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War Items.

A soldier by the name o. White, belong
ing to Company u. Of the 3lst Indiana regi-
ment, stationed at Henderson, Nv, was
drowned on Thursday night, by falling in the
river from the wharfboat.
5. s. Marsh, Of New Albany, obtained a
contract in indianapolis last week for build
ing twelve gun carriages.
The 39th Illinois regiment--the Yates
PhsIanx-passed through Indianapolis, on
"Wednesday morning from ST. Louis. TO join
Gen. Banks's division of the army of the
Potomac. This regiment was recruited in
Chicago. and Is said TO be well drilled
Adjutant Wiley. Of the 18th has been APP
pointed Brigade Quarter master of General
Woods brigade. This i about the best sp-
pointment that General Wood has made. and
be has made some that are NEST excellent
IL there is not good work done by his brigade
IL will not be the faul, Of the STAFF.
PROMOTED Cyrus j. Dobbs. Captain OF
Company A o the l3th Regiment. has been
promoted TO the rank Of MAJOR. and Lieu,en.
ant Rabb TO Ciptain Of Company A. These
promotions both fall 10 the lot ofworthy msn
With Lieutenant Colonel Foster and Major
Dobbs, Col. Sullivan cannot complain Of not
having active and efficient aid
Drrssryxr 90 rHE s6rH RroInExr.-Col
Crosse regiment. the Goth. -ays the lndi.
annapolis Journal Of yesterday. aciei a. an
escort yesterday TO Col. Lights Illinois 39th
After showing the va" to The Suckers to
The Bellfontsine depot. the 36sh hciook them
selves TO the Jensr-onsil,e depot. and en-
bsrked Tor some point southwark where. We
are not at liberty 20 state. The regiment
wefi assy completely armed and eqa ppcd-
the Hank companies armed rith Enfield
rites. and the other companies Vith an ex
eclleni Preach maske. The uniform ofthe
regiment consist Of DARK blue jackets and
light blue psntaloons They are provided
-ish overoos,s. and everything el-e necc>. nv
for their comfort
There sre three eomptnes from nrs,r,
eoaaty IA this regiment. one from Fs,c,ic.
4 Anu Tue FteaNtAsf ifN.n tiIrF r-INfIfftf- in
The " Barus District AAiaaA IA ..sr con.
mani. the f.yesse eompanl. I'D " .Iiian u
wiles. Isssc hinley and Pyrrha. Woodward
tAe Hears esm2aaiss. The follosng are
the name. olfhs field oeisers and TIE Cap
isins Of the several companies
Colerei--Wiiitsm Gre<e
LisutsDs Colonei--o. u T. Cs1es
Nsior-T " Bsnneti
Adiaiant-Geo. " Lcnnlri
cosFk>lU
Czplsia Wilcs-Compsny A
gore--Conpsny 1.
wooduart--CSupany 4
kialsy-Conpsnr ID
kcarne s--Conpanv l.
liooter--Coup4ny =
orr--Company 4.
Tra~ier--Company r.
Sn-Compsny I
Afmstrong--Compans \
$50 tts s7pointneus ofCeo. "a isennsrt
a. Adjuisni. be has been pra1otei q the
pes q Al De csup = Gen Wed
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ADan order q sale issued from the vigo Cifcui;
Csart directed ant delivered. In favor II ALVIN
r. Tlnfr and against John = Ashofn, Thomas Bufs :.
hart Mary a. Hsrkhart ard " liiam n Tneii. am
ordered o. se tls following described Real Estate
situated ia Nigo county. indiana. 10 VT
beginning si th~ north east coruar - lot number
tweuty.tue 81 she sutdis sion q iorty
thirtyt~o tufsreth acres az ~ 100 ofthc east
sde II The west hail 90 q the west half - II sec
tion twenty-five fzl township twelve la north o.
range nine - wtsf. terrl.iare ulade BY Chaunce,
ao-e and The plat thereof recordrt IN the Recorders
oce In ssid couaiy q lge runing thencs wesi one
huadfei leo csi fhence south % sn sisy, thence
slonE ssid sirf hundred lou fert. ta-nce
nortA fn ils place = hogiefinT. and 90
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ssh. i-si.
wfhn he legal hours 81 sstf dsy. 81 ~ Couf {
n. 20 toof ia tsrfs naair. VII err ths rents snd
proats ~ the above described zeal estate tersahsf
eith al The privileges si sPTaFtssiers O. ~ ssne
tslengfuK. 10 siefl4 tci n e~snE sryea years a.
tks tiebess tiltxf cts ant ape failure ~ zeal
iae I'm sacIeat g. sailsfr ssft arter q ssie sot
cssts ~ll tbrl So Llerc oti~r the f~~-iu'plf "a
sud d sad keal Esfstf. o. the hsbssi titlrf for
essk. a. satisfy IA sar1r.
hts iptA dsy e ocirbef, Isl
s.x-kf CONNIE. shsrtn
ociisvS~rrs fecst.se
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Carr HurrosvrItr. wrsrrRs Va ),

October 24th, 1851.
Editors Eryrsss IL shall endeavor 20 re-
late 20 voa little incident which occurred
oflate. which NAV be Of some interest TO the
public.
Major Belle. with small number OF the
9th Indiana Regiment. started as usual on a
for.sing eIpedition. Major Belle is brave
officer and is not very easy daunted. lie and
his little band pashed their way around the
enemy's camp AMER some difficulty in ira
versing these desolate wids. he arrived at
Monterey. The dark shades Of night were
now gathering around the little band. but
the FIRE Of patriotism burned warmly in every
breast, as ii inspired by the cheering words
onward. onward to victory. Major Belle
arrived at the postcnice and Knocked at the
door. A voice hallooed out, WHO comes
therel" "a friend after the mail" replied
the Major.
what authority have you to call for the
mail this time Of nighti'
Arise" cried the Major; follow me. and
as for the mail you may blame the North for
it,
SO saying the Major returned homeward,
but not till he had taken several prisoners.
In the mail there was found sum Of money,
but the amount have not learned. Major
Belle has arrived safely and Is nov on the
mountains. The prisoners have been sent
TO Beverly.
There was frost this morning, which ap-
psared like a new fallen snow. IL seems as
If winter has set in. The cold. chilling wind
sweeps over the mountain range. and fads
its way into the valley
b. c 18th Regiment
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pfNocs>rs. M on rorR GrAsD,-Avcid
MI secret political associations. for they bode
you no good. A secret society. and of shot
OF the Knights OF the Golden Circle i in ex
isience. whose members are pledged TO resist
the payment OF war tax. and We know of an
attempt 10 make this matter a political test.
Beware OF this association for tits headed
by the mea who favored disisios Of the
State IN order 20 attach Southern Illinois TO
the Southern Conie,eracy. and such Is s,ill
tasir design carbeRGale Dem Times
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THE PHCENIX
Well Tried Corporation.
OF HARTFORD
. every man who desires 20 bestov
patronage upon

In the equitable adjustment. and prompt Ca'h re-
Spouse to losses the PHOENIX stands pre-emi.
b~ntly the head Of its profession; while It's extern
sive practical and nrstclass business system OF To-
cal agencies Is not exceed by any .iniilar corpora
ton In the world.
assurances solicited, and policies issued and re.
newed IN this Leading Corporation. at fair rates by
MCLEAN 4 CRANE.
n0vldlm Resident Agents
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cmERlFFs sAIE.-nr ,irlus ..

SHERIFf's SAIE.-By virtue o.
49, yrrsIIfiani fxreers Fxeruii6.n i.sued f,.n
tfs Air1 gen1n.a firss l.rt ~ dIrscfet and d.
nrsrrI 81 fsrar q g.tr r. Ne 80 srslnst wtflis
rfrss,l - pTincf.s. sai usfit Wosis repistin bal
a. er,lsret a. stil 60 iaIsulng dsecrlhcd Real
Estate. sltaatrf in e. crarfv. ii.tlana. tl-vlf
~ 49, hsif - - "a no<tA east qnsrter g. =
saxsiln tzsnty-st ~ icsnshIp ter lei range = eht
- grst. cazstairins sishiy 81 arres, sd ~
sATERnAN. SQYExRER ssA. Isl.
wifkln IA terai bars ~ 49, Atv a N Ccust H..e
49, In Tfrrr Hsaff utu e1rr ~ reEss as.d psofts
ff1e atase frsfltei keai F-fste torsiher wfih al
- rissirfes 49, sFF2fisnaefss @ tis ne tflnx.
irz. 81 q ffln - eSrtsstla4 ssssr reara q thr
t1e1ast tlt.rr 60 ESQ., 49, aror tsiiuFe fesse
szsn safrt-at a. rellsf $50 sxccaliga and cssss
81 t1ea 81 t1Erf lscr ~ fs~-s Rsie. Il sd %
$50 krsl fstafr - fhe htsarsf fst4fr - cssh e.
saltsfy ~ sarls.
H. ilsA tsy ,f t<t.Aff. Isl
SANtfi CUNNFR. SAsflH
lstIf~4.Frs fe<s7 -
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Noe IN course Of publication by JAMS ID. ToKEzr,
New York City. and open for subscription. great
popular national work, OF inestimable value 20 all,
beautifully printed In. large svo, viz the
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF
~ two executions issued from the vigo Common
Pleas Court, 90 directed and delivered.
one in favor n William Dunn snd against Jared X.
Oxdon and william n King. and IA favor Of Al
fred Thompson, ministrator u Abso EN- Nisins,
decea I'd, and against jared r. Ogden aud William
II. King principals. and John A. King. replevin
bail have We'd the following described real
late, sitaafed in vigo coasty, Indiana. to-wr Ths
northwest quarter - Of the northwest quarter 81.
.fsecton fftern (lbl. township thirteen (l1l range
eight 90 west. and on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER -. 1891,
within ,hs legal hours Of said day, 81 the Court
House door IN Terre Hauie. viii oer the rents and
rohts II the abovs described Real Estate, together
with all the privileges AID appurtenauces 60 the
same belonging for term not exceeding seven
years. the highest bidder for cash. and upon fail
ure O. realize sufficient % satisfy said exeeu.
tons and costs. Will then and there oier the fee
simple. In ana % said Real Estate, 90 the highest
bidder for cash, % satisfy the same.
This 30sh day Il September, lSol
nov1w3w 70 A.. 50 SAMuEL CONNER. Sh'm
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TRUMPS: A NOVEL By GEO.
u ". CURTIS. spssndidif Illustrates y Hoppss-
MACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND
We. Eth. sfr
Tx WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY
~ tss suthas ~ ''Quesns q soessu"
<pletsu Al " n BCCKrsaHAMe
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DIR. y. NJ. ucLcan,s Volcanic oi,
Liuiment.
TUX BEsr ExrkKNAL II IHE Womb. pos N.
ON k.asr

Tux BEsr ExTERNAL n IHE NoRLb. IoG M
on BEAsr
Thousands ~ human beings have been saved IL,
Of decreputude and misery by IL Il this iuvnl
nAlle l1fincnt II viii relieve PAIN almost nss an
taneousiy and Il vii cieaIse, purib and beat sas
foulesi Sol.E In an Incredibly short tine NclxAN,S
VOLCANIC on. l1NlMfNT viii relieve. fs mass ia.
vcierate cases 81 rheumatism, Goui. o. fsuraigfA
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or hesk-
Ia the joints. Muscles fganients II will nv
81 f2l- Two applications viii cure Sore Threat
Headache Or EaTseAe. For BuFns O. Scalds. or a,r
Pain, q j. an i;.aiiihle remedy. Try H. and you viii
nna a Indispensable reane-iy Keep always "a
hand.
Pl.ANTfkS, FARMERS o. any ons having chars.
% horses, vail save money by uzing McLe.n's Vel
oanic oh ianiment II h speedy ana infalliil.
cure CT Galis sprains Chafes Swellings Ian.cu.s.
sweeney, Sores, Wounds. ScrAiches o. any extern. All
diseases Try II. and you will be consircs,c
Dr. D. "a. Mclean, sole Proprietor,
ya9d~ly Saint Louis No
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PUBLISHED IN fAs Paper hapimg the Lsryes
Circulation .
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BAN KING.

DRAlRIE CITY BANK No
II toe a hsrsby given " De ioclkoldrrs TIA
~ annual rasfing fsr IN rurposs ~ si~cung mn
Directors for Tie fn.ung year. vii b. b. IA 81 tb1F
Banl ina HOuse. IN Terre Houte, on Wednesday, ths
sis'h Day q Nsvmber nest, al two o'clock p n
esS<ss Ike. =. BRACH, Cashier.
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No Nan, No Family, No office,
should be wtthouttt!

THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE
HISTORY OF THE WAR
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o. iINra cosrisisr, HrtzIoUxxrss. nrApaczr kc
There neNer has been cATliARTTc u.d,ei.
offered 10 Tie public, thsi has given such eutif,
lsfact.on a. Mclean Universal ffiis
b,icg entirely vegetable, they are perssc<lv ina.
esai aud can be taken ~ the most tender infant. 70,
pr,nipi and powerful h removing ell Rlious -ssrr-
uos, acid " impure fciid rstfer from the st.rnse.
Ia iAe they sFs lie only pills bs shvuid be used -
mAl4riou, l'.iricts
They produce 10 gripping. siciucss " pain "A IN.
stomach or bowels, tho.Eh very active and scarci..ns
~ Their operation, promoting healthy s-cresious =,
TIC iter -a,d hianeya hbo viii suffer frOn bilious
hes. heaiache ant foai stomach. When 80 cheap =
remedy can BE- o0taineci kcrp them constsuti, a,
hand . single dc-e taken IN season, may rreveu,
hour. days ard months 81 sickness. Ask for f,r u
IL Aelesu's Universal iails. Take no other. Hslns
coated they are tasieless. riec Only aB cent? ~
box nd can BE- sent ~ mail 20 any part u TOE L :
}. II. NOLAN. sole fr.r-.-sor.
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SOUTHERN REBELLION.

THIS PUBLICATION Is JUST WHAT
Is WANTED
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~ foa ~-n' eas ceiiesie. sickiey, pun, ehslsr..
70 oe heAitA,, strong aud robusti-then rfv, ,h.r-
Mclean sifengthng Cordial. ls~s the dir-cioss. -.
each boitie.l u y delicious 90 take
One table -spoosfoi, taken every norting. fa.o,.
= sure preventive against chill ard FEVER ,.il.-
fever, Shoirfs ~ any prevailing disease.
N~N iioN'-be~ q Druggists o. dealers wks
may Try 10 palm upon you botlle a after, az g..
saparlia " hch they can buy cheap By saying Il 1.
irsi A. good There are even men BASE enough A.
steal part 81 ny name 20 dub their VIA deco.
tions. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their vi.
laioo1s oompounds AK for d. J m Nclesps
Strengthening Cordial ard Rioot Purifier Ia,
nothing else Il j. the only remedy that win vurIf,
your tiood thoroughly, and a. the same Tin.
sauon. IL u pat ~ In large hostl~s-ti Per hottIs
- tx bottles Ter a.
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LIST OF LETTERs
IAmTs Ilsr

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r. II. DECK L. CO

JACOB ENGLES. foGsxAx.
y. y. Constantly on hand superior article II
WATER PROOF OIL BLACkING. warrauted % DO
water proof and % make the lesthsr soft ali psbe
Oct. 10.
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ONLY DigcovERx
WORTHY o. AEE CONFIDENCE
REST0RUEE THE fRAIn ann GRAY

NEAHY, since the great dkoYery Of Prof. Wood have at
I'VE tempted only ns his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something oId produce results identical
but they have all and gne, being carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced leave the field is ssess sway Read the follow
Bl:rH. MAINE, April 18TH 1888.
PRoY. o. ]. WOOD Co.. Gsnts-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Restorative,
published vicinity elsewhere has given rise
inquiries touching hr facts in the The inquiries
the Communication second ISL true Of all therein contained
third hair still conue to be in good order and Of
color7 To all and do invaraby,Jes Ny
hair is even better than in an stage Of my forty years
past soft thrifty snd colored the is true Of
whskers and the only cause Why is not generally true is
that the substance wseu Of by frequent abluon Of the
when used y wipng the face in close
Oh with the wsker the result will follow the hair
Of New England asking me my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale OF
various compounds we'll this, has, doubt been basy
Initiated and used not only without good eject but
absolute injury used Of restorative Of
account for months and yet hair az good as ever,
hund eds have examined it with SURPRISE IS 81
gray hlr in head face and to
this fact send lock Of hair taken of the past week
received your favor Of To Iuart bottles last summer for
which grateful gave it to friends and thereby
induced them try It, skepal until after trial.
and then purchased and used with universal will
ask favor that sed test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold y many fear without author
ity from article will insure and
believe where COED effects do not follow the failure caused
BY the impure article, which curses the inventor Of the good
dee tmy duty heretofore to keep you spprsed of the
effect hair, assure all who inquire Of me Of my
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remain dear sirs
AARoNs RuE, KY, Nov. 30, 1883
Reserstive put bottles Of three Sizes large,
per sote the mediums hold least twenty in
proportion than the SMALL res for 81 bottle the large
aSottIe o. j. God q Co, Prspreors, 444 Broadway,
New ia Market street, 81 Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIeton Co., ana retsiisd by every Drug.
house in the United States. Ifebll-ly
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COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY EyxS1ss, Feb. %, 1851.
The Bank Of Commerce Is Of The Free Banks in a.,
THAI have avaea themselves OF che 10th March s.a
which provides shat after two years shall elapsed from ~
date fling notice Of voluntary liquidation BY any Free Ban
and outstanding circulation Of such quidasng Bank sha
hasebesn reduced under thousand dollars the Comp
osr shall DO authorised and hereby directed, surrender
the remaining security approved Of the Governor
for the outstanding circulation The Rank Of Commerce
Ing discontinued place Of business there undersand
no place for the redemption Of its and to day the Brokers
were refusing to buy shy The proprietor Of the Rank
assent IRON thsey, and he will arrange the mat
teuPOn his return Wedo nct know what The circulation Of
Bank o oonnerce i. bussume It Is than $4,000
$4,000.
me demand ier Exchange ontHues heavy especially New
Orleans and dealers and ii drut to supply the demand on
that point hates remain lac per cent premium he cd
Banks checking for their regular customers at per cent while
the otnes Banks and Bankers charge per esnt.
In New York the eh at the rst hoara "a oo Tnne.s,
epsr cent Bonds sold At &C. on the aOtb At the t board
$4,000 At &C. Virgnias sold at ESQ., NORTH Csrsiipas
Missouri's658ssxc
The New York Eeenfng Posi- Of the 2Oth save.
The stock markets. extremely quiet but Ann viii,
Of H9% per cent on the prices Of yesterday The a.
again generally remarked There Is an = s
Stocks OF 9z per cent Virginias are an extiar h.s.
falling 70 % against 76976 yesterday The closing ouoaor
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prom 1Va.hington.

WAuEGToS, Feb. 2s-Ths advent of Lincoln,
early this morning created sensation He was
met at the Station BY several distinguished gentle
men without formality and taken to Wizards Hotel
Lincoln, yesterday, was advised to come hither
without delay. At 10 clock Lincoln, accompanied
by Seward, paid bis respects to President Buchanan,
spending few moments in general conversation
when he was introduced to Senator Bigler and John
COchrane, who happened to be atthe White House
c. q. Van Wyck, member of Congress from New
York, was assaulted by three assassins last night
on returning from Preston Kings room to his own
residence Van Wyek shOtone Of the assailants
and was considerably injured himself
fraction over ninety cents on the dollar is Of
fered for the eight millions loan by about 100 bid
ders.
HoUss.-The Oregon aud Washington bill passed.
The tariff bill passed by a vote of SO against 26.
SESATE-The bill making payment for the sup
preston of Indian hOstilities in Utah, passed.
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River News.

x.nort.d bv H. T. Harrison, Steamboat and BsGGors and
Ohio Railroad Agent
The river still continues to swell gradually no"
on Harpeth shoals seven feet.
James johnson, now in port and discharging pre-
raratory to her return to New Orleans.
Lebanon, now in port from Cincinnati, and will
return on Monday next at O'Clock.
On Monday next, at the customary time, the
regular Paducah packet will leave.
Steamer John Gault left last night for Louis
vile.
Left Cipeincinnati on Friday last for this port,
steamer Clipper. and on Saturday steamer Glea
wood.
Steamer Nashville loading now at Cincinnati for
this mort and will depart on Monday evening next.
The Ida May is the first boat due in port from
Cincinnati.
steamer Mellnotte left Pittsburgh yesterday for
this port.
ON Tuesday next, at IL o'clock, the May Duke
sETl leave for Paducab. On the same day the Zen
Anderson leaves for Cairo.
The B. NJ Runyan is the first St. Louis boat due
here
AtIast accounts there was six feet out from Fort
Smith TO Napoleon.
Upper Mississippi in good boating condition aiss
Missouri and Illinois rivers.
wabash river nine feet out from Terra haute 20
mouth
Chattanooga road still continues to move off her
reohts according to turn, and now has cleaned out
.,r.e of the warehouses containing be accumulate
1-oights that arrived at the time of the break. lie
o.d il beweVer. yet situated as it is beyond her
capacity to receive as was her custom consequently
h. to ,.fuse freichts consigned to her. HARRISON
Son now receive all the road refuses, which they
store and send off in regular turn at the additional
cost of 81 Is per ton
Cotton shipments last week from Memphis to the
Eastern Railroad was $3.50 bales. To New Orleans
lG,OSL
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BY TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.--LincOln arrived at 8 O'Clock
THIS morning incognito and went direct to Washing
ton The ruse oecasioned much excitement.
Reports were circulated at Harrisburg, that a
plot exstedto assassinate him while passing through
baltimore, bat such a statement is not believed.
large crowd greeted the arrival Of the train
bringing the Presidential party. Mr.. Wood an
nounced from the rear car that Lincoln was not
aboard
Inc baitlmore Committee are very indignant at
the want Of confidence in the people Of Baltimore
evidenced BY Lncoln's course; Though it is under
stood he was opposed to It himself but was ovsr-
ruled by other parties, who have assumed control
OF his movements The crowd at Calvert strees
Depot, greeted the train with groans when tbsv
found Lincoln was not on board
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-The apprehension entertain
ed regarding Lincoln was that certain dlsreuutabs
parties had lately attached themselves to Republ-
can organization and were expected to make
demonstration which would have aroused bad feel
uO
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RAILROAD SMASH UP.-0n the Charleston railroad,
on Wednesday, an accident occurred mile beyond
La Grange to the freight train coming to this city,
At that spot portion of the became uncOupled
from the rest and as there is an inclined plane
there the engineer went on without being aware
that only two or three cars remained attached to
the engine, and that the remaining part of the
cars were following him Ike a dogs tail after
it had been cut off rushing in pursuit of its fly
ing master. The engine of course got some
what ahead of the cars, but the brakes were let
down as La Grange was approached and the
speed checked. When the motion had almost ceas-
ed down came the uncOupled cars with all the imS
petuosity communicated by the descent. They
crushed into the rear of the attached TO the
CINE, and presently two or three Of them were
smashed into fragments, and tobacco cotton and
other articles, nd especially a large quantity Of
rice lay scattered around, a wreck most complete.
Besides the cars destroyed. four or five others
were more or less injured Fortunately no one was
hurt and detention of soU7e three hours was the
only annoyance Of public character.--NsnlPliS
Appeal, Feb, %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-24
From Harrisburg.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, Feb. 22e-LineOln, in reply TO
his reception here said he trusted that resort to
arms would not be necessary. He did not contem-
template with pleasure the necessity that may arise
to use the military arm. Cemplimenting the mill
tary assembled he said he hoped there would be no
use for Them that it might be the duty of one
of them to she'd blood, especially fraterna. blood
but if such result were brought about 1t should
rot be through his fault.
HARRsBHRg, Penn, Feb. 2s-The people hare
were astounded this morning by the announcements
that Lincoln had left in special train for Washing
ton.
The Baltimore committee is here, but did not have
an interview with Lincoln.