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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-20

MwwrN, June lo,-Tho enemy to-day are
Shining thar right and throwing it further to.
wards the casL Information from undoubtcd sour
c" ays their troops are much di'hearlcncd and
domomlacl from thoir recent numerous deientsaud
sickness
Doortcrs in squads of ton and twenty are con.
siao,y coming in our lines, or leaving for their
homes
Skrmishing continued to-day with uuimportant
results.
Tho roads are heavy from recent rains, which re-.
twl military movements
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-20

nR. WM. T. BASKET, offers his professional
- services to the citizens of Griffin aud sur
rounding country. lie has had large experience in
the practice Of the several branches Of his profess
ion,
Ills Office is in the southwest corner Of Mrs
Reeves boarding house iuncl -codjt
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-20

va 1--WE hope we don't inuudc," but we desire
very respectfully to inquire whether our friend Of
the Macon Confederate, has received any addition
al particulars concerning the poor fellow found in
a Salpcrc Cave in East Tennessee.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-20
HEAD-QUARrERs Coz. Urn CoNG. DIST. GAL
Gri0iu. lime 9Th 1894


Griffin, June 9TH 1864.
The attention Of Sub Enrolling Officers aud the
public is called to the following paragraphs of Cir
cular No. 3. Headquarters Couscript service, Ga.
". The most active and continuous efforts Of
Enrolling Officers will be directed to porlccting q
thorough mito,y registration of all white males,
resident or found within their respective districts,
wlitiarc between the ages of seventeen and fifty
years. This "Registcr' should embrace all men
not already in SERVICE no matter what may be their
physical condition or claims to exemption, and
should satisfactorily exhibit, under the head of
Remark" The status Of each
Y. il is the du,y Of all persons within the ages
designated to report for curoIlmcut Enrolling OIL
GERS will not however wait such voluntary report
ing, but will make diligcut inquiry to persons
and enroll on information such as they may be sat
isicd are liable TO enrolment Persons may be en-
rolled wherever found
1t is Of the utmost importance that this rcg5tra-
ton should be completed as carly as possible
Prompt action is cuioincd upon Sub Enrolling OH
GERS, and citizens arc requested to report to the en-
rolling officers for enrolment.
b. II. NEWTON
Lieut.. aud Il. 0. 1th Dist Ga.
Memphis Appeal and Macon Telegraph please
copy ten days aud send bills to this Office,
y icS-l0l.
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the positions most favorable for defensive
and most uuluyoubIc for am invading army,
It is doubtful whether the icdcrals have been
able to use their splendid artillery in any
OF the recent battles, while the ContClerates
have been able to make much use Of theirs.
--ss so o.
list Of Wounded Soldiers sent TO Atlanta
from II. ~ ID. Hospital, Marietta, ga,
June iGtl, 1854,
Surgl D WiIhiuo 60 /, Goth Tenn. right log.
BeamY co B, 2gth Ga, left hand
Private A 7 Ennis, GO ], lIh Tom,
W Cummeron, 90 Is, 20h Ga, left arm
= Nolloy go E, 10Th Ga, left hand
w II Giddugs, co G, 10Th Ga. left hand,
Jas Turner, GO G, Goth Ga. head
j Coulry, co Z, lst Con, breast
G Galloway, co Il, - Ln, left shoulder,
TB l.Jup, 60 G, jJth Ala. face.
Dining, co II, 18th Tenn, left hand.
+ D Smith, co d. 9th Fla. right hand.
j q Darlington, co G, 18th Ala. left hand.
Il VI Franks, co Is, 2GIh Ala, face
W $ Williams, ca |, 26h Ala, thigh,
w Singleton, co G, 18th Ala. shoulder
j W Culmou, eco f. Doth Ala, left hand.
w II Alexander, go II, 3Ith Miss shoulder.
Jas Brooks, co /, 2glh Ala. ha~d two
fingers off,
IL Iightowcr, co C., Goth Miss right leg
lrl .urci.
N Eubm&4 co q, Goth Miss. left thigh
fractured.
Surgt l. T. Sparks, co &, Isl Con. Ga. left hand.
Private i Thompson, co Z, 18th GA right arm.
Sergt p ETapp, c7 NJ, Phillips Legion, left foot.
Private Carpenters 60 A, 9Th Alo Cav right
GW smbbs co ., 9th Ala Cay. head Sc
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GEORGE DIXON,
lromEHLY OF MEMPHIS, TENN
AT LAW
RICHMOND, VA,

All claims against The Confederate Government,
adjusted aud collected.
10" Particular attention paid to Soldiers
claims.
left.
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I5noI, kccncrs Atteniinn.

THERE are several hundred Volumes Of Books
belonging to DIR. Robbins library loaned out
in Griffin. Parties having them will please return
them TO his old rooms, aud obligc,
ic9-lm. l.. G.. STEWART.
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As long, indeed, as Grant moves EDWARDS,
so long viii New York believe in him
But suppose he calls a halt-supposc that
his crippled forces are held for more than a
few days in check before some othor rifle
pits and breastworks stronger than those Of
Spottsylvania To measure the probablere-
action, we must remember that an almost
bloodless victory was hoped for, and that
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-20
THE DAILY REBEL.
GRIFFIN. Ga.

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, Is64
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Latest News from sheridan.

RJCuNoyD June l0.-Authcntic information from
Shcridans movements has been received. lie re-
passed through Bowling Green Thursday, and ar
rived at Newton in King and Queen counties yes
to-day, where it ia reported he was again attacked
by Hampton, Sheridan was evidently aiming to
reach GIosccster point His wagon train was re-
ducod to % wagons. Prisoners taken confess the
lhorongh decnt of the 6Xnelton.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-20

From Virginia.

NIOH Virginia.
RcmoyD, June IA dispatch from Gen. Lee
to the President this afternoon, says at II last
night we took the brcastworks at Howletts House,
and another position on the same line The bat
terry at IIowIotts is being ro-cstablished. Five
vessels have been sunk by the enemy in Trent's
reach. Ten steamers are within reach behind
Monitors. There was some fighting near Peters
hurg this morning without result.
r. LEE.
RrcnMoyp, June lS.-Tho yankees having been
driven from the Rail Road at Port Walthall June
lion last night direct communication with Peters
burg will be resumed this morning.
RIcuuovp, June lS--Tho Herald Of the 18th is
received. Tho news is unimporlant. Gold closed
ON the 10Th at ll9.
A dispatch from Gen Lee last night, says our
troops assaulted Cars our original positions near
Bermuda Hundreds, with slight loss on our part.
The enemy near Petersburg made an attack in
force late yesterday afternoon and were repulsed.
Adult 800 prisoners were captured
Latest from the Mississippi River.
CLINTON La, via Mobile, June ls.--Thc steamer
Progress loaded with 1900 bales Of cotton, was
burned on the Mississippi No lives lost.
Fx-Mayor French Of New Orleans, died on tho
llth.
On Thursday night our batteries attacked the
steamer Laudas and another transport loaded with
troops, and struck her ten times shells exploded
ON her deck She whistlcd a sigual Of distress and
O gunboat came up and towed her of. The yam
kec cavalry pursued our batteries but few shells
drove them of.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
Hon. G. l.. VALLANDIGHAM
AND
Hon. GCGrgG Il. Pugh
win address the people.
Current News Items.

The celebration Of the poet Bryants seven.
teih birthday will take place soon in New
York. The Commercial calls it an "illustrious
occasion. Bah
Early has published an addreas to his men,
in which he is said to have been panic strick
en-, for fear oi being Ganked by superior mum.
bers. He urges thsm to rally again, deter.
mined never to turn their backs on a foe.
Resolutions lavoring peace, on the basis
indicated by the Chicago platform, have been
introduced into the Alabama Legislature -
Nothing s suror than that speedy peace, with
renewed Union, will follow the election Of
Mcclellan.
We are to have another new batch of the
filthy rags known as postal currency soon.
From Grants army We learn that The lines
of works are so strong in front, and defended
by so large force, that capture by assault is
impossible. When WiH Richmond be cap
ured2
Brough is in Washington, and has been
interviewing with the President Perhaps he
has gone to offer another hundred days sci
vice Of Ohio militia
The villaInous Morton is said to be in hour
ly dread of assassination, in consequences ot
the wrongs which he has committed against
the rights OF the people.
The Richmond papers say that Grant made
seven different assaults for lhe capture Of the
Southside Railroad, and was repulsed every
time.
There are Indications that Sheridans arm,
will again he put to the test of battle, II
indeed, fight has not already trapspred
Fears are entertained that the rebels nov
in Canada will disperse through the States
and vote for Lincoln
Morton's majority for Governor of Lndianr
lcouuting thirty thousand fraudulent votes
is only 1883,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31

nameless horrors but prefer TO suffer while
there is hope Of relief Permit the re selection
Of Lincoln, and the continuance Of bis present
policy Of war, usurpaiion, tyranny and crime,
and here, as in the old world, the people op.
pressed, exasperated, driven to madness by
the imposition Of buriheus too ntolersble to
be borne, and the loss OF their liberties, will.
rise and seek by force TO regain their lost free
institutions 1t took the people Of England
forty eight years, through lire and blood aud
devastation, to re establish their timehonored
institutions; and what the re6ult may be here,
history nlone must be the prophet Demo-
Gratis, conservatives, honest republicans, all
would you avert tho storm and save your coun-
try; save this great North from the untold aud
unknown horrors Of civil stri(e1 Then vole
for and elect George b. Mcclellan, The re.
election of Lincoln, with a continuance of this
war as now aud all It's barbarities, and the
present policy Of tyranny and usurpaton and
iai,hIessness, will, as sure as time exists
though we may Try ever 30 hard to avert IT,
dfride the UUion, secure the independence of
the Southern Ooniedorncy, subvert our Gov
ernment, aud end in civi wax and ruin in the
North On the other hand, the success of
Geo b Mcclellan will bring us peace,
restored Union, and save us from the calami-
ties aud horrors of civil strife. Here is the
truo issue. Honest men, choose safety, hon
or, freedom and the good of your country.
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montgomery common flehH.
Josap Brown, Solomon Brown, jacob BI own, Caro-
lne Mahua I'd William Mahuc, belinda Hannah
AMI Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah and Geo ge
Hannah, vs.,
ThepphulGs Brswu, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
Bsalerry Brown, Perry A Brown, Sarah Brown
and Elizabeth Brown, in Partition
nNH EOPHOLU5 BROWN, Theodore Brown, Mary
Ha.-s..., EutIJ n, DHi Hfi
Brown, Elizabeth Brown, will tac0 notice that Peu.
ton filed against hem the 2lst day OF August,
A. A 1864, in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Mont
Eotnery county, OHIO, by Joseph BrOwn, solomon
Bruwn, JaeOb Brown, Caroline Mahue, VIM. Mahue,
Celnda Haunah, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
and George Hannah aud Is now pending wherein SAID
petitioners dem and partition OF tho following real
estate, to-nlt Situate in the county OF Montgomery
and State OF Ohio, ON tho eas X Of section 82, town
., range east, &e.
Beng lot No. OF survey and subdivision OF
the lands Of Joseph Brown, decd, by order OF the
Court OF Common Pleas o. MontgOm ry county,
Ohio, at the March term, lslI ehAnBery, record
II, page 332, and de escrlbed as ioows;
beginning on the east llns OF said section IS 7
poles south o. thu NJ. II corner thsreof-thencs 4.
$50 W. 100 pO,es TO a .tOne Ia tho Liberty Read,
thence g. ~" ~. l055 oles 10 Atono in said Road,
thence N. 30 :. 10 poles to sOi9, themes = s. T..
poles 70 a stona, thence y. sc e. 40 poles TO u
stone the east llns of said section thence N. %
W. ll3 poles 20 the place of beginning containing
6634 acTeH aud ha, been assigned as the dover o.
Elizabeth Brown in said lands OF Joseph Brown deO
and that at tho next term of said Court, the said
petitioner will apply for order that parhton may
be made Cf said prsmsss.
Dated this August 3lbt, 1864
ADAM C1AY, Att'y ior fetu4neT RugSi WOW
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the men who instituted civil war in Kan
sas, denounce as criminals the conspirators
of Indiana who were following the Repub-
licsn example, only giving bloodshed a
broader scope, aud widening the area OF
anarchy ?
But let the trembling, cowardly Re-
publicaus, whose knees shake, and whose
lips grow palid like those of the Journal
editor, he calmed There is no likelihood
of rebellion in the North against the Des-
potism which the people have voted on
themselves. The wise and calm men
among the Democracy, will never make a
bloody struggle to confer liberty upon a
people who have proven themselves un
worthy Of it, aud untitled for it's enjoyment.
The decision of the Sth of November will
be fnality, Irthe people vote themselves
oppression; ir they deliberately choose as
their ruler one whom the world knows to
be a tyiant. il will show that il would be
the extreme Of folly to confer free Gov
ernment npon them il it wero practicable.
But it will not be practicable, even ir it
were desirable, which it is not Tho Sth
of November fixes the destiny of the
American people. Until the sun of that day
sets, let every Democrat work. II ii closes
upon a people self-doomed to slavery, so 10
it. If free people deliberately lay down
their liberty, and assist to riyet chains upon
their own limbs, let us accept it as their
appropriate condition. But let none be so
unwise, as to seek to galvanize the corpse
Of the suicide.
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Ae9aI.
PETITION FOR PARTITION

Snpsnor Court ) ontgomery county, Ohio.
Lew K. Basore Apd hmehR Ann BRsora against
samuel ROdaheflsr, III EabAth Boonershlne, Amelia
Ann Rudaheier, Ellen ROdshefier Frank Rodahctief,
ChristenA Rodahener, Samuel k RodahetleT, Susanna
koIahefer, Leylna ketrow, William Henry Houssr,
Samuel n. louser, sarah Isabella Basor0, of the
State Of Ohio and Elizabeth Decker, fnd isaae
becker, her husGn1 of the State of Indiana, defend
ants.
NH above named def. ndants and especially Eliaa-
beth Decker and Isaac Decker her husband, o
the State OF Indiana, will take notice that petition
has been filed a, ans thom M the superior Court Of
Mont gomery county OHIO by tho above named plan
uhs, praying for partition OF the following described
premises situate in Jackson township, Montgomery
county, OHIO.
Being town lots numbered one hundred and ten Cl10)
hundred and eleven lll) one hundred and twelve
u y, ore hunired aud thirteen QlS), one hundred
and fourteen q l4) hundred and hlean (llsD, Ia
the incorporated village Of FaImersVil O. also the
tins llptted section twenty (2I), town four
(), range four (i), east ntaining two and one
hundred and twenty perchos also the land owned by
the said Henry Houser IN his feime situated in the
southwest quarter, OF section twenty one (Zl) town
iour(4l, range four %, east described follows,
tegnmug ~ lhe southwest corner Of said tract Of land
and running east seventy three (73) rods, TO the
ronlre OF the Germantown anu WOst Alexaudria turn
pike roAd thence northwest with said road Que hundred
aud (lll) rods and eleven (ll) ieeti tence south
egny-hree rods tU tho place OF beginning containing
nineteen 40 acres moro less, and that at the next
term of the sad Court said l.. X BAaOre and Amelia
Ann Basore, his vito, will apply for an order that
partition may he mado o said premises.
Dated August 2Oth 1854.
LEVI X. BAsORE,
e. TuoMpsOE, Atty. aug1D-wGW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
sHERIFF's SALE.


OF valuable Real Estste ia aud near Farme svlle,
Ohio
Levi r. Rasore, eta al. Nn. 2Ds9
t. against : Monig gomery County
Samuel 10 shefer et al. superior Court
DY virtue Of and in obedience to the command Of
ID an order Of sale made by the superior Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, IHu offer at Public Sale
on the pr mises IN Farmersvllle, ou
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
at o'clock p Of said day the following described
real es ate via Situated in Jack son township ont
gomery County, Ohio Beign town lots numbered
One Hundred and Fen Ql0G one HundTe and
Eleven ans one Hundred and Twelve Ul2G uua
Hundred and Thirteen llA); ono Hundred and -Four
teen (ilD and One Hundred and Fifteen Ql5); sIt1at-
Ell 10 the Incorporated village OF Farmersye, in said
County and State Also, the lot owned Henry Houser
deceased situated IN Section No n, Township four
~, Range four (4), east containing two Eeres and
one hundred aud twelve i2) rods being the residue
land conveyed TO the said Haury Houssr IN his life
time by the order OF the Probate Courtof Montgomery
administrator OF tho estate Of uanle SWarzhl dec a
Houser in his life tiino, situated In the suutwesi
quarter of section twenty. one (2D Tow ship four
tD, Range four(D, east RNd bounded and desoribed
AZ folloWsi dana. . r... .s-s .s.
Beginning at tho sohthwestcorner ana runuins Z cast
yenty three (T5) rods TO the center of the eran
town and West Alexandria Turnpike Road, thence
north west with said road one hundred aud (lll)
rods and eleven feet Q), thence south eighty three
(si rods 10 the place Of beginning. containing nine
teen 9 acres more OF less, and has been appu sed
AZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
Democratic Meetings.

Kissrs School House, Madriver To'cn-
ship--Saturday evening October 29-D. A
Ilouk and Il Thompson. r..
Berertopn Thursday November3 Thos
D Lowe and Il Thompson
MamfsbTg November 6-T.
D Lowe aud Geo. w Houk
ChdmJers6Urg- Wednesday night Nov.
Wv. H. Gillespie, DR. Egry aud W. H. Bel
Vile
Election School House, Wayne Up rnes-
day sight, November III Ejlio,t and I q.
Lowe
BrookUiile November 5--llon C l.. Val
landighsm and d. A Houk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
Great Democratic Meeting In
Hamilton.

There will be- mass Democratic Con-
Vention at Hamilton, Ohio, Thursday, No
vember ID. George f. Pugh. s. s. Cox,
Henry Clay Dean and other distinguished
speakers wiattend
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
.@eoiraI

CURES oonghs Colds, Sore Threat, Asthma, and
" Consumption. II IL only necessary for any one
troubled with thess complaints 70 try one bottle Of
Strick'aHds AelliRuoSs Cough Baisaap :
to convince them that itis the host preparation ever
used. II not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but u cures Night aWeete aud
splitting Of laod and Is an excellent gsrgls fer any
kind OF Sore Throat. II - pleasant to take, and
safe medicine or infants Price 6B Cenis per bottle.
For sale BY dTuggsts generally. m1a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31

Tie Two acres aud ll2 roada v land at elO0 per
aero. Tho " tract OF land at S6S 90 per aS.e
aud cannot sell for less than Il Of said appTalsnent
Terms x rashi u IN one year and tho haansg IN
two years rom The dry Of sale. The deferred pay-
ments To- bear per cent inte' est from the day of
sale and 10 DO secured by mortgage gu the premisea
GEO. WOGAMAN, sheriff
Il. THOMPSON, ATTY. ootlT-AR0W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31

II disease by the use Of ''H
I DR.. StricklanGR Pile Remedy '..' ~ i '..' = Z
Read what those say who have used It: tii.t
Mr. Charles W. Land. am, Of Lonisville, and Mr.. 4.
=, HaAarde Cincinnat o., both cured after using
one pot Of DR. Btrickland'a Pie Remedy. They cay
they have tried everything but conld obAlA 40 eak i
but one Pot Of strickands Pile Remedy eHected a
perfect our6 after suffering for many years With tie
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
who is suffering to tryit.
Ask for nttn- = s.l. .r
Dr.. Strieklun6s Pils Reptedv.
Sold byal druggists - OTIS a pot. Mauufactureda at
No. East Fourth st, Cincinnati, u. MID
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31

1t would seem from the evening dispatches
that at last tue disaster to q large portion Of
Grants army is confessed The empty boast
that Richmond could be taken ia a few
hours at any time, has again proven false.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
JONATHAN MEIHERD's ESTATE.

ON the 10th day Of October, A. d. 1894, tho under
" signed was sppoin ed and qualild hdminstfA.
gomery county, ono, deeeahed. riula ,a-ik .i1i
octlS,wsw $3.50 ~ JOHN y. FOX,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
Hon. HENRY CLAY DEAN
OF IOWA,
WILL ADDRESS THE DEMOCRACY
AT
GERMANTOwN. OHIO, ON
Wednesday, November I'd '64,
at O'Clock p. NJ.

Turn ont and hear this Champion Of
Constitutional Liberty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31
False Reports on the Eve OT the
Election.

The Republicans are at the usual villAing,
practised by them just before election. In
portions of this county ii is charged that
large amount Of powder was seized recently
in this city We need hardly say that this is
a lie. They are also threatening, that if Nc
Clellan is elected, there will be a civil war
in the North, Let no Democrat pay the
slightest attention TO the lies with which the
Republicans are flooding the country.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

The New Haven Rnfirond Accident.
TuR CoRoNERs oUEsr-cosrRADcronr EVIDENCE
AS TO TIE MANAGEMENT AND CONDITION. or THD
RAILROAD, ETC. Ua rr. WNmt
The inquest into condition or tho New Haven Rail-
sixth street was continued yesterday afternoon by Cor
Ranney
james H. Hoy being sworn, testified, after describing
tho accen, near Seventy sixth street, that he the
Superintendent OF tho New Haven Raroad that no has
been q raroad for seventeen ycnrs, and ten years
OF that time In the cmppymen o. tho New Haven Rail-
road Company; that durog the last eight years ten mil
lion p1ssen gers have been transported tho road and
that mono Of them have killed seriously injured
except In the case OF the recent accident
Seventy sixth street. that the road Is In good
and safe condition throu shout, and that was
always safe TO run a train with two locomo-
tyes and forty cars AT the rate Of forty miles an
hour over IT, He then submitted letter written BY him
on the 9Th OF August 1859, 10 g. r. sanborn the road
master giving instruction 10 carefully insuect and have
daily bridges tho road aud see that they
are always in good condition, 'wthout regard 10 sx'
pense." sfaa
O. r. sanborn testified that the road 10 safe
dtIou and that no had fet sbtu this that no
never thought there Gny danger Also that the road
was constantly and carefully watched aud repaired
Mr.. Sreck, who was examined at the sessin preceding
yesterdays again sworn, mud gave further evidence
cOncer ling the bad gement of the New Htven Ran
road added little which would throw light on tho
snts OF tho road the time OF the accident la October
last.
The inquest was adjourned iii the 10Th inst, II ono
p