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kTEkMILYE x Co.,
No. IL WALL-ST.
h.y. on hani for ininrcisie o.lvrry the
NEW rWENTY YEARS SIN rrh CENT FOND,
Of the UNITED STA Is. de-ignat-d as TIE FIVE
IWENIIc>" r-de. n4b a the prssur- ~ 'h- Govern
n.ut sn- hye yes and aathorikd oy act Cong -H az
proved teb IS me-
Ta- COTTON BONDS aye issued "a sul1' Of
$50, 800, $500, aid ~ 600.
To r. daAlf.af.U 90 tJ~. Do sum. Of
$50, $500, $1,000, sad $1,000.
Irt-,.st vi / C. mmracc f-1in DklE 81 SUD 'cluf1IJN
sud % PAYAbLE ~ COLD a. tte Mint, OF sny seo-
1e..u De- otsrs he United sae,, on the t day
OF NJ y 10 enh,r Of -ech ysaT a. lr pc" - ~
IA q ID. the BONDS YIELD ABOUT tiuht frh
CENr PGR ANNUM -
The smt- provision INSIDE b. tus'onl Dute, Es;i"
sar. .sd luteI..l ksyeu tot the pJ ent q ~ -.
AID qui aoa Of the principal, MAJ 80 an nve.net IN ne
loan SAFE. PROFITABLE. sd AVAILABLE at az
tines -.
All. beng tn. permsueut Llsn into " hch s Lea Ten
d. Noi-. az conssr A. vii ucc "a" fKl stiF'L
LDAs ~ The msrket sud PROFITABLE soDy oF >Nt-r.
srar for rKrsr FrNps IN. SrTPLus UsDs Of CtPIfsLs
well . th. EAa>Iycs % rnK lspu-IRiAi CI.s.ss
sup.ci ,toa- I,criy.d PAR LEO a. ~ DIR
NOrtS or NOTEj a. CIlEChS Of ban rs AT PAR
NEN YO X snbscfioers b. n- vii receive rfonp, &
every faculty and snaiiJn will be alluded oH
o ~ cation at our olce
Al.o FOR SALE. n lowest m-rkst rsfe, Jlo TREAS.
uhY MOTIFS six PER CENT BONDS o. 1881 ~si siA
PER CENT Ga IFiCAfEs Or lNDEBIEDNE,S
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rliNnr,al.
u. "FIyE-TWENTY" YEAR

u. "FIyE-TWENTY" YEAR -.
SIX PER GENT. BONDS,
COUPON AID REGISTERED. IN DENOMINATIONS
$50, 800, $500, $1,000 and $4,000.
CONSTANTLY on HAND AND FOR SALE All PAR.
ISrH-Esr ~ (essgsCs PROM DATE ~ PrRchhN
Tie 90 tbs BoSDsu at he rae Of PEsstsr
,er s,n,,m ,syabe lac Of Msy ard sovrmber ~ GoLo
Mich at the prescott rate Of premium Cold equiv s,nt
to hIsHT PER CRST ~ ASNrn
Toe, A. the CnE.PK.r GDvEEyrsVr SFcr ATTY NO" ~
Tar pay tie largest n'e--t on ti-ir G. st
81 g. become the BET kN0ws rosf f"Pu'
LAR sd most AVAILABLE al the hoods OF the 6os-fhhe
they the bond. cpon which the 'i'venn NJ o" re-
lie. rrBg. the o,sseHcs 0af pi'i tan y ne pePh io'
coutinDsd M aYeial support
We keep h-n fsc tat, lbs ~ msn IN them an
make th-p scc-.b TO tne prbi SUI 'V'I) doi ar
v.-.d g. th- through contributes 10 the dsc a"d In
M. diste support Of the Ooyernncn,
FISK &c HATCH,
EasHyRs and DtaLgss ~ 81 ues Of GOVERNMENT sho
d. her desirable sssufiiir. No. - Walls
DgPOsIrs received. COLLBcti0S- IN de bpASF nssH"o,
GovENSsgNT vOUcngas % ,uyhi, Sod c'lec cd, &c @c
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Il FOR 1853.

This popular ANNUAL will be ready early IN January and
vii contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the strtes Of she Union,
hOins elections in 1882 carefully compiled oE the Tribune
AInansci
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Co. The year 1861 Ecpes for 1885, True Time Aateroies
Ike &ei
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED STATES-Execttivo
snd Judc Eovoys Extraordinary ond Ministers Resident
Ecn the United States Q; Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES Members e, elss'i-
fed with Pos; Ofi-e address;
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the UNITED
STATES Politically classified with Post; o ice address,
MEMBERS ELECT Of rext UNITED STATES CON
6REss;
The REBEL CABINET;
TRREBEL SENATE
The REBEL HOUSE;
STATISTICS Of the last CENSUS carefully divided into
Free and slave Territory osver before published except
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Comparative Productions for e ard 1860 Ct every State in
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heading Of Lsnd Improved In each State Acres
Of Lad UaiapToyed IN each Cash Value Of Farms in
each State Value Of Farming Implements in each State
Number Of Domestic Ansls in each State Value o. Domes
tic Aumas In State; Numerous Tables Of other interest
tDs matter relating 10 the C-usus.
BANKS and BANKING. 1850 and 1885,
RAILROADS in 1850 and 1906
NEWSPAPERS in each STATE, and by sections
LAWS Of last CONGRESS;
RECORD Of the WAR;
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OTUcr CiLVrL.rp AID T1Lrpo Httra,p cor
Cfftfttsn. % t~rt CD Toe.
NOTICE TO BONDIOLDEES.-JLis Com
- rsny u NV pfcp.rd 90 rsy IT, OF r ol Msssrt.
b EhaiLfE a Co no o Wallet Nc. tcfs to follow :
Bonds fn. ro..U. rF. vito pro- IrI i..rlr.f.
I4r... llf g -.s-- lo. "a. l1e..... T0y l. l151
1..eia Nois.ls az Cleveland ist honstre
H,ads Arg l. iolI
oIsl'. horvf'k sni Cleveland "A Monrre
I.nas NJ T. .h
Clev..r' al roed, IHrar ard- dre..... sept inff
1tr pftrrs az .v-htrginr the d.fcrnt csss ~ lui-
.flr .safs a tLis csu.ray $50 rl1. !1. .nd -s
t.lfI rs.a- nom arl 1fsI fHl- isi.
Tie Coupon, 81 ths da,f,at clsfc Of ror all De- all
le-e.Hf rs DE Corn f.rH-H-r Bel d-inetng r-r
c~Lf ll.riafutnf tex. JOIN CANDlN .N. f4rrI lcuL
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iJrofesolonai Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
scaipti and Operating aud Consutus Surgeon 10 a.
5tay O1co combinations tho obscure d.eses Of
TIE pelvic y,cera Kuptafe. Pcs. Vadcocee and Fatu.
radically cured without the knife gLtuIo Cce hoas
bom 10 ., 10 ,, snd ! " y eYenings
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II s. FIVE-TWENTY LOAN for SALL.-
~ These Bonds beg ok PER Gers iner's raJaoe s'n
nruu y n gold .nelcifs from dae %. siliifpoo We
a- ple rsf,4 deve tleu without delay, 10 4@n 10 ra'i2
Of a lUs tN0s trf of0s (CoU.1u ir dl 10 r.r ir
fnds Purhesef ~ - Eoso risir toosh 10 csA
O.. ruie lirec .ly tg fte lid OF the Government
orders BY usn oihe-ifa wi receyc iuft lste sicn
ton LlVEHMOKE, CLENS l. Co.. no % ~ ait,
BANKERS rld Dra'tis in Strlftrs.
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Me05rnq Car0s, &zt.

A T WM. EVEKDELI1s SONS-WEDDiNG
Il CfED--rh,ss celebrated Fngg.yei CaI4s ,ad only
Of NO. ~ f.t0n-s;.. n. y Lsab.iansl l8l5.
I ii. JOHNSTON * CO., No $50 Bpwery,
- NEDDlNG and VISITING CARDS. Sc. ate-t styles
fpcrueus ty mail Alec watches. Jewry, Silver Wl9o had
Rated We've. Of he beat qualities. and at ION riees.
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oggicE OF THE vLRSoSr COPPER MiSiss Co..
No. 2JI Broadway. cor. Pax place, Z
Nav YoEE. Nov. 10. 1857.
TT0HE BOARD or DIRECTORS have ths
Z dav declared QUARTERLY DftDIND u l"o
nm GfN aaya.e &. the Stockholders upon preseu'.lo
OF trir crfcates lie tsslr books vii oe closed uhSi'
ancl tho Aun.a a Meeting 81 De held or .:ia ~. .
BENJ r. sEALEY. Treelurer
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1862. THE 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
I NE
\ NSIINANIA ENIKAL RAILKOA
VI. Ia .----- -..--nn. IN.


TIE sHoSrEsr AND oTltKFsr ROUTE
FKoN Nsw-ioNN TO TKR PRiSciP,L Wr,rEss CirIEs.
Eight nj rqu day fem New orS TO rl ,dePlia VIC
ROUTE - Avs SEweYoRRR : rs /" x TIE re 'A''
tO'F OF CoJhTLANDI-sr.
BY wsy % Phacephs. the morning passengers leave V..
m Que hour later tGsn Other as. Evening passenger
by way Of alsto~n evening Passengers leave At
arrive tie same time Northern lines, Ia Chicago Al
points ~ The Cfe'ime Indianapolis Lousvil.,
81. Louis 'ios,sn Columbus, Cincinnati AID all main
/ p9iut' West, VITA lever changes 81 cars.
pseloi s, va moot Sasaje I'm from Phil ispsa 70
suoAius aud sA.oon Cars on al tTaias.
| Faro ite 'anc - othc' routes
/ basgage Che red though. Transfers ifee.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylvania Ceu,fs Con pany Emigrant
Acco m0datoH Lue which affords comfortable mode %
ue 20 ntes moving Ncs.ward, at one half the usual rates
FRFiGurs.
BY l' route Heights Of gu descriptions can be forwarded
70 cod f9m aly point on the Railroads OF ono hcla,sy
letima Illinois. Mnc1nau lows ~ Mssenri, by RAIL.
koAp DlhECf Or . any pat on tie naSgs5e MYERS OF
the Neit by steamers tom p .,sburgh
The facs OF ght T. and from sry poat ~ the West by
to P"nns lyana Railroad al al times As favorable a. are
p. ., g,,'' t ".' 81 ter Fs :, iis
Company. eau Iely with nienes Oh It's speedy taas!
Farmers aud Dealers in Live STOCK VII fnd this most I'D
yaassees' Eaie Cspeous faIe wei ~a.sse sna up up
sd ir connections and cyry gc aton 10 pAiito thef"s
From IL ausbufg where Nite found es'y CONVEX enee et
fl1 Ss SSElwYoSK aS Sii aSLT iIS aaeREis
} T. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No Assol House.
No .iiou.c md 40. sOu,h williamst
MCDONALD BiSCHoFF. migrant Agents,
No 3 bsitsryrlsce.
ENOCu LEWIS. General superintendent Altoona, Ps.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN AOFLPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST, va JsR-
SEY Clrt Mail anil Express Lines leave New.iGk at
and 10 m.. g. q. and II p W. Faro SO Ihlousl tckess
sold for tie South atd Not and through baggage cGtcAean
a m. aid ani II p traiIs
j. ". WOODRuFF, Assistant Snpe'irtendert
No baggage vii be received Tor trsns cnlcss c'eS
and CHECKED u minute Ia advance OF the time OF eaylas
\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CllA OF
IIERMtNUS.-passeng,r Depot, Jamesslp nd ioct o
Jsih.st. T.. RNinter aIau seHents commencing riil,
Oct q LIE: Leave New York az IN. or GieenPoiI ~
llsibof Oarui and H4mpous; at q. m. and ? m o1
l,lp a. u. aud p for Syosset a. p N of nehy
stead SUNDAYS tho Seayes Hunters Point tn's
teuyl 40 30 n isqhanA aud inesmei stsiVa
~ crculn ra'e,i retrrnne leave, laphsnk az 5@ N.
Ga Friday and Saturday Night tho p IN l'ip sl9 WI
Though Grocnpor returning Saturday snd Monday ''H
ing a. i:l5 a. IN. aIrylns Ia New ofk at sa2 M
NEW-NORk, HARLEM, and ALBANY n IL
~ -For Albany Trov. North aud wcst-WlNihh An
hAN0EMENr. commencing MONDAY, Nov. II To- rs,h,
For ALBANY l0.a0a ni, ENpross Mail hISiu hou ~" "
Station.
fos Local Trains see Time table ,,
JOHN BURCHtLL Assistant superintendent
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a MCA& TIE PINES;
OR.
SOUTH IN SECESSlON-TIMB
BY EDMUNO KlRKE.
lyo' limo. 80 pages
Cor<snirg extraordinary bs rabfa picture c. tho
lire social O. t-e south describing the domcst lie
al the planters e small and The white .r1sh'
cud Icg actual scenes Or le iage aud email paltons
40 t.. l.e lsfss al Increasing mad ~ tl, worL
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOX NOV. y.
The Ngw-YoRK WEEKLY Tribune sor this
we'd contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Democratic Loy4l'7 The
Problem, New-Nok ct Richmond; 81 king
So"tl-si; Ihe R.ss.u'.'n IN Gree Iere., of
U..WAk NEWS SUMMARY.
II..GENERAL NEWS Summary
Iy..CHURCH AND SITE.
V..TBE WAR ~ THE sCyTH; Brilliant Success
Of Negro Troop; ReOd Sslt Ncrks De.-oyeli
Large CaEtBfes Of ITisoue.s anl rt1se-t Two
ssnsni hes n One d. 7 % lills al Wound d.
Burpi Of Rebel lckst Sta ions; Nesress Ee4ty
70 Tske The JOB u fl,ta. Down TIE Rebellion;
Testimony "a their Behalf, El4d
CorespoIienco CT Zoe X. !. Tribune.
U..FROM OBS. BURN HE'S ARMY: Now Orders
sad kes 3,s..oa., t3r.ss'a. Ago'aeT Cs-nss 70.
Regime; The Late Change % Commanders. 4
iG.ls! eni a Con'fast Correspondence % tie
v1I..ARliY OF TIE OHIO: Maj9rGea. Rosecrlas
at Nashville; De.oaaon Of Middle Ten,esseei
ka.Asile 5s.ei Tue Lsis Ai,scAi Brec a.. .e,e o.
Aunlee1D0GO; Iok q. 4uisAo4as 4 rlsg ~
Of The \. Z In6ane.
yIII..FRoM TEXAS; Correspondence Of The n. Y.
Tribune.
N..FRoM THE ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
ihe P.osi '9,ioa The C'a,fsosnl A.gToaea-
sponlence Of Tie n 7. Tribune.
x..THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
M..FkoM wAsHiS1roN: Special Di'ps'ehes to
xI.THz CATTLE OF coRNrH: oneil Report
Green Roseerspsi Heroi.m Of he Uaion Troors
Desperate Stu0 ,crILess " tho Rebels; Dreadful
Carnage oH both sides The Fruits Of Our Vic
tory.
xIH..TaE WAR ~ NORTH CAROLINA: General
F1sters Report Of Ms Exp ut.llsa tl.ovsa no
Eastern Coootes Of tho state
xIv..FROM EUROPE.
xV..LErIERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
sP0NDENls WITH IAE ARMY or TIE
XVI. HEREDITARY HEADsMEN.
xvH..PoErRY: TaE CAPTAINS WIFE: An Incl
dent Of -
xvIn..AsERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XIX..AGRiCULIURAL ITEMS.
xX..THE ANGLOREB NAVY: ifr Caneron's
lfooCiadsi Fun AceIunt OF the kc5el Yes els a.
Glssgow; Preparations to Break tho Blockade;
asbe sJmPashizs's Ia Avsfgooii Tho Steamer
xxI..GOv JOHNSONs OPINION OF GENERAL !
BUELpS COURSE.
xxi FROM WASHNGToN: Removal Of Cen. Nc
Ceilani FeelAs q Washington; The Presideuts |
its Modifeatioo Gems 8arnsae. ssyadswortn /
"a fSSoa S.n1'' Correspondence Of The N T.
XIII. OUR MAJOR GENERALS OF VOLUNTEERS: |
where BON, and from wat states Appointed
xxIv..THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1868.
xXV.AS Ulster COUNTY BOY SHOT By THE
XVI. PERSONAL.
XVII. POLITICAL.
XVIII. CITY NEWS.
xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xxx. .MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XXI. WAR ITEMS
xXXH.. ONMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun PeD,ri, q, m.
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Al f af, 1o io T. ,ss'el package ndd-esr~d 'othe
M . 4 alI ial8f.-i " LIS % sl.,- rld n Michi-
l-,.e bctis " 90 Dol d.-i fal1ryl l,l and VII have
90 rs triri f~ srr Hnlusi ptym,t Of 10 co o.
a. t 4 kca.iof-. wGoss 10 vf.4elpal also fs De re-
.l4r fIn'
m hads are isfasd 90 pur.a,rcs Of % tc o. tie Legs
ltl-c cf lle -.fe apIssvei ~ rr H. 200 at tte .r-t
by hr ufri i1r $50 l~lflffca NJ ,ir tr1rr' H
a. . ir F l.i.rl hV thc ard "fctrsuthl- l tr
..r. ~ ile rtafe aief 10 tg lsy n J4nt4iJf 1907
bonds u.l b. received ~ par D. ho payment OF Toe
aat.. sfrrfd.
l.lu 5s eea,l,fe4 At ies .han he per value q H.
i.ri.
o. B.ncy 10 ss.,s.,l Bis usi be Ped b. e 2 day
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Trrar.fer state MlcNsan.
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Dodr0 ano Rooms.

DOARD-A PRIYATE FAMILY VII accom-.
ID lol.so ocntl-a aal WAC. orc f-w t r -to..cr
'.e.r'~nce' oir.snsot A. y 81 y. isl.t..i' poe
DAHIS-GRAAD HOTEL.
BOlLEF kRD DI = CAPrCISEA
OltANb HOTEL. bI LOUVRE,
A,a DE- NNOLL
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.YDTRCURPENTS.

TTNDERCURRENIS.
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to boally repS,lnc'i.us - Times.
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10. as El1aiWay.
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TE'hE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
ROW n kDF

p rsphs. q 2, pares on Gae white paper Bcie De
t which Il word %. word IN csvsdance with The os a
text, append 70 Alphabetical heospalsion u every
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levied thereon tbs render. complete AID Convenient
a. b. is volibl, % ilate.i..
c.ee cea.r postpaid per in Ncent ~ crpsossi
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NrNrRAL RAILROADo OF NEW-JERsEY.-

IENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSET.-
~ from loot Of Court sndts.-Connectirs e Hampton
Jurrou xlh sc Dsigare Lakawanns and Western hai.
rod aud q. with the Lehlh Valley hHoed sad nc
councillors ming direct Inc 70 Pittsburgh aud the West
wiNIER ARRASGEH ENT-Commencns Nov. II, 1869
Leave Nev-f0rk - follows; .
T,tstsurpc FxPrFss-At 9. n. for Easton Reading
Pc .yi.le HarIis bus MauCh L hunk. Nii..suspor.
Man rRirN-At8a fJr Es.ton. Water O1o, Scranton
Groat Iena. nj q ultou. Flstou. Nike.bauc. &c
ia Inrore6 TKAty-For Eaton Allentown. Reading
Po,isyi'is. H4risbgrg Niliimsport. Sc. 90,
4 p ~ 1HnorGu TRAiS Tor Lastou Bethlehem, Ai-en'
town. sod Msuch ihsns. -,
5.6P.M WAY TKAIx-For somcIyile and inteSmedlA!e'
-yw WEsrEnv ExPsEss-For Esslon. Allentown, Read
c suoufg III sbDTeh and the West. seeitng cars NOM
J,sev lily tbsou. IN 10 iiipOufgh -
ixprs.s IHAfs FOE II irNlsRVRG-Ihe ~ hrfress
Tam IRON se-York survives az Harrisburg a. o. m connect
irr a. and Wes Pguasy yaIa Ceniel A~Aioed Noria'
en- Central Railroad North ind South aud With TIE C05er'
Irr THuor5m ExPrErs TRAIN THE WEsr leaves
No YORK r. D. H. daily snuGays sSceped making e!oss
connection Nri.tu wih Pcllsy lvlia heis ad-"ltl
~ lgs Of . ihUrsb and mt one 10 ncn All AID
Ch.-..o' Two hour tire saved by taxing tbs usa.
ELrABrrHPoNT AED MI -fohK FEaRr-Leave ~ Yort
from Pier No 2 Moth River. At SEQ n and Kew
SOP A. Rer-sn Point ard ,a-ipers' Habor every
TIP each way JOSIAH .. sTEkNs superintendent
NTEW-YORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
le61 SPRING ADVANCEMENT. lSa
COMMENCING NAY 8. 1852
Passenger Station IN SegN ofk corner 2 81 and iE ay
-.ft-ss.
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Chances Tor Bnsincso iilcu.

4 NY Person having an IMPROVED WEST
4 EHN rAE1f rau l. EXCHANGE ,ith r,t ,s,I, ~ ..
good aid profitable business Ia Obi. olty halicss ,,,
tho location Of fa.n a.4 picc Boz No. 800 f. o.. ~ Y
tDUTNA4ls PATENT SEIF-ADJUSTlNG
4 CLOIils-NHi fgEh
k0ENlS WANTED.
Addea Pi IMAM MANUFACfUErs0 co
No. IS fiait.ai., Now YORK sd I loyrleud Ont,
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fEO PAPER MANUFACTURERS - For
a SALE, -Four Engine rAPEltMlLL situated At CO.
Abundance OF power ard clear water THE Mill has e heal
ocaon o. any In The State. and will bo sold At sss than ia
k,ur ana on accommodating telms Any info nation will
- gwen =! WIihgto MILLER l. HINES,
Coluulbus, Ohio.
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RAILRoAD-FoR PHIL-
I ONG ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of

~ EW-YORk, HARLEM, and ALBANY H. a.
~ --For Albany 1rov North aud wcst:-WlNihh AN
NANOEMENr. commencing NONpAY, Nov IL loo ,Sh =,
For ALBANY l0sOa. M, Expross Mail Ifsu nom '0"'~
Station.
box Local Trains zee Time table. ,, l
JOHN BURCuiLL Assistant Superintendent.
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Terrible EaiIruad Accident.

TITO Grenada appeal Of the 2s.h instant, gives the
susjoiutd account Sf one Of tie most terrible railroad
accidents that has ever fallen to our lot to record. 4
d1wn trala on the hissiS ippi Central Railroad, consist.
ing Of eleven carr, oolid, ID with an up train Of twelve
cars, causing an awful wreck of machinery and q list of
casualties exceeding anything ever known in the Bout,
The down train 10 reported to have waited its time ~
prttcnbtd BY the rules of the company, for delayed
TAius, wien the siSral was given TO prcced. Bsfors
advancing q mile me Approsc1 Of the up tain was dis
covered ~ the engineer Of the former, who gave the
signal 10 step, reversed his engine, and jumped Of =
The ccnduc:or and engineer of the lIain coming North
A'so leAped from their posnons. Toe collision vas i'm
mediate and Of feAriulsffsc L The train going South is sad
% have been moJu 6 slouly, while that from the South
vas running at . highI Ia Q of speed, making an tfJrt TO
reach the station within the prescribed time. D the down
train bus one man was killed, and . few slightly h jlrtd
Toe er CINE Was ecu Sletsly wrecked, Wbils the tender was
driVIn into he car in i9 rear, which was demolished -
Fns il jury TO The LAt &c OF this tain Was comparatively
slight. Blu. upon the otatr train the loss OF IFS, per-
sosA iTj dres | hle:ed, and the destruction Of property,
Eas n PrececelJed in The history Of collisions. Tie Ell
gius bad penetrated TAR into the other, aud ia tender
Els pilsj OF TOp Two n.t cara, behind the tendsr,
dled with soldiers, we're compl tsly Demolished, The
o)ii6s Ct the unforIuuA:e briag al nos undacernaole 10
,hs wreck, viii, the trucks were piled upon each otner
u the mes. frgh tul mSn0er, ana The baggage car and
hrs. pssseI ger coach being forced on top Of the COZ
fused mast TIE eaance II the uain, CONSISTING Of fee
p~assanges csoc9es, en- sleepug tar and two pa
cars we're all more or less l. jucec, bat none Of them WeIe
displaced from the track.
AS stated, The two platform cars in float we're crowd.
ed, as we're the platforms Of h, p sssnger coaches, with
~sOlGers, who were on their way 70 their regiments aud
serc U able 10 obtain seats. Nearly all OF these we're
killed or / jlred. Gee man WIS killed BY being ihrown
rrcm = platform car = the rear OF the tain. None Of
he I'll 3srs or attaches Of the road were l. Ired, ex
cept NJ. Kirby, the conductor Of the con .rain, Who
received a Si h. sprAin Of the ankle il Imping hom bis
train. None Of the IegtlE psssei gsrs were i jlced,
vii the exception CT q lew 81 ghs bruises. Many oil tie
a. e. IL 'ormod Us that the conclusion was 90 81 ght ss
o eMc .y Auract attention, and upon examining as
20 the cause OF The stopp1gs # The trains they WCr.
hoFI 4 d 10 lsArn the II eat of the damage / q cad.
The casualties Wers thirty h'e killed, and between
furry and fly wounded. Ms: Of the latter we're GO
YER. ly il juree, rnd the attending physicians gave it Is
their op.a.oa tea! several could not recover.