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LII wv. a RE.

B. T. K BENNETT. FRANCIS LURGEs.
* IRON WORkS-The Undersigned beg leave TO inform
public and builders generally, hat they are manu-
W. featuring oil kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work. Nos 81 and 81 Circus street. Verandahs Rail
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roots, etc. : 80
They keep constantly haNd Cast and Wrought Iron Col
umns, Yenaors and Sash Weights and fill all orders Of
with despatch
ie24 3u BENNETT & CO.
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T EEDS' FOUNDRY. NEW oRLEANS.-LEEDs 4
IL Co.. Iron Founders and Manufacturers of Vertical and Hor
zonal Steam Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans su
Kettles Carhers Filters Stea aud Horse Power Drain
ing Machines Saw Mills. Gin Gearng Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Bars etc., and all
We have been duly authorized and prepared to construct
fel2 d&Wly - LEEDS 4 co. .
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LtsIERsS SUGAR NIAEsr.--f E U D
n signed prepared receive storage, tor sale or
reShipnen Eepoof warehouses, well lighted, the plat
recently erected be covered vii" tpauins sugar or
moasses having capacity for 1900 Eogsheaas
Planters merchants the line Of the Opelousas Railroad
tei products discharged from the cars either in
warehouses platform and delivered to ships and steam
sbo dRyae tarpaun hire Storage per
tariff.
TARIFF.
SUGARPer ogshea IS cen from to Is days. 40 cents
per month md % each succeeding month.
MOIASSESPe barrel from to 10 days. or l. cents
per MONTH and cents each succeeding month. -
No required placed the platform covered with
arpain the warehouse he effected ct the
lowest rates. .
Juan de Esala, J. I: Whitney,
Darby Il Trenoulet, = MaSpero,
George Urquhart. Itobit Aharpentler,
j D Denegre, ". & ID. Urqulart
Clark & Mosby, GAuluack, SqElres d Wes
Rraud & Landry, F. kenlett s. Co..
Price, Converse Il Co. Fellowes 4 Co.,
Hewitt, Norton Il Co., W. Il. HeFes,
R (ieddes Augustin & Thibaut,
J. W. Stanton CO., Charles ileBianc
Martin, Owen " Cobb John q woodruff " Co.,
A. d. Kelly a. Co., S. Q. Nelson l. Co.,
N Bugar or moasses sold the Aiers Sugar Mart will
be delivered city required rates charged
from 0peousts Railroad Depot.
BE- Address - - ,-. 1880,
0i'o'AA'i'' "@>''1i'' 0''' Algers.
d3l No. 81 Camp street,
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WOIFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHEAPPS.
N Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any OF the
al ces Contained calogue will find it TO their adj
vantage by calling sending their orders above where Will
found assortment of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES the United States and at the lowest prices
Please address. j. WRIGHT co,
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE
matt Nos l5l aud q Charities street, NewOreans
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!. n, E,ello,ys, ham Asaoetatlon.

oARD Of DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION their Office in Odd Fellows Hall Oh
# NhE tIt4t Monday 81 every fnonth = =
Hi Bein Treasurer; q Dunlap John Orchard, H g
Sfafsas Howard EIueas Smith, James Davis George
RSresIiida Nj Bossorth Geo. Direyer EdRafd Pilsbnry
Cook. 45} #f@
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IN LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
81 "a ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Cornet of Benton and
$@9 Elplrosine streets Office, No. LOG ST. Charles street
W. F~o doors from the St. Charles Theater Munutnc
the latest and most approved Patterns Of ain We
randas Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges, Straight and Circn
Sairs Store Fronts Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AND
IRON WORK for Building purposes.
n Railngs Castings, Guard Boxes sash Weights and Ven
aiors for sale at the Old Stand lo5 St Charles street. New
Orleans Nv
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: q UALSI1IH KGDEV ards, NSUCCEsSUR TO
Iwi6 Edwards Nos. IS, 50 and 30 New Levee, and
@S 20 and 81 Fulton street, manufacturer Of every des
cription Of Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron and Brass Work
Clarifying and Evaporana Pans Ferers Boxes and
everything appertainiug to the Sugarhouse. t.z
general Gauges Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand.
He would call the attention of planters the Steam Trains
which have been in successful operation plantations Of
Col r. O. Camp Messrs. s. T. HARRISON E. j. Forsta Nelson
L Dolelson, O5good Lawrence w. l. H Stackhouse, A.
Thomson Co. ns n E. Forstal Of this city whom he
sDectfully refers for full particulars t- .7- mo-
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LUNESCIlLOss EROS. ~ Co.
SKI Ia Camp street, beg leave to advise the City
SH~Trss> and Country trade that they have on hand
zg-SnsSSss on consignment, and ordered TO close
I'd " forthwith, alarge assortment of Guns, Rifles,
Pistols Eds Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Portson
Builders Hardware Of every description Crates Tools etc.
etc. they offer reasonable prices and
terms. p
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II TIndertaker No 81 MarN street. Cusomhouse and
Beuvle having purchased right from Dr. HOLMES of Nev
York city, Of E0BAIIMING TIL DEAD, will attend promptly
to all orders by day night The is simple and is
done with inconvenience Bodies embamed BY
him are warranted to keep free from decomposition and can be
any part of the world without eShang the slightest
odo any of the year Bodies in advanced STATE OF
decomposition restored perfect state OF preserTaton
Full particulars pamphlets will be given to those who may
apply. ..., , III, -,
o,ahoin,od Fraa rIpr1e no 61n
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GsenMf EnGnnhIlmellEs ~ E.I
$ sEs4ss II W. tSEsAED ENCANPMENT OF LOUISIANA, T.
holds sessions the third Tuesday in Jan
July each year the Odd Fellows Hall corner Of
A Camp and Lafayette streets.
for .he year s5Alf sloulto NJ W. Grand Patri
e5g6s Fnoinas H. Bragg NJ. II. e. H PRIEST VIM Deacon 4
warden: james Furneaux, r. w. G. Scribe, IL. Viii
Inns, Il I'LL G Treasurer; w. K; AIcIntesh, 3. VIC j.
a Ts5insap n w. O.. Rep. s.. NJ; Todd w. G. Marshal
shsaks Eeeia VIC. Sentinel; John Frankford, Wpep g.
,t IA IL ~ VA AZ, i.
gsa: Oscar Barbee r. w. d. D. G. Patriarch, Of Distrie
So BATON Rouge; ". d. Covert R. W.. d. d. g. Pari
3 1gyh .cE District a Clinton. @sZ4s-F5szs
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~ THE WATCH STORE, NO. 3 CAMP
sstee has just opened with az new geqns eonS.s5T q
49, WATCHES, CLOCKS JEW ElRI, GUNS PlsIulo,
and every variety Of fancy goods Of theaest patterns
Having engaged the services OF MI Jos n ales ~ set
that line.
Diamonds mounted Jewey repaired and manufactured
! to order.
N. Bold Goldand Silver bought ,-r,e,y
o291v tTkt5It - Mll,o.N.
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Ie following ae the members the present term: W D.
President "a Exchange Place; b. DaSya Treasurer
accus James FprneauX, Secretary, Odd Fellows
ElS POST ohce Buildings Exchange Place; Jno
Camp street; u, M. Gawford Camp and Ora
Ialberop, Fonh District; IL i. Peterson,
honses II III Stanley, Richard and 1ehoupo
#aM Common street. II GassFede Cqsom,hoase; VIM Dick
corner oydras and Tchonptohlas streets; acaiahon,
ggefs; Paul n LSandas, ID ChertEes street, Charles
Callahan. EN- IS YET s25#5.
so1if q the seorearys office in Odd Fellows Hail. corner
Ss4s.in and Lafay ee streets, mt 6ls o'clock P NJ.
4 fs3i5 If JAMES FURSEAUS, Secretary.
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IA : n -T5T7E ~ Tf STATE OF LOUISIANA.
3E PARISH OF ORLEANS Cry OF NEW O1isLssAEs
DTE TT KNOWN. that on this tnlFu MY vi
~ the month of April, IN the year OF our l'otu oe
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DERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
l. FACTORY corAer Of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New
Orleans =,
GEORGE PuRvES, Architect and Builder respectfully in.
forms his friends public that he has addition to ms
former business commenced the manufacture OF Igor sashes
every description at the above
left ut his Office q COMMERCIAL lace the factory
!. nl I'm
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26
GOODS! GOODS!

We are row rec living and opening,
direct from Philade phiu', a large ana
splendid stock OF Dry Goods, which we
viii sci at such prices as will com
mani the &c ention of every lody. Our
stock was selected By NJ. d. Keith.
with great care. at the best houses IN
,he Civ, IN | we fl liter ours Ives that
we h We as fin, handsome, and fssh>
ionable goods as ever VS. tr 'ught to
III mqrket. Give Us ca lefore buy
ing els Were. He take this occasion
70 return our thanks to our customers
for p S tayors. a ID solicit c,n'i ua' c ;
"a lntir trade.
]. II. s II. d. KEITH.
apr % ull-tf
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

Circuit Court, The Circuit
Court will set ON the 3D. Mon
day in May 1856, and there
will be hut one week of court,
in our apinian. lie expect
good results from tho pew law
as 10 the manner of selecting
the GraRd jurors, Hereafter
the grand jury can Judge for
themselves, upon the propriety
of finding bills, heretofore the
District Attorney, was in fact the
Grand jury. Our popular sher-
if, FRANK MooRE, has, VIC IN
derstand, summoned twenty of
the best men in the county, to
servo as grand jurors at the
coming term.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26
CAoncery Sale Of Valuable lands.

In pursuance and by virtue of an in>
hrlocut, ~ decree of he district Oh; n
~ Court Of tie State of Mlssisslppi.
pronounced at the March Speci, term
thereof. A d. 1856, the H.n. James +.
1'ro ter, Wee Chancellor. presl ling IN
the Sui. If Charles Butler and Diners.
compla;nauts Us John g. Jones and 9TH
cr>. defendants, | will sell as commits
sioner al point d for that pu pose, to the
highest bi1deron credit OF SIX months.
on Monday he 9th day OF June next
ensui, e, ing the second Monday III
said NJ. nth, rae following described
lands, to wit The South e;st quarter
of section (2s) in township seven -
of range six TO- west Of the Basis Me
rcdi Ghickasaw Cess'on, lying in Pa
lola county. State afores ii
Pond OF Bonds with approved secu>
ritv viii be required of TIE purchaser
OF purehi r, for the purchase money
bearing interest from date.
JonN j. WILLIAMS,
OK d Commissioner.
5pr 26 III l-3w
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26
CALM IN KANSAS.

The St. Jos aph Correspondent or The
ST. Louis Republican, writing under date
of April 81, says, of The aft ir, il KIN
sas;
In a long and extensive ride througl,
Kansas, / found quiet so comp etc, thtt
| am not little surpri e to see in
Eastern papers such stirfin aec UNITS f
great excitements and isturban ;es per.
yad;ng and asitating thst T,rritery.-
One would think, from relding their
D r rayss of the d rkened skies and
gathering clouds, that a searfu storm
WIS about o burst upon that devoted
,untry, and incarnard ne its emeral
plains with human gore; while, in truth,
] peri ct peace end c I'm is everywhere
supreme, and the rosy fingered goddess
of the morn opens the portal, Of each
coming day with growing brightness.
In long PRECIPITATION on the Mos
quito, the Kaw, the GrasShopper and
the \ eneha-the most beautiful and
fertile portions Of The county, heard
of noting bit contemplated improve
ments in agriculture, the raisiHg of Steel.
&C.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
III TIC n ND CT OCK
REPAIR Err.

EiIE undersigned would respectfully
Il announce to the Citizens of PIANO.
la and surrounding country, that he is
prepared to repair Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Accordeons, and musical in
struments of every description, in neat
est style.
Spoons and all kinds of silverware
made 10 order. Cash paid for old gold
and silyer, or received as cash for work.
Work from distance will rec i've
strict and prompt attention. Shop
south west corner public square
Sign, STIR. w. NJ. MARSHALL.
Grenada Miss. apr. "a, '56-nl4 -6m.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26
NOTICE.,

An persons indebted to the late firm
&c CL,nKE & CALDwELL. who do not
cone f,rwar nd ply up their accounts
an rotes, will be sued ~ the next term
og the Circuit 'ourt. This is fair war
Ming. so doa't c1mpl in when the Off
q r of the law ca Is on you. The pnrt.
rership expired on the lst day OF Jam
ii ~ last, and it is IT,. Z our bushes
WAS crs up.
CLARKE & CALDWELL.
apr 25th- MA
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

Fork on the Raiiroad.-Mes.
srs Packer g. Co, have com
menced making brick for the
bridge across the river, three
miles above this place And
we understand Col. Joel A.
VAL, has commenced the gra-
ding on his contract Immediate
~ north of tn. river. This
leoks Ike having the cars on our
size at tue river soon. IF our
people will pay np, their cotton
Tor this year need nat be hauled
OFT of Pamela county.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

The Court-House Square-We
have the prettiest public square
in North Mississippi. Why snot
the fence painted. Where's
the Board Of Police? Look
out gentlemen, or we will write
an account of your stewardship
before the next election,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

A BEAUT4FUI. Smile "A few
days since lovely little child of
four summers was buried. On
leaving the house of its parents,
the clergyman, Rev. NJ. jay,
plucked up by the ro,ts beau
tiful little '<iorget-me-not," and
took it with him to the grave.
After the little embroy of hu-
man'ty had been deposited in
the grave, the clergyman, h"l-
ding up the plant III his hand
said:
II hold in my hand n beauti-
full flower which | plucked from
the garden we have just left.
BY taking it from its present
home it has withered, but I here
plant it in the head of this grave,
and il will soon revive and flour
ish.
$50 with the little flower we
have just planted in the grave
1t has been plucked from its ma
tive garden, and has wilted; but
it is transplanled into the garden
of Immortality where it will re-
viye and flourish in Immortality,
glory and beauty"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

Sunk-cofton.-- Mr.. Piner, IN
forms us, that he has got all the
cotton out OF the Iittle-Jim, that
sunk some eight miles below
Pamela. week before last.
most of the cotton is badly dam
aged.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

U LIE. no one fail to read
and take notice Of the card of
+, b. Joaes s.. CO., ia to-days
paper. lie can say from per-
sonal inspection that these gen.
,lemcn do first ra.e work land
ought to he pair"nized By the
people Of Pamela county,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

FoR1tnr,-Mr. piner cur TAILOR,
stared IN Thursday last, with George
a. b rbee, TO 20 t'toc, OF a wit o.
hob2ouS corpus, return biz before Judge
ScruggS. The obj ct Of Mr.. Rarbee,
IS - get tie bail reduced being
conhne in jai en- a charge of forgery.
'nd the Sheriff requires bond and Sc,
curl =, IN u, sum Of live thousand t!o'
lsrS.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

The FiRsT STEP TO RUtE.-"My
first step to ruin," exclaimed a wretch
ed youth, as he lay tossing from side
to side on a straw bed in the corner Of
a prison "My first step 70 ruin was
going fishing Oh the Sabbath. ! knew
It was wrong, for my mother taught me
better. did not believe them, but
did not think that it would come TO
this"
Perhaps lie said 1t is too unpleas'
ant to be cooped up in church. What
harm is there in taking my fishing
tackle nd setting en- the bank to fish q
What harm! Why, the harm is
Il at God is disobeyed. who says:
ssRemember the Sabbath day 10 ketp it
holy" The moment youth detsr>
mines to have his own way. Preferring
his own pleasure before Gods will,
that moment he let's go his rudder, his
compass, his chart nothing but God $
word can guide you over the ocean OF
life. Give that up, you are bewlldered.
YOU are drifting, you will he lost.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

I'm Eagle Kii2ed.-Our friend
William :. Clinton, killed a
Grey Eagle, on Thursday last
aear his house, that measured
seven feet from tip to tip.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

TIE FAIR LADY who sent Us
that beautiful boquet last even
ing, will please accept our sin
cere thahks--we wish her a bong
life of peace and happiness.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

ORR PAPER --You are mis-
taken gentlemen, when you
think the STAR has but a limited
circulation. I've circulate this
week over two hundred copies,
which will dissent late informa-
ton TO at least five hundred ci.i-
zens of this county. I'm about
two weeks we will have our new
type and we fully intend to hare
fire hundred subscribers. Re-
member, two hundred suhscri-
hers have been obtained in about
three weeks. Stand out of the
way YOU doubling rhoma =,
we will have respectable cou,.-
try paper, whether YOU arp viii
aug or not.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26
RAILROAD Celebration -

RAILROAD Celebration Let
every person who wishes to take
q ride on the cars from Her
nando to Memphis and back, re-
member that the rail road cele-
bration, takes place at Herman
do, on the first day of May
And all who want to see the
cars in Pamela soon, had better
pay up their stock.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

Preaching We are requos-
ted TO give notice, that the Rev.
Mr.. Iohnson, will preach in Pa
Hola on Sunday, April the 9Th
inst, NJ IL o'clock 4. NJ.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26
NOTICE

Mr.. I. N. Weaver having Withdrawn
from the firm Of P. B. Jones & Co,
Carriage Makers, the undersigned will
continue the business under the old
nome and style. They alone are au>
thorized to settle any debts due the
firm, and are responsible for all de>
mands against the same.
p, B. JONES.
]. R. BRODBACK.
apr. "a '5j-nl 4-3w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

10 We learn that Mr.. Deck
Mutt, who got shot accidentIy
week before last, has since died
from the wounds.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

Cheap Goods Read the card
of Messers J. II. & NJ. d. Keith
IN this weeks paper, and then
60 and buy yourselves rich in
goods II Sen want anything 10
their line.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

Jared T. Kirby. Upon opening
the matters of this bill and il appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court that the
defendeat Jared L, Kirby, is nonres-
ideni OF the state Of Mississippi, and be-
yond the limits thereof SO that the or.
binary process oflaw cannot be served
upon him. II is therefore ordered bv
the court that unless said defendent
shall appear b. fore this court in the
town OF fernando on the 18th monday
in June 1856 and p'ead answer or de-
muir to said Bill of complaint, the sever
al allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed. and a decree rendered &C.
cerdingly: 1t is further ordered by the
court that copy Of this order be pub
lished in the Southern Star, a news
PIPER printed and published in the coun-
ty Of Pamela. and state of Mississippi,
for four weeks sucessively and another.
copy posted on the court house in the
Town of fernando.
JNO. J. WILLIAMS
Clerk&Maste,.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

.Sare Costs.-Rcad Messrs
Clarke S. Caldwell's notice in
iAis weeks paper.
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TRUTH.

Truth is the glory OF time and
the daughter OF eternity. She
is tho life of religion, and the
light of love: the grace of wit,
hocrown ol wisdom, and beau
~ Of yalor; the brightness of
honor, the blessing of wisdom,
aud the Joy of faith; her worth
is pure gold, her time is right
precious. hor word is most gra-
cious, and her will most glo-
rious; her essence is of GoD,
and her dwelling with ilis SER
wants, her will is his wisdom,
and her works are his glory
She is honorod in love, and graz
cious in constancy; her!patience
is admired in charity. She is
the angels worship, the virgins
fame, the saints bliss and the
martyrs crown, She is the
kings greatness aud his coun-
cil's goodness, his subjects fear
and his kingdoms praise She
is the light OF, learning and the
light al law; the honor of trade
and the grace OF labor. She
hath a pure eye, a plain hand
and a piercing wit, and a perfect
heart. She is wisdOm's walk in
the way of holiness. and takes
up her res! but in the resolutions
of goodness. Her tongue ne
yer faints, her hand never fails,
and her faith never fears.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26
>E.pIToa

3ATU RDAY, April. 95th 49,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-26

The State Of Mississippi
Deso'o County.
Spccisl Term March Gath |
1856.
S muel Y Caldwell, admr ;
of John J. C.ldwell decd
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medical and such other attendance as the peoexsv AZ
their cases required.
!, John valkenburgh, the msl-agent, then took
<hage Of the express re- and proceeded TO Albany.
Yesterday sfenoOn being the earliest moment at
which il was safe to venture over the road in conse
ouence ofthe incoming trains Mr. Superintendent Camn
hell proceeded on board of an engine with two erne.
ren surgeons ofhs city to look after the n;ur mas
,engers at Pauldng and bring them to New York ifhev
10 desired. Up to late hour last night the Supern
feudent had not returned and we were consequently
unable TO obtain the condition of the injured
Many specuations have been INDUCED in relative to
the broken rail. Some were of opinion that il was
done by the frosts and that ii was done bv the
passage of the train preceding the one to which the
accident occurred, while Others think that il WAS
caused by the engine Of the Express train and that the
render raised the broken cad and thus threw the two
Hrst cars of the track.
Shortly after ! O'Clock this morning Mr.. Campbell
returned and from him we learn that the accident
proved far less serious than we at first heard
INJURED.
The names Of the injured are as follows;
Mr. S. GAsEILL of Albion, N. Y.-,evere confusion
Of spine
MANLY w. KENNEDY Of Buffalo had severe cut O,
the back Of his right hand, and Commissions about the
body.
Mrs. THOMPSON Of No. IS South Sixth street, VIII
hamsburgh, had her head badly cut, but not danger
pusy.
Mrs. w. HIGBE Of New-York left arm fractured
Mr. GEORGE AYRoLD Of NewYork sustained a Sc
sere wrench Of the left Leg would be able to come to
ihe city to-day
MARY HOLMES Of Ireland, and another Irish girl,
name not known, sustained severe Commissions Of the
spne.
The other passengers, names not known, though
badly bruised, were able resume their journey.