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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
IN CONVENTION,
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met aud resumed the consider
alton OF bills oa third reading, and the fol-
lowing were disposed of:
To apportion hands to keep up public roads
Passed.
To publish appropriations made by County
Court from time 20 time. Passed.
To amend the charter OF the Memphis The
atre Company. Passed.
To protect Woodworking by suppreszing
sheep killing dogs. Passed.
To incorporate the Yonng Mems Hebrew
Bensv0leat Society Of Nashville Passed.
To authorize the preparation Of an Index
Of ali State publications indefinitely post
poBed.
To amend and extend the charter OF Moses
Thompson's Turnpike. Amended and passed.
To repeal all laws authorizing county sab
seripti0ns TO railroads Amended aud passed.
aud molten 70 reconsider enserei.
Mr.. White, Of Davidson, offered resolu.
tioa to grant the use OF the Representative
Hail 10 DIR. o. u. Hooz -ncrafs 20 lecture on
the susj Ct Of she Pacific Railroad, to-Epor-
row night lilh iasi- Rnie suspended and
tie resolution sas adopted
Adjourned I'll A. II. to-noFrox.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself: Ertract
I'm fnng the kettle from the fire tcaught and scald-
cd my hands and person very severely-one hand
almost to crisp. The torture unbearabIe. 1t
was an aw ui sight The Mustang Lini-
ment appeared to extract the pain almost immedi-
ately 1t healed rapidly and left scar of account
CHARLES FOSTER, 420 Broad street, Philao
IT is truly wonderful article. It will cure any
cas-. of Swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptons or
kheumatisn. For Horses, it should never be dis.
pensed with One dollars worth of Mustang has fire..
quently saved valuable horse.sIt cures Galds
Sprans, Rngbone, Spawn and Founders Beware OF
limitations. Sold in all parts of the habitabe Globe
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
iepzlm New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
A corresDondeu, Of tn. n. Y. Herald writes

A correspondent Of the n. Y. Herald writes
from Washington, Of Senator DoeoLAs: HE
Is sowing the South broadcast with his late
speech upon the subject Of the suppression of
the John Brown eonspiracies aad fugitive
slave underground railroads. and we have
heard some Southern men declare that the
lav OF Congress proposed in this aforesaid
speech will be a good slave code for them. A
leading Southern Opposition man is fixed in
his belief that the Charleston Convention all
be forced into the nomination Of Douglas,
and that the eonseqnent secession Of SoaiArrn
ul.rss from the consentioa viii probably
amount 10 aeshing.n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

THE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION 1t is
right that our sister city OF Philadelphia
should lead off, as she nobly did on Saturday
evening last, in the popular movement now
going ahead so enthusiastically all over the
land, in support of the Union and the Com
sttution. 1t was in Philadelphia that the
Union may be said to have been born. 1t
was there that the Declaration of lndepend-
ence was first published to the world. 1t
was there that the Constitution was framed.
We now see, In the proceedings CT the meet
ing at National Hall, how the spirit of patri-
otism which animated the hearts and nerved
the arms of her people in the times that tried
mems souls. still lives. 1t comes forth now
to do battle, as of old, against those who
would destroy the one and bres K in pieces
the other. The State is buckling on its ar
NOR to support the city; and. with Penn
sylvania in line, New York and New JeIsyy,
aud the great West, and the South West, with
thousands and thousands of good Union-lov-
ing men throughout all New England and
the whole South, who can doubt, will be
eager to followf Let the Ball roll on!-N.
y. Express.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

Velvet, Brussels, 3 py-ngrain, all wool half wool
Stair Hall and Cotton, Carr etings, every grade and
quality Mats, Hearth Rugs Canton Mating, Cocoa
do Indeed, il is purpose TO keep constantly on
hand full and conf lete stock of the above Goods
which will offer 10 Cash or prompt time dealers
country.
To those who in search Of Goods below the
market prices, COR FOR LIS THAN THEY ARR
WORTH would say that our arrangements are
completed for obtaining consignments and 81 job
Lots !" that will enable at all times 10 meet their
wishes, and earnestly request all Cash Buyers or
Prompt Paw ing Customers TO call anc examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere We deter
mined to make our house the Depot Of Cheap Goods
TRABuE LuCUS.
notice will be given Of our hrst Mammoth Auc
tion Sale OF Spring anu Summer Goods.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
A sx.1A Pox INrunexr.-An em;nent :,

A SMALL Pox INmDEST.-An eminent ply
stefan of New York got on board one of the
city railroad cars a few day since. In mo-
ment be said: Ladies and gentlemen, there
is a malignant case of small pox on board
this carl smell Il" In moment the car
was stopped, and the passengers fed, all but
one, and she woman closely yelled. The
Doctor asked her to lift her veil. She did,
and be beheld most dreadful case of that
foul and dangerous disorder She said she
was on her way to the hospitsl-her attend
: ant was on the outside. 'e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
shelby.

The Opposition of Shelby held meeting
.. Raleigh on the 9th inst, Col. JOIN PoPE
in the chair. Delegates were appointed to
the State Convention, Hon. JOHN BELL pro-
posed for the Presidential nomination, and
w. FL. STEPHENS. Esq, for Elector for the
State at large. Hon. EDWARD EVERETT was
complimented as one OF the '.staunch defend
ders and bold champions of constitutional
right ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

~- The Presidents message by aid OF
the telegraph was Published in San Francis
co fifteen days sfser ID was thrown into Con-
gress- This time might have been reduced a
couple OF days If the documsnt bad been
autographed from Washington instead OF from
81 Louis to MaIloy's Station. where II pss
expressed to the nearest California telegraph
station.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

~ The Washington Cbazt,f,stisa publishes
the malignant speech made by Senator Finch
the other day, in which he informed the
Soath that il its representatives allowed
DousLas to be dominated at Charleston. that
section woald lose the respect Of enemies
and the sympathy OF its friends The e6sst-
fntion endorses the doctrines OF the speech.
and eommeads it 30 general perusal with
mach warmth. The spsech was made ii the
suggestion q the President
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

zGuuzunnEDz6118RzH he 7nl5FT-
alton from Austin Is that the Southern Pacific
Railrt ID Company will obtain from the Texas
sLegbhture without difficulty all the lezis1a-
ton they want ffom that body, and the IN
form6tion from washington is that the Pacific
Railfoad Bill introduced into Congress will
psss HAT body. II these things occur, Pa
ellie Railroad stock will at once. IN ourcpin-
ion, be worth q hundred dollars per share
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Special Dispatches to tie Cincinnati Gazette.

The Republican caucus, after very sharp
contest between Defrees. of Indianapolis, and
Mitchell, of ST. Louis, nominated the former
by vote of 40 against 48. The friends OF
the latter are much disappointed. IfDefrees
succeeds in being elected, he will start Re-
publican organ here.
Mitchell nominally represented Mrs. Bal
ley, of the National Era, but was really put
forward as the Bates candidate. Thurlow
Weed. on the other hand. did his best for De-
frees. The result of the caucus will, in some
degree. indicate the views of the party in re-
gard to the Presidential election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Neady-made Clothing.

This branch of business viii receive the espe-
cial attention of buyers, quantity quality and
design and wouh respectfully in lite
Also, 10 eItire lew stock Of STRAW GOODS,
comprising large and beautiful invoice Of Mems.
Boys Youth ard Oh lGrenis Hats and Caps; drab,
brown, white anu black l. ghurn Hats; ladies' and
Misses Bloomer Flats and Infants hoods; all Of
wz.ch will be offered at the lowest market prices,
together with an unusual heavy supply OF Bieached
anG Brown Domesfies, OsnabIIgs, Striped and Plain
/ ri IS, sc, Hardware and Cutlery; CUES Pistols,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

John Cochrane presented : petitienefBe
Price and one Thousand others for the free
dom Of the public lands to actual settlers.
This is bat the beginning Of food of petit
tons Of a similar character. He also pre-
sented the petition of the New York Cham
her of Commerce for the tabalaiion of the
anDu Il sales and capital employed in and the
annual earnings OF the commerce of the Unit
ed States, to be included in the census of
1860 He also gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to simplify and arrange
the revenue laws. II - ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

E1-Ia the debate In the senate GA the
Presidents veto of an appropriation for the
Improvement Of navigation on the 81 Clair
nats. oar Chief Magistrate bad no defsndsrs
besides Davis. of Mississippi. Toonbs. Of Ga.
wigfall, Of Texas and Clay, OF Alabama, the
most extreme Of extreme Southern mes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

A Washington letter writer, abiding 10 the
Hon. Tom Ford, says: ''whea sc say thai .
former Liea.sssnt Gessnor Of The great
State Of Ohio ls ose Of the numerous eandl-
dates for Doorkseper. you nay form some
idea Of sbe terrible pressure for these spells
Of The House."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

Mrs WfnsIow, an experienced nurse ua
emale physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethis by softeningthe gumsreducing allinfiama
on-wiii aiiay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, il willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
anoeher coiumn- une7dAw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
OLD Bucks Choice.
Correspondence Of Ihe Cincinnat Enquirer.
W.sHrNnrnS. Feh. 8.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
A gentleman asked the President, a day or
two ago. whether he still adheres to his
declaration made to him some time ago, that
he desired to see joe Lane, OF Oregon, his
successor. Mr.. Buchanan replied that il was
his wish 10 see q man nominated at Charles
ton who, il elected. would se friendly part
by those men appointed under him. Upon
being fartherwise pressed. he expressed his
intention to use ali his influence la favor Of
Breckenridge This Is ofielal. and settles
the question Is 10 Mr.. BuchanaR's choice.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

Es-The Legislature OF Pennsylvania in
1884 passed the following:
''Resoired. That no member of the Legisla-
ture will be allowed TO come into the House
barefooted." s - - ~
Those must have been "tbe days that tried
mems es."-.Netc Bedford Times sss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

~ lWAsHIxGroH, Feb. SIN executive session
yesterday. Reorganization of G. W. Rowles, Of
Tennessee, as United States Treasurer, was
confirmed by the Senate bat they .re-consid-
cred it and referred it to committee, for
Whist reason has not transpired.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Tin Roofing.

HAVING every facility in the way of workmen
and material to do first rate work with despatch
will contract for Inning roofs either in the city
or country, at low rates, and in every warrant
satisfaction Cutters, Piping, Valley Gaping, &c.
Also, Galvanized Iron Cornces &c. done in the best
manner. j. W. WILSON,
febS-tf Opposite Sewanee House.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.@There have
been exactly three hundred freight trains ar
rived here on this road since the first of Sep
TENDER last, bringing in 184,737 bales Of
cotton. This is doing q first rate business
Noble Tribune. s9
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

Hon. S. A SxrrH.-The Washington cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati G0sefts says :
Hon. SAMUEL A. SsrrH, Commissioner Of the
Land Office, has resigned, intending 70 re-
sume the practice of law.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

New ORLEANS, Ftb. 8-The Board of Nam
-agement OF the University Of The South met
to-day; five Bishops were present The char
ter granted by the State of Tennessee was
accepted, aud aeommittee appointed to arr
ange details.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Coal Oil! Coal Gill!

az BBIS best Maysville Coal Oil, said by deal
81 ers TO be the purest Burning Oil in use,
for sale at lower prices than heretofore.
J. W. WILSON,
febS-tf (lnDosite Sewance Housa
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Canary Cages |!

lust received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Cages ri
y all styles, colors and prices, some handsome
as ever brought To this market. Fer sale low by
febS-u J. W. WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Roots and Shoes.
Carpetlngs.

In this department win be kept almost every va
riety of Boots and Shoes which cannot Tail 20 give
satisfaction, both in quality and price
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Dress Goods.

Cloths, Cassmeres, Tweeds, Cotsonades, Linen and
Linen Duck for Goats and Pants.
We shall have on hana full and complete assert
meEt of all classes OF WHITE GOODS, including
Irish Linen, Linen HaBdkercheis, Damasks, Nap
kins Embroideries, Iaces, Muslin Curtains Nantes
sc. Our stock Of English, FreBch and German HOS
IERY will be at all times found full Our assortmen;
of Varieties and Yankee Notions, Watches, Jewelry
and Fancy Gooas TOO GREAT ESuEERATE-suf
feient to IL will compare favorably with any
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HousEoF REPRESENTATIVES.


FRIDAY, Feb. 10, 1860.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Various standing committees reported.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Armstrong offered a resolution in
structing the Committee of Ways and Means
to report bill providing for the reduction of
State taxes. Rule suspended and resolution
adopted.
Mr.. McCabe, a resolution instructing the
Committee on Claims to investigate certain
acts of the late Secretary of State, F. n. w.
Burton. Rule suspended and resolution
adopted.
Mr.. johnson, a resolution instructing the
chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Means to ascertain the number of copies of
the Acts and Journals of the present Legisla-
ture necessary for distribution among the
counties, and report by bill. Rule suspend
ed and resolution adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, read
first time and severally passed:
Mr.. She'd, a bill to change the line between
Bledsoe and Van Buren, counties.
Also, bill to change the line between the
counties of Coffee and Cannon.
Mr.. Farrelly, a bill to authorize the Clerks
of the different Courts to practice law.
Mr.. Doak bill Tor the benefit of the peo-
pie.
Mr.. Cheatham, bill to charter the Gaiety
Theatre Company of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Trewhitt, bill to amend the law of
summary proceedings against public officers.
BILLS on THIRD HEADING
The House then resumed the considera-
ton OF bills on third reading and the follow
ing were disposed of:
To chatter Union Institute in Lincoln coun-
ty. Passed.
To incorporate Taylorsvllle Lodge of Free
Masons. Passed.
To curtail the expenses Of the Bank of
Tennessee. Passed, and motion to recon-
slider. laid on the table.
To relieve the citizens of the State from
testing weights and measures more than once
| in four years. Passed.
The House then took recess to meet the
Senate
IN CONVENTION,
To elect Register an Eniry-taker for the
Ocoee Land Distriet; and the Senate having
entered aud taken their seats in the Hall of
| the House of Representatives, the Conven-
ton was called TO order by Mr.. Speaker New
man. Rep. Harris nominated James Lauder
dale, aud Rep. Caldwell nominated Charles
| Gollaher. both of the county OF Bradley; and
| the vote being taken, resulted for Mr.. Lau-
/ derdiale so. and for Mr.. Gollaher 40. Mr.
Lauderdale Was declared duly elected, and
the Convention adjourned
The House thek adjourned till IN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
S PRING RA DE,
l 8 6 O..
VRARUE ~ LUCUS

VIC respectfully inform their customers and
w Merchants generally who purchase their Goods
in this market thai they have commenced receiving
their Spring Stock which win be found extensive,
welseleeted and especially adapted to the Of
perence in business, together with superior facilities
for purchasing and obtaining consignmeats, abes
us TO offer them at prices that will DEFY competition
To satisfy yourselves of the fact, ALL WE ASK = no
A BEFORE BUr.
~ Our stock will embrace all the best brands and
sty les of PRINTS OF every grade We shall also have
faI line OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND ANERlCAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

DY xh<ee >f decree af The Hoa- Great cscrt, q
- Szzzssi-< Tenn-s preaeeeced n ne sosse @ as
II h Jznc1ry Terra. 1859. MI ex1ozs @ rani<
ale - bk1asr TIE hene p-zce e ne -.
william cxHpbeii, dcc-d-, On TUESDAY, INK SRI
nAf % MACH i<eo, the telieeins Negroes ~
silva, Carries Nary Jesses NssAiaEte2 yenn, Hat
gsas- Ard .aiee. % he ssne day. On he pf~nlses
IN sci. ne Tract Of Leni n whick tbs sac tm
Cznpczl- aec g. resided coatALzlnE atouf SO acres
ss<d Lad aaA <as<o<s se<e f1r dfs iszen sncAl
- heirs - sz.1 y 1lzAn ckuphell, 1ecse-
xExnss-S4i1 Negroes VII Be zcld apcn cretIte
qerst SD Lant p7<z be sold ap>z trea.t Y ! !
zla f<4F<. ultH interest, ue3e< via efPzosed -
cari<y s1ff te feQaIre s1d tten rz11zptd anil u
N17s-t1 0<=k z14 4szler.
1s k-tszzl
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Crates and ManteIpieees.

yHTE ha<es very large sssek 81 Ps<teF Missiles
w Hst t4zae 9Fzsrz. - sssfy Rflrs ass ssne;
Fssa<<s - xa<fous f11lsfEss ksFbeEzx4 Tres Mza-
tizs. kc. HaEkEzHE M<cHI<,
zeh2-sf Nss 1nd u cslle<s s<fss<
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES,
t5sl fSENA TIE. 9J412I

FRT6AY, Feb.10. :
Mr.. Bumpass introduced bill to provide
permanent residence for e Governor OF
the State.
Mr.. Peters, petition from the State Medi-
cal Society in respect TO the passage of a
law requiring registry of births marriages,
deaths, ETC., in this State. accompanied by
bill to carry ontzfhe object of the petition.
Mr.. Wood. a bill for the relief of the South
Western Railroad Company, and to amend
the charter and extend the time for COM
mencing said road.
RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER.
The resolution calling upon Congress to
grant bounty land to old soldiers was taken
up and rejected sssas 5ssa astsF
The resolution to change the Constitution
so as to elect Governor, State officer and
members of the Legislature for three yeara.
was taken mp on its second reading and
adopted. 49,
House bill to change the time of holding
the elections of officers for the Murfreesboro
and WIlkinson's Cross Road Turnpike Com
pany. Passed third reading.
SPECIAL ORDER. IS
The special order of the day being the bill
for the expulsion of free persons of color
from this State, was taken up and read. and
MIR. Peters offered bill in lieu, 'to amend
the criminal laws of the State,r with an able
argument in its favor and against the uucon-
stitutionality and inhumanity of the original
bill. The question then being upon the
adoption of the bill in lieu. the result stood
ayes IL nays II, and it was rejected. The
question was then upon the passage of the
original bill. An amendment was offered by
Mr.. Stokely which was lost. A discussion
then arose, pending which the Senate took u
recess at IL NJ. for the purpose OF meeting
the House in convention TO elect an Entry
Taker for the Ocoee District.
After the adjournment of the convention,
the subject of the Free Negro bill was again
resumed. Mr.. Trimble moved to make it the
sp cial order for tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
He thought the subject one of too much i'm
portance to pass over hastily, and accompa-
MED his motion with an able and powerful
argument against the cruelty, the unconsli-
tionality and the inhumanity of the propo-
siIion under discussion.
The motion to make the bill the special
order for tomorrow prevailed-ayes 16,
nays z.
The Senate then adjourned to p. m.
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JUST received at +. HAGAN'S, No. IL College st.
~ a lar &c and elegant ass rtnent Of VALENTINES.
CARDS, ENVELOPE, " Rl1Eks, &c., Comic and Sea-
umental, At every - ice from I'VE cents 10 twenty
dollars The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
=. HAGAN,
Ieos-u Il College 81.
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Carmine Inks,
Valentines Tor 1860.

A LARGE assortment Of the bes, RED INKS, hi,
"A day received by i. HAGAN,
feb2=e Il College St
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Writing Inks.

II HAGAN has just received n large stock OF
Il ARNoiD'S superior Writing fluic;
BUTi-kRS do. do. do:
H-a MAYNARD & MOVES standard Inks
The trade supplied on the best terms by
y. HAGAN
feoz-u Al College St
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RESOLUTIONS

FRIDAY, Feb. 10, 1860.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Various standing committees reported.
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febs-tf
, 1860-05-21


alarm' and bootn' a. nc nave safo' WAS fe'aken
before he got OUT Of Inc oui!o'n g....A young
man, named Asher efans, o1 cl&ono' was iouno'
sfew day slnee. = shor1 DISTANCE oeio" Monroe,
crushed IN horrible manner o3 tfee thas had
fallen on him. probably klithg h'm instantly.
The crops throughout wisconsin are IN pros
porous cond'tloo. IL M an'o"afo mls'or'une
falls upon them, there WILL oe an abundance.
Tho dwelling formerly occupied oy Z. b. Far
NUN, at North uene'a' "a."of.n county, "a''
atteE &asee H'teo1pss' oaA oe~ " @oo e.oona, w
, 1860-05-21

1Llrxozs.-The mail trsin bound south on the
illinois Central Railroad, was thrown from the
track eight miles north OF La Sale, 1t o'clock
On Thursday afternoon, and the two passenger
coaches, containing number Of ladies and
children, werc thrown entirely from the track.
There were no persons injured on the train, al
though the train was dragged over 1000 feet at.
~. tucat OF. The cause of the accident was
,hs Ira, king o. the axleos the tender, and at
time xacn the sped Of the train "as 'ety
=, xat.. "A Mr. .1oushto1. in The employ Of
: Wa, kint i Bro, pressing hay, vas instantly
killed on Wednesday last, at the hay o'ess'
An iron which was subjected TO great strain
p,ys war. and flying from lis place, struck Mr..
H,ucbton On his side, killing him Instantly.
H. II has n family In Massachusette......
T;mothx II. Hi vst died ut Marshall On Sunday
last, from an ipju r. reeeired from the kick Of
ho7sr, few DAYS p1evious.- "A brick house,
be,wt en- Camden and Rock Island, 1of long
time past q resort for infamous characters, WAS
burned to the ground on Thursday night last
The occupants Of the house had been previously
removed from the building. Atumos Of solid
boue. Of large size, and Of ten years growth,
was removed from the head Of a lady On Satur~
day last, by DR.. c. Il. Richings, Of Rockford.
The operation was every way successful.
There was collision On the eastern extension
oethc Peoria and Oqauka Raiirond, on the high
trestte work over the Walnut Creek, between
two trains. Both locomotives were completely
demolished. 10 person was injured. Il will
cost about $1o 900 to repair damages.