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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-29
TIE E0URTHs49F'a aIULY IN THIS
Ia- VIGIEJ+TY ", ~

GUS men of I776 but to the brave and
noble sa"'ofs of their country in the
struggle Ust ended. The presence of
the soldiers viii be the marked feature
of all the celebrations this year. Up at
Washington, Pa, we notice that the
people have gone into the celebration
with the same large measure of patriot
ism that has distinguished them during
the war. They are going to hold a
festival in McFarland's Grove, near the
borough. The order of exercises is as
follows; (, 1f =
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Opening prayer, by Jas. 1. Brownson,
M,1sts.
Reading of the Declaration OF indie
pendence by 81. j. Vanldrk, Esq.
Music.
Int4ESoduetory Speech, by A. w. Ache
grove.
Address, by Rev. James BLACK.
154 Music.
Address, by Rev. ]. w. Bane.
benediction, by Rev. J. S. Braclten.
Music.
1T The rePgst will be served up at half
The returned eofCliers uy,e -f,iJ-;Iad II,
meet at the Court House, with their
Corps badges or other marks of dIstjnc-
ton, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, to march in
procession, accompanied by music to
the place OF meetinga EfT
me soldiers Of 1912 are Invited To
mead the procession.
The procession Will be formed 1lIyflsr
me direction of Major John II. Ewing,
1t is expected that the cars will run
every ten minutes from the depot of the
dempneld Railroad to II point near the
Cpat Wellsburg good deal of active
preparation is going on to celebrate the
day becounngly. An extensive com
mittee, composed of the best Union
people in the different townships. is at
work. rf4
The Executive Committee, i'll behalf
OF the County of Brooke, take pleasure
II II requesting that all the soldiers of the
hepuonc, from the said county espe-
cially, attend the celebration of the
national anniversary of Independence,
to be held near Wellsburg on the 4th OF
ceiTe Won ms so mSnv DIiorS Py pF ybo 10 re re-
public; whose courage covers overshedoWs az 5v the the
heroes of the past, and has rendered
nnitv oF 5n notiNy, S, ri1T IrLoIIsiI nI, ana
esnt.[iaIIy inviteS, ,tIoir STj5oII,s' ",s9 a,st1
orphans grateful country @ "ITTs viii protec1 SpG
'is''S6i W. H. HARVEY,
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THE HARD WOMB OF Al EmPRESs.

So the lovely Empress is left alone to
perform the duties incidental both to
her own peculiar state and that of EN-
.peror us well. The council days are
above all lRbof5ous and fatigi1ing, and
the more we reflect th3Inore 0urwonder
grows that tho ffail and delicate frame
of the Empress has power to resist the
strain upon the nerves and vit1l powers
imposed upon her, by the duties of her
position. Theoouncil in general assem-
bles ut one O'Clock. Her, Majesty has
already received the visits and compli-
ments of the vartotts officers of her
household, has heard mass in her orato-
ry, has given orders orithe arrunge-
ments of the day, aRd-InR6e her second
toilet! The council lasts u certain time;
the signing of the DEGREES, more for Her
Majesty a pastinIe than q toll /; has neS-
ertheless its dark sideS for Imperial
etiquette e&acts that she should listen
TO the reading of each decree before tits
presented to her for signature; then
comes the official dejeuner a slRifouI-
chette then another toilets after which;
the council broken up, theR Empress
enters the laEgo blue drawing rOom
and, seating herseIf In d state tduteuiI,
awaits the official pfeseIltdtio ions, which
are introduced s9ns by loneto her notice.
As many as seven Of these pteSentHA
ttons have taken place in one day, Her
RGnjesty compelled to change her very
being,tQ-slit each peculiar interest laid
open Ia, her sympathy, 70 be alternately
glad and Joyous lsAd addsdnournful,
according to the occasion of congratu-
lation or coincidence which is offered.
As we all know, nothing is more fatigu-
ing than this changeful Comedie HUI
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Me ), II. PovEY Dear Sir: In Sovem-
OF tS1 my wife was taken with severe at
4rlSot niinmmatoly Rheumatism, combining
lCr 10 ltGr bed, and rendering her entirely
helpless for over four months, after which she
Improved in health sufficient to be pIopped
up la her bed, and occasionally the pains
worjA leave her so she could get about the
r0nni ui on 1g1teles But for more than a
'''ir she collu not lift n pound weight, and
w1.h Er'irt trouble could she feed hersolE
~. hands and feet were her constant COM
I:u "ns She suffered terribly most of the
sUl-, with severe pains or cramps in her
s5"rtch. which appeared periodically, oncea q
mouth keeping her in bed n week at n time.
w u my visit home from my regiment, (51St
" J.. nn.Ae "a day of December, last,
o'!i'7i It your drug store aud found you open
ng .pinC new goods, among which was john
+ ~ Nh' lmatc CoInpouitd and Blood Purt-
!-f. ~ your suggestion purchased a bottle.
ItH-f.' IKE a charm in her case. She hRs
lrCB ,i'' ely free Of the pain in her stomach,
her ','t I'd hands arc warm, she IS now doing
b., HNH house work, and yesterday did tile
1huin'Ns., md you have this day received a
visit irt--, her to thank YOU in person for the
Eie'v"ni- g ius she calls it, relief she has re-
r"iv''i H,fl the use OF Johnson's Compound.
ISAIAH Moor.
da racst cheerfully affirm TO the above
O. 'tptiHn Of my case as true In every respect.
HESRIETTA MOOR
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coon DINNERS AXDGoop HOUSE.


WIVES.
In the correspondence column 81
Nodh's Times ard Messenger, we ap-
tiee the following. inquiry and answer.
QUESTION: We see that Prot. Blot
In his cooking lessoElS TO oHE lyenltlI
1a1d faSh hiOpa6le ladies, is miilSiii =
tune for himself and no doubt proper
instructions to our housewives and
daughters.uAs he Is not Rble TO give
lessons TO hnlf of his applicants, would
it not be vel, for Miss Anna Dickinson
and otller of our gifted women to turn
their attention TO Improving their sex
IN this most useful OF all occupations,
SyiH;r the science of cookery? Good din
nefs olS4n great pleasantiies to all its
partiikcrs, und how much more appro-
pirate for our rstrong-minded women to
give practical lectures on cookery than
politics or woInan's rights for there is
no man even If he dimes ut DelmoniCo's
but would ,be most happy to fluid the
cooking mt home equal TO that four first
restaurants. Do try, Mr.. Editor, and
see if you have power enough to per
suade woman that their great sphere is
~ the domestic, not the polite line"
4, -, ANSWER.
We suspect that the ladies who figure
so conspicuously'i IN the rostruIn, know
very little about matters appertaining
to roast and boiled, fried, stewed, &c.
Those who unsex themselves and des-
cant i'll public on politics and philoso-
ply, cannot often make pudding in
private. Miss Dickinson makes good
speech; if she can make as good a shirt,
she is a marvel. She can get up capi-
tal debate; if she can get up as choice a
dinner, she is phoenix. If we had the
power to persuade any woman to do
what she had no inclination to attempt,
we should begin by assuring her that
q woman never looks SO like cherub
as when she ornaments, as she can if
she chooses, the domestic sphere-as
when she becomes thnt ministerinR an
gel to man which God intended her to
Debut fashion, vanity, bad advice and
foolish parents often prevent her from
tbeing what she should be in the current
Social system. The woman who can
make home happy-who can invest the
household circle with an atmosphere Of
love and peace, of quiet industry, and
oh'plcOnfort you can feel better than
you can describe-is worth fifty public
oratrices, though the latter dropped
nothing but words of sterling gold, mud
our domestic idol could neither dance
nor sing; could neither speak French
nor play on the piano; could neither
distinguish an opera from comedy, nor
Tdisffiminate between the SdntS of Jou-
vim and Alexandra That's our opinion.
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Editors aLNtelIigeneer: 81
The red scarf, or neck-tie, as worn by the
Old Third, or Gen. Custers division Of cayal-
ny, Is not DEVOID of interest apart from any
stnblanatica design. Mrs. Custer accompa-
MED her husband through one OF our cam
pnigns. and, at her suggestion, the crimson
badge was, by special order. adopted by the
division ,.,sra-,t--7 ~ 5
! The following appropriate and beautiful
song was composed by the Rev. D. Trueman,
chaplain of the 1st West Virginia veteran
cavalry, whose compositions have SO often
cheered our mon during the war. ,-s.is
HENRY DERRrT,
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PIlIsBUgHl JanO1TV Q, 1875.
Nir.as r. +. SELLERS & Co.-De0r SiTs: It
: VIII t.e greatest Of pleasure that 1 hereby
Conn round" OF Rl the remedies L ever tried
fns rheumatism yours, without doubt, Is the
f,ir',' md most speedy. was a complete
lHuNd. Int since then have been like a new
5nnn Your medicine Is Invaluable beyond
pubt. aud / hereby recommend II to all az
quoted ns the only sure euro for that painful
disenSs JAS. B. MCCLATCHEY,
49 Elm Street.
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virne,s-P A. NIcClelland-

PITTSBURGH, January Is, 1855.
No ~. Il. L. SELLERS & Co-Gents: ALLOW
tnt' To inform you .that1 Ind a boy, six years
pfngn, 20 afflicted with rheumatism that his
Cl wa, drawn crooked and very much dis
lhl'tl. After trying all the linimcnts could
ae't Of. 20 no purpose was recommended to
rv InhusOn's Rheumatic Compound, manu-
hCtursd by yon. purchased bottle and
e'ur" t'io half Of II was uSetl the boys leg be-
1mp ,'Tffcetlv straight, and tho pain LETT HIM
p tirrl' In Justice TO you 1 take pleasure in
tv'rg .pu this Information, for the good or
Pc +" 'Pi0 are ntii lctcd with the same disease.
w. E. BoorH, 9th Ward.
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ils7g aa cd : 3ilf 2t--uaiI1i1izS 5l;t Juc7fEiif
.hfrvs sd Nzt,f.sf i1l1s7,T zit tsI o.
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Captain lst Virginia veteran cavalry.
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w. II. HARVEY,
r. NICHOLS,
G. w. CALDWELL,

At Bethany the usual exercises at the
College monopolize the day. The order
of performance, ms we discover by some
beautiful programmes just printed in
our Job rooms, is to be as follows:
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e oNE or TI1EM.

EHB RED NEcK-EIE.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02
20 stranger and citizens.

We do not profess 10 be the only'Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found At his
Office at all hours, day or night nor dc
we, in Offering our services 70 the invalid
dssiro 70 recommend ourself in preferences
70 other equally well established and sx'
perisnesd physicians; nor do We pre-
lend 20 be infsllible, or the only man CO
pabls Of curing the various diseases mon
toned in our general advertisement W.
DO not claim the possession Of any '00nder'
fl secret REMEDIES, or extraordinary sgTes.
abe treatment or paliiGtiUes; IS All sensible
men must know. that success in the prac-
tice OF medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of neg res1edies, o. nei'
uaodes Of freafmeai, IS upon he skillial rs.
of those agencies Necessary 70 3 perfect curt
and this can be acquired only By expo
Renee ana patient application. We res
pectlully refer the public % cur general ID
Vertisement, in another part O. me PaPer
Ones hours from in the morning vi
81 night. Il. u. -. 80 a = =.
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EoTIcK-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board of Claims
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. 90
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipis, aud Accounts ordered back from
Warrington, D. c., for the Introduction OF
other proof in order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
je30-tf II. ToEPKINs i Co.
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The accident on The Tennessee and Al
abama Railroad.
suFT's ~. 2. : a. =. x:

SUPr's OFFICE, 7. & A. Z. R.
NASHVILLE, TKSS., Aug. 81, 1862
Nh. ED1roR-Dear Sir.--I see by this
mornings Union, q statement with regard
TO the late accident on the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad, which is 50 utterly de-
void Of truth, that deem it due the officers
Of the road and the travelling public, that
the facts Of the case should be presented;
which are &c follows:
TIE passenger train, (No. u South, after
passing ReyEold's statou, ran into trestle
( No. 2, over Riehlsna Creek, preeipilating
the whole train. eOusiilins fihe engine and
nine ears, intos confused heap in the bed
Of the creek, killing Sen persons, four whites
and SIX negroes, and WOunding between &C.
Seen ard tweutys acne seriously Now,
this is bad enough, but still itdetrsets very
much from the tissue Of horrors published
in this mornings issue. A. sooa as the
nsws Of ihe accident vas resolved at this
Office, Messrs. ". r. Clifford, supt., Thos.
/ n. Gardiner, Supt B. 4 B., and S. Lyman,
Supervisor OF Repairs, took al extra train
for tue scene Of the accident, The different
PEfhss Of bFidgemsR were collected the
eonsifuciion train and wreckiug train or
dered 70 The spot; containing IN all about
one hundred Inen-hIl that could work to
,aataatsg s--Who WOfl5sd diligently from
abohE ~ 6el9ck on Fflday nIghCuntil the
wreck was cleared away and the trsstle up
again, AHA morning.. Bl
The aneident wss oaeofthose unavoidable
ones liable TO occur. on any road where there
is trestle-work, at any time. The oODstrue
ton was new, and had neDer been subjected
to The pressure or influence Of high s5ater,
and was c 'nsdered by the superintendent
and engineers as perfectly safe.
cannot possibly conceive Whist could in |
duee your informant to so enlarge upon the |
affair, IS DO possible good could accrue to him
by so doing, and he was injuring those, per-
haPs uninlentionally, who have taken every 1
preeauiion against such occurrences.
So far IS the depredations upon property
are concerned, sgreat deal was stolen before
orr employees arrived, but upon application
Of the superintendent, the Captain in
charge at that point furnished guard, the
bridge guard proper being deemed INSULT
cient, and stay was put upon the proceed
iDgs Of those who were disposed to take ad-
vantage Of the circumstances.
Trusting you will pardon me for claiming
10 much Of your time aud space,
remain yours, etc,
Ed. A. LEWts.
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Robert Heller, the famous magician, who
ii not less distinguished as Rpianist and
musician, writes the following amusing note
to Mason 4 Hamlin, the we'll known man
uiactuTers Of cabinet organs
81 was invited the other evening in Ports
mouth 10 hear some music al the hOusc Of 3
friend, and was astonished, on approaching
and entering the house, 10 hear the tones o.
what supposed at Arst might be the 'greal
organ in Boston, heard, ss my friend A.
Ward says, through piece Of smoked glass.
discovered, at length, that the organ
really heard was one Of your Cabinet Organs
aud II YOU have any more ike it, do all you
can 10 make every body have one in the
house.
ltisRbsolutely charming ltsings, plays
dances, is melancholy, ia everything tina
Gngers can make IL. / thought my dhostly
Cabinet was a great idea, aud 80 il is, fo
with II ] cen raise the spirits Of the deiunet
but with your Cabinet you can raise IN
spirits Of the living"
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Self Abuse.

This vice, which is mover prseticod In
the presence of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young mon that over
gave tongue 10 elOqueuce or pen TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
4 living skeleton. Nor are these its fnsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently OF this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box so2, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb2o-u
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Tax CoxFKssroNs AND ExPERIEScE OF An IS-
vALtp.-Pubhshed for the benefit, and Is a
caution to young men and others,who suffer
fron Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, sc, sopplying at the same time
The means Of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
qnackery. By enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
OF the author.
ro KATHkSIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
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EYE AND EAR

Where he may be consulted every day Rom 9 20
u O'Clock, A, n. 2 70 pm, aod 20 pm. Con-
situations free.
He cures all durable diseases Of the Efe and Ear,
and performs al diflicult operation. IN sursery-
He operates for cataract, without paint ~ a new
method.
he straightens Cross Eyes in one minute, 10 old
He inserts. without pain, Arthclh Eyes 70 move
AMI appear natural.
Dn BaockMAs cures Sore Eyes with nAi medr
cnes, which give no pam.
Retreats Amaarosis, or nervous blindness Niif
sncee~s heretofore unknown
He cures every case Of Ophthainla Tarsl, here
tof5re considered lncurabie hy the PruleFsion
| He cures discharges q tne ESr, caused BY gear
| LEI Fever. Measles or other diseases.
| &c inserts Artificial Ear Drums, where the nstn
/ ri drum (rnemhrane) has been destroyed, Ehici
| r1nproVss the hearing Immediately.
He operates for ArtIheis Pupils ialiiug Of ia
Eyohd he renedics az once
BE cures the most obstinate forms Of Ophthal
mia IN two 10 elghi weeks.
/ Diseases Of DE Nervous System. VIZ Charsa
Neural GA spinsi Eifiicult e.; Nervous Pfostraipu
| treated successfully.
Dyspepsia and Cancer be troais with a. succes
/ heretofore unknown
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Important TO Ola Pensioners.

In accordance with instructions received
from the Commissioner Of Pensions 81
Washington, We are now prepared to have
the names Of all Tennessee Pensioners, Ton
proof Of lOyslty) who received payment al
either Of the following Agencies, 70 wit
Nashville, Knoxville, IonesbOro' and Jack
son, restored TO the Pension Rolls, on pre-
seniatien Of their old certificates.
Application can be made either in person
or by letter. IxGERsoLL & RoGERs,
Claim Agents,
40K Cherry Street Nashville, Tenn.
Address Lock-BOx, No 81.
aug3O-tl
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Persons unacbuainted in the city seeing
30 many advertisements for the treatment
of Speeial DISEASES, are often at a loss 10 de-
ermine TO whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab-
iishment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be sufficient guar
sntee that this is 8 reliable institution. DR.
A. RrcHGRD JOINS may be found in his OF
Gee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. All medicines furnished ~
Al oaFee
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A soldier by the name Of Clark, belong
ing as we are informed 10 the ls4th Ohio
while walking upon the psrtico on The north
side Of the Capitol, second story, on yestsr.
day evening, lost bis balance aud was pre-
cipitated 10 the stone floor below. The pool
fellow was horribly mangled by the fall
One thigh was broken near the hip both
arms were fractured, besides bis face snC
head were much confused and lseerated
When No saw him, 3 few moments after biz
fall, he was still conscious, but scarcely I
hope can be entertained that he will sur
vive
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Terms Cash.--Fsss FROM So to 500.

In the treatment Of The EYe ami Ear, snd other
organs of sense, &c bscouea Necessary D have .
good knowledge Of egery trng persininE 70 medi-
cine and surgery. What are called regular Phys
cians may have graduated q either the ga o. new
school college, aud can boasf Of a one SIDED sdu-
eaIiou, but yet. In The treatment Of The Eye and
Ear ial 70 cure gnEie Obstinate case-f1r the
treatment prescribed IN her works vii not eieei D
cure N large msi0riy q cHses
Da- BEocEHAs j graduate q he Missouri Uni
VersitY-Dipi0ma hangs IN BIS 0l.ica, and has maug
certfcatss ifom persons cured, whch may ~
seen 1J ealing
By permiss5OE, he aiso refers 70 The i0ilOEi1E
nlsdieal men q good sfandiug.
DT. A. Mott, keE York.
ur. }. D. Quid0Fe, Clinton Place. New YORK.
Dr. D. r. bisnards Chicsgos ILLINOIS,.
Or. J. Y. Blaueys
Dr.. r UndsrEoois
Dr. Joha Hotgeass Prof Surgery MissouH Upi-
VeTsIfFs
sB-An communication, with stamp enclosed.
promptly answered Adiless Z. y. Box No. %.
Rslnsn1ter Ms inhunarY a. No. ~ Church
Street Ire Boeior b. permanently iocaied.
aErlB-eIup
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South Nashville Street Railroad
PAYMENT OF STOCK
Sale Of Saw Mills.
ENGINEER OFFICE,

ENGINEER OFFICE,
NkshyILLE, Aug. 10Th, is65.
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi'
- Office until the lOtn OF september, lst5 ioF %.
parehase Of the following sa~ Mills. VIZ
One LsBe 4 BOdieY Saw Mili, 81 inch circulsrRsr
1919 inch cylinder, % inch stroke, IL foot toer, 81
LynnYlie, TaHn.
Two Lane a Dyer Portable Saw Mills a. Chaiia'
nOoga.
one Lane a BOdley Pori allie Saw Mills at Chniia
nOOga.
Ose Single Machine, Fay's Patent, at Chaits
nOoga.
Toe e Mills are al In good running order.
Further miOfmatie about those 10 Chaitano %
can Re obtained nom IL. Col. 4 v. Fox, la = y
Engineers al Chattanooga The necessary biHld'
ings Will be included IN tbs sale.
a written guarantee Of Two responsible parties
mist sccompany each bid. The government re-
serves ths ngltto reieet any ud deemed 100 ioH.
Bidders are invited % he present o. the opening q
bids.
~ order Ct the Chief Engineer.
WM r. MERRILL.
aug7T "A Col Let " $ w EnrIneers.
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PHoroaRAPHs.-PhOtographs of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
rotail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, IS Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may2T-u
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OFF TIE TAAoE.-The cars on the Nash
Vile and Northwestern Railroad ran off the
track about twelve miles from the city, on
Thursday evening. Two or three cars were
pretty badly broken up, though no one in
them was hurt. A negro who jumped from
the top Of car was slightly bruised.
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CHAMP FER6UsoS's TEIAL.-No witnesses
were examined yesterday, and the Com
mission was engaged in the argument on the
affidavit for continuance Of ten days; the
Judge Advocate opposed the application.
The Commission rendered their decision re-
fasing the continuance, the affidavit being
insufficient The trial will proceed, and
continue 10 IFS close, without intermisSion.
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The Recorder transacted heavy business
yesterday. About twenty negroes were
sent 10 the work house for Sighting in the
"ciassic regions Of smoky" A number Of
persons were fined So, and $40, for being
drunk and disofierly, aud two old offend
ers were sent 10 jsil for laceny. Seven
negro wenches were sent to the work house
for naughty conduct"