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wright Works. such plantation and road Wagons for
horses and oxen; cane and other CARlS, DKAfS, On
and TIMBER WHEELS, all with wood and iron axle
trees. Jersey and Baggage WAGONS, Wheelbarrows
and Trucks of every kind and all other articles in the
line, made of the best materials and Workmanship,
warranted to be superior to any other manufacture,
for sale at reduced prices and lower than any other
establishments.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as the above
establishment uses none but the best of Jersey white
oak. Apply to DAVID G. WILSON,
No. "a 7erdido street, corner of Carondeet,
april 4, 1855 New Orleans
*** Also on hand every variety of Sugar and Cotton
PINITGHS
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WISE to dispose Of the stock of Goods belonging
10 the succession Of r. Green, amounting in value
to $4,000, and containing many desirable goods
The inventory and stock be by calling on
Mr.. T. Rosson Texas street. opposite the City Ho-
tel I'd !he right KIND Of customer good trade
would be given. J. ]. GREEN, Ex'r
EsAMIIsY GROCERIES, in variety; Fancy Gro
IL ceries; Produce; pure old Whiskey, Brandies
Wines, Gin and Rum. In store and will be sold a,
the lowes3 rates BY fsep5l NJ. BAER.
MEATS. FOOT OIL-The very best article in
LIN use Tor I4aather, rendering it soft pliabe and i'm
pervious II water. For sale at
auels WA, BALLS Drugstore.
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sAmericsns. tAnti- Americans independent.
For coroner, Mr.. Bauman received 392 votes, and
Mr. Allwine, 244
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GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

MARIETTA.
/ ga The academic year is divided into two ses
/ -. ;sons of FIVE months each the first common
Ysssys icing on the Goth of July, and ending on thu
! goth of december; the secoud commencing on thu
goth of tbraary, and ending the 18th of July.
The ca,lets divided into four college classes
The annuf Il commencement takes place on the Wed
| nesday be fore the Goth of July.
H- ACADEMIC STAFF: --r
Col. A. " BARNEY, A. NJ, Superintendent and Pro.
fessor OF Mathematics.
Capt. SAMtJEL JoNEs, u. S. A.. Commandant of the
Cadets, ind Professor Of Engineering.
MIR. V. H. MAEeGT, Professor Of French History ETC.
Mr.. w III HuNr, Professor of Chemistry and English
LiterasuFe a%2
MIR. J. B, GOODWIN, Professor of Drawing.
Capt. w. 4 BLACK, Asst Professor of Mathematics
Cadet K. =. CAMP, Assistant Teacher 4..@n-
A. CONNIE, L, M. D., Surgeon.
The ms lutlon is under the direction and manage
ment OF board OF trustees in conjunction with a
board of vtors appointed by the governor of the State
BY 1T OF the legislature ofths State the institute
has receive i'd from the general government l40 cadet
muskets apd accoutrements, and field battery con.
sisng of FOUR FOUNDER brass pieces and two twelve
FOUNDER lfowitzers.
The SUI ernendent and the commandment are gra
duates OF West Point. and both of them have had
long experience as officers and teachers, the public
may be ASSURED the government, discipline and
of studies f the institution will be strictly enforced
Terms; Tuition, board, washing, fuel, lights, mu
sic and all other contingent expenses per session Of
FIVE months, SIP so. Surgeons fee per annum, IS
Persons desiring further information can obtain o
copy Of th regulations by addressing the superinten
dent, or arg member Of the board Of trustees.
ANDREW j. HANSELL, Sec'y.
Marie It'd f1eproia Nav 1S55 r,01
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Choice Liquors al
NORRIS Astringent Mixture,

l Motifs AStTingent Mixture.
Or, CHOLERA REMEDY.
Turing the prevalency of cholera, medicine
~ ever gave such satisfaction as the above mixture,
and since which has been used very successfully in all
cases of diarrhRa cholera morbus summer complaint,
cholic gripping pains in the stomach bowels and all
bowel affections. Prepared only and for sale by
n29 T.. H. NORRIS, Druggist and Chemist.
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Groceries and Provisions. I

groceries ana PfOVlSlOHSs
WYE have on hand fine assortment DC Family
w Groceries and Provisions, including every art-
Gle usually kept in large establishment, all Of which
will be sold at the lowest prices. Our country friends
may rely upon having their orders filled ahe shortest
notice. ~
We have also on hand stock of choice Wines, old
Brandy, Rum, Gin and Whiskey, cigars chewing and
smoking tobacco, pepper, spice, table salt, etc.
juno E. & B. JACOBS, Texas street
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Books and Stationery,

ECENTLY received an extensive assortment Of
IL Standard and Miscellaneous Books, embracing
works on Theology, the Sciences Arts, Masonry
History, etc fine and common Bibles, Prayer Books
Hymn Books: the works of Shakespeare, Byron, Nil.
ton, Scott, Burns, and other distinguished authors
variety of Novels and light hterature Dictionaries.
Grammars, Spelling Books, Readers Biographies and
Atlas, Arithmetics, and other School Books; Blank
Books in great variety, letter. cap and note Paper
veopes, red and black ink, wafers sand sealing way
steelpens, pen holders, pencils, etc. etc. All of which
will be sold at the lowest prices, by
juno T.. III. MORRIS, Druggist and Bookseller
GUGAR-0n hand and for sale Havana Louisiana.
~ loaf, crushed. powdered, clarified and granuated
sugar 0ELESBY & GRISWOLp.
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Useful Notions

Useful NOtI0ms' p.,ah.,
4 LARGEand elegant stock of Combs and DfuS"S'
n of every Descriptions; ),
Port Monnaies, Purses, Card Cases;
French and American Pertumery; - , oe,,
Wr;tinp and Note, Papers, Envelopes, and gen.
er,l assortment of Books and STATIONERY, ~
Musical instruments; fine Razors and hnaes' ~.
thousand other articles, too tedious 10 nMTI1ER
Gently received and for sale by WM. b. Mln----
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Provisions.

nN hand and for sale large stock Of mess pork,
~ ribbed and clear Sides shoulders: sugar cured and
plain hams dried beef, lard, beans, RICE coarse, fine
and table salt, fish, etc. etc.
OGLESBY & GRISWOLD
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NEW DRUG STORE.

APOTHECARY & DRUGGIST,
Gszz5 TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,
= blouse lately occupied by GIN Levy & Coz
E1a The subscriber respectfully informs the cit
liens of Shreveport, of Caddo and the ad-
joining parishes, that he is opening large and
well assorted stock of fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Patent Medicines. Oils, Dye-stuAs, Perfumery, Sta
tionery, Varnishes, Brushes, fine Chewing Tobacco,
Cigars etc. etc., all of which he will sell as low as the
same can be had for in this place the same terms,
and to cash purchasers inducements will be offered to
purchase at this establishment. Call and examine
PHYSICIANS prescriptions carefully put up day or
night and the purest and best articles used in their
composition, Tmay3U1 VIM BALL.
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1fs.,zzss, esza G;ssss - - -
Notice to- Stockholders.
Office of the Y. S. + !. X. u. w.,
Monroe In. April III, 1909.

Monroe, La, April 10, 1922. )
CONTRACTS having been let for the speedy con-
" struction of the entire line OF our road
the contractors to put large force at work as soo
the road can be definitely located, 1t becomes
nensabv to increase the amount OF our
SUBSCRIPTIONS, and collect nstaments due upon me
subscriptions already made.
Colonel ~ D. Coleman, late president OF the ooaru
of directors has been appointed general agent 10
up subscriptions and collect moneys on behaif o. hu
company and is hoped our friends everyWhee ha
be nrenared to give him hearty welcome In the
meantime. subscriptions may be made and moneys
paid to the undersigned, or any of the directors or
authorised agents Of the company as we are gfeaay ID
need Of means to meet our present wants occasloned
by the unexpected necessity for pushing forward our
~ .nn+ractors G. G. YOUNG,
,no5 Pres.t Of the v. S. q T .R.R. Co.
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New Orleans Depository for Philadelphia
Manufactured Wagons, Carts, &C. SC.

The subscriber has on
hand and is constantly
re &C e vim G from the
mandatory Of Wilson
Child & Co., PHILA-
DELPHIA, as well as
from his own, a large
assortment Of Wheel
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New Orleans Slave Depot, a.

a. New Orleans Slave Depot, a.
* No. 1853 Gravier street, between Baronne *
~ and Carondelet streets. W
]. w. BOAZMAN, keeps constantly on hand large
and well selected stock of SLAVES for sale. Negroes
also bought and sold on commission. Refer to M d.
Cooper; Wright Williams & Co.; S. O. Nel.on & Co.;
Geo. M. Pinckard; Williams, Phillips e. Co.; Moses
Greenwood & Co.; Moon, Titus & Co.. E. w. Digges
q Co.; Buchanan, Carroll g. Co. noy2
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.Iorr;c, UnriyaIIed Yeast Powders

rTpFPIOR Ia any other now in use, put up III IN ~
e and fb each Warranted to make Ilg n5
and nutritious bread good flour used
eapaS adopted 10 loaves biscuits rolls buokwns s,s
Man ut By r MORRIS chemist ' Te.s,
sale at his Drug and Chemical Warehouse '~
street Shreveport
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T. H. NORRIS,
g Successor to J. W. Morris,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

! -..,.ss Successor to J. w. Morris,]
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Texas street, Shreveport, La.
HAS constantly on hand, large and general as
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES,
| CEEMIC Ais, &c
Surgical and Dental instruments; Patent Medicines
medicine chests; physicians bags and Office fur
niture trusses and supporters syrnges of every des
cripton, including Maw's improved domestic syringe
apothecaries' scales and weights; nursing botes nip
pie glasses and shields; breast pipes, etc. etc.
A large assortment of FINE PERFUMEKY, embrac-
ing soaps, pomatums, hair oils Bachelors hair dye
curling fluids, Italian pomade for restoring the hair
pearl and rice powders, powder boxes, fine extracts
cosmetics, cold creams lotions, tooth powders shaw
ing creams, tooth brushes, hair and clothes brushes,
fine and combs, fancy goods, and every article
pertaining the toilet. ..... ,.a
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHEs,
WINDOW-GLAsS, BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS.
Whitewas and scrubbing brushes horse brushes dust
ing brushes and hearth brooms.
A choice selection of r
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
comprising Blank Books, III great variety misceane-
Gus, medical, and school books, Litter, and fools
cap paper envelopes. pens, waters and all other ar-
cles usually kept by druggists.
My terms, with pnnctual customers, are as usual
twelve months. Strong inducements will be held out
to cash purchasers, either wholesale or retail. | do
pretend to hold out inducements, by stating that
my stock among one of the best assorted or largest
in the State, but say that it will compare in selec
tion variety bulk and quality, with any in this place.
Being fully alive to the principles upon which bust
ness was conducted by my predecessor, it will be my
aim and pleasure TO maintain those principles in all
their forces and that the reputation of the house, for
dealing only in merchandise of the best quality, shall
suffer no deterioration at my hands.
Steamboat, Plantation and Family Medicines put
up with care, and guaranteed to be fresh and genuine
Nothing but the purest medicines used in prescrip-
tons which are carefully dispensed, at all hours, day
and night. jun27
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points. OILS, Varnish, &c.

TusT rsce;yed and for sale low for cashN W., ID
lead red lead Spanish brown crome yellow zinc
green Prussian blue, fig blue yellow oente auback,
paints Paris green pink drop AXE copa j..
British lustre, nseed oil, spirits l.lipen atc
PAM coach, and placA '''''is4 WIN. BALL.
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DAPIER Mache Centre and Work Tables, rose
i wood and papier machs Work Boxes and Dres-
sing Gases, shell dressing cases. and Fancy Articles,
suitable for hoyday presents in great variety for sale
nv Td2I1 R. b. TRABUE.
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cine. pperne, precs ext bark, chinO1dI he,o %
iodine, hydrodate potassa, nitrate set nharr,acu-
besides large supply of other whole
rio nrena rations lust received and for sale
sale and retail. W w. D. A,o,hecary.
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pnR PAIR best oak tanned Russs en M
1JtO sals by T. q p
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CURGICAL NTs-surg'cal :. eaf ;es rp,
~ and fold obstetric instruments tee.' tr,szes,
mens assorted sca1icaors, lancets all kaos,
snnnorters. braces, suspe nsory HANDBAGS. etc;
and for sale by N a., p. ~ nrnorist-
myl1 sYllp m- 60
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DERFUMERY,f from the most celebrated manufac-
: hlrers, for sale at w. B. M1LLER's-
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Quinine,

4 LARGE stock of Window Glass, from 8xl0 to
~ l4x24, lnst received and for sale by
my3o VIM. BALL.
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@ GAP, CANDLES, &c-No. soap, for family
~ use; common and fancy soaps; sperm and star
candles; sweet sperm and lard oils; starch, indigo,
vinegar, numegs, mustard pepper cloves, ginger, al
spice, etc. for sale by STACEY & WELLS,
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PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS.
Whitewas and scrubbing brushes horse brushes dust
ing brushes and hearth brooms
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.stock Of Goods For Sale.

New Orleans, July 3, 1855.
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CONGRESS WATER, Seidletz powders Buffers
~ taseless seidletz powders; Tarrant's apperient;
Henrys cacined magnesa; tartar; tartarc acid
lime juices sup carb: soda citrc acid carb: ammonia;
fresh hops; Jamaica ginger, ETC., for sale by
my3O VIM, BALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-28
Keen It before the People.

The Republican has some eight or ten para
graphs in its issue of Thursday, each one Of
which it calls upon some uumen,ioned person or
party 10 KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE We
have no objection in the world to this; but there
is one thing that we do wish the Republican would
not keep before the people, and that is the sen
tence at the head of its columns. Col. Beale,
AS took occasion to remind our neighbor IA
week ngo. never used the language there ascribed
to him Here is his denial Of il, made public
through the papers, as far back MS the 2nd April:
"In speaking If the causes which had retarded
the progress of Virginia, the editor of the News
makes me say, The grent prime cause thereof,
was The existence in our midst OF the institution
of slavery. This is positively and buddy falso'
Please now. neighhor. do cease 10 keep that
before the people Won't you It's wrong,posi-
lively. See how feelngly Col. Beale speaks of
the matter in the concluding part of his letter;
What would be the oorroboratng evidence of
the truth of the charges brought against me by
my position, by former acts and declarations
Look Mt INV residence on the border of the State,
within sight oftbe Underground Railroad, upon
which the Abolitonists have carried of many of
the slaves of myself and family. Would this at
iach mn to them or their principles : Look upon
my poer services in the Congress of tho United
states, when resisted the assaults of the Atol-
iionsts upon the ghts of the South on their at
temp,s To nterpolnte the doctrines OF the vii
mot Proyso over the territory acquired by the
Mexican war. lsit to be supposed that | WINS
blind to the causes which produced tho ag-
tatons of 1850 or that am in.ensiblo to the diff
ficulties which lie before ms in the immediate fu-
ture, produced from thdt same unalaycd passion
and originating from that same une1haustcd
source.
Again, compare the charge of the News with
what had Just said in the county Of Cnbcll ON
tho subject of the Missouri Compromise, to wit:
That although tho policy of ngilatng thni repeal
and bringing up anew the subject of slavery.
might well be doubted; yet, because it had hccn
done, aud was in conformity to the Constitution
md conservative of the rights of the South
could take no back ward step in relation to that
matter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-28
hppomattox County.

Our intelligence from this county is all TINT
could be desired. We make the following extracts
from two private letters before Us:
IL was present at a discussion OF the candi-
dates last Saturday, in which Col. Flood took no
part,in consequence of the absence Of Gen. Clay,
except TO read tho Platform of the American
Party and give his views of it, which were strong
and impressive. At the end of each sentence
he would ask, if there any one present, that
had any objection TO make he would be glad to
have any such person make known his objection
that he might explain the matter, as far as he wa
able; but no one said any thing against it,
Col. Flood will get fine democratic vote II
this count, stronger one than any other maj
in the district could. Some Of the very styonges
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-28
81 aCIAL NOTICES

The relaxing hents of summer leave behind
ithZ ttbtBof evils. 7 mot unv-rsi ~ ai III &"
g"ner deli Try. AMI il. stterdani, lowness OF
s;,iTtf.. hnf these eh.i .nrrd> and un
iing cur, M the bapr &c II "a - G.'insn b i
prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jack ,on rhilaleipb,. II a. IL
our opinion, med cine seDerls-alone--nnHp-
proachabe Ii seems r.ach the iounia Eend 81 the
difficult, in the digestive ,ation and thus t"rc
live the stcret M and the biz 1T M 9ccries morbt,
the ~ d.ease. Ii, tonic properties sigo
L. he menbrare. Of L tbnarh and noe the Sc.
tim ot the gastric inire, whic H. We III" loo T.
zsfi." II. cor liI soothing uni a'ferav" - hnenc" i'm
general rr,ula and s. 9Th To lie hcttan oi the
t.,ise gam. md thrifty thr cun-ai"n.
"a DO nj avn experience a. - ,tari-, aud "-
49,. il /. confirmed b. the evidence q rI' VIM Ian e
ir %. I'D an opporurily ,f vim = il or"r'
-. FOR cby DIR Jackson, i2J rel -'f"'t, See
ajvertisentnt
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE
UP To } O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.

WIN. w. LEFFWICH,..-... Proprietor.
r w Daily, Prince Edward; j w Bondurant,
do; T. Bondurant. do; Paul Jones, Campbell;
JAS Scott, do:; Mrs. Scott, do; Thos Mitchell,
Bedford; Jno Ward, Campbc II X Franklin.
do: Miss Franklin, do; Il w Poiudexter, Bed
ford; Mrs NJ P"indexter, do; Mrs Mary w
Poindexter, do; Miss Frances 5 Pondexter do;
VIM Pondexter, do; Samuel Houston and SER
want, Abingdon; Ii T Williams. V a. T Railroads;
Patrick ii Callan, do; G 4 Slough, Wytheville;
J Martin, Bedford; \ ii Roberts Monroe; A w
Williams, ChriStiansburg; w j Price, Fncastle;
VIM G Guerrant, Franklin; Geo ii Lennon,
Franklin; 4 Neal. Roanoke.
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ii. q. Farrcsfs Arabian LiniIncnt
TRIUMPHANT NER DISEASE

~ !, truly great medicine stll eoe, on, conquerirg
disease, and Switching many poor row-lless victim
fror the BY It's po~e fIl stimulating. pen.ttut
ingnnd an"iync qualities, ii restores the of limbs
which have been paised for years and toy it, sinPuh.r
po, e. It ierroducfg the syimvinI fluid int water
il al diseases OF the rit- with surprising mpdi
Il, Fnr rheumatism, and affections ut the inc and
spleen ii has proved itself Specific; md for affect
ri the ung4 liver and hdry~ is almost valuable aud
pow, ruI auxiliary; also. fr ai ise,s OF tie glands,
.eIof "a, goiirer ,w-iled NECK, enc, And de"d
ior almost an, disease where exiernnl apPcation
req ,irrd this medicine stands unparalleled Spans.
bruises. cramps, wounds, chilbu,ns burns, etc ARE
speedily cured 10y ii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-28
Sunday school Convention

he 'tien,i. u TIE Sunday hood all fne"t IN
Convention nj this ppcc, Jate5 h. N "clocs T. NJ
and cnntinuc in session IT Hire ihss.
TIA" ohiert vt 9eulinn j. IL awaken deeper
irerr.t Sunday School. generally, but norr p''cal
reference will be had to the WANTS Ut Southern aud
SO nh Vupinia end the missionary work ct
'he An. S. s Uui. n" in thi. frd
Several OF the distinguished eergymen md lay
OF tn church, expected to take part ~ peak
ers in tnc cnnvention.
VIII the paper, in this vicinity friendly to the Sun
day School cause rleaso copy
o y BENTON,
Supt S. s NJ ..ionary,
nno1 cta Lyn:Llhnl o. w.
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lemoeratsare uniting With the Americans in this
From another letter:

"A prodgious effort is making in this county
to induce the democrats who have joined the new
party to withdraw. but | do not believe much
can be effected. As yet, have no
reason to believe that Gen'l Cay's majority in
this county can be more than one hundred and
fifty, if as much. Flournoys vote
will somewhat exceed the strength of the Arneri-
can party, and outside Whigs-as do not know
a single Wing who stands out of the new party
that will not vote for him. and have heard of some
Democrats who say they willard others who will
not vote Mt ALL"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-28

SAD AFFAIR-A MAN OVER THE GREAT FALLS.
An accident is supposed to have occurred on
the Central Railroad bridge at the Upper Falls.
on Saturday evening by which man was knock
cd into the river and swept over the falls. A
young man named Barker, who had been residing
on the east side of the river about to leave for
Syracuse on the : T. NJ train of Saturday. In
company with boy, he started from his boarding
house for the depot, with his baggage upon u
| hand cart As he crossing the railroad
bridge an engine backed az quite rapidly on tho
| north track. There was not Sufficient room be-
tween the track and the railing of the bridge to
permit the cart to pass. Barker and the boy saw
TINS. The former jumped upon the railing to get
OUT nt the way and the hoy ram across the track
I" the other side. The engine struck the cart.
broke 1t IN pieces, and threw the baggage out
Barker was not seen after; and though no person
saw INN tall into the river, the conclusion j. ir.
resistiolc that he fell or was knocked off the rail
ing INTO the water at the time of the COLI sion
The river Is very hs and so swiftly does the tor.
rent leap from under the bridge over the great
pre"lp'ce, no human power could have saved the
unfortunate uon had he been seen to fall. With
! IN thirty seconds after rcnching the water. IA.
, must have passed over the falls into the BOILING
food, neurly one hundred feet below.-Roc6
. | Union.