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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-24
THE CITY.
'ents for the Union and American.
MERRITT & HILL.

To tEe Business Men OF Nashville
Mr.. +. d. KING, publisher Of the Nashville City
Directory, has deposited in our counting room the
following publications. which will at all times be
open for the information Of the public: New
York State Directory; Cincinnati City Directory
Louisville City Directory; Ohio State Directory
Boston City Directory. and Nashville City Direc-
tory
Other State and City Directories viii be added
% the collection, as soon as published.
Persons desiring any information from the above
works can have free access to them by calling at
cur counting room.
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Petition for Dover and to
Sell Land.

Joel P. Morrison and others 60. VIM. Russell and
others.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
Of The Clerk and Master in this cause. that the
defendants, WIN. L. Russell and wife, Parmelia }.
RUSSELL Margaret A. Russell and the unknown
heir Of Wesly II. Morrison, deceased. are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, 30 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them. Ii is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and
Master that publication be made in the UNION
AND American. a newspaper published IN the eity
Of Nashville. for four weeks in succession notify
ing said defendants to appear before the County
Court Of Hickman county, 70 be holden ~ the
Courthouse in the town Of Centreville, on the hrs
Monday in September next, and plead answer or
demur 20 the petition fled against them and 9th
ers or the same will be taken for confessed as %
them and set for hearing cc p0rte, &c.
NJ Il. PICKETT, c. 4 NJ.
Trlv Ia 1876 iyl5-wf
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SHELBY FEMALE INsTITUTE.-On the
second Monday in September will be
opened, in the building for some time ocsl-
pied by DIR. ELLIOTT, the Shelby Female In
stitute, 90 be under the control of Mr.. Gro.
/. BUTLER, recently Of Port Gibson, Miss.
Mr. BUTLER has the reputation Of being one
Of the best educators in the country, and will
be assisted in the direction Of the school by
pr. GEORGE S. BLACKrE Of this city, whose
reputation for ability and learning, and all
the qualities Of a good instructor is well
known. A full corps Of teachers in all the
departments will be employed, and every eff
fort put forth 10 make the school eminently
worthy Of patronage.
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RAILROAD MEETING.-At a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the n. d C. r. r.
Company yesterday, the following members
were present: NJ. BURNS, Preside mt; A.
Brown, f. F. ANDERSON, THos. c. WHITE
SIDE, w. T. BERRY, ANsoN NELSON, LEVI
WADE and W. BossoN (the latter director
for the State The road is in a furnishing
condition, and doing an extensive business.
The question of building a branch road to
Jasper was discussed, but no definite ac-
ton taken.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NmGNIA.-The
next session Of this time honoreJ institution
Of learning viii open on the first Monday in
October next Arrangements have been
completed whereby all the depart ments-
academic, law and medical-will be supplied
with teachers Of as great learning and abili-
ty as those who occupied the various profess
sors chairs previous to the war The Uni
yersity bids fair 10 rival and, indeed, exceed
to the announcement Of the coming session,
TO be found in our advertising columns.
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New YorIk StocIk NIarIset.

by Ielegrapn.l
NEW York, July 28-2. ct. W. & c., 98zS; c. &
R. l., 965s; c. K N W. 81; do. preferred 635{ l. G.
ISL; NJ. S. Sl5s: Reading 1924 Erie GO. $40
coupons Of 3d. 1858; do. of '65, 1921 10 coupons
9811 1905, LIST series, 1895 ID do, 1881. o. NJ.
certificates 2S1@, Stocks quiet. Gold 1905.
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THEATRE-The attendance at the The
atIe last night was much larger than that of
any night during the present season. The
house was packed, and was composed of the
fashionable of our city. The "Three Flying
Menof the Air" was a most remarkable feat.
Triple Paterre" was pronounced by all
as oneof the finest exhibitions Of Gymnastic
art, that ever appeared on the stage Of this
city. The Shadow Pantomime" was a
ludicTous affair, and ELECTED repeated rounds
of applause. The HANLAN BRoTHERs are
engaged for the remainder of the week, and
from the attendance on their first appear
ance, it is evident that they are to be favored
with crowded houses during their stay.
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RESOLUTION.

By Mr.. MURPHY: That the Comptrol-
Ter Of the Treasury shall issue his warrant
for mileage or per diem to no member of
the House Of Representatives who was not
present within the bar of the House at the
time of the passage of the Constitutional
Amendment nor to any member who was
present and failed to vote on the same, ex-
cept such member shall, for good cause, be
excused by said House. Laid over.
On motion, the House adjourned until 2
o1oIcoLr
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BURGLARY.-The store-house Of JANE
BRYANT on Church street. South Of Broad,
was entered Sabbath night last by negro
named HARRY CLAY, who was caught
while in the act of appropriating some Of
Mr. BRYANr's produce and turned over Ia
the police. He was before the Recorder
yesterday who fined him fifty dollars, in de-
fault of which he was put to breaking rock
for the remainder Of the summer.
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ELECTION NOTTCE.

THE HOLDERS OF SHARES IN THE State
i Insurance Company of Nashville are hereby
notified that between the hours of 10 A. N. and
P. NJ, of MONDAY, the 9th day Of August prof.,
an Election will be held, at the COmpanys Office,
Second National Bank Building for President,
Vice President and seven Directors, to serve rs
such for the term of one year from the day and
date of their election.
JOSEPH NASH,
jyl9-5w Genl Agent.
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Nashville. Tenn. July IA. 1850. j
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. JULY ST.
~ .S66 and until further notice, Passenger train
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The great Blood Purifier. A. q 1paas aud SUM
mor Medicine stands unri7aled, removes an in-
purites rom the blood. and gives hcal5L and
strength 90 the system.
HURLEY. RUDOLF & CO..
FrOpnetDrs
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RAILROADS.
Nashville and Decatur Railway.
Short Line
Between Nashville ard Huntsville.
Memphis NielZsburg. Mobile. New
Orleans, and all intermediate points.
Ikr9ugh 10 Memphis wheat Change u Can.
FARE As Low As THE LOWEST.

OHig one Cjaage Jei,esen NaskriHs end Mobile aaY
Oct tco Chances beficeea NashriHeaH{ Verr
Orieuus
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COLONIAL IMMIGRATION COMPANY
Agreeable to arrangements, the officers and
directors Of the Tennessee Colonial and In
migration Company had an interview with
the House Of Representatives at o'clock P.
NJ, yesterday. The objects of the company
were fully and deliberately set forth by Col.
J. n. PARAMoRE, one Of the Directors Of
| the company. lie delivered an address of
half hours length, in which he explained
the objects and aims of the company. In
the first place he showed conclusively why
it was that heretofore foreigners had refused
10 come 10 Tennessee. The cause Of which
! heascribed to the existence Ofslavery, and the
/ apparent desire on the part Of the wealthy men
Of the South to hold all large and valuable
tracts Of land, tn ereby preventing all men of
small means, as was generally the case with
regard to foreigners, from making purchases
of lands as homesteads He claimed that
| Tennessee possessed all the advantages that
climate, soil and situation could bestow, be-
ing alike removed from the intense heat Of
| the South and the severe cold Of the North
and now that slavery was abolished, intelli-
| gent and industrious immigrants would
come among us and cause our valleys hills
! and mountains to echo with the sound Of the
reaper and the hammer Of the artisan. He
said if their object was accomplished, of
which there was no reasonable doubt, our
State would take her position among the
first States in the Union, as to prosperity
and wealth.
He was followed by Judge WATSON, Gen.
EATON of the Memphis Post, w. c. J.
SMITH, Of Hardeman, and Col. DoUGHTY,
who addressed the meeting as to the intent
Of the enterprise, portraying the great adj
vantages to be derived from the immigration
Of the working classes of Germany and other
portions Of Europe to this State.
Judge WATSON, on the part Of the direc-
tors and members Of the company, asked
the Representatives from the different coun-
ties of the State to act as agents for the COM
pany, and when they could not do this, to
secure some reliable citizen TO do it for them;
and before leaving the city to call at the
Office of the company and procure the ne
cessary papers for that purpose. There is
no doubt but what the Legislature, at their
next meeting, will aid this enterprise. In
doing so they will contribute more to the
advantage and general recuperation Of the
State than by the legislation of millions for
any other purpose In this they would en-
hance the pecuniary interest Of the peo-
pie, and at the same time be adding to the
general wealth and prosperity of the State.
NEGRO IMPERTINENCE.-Ye sterday a ne
gro by the name Of JACOB KIRKPATRICK
was arrested near the Louisville depot by
the police, on complaint of a white woman,
who alledges that the scoundred had fol-
lowed her through several streets. When
ever she endeavored to get out of his way he
would take advantage Of the streets and
alleys and overtake her On a hearing of
Ia. vras
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Close connections made at Stevenson and Chat
tanOOga for all cities East aud South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
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Notlee 10 Tnx Pavers.

FtvHE CRY TAX BOOK FOR 1855 rs NOW
i ready and viii remain open f1r eKamin at.on
l0r ten days. ANY person desiring 30 axamina
their Tax List VIII rleilse cali ai the ofice of Dr.
Briggs. No. % Cherry Fircef, ~ auy hcrr during
ma time. 4Hea. u HAILM
is4 cliy Af1aef.
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Mr.. CLINGAN presented a petition from
seventy-six citizens of Hamilton county.
protesting against the Metropolitan Police
bill as applied to Chattanooga.
Referred to the Committee on Metropoli-
tan Pnlicn
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REMARKABLE RECOVERY OF SPEECH
A gentleman who left Chattanooga on Fri
day informs US of a singular accident that
occurred in that place on Thursday. A
little boy by the name Of NATHAN BACH,
son of JACOB BACH, of that city, who had
been dumb for the past four months, was re-
turning from a visit to DR.. Lock, where he
had been to procure medicine for the recov
cry of his speech, when hack came DASH
ing down the street and was just in the act
Of running over him, when he cried out at
the top of his voice, "Stop p-his voice re-
turning to him. His parents had been max
ing preparations to start, in a few days, for
Cincinnati, to have him treated by an emf
nent physician, with the hope of having him
relieved Of his dumbness. The Joy Of his
parents may well be conceived.
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ACQUITTED.-Mr MELVILLE, who was
arraigned before Esquire MATHEWS yester-
day, charged with obtaining lumber and
other building material,r valued at some
$500, under false pretences, from one SEX
TON, was acquitted-the prosecution being
taxed with the cost
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RECEIVERS SALE-Mr. W. H. FUNsTON,
as receiver, will sell at private sale, The
stock Of family groceries at No. Cherry
street. This is a good opportunity to pur-
chase supplies, as the goods are Of the best
quality, and will be sold at low rates The
storehousc and lease OF the ground on which
Ii stands are also for sale.
w. 4. CARR and J. w. PElRry, two old
and well known citizens, will act as sales
men at the store and viii be pleased TO
wait ON all their friends who may call on
them
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Powers IN THE FIELD AGAIN.-MKE
POWERS will reopen his old stand, on the
southeast corner Of the Square and Market
street, on OF about the lst Of August, at
which time he will have returned from an
Eastern trap, to purchase an entire stock Of
new and soasonable clothing suitable for this
market. Ills cid friends and patrons will
not forget the rodoubtsble MIKE jylS-tE
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EyERYBoDy should see the beautiful
Tumber Washer attached TO the Soda Fount
at PARKS 4 Co.'s Drug Store, corner OF
Church and SKINNER streets. Don't fail TO
see this truly wonderful piece Of mechanism
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TO BUILDERS.

CfEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- ~ the underlined until Jelly 9TH, for the
modelling Of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Plans and specifications can be seen q the Office
Of the Architects, WILbETT. kIDDELL a CO.
corner Of Church and High streets.
The right % reject any or az blds . reserved
JAMES THOMAS.
iylT-Iw Chm'n Building Committee.
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The Office to INSURE LIFE in is the KNICKER-
BOOKER, with 8, 100000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents.
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SOUTHERN MADE PIANos.-For thirty
years WIN. KNABE has been manufacturing
in the city of Baltimore, his grand, square
and upright pianos, and in all that time his
instruments have given the most unbounded
satisfaction to all who have used them. TIER
power sweetness and other fine qualities are
unsurpassed by any other pianos manufac-
tured in this country. Performers of the
highest talent and cultivation have given
them their most emphatic endorsement,
while amateurs, teachers and pupils in many
Of. the leading schools, have been most enthu-
siastic in their praise. Their durability,
beauty Of workmanship, elasticity of touch,
and great purity of information, have render
ed the KNABE piano the greatest favorite
with all who have used them.
The agent for the manufacture in this
city is Mr.. JoHiy Luck, and we advise all
who are DESTROYS of obtaining really fine in
strments, which will give entire satisfac-
ton, to call at his music store on Summer
street, and examine the specimens on hand.
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STEALING A PIsToL.-A negro by the
name Of FRED. HAMILTON was arrested
yesterday, for stealing pistol from an Afri-
can by the name Of y. HARDEN. His
excuse for the theft was that he needed
some change 10 spend" In default Of $50
he took up his abode on the bluff
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WE are informed that forty shares Of the
South Nashville Street Railroad, sold few
days since at par-cash in hand. This
speaks well for the condition Of the Com
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w. FREEMAN q co.

THE Board Of Health does nat meet to-
night The regular meeting is Tuesday,
July 3lst.
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MOUNT OmvEr CEMETERY. The Direc-
tors Of the Mount OIivet Cemetery Company
held a meeting al the Office of NELSON and
MUEFREE yesterday afternoon. The Com
pany has wonderfully recuperated since the
war, aud the grounds and enclosures at
Mount Olivet are in good condition.
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THE river at this point is rising slowly
with about thirty inches water on the Shoals.
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pmN'r SUocEED.-W. Parsons who is
under bonds ON the charge Of concealing sto-
len goods, endeayored yesterday TO obtain
possession of them. lie had a writ Of reple-
vim served ON CAyrr and his detectives, che
parties who arrested him. The case was
carried before Esquire MATHEWS who deci-
ded that he had mo- jurisdiction in the case
that the matter was in the hands Of the Cir
cult Court The suit was dismissed.
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FREE FEHRY.-We are authorized and re-
quested to say that those engaged in the
Free Bridge enterprise, have determined to
establish also a conditional Free Ferry at
the Shelby landing This will be done in
a very few weeks.
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To COnsumptIVes.
FOR OHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-AIways % be Depended Upon
Nothing moro reliable than Hurloy's Tonic.
WILL cure Agus and Fever. Chills and fever. in-
w tarmittent Fever, Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Hurleys Tonic speaks In the highest
terms Of II. As curative agent b ia unsurp assed
and more certain than quinlue. No bed results
from using HURLEY IS TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. send orders %
HURLEY. RUDDDEE X CO..
Projectors. LauiiVilis Ky
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geaf0n's Chemical Writing Fluid Is bce0mng
world renowned Tor Is superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six year, 70 has be-
come the principal In use with those who want
decidedly the best ink for records thGt can b.
used. For counting houses. banks o. sehq1is BE-
j. uncqailed. and needs only % be tried 20 b ap
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PGIvkFE MEDIcAL ADvICE.-Rcsd Or. Whit
tiers adTersisenentin smother column. Jansen
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COUBr MAUuAL-Thc General Court
Martial which has been in session here for
some months adjourned yesterday until the
18th Of August next The trial of Maj. CAR
LusE was concluded, and the proceedings
of the court forwarded to Gen. SLOVENIAN.
The business that comes before the court in
August is not Of an important character.
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REcORpER's CoURr-one case of fast
riding fined $40, and three - each. One
ease Of jisorlerly conduct $50, three -
each. and six 50 each Drunks, two cases,
fined s. each, and one case 81. One case Of
nuisance fined -. One case for keeping
business house open on sabbath, fined -.
One case for house-brcaking, fined $.
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Divided into four smaller tracts. Also. several
other snail tracts near the same; all Of which
will Be better understood b. reference 20 the plat
TFRMS-0ne and two years credit With IN
terest from date. Bond and security VIII b re-
quirsd fand q lien retained for the purchase
money ljy2-3El JAMES !. akhhh.
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CoRREcTI0N.-ln our notice of the state
mcnts Of the Commissioners in regard 10 the
leasing of ;he penitentiary, in our issue Of
Sabbath morning, We said that Mr.. PORTER
offered G3 ce.ts per diem to the man when
We should have said g.. We make this cor
rcction in Justice 10 The Commissioners
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RoRERrsoN ColNry.-The Robertson
Rrgisisro OF saturday says:
The Hci proceeds for the benefit Of the
destitute Of Robertson County, received,
al the Fair and Concerts Of this place, On
the an inst, by the Robertson County La
dies Benevolent Society, was One Thousand
and Twelve Dollars and Eighty Cents
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HURLEY. PUDDLE & Co, Proprief0rs.
Corner Seventh and Green streets.
Louisville. Kentucky.
For sale BIZ Berry Dcmoviile a Wh=ffon- j rs .
HarwelE Iitterer X Caller Puiliam a McCui-
Tough: Blood q Gregory, Nashville and hy ar
Uruvrfsfr. IMuaIsI~l rIiW
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A L L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPEg;SEESgExr.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. X q. AND n. L N, w. RALWAY.
Nashville, Tenn, July Il. 1866. J
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. JULY sTH
~ 800, and until further notice. Passenger trains
will run as f0llOws:
Nashville and Chattanooga I.sne.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South, at $40 A. N. and 435 P N. Arrive ct Chatta-
nOoga at 5.35 P. N. and 200 A. y. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at 6.I5 A. u. and $50
P. N. Arrive at Nashville at 4;05 P. NJ. and $40
A. n. next day.
All trains connect at wartraee for shelbyville.
FARE TO NEW oRLEAs.--...................ss4 %
MgRIptITS '''''''''-''-'' 81 81 d ~
HUNTSVILLE .....-................. 30
Close connections made at Stevenson and Chat
tanOOga for all cities East and South.
Sleeping ears on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
EXPRESS PAssENGER--Leaves Nashville for
JOhnsOnville, and all points West and Northwest,
at 500 P. N. Leaves Kingston Springs at 6:l5, p.
n. Arrive ct JOnnSOnville $3.50 P. n. Returning
leave JOhns0nYille at 300 A. NJ, Arrive at Kings
ton Oils A. n. Arrive az Nashville at 7:30 A. n.
ACCOKNODA TION.-Leave Nashville at 500 A. NJ
Arrive at Kingston at lO:OO, A. NJ. Arrive at
JOhnsOnvllle at Bio, p NJ. Leave JOhnsOnvilie at
5:l5, A. M, Leave Kin gstOn Springs 1000 A. 81,
Arrive at Nashville at IL NOON.
Trains on the N. & N. w. r. r. connect at
yOhnsOnville, with the Cairo and Johns0nville
Packets without fail.
Sc Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and N. w. Railroad.
HS- Passengers by this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
So Trains stop at all intermediate points.
An Excursion Train viii leave the Chattl-
nOOga Depot every Sunday az 8 A. NJ, for Kings
ton Springs. Returning viii leave the Springs at
8 p. NJ.
Fare for the round trip 81 25.
Procure tickets at ii G. JacksOn's opposite St.
Cloud Hotel. OF at the Chattanooga Depot
w. p. INNES, Gen1 Supt,
n. & Q. and n. W. r. r.
J. W. BROWN, Gent Pass Agent
marT-ff
The tri-weekly standard., 1866-09-13
Collision on the N. C. Railroad.

At about half past four o'clock yesterday
morning, a collision took place between the
Freight train, bound East, and the Gravel
train the n. c. r. R., near Harrisburg
killing three men and severely wounding
three more.
Two of the killed were white men and the
other freedman 4; one of the former lived
near Salisbury, but his name we could not
learn the other, an Irishman named Cody
We wonld ascertain nothing in regard to the
freedman. Mr.. Lewis, engineer of the GRAY
ell train, had his leg taken off above the knee,
and is otherwise severely hurt. The fireman
was badly scalded, and another employee,
name not known, badly injured.
We understand that Coolys body was rob-
he'd of about 5000, and parties are now on
the track of the thief 1t is hoped that the
scoundrel who would rob the dead, will be
caught and promptly punished. The Freight
WAS somewhat behind time and the Conduc
tor of the Gravel train thought it had passed
and went out to work, and in the darkness
collided with the results above stated.
Charlotte Times.