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STRAY COW

STRAYED from this city on the 25th Of ,yO,
~ large red COW, years old, star in tins, f-cs
bahe on the right shoulder sticks ont consiIeraIS
or give information of her Whereabouts to ,le ,1S.t
Der in Joliet, will be literally paid for their trSul
Dec. 1, 1868, 4. HoFFWIN
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co1sTT OF WIZ d S'1 Oes g TsS% f SSsI
clAressa Parent vs. Aaron Parrent-BnI in chaucerv
A ffiDAflT Of the non residence of the above NAM
"A Cd Aaron Parent having been filed In .bc once n
he CLERK Of the said court Nstce hereby given 20
INC SAID Aaron PHreut that Caresss parrent thp COM
PanAni above named Med her bill Of complaint IN
o. april A. 1888, and that a summons fhereup,5u
issued out OF said court against the said defendant
Aaron Parent retuTnable on the 3rd Monday on Nav
1865 a. Il by law required and that the said canse n
still pending in sid Court. $3.50
Nov un less you Abe said Aaron Pnrrout slaIl r.,,
ally be and appear before the said Circuit Court Of
County, on the first day Of the next term thereof
70 ne holden on the first Monday In :he month Of
VctoOer next az the city Of Joliet and plead answer or
oemnrr TO the said compliments bill Of complaint the
same and the matters and things therein charged and
sen,ea viii be taken a. confessed by you and decree
aid bill - f--'et y
s. W. BoTEs, Comps Sol.
Joliet, Aug 4, 1868.
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SANE OR MS
LIVER INVIGORATnR
NEFhk DkBILITATINn

NEVER DBBILITATIHo
IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIHEI.y ppo,,
Il ana mas become an established farf a.S1 SuAe,
Icine, known and approy edh, -, -. NED
It, and s row fesorfed to- S,.t 81 mat nave used
eases for which It is re- q nee IN all dis
IL has cured thousands Q l~Ifbt, &c..
who had given up an ihone- - ~ i ~ Two years
merous unsolicited GER : ltifeats. ~ the nu-
show. = IN my possession
The dose must be o. - idapted a. a.
ment Of the individuall+ ltakine !, ,e tempera-
such qualities as to actS gentle or AZ ~ esso IN
Let the dictates ofyourl,- judgment .,sS els.
the use Of the LAVA TX vIeor 1To. So yoe "a
cure LIVER COMPLAINTS - RrIiorE S-+.c1-s ~ Vii
sIA, CHRONIC pIAKRHGAS SUMMER cn,Se1 -. ..sS-r
ENTERT, DRoPsT, soURl.z sTohscH aGa,---,,s' -
TIVKNEss, cHoIIc, cHoI< = ERa cHofz1I 49,. 80
infantunf Flatu-l- Ience Jannsic. T , Sn1a
Weakness, ard may be used sneres-f11t, . ~
Ordinary Female Med :. tcine II yin - -
HEADACHE, las Thousands - can testifvI IN , -
minuts, II two or three = TeasDoou ~ - .st y
commencement Of ats itaeE --A
q: AL s. VINO USE II ARr GIVING their testimony m
Nix WAfKH IN 4Hr - nourH WYE IN, ,,--,...
EfoR, AND SWALLOW BOTH foarrHFE- w
Price ONE dollar per Batfl..
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DIVIDEND nnr1cE-

JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
CROCK HOLDERS In the above are hereby uo,ia.d
that at meeting Of the Directors December a0tb
100, the following action was taken:
Resolved. That dividend Of Five Isl Dollars -
snare De ard s hereby declared on the fun maid 81 a..
% I1s company, payable In cash. under direction of
Joliet, on and after January 9th, 1868 -
n n iiJa.,...,.., .,..,..,H oRATI0 HILL, Sec.
be paid as above. - N-i ALSO
Joliet Jan 9Th. 1863 VIC woon g..
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Inc seeser1oE aene. Tenplston, nGers for ssi, hls
e2eos. snated alx Eaes from joliet On TIE Road -
Snannanon The Farm il under the finest cu,tiTSfi.~
.or Pe5scuisrs enquire At the premises o. ofP QcH1
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FOR AAT.

WIIHtN Three miles Of the city Of Joliet ons Of
w thr finest farms In Will County, contsin;.-
24s acres consisting Of about 10 acres Of prairie and
the balance timber laid. Said farm Is well water
and is in every respect desirable property The whole
part will be sold as might suit the purcha1sr-
Terms easy Enquire Of Barber & Macumber, IN The
city Of Joliet.
Joliet, March II, 1905
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STATE OF ILLINoIs, WILL cOUHrr, }ss
win County Circait Court of the Dec. Term 1853.
Augustin Roy aud Anna Mary, his wife,l
John Hsmii, ia j
"RITs Of Summons and Injunction were issued in
w the above entitled cause tested the 18th day of
May A. D. 1862 returnable 10 the October term of sad
court 1861 holden at the Court House In the city Of
Joliet, in said county, the fret Monday October
1858 and were returned ni and at said October term
said continued by said court for publication
Affidavit having been filed that said defendant has
departed from this State, that process cannot be
served upon him In this State. Notice 4 therefore
hereby given TO tn oBId defendant John HamII Of the
pendency Of the shove eated suit in said court that
summons was issued and returnable therein Of afore
sad and that unless you said defendant shall person-
ally be and appear before said court house, Il said
December term OF said court 70 be holden on the fret
Monday Of December and plead 20 said complain.
ants said dill Of complaint. the matters charges and
allegations therein contained will be taken a. cU1-
fessed by you. the said Injunction will be made per
petual and decree entered accordingly.
r. E. BARRER, Sol.
November 3. 1858. n22Iw
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VyHREE OR FOUR PEDLERS With teams. 10 =.
il Cultiyators, for which good wages by the mcn,h
or liberal commission on the sales viii be allowed
Applicants should be. prepared to commecr sho,.
the 24th inst ApRly personally to the subscriber
Manhattan or address BY letter thJJugh Joliet p. O
Manhattan, Apr lsa 20 Ssn
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STRAYED

ERoA the subscriber in Joliet on the 18Th Arm
dark bay mare, i've years old Apy oerron civ CIV
paid for their trouble iasT N sgI1o III III De
Joliet, April 20, 1868 - o.
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$ 0 N e T HING NE w :.
CLoCKs, Sewing Machines, Parasola Umbrella. and
~ Locks repaired keys htted Bells hung Door Plates
Boxes and Brass lnstrumentsngenera repaired ana
various other jobbing, all warranted well done nv
5. g. SC0LLAY.
Joliet, July l6 1851. ,ss.tt 80
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Look % Your LfghtIf
BURNING FLUID, Camphene, Lard On. 80,
ID plant OIL, Wax and Sperm candes fr ~.
sept y 1855. nl2 ,. H. BR0TE1.
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL.
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER q YEARS
Capital, aI.OOo .oao-
Losses Paid, :. 100000.


INSTEAD Of the PToftS for smi-annuel diyidends in
addition to premiums, usually drawn from tho In
sufed by stock Companies, tOpay Eastern Stockhold.
er the rates IN the ILLsOIs MUTUAL are 80 cuutaiy
arranged n only to require from th. Members sum
Gent money to pay with e'taiHtV all Losses and e
Penses: The Premium Notesono. Amounting 70 over
Uhc Atutoh Or DOlLars, EFe y .sed 10y a lien -unon
the property insured valued liver Ten MiIIioDs =
Ids ample FUND affords guarantee for the nav
ment Of every losS-tbe security being ali located In
ILLINOIS, and subject TO own laws No policies are
issued ont Of this State The Members are subject to
no httgHan-all Losses being adjusted by aRreed arb
tTat1on- All losses cashed within ninety dav. th.,
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
y. N Hart, LYMAN TTunbull, ROber1 Smith,
samuel wade, Elias Hubbard, Timothy Turner
J.W .Sehwepple, b. Gilman, INV, BiIlinos
Beuj. r Long L-Keiienbereer, Henry Iea
T. A. Holman, John Atwood, u. q. Atwood.
OFFICE Rs
- d. q. ATWOOD. President.
KELLENBERGER, Treasurer, and Special Irrnt
,ss JOHN ATWOOD, secretSrV
John BAisdel, Gen. Agt J. i. Howard Asst GEN Iet
A@Locai Agents at every county town In the STATE
BIssELL & DEATH, Agents, Joliet.
sept.l. 1854 ma
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FCO Renf.-5A Carriage shet. I. -
4 srly occupied BY J. B. Bailey pm, 81 form
h.H,s4-f..Ns-
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To Justices Of the Peace s Constahles

Ii kinds Of Justices and Constables, B1,ANRs ~
N sale AT the Win County Drug a Rnoi, &C.,
Joliet, Dec. e,1S66. nos
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For Sale or Ranf
Wanted,

A House and Lot on Richard st. Also two I,,,.
"A for sale, location good. Terms reasonable. -
Apply to A.WILLIAMs. Agt
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U. s. st MPS.
A IL kinds Of United States Receive stamns Ear
"A sale at the Recorders Once insJoliet, BY
Wsrch IL, 1865. BIZ. RUSSELL.
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Money TO Loan

ten per cent interest, on good Real Estate seem
- rity, Rarming property is preferred enquire or
Leo Is teeo. S.W.BCWEE
1n -
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white a Red winter whea

Also, ssPHINH WHEAT FLOUR, that cannot he beat
Ia this any other market il the Western Statcs and
at a small prof; above cost
IOwK { HYDE.
Joliet. Nov. 9th 1860. MA tt
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ARMY II7ELLIGTTgB OFFICE.

No. IL SOUTH FOURTH ST.,
sam r us, MO.
Established for the benet Of strangers coming to st.
Louis In search Of
SICK OR WOUNDED,
and for persons living at distance who can write to
the Army Intelligence Office and obtain reliable for
NATION Of any soldier that enlisted in the State Of
Ininois, Indiana Ohio, ohio, Michigan, WTscon,in,
Minnesota, Kentucky aud Aissotui
HoRRECT INTELLIGENCE will be given Of any
- soldier from the above States, whether SICK,
WOUNDED KILLED OR TAKEN PRISONER, and In what bat
ues ne may have been engaged, and where his rsRi.
Information win also be given Of the condition Of
any SICK or wounded soldier in st. Louis. LOUISVILLE.
cincinnati Nashville Mound City, or any Hospital RI
the western Departmept; and where those killed In
battle, or have died from their wounds are buried and
where those taken prisoners are confined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Once In the
Department OF the Mississippi or Western Bepartment
and information Of soldiers from any of the above
to the Army Intelligence ONCE
Persons writing, will please give the name OF the
soldier, what State he enlisted in the number of
his regiment. Charges for any kind of army Infor-
nation viii be Two DoLLARs, dnG any persmG acTfno
ic'u please enclose The 0out IN order secure dttes-
tion to their inquiries.
Address: Army Intelligence Offce, St Louis Mo
in care p. o. Box lS4s. In5O IN
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Turning Shop.

Joliet Turning Shop.
THE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma:
kers Stair Builders, and others in want Of Turning
that he Is carrying on the
Turning Business
In all its various branches Kings Shngle and Sash
Factory, the Upper Bridge BY strict attention to
business he hopes to receive public patronage
Joliet, Dec. Is. u26 JAMES BOYNE.
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THE
JOLIET MILLS,
T'HRsB MILES are now in complete order fol
FIGURING and Custom Grinding,

Being worked by experienced Millers who understand
THEN business hope give entire satisfaction
all vino p,troune us.
We have ample accommodations for those who come
frolr distance and of necessity have ~ remain
might. We have opened
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
The Enrolment bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE members of
both the Military committees of Congress
have received large numbers of letters; the
writers volunteering suggestions or advice
as to what should be the feature of the
amended enrolment bill, evidently desiring
that it should be so framed as to exempt
themselves from the draft. The bill before
the Senate win probably pass that body to-
morrow and be sent to the House for con-
currenee. 1t cOrrects some of the faults in,
and its objects are to render more efficient
the operation of, the present law. The only
persons specially exempted from the draft
are the Vice President of the United States;
the Judges of U. S. Courts; the heads OF
the several Executive Departments, and the
Governors Of States; and by implication,
such persons as are physically or mentally
unfit for service according to the prescribed
army regulations. '.RI e
The two classes for enrolment and draft
are merged in one, which is made to Include
all persons between the ages 20 and 40 years.
Credits are to be given to cities, towns, and
wards. so as to equalize, as far as possible,
the draft throughout each district, The
communication is incresed to $400; those who
pay it to be exempted from the present
draft, but liable to be called upon in the
next-in other words they are in the condi-
tion of preserved class. ..
k Drafted men may, if they prefer, be trans
ferred to the navy-such transfer being
credited to their respective localities. AL
terations are made in the details of the old
Act for conducting the draft; and attorneys
or agents are restricted to the fee of S5 for
preparing the necessary exemption papers.
The bill has not yet been perfected by the
Senate, but it will probably pass that body
with the above prominent features.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
Washington News.

NEW YORK Jan. 1S.-The Herald's special
says: The Arkansas delegation have an
interview with the President tomorrow.
Fifty millions of the new 8 per cent. in
terest bearing notes will be issued Monday.
The committee on Ways and Means have
resolved to tax manufactured tobacco, 30
cents pound; snuff 30 cents; fine-cut in
bulk, exceeding half pound, 30 cents;
fine-cut in foil, cents per package; ditto,
two ounces, cents; ditto, three ounces, Z
cents; ditto, additional ounce, 2 cents per
package. Cigars not worth over ten dol
lars, four dollars per thousand; not worth
over fifteen dollars, five dollars; not worth
over twenty dollars, six dollars; not worth
over twenty-five dollars, seven dollars; not
worth over thirty dollars, eight dollars; not
worth over forty dollars, ten dollars; not
worth over fifty dollars, fifteen dollars; not
worth over sixty dollars, twenty dollars.
Orders have been issued to rifle all the
twenty-four and thirty-two FOUNDER guns
atthe Washington arsenal on the James pat
tern, r,l- ..., ....t :, ....f -. I'd -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
From south America.

New YORK, Jan 17.-The steam frigate
Vanderbilt arrived here to-day. 500.
The steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall, has
arrived. bringing $336,0OO in treasure. bu
Revolutionary movements had broken
out in the States of Auteoqua, Soutander
and Bozoca, New Granada, under the
auspices of the conservative party.
Two. engineers were expected in Costa
Rica from the United States, to make sur
veys for a railroad from the Atlantic.
The steamer America, from New York
Oct. Both, arrived at Panama Jan. LIST. She
brought news from Valparaiso that the
cathedral in Santiago, Chilli, caught fire on
the 18th ult., from the explosion of gas
pipe, when densely crowded with people.
The doors were soon closed by the press of
people. The interior of the building was
decorated with light, inflammable material,
which caused the flames to spread rapidly.
The root, which was wooden, soon fell i'm,
burying the mass of human beings beneath
it. Some 1850 dead bodies, mostly ladies
and children, had been recovered from the
ruins. u'aftQ li4fI Fal nrit
The South American mail steamer reach
ed Panama on the 9th, with large amount
of treasure for England, and brought con-
firmation of the above terrible calamity,
stating the number killed to be over two
thousand. The church contained twenty
thousand lights, from some of which it i
supposed the fire was communicated to the
drapery of the gigantic image of the Virgin
Mary and the paste-board devices. ioo
In an instant sheet of flame rushed
along the festoon of lights and to the roof
and directly spread to all parts of the build.
ing. The people rushed to the principa
door and 1t was soon blocked. Most of til,
pended SO plentifuliy to the roof poured
rain of liquid fire on the people below, an,
in less than fifteen minutes over two. thou
sand persons, mostly female, were blackene
corpses.
| The new steamer Chilli had arrived at Val
paraiso in thirty -one days from Liverpool
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY for the STATESMAN
For last Nights Dispatches see Sd pas'
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
From CairO-What n Reflgee says
---Great Decentralization at Rich

trOIm OtlFO-Vvn nnt u IAeImRee hshyt
--Great Decentralization at Rich-
/ mOnd. Hl 9V iHt YTly pai u.J
= CAIRO, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Forsyth,
from Memphis l4th, arrived with one hun
dred bales of cotton on Saturday. The
Franklin also arrived with seven hundred
and thirty bales for Cincinnati.
A refugee from Richmond, who Travelled
via the Wilmington, Mobile & Ohio, rail-
road to 0kalOosa, gives In the Memphis Bull
letin a long account of the condition of
things in the Confederacy, He describes
lthe state of society in Richmond asterribly
dem0ralized among an classes; also of there
being a most extraordinarily large number
of rebel officers in the city; and Union men
are said to be numerous. The same demor-
alization existed in Mobile.
o. A proposition was made in the rebel Con-
gress to eonscript negroes for soldiers, but
1t was vigorously opposed by members from
Virginia, Georgia and South Carolina.
Lincoln's amnesty proclamation has been
suppressed as much rs possible among t!ie
people and soldiers, for fear they would ac-
cept it and abandon the rebel cause. 1t was
believed that large majority of the troops,
If left to themselves, would lay down their
arms and accept the terms proposed.
Lees army in Virginia, with Longstreets
forces, is estimated at sixty thousand.
Bishop Polk commands the Department
of Mississippi, in place of Johnson, whose
reception by the citizens of Atlanta, on his
assumption of the command of the army,
was very imposing, while their denuncia-
tions of Bragg were very bitter.
Bragg's army is completely demoralized
and scattered throughout the country, and
deserving in large numbers. 1t is the in
tention Of the rebel government to concen-
trate all the forces possible at that point to
check the advance of Grant, and drive him
back, if possible. Thenumber of troops in
Western Mississippi is estimated at 10000.
Gen. S. ID. Lee commands the cavalry, and
has 1900 troops-5000 under Ferguson, at
Okolora, and $500 at Oxford.
Two regiments of Port Hudson prisoners
have been declared exchanged and supplied
with arms. Gen. Lees headquarters are at
Brandon, Miss. Immense quantities of corn
are lying along the railroad from the Ala
bama line. SiXty-two rebel PRISONERS were
sent from Memphis on the 18th to be ex-
changed for some of our troops taken in
Forests raid. Gen. Sherman has gone to
Vicksburg. No change in the Memphis cot
ton market, ... 't
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The Fire i'm New Yorlx-.-NIiIitar,
/ lv' tGu3 nY News. ttUI

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The losses by the
fire on Saturday night reach $775,000 of
which S500000 are on the property of Auf-
iordt and Hessenburg and 100000 on that
of Fairchilds and Fanshaw, fully insured.
I The Herald's Army of the Potomac dis
patch says: Col. Lowell's cavalry brigade
has returned to Fairfax Court House from a
reconnaissance to Snickersville, Berryville
and Leesburg. No traces were found of
Stuart's cavalry. There are rumors afloat
of the reorganization and consolidation OF
the army into three separate corps.s Also.
tits rumored thatan Independent command
of fifty Thousand men is to be given to one
of the best fighting Generals, who will be
authorized to take Richmond in his own
way. ~
six rebel deserters came into our lines on
Saturday. They represent that starvation
threatens the rebel army. Deserters had NJ
| coffee for months, and meat not over twic,
| week. Nine men Of their regiment hat
A been shot for trying to desert.
| General Fitzpatrick has gone to Washing
! ton. Rumor assigns him a new and indie
pendent cavalry command. 9E }ssig0a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald's WASH
ington special says that r. j. Perkins has
been appointed Postmaster of San Fran
cisco. .
The Times special says the House COM
mittee on Territories will soon report bills
for the admission of Colorado and Nebras-
ka as States. The new Constitution of Ne
vada has been received, and will be adopted
by Congress. The committee is also per-
fecting "A bill for the erection of new Ter
ritory, to be called Montanio, composed of
portions of Idaho and Utah. Three new
= States will enter the Union in 1864, viz /.
Colorado, Nevada and Nebraska.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
Propeller I.uti Ashore.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 16.=The pro-
peller Thomas Swan, from New York to
Fortress Monroe and Washington, With a
valuable cargo of Government stores, run
ashore at 2 o'clock yesterday nibrning,.
twenty-five miles south Of Cape Henry.
Capt. Ainsworth has gone to her assistance
with three steamers. He sent back to-day
for barges tolighten the propeller. With
favorable weather she may get off. ci. a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
Contemplated Release of the Prise
OneFs on .BOhnsOn's Island.

New YORK, Jan. 18.-A special to the
Tribune from Sandusky, Jan. 18th, says
A scout just returned from Point Pelee,
Canada, thirty miles from Johnson's Island,
reports that there are from two to three
thousand rebels there preparing for dash
to rescue the prisoners on Johnson's Island.
Gen. Terry has everything In readiness, to
receive,th them, should they venture across
on the ice. Strict vigilance Is maintained.
aud several batteries are in position. This
scout is a reliable man, and has sailed on
the lakes twenty years. Colsl Bassett, of
the S2d Pennsylvania, will relieve the pres
ent incompetent commander at Johnson's
Island tomorrow. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
(,nYnIrY Fight.

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.--The Tribune's Ar
my of the Potomac dispatch states TIN two
hundred rebel cavalry attacked our pi :ktts
of the 1st Il. /. cavalry, at Three Mile Sta
tion, on Thursday evening. After fight
of half an hour the rebels retreated. Twelve
wounded rebels were found on Friday morn
ing at honse half a mile from the scene of
the engagement, and three were found dead
on the field One of our force was mortal
ly wounded, one other man hurt and one
captured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
Morning and Noon Dispatehe.
Accident ON the Pennsylvania
Railroad.

,-PrTTsBURG, Jan. 18-The Philadelphia
express. train on the Pennsylvania railroad,
consisting of baggage car, two express
and three passenger cars, was thrown off
he track by the breaking. of a tender
xle, and was precipitated off the track
While near bridge No. 8, four miles east of
'yrone, into the creek, thirty or forty feet.
he passenger cars, taking fire from the
toves,were CONSUMED, together with part of
he track and one span Of the bridge. The
xpress cars were badly smashed. Twenty or
lirty persons were injured, many of them
e-enlisted soldiers of the Sth Pennsylvania
rolunteers, one of whom had his back
roken. A. Sternmyer, leather merchant,
f this city, was fatally injured. The Con-
uctor and Thomas McGregor, baggage
laster Of the train, were severely wounded.
he balance slightly. All the passengers
we're rescued before the flames reached
Them. A train arrived here at s p. NJ.
bringing several wounded. ~