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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13
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r,HOspKCTUs OF .THk SOUTH, "a
DEnOCkAfIC NEWOPAPER PU BLfbHED
Ar RICHMOND. vIR01NIA.-Beforet the close Of
the prssent month"; the subscriber Will issuethe first
lab In Daily and iemi- weekly editions and whish
he Intends to devote to the service of the South,
the interests Of the State and to the support Of the
principles Of the Democratic Party But the paper
will notNe 70 exclusively political that ts columns
will only interest the politician; nor so subssrvient
to party a. to spare the ndust OF bad mem to
betrsy principle for the sake OF power or to dguise
its convictions Ut the suggestion Of expsdiency.
ahail endeavor to commsud 1t to Intelligent per.
Of all classes, by diligence In the collection Of
news, by impsrtng something of agricultural. COM
merciAl and literary interest 70 fts columns, and by
venturing outspokea and emphatic opinion on
the topics of the day. matter what the hazard Of
conflict with prejudice or OF offence to the selfap-
polluted leaders Of party The organ OF no Clique,
in the interest Of no faction. and With no partial
purpose serve the paper will address itself to the
homes. uds ct tbs people, and for support will
rely upon their appreciation Of energy and enterprise
and tn air love of plain talk and opinion
There may be particular individuals to whom this
Of discussion will not be very acceptable but II
I can conciliate the f,vor of thu masses may sur
vive the opposition OF ignorant or fnsereeo ethics
No doubt servie spirits will be shocked at my zeal
in the defence Of the Sou, h. still have the cousola
tory assurance that there are plenty of brave and
true mon 10 Virgins upon whose sympathy aud sup
port l may rely with absolute security. And so be-
iieving l embark upon the enterprise, with no mis-
giving a. to the result
1.-THE South, will be OF equal size with the
leading papers of the city; and will be furnished to
subscribers at the following rates: Daily dol
lars year, Semi eekly five doilars-payao IN i'd
rance.
Money may be sent by mail to the address cf
ROGER A. PRYOR,
Editor and Proprietor.
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MEDICINES.

vi 1 iTsfLY cEsEssxs YD 1 Dr. 4 rAssoNs 81
vA-This to certify that have used In my practice
ted White Ciresssian Imminent, ana have no he'd.
tation In saying that have more confidence In Il than
any other Linimsnt ever saw, hsvs used II In
With almost universal success. and can with conf
''''' ''''A-'A EoW!N PARSONS, ND.
All the above Medicines for sale BY Purcell, LAdd
b Co and Alex. Duvsl Richmond iss
ID EMOVAL.--Dr. PLUME mas removed
II his Office 70 the third house South Of Trinity IN ny
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. q continues q treat
all syphltic ana sonorhoal complaints; and having
had much practice In TIL; hns; na.tss ins. ne
hose Interested 10 solicited.
DR. p also makes and vends one Of the best resto-
ratives (Chemicai Extract of French Flowers for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public.
Dr. P. may be consulted conf ientialiy by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
10 order In almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ, till 8 P. N. franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va no Is
IACksON's EXCELSIOR BlTTkkS.--
y Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from well known and distneuished citizen, and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now so much In vogue:
.Mr r. H. JAcKsoN--reas Sir MY mother-in-
law Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dys-
pepsis for some sixteen years Not finding any per-
manent relief from tue various remedies used, she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters' and it
affords me much pleasure to testify to thei beneficial
results She row enjoy her food with relish to
which she Yves stranger previous to the use of your
valuable medicine GEO. W. WILEY"
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELlxlH.-Tht
lfI excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough. Pulmonary Complaint and
giving great relief in Consumption, snd most diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs IL rapidly In
ereasng in popularity. the following testimonial is
from . gentleman well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May g. 1858.
Ms. A. 3. Ddtos: Dear Madam, take great plea
In certifying to the beneficial effects of your val
liable medicine, named and so well known as Mrs.
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used It In my
family for the last years, in the use of which
my wife has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the sheat contracted during
my campaign In the late war with Mexico, with all
gratitude, Madam towards you, for is good effects,
YOU can make any of this letter you may think
proper for the benefit of this community at large.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
FOR sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett gecrs,
Alex. puval, Paterson jackson, Chss. M1lls7augA,
u. J. Pisct 4. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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N klDlN3 ACADEMY-NIr. ROSA.
@ NY. Professor Of Horsemsu chip. for ladies
and gentlemen AFTER the system of Bourehe Z
Of Paris has the honor Of nfor the public that
bis riding School 10 TO open ON the 10Th Of March
N .rshaL s-re.t, between 5th and 9Th
For tsrms apply q. the school, from the 9Th Inst.
NH i0-6ts
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~At FOR ANTWkKP.--Ihe A 1 ship
1890 HELEN q. COOPER, Cart Lapham, to
load 1t City Point without delay, havirg the
srssisr portion Of her cargo ready to 20 ON board
For freight Of Tobacco or Flour, apply to
70 70 RALMEk 4 CLOETOu.
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PETERSBURG, Feb. 90, 1857.

IN n, SHEhT lfsBN AND GAS FIN
1 TING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The
subscriber is fully prepared to 90 all kinds of work
in the above business with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his patrons for past favors and
solicits continuance Of the some. Selng master
OF his business he can promise his customers that
all work done by him will, at esst be equal to any
other house il the city, and fully sheap-a fact
ROOFING, GUTfERING, &C.--He 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work in very supe
rior manner. both in town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, a large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware. Wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He 10 like wise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in tn. best manner.
Pumps He keeps always on hand large aud
extensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
fsl7 CHARLES H..LAN9LEY.
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an SPRING STOs'K F,.R 1857.
Hi THE NEW AND EXTENSIVE Hat, CAP
A AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
Mi.
,-xy..r, THE GREAT SOUTHERN Ep
T3HI HAT AND CAP MANUFACrORY Ell
AND DEPOT. ~
SPRING Trade, 1857.
JOHN DOOLEY,
IN Srpks Tut, 6sIEHvfssNn "

JOHN DOOLEY,
81, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, CAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&C, &C.
Would ON this occasion particularly call the atten-
ton of his regular customers and others, to the pre-
psratiops he has made for the business of Spring
During hisre cent tour in the Nor h. he has visited
not only the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York but slso the principal manufacturing dis
triots where goods IN bis line get upthus he has
been ed th to obtain samples of every artic,s
made and purchase moie advantsgeousiy than here
tofore
s1ch arrangements as will insure him regular sup-
ply Of the newest and chocsst styles
The silk and other Hats of his own make have TO-
variably been deemed by his customers superior to
those of Northern importation. From various inn
provemen's recently made in his factory, t- supe-
riority will not only be maintain d. bat added to
Such country merchants as purchase eisew here,
without giving Richmond a tri.l, he would respect
fully invie to visit his estabshment-he assures
them should they do so, they will find stock of goods
equatling variety, quantity and low prices, that of
any other house North or South
His business arrangements are Of the completes
kind aad this greatest attention is paid to the careful
packing and prompt shipment OF goods NH 6-ts
49, NUVIUK TO THk LADIES
sa44&4 The subscriber has just received a large
supply of Ladies', Msses and Chidren's
Ladies', Morocco Welt Bo9te'' with heels
e ai.is % DO 80 90 30 DO
Laiies do Thin sole Bootses. with heels
Do de do do without hesis
Do Black Lasting Caters, very fine
Do 90 do do without haels
Do do Black Moroceo and Kid Slippers
with heels
Misses Morocco Bronze Slippers
Children's Morocco and Fat Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles OF shoes.
All of the above goods were selected by himself
with especial care and he takes pleasure in recon-
ding them to his customers, being Of the very
best quality. ALEX HILL,
NH 1T Main street.
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DISEASES OF THk
FEET ana HANDS, Corna
AuNinua nafnv-<A Natl.

:, u'-n@ Uc, HHu eV6fy ditUf0ef OF
the Feet And aeds eradicatsd without any pain. b.
On. y. sCHULTZ tho stilfui Surgeon Chiropcdist
nom London. NorIce.-Dr. 3. bsas 10 infoim his
Pstients frisnds. and the public ssnsraly that be
Doors from the corner Of Mr. Zachrlssons Drur store
between 9Th and It'll streets, stairs (sigH on the
door where he may be daily consulted from A. ID.
till r. n. ~ z
q Ladies' and Geutlsmsn, - ssual, attended q
thsfs resassee. withous sztsa charge.
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Richmond March 2. 1887

1,P = CsNL NVTICk. w. PATEhsDN,
- GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased Of
MI B. WOOD his stccf of DRuGs, CHEMICALS,
FANCY ARTICLES &c at his city DRUG SToRE,
corner of 18th and Man streets nexs to the St.
Charles Hotel, respectfully soc.s CONT nuanee of
his predecessor and hopes by strict attention and
particularly to the purity and good quality of all
articles offered for sale, to meet liberal share OF
custom MARCH 2, 1857.
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UCTION AND COMMIssION BUsI.

A UCTIUN IND tUN1MINSIUN bUSI'
"A NESs-The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he las taken
the old stand of Gerst Lisberger, recently occu-
pied by J r. Lipscomb, ou Main street, in n. town
of Dsnville where he will bny, sci. and receive on
consignment for ssle either publicly privately. ali
kinds of Country Produce, and all articles of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise. Groceries &c, and make
the usual advances consignments.
He will az heretofore, attend to the sales OF To-
bacco, and any other article of property to be sold
publicly either Dsnvilie the surrounding coun-
try He fattsrs himself that experience of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
sstsfacton to all who may favor him with their pa
BERT JONES, formerly of the house of john
son 4 Co he istters himself that the requirements
of sll his f1ends will be fully met.
He refers to Messrs Stokes Rives, David T. VIII
liams Samuel Ayres aud james A. Cowardin, OF
Richmond and to all the merchants, manufacturers,
ia 10 ia THOS. D. NEAL.
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a-Ea SPRING, 1857.
IffM CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.

GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 Pearl ST., Richmond
Has in store, and 10 now receiving ny recent arri-
walls, from Liverpool aud the American Factories
hi, Spripr supplies of CHINA GLASS EARTHEN-
WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
&C., to which he invites examination from mer-
chants visiting this market.
His stock wi be found extensive and complete
and will be acid good terms any house in the
country can offer.
TO all cash prompt paying time customers In
ducements will bs offered equal to any to be found at
the North.
TO those mt Merchants who have been In the habit of
buying all their gooes at the North, he would say
that all he asks Is impartial inspection Of his
stock and prices assuring then they will time,
labor aud expense, by leaving their orders here.
The me st careful and experienced packers engaged
and goods promptly forwarded.
sTONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
prices, NH 6-2m
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Having sold to w. PETERSON my stock of Drugs
&c at the store corner of 18th and ain streets,
hereby recommend him to the confidence of my
friends and the public and respectfully ask for him
continuance Of tho patronage heretofore literally
bestowed upon me.
My office, for the present, will be with Mr.. Peter
son, az the old stand
MARCH 2, l957-mh S-dfm j. B. WOOD.
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TNTELLlGENCHH NKWsPAPNh.--NU;

XNTEkLRGkNChk NEWsPAPEte mo.
i TICE.-In consequence of the absence of several
perions who were expected to be present the sale
on Yesterday the subscriber concluded that he would
net offer the INTELLIGENcEa forsale at auction
He now offers the Int.llisencer Office, including
Presses Types and other inaterie! heretofore emu.
merated- together with the good will" of the pa
per, 1.-THE value of which may be accurately escer-
tanned by reference to his books) At the minimum
price of & 00o payable in 6, IL, Is and "a months
for approved endorsed negotiable notes. The books
will show that the nett cash income of tbs paper
Excluding ell uncoected acccunts) has been over
per for the last seUenteen and that
in some years it has reached 6 0o0
To the purchaser of the Newspaper, the Building,
in which it is conducted and built expressly for the
purpose Bank street, adj acent to the Exchange
Bank, will first be offered at fair valuation, and
should he decline to purchase, it will be sold at
ton.
As the subscriber will return to Raleigh In 8 few
days, end as is best that the negotiation for the
purchase ofthe paper should be conducted in Peters
burg, he refers ali persons desiring TO purchase to
Messrs. PANNiLL & Son, who have full power to act
for him in the premises.
N. B Until the sale of the Newspaper Office the
JOHN W. sYME
Rah "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

HARD G q X K Our snppIy Of Hard
IL Coke for Ranges, Stoves and furnaces, will be
constantly repienished during the balance of the
season. and toe price will be reduced from this date
to $3.50 per load.
JNO J. WERTH, Agent,
Yards corner 10th It. and 6asi1 and 9Th and Rvrd
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o,Nw p CAkk kA&E@, UAkhIAtSES.-.
SeIMsE The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
xree---Ah-bakine Establishment on Lombard Al
ley between han and Cary, (i3th and 18th streets,
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUChES, BU0GIES with and without
tops, and sULKIES, all OF his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work of the hind be in the
city OF Richmond; and respectfully call from
those in want OF any article IN ths Carriage line
en- determined to make to order and seI at the low
est prices possible, and all work sold, that is new
Ts"-sG=od.
NJrAJAu MaNcY1M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

NOTlCE..-The brst Invention ever offer
~ ed to the public is the Floating Ball or Knuckle
Washing Machine. All persons living in the counties
of Chestar6sd Prince George and Ddwiddie, can OBJ
tain them of w H. Woodward North side of Hainst,
between 9tn and 9th GETS and East sdo of 8;h
between Grace and franklin streets. or James H.
p rdue, in Manchester, and Of J. w. Rowlett, in
Petersburg
aS-ts w. N. BRAGG CO.
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Feb. 20, 1857.

ASA Snyder VIII confines the menuracture OF
stnys. A. at the former works of Bowers, Snyder
g. Carter and solicits continuance OF the liberal
..t,on. ga here tofore extAuded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

4 ANDkETH'S GARDEN sEHHS Ike
- ceived to-day by steamer direct from ID. Ian.
dreth son, full assor mt Of fresh and genuine
GARDEN SEEDS. comprising almost sl the varie-
Lima Beans Early Blk Wesks, Snap Beans, Rssts,
several kinds; Extra Early Peas Sugar Corn, Ever
green Corn, the earliest known Parsnip salsafy, To-
metoes, Squash, Cucumber, Melon, &c, &c just
opened and for sale By. J. w. GARLICK.
Apothecary and Druggist Market Place,
ie II Franklin st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

VUPAKTNERsHIP. 60 The subscribers
u have entered into co. artnershp under the style
and firm of KEESEE & PARR. for the purpose OF
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
house tho corner Of 18th and Cary streets wnere
thew will keep always on hand an assortment OF the
WY 00 THOMAS w. KEESEE,
f.1o-,,n DAVID PARR
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Ntdh WALAtR & CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERR, No So Main It,,
Branch Of the Baltimore House. respectfuIlg
ASK the attention OF the citizens of Richmond and it,
Vicinity to the stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for prosurips aud
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For
sisn Cloths, Cassmeres and VestingA they are ena.
peo 70 oner unusual Inducements to eustoraeIs. who
srs most respectfully solicited to al -" ~
fore curehasins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

The subscribers, who are the surviving partners OF
the late firm OF Aug. Anderson Co, will wind up
the business Of that hrm without further delay, and
will be ob,ised to all those Indebted to them to make
nromnt payu,snt ALEXIUE GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm Of
O. Aug Apdsrson ~ On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

zlEsa MEAT! NEAT !:..i.ook ont
V8&HM for HA0AN's JOHN He 10 In the
Nj ring for all FORMER COIN AT PAR
buntil Judgment Day. IL i7-ts
- A FINN TROT TING US1HsE
1VTOP BUGGY and HARNE SS for ssls AZ.
ply to DUVAL L NORTON,
fe t6-n Druggists.
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CHUICE Old WINES AND BRAN.
~ DIES, always to be had for Medicinal use at
ths RICHMOND WINE STOLE,
mh7 ~ Main street
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MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PiEChs'
hosse sHa Etors Fronts, window and poos 81 "a.
Basytag Gspands enclosed with ftees A.a lIos n.
ssltsse ~ AaisulSsssI Desisty q Virginia
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Increase. si42 2s7 On Inc sl,6ls Ia el4s aa5 q
Tho table shows that the increase Of reeeipts du-
rag the past mouth those of the corresponding
ruouth a.t year, 10 el4lsS57l viz: si4a as7 OF on
this main stem, and sl,6is.I4 on the Washington
Branch.
In Petersburg, Va, on Wednesday, the following
Stocks were sold at auction, in front OF the her-
chants Exchange:
Farmers Bank Stock. at ...............&l4 50
Petersburg Railroad Stock. from. SITS to a1l so
Clover Hill Coal Mining Ssook......"..... 81 90
C4Al HtQ&k. O. - VU
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DEFINED sUGAKs..-jU Bbis. prime C
IL Yellow Sugar; Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and
Granulated Suger, In store aud for sale By
EGGLESTON & FITZGERALD
NH 10 IA Pearl street
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BY Telegraph.

BALTIMORE. March IL Flour sc. Wh.at bet
tar: Red 81 As; whit. o | seal 63 Com 6Ja64
Ngw YoaK March 70 Flour declined; State So.
I016 50, southern s66o0S 80 Wheat nominal
Coru-c1ixed declined cent; yellow and white de.
elined eta mix ed Corn II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-13

A. ] BOWERS will copunue the rnsnulscturing
and putting up Iron Fronts; HOUSE and helng Cast,
ings and all kinds of Architectural Iron Work, and
soic,ts the patronage Of all those wsnstns anything
connected with his branch of tne business, which
will be conducted at the foundry formerly occupied
n, 2O-dfmk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13

Ats meeting Of The Board Of Trade on
Friday evening the .pbjee, Of q bridge ever
the ubespineeoa river vas called up
when the following resolutions we're passed
continuously:
Resolved, Thai in the opinion o! this Board
4 is fur the Interest Of The merchants and
eliseus Of the city Of Davenport that q
bridge be built across the WASH sipinecon
al some feasible point on dirsct line from
tai. place 10 the city OF Dewitt.
Rssolrsd, Tia, COMMITTEE Of three DO
E pointed by the meeting for the purpose
Of forming Stock Company 10 be called
tie pineeon Bridge Company, for
tie purpose of bridging the asoy. river, and
:. por, 10 this Board.
Mss-,s. J. n. d Burrsws, (ss ehsirman, }
Ryan aud Desssint were appointed said
COMMITTEES. The subjsc, YES seussed, with
ergy, and much int.rest wss manifested,
n zen, tbs hour being late, The nsetsg ad-
armed
We ttast tina, the foregoing settsn 10 re-.
!s,ion to this importan! enterprise may
p I'VE decisive. and thai The measure will
al be aba ndoned, but that soon one Of the
best bridges in the country may span the
y subesiPinecon, connecting us with tbs
rirh eousl.y beyond. Our merchants and
whose Interests are Identified with the
2rUsperity Of Davenport, should contribute
ii5ersIly towards this enterprise, a. the
a. ,ney subseriosd for the purpose will soon
G, me back 20 them increased four fold
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13
Fatal HA1lroAA Aeet1elf

A disastrous collision between the even
ing trains Of the Ohio lnd Mississippi, and
Tere Hauts and Alton Railroads, occur.
red yesterday At the crossing Of the Illinois
bottom opposite 81. Louis twill bs re-.
membered that the former road rune due
cas-, from the depot on Bloody Island. wbils
the latter runs due north from. its depot, Of.
ter making the circuit of the lover point
Of The Island, 20 thu. the roads cross each
other At iigh, angles. The trains star,
about the sams time, ~ O'clock P. NJ,
and usually pass the crossing within ten
or fifteen minutes Of each other. On ap,
preaching it yss.erday. a We are informed,
the engineer Of the Ohio and Mississippi
train brought bis engine to dead halt.
agreeable TO the usage and instruction on
both roads. On starting sgsin, - his 10.
connective struck the crossing, he perceived
the Alton and Terrs Haute train coming
Hithou, warning al speed Of ten or twelve
miles go hour, and 20 nssr that . collision
was inevitable. He had presence Of
mind enough TO reverse his engine ins,sn.
'aneously, and thus arrested the progress Of
his train, but did not receds from the fatal
position in which he found himself. The
engine Of the Ters Hlu,e train plunged
into tina, OF the Ohio and Mississippi, be-
tween the locomotive and tender, dsmol.
ishing the latter and the baggage car, hur'
ling the wrecks into the ditch BY the side
VI The road, killngions Andrew Jackson, a
runner on the train, tearing up thu tracks
Of both roads and disabling itssli BY the
force OF the collision. One 10 appalled, by
the though Of the dread fatality which mus.
have ensued had the Train been second
further on its way, with ts cars crowded
with passengers. II would nave been u
repilItlon Of the terrible catastrophe which
occurred i've miles from Chicago four
yesrs ago, when one train dashed into en-
other Al right angles strikinga passenger
car and huriiag forty passengers into stsr'
nifty in the ,.inklingef al sys.--N. Louis
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