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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
ABsIGNREs 4 SALE.
TIVE sabseribsr yIlI oasg q public sale, 10 shs
nm omRw RAaw. maeauaNaw IN. eaGO.

pWvHE o1n1cfioofs VII onog 81 public sale, u ne
III Town or koYALf0N, Psirasid county, OHIO,
On Saturday, DecembeF 10, 1850,
he lolieutag Prepeny thYeD9Dal and real yehn
G. Henthorn, to-t1t. Ont Horse. ono Iezsher TOP
Buggy nearly Bevi one tWo-horss wagob, nearly
new; one RxpTeas Wagon. one double eBtt Of wagon
Harness. set Of Silver Platsd BaRd Harness.
ono sst of Yankeo HafBess; iafge master Wheel and
axiures Tor hoTso power; circular sau and tabe
Ie0mplete; plGtfoEm se4le1 and heminy MIL and
bSltlA erobdf ,Ons - houf clock. lS< pounds o
wrought tTon. ore gOod oAW, one saiety valve and
stean pipe gFnin haES, one saddle aDd bT 1e ssVeh
OanaS Or FDn 100 feet pf pine. Waiuut and oAk
tumbeE one trunk rack, one ten plsts sove one eas
corn sheller baskets. one scoop 6hovol, one wheel
barrow, enc 81 feet ladder, lloigh. slFRp 81
BELLS 1000 bushels stone coal. at HsokoFs bridge.
lSe, the Lot Ne. 81 IN said town, eonsstlng of ons
ssou hoHse, end good frans stable, easFsigO she'd
granary and hog pens.
Also, ihe MilbaIlAIag via one uioam engine. bod
Or, graln burR- bolhk thss, elevators. gIfnd stone
utcnch, erobaf. Sc, &C.. bOiouging 70 said Mil.
Terms Of aalo on eli poFSOnal properly, eales o
three dollars and und0f cash IN hand, ell
three G6iars. asix moutl1 credit Win two approved
SeeuFfties Upon S1s Real REnis. 0ae-tnifd n hand
and the balance In ops and $50 yean rOm dnas. uft
interestio ~ nos,eage gPea sad premises
when due attention Will be given By the uadsignsa
| WILLIAM L. cLRkRMT. AsIignss.
! Royslson, November :, ,IesR-eWa7pfUf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

SUDDEN DxATH.-On Sunday evening
last. Mr.. Sheppard. an elderly gentleman.
residing in Thompson, went to the we'll for
q pail Of water, aud being absent longer
than was necessary, his wife went out and
found him lying on the ground man apo.
plectic st. He was Immediately taken In
70 the house. where be bresthsd his last in
few minutes. - Paihseville Advertiser.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
From salt Lake.


The last Utah mail brings the Salt Lake
Valley Tan Of October 9th, but wsiind few
litsms d general interest. The usual nam
Der OF accidents aud assassinations are re-
corded. but there is very little said ofthe
aoipgs OF The Mormons.
Ta& MUEE SALE AT CXMP FLOYD
recent visitor to Camp Floyd says that on
lIy paTt OF the mules advertised were Of
cred for sale. And order from the War
Department has been Received, counter
mGndiug thsir sale. Il WGs rumoFed that
Iegiment,of the troops were ordered TO
move toward the Mexican frontiers. aud
that the Quarter Master would have to
purchase mules for that purpose. This
csnnot be easily done in Utah except the
mules recently condemned and sold by the
gov eminent are e. -purchaeed.
INbnkN ATRocHfEs. The Valley Tan
publishes letter fromJ. O. Wright. CIV
ieg the detsils Of audtber massacre, which
occurred R5 miles west Of Fl. Hall. on
I.ander's Cutoff. on the nightsof the 81 Of
September, on a party consisting Of six
linen, three women and ten children. part
from Michigan, aud part from Buehnnsr
county. Iowa. The emigrsnts were sur
rounded just as they were about camping
and shot down before they had time L
prepare for defense. Some who escaped
fell in soon after with company Of drag
oous under command of Lieut.. Livingston
who sent a detachment to the scenes o
{ massacre. The following is The descrip
! zion 'ofwhat they found:
. "After inform:pg the command OF ou
distress. Lieut.. Livingston sent detach
nest ofniDe men, with one Of our compa
, ny to pilot them to the place ofthe massa
ere On their arrival thsy fdand the dea'
bodies OF Eve persons on the ground. on
Of the eight thst were missing. The dea
!, were horribly msRgaed and scalped. On
d little girl had her legs cat OF and ber eye
were dug out from their sockets, and 10 a
appearsAcs the gayl after having her leg
: cut OF, had been compelled TO walk on th
l. stumps-fer the sole purpose Of grat!fyin
a The hehish propensity ofsavage barbarity.
a Their animals were taken. aud the
wagons plund.red according 10 the usu'
hode of India spoilstton.
> The names soithenurdered are--Edwal
70 Millimore, SEN. james Mltimore. Sr
N Wm. Miltimore, Mary Ellen Miltimore al
IA Myron Cline.
!. Nissing-Mrs. Miltimore and child thr
months old. and Albert Miltimose.
, Esoaped---Mitou q. Harrington, wi
and child, A. Hill, wife and child. Ge
Alonzo, Nelson MilEmcre, Frank Hubba
Of Nathan Titns and Wm. Marsh.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
Assienrnent.

NIoT1Gks 70 herubs EiEsn fhni On The Bed day ss o..
~ tnbsr. A. D. Ie5a yohn O. Henth-vn. doing basa'
nass In Raynlian. Fairaeid county. 0hp. made
sgHe 0f al hs pFopeFty. rsa. personal and mixe6
and close. m action the uadsknsd In tust for the
hsneet % hs ereditDf ~ saii assgnnF that the w.
derirDef vas the 9Th day Of OetobsF A. d. 1850.
county bF entsrBx into undertaking aceardine n
law such trustee. nndev he ofef Of ead Court ana
with iis approval. Creditors of snid John Q. Hen
aEAnt aad nsHiennr duly authenticated acc1rdine ~
aY. 10 the aBdersirned IN sig mautbs from shis dats.
and fndebied 70 sAid gohn G. Hsnthorn are
Feauesied % maks immediate pAyment r. the under
siEnsd. WILLIAM D. .cLEMEnT, ,Trustss.
Rogalion, o1tobss n, Ie5e--lWs4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

M Read the advertisement Of A. "A
RON in another column. His customers
viii find him prepared for the fall aud win
ter trade stsv9satg Rs4i8nsg
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
BALTIMORE MARKET

5.tTIness, oeiaesf -. leit
Flour is lover. VITA saies of citf hls eupstase -
& NIX. abd Boaafd street nt dellnra
Red Wheat. tsa
Provisioas quite asd nnehaDess.
whisky dali ~ 9ee foF 0hi0.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
NEW oRLEANs MARKET.

NEU OnLRAuu, Oetnoor u, te1D
cos,sn roEy Aull ard qaOlations nominal e ~ &;
aaisa 0f fnaS davsoBy l6bso1 recstpts DO f1o baoa
aRninsl Isae. FloaF gaiet = Is t4r SaPoSono.
Fork-fho demand for Ness is limited and confined
6acou-lThs markst Il veFy duIE owing 40 heavy r.
esipts and but > Hated dema1d. aud peeos are %
unistIlsd that accaeatO euotatioss eaaaOt Be gvea
% n No fag QFime Leaf
6aear-rks receipts bciaG light and not equsitofhs
demand, prlsas have adEnDeed 70 eNaSHe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

ATA girl in, Massachusetts, who has
msrried msn with one eerk lpg, seye that
she loves him very well, a. fsr Is be goes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

PortrnlauTeteT De Year 1883.

LNNAA-AANNNN y - - - ANN~s
sIFish ~ pee Eoald serve ne y dfsW
8 klshld bOrlraituf6 Of men ssd thiBgs,
sxsetiy q thsy sxiss nov. in The last notths
Of the ysar 1859. And I Wish thstI could
latter nYssh, thAl svgyt ody could bs In
.ducsd 10 Essd what ] write and oonpe.s
il with their own sxpsFieRes. snd see u |
my observations ars not correct, o., u least
mainly 90. am entirely sa,is6ed thai
the msssess set more thAR thy lhihk. and
oOpssqurally that ihiags are TOO much =.
loose ends. IIstlsltOgether saiis6sd that
most mtn will eoueor with me. that 10
period ofGms within their recollection has
been iraught silb such wild exirayAgsnce
in sSsrylhing. as the present. For ltbi'
there must exis. an adequate Osuse. Bus
the Tashness ofmen in some directions. has
after patient scrntIuy leflme without the
possibility Of understanding any raiiona''
motives. Perhaps the davDiug Ofths mil
lsIium Is at band, aHd Vie irrationsl com.
motion Of the world is The eritiesI strug-
gle Of society to expunge The last Femsin'
OF evil. and thus purify itself. snd arise IN.
to that sinless perfsAtion. which has been
so long expected. and is so much desired.
We shall see.
III draw the picture too strong, which
/ DO not mean to do.) let my reader make
the allowances. have said. that some Of
mems sctious I eOuid not scsount for, and
1 will not attempt il. Sach ~ the general
6llibustsring spirit. tina. seems tobe at
tracing so lbuOh attention; particularly
that demonstration Of it SO recently enact
ed At tIarper's Ferry. I have been unable
to see anything 10 the immediate sequel.
to those engaged in these expeditions. bal
the halter. or death in some form. or al
the best ignOminy.
I cannot tell why men should give them
1ekes so entirely up to the qualification O
thsir own tastes. and desires 10 the almost
entire neglect ofthe sacred obligations o.
public duties or their social aud civil Tela
tions. Or that monstrous conception, Pc
, caliar to the n ineteenth century. the sbro
gati0n Of the marriage contract, not 4
speak OF Mormonism. Spiritualism &C.
Or why any man who loves life, shcni'
J think Of sailing across the Atlsakc in 4
balloOp, when he is quite as likely to iant
D ut the north pole, or the bottom Of the o
! cean. as in London or Dublin city.
! But in the struggle, the spasmodic rra
{ vail 10 procure tbs all potent dollar. too Of
K ten at the expense Of virtue, truth, and ey
t cry other sscred obligation. ] think ! ca
see an apology, in ,be fact, that BY som
!, strange abortion Of haman coucsptioui
Q pecuniary considerations are made th
!. standard OF respsctabili,y and virtue. Su'
= personal merit. And as man is ccnstitC
= q ted, this race for money, must. continu'
!. . co equal with the rule Of society Whic
requires il: becEkse men do not love to !
,r left behind 10 anything. and II they Cam
h become respectable BY being virtuou
a they will adopt the only kind ofmerit th
a society recognizes. viz. wealth. Hen'
ut ihp graspiDg avariee. everywhere COZ
ID plainsd OF. Time is within my nemor
ne Svhen men Maid their debts wilknrlys no
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

= ,IESpscial attention is directed 10 the
''notics" under eur "new advertisement"
head. "a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

EE Thsnksgivngin New jersey. Thurs.
day, Nov, 24th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
e The Lafaystts. Iad,. C0ntisrll

AE The Lafaystte. Ind. Courier Of
Friday says,,, sasepN s. teet
A farmer who came in with q load of
corn to-day. expecting to get ~ esnls per
bnshsl. insultsd allthe gfaia buyers who
oiFersd him 80. and sitsr standing on the
square IN moody silence for half On hour.
indignantly turned bis face homsward.
and taking his corn with him. Swars with
Q loupA oath tha. hs.vouidn't sell i until
he could get 40 cents. L be KEEP. Il year.
We counted sixty four wagon loads oI
corn Of one iimsRou the RuBtic sqasFe to-
day. The late advance i'd prices hss bad
the slIs OF 70 bring II in BY large qusntitigs
butt decline yssisFday and to-day viii
give shs trade partial quistus. A few
joads sold ihis morning at Sac, but the
ruling gprice was Soc, ias
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

Svsos aotioe of,Assignse's Sale in an
other column. ....-., !,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

~ H@11E9e = E0OOAOe~
r HAVE given one potEeeshfnueh lbe press van.
ing msn aDd boysto stop sh0sung noon my prsfni-
ess. They sill etntIaus - moot, endAngerng tho
lives Of my Cattle ana HoSses, and destroying the
paaee and quiet ~ ny family. WANT II distinctly
deFstood tas an detsrmiued 70 enforce she reor of
1is.sss SSsSsss. .ssyssnbsr %, issS-sncS -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

NFWYoRK

EW1oRK MARKKT. ).
IIaas-ysEy Aessy .a1s % e..,, lsssI. -. :. g,
s-.sa western. ssd eos 3 isr isisssE . gosa alp
p1nR bFnnAs eEfln rU1nd hoop fhlo. elosiuE h1gey.
Wheai--noavy ,an1 osnla lowers a4los ~ tlal 8.
Eye niaady sd qlisl - ola81 cents.
Barley h1asy aBd dall q e11fa eenis-
COp saaras snd boIlsr aae n ne for mlna1 WoluIn
and oto 1or eoDm1n ro1n1 yellow.
s: W.. S.@s....a "a = sSp@u, yuA esys'.
CD nssis ss..ss saa an si ssAss Ssr sAosla.u
nnd 9uoutn t0f Hans.
Better seaay q leN.lee Ssr ohiosane itAl nl-lo.
fsssrsr1: g ess1ss Esss ssdsssssd kss Hssssss'
e seosSs 81 z a.s. 40 90 {: 4 iixs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

THE AfLAsrc MoNsHLr.-Mr. BIZ
LrNOHUAsr has placed upon our table The
November uamhsro the Atlantic. Il has
recently changed hands, sud Messrs. Tick
nor & Fields are its new prOprietOrs. who
will conduct it upon the ssme general
plan as heretofore. Under their manage.
msnt this MAgssihs will not fall short Of
its presen. high standard Of excellsnee. =
All communications upon the business Ol
the Magazine should. in future, be addressed
to Ticknor q Fieids,y Ipn.
Mr.. Billinghurst J SNews Office. will
receive subscripticnsS fthe Atlantic. and
alIO.her monthly and weekly periodicals..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
NSve.a6eE 3. IsS0t.
TN BALloSS GssussDOSs-h win b

Thafsd1T Nsve.hbes 9. 1899.
ITar BALsOSz EscuHsIOS.--H win be
seen hSIsIsFs6cs 70 our advertising Cch-
unns, tHat on Saturday, next. thsPsOpls Of
Lancaster and vicinity are 70 be treated
With grand Balloon Ascension. The.
Balloon is one Of mammoth dimsnsiOns.
add Will in ts ascent, eeiy yiDe up Is i
does .hv eeIsbIalsd Aroaus Mona. Wal
Lam n rrs.aTord one Of The grandsst and
mos. sublime exhibltious our people have
Aver witnessed. The exhibition as win
bs seen. is for. the benefit ol OusVeFg Her-
thy Military Company. and & e hoped Aad
sxpsctsd that al who have . desire either
to witness the fun. or who feel an interest
ID the welfare and success cishe "Laneas-
ter Guards, will be present. The COM
pany have secured the county Fair Ground
as also Mt. Pleasant which towers above
the whole thing. and afording one Of the
most beautiful sud sublime views 10 the
49,, IN y r.sIaasIr
world.
- The price for admission to the grounds
OF Mt. Pleasant. ID the same. (s5 cts.l
We'hope oarpeopls win al turn oat.
'asgTHR LANoAsfER M4RKEr. .-our mar
kst for the past few weeks has been we'll
attended, and,on account of the great Abun-
dance brought iO. our country friends
havs been forced to accept almost any
price for their snaikstiDg. The prices
yesterday morningrangsd abcat ss follOWs;
Corn. new Is cents PER btshei, bnckwhsa'
-four So per owt.. irish potatoes 80 CENTS
sweet potatoes. (vmy smalla stfrOm go tc
80, tarnips 25, and other vegetables 90
cordingly. The msat market was very
fun. ana selling inside themarket from sh'
stalls at \ and 9 OTIS for good steak, rOast
s 5audF6, while on the outside, from wsg.
ons steak could BE- Ihada Z cents and up
wards, this fact having tendency tom max
thsse who butcher, and rent stalls insid
the market look escsedingly sour. Por
was selling stA cents and upwards, fror
wagons. Chickens plenty. were dulls
10 aud l2 cents Batter very scarce, sol
at2O and rs. Eggs none. Apples nont
- EFWs learn that asecrA organixatot
composed Of the littls boys of OUT city
{rangiog in years from ia to shout a8
willmake its appearance upon our stree
this evening about 9 o'clock. This orgar
izAtion Is knowo 70 all those who has
been iInisia,ed into lie mysteries, by n
to them. familiar title Of .RAsuG TADs.
Our biggest deuil says, gand he is one I
the knowing ones THAT their chief object
..fun generally" We merely mention u
fact that our citizens may be'on the ale
ior tbis ''sscset Organization" Of .'Pagil
Idds." Stfsst stgk M stfbftf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

ThE EcLEcric MAOAzISE.-We have re-
ooIvd be November number Of HE tfuly
excellent NAgsGinss snd u possible, It sx'
GELS in beauty aad SSesllsnOS, Sny Of tbs
preceding numbers The present numbss
is beautifully spbshiGhed with Hns steel
plate sngrasisg II De late Hon. Rv.
FUs P. CHearE. q Massachusetts,. The
following hte q few Of ths articles contain
ed in the pssssus uunbsr Elizabeth Stu.
art. Queen OfBObsnis; Tbs sAcrOpOlis oI
Athsnss History Of the Old covsnsBii
Funeral Obsequiss Of Rufas chOsts; Ora.
ticn oftho Hon Edward Everett; A Wo'
mans Sacrifice. sad . number Of articls'
EOf great exceIlsucs. Subscription price
ss. Address W. II. BDwErL, No. 8
Beskman 81. N. r.
The October No. failed to rsash lbi
office. viii the publishers obRgs US b!
forwarding IL ,@ ...s e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-07

The Steamship America arrived at Halifax On the
first inst, with from Liverpool to the 18th ult, as
stated in our Geographic despatch yesterday Below
will be found such additional items have reached our
Northern Exchanges.
The steamer City of Baltimore reached Liverpool on
the 9Th ult. and the Prince Albert the 18th ut.
The City of Glasgow arrived at Glasgow on the 18th
ult.
ATLANTIC TEIEGRAPH.-The extraordinary general
meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company passed of
tremendously. The directors report was adopted OF
the whole capital originally subscribed and paid ln there
is only $4,000 left in the hands of the treasurer The
application made to the government to guarantee the IN
erest the capital proposed to be raised to con-
tinue the experiment is still pending
REBELLION IN IRELAND.-ln regard to the late ar
rests in Ireland it is stated that the reasonable
spracies have been carried mAeh further than at
first suspected. The Ribbon men have had daily drill
ings Their pixies are manufactured in Ireland, and
they have an abundance of firearms imported from
America.
A large body of military have been distributed in
the western portion of the county of Cork to prevent
nsurrection and seventeen arrests have been made al
Belfast
! ITALY AND TIE MoRTARA CAsE.-Lord Malmesbury
the British Minister of Foreign Affairs has declined tt
intercede with Rome concerning the Jewish boy Nor
| tara.
Cardinal AnoneIli has stopped the letters of the cor
respondent at home of the London and Paris papers
and threatened to turn them out of the holy city.
italian affairs look still more serious. Austria seems
preparing for an attack
| TURKEY-Rumors of a ministerial crisis are af1Oat
and it is thought that Tuad Pasha will be appointed
Grand Vizier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-07
Fortifications on the Gulf.

KEY WEST, Dec. 81, 1858.-Lieut. E. B. Hunts
corps of Engineers, .. S. Army arrived from Boston
on the 9th instant. He has charge of Fort Taylor &C
tive operations upon which commenced the 9Th of De
cember and will De continued during the healthy
The appropriation for the fiscal year ending June Both
1859, was $4,000. The sum appropriated for Fort
Jefferson, Tortugas, $l5OOOG. Both of these ex
tensve works far advanced. At Fort Taylor forty
four 8-inch Coumbads are mounted, and number o.
howitzer guns in casemated batteries. Fort Jefferson
is the larger work of the two The first tier is ready o
the armament which will be very heavy. These two
works mount over seven hundred guns. Many years
must eapse they available the sums allowed
by Congress too inadequate for early completion
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-07
DEATH OF A NOTED BARoN-Baron jacques We

DEATH OF A NOTED BARoN.-Baron Jacques Van
Brenen died recently in France, at the age Of twenty
three His fortune amounted to about 100000 (e24
OOO year. At the time of his death, he was about to
marry his cousin, Mile de Spoelberg de Louderzoeg
aged seventeen and he has left her life annuity of TO-
O0O, and to Viscount de Spoelberg her brother leg
acy of 100000 He has also left some important sums
to charitable institutions The wealth of the Var
Brienen family is SO large that Baron Chas. Brenen
another brother who died last year, after having be
queathed the greater part of his fortune to the Princes
Alsace and his brother Jacques gave as simple souve
mir to his nephew the eldest of Baron Thiery Var
Brienen the halt of fishery which produces an annua
revenue of upwards of 80O00f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-07

The Georgia Railroad Accident.-Furfher Details
A despatch from Columbus, (Ga.,) to the Charleston
Courier says Twelve dead bodies have been taken
from the wreck of the disaster on the Muscogee Rail
Road which occurred on yesterday. Seven bodies
are missing, and digent search is making for them.
No additional information has been received as to the
names and residences OF persons Killed. more than has a.
ready been communicated.
The road is badly washed in many places over line
of about forty miles, but the most energetic is be-
ing employed to promptly restore the road to good and
safe travelling condition
COLUMBUS January l, Nght.-'The reporter for the
Columbus Sun has just returned from the of the
railroad disaster, and reports the following the list OF
the killed Mrs Lcverett and three children from Ra-
pide Parish Louisiana-her husband escaped Mrs.
Smith from Texas the two Misses Guy from Alabama;
Mr. Miller the engineer Mr. Bouche, the fireman w
III. Smell train hand. The three latter were from Co
lumbus.
All the bodies have been recovered with the excep-
| ton of Mrs. Leveretts infant.
The race horse Moidore was on the train, and was
killed.
The cars fell distance of thirty feet and were smash
ed Nd and emptied most of the passengers into the
stream.
The first reports were greatly exaggerated although
the true reports of the disaster are appalling enough
The following persons were on the train at the time
of the accident but they escaped with trng persona
injuries Leroy A. Williams Mr.. Guy, ohm M. Gran
berry, Dr. Charles Phillips; William jones' Geo. Gam
mon VIM Newly, w. P. Dupree W. g. Middleton
DIR. A. NJ Walker, James B. Billiard, Benjamin Fra
zier-all Georgians; T. S; OBrien, of Charleston, 5
c. Thomas Leverett of Rapide Parish, La; Captain Eu
gene Lambert, of New Orleans S. M. Blake and FL
Dickeman, of New Orleans; g. A. Fickelberger, O
Mississippi Also six negroes, the train, were saved
AUGUSTA JAM 2, A. M-Nothing later has bee
heard from the railroad disaster.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-07
The Inaugural.

Owing to some accident to the machinery of the loco
motive of the down train this morning did not re
ceve our northern mail until something like eleven o.
clock and have not therefore had much time to devote
to an examination of the Inaugural Address of Gov
Ellis, still less have we been able to offer any comments
1t appears to be able and welwrtten Address, com
mendng itself and its author to the respect of gentle
men of all parties Gov Ellis positions internal inn
provements etc., stated on the canvass. Specific
recommendations reserved to a suitable time
On other matters his positions heightened and dig
nifed Gov Ellis first step appears to have won friends
in all quarters.-Daily Journal, 5th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-07
Negro Killed by the Cars.

We regret to learn that Hardy, muatto boy tailor
the property of Mr. Jas. Lowry worthy and respected
Railroad track by the passenger tran near Mayesve
few days since We are informed that he was upon
portion of the road where by repairing the earth had
been removed from the crosstes and was lying between
them, partly hidden from view. AS soon as his form
recognized that of man. the engineer endeayored
to stop his train in time to him. but unable tc
do so. The boy lived but short time after the acci
dent.-Sumter Watehman