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EGAL NOTICE

IL Mstilds Alexander, resident Of Illinois,
Benjamin J. .SnJ1er. resident Of Illinois, Sc.
rsPia L, Snyder resident Of Virginia. Thomas
b. Snyder. resident Of TrumbuI Co. Ohio, Jo-
seph u. Saydsr, resident Of Illinois, win take
1onee, that OrRha q Snyder. on the Sd day Of
July. A-D. 80, sled 10 the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Trumbull,
her petition against them, which Is now bending,
wherein the said 0rpha L. Snyder demands 1
partition OF the following Real Estate, to-Wit
situate n the township Of Hubbard. in said
Irumoull County. and State of Ohio, and Is
known as parts OF sections s. and 70 in said
township. and bounded as follows Common
eng ~ the southeast corner Of q tract Of land
SET on 4. Orpha Snyder. in the partition Of The
estate OF Thomas Snyder. decd thence east
chains g01z links thence north Lo, west q
chains 20 links TO lands Of Amos Snydsr's heirs
thence vest chains O1& links I; thence south AZ
chains VI n to the place of beginning, and
contains sixteen and tLree-fourth acres ofland.
beng the same tract Of and set Of and aparted
10 Eli Snyder. deed. in the partition OF the
estate Of the said Thomas Snyder, decd, and
1nat al the neEt term Of said Court, the said
Orpna L. Snyder will apply for an order that
Partition may be mads Of said premises.
JOHN b. STULL,
July II. 1s67-6w
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Il i recommended that the Union voters
meet n their respective places ofholding cleo
GoeI in thar rsSpsetiFs toHnships, on SATURDAY
evening. August 18th, 1861, at the hour OF
o'elecf, for the election Of their delegates.
c. r. HUNT, IN. LAIRD.
Il. AUSTIN. GE0. BALDWIN
G, Z. TOWNSEND, JOHN LAUDER.
YEOMANS. Central Com.
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srThs Cholera is in Memphis,
Tenn, but not considered epidemic.
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INDIGESTION or Dyspepsia, with their attendant
miseries. such a. Headache. Sour Stomach,
Loss of Appetite. Depression OF SpiritS, 40
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE will certainly cure
these troubles. a. thousands can testify.
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ANNOUNCEmENTS

KnI1oR CzRoSIcLK Pleas announce the
name Of Col JOSEPH BRUFF, Of Mshoning. asa
candidsts for State Senator before the
Union Senatorial Convention, to be held at
Niles, on the 18th inst
We are requested to announces the name Of
Cant, ELNKR MosEs, Of Hartford as a candi-
date for RecOrder before the Union Convention
no be held August 18th, 1857.
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TTAOHMRNT!AE1aI

cstharine Gilmore Prtf, VI Tkoa.s
eats simmons, Deft Before Daniel Rafle. J
r. OF heston Township. Ohio.
W me 9th DAY OF June. A. D.. 1857, said JUS
tiee issued an orders Of attaehmeuti IN the abo1.
aetion Tor the sum Of one hundred and thirtv
dollars. said csuse Eilibefo for bearing Seot- I.
1857. at one O'Clock, D
July 10. ls67-Sw%
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Alexander h. Stephens was weighed
a few days ago, and Kicked the beam at
"a pounds aYordupois. He was the light
Reight champion of the c%onfederacy.
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PAINTS for FARMERS

AND OTHERS, The GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINrC0MPANY are now manufacturing thS
Beat. Cheapest and most Durable Paint IN use.
Oil willlast Toto Is yeHFss 1t hofa lghth drown
or beautiful ehOcolats color. and can Be chang
ed to gFeeD. lead, stone, olive, dTah or cream.
70 suit the taste Of toe poHsuneE. ltb Talua-
bic TOR House, rHarn5, Fences, Agricultural
Implemsnt. Carthage. aud c~ar-makers, Pail
snd Mooden-wzre. Caves, Metal aad Shingls
Roof, dt being Fire snd Water proof RridFsa
BuIihl Case. Canal Bokts, Ship and Ships
Bottomst FLOOR vi. Cloths, Tone Manufactnrer
having used 5o00bbls. the past year, and as 4
paint for any purpose Is unsurpassed for body.
durability alasticie, and sdhesiFenesl. Riee
- per Dbl. OF 800 lbs-v whi1h philosophy far
mer Tor yeeff 70 .lEOl Warranted IN al cases
So atove. Sehdfor q circular, which EiTes fun
particUlGE. None genuine unless branded IN
2 trade mark GrAften Mineral Paint. Address
0AN1kk BIDWELL. Proprietor. "a PeaTl-st.,
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The iron-clad Misntonomah has ar
rived from her fifteen months cruise
in Europe. She has steamed over H.
700 miles, and proved herself q first
class sea-gOing ship. The emperor Of
Russia, Emperor of France, Kings of
Portugal, Sweden and Prussia. and
Prince of Wales have visited the Milan
tonomah, and the cabins are lined with
curious and valuable presents from
nearly all the rulers in Europe.
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ESTATE ofJOHN HANK, deed.
IL Notice is hereby Eivsn. that the undsrsiSn-
ed has been appointed Administrator OF the
Estate OF John Hank, late Of liOEland. Ohio,
decd. DANIEL HAM. Admir
Hiram O. july 81. 1a67-2f
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Note-An articles Of domestic manufacture
offered for premiums, are required TO be manu-
featured in the Eve townships
Asparding Co1nniHec Mrs Benz MoMullen.
Brookheld; Mrs Earnest Cope, Brookheld; Mrs
Seth Christy. B=ook6eld and Mrs George Pat
farsnu Wanna
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Union state Ticket.

UuIOM SItLtc
Governor-RUTHERFoRD B. HAYES.
1t. GOvernor-JoHE G. LEE.
Supreme JudSe-J0HN WEIGH.
Auditor Of Stats-JAMESH GOODMAN.
Treasurer Of State-SIDNRY S. WARNER.
ATTORNEY Gensral-WILLIAM II. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-M. R. BRAILEY.
Board of Public Works-PHILIP HERRING.
Constitutional Amendment-YEs.
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R0DMAN, FISK q CO.
= HR -
AID pEAIERsH
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,

No. Is Nassau Street. New York.
Buy aud sell at market rates SIX per cent Bondr
Of ISL Fiye-1Wenty Bonds, all Sariss; Ten
Forty Bonds; S~even-Thirty Notes, al ssrisI
Compound Interest Notes. and Gold and Silver
Coin.
Converts all series Of 7-S Notes into the New
Consolidated $50 Bonds az best market rates.
Execute orders for purchase and SGie Of al
miscellaneous securities.
Receive DspOsits and allow 5 per cent Inter-
est % b~aiancss. snhject 20 check at Tight.
Makes collections on all accessible point.
All iEsu e Of Governmeut Securities credited
Free Of al eommisinn phariss. A.E Eco.
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OHERIFF'S SALE

GHERIFF'S SALE.
" J.F. Porter. vs. James Nicholas.
Henry q. Church. VS. James Nicholas. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas. By virtue Of two ordsrS ~
sales N attachment. Issued out Of the Court N
Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, Ohio,in m
above named cases. TO me directed and deliver
Cd. 1 shall opposite public sale ct the South
door OF the Court House. in Warren. on
Saturday, the 10th day OKAugust, 'ez
between the hours Of three and Eve o'clock, D,
m. Of said day. the following described Real
Estate, tO-Wit.
The undivided half Of ~thirty-four acres Of
land, part Of lot No. Il. situate in Newtoa Tp.,
as follows: South by lands of VIM. Langsbar-
ger, west By lands Of Charles KistIer, north OF
lands OF John shearer. and east lands of Gill
mel" Appraised at Sj7s. Terms Cash.
SIN. LAIRD, sheriff.
Sherifs Once. Warren o.. July 10, IS67-5W
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CHERIFF,s SALE.

July 81. lSS7-et,
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Z cH Sisfissn II. b SRE Ei Il ths sssd aS: q i .aTs:
Son Of Geo. X. Brewster. Jr formerly ofthis
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EGAL NOTICE


IL Frederick. W. Ames. Z. ". Ames 4 Co.
" lillian u. Abbott. William Abbott & Co. d
u. Angler. Ira Csnfeld 4 Son, F, II. Eddy 4 Co,
4. H.Crittenden. James Farre, Haight Huch.
ings q Cos X. D.. Fletcher, D. q, Clark. A. ],
McCray. n. X. Bales, Joseph BaruFdali. J. ],
Bush. d Co., Thos. Smith. King Bros. L. 6.
Pendletou. Joseph L. Chase, A. Good, McMiI.
Ian 4 Bryan, o. X. Howe. III. MeCunu, Fry e
Bear. Charles Castle, Samuel B.. Dean. n r.
Eason. j. Pomeroy. IT. Briggs, ]. h. fyrreIl-
amlelM NJ. Bills. J ohm Bencnell, j, A. Bliss,
w. W. Jennings, Charles L. Wheeler. A. RI
Williams. John Farel. Albert g. Morey, Thos,
g. Duncan and George G. Praether, Locke Ham
llfon d Co., Peter Wilson, M II. WOnlthorp, y.
Z. Fargo. G. Il Baworth. T. o Mason, Oliver
Reese and samuel Q. Brown. will take notice.
that on the sd day Of July. 1857 an action was
commenced against them in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull County, o., by Warren
Packard. Simon L.. Abel. and Marshall NJ
Richards. partners under the name of Packard
Abel 4 Co., the object Of which is to recover
sap. "A, for lumber sold and delivered to de-
PENDANTS by plaintiffs. between July 18th, 1865,
and March LIST 1866. under q written contract
between said parties dated July 3, 1866 ; for
damages for breachof said contract, and for
hauling lumber By plaintiffs for defendants in
1865 and lS66. from Wilder switch to Cory
Bald suit is still pending and said defendants
are required 70 answer said petition by The NTH
TAYLOR 4 JONES.
Att'ys Tor Plaintiffs.
July 81. lSSI-6t.
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ELEGANT GILT L SATIN
LWaI Papers. just received At
ADAMS BOOK STORE.
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DEATHS.


On the sd inst. at the residence of his broth
inlaw. Z. P. COe. in Braceville- in the 46th
year Of his age. WATTS P. H0LC0MB. Of
Kansas. and son Of the late Norman Holcomb
Of Vernon, TrumbuH County, Ohio.
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Trzmbuu County Union NOM
mating Convention.

The Unicu vetsvs Of Trumb1Il county are re-
qnested 60 meet By delegates IN convention a
Warren On Wednesday, AuEnst l4ths 1851. in
Wshbd Hall. ct II o'clock A. N. for the pur-
ean6idkta.
One lspFesntEtiVs. One Surveyor.
One 6heTiE, iOnec Commissioner
One Treasures. I01s Coroner.
One Eeeor3or. fOne InarnAry Drse-
One Prosecuting AttyI tor
The ratio Of representation viii Be one dele.
rate for svsry 90 votes east for Secretary Of
Htats IN 1855, and enc for SYefy fraction Of 3
Votss xnd UpuaEdh which will entitle the sew
eral tsWnskius the following number of dele-
gnte1s
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TURNIP SEED.
y TuInip Seed BY the ounce or pound :
HOYT. sTRATToN L HAPG0oD.
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That magistrate has laid the corner
stone Of bis monument.
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A no. Z CATTLE.


Ateardino ComziHee-Benj. McMullin, Brook
field; George McClintic. Hickory Cad Andrews.
Vaouna
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HaZZ MI AND ROME.

Proclamation Of the National Come,;tt-e 20
the P-np!r.
The fol- wing is the text OF t address Of tho National
-{sazzsnn C-malttee 10 The 70 anus, Which has bcen
Already nvcci In our news report ~ lie ca,'c:--
,:.,gs ;,ec II, 1868
RoMAys-M length the last Fre.l s-sdicr haas quit sd
Rome the las! furcrnrr lai: Frc;n tina AirS tho
foreign Tag flies o-cr Italian TERRITORY; ptod
dominatI unjust protection troubles it. Tho SPEC
us, who after agh; year, rai-c heads again, aad
mud Rome AGAIN mistress Of her destiny 3iay this SOL
day iinrra. itself deeply nrcn the memory and
heart Of every Roman who feels dignity. This day
the 14th De.em6er, 1885, whicl, we will
behold brsdas free rry:oms na-:s.rary, Rorao frco
and also prosperous
To us, then. o Roman, be the ~ ,rily justice
places Ia hands shs fate s the country which
no longer ours. The hour h de rive, mn. The en-
tire universe sasa;ds u, mnvct, With opposing
% exercise The rights ri the spiritual power, arc pre-
pairing for the great event MA, oar thoughts and
AZ need be, Der No va sords, NJ i5cons:dcrac
movements isolated taiion Away from our ranks
ment The country Is rich In cnrsgo and civic virtue,
and the supreme day will slow them
IL IL us4iesS 10 abandon ones ;af 70 empty and in.
cOnsdcrate manifestations. That would b. what our
enemies most dcsrcthe dreaacrs of foreign inter.
mixture, who in great numbers surround ns SPY upon
and cppTs IL Is upon he,a, do no. do BIT q,
that Che eyes u those who watch dcs.nies r. st
but against them 10 Is necessary 10 be united, dscip
ned strong AID reso:use aaa 1T tho sama i!o 20 await
with caulErss tie moment thai separates rs from our
object. Let gather let clasp hand, and let us
rally round The end glo,s OF Rome Thus united
and compast let Us wait
In the Of the country let not the Last part OF
force stray away at this solemn moment Success Is
four committee will not let want either action or
aivico. 1HE SOAAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Thrce hundred divorcos-in Chicago last yoar.
Balls OF Salt Lake City are opened with prayer
There ere thirty-two incorporated cities In Indiana
G. c. Gays property has boon lbelled Tor cohnscar
Crinoline lately saved q Canadian woman from drown
Ing
King Corn threatens to deposs King Cotton in vir-
gina.
Catholic church for coorcd people is talked Of in s.
Louis.
The Connecticut river Ia 70 BIO damned at Montague,
Mass.
The not losses BY Ore in Rochester last year were only
e3,47A
some OF the Kentucky county sherifs keep wolf
whelps, and nd their profit In the bounty onerou ior
heads.
Lynn, Mass, has two hundred and twenty boot and
shoe manufacturers. Annual production Sl200O,000
worth
Tho Chief OF tho st. Louis police has issued an order TO
his force enjoining increased vigilance Kogues, aks
warning.
In New hartford. Conn, over $4,000 has been sub
scrbed toward Tho legal expenses OF enectng tcmper
anco reform.
William Prsssor aged ninety -four years, lives IN Iowa.
His fathers mother lived the age of one hundred anu
fourteen years, raising twenty chndren Inc iass wv
(twns were born after sho was sixty years OH
Corporeal Punishment s indicted in the Boston pup,ie
schools nj tho rate OF $4,000 por year some sngn'
conditions have been mroseS lately 70 regulate ths hos
cling Of girls N the primary and grammar schools
In Nevada, on Thanksgiving Day, Winters, the deme
cratic candidate FOR Governor being drunk oheisa ',
whip any black republican In those diggngs o's"
| Comptroller Eighu1gll polished him OIL handsomely
Berks counly fPeun.l Dutchman sol q gun trap
hs smoke ho 70 kill thieves He ,orgo, .ns' s s" eS
| honost MAJ and next morning when no ops"So "
| siuckc hJtsS dcor, no was shot dead
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W., .ciS Of tho steamer Certes az the Efssth or
Delaware Bay-The Crew saved.
PaILADELPHIA, Jan. 2, 1851
4 letter from Loves lat the mouth OF Delaware bay)
dated on tia slst o. December, says that The steamer
Cortes from New Yok for Havana struck the break
water during tho snow storm last night. and went q
pieces. The crow wers saved
The steamer GalAfs, from New York for Havana.
which was in company with the cortos Is now safely ia
harbor 1t Lewex
Tho schooner Charles Heckshes Done 70
Pieces.
SQuAs. NJ j., Jan. 2, 1857.
The schooner Charles Hecksner heretofore reported
ashore q shark river, has gone TO pieces
Arrival Of the Survivors from the Wreckea
steamer Salandor mt Augusta, Gn.
a. ea AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan 2, 1867
Tho following the names Of tho rescued from the
,amer SaIander which wrecked during the gale =
\. .ember 2s:-Captain John Young Pilot Edward
4. son; Frank B. Johnson and John Lumberson me
. vors Of the disaster board tho slss .nived bare
o.Gs :. Five persons in al were killed.
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ed out =
Your answ Or may determine my action as regards tn,
nooosss.y OF organizing loyal mihta 70 aid the civil
authority IN enforcing tho laws ] Am, with high 70
spect, your obedient servant
:. MADISON WELL. Gcverno.' OF Louisiana
GENERAL sHgRDAs's RErLE
Ihisteter called out the following rsspo. sse:-
HAAD9UARrERs DEPARTMENT on ras f'uIS.
NEw ORLEAss, Sept II, 1866 J
ms kxcellency J. MApiscx WIN 49,
GovERSoR-I have the honor TO acRn0~sadre the re-
ceipt Of your communication Of this date. and Asy In
reply that General Orders No. ~ emanating from
General Grant and will be enforced in my oomnsand
when properly brought before me- and for the purpose
Of satisfy ing the ends OF justice.
deem my duty to inform your Excellency that two
I'D d0nal regiments OF infantry have been ordered to
III city, that four additional companies have been
de cd 10 Baton Rouge that now raising In this city
ant have under way, three additional regiments ono or
So, DO, r. n. SHERIDAN.
Major General commanding.
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besides several artic'@ gf household furniture Both
confessed to their crimes and ney were sent 70 Jail 70
await trial
BIo0m0eId.
OBSTRUCTION or PAPsR MILLS ny FnE-The largo and
extensive paper mills Of this place. the property Of
Aessrs Cole, Hall Demiza, and formerly belonging
70 hossrs W. G. Baldwin, caught IRE at about eleven
O'CLOCK on Tuesday neht and entirely des-
troyed The loss Is estimated at SIS 600; insured for
CRmdcn.
UNSUCCESSFUL ArrAanT TO BREAK JANA desperate
Dat unsuccessful attempt Was made New Years eve
by the prisoners employed in the Camden county jail to
break their way out The plan was discovered in time
ior us Illustration. One Of the rngeaders old pFac
tioner q this business named Sullivan succeedsfin
saving on bar from the iron grating. He hand
cunsd and shacked and placed IN quarters
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brooklyn INTELLiaENCR.

THs EFrar q NEw yran's cALt'--A MAN ACCIDENT
ALLY sn9s OF tho many nct--,ri and fcs,s i.'lies
who made large share OF calls or Tuesday last. was
the group OF which Matthew Droma formed member
About ten O'Clock, taprcars Bo.n and his friends de-
errnined on having something ssi,.anal to cat md
called The restaurant kept ny .Inncs HartIxcr on
Court street opposite Douglas sec Here Il Is alleged
they demanded oysters pr sandwiches, and uncn bring
INFORMED BY Ire proprietor ila there vas netting Of lie
Kind in the place they GG-ry High words cnsued,
pistol in TIRE hands OF Hal tzcr exploded accdcn ali
Is claimed, aud ihr comforts passed through the 10
leg OF Brown, infictng painful though rot ~ iolr
wound. Tho wounded -.ar was taken 10 the hospital
for trca'rarut
SUDDEN Darn "A woman named Ellen RELY was
found dead in her bed rasdsy morning, at her resi-
deuce, No. Coz counb street. Supposed cause disease
of the heart. Tho Coroner will hold an inquest
Az ALLEGED DEssHIER.--On New Year day one Of
Uncle Sans boys In bue private in the regular army
named Joseph Lacy aged twenty-seven years, was
taken into custody b. Sergeant Crofts or tho Forty
fourth precinct police charged With having deserted his
regiment lic VIII Do handed over .or trial 10 DTS COM
uandius officer.
I.osr CuLpgTy During the month Of December there
were thirty eight lost srayed children recovered by
the police Of Brooklyn and restored to their parents or
guardians
Rovcu rrrAvsST or A Police 0yrcEa.-whlc officer
Miller OF the Forty foursh precinct endoavoring 10
arrest ono Of party Of fourteen young roughs" who
standing on the corner Of Adams aud York streets
New Year evening, he was set upon by the crowd,
knocked down. kicked aud othersise abused, besides
having his clue wresled from him. Tho ofncor, how
ever eventually regaincd his feet aud succeeded In or.
rcstin man named William McCanley on the charge
or interfering with officer while In tho discharge Of
his duty Ollcer Miller Is confined TO his house from
tile effect o. his Injuries.
p,rAsrSG REcocxrrroy OF FAITHFUL srnvIcr-Cap
tain Powers OF tho Fifth precn police station, was the
recipient of a valuable gold watch and chain on Tues
day as testimonial OF recognition from the citiz4ns o.
that precinct for the faithful and efficient manner In
which the captain has protected the interests ana prop
erty Of the community In tho discharge OF bis duty;
The presentation made at tho residence Oh Coionc
bennett and, on conclusion of tho ceremonies tne
compouy partook OF elegant collation. which was pre-
pared for The occasion.
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ANOTHER nYsrsalevs SHOOTING CASE.

Yesterday morning after two O'Clock, German, about
twenty-five years Of age, named frederick Randall was
found lying the corner Of Twcaty-sixth street and
First avenue very dangerously wounded from pistol
shot Ia the abdomen. rhe Eighteenth precinct police
conveyed Randall 10 the station house, but ccad not
learn from him whether the shooting was accidental OF
the work OF design. He was removed TO Bellevue
Hospital and died yesterday afternoon Coroner Gamble
was notified and will hold an inquest TO day Deceased
lived nj It's East Twenty.nth street. Near where de-
ceased found on the walk revolver, With ons
barrel discharged, picked up, from which TACT
hslissed Randall cowmittsd suicide,
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RAILROAD AcclOeNr.

Train Of Twcnty-ciGhf Car- on nm Illinois
Railroad Precipitafed into a Creek ~ tho,
Breaking Of a Bridgc-Ns Lives Lcss.
PEORIA, Ill, Jan. I, 1887.
An accident occurred yesterday on the Tccdo, roora
and wabash Railroad, secor. freiHh train, with
twenty eight cars Including catosse and hog car was
going east, with an extra ocow,,ive pushing behind.
wheel of the cars broke, throwing the lining
trucks OH tho track In THIS ondition tho train nl on
the bridge, and tho eedtaf locomotive and eight carr
passed safely over but disabled car fell into the
bridge, crushing the sIw ture and prccpating the bal
euce Of tne train wv tho rear locomotive some MY
feet 10 the ground The disabled portion VI the trai
then caught nre, vad entirely consumed Az ny
persons on hosrNv less injured None Wete
killed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
The London Money Market.

The London Money Marker.
..S, Jan 2-Noon.
Unt.cd states nye-twea.ies opeaed this morning ut
53k. Iilino:s Ccn,rals a,el.
T.:c !;verpoO. Gotten Market.
LIvgRPcoI, Jan Moon.
Tbs eaton maskc. this morning opans firm, with prob
Abls sal,s OF 200 bates dirias to-day
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The sgsass Or TIE STEAMER FASHION.

~ TLree u.ndrelli4ive- Reported Lost.
CtscfvsArI, Jan q. 1887.
The number OF lives lost the burning Of tho steamer
Fashion tho Love. Mississippi. few days ago. vas
6. salty understnei Tho number Of passengers on
board WIS a,er f,nr hundred and less than oneourth
yer. savca n, majority Of the los. w'rc nsgrocs who
were ,.ag holiday Journey No, less than two undrcd
srcctmen persisted in thc flames aut river Twenty one
hanarcd b,ss orscoon pilcd around The guards,
Ard MT only made furious Gro, but surrounded the
lex "s,s.,,ssr, Win Val " fame,
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Victor kmaasei's Position MT New Year.
fsfaE H fa FLORENCE Jan. Q, 1857.
TIE King OF ITALY in his speech New Years day to
the representatives Of the the
Court OF Florence predicted peace Tor the future but still
deemed necessary to foster ami improve the military
organization OF the nation.
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TIE CaTToa crop.

NOBLE. Jan. 4, 1857
The receipts of cotton AT Nil tho ports from september
10 date arc estimated 7j5 900 bales, and hsrp is
very prevalent bolcf among factors here and At New
Orleans that full oncnaf Of tho prcscns crop has been
delivered. The market hero s firm
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E:vspsu 7, us.Ia BETWEEN CANS.

BosToy, Jan 2, 1867.
os,rgc Richardson was killed yesterday 81 the
Eieacncsy station on the Waleriowu branch Of inc
Fltchbrrr Dailrnad Hs attempted 10 break up the
fr-ahl Train whr on tie top OF the car and spp ara
fell and was crushed between tho cars Hc was about
Thirty years Of age and leaves vito