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DR.. BAAKNR TRRATs !

<SN DIR. BAAkEEG TREATS ALI Disc
4S899yaEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE.
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention to the
following Dsases Coughs, Colds, Consumption Group, In
auenz Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases Throat
and Lungs,
He wlldevote particular attention to the OF all Skin
D5easesLumbago, scofua Rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles, and all
rangemen of the Stomach Liver and Bowes and all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will given to the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption of the Cataract restore per
vision the Eye withouthe the knife Dr. Baa
kee produce thousand certificates perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fsua sweugs
TumO of every description and without of the knife
Special be made with Dr. Baakee for the
treatment of the last named Diseases they will require his
constant advice and attention DR.. Baakee one the most
skiful and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians nowyng
His fame known personally in nearly every principal city
the world,
Aleers directed to DR.. Baakee enclosing posagestamp,
or Eve cents from any distance correctly stating the nature Of
the disease, shall be promptly answered and the patients
treated by correspondence free of charge.
R9~Ofice hours from A. Nj. to 8 T. NJ. - 49,
Rofice, 40 BsrOnue street. below Poydrss street Newo
cans La ial6 lykW
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EDUCATIONAL.

TEFFERsON ACADEMY, No. g BoUaBog
u 5Lreet New Orleans.
Conducted by G, >. Lord.
This establishment open reception pupils aa
The classes will be arranged soon a psss-
Bile. Parents having put school invited
and the establishment. OH In
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MILLINERY

~sfN TO THE LAOTEs-oUB oeEslgs DAT-
- O. w. ROPER
COR, POYDRAs AND CAB0NDELET STREETS.
We respectfully inform the Ladies that viii
MONDAY large assortment or
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in Rich Velvet Straw Lace Leg5ou Fe
Ialisn and Chenille BoNNETs all beautifully trimmed il she
Latest Style from Paris.
Also
Rich Head Dresses Bfdal Wreaifs Kid Gloves PafasoIs
CorEefs and Enbrcideries.
SCommsson Merchants and Planters VII hair
advantage give call before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City OF Country promptly attended TO-
.. w. R0PEE
10 6m corner Poydras and cargadess ssssss.
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEmY,
3l2 CAMP STREET,
Between PosyfaTs and CslIiope Streets New OTlsa1s
A Day and Boarding School,
Conducted by


The Sixteenth Annual Session this Institution begins 81
the FIRST Mondsy in September 1858 tie esban veraBsa'
pure; ased by the Academy establish South school
Of the highest order This magnificent bading elgay
located stories high covering area Of four tou
five hundred square feet With fine architectural A
suitable interior distribution provided with bath rooms
every convenience tending health and comfort The
ments Musical Philosophical ETC. Of the best make.
plan are based Hpg
those of the celebrated collegiate institutes Of the Uns4
States and of France, with which Madame Diry Corresponds
regularly. No tangled systems adopted deceptive
inducements held ont Numerous MISUNDERSTANDING hs hR
Alumna Of this Institution, Who now gem society,
For particulars, apply in person or by letter 10
sci sm&w NINE NJ, D. DINITRY.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA ~ MEDICAL
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department. win
mence on NoRDAY November ib 1858 and Will terminate n
JAMES JONES, ": n Professor Practice Of Medicines
WARREN STONE, N. D.. Professor Of Surgery
UsTVHs T. N6TT NJ g. Professor IF Sf4tsrfa s5.s
r q. RICHARDSON b. D.. Professor il Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT. NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
= c gfSHdIs y r. Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The Rooms for Dissecpg viii be open the second Monday
TIE Faculty Visiting Physicians Surgeons Of tho
students accompany the ofessors IN their visfts AID
free expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantage
in the amphheaer ef the Hospital from Jst ctabgr
clinical Medicine and Surgery aud other Subjects without
-. ,s,n.to. ), g. TH9 5i,s Hg !; .! r. Dean
IN april fourteen Resident Students who are maintained BY
EEMALEa sEMINARY-DAY AND BOARDING
ERTEs NJ Is Tritga Walk jo DeoT street, l''' y "
tie htfd sehoasto :S ar r. o. tie R RS a
Z For particulars, apply ct the school.
Rev. Or. Palmer, Rev Dr. ohas. Goodrich,
F T. ScF So1 5sq sa 4 ho May9 R.a 'q
J. R. Macmurdo, wa. Bartlett ses IN
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Steamboat Departures Cbis 8ag.


Lobdelps Store. MESSENGER. Krk..,..,....1O AM
Bayou sara.........,. LAUREL ILL Ure........1O AM
Arkansas riyer.... LITTLE ROCK, Brown. PM
Memphis. BELFAST, WrRy ..5 pm
St touls............sr. NICHOLAS McMullen 3 PM
Mobile CUBA, Hopkins. 80 Pm
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No. 40 OLD LEyEE STREET, New Orleans.
NIL Iy&W Between Bienville and Cont
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liz and iii William st. New York
N. B.1he Great Republics Monthly Is Tor Mle by al
the newsdeaes and book throughout the United
ana Gauada. nl2 law4t
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n. Al. now AR d, tSuccessor to Geo. Beard)
No. 49, CAMP ST, OPPOSITE ST. PATRICK's CHURCH
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q FOUNDRY AND MACHLNE-sHOPs
$VAGA GEORGE PATTERSON
W Successor 10 Mclean Patterson) corner Of Delord
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned Is prepared 70 manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
Sem Boats, Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts Fureare Months and Crate Bars,
BRASS WORK of every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders. Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand all times Bars Wheel Stir
by steamboats,.
He Agent the John 0sborn8 Patent Fuel Saw.
ing Bar highly spoken of by the Pcayune Printing
Office and others that have them in Of these Bars
be in under boiler lately put up in this esab
ltFhment
He has also made for the sale of
Boilers Machinery and will establish Depot convenient to
the establishment where large quantity of hand Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, June l, 1858. iel If
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DATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING RODS

Copper has eight times the conducting Of Iron and is
durable and less liable Again, single charge Of
electricity will cd thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only six For further particulars apply for circulars ~
the office of the undersigned.
Applications for gsnees orders for Stock Models, ana
relating this business win Tas
dtate attention, II addressed
Il. w. R. JACKSON, 12< Commercial Place,
un2h " New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RuckLEY,s sEnnNApERst

GPALDING d ROGERS AMPHGTHEATER AND
~ MUSEUM corner ST. Charles and Commercial Place.
n y
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! 4 u. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoYJ
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,

AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DoMEsT
ILlL-NRS
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Marshall, Tex, Oct. Is, 1855. !
nB-A General Meeting of the Stockholders
the Company will be held at LOUISVILL Kentucky on
THURSDAY, the 18th da5 Of NOVEMBER next. 4 meeting
Of the Directors Of the Company will also ba held the
time and place Business Of importance will be transacted by
both Stockholders and Directors.
has been made with The New C0mpauy.n It
claims to be Of creditors holding against tie old Com
demands for the Of about s o. The terms of the
compromise require the payment Of this Indebtedness In three
equal inst mcn at three i've and month in Cash
approved negotiable paper II is desirahieto promptly extn
gush his Indebtedness that may into possession Of
the road and property Of the Company and promptly proceed
with the construction OF the oRdthe construct the
next weuy five miles being in the Treasury Of Texts Ii The
debts be paid of relieving the Company Of It's pecuary dsa
blies and the ability proceed with the road be shown
no fears need be entertained Of the hostility Texas or Of The
guardians Of her prosperity her public policy and her good
faith and hGnor-yea of her lbty IN the future the
past towards this great enterprise it being the base line Of the
vast railway system Of the United States.
The Stockholders called together to elect Directory
and all and every subject which they right
fully consider
o29 tuo25EW JEPFHA FOWl.kES, President
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NO.s2 St. Charles )
EB-The Board of Directors of this Company
have meeting held the Sd Of june 1883 aud by author
y Of the Stockholders,
RotUd That from and after the LIST of June instant the net
shall be equally divided between
the Stockholders and parties nsurng in this Office after deduc
the credit OF Stockholders and
required by Article Of the ChRrter for the formation
contingent fund
Re1lBsi also That a 10 per pre-
MUM shall continue be made the time Of insuriUg
All dividends declared shall be paid in cash the Company
issuing scrip. PLACIDE F0RSTAlL, Prest.
E, DEBUYS, Secretary.
pIREoTORs;
Placlde Forstall, W. G. c. Claiborne,
A
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DRBNTUNY mGBsST-PREH IIURI MOSS !-PuR
up IL best order for shipment
TIL Z BEST OF MATR ESS SEES,
OF all kinds.
Planters give your Negroes healthy Bedso be hs d
CAMPBELL & BeUDREAU&,
90 Iy Office. III Canal street.
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NJ +. HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
In Otice-No. 10 Bank Place, New Orleans.
Win attend to the grading lots measuring entertainments
try.
Orders from distance addressed through the Post Office
Box 22S.
Refer to Col. A, P. Field Louis H Pile Esq, City Sur
veyor; H. Train ESQ., No Is St Peter street Jacob
sena, Esq No. 10 Bank Place. aul2 If
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COPARTNERsEIP.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE Ass0gItTED with
" my brother. HENRY 4. CLARKE, and vii Continue
the business dealing Coffee Rice Gunny Bags India Bag
Zng ety. ct Nos and ~ Eechsz street under The style Of
THOS. u. CLARKE 4 BRO. THOS. H. CLARKE. r.
New Orleans November 9, 1883 Mo In
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LIVERY SUGAR PLANTER N THE STATE
Il should procure of Ames STAR PANS fer making
SUGAR.
1t is the LATEST and EST improvement the SIMPLEST
APEST and combines all the advantages heretofore
any other invented either for the Of
syap0ra,ing the cane juice, grRnulating.
in practical operation M Daniel Edwards
tablishmeRt, Nos. Is, 80 aHd 81 New Levee street
sll3 3pSm Ii. y. AAES, Psp8Iiess-
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HALLER & LAGAN, ooPPERsNITBs

AB-Ai Work aone with dlspatcn dl4 "
~ CEAS, G. GAINES d Co., IMPORT ERs
On AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IsS y HARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc, No. 26 Magazine end
S$ 40 Gravier Streets hand, constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures:
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Toole
Hoes Spades aud Shovels; Corn and Coffee Milla;
Ok and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope,
Fifth and Trace Chains; MILL Pit and Gross Cut Saws
AnvB Vices and Bellows; Counter and Platform Scales
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plat9s Androns anS Tenders;
Hampers and Tongs ShoveB and TonRs;
Grind Stones, all sizes Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Cutlery.
Together with sarge ss3ortmentcf Fancy Goods v Comb
BrasheE Perumery Paper and Blank Books ETC., which
offered the lowest prices for cash city pappr no26y
1 EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW OKLEARs.
LEEns 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Of Vertical horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles C8rifers
Fterg Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings
mace Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required for
the South.
We have been duly authorized and are prepared to
fel2 d&wly LEEDS & co.
B. -. Z. BENNETT. FRAHoIs LuRezs.
S "a IRON W0RKS.The undersigned beg leave inform
S the public and builders generally that they
w featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work Nos 60 and 81 Circus street. such VersBdah Rail
Ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Ridges, Roofs etc,
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
umns Venlaors and Sash Weights and FIJI all Of
r2l If BENNETT & co
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Publishers Of tlls E" Great Republic , Mon
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81 HzcnGNNRLL'S RESTAURANT Nc.
es9fG a l47 Common street between Baronne and Ca
,yaSeast.ssS I'D: rondelet streets. New Orleans
ass&Sa&G31 This establishment will remain open Iuril
the summer where everything the mark oan5
end prices moderate The well ventilated mako ii
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms f0rtranscnt BoardarB.
Families and Gommissie Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of eyery description At wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL Il McGRAW
prNpr in4nv
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isl, q. o. E.=Crescent Lodge No. y, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in No. l, Odd FelOws
Hall, a. o'clock. Qhcers-A: puCHIRoN, N. G.; VIM.
HOWELL, V. G. N. OVERTOE, Recording Secretary
jyl9 en-
RB- i. o. 0. F.--FoVyard Lodge No. rs Isaeets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. 5, odd
Fellows Hall, O'Clock. 0fiCers-A DE sofa, N, @.
JOS. MAGNER, V. G.; GEO II. SHOTWELT, Recording
Secretary: 3. DAsILVA, Per Secretary THADDEUs D.
VAN BORN, Treasurer. JAG
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Csl. Ne Msonss Opinion 81 the A n IN.
oFoAtp ~ JunIus.

Gel. Ne nsonss Opinion 81 the A nth
srshiP - Juaius.
Ia the forthcoming Volume VII. Of Ben.
tons Abfidgenent, there 10 the following
note 70 . speech Of Mr.. Randolph, n vhio6
MI. Randolph spoke Of repetition by Juniu.
Of romarl1Df Lord Chatham. II the pus
sic IL not yet resolved Of the authorship a.
Junius, this tsrse and vigorous summing -
EQf one OF the theories is unmistakably
|acteristic Of the "Thirty Years' Senator
and not unworthy Of either the real or n
supposed author OF the celebrated letters.
"When the author Of this Abridrement
(ssys col. Benton) was ton years old, which
VAS in the last decade, borrowing Livy's
9isision Of tima il the expression) Of the last
ln6ys aa9 enlightened writers had
~! the authorship Of Junius.
II was "a that there vas but one
man no world, who united in
himself aH t6SquAlities or head, heart and
temper, all the incidents Of political and per.
sonal life, which tho writing Of those letters
acquired; but one man who had such power
~ drive the English language, such knowl-
odge of men and things, such amplitude Of
inform alton, such lofty and daring spiriss
such inducements to publish his thoughts and
concenl his name, an oratorical fame already
SO great as to SGT him above the assumption
OF that OF Junius, great ~ II was. That one
man wac Lord Chatham, then old and out OF
favor with the King and dominant parties !;
relegated (by his peerage) to that "IIospital
OF lncurablcs," the House Of Lords, whence
no patriot voice could reach the Commons Of
England; retired to his country scat at Hayes,
and all visitors shut ont DISCONTINUED, de-
spairing, restless, and seeing no way to reach
the people but through the press, and BY
means Of appeals; bold to audacity, patriots
10 to temerity, anG the more impressive b
cause shrouded in the mystery Of an unknown
EArigin. So stood Lord Chatham and Juniu.
r. Pshe Inter part Of the century in whisl'
ley lived nvertible characters, identical
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hEIIGIOUs.
Prayer Books,
Fleetwood's Christ and apostles,
Life 10 Israel, by Richards,
rilgrms Progress.
The Holy War,
popu!aselis.ory Il English Bible foundations,
The Aitsr ~ uoEs.
l...,n Tse 4. sisa.s. -
r,ssh Thoush,. % ii Themes.
ThsoAesis, o. the Hcroiss II Faith,
Methodist Family Manual,
-PrinciPles and Paactiess Of Bapti,,r, BY Way
las1j
Esoso1 oesnes and Character.
The Dairy man's Daughter,
shepherd Of Salisbury Plain,
Bible Manual, BY Everett
McTraincs' Sermons,
Dicks Works,
Lorenzo Dow Works
Chain Of Sacred Wonderr
Cummings Scripture Reading. embracing
Mathew, Mark, Luke and John, Exodus,
Levitieus, Gtnesis.
Cummings Minor Works,
Cummings Tent and Altar,
Cummings Voices Of the Night.
Cumming Voices Of the bay.
Cumming Voices Of the Dead.
Cumming Benedictions Of the Blessed Life.
Cummings Church Before the Flood.
Cummings Lectures on Komanism,
Cumming, Daily Life.
Conznt's Neunder on John
Conant's Neander on Phiiipian, sua J.ms.
Christian Lifc--Socisk end Individual
Sermons for the Peoples
HAtlams Lectures on the Morning PRAYER,
Mrs. Marsh's Halle, or The Sheepfold in the
Waters;
Thoughts 10 Help and Cheer = l.t and ii series,
Buck Harmony snd Exposition Of our Lord, !,
Great Prophecy;
Barnes Notes I'm bracing james, Peter John.
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For the Cats City.
sox, Decatur Co., Iowa, May IL.
M Wy 6oes 81 srs W are in an age
Or prospects for The a.
brighter and brighter
11hat glitters! Yet We ind
1lk|zehs are at work prospa6f-
lid IL our county. Some hevs r
4 rewarded, and large parties are ~
V6rk on Thompson's Fork Of Grand River,
and are being well remunerated. Some have
been prospecting within half mile Of our
town they have shown some very fair spec
linens. In Ringgold, Clark and Madison
counties the people are at work as learn
are making from 81 to $5 per day. Success
attend them. Now is the time for emigrants
10 obtain good homes in our county farms
are offered lower than they have been for
two years wild lands can also be had at 10y.
figures, as great deal was entered on tim(
and the creditors want their money.
Our town is growing finely. Some thirty
OF ferry houses are NOE being built and many
more II prospect. Our county can now poll
fourteen hundred votessn there is now a
good opening for locs sss Cannot you
send us one2 We think one could be sus-
tanned. Let the travelling public know that
We now have regular line of stages from
Bentcnsport, era Bloomfield, Centerville,
Corydon, Leon to Nebraska City; also, from
ut. Pleasant via Fairfield, Ottumwa, Abba,
Charlton to intcrsect the line at this place
running west.
We have through this section Of country
- best prospect for fall wheat have ever
=; much Of it 10 beginning to head on.
Yours, truly,
w. II. CHEEVER ssE
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GRAND RAILROAD CsLgDRArIoS is pro.
posed TO celebrate, in July next, at Green
VILE, Tenn, the completion Of the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. A. the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad will Do
completed about the first Of July, it is pro-
posed to have joint celebration of tho two
lines, whose compilation will finish out the
continuous line Of railway from Norfolk to
Memphis. The excursionists will pass over
the entire line from Norfolk to Memphis.
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County convention.

The Republicans Of Lee County win NEE, in
County Convention At Charleston, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of June next, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to attend the Republican State Con-
vsniion to be held at lows City on the 18th day Of
june next, to nominate An Attorney General, Sec
rotary, Auditor and Treasurer Of State, Register
Of State Land ofhce, and Commissioner Of Des
hosnss Land improvement; and Also, to appoint
delegates TO the Congressional Convention, to nom
mate Republican candidate for tho First Con-
sressional District of Iowa.
PHILIP vEILE,
chmn. Rep. Cen. Com Of Lee County.
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A n ether Railroad Bridge Brok en- -
Three Lives Lost.

Three Lives LOst.
An accident occurred on Saturday morn.
ing about one o'cloch, on tho Lafayette and
RaiIroAA. The lnaipnati night
express train north ~as osossiu bridge u
miles from Lafay ette, when the bridge gaps
way, throwing the whole train into the was
ter. The fireman, engineer and conductor
were killed.
The accident happened at Potatoe creek,
l8 miles south Of Lafayette. The bridge
was 100 feet long, the train running at the
rate Of Is niles per hour and the bridge
giving way, the entire train went through to
the bed Of the creek.
From Mr.. Edward Kilbourne, Of Keokuk,
Iowa, who was on the train at2he time Of the
accident, We learn additional particulars
The stream was much SWOLLEN by the recent
rain, and undermined ~ lEhe bentsxef the
bridge. The night waS pitchy dark Except
when III up by the flashes Of il6g.
The engine smashed through, dragging af-
ter it the tender, baggage, and two passen-
|ker cars. Thes engineer, Jacob Beranger,
and fireman, Mallory, were instantly killed !;
10th we1Shosfihlv mangled. A beam of tho
bridgcs entered Ne baggage car, passing
through issAeAsisc length, and entered thu
FIRST passenger car, through the platform or
end window, about ten feet. The conduc-
tor, j. w. 1sMip, was sitting on the fxpnt
seat Of the ca, nd was struck by this &ns
bSr on the 'aeft temple, his skull was crueAed,
in; he lived 10 m &nconscious state foF u:
hour, and then died. AL ~
N The beam heldth or fxSen sinking nore
than foot into the wasef. There Wsre
about thirty passengers II e, and strange to
relate, none OF them were ssrio1ely wounded,
although few wers confused Of Jared
The hind car did net fall itss wisolo length
into the creek, hnt The rear and remained on
10 abutment, elevated IS an anglc Of forty
orAfty degrees. The passengers Nsrc thrown
forward into heap, but none received ma
terial injury. The whole bridge was bro
ken down. The engine, tender and baggage
car were literally crushed into fragmenss.--
The baggage of the passengers was nearly
all lost or destroyed. The engineer WAs
running his train over the bridge at n high
rate of speed, and probably had got half
over when the locomotive went through it,
II seems that the farmers in the neghbor-
hood knew that the bridge was in danger
Gus condition, but gave no notice of it. Al
boy offered to build FIRE near it to warn
the night train, but his father would not per-
init him! The crash was heard for more
thnn mile, and the erpecfdnf people came
rushing to view the scene in very few mo-
ments. The Superintendent Of the road was
aboard at the time. lie had crossed the
bridge Mt 4 O'Clock Of the preceding evening,
and appeared not to have been aware OF lis
dangerous condition. We have not space
this morning for more particulars.--[Ch ica-
20 Tribune.