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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

The legislature Of Minnesota has passed
bill for an amendmend to their constitu.
ton, extending the right Of suffrage to me-
RrOeS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

WoRMs; WORMS RMS !. \ Mothers Others. a.. save save
ly from worms, whose lives might be saved Mothers,
DR.. CHuRcHLLs Worm Losengcs, which will surely
kill and cxpel them from your children. Children will
cat them readily any candy. For Coughs Colds,
&C.. use shulds Compound Cough Syrups. For sale by
all Druggists
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

UlSSOlutlOII VI n6rS0lp.
rUNIE copartnership heretofore existing under the
L name and firm OF w. H. HILLS CO., II this day
dissolved, owing to the death of w. H. Hills.
The business will be carried on by Peterson Larson
who will receive all debts due the said arm and who
will discharge all liabilities
. SAMUEL ]. PETERSON.
HANS LARSON.
McGregor, Iowa, Feb. Is, 1865. 436w4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-11
h5iio ,.siiTurgjJsodi THE .l.a3i, ia9 '7goa 1
1oa ,ab tsru os o.ns9 ,aaitiufrg tiq5a .i coda !
Weekly'0hio Statesman

IHHl 'UVIlHF % Wv Hli'@'III1 IhHl1IhaW IiO1N
osor the home and family; and an abundance Of ar
bagsphssupon1 every topic oEinterest or import
snee. The wide circulation, already obtained sbI
sthis paper san evidence Of isopepularity. and d
oiitsbeing adapted to the Nants Of thspsople. iar
.omsIl oriin0 o,'l I
mfg2h-tlH9m 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-11


THE SUBSCRiPT1ONIS Is SO NEARLY
comple.ed .nat y Is ,nlenaed 70 ciose inc same ~
'n or peloie ene t.sr ssro ~ ~ s,oo
ouosVripsionS' e,'OoV, =, "niOn SOUv'OoO puronaS1
o. .ne "-ml@ OA0O0 aolos, .no
is 'ne % 0ssn W. wofAis 0"pi'ai VI inc
oompany. e,oo -
1aiuo =, Sna'', sS,' H,'y anus .a'su on 'ns
.'le Elm niv9rs ~ 'ne So9n'es VI
uiimer and Draxeon' IN 'ne very hearsoi 'ne ohEe7
siphS Oh YVES: virgins. )
PROFESSOR nicnsrason m reporvs' T. iour prcperV II
sne very cen're VI 'ne Wese ileinia On leslons
mas numerous OIL anu gas sprinss acns 'ae DSnhS "
m Ms streams one ol Wnr0h WIGS WIN 'ne iS~ouT
Dsrnlps Hpf,ns iUSen' -, ma, -ge
Professor ohepneId, o. new nayen.. oonn,. To-
ports: co's'aer " eha'ne"~y o'.-Iroe"caNg 'ah',
aNe o~7oedr'g sNa'es a"ae,''e y ~
s'e eo's '''es @ ce'01'es.eo nsa'pge" OF 'D's"a'i
'"e SdS sp''"gS' SO"'oV w"s'. o"~ v1'9s'''s" "e
'Osu as the appearance o. oil itsey on tie surface
I" Me~ac'' J@@y CONFIRMS ne w "'S 0e''@'
a@e'e ca" 90 10 oaoa0, e'as oeoao your oroe"s onP
tributaries FeeTo Is large e@'ent @ 0aSuaoSe o@-
DfOUlC17bU Lof11lOfH. lH6 UTO0tHtOW6 UU1OltNGf OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-11
RENEOVAE..
DIR. DRURY

liTJAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE no
IL his residence No. IS East Long street near
corner Of High. " ,ina mch27-tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18
SllerlGs Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
ID United States District Court Of Pierce
county, W. T., ana to me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon, seized and taken INTO
execution, and will sell according to law, On
the premises in the town of Steilac0om, on
Monday, the lith day Of Dccemhcr. 4. d. lseS
at o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
described real estate, to-wit All that certain
piece or parcel of land situated in Lafayette
Balchs part Of the town Of Steilacoom, Pierce
county, W. T., aud known on the recorded plat
Of said town - part Lot No. eight Ia BECK
No. ten 10y, tOgsther with all tho tenemp4ts,
hereditaments and sppertcnancee thereunto
belonging or in anywise sppsrtaining. Win
also sell at the Court House door In the'towk
Of Steilacoom, W. T. on Monday, the 18th aa1
Of December, A. d. 1865, at 2 O'Clock p..m me-
Of said day, the following described real estate;
to-wit All those pieces or parcels Of land cit.
uated in Chapmans portion Of the towa Of
Steilacoom, Pierce county. W. T., thst y
known on the recorded plat Of said town -
Lots No. I and 8 in Block No. II, LottNo. !,
2, s aud l6 in Block No. -, LotNo. etaBIoeE
No. IA, Lots No. and 10 Block No. sl6, Lev
No. !, 2, 3, IS, 6, I and 9 in Block No ~
Lots No. I and in Block No. -, Lots Mo- 5
s, 8, and in Block No. +1,togsthsr With ali
the buildings thereunto belonging, o. la sy
wise appertaining. ~. 81,
The same will be sold to satisfy = jadRaSat
calling for the sum Of Four Hundred asd 6iEty-
eight dollars and sixty-two cents, ICES ,t3l
with interest thereon until paid, together With
costs ofsuit and increased costs, rsndereA By
the aforesaid Court In favor Of 8. Now.
Guardian Of the heirs Of l.. A. Smith, ~
ceased, and against WIN. n. Savage, Ph1tjt
Reach and Abial Morrison. A,,sz,
STEPHEN yUDSON, -"
SAvH q h~ss Css.lS.
Dated Steilaeoom. W. r., xos. loeA, ~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

THE DISTRICT COURT-Ias been in
session the past week--Judgr Hewitt. pre-
siding. The docket is very light, but the
business done is immense. the attention
of the court being mainly directed to the
wranglings among certain lawyers. One
or two very queer decisions have been
made which we may allude to hereafter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18


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service must DC oreun "n '"'' Wy " y"
the mai gay next amer "' ""''"'' '"'
contracts oe eHec"''a of no'' :,
transfers OF contracts or OF '"'e'es's !"
contracts are iofo'"ue" Dy 'a"' "nc Wv"
se4uen'Iy cannot % "i'""eu' n'uu'
Will therefore TAKE no,'ce ina. '"ey WI. "
expected 10 perform. the service aectP.eu
to them through Inc who'e teri" VI '"'
contract.
H. section eign'een OF az, ac' VI co"'
gress approved March D. 1919. Pfor'ues
that contracts Tor the transportation o' .,ie
mail snail oe iet'"'n every case 10 Inc
lowest bidder rendering s"me'eh' guar.
antees Tor 1aithiul performance "nn'"'
other reference 10 the node oi sucn ''""s'
por'at'on than may o. nece' sary 10 pro,
vide tor the que ce'er'y' certainty, al"
security OF sucn transportation. OnueI
this law, BIDS that propose 10 'ta"spo',
the mails with cel'ri!y' c'Ita'h'y' a"o
security having ocfnuec''.u W "o e
only legal BIDS are construed as pro''"l"s
'or the entire mall however 'a'se. anu
Whatever may 10 me mode OF co"Veyance
necessary TO insure ITS "ceirr''y' cr's"'"'y'
and security and have the preference
over all Others and no others are con-
sidered.
~. moderation OF Ola IN any Oh "s
essential terms IS tantamount 10 ne"
o'd' ana cannot oe received 30 Is '" i"'I-
iere with regular compet',ion' "i.rr Tue
last hour set tor receiving oids. Making
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

DoN'r UNDERSTANDABLE English
journalist found in an American newspa-
per the expression: Everything was
lovely, and the goose hung high" and tx
presses his perplexity as follows What
or whose goose was elevated. what the pro-
cess of rlevating goose consists in. and
the connection between the elevation Of
the goose and the general lovliness Of
things. are all points upon which We can
throw no light"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

u A new word has been coined in tho
East. which is valuable acquisition to
the language. Flabdoodlc" means ac-
cordirg TO the n. y. TiTbuse's interpret
alton. 1.-the food which fools feed upon. ="
II is m excellent term for political USE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18
u The Seattle Gazette, Of Saturda

V The Seattle Ga:effc, Of Saturday
last, says:
"Rev. d. Bagley has written to his
friends in this place from San Francisco
that, while i'll Oregon, on his way to the
Bay City. Governor Gibbs told him that
the whol' patty of ladies' coming out with
Mr.. Mercer, could find homrs in Oregon
and not have to 60 farther South than Eu-
gene City. Mr.. Baglry will interest him
self in finding homes for some of the party
in San Francisco while hc is sojou,ning
there"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

HAy! BALEp uAv Geo. W White.
Esq. requests US To stat. that he has for
sal. fine lot II Timothy Hay. which h.
~sll deliver On -hsst nos.c.. and al los rates
., any eon~~ssseas posni
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18
AT KBlY NaKNNs. Nj = P~a


Eecg1s-rzcs1s1
ya--~rr-l IA ~ W1-- Pr
90. c,-lsu .ua,sl m til ga; r-i-Ii L azA
= - D. - oonPiesoi Is the Gwen
rrs-r, 4 the Tui-d >ta'cs an the -;4-e>
,cv.ra.ly luter--i.d / has al al i'm,
and bow l. being ooaderted in sirlct At
cordaner With TIN great ch4ri,r Of Ulion.
the Constitution of the United STATES. A.
in all great reforms. diversity OF opinion
has aud does exist a 10 the means. man.
n,r and detail of the process TO attain the
object sought for. ciOse- bond Of Union
ctfhe States and .trat'rnify cfMe people.
No one has or does more closely treasure
this object than the President. The par.
doning power has bsrn and is continuously
being exercised with evident care, concili-
atory on the one hand aud conservative on
the other, coupled with such reservation as
to provide for any exigency which may
arise. There is another department of the
Government where great care and high
patriotism will be required TO sustain the
same object. C"ngress. that under pro-
vision of the Constitution is sole judge of
the qualification Of members, will not be so
needless as to reject members because of
their election from States late in rebellion,
nor so p sillanimous rs to admit any man
with hands unwashed of tho blood of
his coun!rymen. He may pile paper and
lnental-reservatiom oaths high as heaven,
he has no business in that house, and the
people that have chosen to send such an
one to knock at the door have chosen re-
,irement from the councils of the nation. so
far as the mW is concerned. as fully as If in
aimed hostility. The States are sole
judges of the qualification voters for all
State purposes, and the courtesy of the
Constitution. which requires the represent
alive Of State in Congress to possess the
qualification of an clcctor of his State, re-
serves the right Of that body to pass upon
his qualifications in other respects, for na-
tional purposes. This right extends to
ard has been exercised upon some of the
score Of disqualification 0ther than disloy-
atty. If any community. South or North,
sends man to Congress that either house
believes to be at heart disloyal, or is
stained with crime, and most of all the
crime Of treason, that thousand pardons
cannot wipe away. We say keep the door
shut to such an one and if in the wild en-
thusiasm of any negro equality district.
they send negro man to Congress to make
checker-board there revolving to the sent
iments of the white race. the quinttssence
Of cisloyalty to the nation will have been
shown by that community, and Congress
will SO determine. The black was never
made to govern or make laws for the white
race. AS we understand Reconstruction,
it aims at the cemented union and force of
the nation. Whatever tends TO discover or
distract. must be hurled from tho State,
the Territory and the Nation. The Rad
icaIs and Copperheads form now the only
opposition to President Johnson's system
OF Reco struc'ion. The Copperhead
wants the old status. and thai tie slaves
he returned to the master. The Rad Gals
claim to be Yragresssre-clain amalsam.-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Samuel Meow,
member elect Of the House from Pierce
County, and Stephen Judson. Esq,
Sheriff Of that county. have been in town
the past week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.


sick and would have health: Ityoa are ~ tfoueie
and would have happiness, read the ADVERTISEMENT,
in another part ofthis paper, ofthe PRIvArE MsD-
rcAL Institute established by the celebrated Da.
J. G.. YorNa in 1850, and follow its advice. The
reputation of that renowned INsrIrUrs needs ~
applauding words Of ours. The thousands annual
" cured under its treatment speak it, fame. Do
not hesitate ifyou require medical aid for any e
the ills to which flesh is heir. DO net mistake how
to direct your letters. CONSULTATION OFFICE,
$40 WASHINGTON STREET. SAN FRANcIsCO. n }
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

a~ Nearly half million people 10
New York live in tenements and cellars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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kls .z< x~r~ bzrea n rhs sszs~ H-~~
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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O..Iaa.... R.r.isa.
ua.Lsgfos. Oct. 3l.-The Post,
Washington sp.ci,l dispatch saws: The
President TO-DAY received adyic. 5 that the
Georgia State Convention had drclar d
slavery abolished. by an unanimous vote
and wi,hout d.ba,e
WASHINGTON. Nor. 2.--The Post has
received tell gram from Herschcl v. John.
son, dated MiIl.dceyiile. Ga, Oct. 3lst.
saving: All is going well. The Conven.
ton nsssrd an ordinance r,pcalino the
ordinance of secession, and all ordinances
and resolutions subycrsiye of or au,agonis-
tic to the civil and military authorizes of
the United States, adop,ei by tn. people
Of GEORGIA in Convention. between the
l6:h of January and 25,h of March 1861.
From Mexico.
Ncu yo,E. Nor. TN. HERALD. lrt.
Ter from Messil;,. Mex;co Octob.r 13,b.
stnt.sthat .Tuarcz was then ot Eliza. and
I'm. French were near that ulace.
Nrw York. Nor. 1-Tb. Mutamoras
If tina UeruJd dated Oct
2jth. states that the attack on Matamoras
hv ,Lc Eh.rn,s commcpr.J IN. SUNDAY
,,rcv;ous Tbc far, of their b.ino led nm.
m I'm. town in three lines If hattie. lcd 70
IN, belief Tint thew were commanded bv
Amcr;c,n of;cors "a ,bcv Ind n.v.r
forned TINT wav h.fore
pre.,,.n. johnson on s,.e Rebel, Debt.
Wo,h;,o,on Mr. a-Tb. following
1;spotrh from tho President 70 tbr Govern.
nr or (.oOrvia has hncu pnhli snca
Washington. Oct. %. lS65.-To II.
V. johnson. Provisional Governor OF
Georgia: The people Of Georgia should
not hesitate single moment in rrpudi-
nting every dollar of debt created to aid
the rebellion agains' the Government
Of the United States. 1t will not
do to levy and collect taxes from a State
and people who are ready to pay debts
created to aid in making war and subvcrt-
ing the Constitution Of The United States.
DIM, believe the great mass of the peo-
pie Of Georgia when left unintiuenced will
ever submit to the payment of debt
which was the main cause of bringing ON
their past and present sutfrrings. The
result Of the rebellion ia that those who
invested capital IN this debt must lose 1t.
and take il as one OF the invitable results
of rebellion, though it may seem hard to
them. The idea should be inculcated at
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

To- Hon. Schuyler Colfax arrived IN
New York city on the 22 Of September. i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

- The Pope is resolved to celebrate
next year. q, ROM. the eighteenth secular
ssnivrrsary Of the msrsyrdsm Of 81 Peter.
e-urik~d A d &C. III Cathate hs-hop-
At the ~bo,- .o<ii arr rs - .z@ncnsd 70
sh- es~a~sxafiss -ssk ~hi-k III e-l~t~a-
ss~~ I'll s--<Sa- and to lzisv ~o~ll also be-
isvr>d- w-rr & n~s rhxs s-s~ as-ls kz.
sr'~-r - - ~ srr--nzo<azfs - sksrk en-.
10 fz<za~a~< ~ - E-rz1l Cav
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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n rmrw@< ~ Ia Kuamwzz< s-xuaxa
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sirs~.. m~zas xxr.ss xn.s - ax~~ 60
gsra-~ ts~ russ~r~s&zwy sf@r r~ssznx
El.eh esiI'ssr ats zy~s~ La. r<s-<sp&<.
h~scz. ea~uA S@@sxssxxl y>g<r - Q.
eysfonse of the wlSose sse in prp-
I.~rsson the ex,enf 81 the edsssrs
Iaigm~rs contains fl.~ sainsesusses
vi the wbale- II rcssSrrs 1srs a.
ga; 10 make good ~elecssoas thsn is
doe- TO write \ good header; hence,
We imagine tina; the popularity Of .
paper depends to . great extent o.
its selections. The editor is . f0A
who imsgines he can write better On
all subjects than any Of his cotem-
poraries. We all have our special
peculiar gift-in which
perhaps we may excel many Others.
1t is the art Of combining these giffa
and culling their choicest gems, that
makes the readible. eagerly-sougft-
for splendid journal. Such is our
idea of what good paper should be-;
but, bless US, how few ofus "fill the
BILL" "'''''i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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s--s@r~w~~as - &u~e~mz 40 ssw sazzzm 81
so~ ga - -w& rrx~z~x ~-~-4 $50 az&z
p-~n~--zzes g sus-aarzn~ uae<a. r.
v~~v~-r- ~ So .s~~~rw ! zA<
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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~ e-.a.a sr - -z1azura-a~sa -~S~-- go
So ~ rra. q ~ an-s ss=n--
uuS So wr r~a~aaauu h~% 90 =s@lT
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49, a--a aa 49, sa-assa9 - ~ nuuszz-s
1 - '-a'f
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,H@ q ~ A-r'e ~ 80
sHr-a. is'-a's' n as ~ a. - " --@
II AZ A3~
N.Y. F.~r.t, o.. Pretr
SIN VIZ. pl~-.-d % ! an ia, ID,
r,s,--, .h.ra .ssd asos.a ,,ar 40 &c
...sbl,.hin~ . uso.n fae,.rr at .aue
..g,,,hi.. n,,n, o,,be Soaud IA. b..u Ie-
'"'" anu VIZ" '"'
F0's u
'"" ~
S"'>','o ~ -
one ""''''e' '"""'
s'"e"''o'u''' '"S s"' "
range the necessary lf'''"'.'''"' anu al
once commence oPe'"io'S ~ = "''''''''
sary tor US mere I" en"mfla'e Tue many
bcnth's whie" Will sPeau''y rcN"'' from
the establishment OF this important oranch
Of industry. No enterprise short OF the
Northern Panhc kmlroad wo"'d oir'ct so
much attention TO th's por'io" OF the
Territory, as the establishment OF WOODEN
ossurod IN odv,nc. ,f the prrmanence and
stability Of our claims upon the attention of
s.,,,.,. w. mr., nl.as,d that the scheme
,..soa .,,,s.,;,o s,ono .nd Tho. ;,h,s
.'as asS"'''e' u'''''''' '""p '' '""' - "''
tor Its projectors shr'"a BUSINESS men,
with ample means toput 1t forward.
----.. So
The u. S. MASSIVE publish else.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-06
From the Army Of the Potomac-Sesst1ess'
Tfe4sIN. tt-fs



A letter from the Army of the Potomac,
dated Friday night, says is is reported that the
rebel feet started down river early this morn
ing, but after proceeding short distance, turn
ed back and anchored in its old position. 1t is
thought they were apprehensive of not getting
back so safely as they did last week, II they at
tempted to go as far as they did on that oc-
casion.aGs = aagaqa.o9 snf4 ssfaN ~ 81 e5.
1 A good deal of firing has been heard all the
afternoonin the direction of Petersburg. One
report is that some new mortars were practis-
ing on Petersburg, while another represents
that there was an engagement of q lively
character between the two lines near the APP
pomatox, The firing ceased about O'Clock
in the afternoon. sads sad 7ai 81
Richmond papers Of the Sd, say it is stated
on undoubted authority, that Gen. Beaure-
gard has arrived in Augusta and taken charge
Of military operations in that department.
On Monday last body of Yankee cavalry
were near Parkgate, three miles west Of Brents-
Vile.
Everything below Wilmington is QUIET
There is no change in the position of the
enemy's land or sea forces ,asa
Gen. Lee 10 said to have remarked few
DAYS since, that he saw aud appreciated the
difficulties surrounding us, but he was hope.
full and confident Any compromise now
would prove but a truce or armistice, and
would be an unmanly shrinking from present
duties. and entailing upon our children trials
which we should meet and overcome.
Sherman's army are reported to be burning
all the goods and houses along the line of their
march. Prisoners taken vary In their state
ments as to Sherman's destination.
b Az expedition 1900 strong, was reported
to be fitting out at New Oaleans to be landed
at Pascagoula. It's intended destination is
supposed to be Mobile. r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-06
HOUSE,
Bas,road accident and Loss of life.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.
A bad accident occurred on the MARKETS.
and Cincinnati railroad at Leer Creek bridge
sixty miles east of Cincinnati this morning.
The middle pier of the bridge was carried
away during the night by the ice and high
water, leaving the bridge standing. The ac-
commodation train, consisting of one bag
gage and two passenger cars reached the GEN.
tire of the bridge, when it gave way, precipita-
ting the train into the creek, distance of fifty
feet Ten or twelve lives were lost, and num-
Der seriously injured. The rear car fell on one
end, and took fire, and several passengers
were burned to death. sg
The eastern train on the Central Ohio Rail-
road, ran off the track near Newark this morn
ing, throwing the cars down an embankment.
No one was seriously injured.