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REVENUE MARINE NEWS. The U. s.
revenue steamer Kan Ka- Kee, Captain
Geo, R. Slicer, arrived yesterday morn,
ing, from cruise along the coast. She
came to anchor off Town point.
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nay FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-Among
the most popular aud useful articles of the day are the
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens So very superior
are these dyes so easily used and witha afforded at SO
low price, that they literally getting into every
ody hands, Just as the praises Of their merits are on
eyerybodys lips Once tried they become indispensable
In many parts of the country they have dlsp'aeea all
other substances and methods of dyeing We WITHOUT
any hesitation whatever pronounce them the pest
ever manufactured while at the same time they are inc
cheapest in price, The ladies are particularly degn'ea
with them.
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pay@ TWO BAD CAsEs OF PILES

R6- Two BAD GASES OF PILES
CURED By DIR. srRIcKLaNps PILE RRMEpY.-Mr. GLASS; of
GAINESVILLE Wisconsin writes for the benefit of all who
suffer with the Piles that he has been troubled for eight
years with an aggravated of Piles and his brother
was discharged from the army ncurable. he being
quite parayzed with the Pies Both these distressing
eases were cured with bottle Of Dr. Stricsnds Pile
Remedy. The Recommendation Of these gentlemen, be
side the daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland
waited chronic cases of Piles cured by Dr. strckand
Pile Remedy. 1t is sold by Druggists everywhere.
Wake 4 90. and N. and O. A. SANTOS Agents for
Norfolk, Va nove--em
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N O r. s A L +.

II' L
I offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, aportion Of my farm, adjoining the
village Of Kempsville, in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine miles from the city of Norfolk, situate ths east
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools and churches The land is thoroughly adapted
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick. There Is wood
enough on the land to pay for it.
Should 1t not be desirable for any in want Of land
to have large tract il will be divided into to suit
For terms, &c, apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants, Roanoke Square and
Wide Water St. Norfolk va in whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for SALE
J. NJ. BRICKHOUSE,
ie7-u Kempsville, Princess Anne co.. Va.
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MAYORS CouRT-Jsmes White charged with vagmnc,
nation. John Hardy James Brown, Charles Freeman
charged with larceny were remanded for trial before INC
Corporation Court. Commonwealth VS.. John Champion
Case POSTPONED The watch report the store of Wrenn
ON Union street. found OPEN Nothing missing Inc
night watch made descent upon lot OF negroes ioi
disturbing the peace living at the foot OF VIDE "a'e'
street in the burnt ruins of Hodges warehouse
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FRREpMEN's CoURr-Prances Timberly, charged with
creating disturbance Sent to Jail ter ten days LIZZIE
Etaton charged with fighting Sent Jail for ten days
John Brown charged with breach of the peace. Fined
$500 Sansbury Williams, charged with stealing.
Charge not sustained Daniel Mccoy and George Pope,
charged with the murder of jesse Evans Remanded to
the Hard Labor Prison for trial before Military Com
mission Samuel Wilson, arrested us an aecompce, was
ratained as a witness. =HfHH.
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MAYORS COURT Portsmouth,. johnson, col,
ored charged with violating city ordinance turned
over to the Freedmeus Court. Stansbnry Williams
eoored, charged with stealing. Turned over to the
Freedmen's Court number of juveniles were arrested
by the police in Newlown and arraigned before the
Mayor for disorderly conduct. They were admohshec
and released
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nESIRA BILE MILY
IL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residence, situated on
CRANKY street. three doors the Methodist Church.
and occupied by Mrs Foster Is offered for sale.
II has wide entry, with two narlprG nd sA ni,q,
two comfortable In the garrett and dry cellar,
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located, and large garden.
For further particulars apply to
sep2S-n J. NJ SMITH BROTHER.
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SALES


- ~ ~ - ~ TTTU Z
4 TREAT ~ II L u N L L II
F" -
FOR LINT,S.
vAJUlRJE
.
TIMRER
IlNDs
and
FARMS
sPOR sAJE
40 Acrss aa;oning CITY
90 Acres one mile from Hamptoa.-
s01 Acres on the o. and q r. E r.
Iso Acrss three, fomrtbs Of n miIe from eity2
ass Acrss twelve miles from city. 80
III Acras ON pagan craot
Isl Acres an iySn Haven river
$500 Acres timber eleven miles from city.
las Acrss two md a half miles from civ in Iot,
800 Acres s;r 10 miles south Of eity
S6y Acres near Kem osville
los Acres four miles from city
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MARTIN, BAKER & HINTON
Attorneys at Law,
NORFOLK VIRGINIA,

ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA,
win attend all the Courts of Norfolk Portsmouth, Prin
W. W" Anne and Nansemond. virginis and Of Gates,
Chowan perouimans, Pasquotank, Camden and CuIri-
addressed to the firm either at Norfolk, Viz
g;na or Elizabeth City, North Carolina, viii receive
promP' a'" VIM. F. MARTIN,
Elizabeth City, N. c.
#I VIM J. BAKER,
Norfolk, Va.
JAS ". HINTON,
Norfolk, Va
Az ONCE at Norfolk, No. Al Bank street.
| ian24-lm
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DT BATCHELoR's HAIR Dye
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instanta
ueous Produces Immediately splendid Black natu:
raj Brown without injuring the hair skim Remediei
the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEPLBURs,
for Restoring and Beautfying the Hair
augl01y CHARLES BACHELOR NEW York.
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AUCTION SALES.

nJJBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Animals at Fort Monroe, Virginia, on THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY !, 1866. ,. ~.
viii be sold at Public Sale, at Camp Hamilton II
gina. on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1865, at o'clock
AM
100 MULES more or less
The above animals sold only Tor want OF use ana
are i'm fair condition
Terms cash In Government funds
Transportation will DO furnished from Norfolk ann re-
turn on day Of sale.
BY order of Chief Quartermaster.
A. r. BLUNT
Breyet Colonel and A. Q. NJ
W. r. RsBrRrs Auctioneer janX-10t
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CTRAYED TO MY PREMISES o IN
or about the 25th Of December lA,, ST.. nrco,rty.
s,nsnsss and taks them away. For p:raSui.sst
ouire Of this once. a
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MEDICAL.
THE LIHHT UF THE WUhID.
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS q SALvE.

These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over quarter of century OF
private practice, the ingredients in these
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WINES, LIoUoRs, &C.

'nsibIii0 bal : 17@. Iias ~
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CoNaREsssIONALP ROGEEDINas.
WAsH1NaToN, Jan. q, 1866.
HOTISE

To-day is devoted to speech making
Mr.. Smith, of Kentucky, concluded
his remarks heretofore commenced
maintaining that the war was prosecu-
ted to keep the eleven southern states
in the Union, and that they are all In
the Union now. S
Mr.. Baker, of Illinois, insisted that
additional guarantees should pc lncor,
porated in the Union before the rebel
States were allowed to return into the
Union..1l Fg t4cTlEg Ia
The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Union,
Mr.. Washburne in the chair, and re-
sumed the consideration of the Presi-
dents annual message. sLycE-7g..
Mr.. Smith, Of Kentucky, concluded
his remarks heretofore reported, saying
among other things that the doctrine
which was initiated during the war by
the Union party, was that secession
is heresy, and that 1t violated all the
principles of the constitution and laws
on which our Government was estab-
lished in maintaining this position. He
referred to the record of authority made
by. Roger Canning through four years,
and quoted from the remarks ofgente-
men in and outside of this House In
maintaining this position. BE did not
intend to comprise any principles here
tofore assumed by the great party OF the
UnI0ns the southern SLAteS 1e4uS Al LhS
Union are entitled to representation,
but he would not admit their members
here unless they could stand up and
swear that they have never assisted in
an attempt 10 overthrow the Govern
ment.
Mr.. Baker, of Illinois, said that to his
mind two fundamental principles had
been presented, and one of them was
firmly adhered to by the small Demo-
cratic party in this House. 1t was also
apparently favored by few. members
OF the overwhelming Union party. 1t
was that in order to restore the lately
rebellious States to their normal posi-
ton, Congress had nothing to do but to
act in accordance with the constitution,
which gives to each House the right to
Judge OF the elections, qualifications and
returns of its own members. The other
was in keeping with the highest pre-
rogatiye of Congress and demanded by
the people, viz: that we should go be-
hind the mere surface of the election
qualifications and returns of members.
he held that it was the duty of Con-
gress to fix up the House for future &C
commodations, and until that time the
southern States should take back seats.
The House then adjourned.
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ne,,rL York mnrl.er.
= =
NEW YORK. jan. q.

.f.il frt NtSW IOhAS JIM <is
Cotton-More steady at 4s9 aac for middling3
Fiour-Iass active, but prices without deei=
ded change; S7,I597,tO for extra stnte: SSs2l9s
$50 for extra II II. o., and IS 6O9li, 80 for trade
brands, the market closing heavy. Wheat
Dull, and without decided change; Sl,74 for
No. new Milwaukee in store; 81 - for new
amber Michigan. Rye-DulE Barley and
Harley Malt-Dull and nominal CoTn--MOre
active but prices without decided change
7adSIc for unsound; S2@SJc for sound mixed
western in store and delivered. OatS-Elrnl-l
err bnt less active at 43G545 for unsound west
ern: 5Sid6Oc for sound. Petroleum+-SteadS;'
ana fiffegulaT: so 62IS fi2SSTIs for new miss;
closing AZ So 62ls cash; 2stj.S . foriOld mes;
closing at SIS cash; S2O,7552l for prime; -! -
for prime mes; also $3.50 bhls- new mess for
February, March and April, sellers option at
s&5O92S,55. Bee-Quiet Beef Hnms-ln
modefate request; Cumberland cut l51ic on
the SPOT and lSe for February delivery at
sellers option. Dressed HogS-HeaSy at Si2t9
IS IArd-Heayy at l59SalSe; also 4tAo Dds
for February, March and April sellef Optloh
at sl7JS6lS1<G.
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Z BOSTON, Jan. 27.-In the Superior
Court this morning, before Judge Rus
sell, motion was made by the counsel of
%. J. s. Smith, Convicted of subOTdina-
ton of perjury, for new trial, on the
grounds that the verdict was against
the weight of the evidence, and on the
alleged discovery of new evidence the
case was postponed until the 18th of
February, the defendants bail being
reduced from S, 600 To $1,000 80
The steamer Richmond, from Sayan-
nah for Baltimore, went ashore ON Hat
teras on the 24th inst, and will, it is
supposed, be a total wreck. The crew
and passengers have arrived az Baltt;
was formerly Blockade runner, and
was captured during the war. She is
supposed 10 be PARTIAL y insured In New
York. Her cargo of cotton is also par
tally insured In New York.
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I SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27@The sgd
ney Australasia advices of November
Lib, state that public affairs still re-
manned in n disturbed state. There had
been an extensive strike by the work
men on the Western Railroad, but it
was quieted, and they resumed work.
Rain had commenced falling, doing
great benefit to the country. ...t..-
Advices from Guayamas to the 10th
inst, state that the 1mpeFiaIists were
defeated by Morales Mt Matorophe.-
Morales was subsequently badly de-
feated, losing 126 men killed. The Lib
eral General Martinez had captured tho
city of Almoz. The roads are very UNI
safe, and commerce is reduced to almost
nothing. .--a. f...t. 5r-.fe.... -yy,.
$50 days from New York. +7tftf,t -,.4-s-
Mining stocks steady. s445.. 5.Ii ID
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TrInI or Der. Rnker.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The trial OF
Gen. Baker before the criminal court
had developed some interesting facts in
relation to the defective system and par
don brokers. It appears from the testi-
mony of q detective, thatlast fall he was
detailed by the Assistant Secretary of
War, and placed at the disposal of Gen.
Baker, and directed TO act under his or
ders.. He was introduced to Miss Cobb,
the plaintiff, as Capt. Howell, an ex-
confederate captain, who was seeking
pardon. She informed him she had
great facilities for getting pardons, but
would not inform him what influence
she had used. Capt. Hine drew up a
statement or petition signed as Clarence
]. Howell, and affixed a spurious mag
istrates certificate. He presented this
to Miss Cobb, who said anything could
be done with money. A contract was
entered into and the pardon was pro-
cured. the money paid to her had been
marked, and this was afterwards found
on her person and taken away from her.
1t was a part of the money used TO en-
trap these pardon brokers. Witness
acknowledged that he made false state
ments to her. During the proceedings,
Judge Hughes, as counsel for Miss
Cobb, said 1t was a conspiracy, and in
order to break up a legitimate business,
these self constituted guardians of the
honor of the Government, induced this
lady toithe very thing they professor TO
be anxious to break up. Even, n thief
cannot be convicted II temptation is
placed in his way by conspirators to
entrap him, and the conspirators are
justly punished. And now Mr.. Baker
and his co-conspirators, and a man who
drew a false and fraudulent paper and
acknowledges that IL was such, and
forged magistrates certificate, need
not put on a look OF dignity, and talk to
me- The'days of bullying are passed,
and the courts of Justice are wide open,
and oppressors and midnight robbers
must come under the laws and their
deeds must be punished. These remarks
were followed byyapplause, which was
suppressed by the court and the Mar
shall was directed to clear the courtroom
II twas repeated. a1ii.tal ..is-..fI
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New York Money and stock market.

Money and Gold-afoliey market steady
MT 6a6 fpeit. cent. Sterling ESehnpge-pulli
at I6s1l9I ,Os9<. Gold-Rnther easieEs opening
at 1$9 declining 10 1891 and closing at 1871.
Government StOclS-A shade better; u. :.
6-s 81 1867: S-2Os reg of 81, 1917; 6ls cotT-
mons of a. 1903; 1910 coupons, We; Treasury
1870, SS5<; one year certificates, ISL; Tenn
as Ss1<: 80 6-s55lZ;O. & NJ. certificates 2Iif.
Ffeights-To Liverpool quiet and very nInl :
SfncRs-BstfeT.1 EXcllnnge lOS5k: Chicago 4
Rock Island 0S3Z; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q
Chicago QJ5k; Alton & Terre Hnute pretefTed
nj So Chicago e Alton lO3S; Hudson lGS
ReariinE 985S; Michigan Southern BS9s; Mlchl-
gan Central lOI5S; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3S5i;
Cleveland columbus q Cincinnati rs; Hud-
SON Isl 500; Toledo q Wabash ID ~; New York
Central Of; Erie SHf; Illinois Central us
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CA1Ro, Jan. 2s.2The steamer Asher,
with one thousand and twenty bales OF
cotton, was recently burned at ALBANIA
hariyer, Ga. The boat was valued at
sixty thousand dollars. Insured for
sixty thousand dollars. Most of the
cotton Is insured. Five or six negroes
were lost.
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sAy- FRANcfsf,oI ] Haul .. L''TIIe Nj.

SAN FRANclsco, Jan. 2s.RThe Mi
ming Share market Is q trit1e better.
The Humboldts Passengers. give n
glowing account of disco yeries Of dfa-
monds, gold and silver in Idaho.
mento Is nearly28 feet above low water
mark, the levee still holds back the
flood. The low lands of the surround
ing country are flooded, and families
are driven from their homes.
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xco,uoitssrsfeii spotted d

twenty dollar note on the First Nation
al Bank of Indianapo lis, Indiana, are
being circulated Wig. battle of Lex
fneton on the left end-back of note
Baptism of Poeahantas. Those that
we have seen are fairly executed and
likely 10 deceive good judges. E1anil
inc with care all tWenties on the Ma
tional Banks, as, with slight altera-
ton, the plate can be altered 70 suit any
National In the Country. - $
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Chieneo aIarl.et.

CHICAGO, Jan. %.
FIour-ActIve. Wheat-Sieady at 81 ,25{9
l3A. Corn-QuIet Oat&Quiet Lard-
Steady. Mess Pork-S25 60816, closing for
standard brands. English Meais-Actlve.-
Cumberland cut l31< l51zc, short ribbed l41Sc;
Green Meats-Quia and fiFm; hams f5faISc!
Picked Meats-InactIve and nominal Hogs
"A faifsupply ut $500 50 f1F middIfng choice.
Dressed Hoes-Opened dull and lower, but
closing firrn at SIC. 5p9u,s 55s,.,a-
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DENVER CITY, CAL, Jan. 24.-The
Colorado Territorial Legislature has
granted two liberal charters 70 Ben.
Holiday One fora road through Mid
die Park shortening the distance TO
San Francisco 200 miles, and the other
for the Holiday Mail and Express COM
pany. ~ .lsiEr
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One. s ~ .. Ifsilf s5..td
New York, Jan. 2s.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent tsays: One of
the Virginia delegation now awaiting
admission to Congress, autographed 70
that city, from Washington, on last
Wednesday, that it Is the intention OF
President johnson TO supercede the
present Virginia State Government by
a provisional one. This has received
credence in Richmond, and has there
fore, of course, created much connection
and CONSERVATION in financial as Wen
as political circles there. -
4 Paris letter contains the following
proclamation from Gen. Prtm:
ISpGHiurds: We have arrived at the
terrible moment which revolut1onlzes
and calls for the resources of the nation
and the main duty of honorable men,
am nj the head OF considerable mill
tary force, and a great number of armed
countrymen hasten on all sides to tight
under my orders for the cause of Tree
dom and fatherland. My banner is the
last manifesto of the Progressista Cen
trail Committee, and with ltin my hands
u will fight with my wonted valor
against the Government which dfshoIla
eors us abroad and ruins rs at home, TO
the point OF making us a. laughing stock
among foreign nations and bringing us
to the verge OF shame and bankruptcy.
Soldiers who have already fought un-
der my orders, you are aware thAt 1
have never forsaken you, and that "
you stand by me in this enterprise, i
Shall know how TO lead first, showing
youthe path tolvictory and next remu-
nerhtfng your endeayors. Fellow cfti-
zens and men of honor aid me to bring
to a happy end.a political revolution,
which may do away with the necessity
of that social revolution with which we
are Threatened. Spaniards! hurrah for
IibertyI for the Constitution and for the
Progressista Central Committee.
(SGgned) 81 2 = JUANPRIM.- =
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splrlt o. the stoel. aInrket.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2E.4The CONNER
cial says:
street, and prices show tendency to
depart from the late decline. The Jura's
report of an improving condition OF at
fairs at London has treasured tho
branches OF business depressed by the
previous European news-the effect be-
ing especially apparent in an advance
in government stocks and a partial
weakness in gold. There are no inn
portant cheque combinations on either
side of. the market. There has been u
slight increase of outside business dur
ing the week, but the bulk OF transac-
tons are on brokers' account. The
street demand is moderate. The ratio
on call Is becoming more generally six
per cent. with limited. business at three
per cent. Discounts are active. There
is better supply of produce bills, hut
the amount still falls short. JobbeF's
paper isiin very ample supply; rate for
prime names continues ut 61za75S per
cent. Good three and four months
bills at Sac per cent; lower grades l0al6
per cent. Gold is easier under the inn
preston that the crisis in. financial af-
fairs nj London has passed its climax,
and also owing to the growing convic-
ton that Congress will not authorize
the foreign loan proposed in bill unner
consideration in the committee of Ways
and Means. .-.,l....i !, il Lit .7zl
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 27.-rhe steamer
CITY of New York took out this fore
noon $3O0,26S, and the Houza $I41sQ01S
which. added TO Wednesday g ship
ments, makes total of SlgIlQo Tor IN tle'
week. Foreign exchange quiet as nsu-
al on the last day OF the week. The
leading drawers quote sixty days.
Sterling 1857. n 4 :. a.
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I,ou1syInnE, Jan 26-At Nashville,
Berry, Knight, Crab and Lysaugh, ali
under 20 years of age, the four murder
ersofMr. Hoffman, were hanged to-day.
River rising, with 20 feet on the shoals.
Cotton, 39c,
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No one was killed, as at first reported.
The engineer thinks that the train which
passed down in advance of him must
have broken rail. The car thrown of
the. track did not turn over, neither ear
was sleeping car, nor We're either of
the cars thrown of the bridge below, US
reported,
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Through an ARRANGEMENT with fine AIMEE
lean agencies Of the principal French and
Belgian manufacturers % > "A 54sfsis

I shall execute orders for unklfveretl or mix
ror plates, N The same mites eifafsetf Mt tho
general depot In New York o. PhIlhdelphia5
and insure ON transit Prices furnished at
my ennnting room, aHl.lsll IL. l.nQyl1 =
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.Etgfs4


NEW YoRK. Jan. "a serious acct
dent occurred. early this morning on
the Hudson River Railroad. The Gin
cinnati express train, due in this city
about 7fo'eloclS A. M, was partially
thrown from the track; two cars, said
to be sleeping cars, We're precipitated
of the bridge into the road below. One
was completely broken to pieces and
the other very nearly destroyed. Three
persons are reported killed and many
seriously injured. The place where the
accident occurred was ON a small bridge
over a road leading to the brick kilns
near Croton- Among the wounded in
the railroad disaster ares. s. McEwen
and wife, and George Murphy. They
were brought to this city. Mr.. McEwen
was n dry goods salesman in Utica.
One Of the cars nextto the extreme rear
was thrown on its side and dragged u
distance of nearly eighty yards. A
lady had two fingers cut of; u man,
whose name was not ascertained, had u
leg. broken, and others were severely
injured. gasa.a.. =. .fs..aH-
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4 gentleman, just arrived here from
Charleston, says that in consequence of
the cruel and oppressive legislation
against the freedmen enacted by the
South Carolina Legislature, General
Sickles has been compelled to issue a
yery radical order annulling all such
Legislative Instruments. 80,
fhe Manchester Guardian, of the 18th