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De Ia ROCKIES
& Ii Ii a IN G. -.

never filling Remedy f9- Al forms Of ChiIls.
CbiIs and Fever. Uu8b Chills- Intermittent Re
1a5t-eut and Bilious Fe~er Periodical Hezdzehe
Neuralgia pain AID aching q tie joints and li-a-
general debility. cold chilly sensations. and al
plants % hilarious o-l-ln- Produces 10 ulpless
ant feelings about -be bad can D. administered 70
infants and can Be relied upon N the Longest stand
iuE c2ses . b found and the cure Is Permanent
Cal and look al il
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L. The Ladies concert last night
80. the City Hall, for the benefit of the
Episcopal Church, vas delightful en-
,.rtaiument The Jisagreeable wealth
.c prevented so fin an attendance
as could have been wished but
the performances did not on
Chat account lack anything Of spirit
Al who were present were highly
pleased. anal ii wa, % matter of pride to
us Co witness such an exhibition of
genuine musical taste and skill among
the amateur. Of our city.
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.-s-,.so, hing usade f0E a Patent Right for an
q or Tor The dress Of Mil kscks and
IL trunks al the same II Persons ass nsse1y 10
consent q A-I-Slss y J. s. CARTER
Wsvue COuuty, Miss, March = 6S-Ssdu
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- Elder W. NJ. Lea will preach
d, the Baptist Church, on Sunday
next at II o'clock, A. NJ Services
also at night
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P HYSICIkNS' COMBINATION
SECRET CURTAIN DETHRONED b..
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS 81!

Conscious Of . public demand FOR reliable meli
Cllal compounds possessing intrinsic value and
merit and aware OF tie ella bic and lEz1eg lare
supply. mostly from Northern sources and rr-
pared uE parties possessing 10 experience ia south
r-e4t------ uu-r1 Der % able and experienced
pr ssCe1 anil ARE vIiL64FotlLs % supply that de
--.5rE f- C-f---Z- a class Of
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with the r0seate hines Of nature rounds and rhisel=
the euaciz-eG- adds b-iaIlialcy % The eve and
tsLlset ar0l=ss The melancholy. ss1Ile7 the u=r-
-oEs- lIupzrIs s-a-T 70 retiring gir-E0Od and com
T.ls=- old a-- L produces these Effects BIZ thor
Ou-lly aTUlsl1z AID EeIlT. -Ora-L1Z the whole f.
male system 70 is natural healthy functions No
female married single II delicate health should
- without Il CAL On our = gent and ask his op.u-
iol- Price 3 - Per bottle
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The Red Jacket Stomach Biters inyiso-
rate the system, give tone 10 the stomach.
and enliyen the mind Thousand, have
used it, and there is but one voice. and that
of their wonderful cures. They are sold by
all druggists
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Family Medicines,

which FOR reliability. prulpt-ess and efficiency NAY
De confidently relied upon DIsClalIling 4Hy -up--
rl0-lrv OF medical arralnmeut- OF the discovery Of
any Volcanic compound eliminated from is TAE-a-
den vet claim the night and ability Tor the
intellect 81 our own southern Physicians L. t9-rtE
combat and dictate terms Of ou- oapitl.ar-ol Of O-
g71 Diseases
II ir this HONEST strategy. there Be-
Let .t extend nv friends from Gull 70 sea
The Ilr5d Lizhri1Ess fash from Pole - Pole.
LIT LS-E-LE-T govern. -h-l- tLuud--s -g-L-
Our Medicines are AL classified according % The
dictates Of reason and common se--se-nJ one az
-irle recommended Tor AL diseases and more
complete than any class Of medicines ever offered :.
the ArlerlcaE people. As al secrecy j. removed
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emale % sell the
GLnEE- SEMLNG MACHLNE-

the Simplest and Cheapest GOOD Machine in use
Licensed by Elias Fow- Jr silver Medal
awarded AZ Mechanics Pair October l-GI
sample Machines sent 70 a gents on trial at
Agents Price >eui -.E la-gTlE -lrr Giro and terms
send Tor uy new Patent IEeallr. II costs less
than lllf what III Old table dos
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.


Let District. March 18Th. loo
Duncan Kennedy, Jr. At Rules IN Chan
vs. fcery.
Wright & Allen. et al.
On opening the papers IN this case and II
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court
that Hamilton NJ Wright. Charles ". Al
len. David stewart and Z. T. Malone do NOT
reside in the state Of Mississippi. but are
uou-r--id.uts thereof. II l. therefore or
dered that they shall enter their appearance
in this cause. and plead. ans wer OF temur. on
the lst Monday In June. l-b5, that being tLr
next regular term of this Court, or the bill
and allegations thereof viii be- taken Tor
confessed and admitted. Ii Is further or
dered that a copy of this order be published
in the Daily Clarion, newspaper published
in the city Of jackson. Miss. Tor four sue
ce-.ive weeks. AT least once in each week
A true copy from the minutes. Issued
this March 10Th. l-6G
( - Witness nv hand and private
Is seal. there being 10 seal oi said
I - NCourt affixed al office az jackson.
Miss. in the District aforesaid. this l9rA
day Of March. A u. leo.
W. o. CHAPMAN. Clerk
l. 4 LINDSEY -. c. April 3tw.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
letter OINTMENT
L most excellent preparation for the cure Of that
class Of ll4l4-.ies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
and which arr popularity kl5vu az Chronic erup-
tons I.t-eT Pimp.es Bli---rs Scabs SAID Head
M-lE-CrTl-r ElL --WUTm etc -tC.
II viii also an Itch and other local verrn1 which
prey upon the skin. 1t soiJ-Hs and derasHes the
-Na--u -.rluL- matters L-po-atel upon the skin
heals -lr crack Dl-t-Is and g-lp.e- and renders
the curau-ous surface smooth and Vliahie. Il las
been used 10. DE Gilbert with most satisfactory -s
suits iur many years Il l. offered ;1- sale ~ this
--se from the firm conviction that it must u-a----
--r rra- with tie hearty aQE-gaa--1u Of those " l5
aE- Use OF t.
El directions for the method of using these rem
ea-- plain and asourara description u humber
~ --r different varieties III skin diseases and many
---s.- ---s---1-s IN Ee-a-. ~ tL-.- cure "ll a-
o.. -- printed OIL circular accom- TaIv--- each pack
Thee -u-e-ri1-- are The fr-lir Of most pie
experience aegu ---o HE Lr. Samuel Gilbert during
bis ----as-l-l-F professional career IN the t-e4t-
--E- a. this class OF diseases u the cities 81 Mem
rll- New Orleans and New York and VIII II j.
l. expected enable most uup-oi-s>lo-l persons 20
---a- their own cases with much greater success
rl- r..- which usually falls 10 The ..t Of ordinary
physicians.
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English Female Bitter.

For -e cure o. painful suppressed or irregular men
s-r1zti01 LeucJ--loz OF Whites IrrlraUll.-y Tlce-
ration and Failing Of The Womb. HysG=r5us- Chic
r1-1s S-erIll5ry Palpi-atI0l- Sh0-Tness Of Breath
Melancholy Swimming OF lIlddzuess OF the Head
Sea H-alscbe Pain IL the SIDE Back OF L5-ls
Cold Feet and Hands Nervous Debility and Pro-
tra-lsu and al that class q troublesome com lsurs
a-1slgtlug old and young feuale.- Il removes al
distinctions 70 nature promotes regularity and re-
Leves the depending
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Imports for and upon the order Of American I'm
ployers European Laborers Of every occupation
and every nationality
Hires in New York. and other seautard axe ana
nor operatives Of every class male OF female WLo
have a. ready arrived II this country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAX ASSESSORS AND PRO
BATE CLERKS.
AUDuORs OFFICR
Jackson Miss. April 18th 1866
The Land and Personal Assessment Rolls for Is.
cal year l-65. and Blanks for Census return. are
ready for delivery at this Office. Probate Clerks
and Assessors will forward their orders for the
same. The rolls cannot he sent by mail
THOMAS T. SWAMI
April l9d30d. Auditor Public Accounts
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ERUPTl0NS, TETTER, ULCERS, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS. ETC.

II j. particularly useful il Suppressed Meu-trua-
ton. Hereditary Iaiuts syphilis and maladir- ari-
IuE from lougcoutiuued Use Of Calomel Blue Mas
Corrosive >ublimate Powders solution D1u0vaU's
solution. and other preparations OF mercury and
arsenic.
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STEADILY.
SURELY. STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
SM0LANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
COME, YE AFFLICTED!
TRY SMOLANDER 5.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

y. O.. J. Il G. y RR
On and otter "Wednesday. the 4th inst,
a Passenger Train viii leave New Orleans
daily at 700 A. NJ. and arrive al jackson
els P. NJ. Canton -.OyP.M
Returning, will leave Canton daily at 90
4. NJ arrIveat jackson 900 A. NJ; New Or
leans - ,. ".
BY this slight modification OF present
schedule. close connections are made with
all connecting lines North
3 II GREENE.
apl { div Asst. Supt. Il Eugr
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
GENE RAJ ALTER TIVE

Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
DEMONSTRATIONS them 70 additional activity in
their natural functions Of eliminating from the Cir
culatiuz Fluids the usual Efete land in disease
Morbid Matters and eNpelling them through the
skin kidu-ys Liver and Alimeutary Canal from
the system II = therefore adapted for the relief
Of chronic diseases affecting those organs and Of the
mugu. membranes lining them such a.
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T. J. Wicker, of Magnolia. is author
lied To act a. agent for the Clarion. He will
travel for some time III the counties OF Pike.
Franklin and Wilkinson. and viii receive
subscriptions for the Clarion.
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MANTEp.

tg-Thomas Mcintyre j. our authorized
agent for New Orleans
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Statement Of the Capital, Assets and liabilities Of the
Insurance Company Of the V alley Of Virginia,
JANUARY LIST,

l The Namea ndL Location of the
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA"
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April u l-Ha.
The attention of the members II rl.
Boards OF County Police j, hereby directed
D. the following extract from
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
Chicago Markets.

''. ".'". 81. Chicago. Jan. 80.
Mess pork advanced 25n50c per barrel;
sales at from S25 75a27 0G closing at about
26 80 for standard brands.
Prime mess pork generally held at "a 90;
sales al % 20 for n,rss.
Ordinary pork quiet. selling ut % 90.
Green meats in m>lerate request; we
note sales OF hams at l5i from slaughtered
hogs, and at l5c FROM dressed hogs.
Dressed hogs were firmar in their views
at the OPENING and prices improved 2@c
per 100 lbs; sales at ~ 75all 10. but to-
wards the close buyers held back; the mar
kpt at the Present writing; is quiet at 10 10
alt ~, dividing on 2D5 lbs, or at 10 S5alQa-
% all round for good lots; there are sellers
but no BUYERS at II 90 all r0unI.
-Four, prices have not clItlged materi-
ally as will be seen from the following
Quotations.: Illinois and st. Louis white
winter II GOALS on; Michigan white winter
at 9 Dnull %; Wisconsin white winter 7 10
all 30, red winter 7ia9 90; fancy spring
extras :J0aS 90: choice spring 0Oa9 %;
good spring extras 52ia5 80; low grades
L5a5 - SuperIiMp I 00aJ 30.
I've fiour4 0Ol %.
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The st. Louis C Cedar Rapids R. R

The st. Louis & Cedar Rapids r. R.
We should like tohear from The commit
tee appointed at the railroad meeting to
solicit subscriptions for stock in the above
Road, how they are succeeding, and how
much stock has been subscribed. 1t seems
&c MS That our people are not taking the in
tarest in this enterprise that they should !;
aud We prophesv that unless they now
wake up to q proper understanding of the
matter, they arW wake up some time and
find that the road is nOt coming, here
Strenuous eXertions are being made by
Washington and Jefferson counties to get
the road through there, and Il convention
has been held at Washington. and money
has been appropriated 10 make a survey
of the route. via Fairfield. Washington and
Iowa City, from the State line to Cedar
Rspiis, and have appointed Il committee
to solicit a competent Engineer from the
North Missouri Railroad Company for this
purpoSe--snid survey to be reported to st.
L. 4 {. Il. Railroad Company. p, Sow we
don't believe that The latter company will
adopt this rnule, because it is not as prac-
ticable as the one via this place, (the eN-
PLANTATION being that it is the shortest one, }
unless THY offer more Inducements than
are offered by oar people--which they are
in a fair way of doing-and ariU do if our
people don't arouse and shake of, the leth-
argy which seems TO have come upon them
in this matter. We hope they Will, rs this
j. a matter of vital interest to our city and
county. ..f... .. -... .t .,..,j t...:..
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A New Bill.

The following bill has sheen introduced
in TN the house Ivy Hon. John Russell of
Jones County. 1t is in substance the law
OF New York, Michigan and Wisconsin
and most of the Northern States. and
should long ago have been the law of
IOWA. II will secure the publication of
the matter contemplated nj a small eX-
penseto the county treasures, and would
give the people that kind OF information
they always desire and are invariably
willing to pay for. We hope soon to hear
of its becoming a law.
ABILI.
For an Act to provide for the publication
of General Laws and of the proceedings of
the Board Of Supervisors in the several
counties. ..f.....s . r.
Be 1t enacted by the General assembly ~
the State Of Iowa. as tolIows. tO-pit'
SECTION |. The Board of Supervisor of
the several counties. shall at their meeting
in the month of June, 1866. and thereafter
at each regular meeting in the month of
January. select two newspapers. or one il
but one be published in the county. i'm
which paper or papers shall be published
all general laws enacted by the present
and future General Assemblies. .....
h' SEC. 2. II shall he the duty of the Sec
rotary of State to furnish the Clerks of the
several Boards of Supervisors, printed
slips or copies of: newspapers containing
al general laws enacted, as soon as NAV
be after their enactment and it SHALL be
the duty ofthe said clerks, on receipt there
kof. to deliver the same to the newspapers
selected aforesaid, for publi"ation therin.
!, SEC. 8. In the said papers SO selected,
there shall also be published the proceed
ings Of all meetings of the Boards of Sill
pervisors Of the counties in which such pa
pers are respectively publisher, copies
of which said proceeding shall pe furnish
ed by the Clerks of said Boards for that
purpose. g..l -..-.,s,,. II 81 '.ui. a. o..
| SEC. 4. The compensation for the pub
| LEGATION of the laws and proceedings as
aforesaid, shall he one-thrd the rates of
, legal advertisements as allowed by law;
and all claims for such compensation shall
be audited allowed and paid as other claims
agains TIE county in which publication is
made. ..". .4. ..' 80 ''' .i.. ''''
SEC. ). This act shall take effect and he
in force from and its publication in the
Iowa State Register and Iowa Homestead
newspapers published at Des Moines.
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xxx CONGRESS.
ashington, Jan. q.
HOUSE.

! .
ba The House went into Committee ofthe
! Whole ON the State of the Union. Mr.
Washburn OF Illinois. in the Chair and
iiniiaf message. '
Smith. Of Kentully, concluded the re-
marks heretofore contmnnrtnl saving
among other things that the doctrines which
We're initiated during the war by the m
! ion party. was that secession was heresv.
and that il volated all the principles oil
! the Constitution and laws on which ON
government was established In niain-
tanning this position he referred to the rec
ord of authorities made by Congress. run
ming through four wears. and quoted from
the remarks OF many distinguished gen
tlenIen. '
/ Mr.. Baher Of Illinois. srid thet to his
mind, two fundamental principles bad
been presented. one of them was firmly
adhered to by the small Democratic oppO-
sition in this house
1t was also apparently favored hv few
Of the members of the Overwhelming
Union party, it was. that in order to re-
store the lately rebeiiious States to their
nominal position, Congress bad nothing 10
do but to act under that clause Of the Con-
stitution which gives to EACH House the
right to Judge Of the elective qualifications
and returns of It's own members; the other
fundamental idea was in keeping with the
highest prerogative OF Congress and de-
manded by the people, viz. that we should
90 behind the mere surface Of the election
qualifications and returns Of mpmbcrs.-
EIe held that it was the tuty of Congress
TO fix up the House for future acc0nmo-
dations, and until that time the Southern
States should talle~back their seats.
Mr.. Broomall, of Pa, said the great prob
lem was, what should be done with the
people lately in rebellion? on the solution
Of which depended the continuance Of The
country for ages. There were, he contend
ell, no rights OF the vunquished to embar-
rass our action in reviving the old States
or Keeping the conquered country i'll II ter
ritoria! condition, as either may best sub
serve the interests Of the entire nation. A
conquered people have no rights, civil or
POLITICAL: The victor may exact all the
guarantees necessary to prevent the recur-
renee Of hoStilities, and the cOnqueror is
sole Judge Of the guarantees in civil war
| The conquered can be treated as the con-
quoror pleases. ..
House adjourned.
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Legal. NOTICE.

state Iowa, Wapelio County. II 81 ra.i,ryyy E-s
In Comfy Court said County, Janus ry tst, 1864
]. Brigham, County Judge, 20 the widow II ers nd
Iegstees Of Charles Harvard deceased late OF sal
County, and especially TO Matilda Hopkins Ca thar
ice shipmsn, Elizabeth Il ar ris and Margaret Har-
ward Daughters Of said Gecedent, aud TO all who's
II NAV concera. , -s "a =
Notice il hereby given that thi. day there was
aud read publicly in open Court an instru
ment OF writing purporting to be the Last VIII and
Testament oftharles Harvard deceased and that
the st Monday In February, 1866, has been fixed by
the Court as the day upon which proof O ftheKeDu-
lnene's Of said instrument will be heard at which
time and place I'll persons interested may be heard
,-,LA1 T:BlGHAM, County Judge. (
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Nny Tlrk Eirkat.

..~.'1- .-- New York, Jan. 80.
Cotton lc better, at i0a50 for mii,!ling.
Flour quiet, u;lI prices with at decided
change; 75q7 - for Extra, State; 8 5oaS 90
for Extra r. il. O.rani 3 +5pll 30 for Trade
Brands, the market closiIl; quiet.
Wheat quiet anl tirm.r, with very
moderate demand; NJ / M'twnpAe'' al
! 73a2 90; choice, i,ew Amber Nil. IS i'll
store. O.. ... ........ ...r-n' .....
Rye dali. ...... ,....... i..i....4s.s. ....
Barley and Barley Malt dull AMI nomi-
nal. ...i
Corn more active and Ic better, SlnS2 for
unsound, S4.,$j for sound mixed Western
in store ani delivered, ."
Oats duh ana heavy. at 1lla4t for I'M
sound, and i9;lj0 for sound. .l...
Coffee rirn but quiet.
:, Sugar very duli; Cuba at l2l. ~ ~
| Moiasses dull New Orsenus at GOAL
10. ,.... fjr, .,, 3 . 49,. s...
Pork opened firmrr. prices for. mess
ranging from - 75aZ9 -.
New York, Jan. 80.
Money-Steahy AT sac per cent. .
| StelinG Exchlnge--Du at los! al0Sf.
/ Gold--Eirmer, opening at lio5, adyahc-
Ing to Il ana closing at itoi. ..:
Residents on the mill route between
Macon Mo. and Dittinwa, haverepeated-
v petitidncl torf, daiIy mail Between those
points,. The petition seems to have been
unheedcd till lately, when Ho,I'J. 7. Ben
ja'nin personally appI!edto the PostOttire
Department, and was told That on the route
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Washington, Jan. %.

......., r...ri " tsllligt"h, Jan. ~.
The report Of the L. 5. Revenue Com
mission has been laid before Congress. 1t
makes various recommendations. and pre-
scnts form OF bills in order to the better
enlargement Of the revenue laws, and sug-
geSts increased sources OF revenue. ..,..s go,
The Commission also append reports on
tea, coffee, cotton, sugar and molasSes. TO
that end the Secretary OF the Treasury APP
APPROVES Of all the recommendations, with
the exception of the lime at which pay
ment OF the: principal ofthe public debt
should commences. .. ..0..,.... .... ...,.r -...
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= UTRIFFS SALE.

- BH virtue OF a specia Execution &c nc direct.
eHhy The Tlerk of the District Court of W ap clio
c"unfy state OF Iowa, commanding to sell tn q
property h. reinafter desr ribed as by a decree OF
SAID Court directed will expose to sale at pub =
aue lopsto the highest and best bidder for cash
hand. AT the front door Of the Cert House In Wss-
elio county. Iowa, on the 18th day of February
$50, between the hours Of 9 clock, A. n. and /
O'Clock. I? NJ. commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, Of
said daE, the following Real Estate to-wit:
The northeast quarte Of the south east quarter
otsert"p lumber w enty two GER tow ip seven
". uree tt3), range twelve Oh west and also tn
west nan Of The southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF section enty-three, %, township
seveEy-'hree. I3, range twelve, IL west, situatea
In sal cOnBty and State. p 90, ), : ..- r y.
Taken as nv special Execution directed as the
property Of Jonathan l.. Boster and Pauina Boster
TO satisfy said execution in favor of Henry s. Cow.
ger, administrators of Gustavts Cowger, and
against defendant for the OF (s27D two hu ndrsd
and seventy one dollars and interest and costs.
- q. DERRY, HERTZ Of Wapello Co, Iowa. =
Shtr'a's Office, ouumwa Iowa, Jam 10Th, 1864 /
NS42-5l-iw. :
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New York. Jan. q.

4 serious accident occurred this morn
ing on the Hudson River Railroad. The
Cincinnatiex press train, due i'm this city
ab6ut7 o'clock IA. m, was partiaIIythrow
rom the track; two cars said to he Sleep
ing cars. were:precpitated otrthe bridge in
To the road below, one was completely
broken to pieces and the other very nearly
destroyed. Three persons arereported kill
ed and many seriously injured. The
place where the accident occurred was IA
small bridge over the road leading TO brick
Kiln 5 near Croton.