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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

DlsmssAts FOR " EXPRESSIONS OF OFN-
q x-Bssides the Treasury Clerk, who,
on the 22d, wished some Booth would
assassinate Aohnson, the New York
Tribune says
There are reports Of other dismis-
sails in the different Departments in
case the allegations Of their having ex-
pressed opinions adverse to the Presi-
dents speech are proven against
them
Perhaps the Tribune believes in this
sort of talk from Federal othce-holders.
Il certainly aid not condemn sumner
for his sbuse of the President, nor Ste
vens for bis-nor Wendell PHILIPPE for
declaring that the President was an
obstacle to be removed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

49, ~ NAHA y o
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Mr. Doolittle ad-
dressed a meeting Of Republicans at New
Haven last night, which had been called
for the purpose of sustaining President
johnson end Indoreing his policy. Mr.. D.
called upon all Republicans to stand by the
Presideu, and contended that NJ. johnson
has carried out every requirement Of the
Baltimore platform OF 1864. He insisted on
the immediate admission Of loyal members
from Tennessee. He opposed forcing negro
suffrage on the South, and said that the
General Government had recently assured
him that il would result in a war of exter-
mIuau0u.
He opposed the amending Of the Consti-
tutonin any way, maintaining the changing
q the basis OF Representation in any way is
unnecessary.
The q. s. Revenue Commissioner hiss pre-
ssnted a report on petroleum as a source Of
revenue. The report OF the duty on crude
petroleum, is recommended, when the duty
Of zoe. per gallon on refined OILS may be
expected TO realize ; 1900, o0e q year.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

AARON JENNINGS. fjrmerly servant OF Decor
a Jennings, would respectfully inform his old
patrons that he IL now prepared 10 sprink lie the
streets Of Nashville in as satisfactory msnfler a.
any person, aud on As reasonable terms. his work
can be seen on Union street, between Chem y and
Market, and on Co lege, between Church Md the
Square. He soaicits a share Of the public Estron-
fge. tmaTS- lH"
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust madeto me as Trus.
ID tee, on the Goth Of April, 1852, and duly rsrs-
Tered N The Registers Office Of Davidson COUNTY.
m Book So, pp As. Al, I vii, on SATURDAY, The
AN day OF March next expose to ublic sale, on
the premises. unless sooner disposed OF AZ pfigats
sale, that valuable lOt extending from Market 10
Nsier street, IN Nashville, fronting about ore han
cred and sixteen feet on each street ynd knogn A.
the Bishop Miles Property. Apan will be prepared
htfOre the sale. Terms: One third cash. and tha
residue IN one and two years with interest Nctes
With good secuuty required, and hen retained.
feb-0tt JRO. o. EWING. Trustee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

3 BbIs Alcohol, % per cent.
70 per cent.
. 4" Proof Spirits,
PITTS WHISKY, pure, Tor Med. purposes.
" Pure French Brsndy,
" Holland Sin,
Pure Port MADEIRA and cherry Wines,
Tor sale low. By EWIN & PENDLETOR.
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For Rant

pHAT elegant Store on the corner Of the squsls
= aud Cedar street. known A. the Commercial ~
sursncs once. Fer terms, cal on
GEO SHIELDS q %,
fsbl3-u Is snd 81 College s1sas
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mouslv. The Blade saws

Altogether, the meeting accomp ished
good. 1t demonstrated the fact that the
Union men Of TO edo are disposed to stand
by the President so long SIS he remains true
to the principles of the Union party, and
honestly and faithfully carries out the doc
trnes Of the platform on which be stood
when he was elevated to the V~ice-Presi-
dency. An evident desire for harmony and
Cancellation was manifested.
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BOARDING.

ONE or two nicely furnis he'd rooms, with board
~ C n be had, if application is made soon, 81 No
60 North Market Street, = few doors from thl
Square. l~marL3] P.JONES.
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Dissolution Notice.

4NSh1SS
THE Partnership heretofore existing under the
4 name and style Of n. q. SMITH & BIO, has
been this day dissolved. by mutual consent, q. u.
Smith selling his interest 10 N. W. Pesrce. The
style Of the hrm in future viii be SAM. + SMITH
q Co, wh0 will settle al scc0unts against the hrm
Of N. U. smith Bro, sad 70 whom al accounts
wll be psid. N. U. SMITH.
SAM. (. SMITH.
10 retiring from the above firm, I take pleasure
N recommending the new arm as gentlemen of in-
tegrity and gOod business qualities, and trust that
the PATRONAGE heretofore extended the house viii
be con lnusd. n. u. SMITH.
feb24-lW
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II was making game Of Forney 10 call
bum a dead duck"
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For Rent
Street SnrinkIine.

A SPLENTID HOUSE. nesrly Q pposite ii E Post
/ a Office. Il VII be rented Tor 3 dwelling OF bu.
mess purposes. Apply at NO. s Souta Cherry
street. fmsr3-tft T. B. BUCHAfl IAN.
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Smashed fprniture-The Freedmen's
Bureau.
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Public Sale of
Government Bulldogs

4 WILL expose for sale at Public Auction, or
ing Government Buildings, tie
: Frame Sheds I'm Coma. at North Nashville.
" summer st near Corral
" Building, North Summers ST., near Cora.
Store house,
Is Buildings, West Of High st, North Nashville
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock IN.
Terms-Casb, Government Funds.
BY order OF 4. X Eddy, U. 8 A..
Chief @ n, d. Of r.
tb2td Bvt. Maj. snd A .. N.
OFFICE OF GEsERAL sUFERUTESDEsg,
n. G. AND N. &. N. ". RAlLROABs,
NASHVILLE, TESN Cot 9th, 1873.
IN and alter tuesday, DC. 10 1868 Snd uUul fur
v Their notice, Passenger Trains will run rs fol-
ows;
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South ats A. NJ, Aruye al Chattanooga st go p. 81
Returning-Leave Chattanooga at Gao A. n
Arrive st Nashville st 5.ioP. A..
Shelbyyille Accommodation, leave Nashville at
$40 p. M, arrive at shelby vile ST 7.5O. p NJ.
ReturDing-Leave SheibyVlle st $40 A. n, ar
rive at 1855 A. n.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville Tor JOhnsonVlie, sa5 all points
West and Northwest, at p. NJ sgnys at johnson
Tlle 8t IL P. N.
R"eturning-Leaye IChl5OHnHe l.5O 4. L., ardvs
AZ Nashville at G52A. NJ.
Trans Gu n. a N. W. R. r. connect IT Johnson
nile with FIRST clsss line Of Steamers for Paducah,
Cairo and -. Louis.
trains stop al all intermediate points.
VIM. p. INNE5. Gen1 SuDt
n. & O.. snl \. 3 n. ". X. R'ds.
Oct lot.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
sale Of
Government Property

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEsSEE,O
QUARTKRaAsrKE's OFFICE, o. N. r RS, I
Nashville, Tenn Feb p, 1856.
7 WILL sell at Public Auction, at Nashville, Ten
nessee, at 10 O'CLOCK a m, on Saturday, Msrch
10, ls66. the follow ng described property Of the u.
s. Military Railroads.
Ql One Dwell ng House, SIx14xl2 feet, on Broad
street, near Spruce.
C) Eve Dwelling Houses, on Knowles street, near
Cedar.
81 three Buldiugs, consisting Of Office, Mess
Houses snd Store Houses, a. the Lumber Yard
u s. Military RsilrOsds.
At same time and place, (7O3,C0O seven hundred
thousand ieet, more or less, Of assorted Oak, HEX.
DRY and Beech Car timber, scsuting and Lumber
assorted slzss-
Ter days from date Of sale viii be given to re.
move buildings.
Terms Cssh-iu Government Funds.
S. K. HAMILL.
marl-td Capt and ChfQM UsMRR.M DT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

GRAND MATINEE every Saturday afternoon
COMMENCING et - o'clock, for LSdies aud ttH.
dren' On Hni-h oecfs sion there Will BE- DO LIQUORS
sold about ne premises, AID smoking p~osityeIy
prohibited. 1Ebqa-r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Fanny. March 9. 1866.

FRIDAY, March = 1900.
After the House was called to order M
Mullins introduced a bill to incorporate the
Illinois and Tennessee Oil and Mining Com
pany. Referred.
Mr.. Msrable introduced a bill TO au-
thoriae Sumner county TO sell certain stock
in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Referred.
Senate Bill 214, TO incorporate the Little
Fork Navigation Company. Passed its third
reading.
Senate Bill 2I3, to incorporate the Bank
Of Knoxville. Passed its first reading.
The bill to regulate the Courts in Monroe
and Cooke counties. Passed its third read
ing
Adjourned till 10 am. tomorrow.
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To Whom 1t Nav Concern

A Ii persons having Clans against the Nashville
n ana OnaltsnooGs Railroad Company, Incurred
Bnor 70 let July 1855, are notified that ali such
Claims ave referred to Committee OF Drectora
CONSISTING Of Len Wade, n. 3. Huggins, and Thos.
MONDAY AMI Tuesday, 10th and 27th inst
WIN. INNES,
tebx5H General Superintendent.
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alew aarertisemGuts.


ONE HACK, tskea As the prope fy Of Alb ram
~ Brown leo ored) for taxes rem. anlrg UNI aid,
Will be sole at public sale on Wedn 5 lay 9th d ~ Of
March, st the stable Of D. a. Mitchell, No. 81 .outh
College street, ST 10 O'Clock, am
d. l.. NO RYELL
feb24-l0t Coise tor Int Rev.
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Auction Sale Of
Furniture, Groceries. &c

THIS MORNlN5, at 10 O'Clock, Mach ,, 1896,
4 We will offer s large lot Of Groceries, Furniture,
&c. The Groceries consisting Of Soap, Tobacco,
Cigars, ami a variety N general Also 8 lot Of lie.
mons and Rsisins.
GEO. SHIELDS s CO.
msr3-1t Nos. rs and q College street.
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BI,ETERs.

brakes Plantation BItfcrs,
Bulls Cedron
Hostetters stomach n
EooThsve's Holland "
HoOdand's German "
For sale low, BY EWIN 4 PENDLFToN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY March ID, 1866.

SENATE
FRIDAY March ID, 1866.
The Senate met at Q q. m.
Mr.. Frazier, Of Wilson, Chairman Of the
Bank Committee, introduced Senate Bill No
80, that the clause in the act of February.
1866. which requires all officers Of the Bank
Of Tennessee to refund ali money reesivec
By them as salaries or for services rendered
since the 9th day Of May, 1861, shall noI
apply or be enforced against Jesse F. Blown
former Cashier Of the Branch Bank at Tren-
ton, or his assistants employed D. him iol
the safe-keeping of the assets Of the BsnA
Of Tennessee dnring the rebellion. Ina
the Comptroller Of the Treasury is directed
70 issue his warrant to Jesse F.. Brown 10
the sum Of S279 II silver, the amount OF M
private funds sold with the coin Of the BanA
Of Tennessee, or its equivalent in currency
at the rate az which the coin was sold
Passed first reading.
Mr.. Bowen introduced Senate Bill No.
34S, to charter the pyree Springs Petro-
leum Company. Passed first reading.
Senate Bill No. 322, to charter CoMmbia
Savings Institute, passed third reading.
House Bill to incorporate the UnionviIl'
Female Academy, ra.sed third reading.
Adjourned until 10 a. IN. tomorrow.
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Academy Of Music.

". 3 Lessee and Proprietor
Manager.
u " anmar nj nrah.-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
TERRIFIC HURRICANE At TURKS @EAHA

IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERTY-fwBfrT LivA
LOSr-THRER THOUSAND PERSONS HousBLBss.
BIT TELEGRAPH
HALIFAX, October 25-The schr Victor, at Luoebure
makes the following report
Turks Island, Saturday TIE 30ta 81 September 20,
visited with terrific hurricane destroying eight
hundred houses and their contents ... ia
Twenty lives lost, and a number OF persons see
crippled and otherwise injured. go
Over 5000 persons were rendered hosseless pennssA
and almost naked
The whole laborng portion o. The colony is in the NOS
destitute condition
The public schools armory, Jail, quarantine hospitsk
market and all the EioYernmelt buildings we're blosf
down. r...,-
The Government house and public Offices were shattered
One hundred and twenty thousand bushels OF salt ws1
swept away
SIX foreign and - island craft lost with % Of thsa
crews
At Salt Cay the ruin equally Five vsssels %
ashore among them the following; Schooner sally "
Aiken Of Wilmington Del. and bhgantne a @ Gates
Of Philadelphia.
AT COekburn Harbor the ruin is quite % great sceros4
enough houses remain 20 shelter the destitute.
The American schooner l.. Rich. from New York b<os5
from her moorngs and put 10 on Sunday toW orhA
vessels were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
ARHI GAZETTE.

81 rE,reRAPH TO rar TRIBUNE
oEOsAscs ,oTgIos Wa DIrhsFsssr.l
- WAsHIseros 0o, Is 1896
SG 5. b ~ ' AS q, 's s &C. sgoIS
the credit Of tue Treasurer Of the United States for rndms
ogns certificate q deposit TO the Treasury Department throy
the deposit Hsde vii fact and the Of TOD
A. g. DYER Byt Msiof.Geasrs, Chief Of ordn.u..
HO9a s.s 2ss1aSsss G. o S. IAs 1855 1857
GESEEAL oRDsE No lal No osBce soldier dae
n DPip, N iy esp'y 'TS's 20 S ~ ~. su'Seny
indirectly in cotton oihr prod0c Merchandise q ~
Any officer agent engaged IN tra win be relieved on
from dates which be has been assigned and charges vii u
preferred bin aad forwarded these hsadquAe with
No pes,oa vii B. permitted to iui,fa. directly or ins,os
With the right freed people IN common with a ners % SCI .as
8 viii be construed say temporary reEuh
tons ed By eonPe;eR PF9eos u, sss o. pss
properly divided; proven, authorized officer
'emen. dPa aa ol; Of the division o. eroP' RAISED %
Dric, and POT, commander, vii b. held r.pou.o 6s ~
strict enioreeu9.It q thb order &c.,
J. W CLors' lst Lieut. 9th U 5 Iaf sFsTe Capt L. a.
ASSIGNED
Brevet Lient-COl. George Taylor Surgeon Units4
States Army duty Chief Medical Director District Of reIs
Capt. and Brevet-Bng.-Gen VIM. II. Penrose, Thir5
u Infantry to daiy Act Assistant Inspector Genera Osps<
GRANTED LEAvE OF ABsrECE
Brevs Big Gen c. H. Crane Asssani surgeon Gen'f "
asys
BIs,;; CO. sSSs Fs, 5 5 ' .;S g.
Purveyor reporting Genera Il. PlssOn
MISCELLANEOUS
ofths 9Th United states Volunteer detsohs
service il s Department Of Tie msog are ORDERED 70 o tns,s
Of service. brcyet MaioGsn George VI
SRI United Infantry the c0Dmsa&
Texas Breyet MsIorGea Hent1snan CossA
18th United states Infantry. the 9Th inst.
APPOINTED.
Walter g. LonE Second Le1tenspt ooh L. s Infantry snS
signed duty Depot Of Recruits Camp Dbu Va
RATION COMPLAINTS.
Issued from the War Department sssg
doubtless ground Of complaint 10 representatives,
the Department relation the issue sd
Of soldiers ous u l. directed ths; In ~
the ration ssyn arise they should be spprs2
the improvement OF the soldiers s0e -
comfort in the aud not 70 0e directed oei 81
design insure proper expenditure o. tas company ians %
beueh enlisted also directed ths he -
troops should be nsds 10 weigh s she
L nrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
Essex MARKET POLICE COURT.
Ine-n-e lua,i.. Manah..d

TAXING >ECURITYFOR Rent Boarding house
keepers s-r rrorc-bly known os the victims OF pcnness
ta.ll lri inscriptions adyCaurcrs and especially those
with suH. capitals and limited accommodations. They so
extensively suffer by sarpe and swiudIer and become
esa,d by pecunnry oasea that they often got into legal
I.l,.r. The following which mp before Justice
hHld .efA shows OF the latest troubles Of female
nrH..l u ir profession. ler Boslla Eho aud she
atr a-'rr in r l pUTfI0n street in the eastern
psI o hr Hrr sophie hIcp came iu ques' Of lOdgng
gnscl itdnon .th single "a &c. Tor herself and
another ffuslr companion The aung ment 20 tar snus
ih cory tar hostess bat the Two buarde sooner
d1Ucu lln try received tine visits of equyocal company
il- prto. ts boarding mistress who had tie reputation
beg siH sak. and she ordered the occupants o.
Gee if-sm up their key aud SEEK other quarters
Sophie went aua INT forgetting 90 settle her rent BILL aud
leaving fralA sat possessed ohurye Of her mate
IhrH e ir of being cheated ~ her rght dues caused
ne.' pI clothing security for Vhat owing her The
owner oi L vnug lpfar then bad her arrested boy Officer
NeIrt fuI iiHg BEG trunk and taken before Justice Mans
lc alf tHr ldc 0f k0aa Eue for petit larceny the
complaint oi sophia huiep awuits trial by tue Court Of
,IcesI Sessions
B1tEuNa-I1t-r Ct-f so e-The boarding house commu-
nty t' hbofhoo og .,a Market seemed 10 be wei
presented yesterday for the abovemcnon
ed nd boon hearl anoti~r brought mp 10 which Louis
Never called tru. complaints made by
Hrur F'f.-"serr hHo charged affuant wifh being te
iUHnrr fit inr. ufi him. and saaiHg from him
seue p.. l-o chrrgr. him ih stealing l dress black
pair o' rf, nud twu vests ODE property of herself and
husband fuss Mansfield committed tle accused iH che
oi .sH I.f bob cuIIIlN.f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
THE ToNBs POLICE COURT.

A POOKETBooK DROPPER IN TRoUBLE.-Thanks to
the efficiency Of Police the horde Of pocketbook troopers
and ticket swindler who yctmzed so many Of country
and neEy arrived emants In times past have been
entirely driven the Of their operations and
Occasionally however two Of the old gang turn up and
commence their Old tricks upon the unwary. GA
Wednesday last while Samuel Syms. lately arrived
from England, but at present stopping no No
FTOHtst, passing through Washington Market man
tiled against lin and az the moment picked mp
pockctbool which had apparently fallen AZ the feet Of Sys
Having done this the man OF little distance and busied
himself examining the contents Of the wallet While thus
SELF what T1c ne had just raised another came up and
Shipping Syms tie shoulder said My friend yOu have lost
your purse TINT pOutiuc to English has got it, They
then approached th who had the wallet sud the second
pockethook or I viii call oil oalcer and make
you do it, The other, WHO really none other than
james English q most notorious pOcEeibook drOpper
while the other confederate replied that ho did not know
unless rs paid him Thinking that he making good
bargain Sm7 was veran eOlg 90 hand the man 80 n gold
with which lo departed On examining bis prize Syms
FOUND That contained number " pieces Of newspaper and the
S 4 IN wait f9r the and yesterday caused the arrest Of
Eh 80 b O1cer King 81 tie Twenty sixth Precinct He was
aninged before Justice wiling Who committed him i0T trial
Inc tccomphco has not yet been arrested
STEAMBOAT TmEK-Whuc tie steamer State OF Maine OF
the Stonngtou line her wny this city on Wednesday
nigh. The EtieToom Of Ut William " Tel a lawyer rcsid
ing in Philadelphia was entered by Andrew Watson and
robbed oi yhse containing clothing valued az s25 aud
0tcrcOat worth SO Watson caught with the articles In
be possession While aemp ping 20 shore after the boat
. her landing in hs city e taken before Justice
Bowling b Officer Decker oil tue Twenty seventh Precinct Hd
mirod Ai guf nnd committed Tor trial He Is aged -
}ea native o Pcnnsyi'a uh ana Gays be Is butcher en-
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
TUE NEW MUSEUM AT YALE.

Speaking Of Mr.. PeabOdy's gift to Yale College,
The Ne Harsn Palladium gives the following description
the new Museum which be erected by his munhceaos
or AZ present intention OF the college though As
plan : not vet fully perfected 10 ultimately erect ouha.n
ronsistipe Of partsa center and two wings kah
OF these parts 10 be about 100 feet In length makng ne e
tire OF the about 800 feet 1t vii be sgssa ~
hsnelst Al the south end OF the College grounds ane "
ocpy nearly distance between the An building enc
Coleees The east wing Is the part which propesM q
erect II will be situated on the corner OF Chapel
anil CollegeeS WITH entrance ChapelsA lts isaS4
on Chapsst will bs shout 100 feet and Coisgssl
about 10 feet IL viii be four stories IN hight snf
Constructed OF the kind OF frsestons 81
The Art Building and tho other recently erected colsfv
hngs One hundred thousand dollars will be expanded in s
eonstou and $40 90 OF the residue by the tsrms " The
donation invested until II increases 70 500 900 a
he option Of the Trustees This with the exception Il
O do then TO be employed 10 the erection OF the csnr
portion and the 0000 excepted 70 BE- sgs4
invested until before IL Is augmented 10 sufficient sm6sas
10 construct the remaining wing BY this udoo1l method ~
museum viii be erected rapidly the college has tof
and similar investment OF the remainder Of the DONATION
the institution s rendered sssgpp0rting forever Ibe cree
ton OF the Wing which proposed 20 DO built Peseat
vii aofd tie college Of the largest museums AZ 1ls oou
lac WefA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
TIE RAILROAD DISASTER IN PENNSTL
FANiA.
LIST or THE WOUNDED.

The TaasriHe (Pa.) Herald gives the following par
cuas OF the ae accident the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad near Cory on wednesday the l7th
"Of the forty moewounded passengers who were drought
the Boston House IA Cory for meeeal u'ianS ,i rn
greater part enabled 20 leave ioI thelf tepeoHS
tons this morning Only thirteen or fifteen remain 40 ualS
have yet occurred bat several OF toe victims ar sll IN Ky
carous Aiaong them are Mrs EIaOeh lives o ~
cinnat severely injured in the spine and ou Nv
She accompanied by her five little children we eu
nine years. None OF them were so eeNC,y iAJ~ IA my
mother but all their iuces are bruised ana s"oeh - ~,
Inc L 5oqha as6 mae W59 as Mr. Matthew cwee
TImira n Y and on officer of Union Lodge 30 T. A. NJ
The following the Lat OF suhssI' o,, Jacob William,
CORY j. Wikenson Cattaraugu County n A. patu ssa
man ~ Y IL H. Pdnam Reno Pa Marin bau sh msS
ure OF the ann near shoulder cut and bruised rewsors
Y Edward L. HYDE both shoulders injured Masonyile
Pa John Fettyplace jamestown n X John ILew Sq III
head and spine Mrs Trewh left leg bruised three children
unhurt Hinyile Penn Rev Mr. Bonghton ana VIE Als'
Rivers children above described @s DlPhy 49, a ~
Smith and wife Meadyile both severely ppaea eh v ca
Lons Rhymer Highland, Pa II Lsthr9p w HlhVsnles
severe j. L. House and wife Clsrss,oSn n " n Rusl
son Kenma Pa Albert Wheeock Poland ~ ~ IT VI BearH
SprinryUe Ind f. r. Kellogg and lady California; ID N j.
Bailey stanford K DOugher;y Cory May Mcclure aud
United state, Nav G. H. smith and wife, Cube X g. X
Casshen Cory severe T. Jane, Csnistso MRS 81. vel
States Infastry N " r. A HoVey GIesn'ie "a l Use
BrOheF Nashville John NeTson Ms@Pasi HshnSs
T. Rove Huntingdon Pa Joseph ana MARY DraA
s v r. sherwood A. and G. w Railroad Miss Bell Clnein'
NATL w ID Miller CORY; beside large huuVef taAeh 70
Meadyille. .-.,- 49,. ,-,-. tr, .r0 ,h..
.so.yd nnhsrme There seems b. little foT doubt
mat this terrible disaster deliberately snd executed
Tor the purpose OF robbmg the victims rail- had been re-
avaS om The made OF The curve and the train thus prccp
tot down an embankment OF 40 feet The cars rolled twice
over this descent and but for line OF Deechs snu
bodng the hang of French Creek nothing could have pre-
vented he entire and It's living contents from being
hurled into the water As II was the Tram was literally
Lnnck spners or the forcible expression
OF excited passenger IL ground TO powdert was
nnlveledP Excepting wheels trucks and iron work OF
H. coaches there nothing that be used for purpose
bat fuel and while the victims OF this heEdsh outrage were
Ming Unconscious amid the debris painfully endeayorng TO
oxtricae hor bodies from tho appalling wreck they we're
T and unlersd BY mea who had apparently TO their
assistance. Tbs railroad company haYo offered reward OF
400 Tor the DETECTION Of auy ps,y e2ae3etsl this cold
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