aid Company or hs sasssE
year.
Stockholders a. asea o showing their certificate sock 10
the condaetorss will Be eA led the ssripe ~ setion
over the vsos road ss they prefer hack ~
l3ih 18th aHd lath Of Decenber.
aOVsa-a VIC. CLAWS, SKI,
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A CARD.

n GAkD.
ANiNG associated with In my old business-lhat Of
buying and selling negroes both eOmmsssn and on pr
Ae Aecoant-9r = zones, Of DeSoo, Mssissipp and ny
orsuer Mn II. Forrest, % Memphis I can tender my
friends better facilities than have been able
our buildings located No. Adams street,
ase ny Old 'rt they spacious combining convenience,
souort and sAiet-are superior any esabshsni Of
KIND IN the State and equal 20 any that have inspected
respectfully solicit for Arm, from old friends and
customers and the public, the patronage which have largely
AND Deray received hitherto from them, and viii only add,
N. B. FORREST.
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vi subscriber offers for sale seventy ofland on IN
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville I'd
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Of
Jones' The land lie equal to the best with abundance OF excel
lent never falling water, with the beautiful building ~
In the couzry and in the nehboh0od
AmerisS aprl4 NATHANIEL BA1TEPs
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Corn and wheat.

4 -liyered AZ The Civ MilIs 81 N HOLLINGSWORTH,
ct9I MARKET Street
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LAND FOR SALE.

300 doSen Oysers, whole half cans of Mathys and
" Felds' brands, for sale by VESSEL & THOMPSOF.
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EXTRA FAMILY LARD.
OLD BROWN OF OsSAwATOmm

FEW barrels Extra Family Lard on consignment, and
N for sale cheap by
nOv3O--tf MIZEbL, HOOPER CO.
GOLD BROWN OF OSSAWATOmIE,1
Life, Trial and Conviction of Capt, John
brown.
JILL Of the attempted insurrecton at Harpers
Ferry, Va, compiled from authentic sources and
profusely ILLUSTRATED
Price % cents.
For sale by r. HAGAy
nOv3O-u Al College Street.
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FOR SALE.
5000 Acres 0E TanA.
CHANCERY NALE.

The Carksylle Jeersonan and Dover Intelligence will copy
three Limes, and send bills this office Collection.
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HOUsF:OF REPRESENTATIVES

The session was opened with prayer by Rev.
Quintard.
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Ladies Vests.

SUPPLY of quality and few of second "a E. receive
n and for sale by locuSl j. H. McGILL.
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Ugh neck and long sleeves heavy quality
oct9 ! II McGTLL
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Fancy Goods.

BACKGAMMON Boards Dominoes Chequers and Chess.
Boards, great variety If other things Just received and
or sale by j. II. MCGILL,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Furpishng Store,
octll Gerrer Of Nd ilnlla. gtraat-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-30

THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain ard srferng-nay, life itse-may ba
saved by having supply of Daiey Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
hand Of sudden accidents In cuts wounds burns
scalds sprains and which children
stantly subjec-the action ever
Families should be without it, Full directions
company each box. The genuine is always signed HENRY
DALEY manufacturer upon steel engraved libel.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been thirty years; there hardly per.
but what has heard Of it, and family that
once that could be induced to be without
of sudden accident. When used to become
standard remedy because has equal in curing huns scads
wounds and bruises fever piles and all other inHa
and Diseases where the affected be
reached ~ 4 ..z-
When you look your houses and you think there
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling and
everything happiness suddenly the
young falls and deep cut is the result of the acct
You look everywhere for relief and can't find
ghy7 Because you have negectedto have hand box Of
Daleys Magical Pain Extractor this is the whole rouble
Remember and always hand Instant relief will
hand &
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation from the reverest
burns scads from twenty minutes heal the wounds
and eectual fever piles salt rheu
nammatoy rheumatism and nfamed cuts, wounds
bruises old Sores scad head and bunions prans swell
ngs eons chblans bites of insects nipples swelled
breasts and all other inammatoy cutaneous dis
eases where the parts afflicted can be reached.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
Sole agents for the States and whom all
should be addressed.
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yUP REALE 90 URT DECISIONS.
Ihs following cases were adjudged in this Court

yestsrdsy
III p. Gribbls vs.. 1kcK2eroy q; Bradford No.
S660 AppeaI from Fourth District Court Opinion
d tie Court by Judge Land. Before going to trial
Upon thrse pleadfngs, the defendants moved the
Court ~ order the plaintiff to make an election of
il c0nkact Of on Qttdiststna nae,1sit. The motion
M1s Ia eject overruled, and was properly disre-
eaxded IN The trial Of the cause. The motion was
made after issue was joined; was in its nature dill
AtQrY, ana should have been made IN linlile tits,
HB1stainable ~ ell in this action. Where party
sues On . qlsdnt1t nserlt, and the allegations Of
bin petition Disclose as in this case, an express
contract, he can only recover on the latter al
though be may be permitted to prove the value OF
tho services rendered. II has been held in several
cases that Il the plaintiff sues for services on
special contract, he may give evidence Of their
value. Il he may prove q fact on the trial of his
cause he may certainly allege it in his petition
Judgment affirmed.
Appeal nom the Sixth District Court--O Opinion Of
ne Court BY Judge Yoorhies--As we concur with
he District Judge In the appreciation Of the facts
# becomes unlec essary to decide whether the act
sOf l840, b. 0lishing Imprisonment for debt, be
repealed BY the acts Of 1855, relative to forced
and voluntary surrenders.p Judgment affirmed.
Baysses Lyman d Co., appezees, VS.. q G
WdyIdnd, appellee, N. GefROn, drpellont-- No
d286 appeal from the Fourth District Court
Judge Land delivered the opinion Of the Court
Narnishment upon Judgment. The answers Of 9
garnishee, when categorical, make full proof Of
the faeis stated against the seizing creditor until
I c0ntradicted BY other evidence. 18th An. 3O6, 10
". There y very material difference between
1mpeacning the testimony Of q general witness and
Ii d6proYing the answers Of garnishee to inter
rogat0ries on facts articles. The testimony Of
witness may be impeached as unworthy of belief
bnt the answers of garnishee cannot be assailed
il that way the facts stated in his answer mus
sa714 ~ HI rarnishee -
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GREAT IsCOv YER Y.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical analysis
have demonstrated the great yalne OF Prof DeGras beafu,
combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and of pain But the people themselves arc
rendering their verdict both numsakabe and sais
factory More than twenty thousand bottles have ecn sold in
very short mea great proportion those who heard others
who had tried it, That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like before
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof DeGraths which
is to be of all respectable Druggists in this city and as
wholesale and retail at the propretors prices of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
asl 1y q and Isl Ctasres street
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siNouLAR AocDEST.-A printer engaged in the
ONCE OF the Boston Advertiser met with singular
accident few days ago. In order to get pair Of
scissors that had fallen out he jumped from win
dow IN the basement Of his boarding house, and
slid down an embankment upon the railroad track
just as train of cars was passing. His left arm
was cut off above the wrist, and his head severely
injured He can't set any more type.