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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

a runaway osTrrsd on the west side. hast
Friday. A man and wife from tho country
were ON their way home, whom their team b.
came frightened and ran viii great speed, AnsIly
overturnipg the wagon, WHOSE inmates wsrs
dashed out sad seriously though not fatally In
ured The wagon was badly shattered. We ~
not learn the names Of the inmates.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

DsnAan ~ jsss ssssassa fresh supply Of
~ ehsisspe applss.
Nyss : Maas 60 receiving new styles Of
Dress 0ee1s. I
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Thomas Morton Is sae new postmaster 81
Lietleton.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Freight conductor Myers had leg bro
ken on Tuesday, between Independence and
Jesup, BY falling from . train while in mo-
ton. The whistle blew for cAttls and in
rushing TO the open door Of . freight car for
the purpose of looking ahead Of the trais,
Myers Lost bis balance and Wa prscipitatsd
violently TO he grosai viii result abosssta-
ted. He rs brought % this y$And Dc
wounds were dressed BY DR.. warne.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

A train got of the track on The d. I 8. c.
h. r., yesterday, and delayed he passsagss
train two hours.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Mrs. Welbours advertisss for lost
COW. See descsiptjos.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

TN BANKRuPTCY.--This l. to give notice
i that on the sixteenth day Of March, A. D.
1868, warrant in bankruptcy vas issued
against The Estate Of 0mis Jaeobson, Of Win
thrOp, in the county Of buchanan and State Of
love-, Who has been sajsdeed Bankrupt on his
own petition that the payment Of any dshts
and delivery Of any property belonging TO such
Banhrups, . him. or fes his uss, and tie trAns-
fer Of any property BY hin. are forbidden BY
nv that meeting Of the Creditors Of the sid
Banhru pt to prove their debts, and 10 choose
one o. more Assigness Of his Kstats will b held
Ct Coart Of bankruptcy, to b holden II Room
WINS Drunmsnd, ESQ, 1ses1sr, on he eighth
DAY Il April, A. D. 1898, a 10 o'clock A. N
p. ". CRAWFORD,
49, Deputy U. $. Marshal. Distriet Of Iswa.
n3e:ew Messenger.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

The communication on the Vice
Presidency win sppear next week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

JUSIPea TAR SoAP.-Is certain cure for
Chapped Hands and an roughness and init.
atioa Of ~ skis, Esasaa, Riasvosn, Salt
Rheun, Pinples, and I'll other cutaueous
sGsclioss, making he skin soA and smooth.
MassActsssa - CASwELL, HAzARD,k
CO., New Yosk. Sold BY oil Druggists.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Preaching IN Ne BsPtiss eAsreh next Sss.
bath, morning and evening.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Mr.. W. p. Harmon will hereafter serve
- Capt. Eittlc's deputy ia the Post Office.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

h - ~ Original Toeie Of Iron,
PAsspssua. asa Caliaaya, known q Cas-
veil, NaGk : Cos Ferro Phosphoeated e.
ixis q Cikssys Dark. The Iroa restores
color = llet,psA ~ PhospAerss resewes
vasls 80 asrvs tissue, aad IL CslisAy
gives natural healthy tone to the digestive
organs, thsrshy esriDg dyspepsia il iss var
ions forms, watsfalness, General Debility,
ard Depssseioa Of Spirits. Manufactured
only b. CAewELL, HAzARD& CO., New
York. Sold BY al Druggists. n24ly.
4 6ss stock Of Prints just received ss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
JAMES SCHRAcK,
HORSE FARMER,

J09ORs IOWA
Has had extensive and very suecsssfsi prae-
tiee. VIII treat thoroughly Ill dinases incident
70 HOSES. Cattle, 10. An e2pssiescs Of ten
years warrants him in promising satisfaction to
I'll customers.
Castsation Of animals performed in . safs and
skillful manner. mss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

See advertisement Of Ottsruil1e
Laws.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Go 70 Myers 1 Mas for splendid new
Carpets. I
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
Sheriff S Sales.

by f;ina Of aunt; wriia D: Il. Ca, to IN, d;rcc I'd
] wiz stil 10 Ike h:shcs; i.iddor ct Oren, batu
Coui licGsr OF the .,.g; Mn4l,.y IN Sap tmbpr
next, for c:sh .!,c following property viz:
One open 10, la he V.aa3e of O.,anscburg,
bounded hon'il BY }. =. Harley. wcst Ivy IL. Riggs,
l.o'l bJ iia.l.cto, end oaa. by I,,u;.ton streets.
L,vic. on as II" ;''osry OF 1oi-s Hasters:, st the
suit of Jacob fog:e.
ALSO
: 0nr Kcle, iet;c' "a as ~ properly o. C. II.
D.rchnioss, III .i.s sii, uF 4. 4. Daei;.
isns'ss,rs To- pey forpspei ant sta@ps.s
sbesiff'a Ohcey Ii. RIGGS,
efani, ebnfS 2. il.,ssf fa s. 0.D
IN III, So. 4 1J
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Tie Crops.

81 RicsI Is benefited. by thoreaen. ,ains; Cot
= Injured We anticipate about Lalf
sersp tire latter ssplciin tlia Dist riot; ana,
-pfshsals htfos sioupic csopiot eo.'.l, :slG
si,s ;gehoss'ly. .s U,
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COMMERCIAL. n
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@THEsoLrHsT, LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
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The rrblishess ts!,c pleasure l.. announcing that
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We are HOW publishing, in q soria form, His
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" L aiiipkfil, Seed.

ar# isessal Mcsel;ta Las loft ass OR
oflieo s;tso lsps seed of:. yasivty Of pumpkin q
;!s astasns a sreas sic. Tie vine
,slasl argearanoo Of sqush vino, and
sShei q sesss ., resemblance to 10th the
pump mi! eiasaa Drse Of .saen, waa o,,
:. ssxhsbitso GO ;iilsass q shsst t:lae siues,
saaicl glya 20 pvraas; Mr. Mercaisl II! Il!
u liss soeass v.s,.etj :stses;i i
polide. ID sees,s s.ss = ois
of6ee III 4 sstsasiDass;op
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ASSLGNEE'S SALE.
By V. D. V. Janlison 6 Son.
AUUFEONsaERs.
IL TIE MATTLR OF I.ZEKiEL s. EOHN.

BANKRUpws.
By virtue OF Instructions from T.. Z. Carpenter
Esq, hcgistAs ia Bankruptcy, Will sell h.puh..c
nuciiom at te Storo OF tie e.e fign, o. RI k;ci Sc
kohn, in 0rnnGebu.g s. c., on saiutday, the Oil,
day OF Ae3ist nex:, anil on csoh SUCCEEDING Sh,cr-
day ,hsSea Ter mn i TIC same il fly disrscd ti,
s!ytsrss o. DRY GOcDS,, GHGCERsES, HAND
W IND FANCY ARfJCLfSS,, IN ,iio tss;sI ys-
fctys 20 hc in q first class General County
'3to,e Tefutt Caeh. Sales 10 co,nB,ohoe cacl DAY
at 80 s, f3,,c &c qcss 4. q. e. VI III BBLE,
e Syluty ---',--t q "a y & s. AFseSce. =
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&

lsslso large 1tslsities atsshe North tar
tanriig psposSi; sacon!s 70 III .has. i nlight
bee by young chiid-eu, aaa n,adc a
source profS. Iav.rain;s ant.
Maryland, ishahtis:cs at'o collected and
.sseat sIwar:l i;io.ss;o. Ihc article fals !:
road taask et,
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School Notices.

81 .. II School Notices.
9ss 81 Mr.. We Fem will rc-commeaec tho OK
ssreises Of lis Classical Male Academy foi
! 5sioung ciiestlelnen, wish IN afternoon session
fSr:sorng sl4at,ics on Monday, 3tst inst.
ah lsg Of tho ORASoEEuRo FL,
ssIAtsE s;ssMlsAEy vii DO ycsanod en- tho frs,
sioglssalssn ssspteinpe- ne1t Zoe advc.tise.
mclt.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29

4, s y
Sls M sao;l ,vhsss Il 81. IS Sssd.
District, skas { Cslaa.is.oe e Five
20 ppoiptels Soaaias oss SaisssEs. !,
- ,.e- and 70 oa:ein sab.
por:: ptiopss Of lard, sn trsets df about 100
acres for lease T. ss;tlts, MI, tho prisi-
lego Of purchase At 4 dscd Pficc, at any time
IN ton yess:ss, :aoco s,ling5to tas following
/ So;EDGi..s: 6
~. or ,o-es --s--ss. <. ::------
de s.esf Of slsct! eastaSasBa sis 81
- gtlifIeas yd ssssF4 ias'egq baa essy51g %
styasW tsfaaasps yatifeAs nisssS 81 Syeff4Ssii
caas S,Ta9F 81 fa& siifsTs y sl55
4.si .e!55i *
KIND tos ls.sa e.caso,l.I n I
Ss;iaa s3aS
Acres riioieatod. ~ & 4ss,tt
! IE;na Of s:mbce '.s .issi.f 4. II. ~ I
Is dwelling, how nauy; rooms. 's'1a''
IF ieno;ng how many acres enclosed.
.N PrireaS 1, s.s,. .,i,....s,.,.
Ret, s 4sss poi. aii.iuli,, s,..s (.
8 @Hsaish Of pace! s. !, M + ,ss.-'' = sss
,slIos lsscrs 'ulsanoeh stsaslhatai II ice, aGscin
sEs saa ~ tnt5eSasa asrssnstasa has ;sst&si
III sits Dos esi4ai.4pi .se.t se,IA
Pam, sis al s,ttssg sa tAf ;ssansst fss x :,
5Is3f@ l&sse s.scess sssa
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YNO EANIAEUEK.s. 80 &pp!:en "a Il,
ain A..ignee will please take notice, that yyle,I
,llrie ~ nofsicis OF y:.lur. before can proceed
IN their cs.r%, nn 10 secrre their dlc,,sr.c mu
place in my liriasfnntl:. ray ios Aycltis.n.
RecoiiipG, and lny expenses.
/ june 2i--tf. i. y. DIpDLi..
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ZIG FaI.,,g A,nerics,..


hass s,. SCI
ss.e !:taffltorc
Aosse ls,st sress shesP taazs, bya
81 9. IS occasion was
81 renieins
o,siig guests
okpas lIaent5 S, the
sssasngI ss sias Ws,rds ean ges:'tula.
hon 'aldI counsel :ssioh were dulS sppss-
niaseda 81, ssefs.
T;ii Is ken 8. for
s s md itat The oonplo-
ton i.e i,.seriors senaonts Of the Hall.
9 s.a ssse ,s;ao CON piets success
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RaaEADiNa MATTER. ON RXERY PAGE.
ID i EMS.
sATt oRs !, 80 I l'.l ss1s6s IS
n : -, .. ..
! yy Ely i LANDOWNER
gORA GlsIlU RG DISTRICT.

Read tho ssltic cleso;l s,,s3sccoad p page eati-
tlea slG;sk tiso plan
psOposss o;,sts yoy think
IT. now! There is
Ihgthsi!s trying Very of.ea, tFyis,s plan
{ that Won work icads 70 tie d;scoSetyof a
J pians thst viii work beautifully.
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To Rrsciaict el,,as of GianseSulg Dis

5 ti,,ict.
Il56stse .':nce &c deissstcs:s carnestly
desired 1t; the next ,nceSins q. che Central
Club; glpss & veg sslocssd dele
gates viii please Go 50 IN a!o !or thut meet
tSsgsbu.g = ss'sf ass+ 81 5s behind hoy sis
tes lpns faf:a v;gorous icSis gu
! la!lss ssIsaiiged, busiess Of great ilapor-
stanssses es,.siss,c
/: ss'sss rs A. WANNAMAKER,
resident q ara / Clab.
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SsS tbs yMcnthiy sMaSazi nc.

We are glad to- hnd .hsa quito a number of
our citizens have ssbso;ibed for this valuable
isoSther, periodical. Many moro ought to
subscribe, and subscribe at once Sec advor-
tiseme..t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

FOREIGN News Br CABLE-Dispaiches from
Madrid show that affairs in SPAN rapidly
approaching crisis. Admiral Topete has
been dispatched 20 CldiZ 10 negotiate With the
insurgents, but, according TO the last adyICes.
had met with no success. An interview was
held there between leading rebels and repre-
sentauves of the Provisional Ministry, al
which Admiral Topete was present The rebels
demarded a share in the Government which
was refused. Topete told them that. having so
long submitted TO a worse Government. they
must momentarily obey tue present one. The
proclamation OF the Govern rnent declaring the
port OF CsdiZ under blockade was prom rIgated
News bas been received that the Carlist party
IN Lower Arsgon is prepared for revolt. Fears
Were entertained OF rising of the Rapu blIcans
IN BarcelcLa. The greatest precautions are
adopted 10 guard sSainst such n contingency IN
both places. a fleet consisting Of two IRON
clads and transports with three thousand troops
will sail on the 18th instant for Cuba
Hopes are entertained in Paris that a col
hsion between Turkey aud Greece may be
avoided, The Turkish Government. however
rs making preparations for hostilitics, ana
Turkish troops are being concantrs'ed on the
frontiers OF Ihessaly. Dispatches from Athens
assert tie Greek Government Will Vet do MOTH
ing. A telegram from Copenhagen states thar
the King OF Denmark aud the Prince of Wales
nave written joint note TO King George of
Greece, urging him 10 accede TO the demands
of the Sublime Porte
George Francis Train has been set az liberty
the plalntIfis IN the case against him having
wthdrawn the suit. He has brought suit la
turn for damages and false imprisonment AMI
alter addressing public rnoeting AT Cork took
passage an steamer for this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
\ MAN WITH THREE WIVES COMES

A MAN WITH THREE WIVES CONES TO
GRIEF.-JameS w. Jannett was arrested by
ol1cer Andre, of the Second District Court
Squad, and aTTaigned before Justice Dodge, at
Jefferson Market, THIS afternoon. upon COM
plant Of his wife, Deborah j. Jaunett who
charges that she was married 20 hiIu " L the -;n
OF July, lei1, in this city; tha, thew had five
children borne TO them, only one of whom. a
daughter, aged nineteen. is ct present iIving;
that IN the year 1e6J he deserted her IL thu city
OF Mobile, Ala, and came TO this city, wh ere,
an the year G6, or thereabouts, he was ma cried
10 woman named Ann Eliza Baker, by the
Rev. Dr. Price; that he lived with TINS woman
some time, when he deserted her and married a
widow woman with three child rem. named
Lucy a. Smith. pretending to her he was
gay widOwer, and wealthy. has ng an enormous
quantity OF real estate and personal property
The last wife learning, after living with him
some time, that be was married, deserted him
wives No. and NO. appeared and presented
their marriage certificates against JaDnett as
evidences OF b.s treachery, and he Was com.
mltted Tor rexamaation.-N. i. EcpreS 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

Sume.hine CT q nursr was c-eNied in Wall
siiee; Saturday afternoon by The publication
Of The weekly bank statement. which is geu.r
ally regsrdsd-perhsps a iittle too hastuy-Ss
most unf1yoraole. The totals, ss compared
with last week. show incresSe IN loans s1S6S
S39; incrrase IN specie sI.aqt.5ls. decrease IN
circulation $50: deere sSt ia deposits SSs6.sEl
o'crease IN legal tenders s5,s76SIi. The an
crea.e OF nearly four millions of lcaus, With
decrease OF In the neighhorhood Of i've and
hat millions of legsl-tenders aud q decrease OF
haI million IN deposits a. well. shows cer-
Hlnly a great degree of expansion, but NOT
more than the legitimate wants OF business.
Wet and South. m the movement Of the pork
shs cotton crop call for. The drain in these
directions Is not unusual and fha, ths money
shoald ne thus I'm demand Tor this purpose
eelnoiy gives agreeable assurance of future
prom ana financial ease, rather than occasion
Tor tne snleipatory distress INDUCED in some
direcrons AZ present The large bllance IN the
Sub-Treasury IN New York nkewisa accounts
TO some extent for the decrease In legal tsnSsr.
shown in the bank statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
AFFAIRS RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Dec. ii.-Saily Anderson, who
was under sentsD ce of death tor arson, aud WAS
released Saturday on q writ of ha6eas COZ rus by
Judge underwood 4, on the ground of Ineligi-
bility under the FoIrt nnth amendment Of the
court that tired rrr. was rearrest1i d by order of
the Mayor ,h's morning.
Judge Thomas 5. Gholson, of the firm O.
Walker, Gbolson & Co., sf Liverpool, formerly
judge of Petersburg, Va, was found deld IN
his bed at savannah, Georgia, this morniny.
DIR. J. J Thwe-.t a prominent physician OF
Pc -ersburg, died this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

CONFLICT WITH WILD CAT Canaan
seems 10 be prolific in rare game, aud we have
frequently had occasion TO record rich hauls
IN that locality. The last instance il the can
ture OF an immense wild car by Master Iosenh
H. Hemlnvay. Jr., son of Supervisor Hamin-
way, and John q rimes a hired msu of the Hat
Ter, which occurred last Friday AFTERNOON
The two Were engaged in drawing wood
fron lot about one hundred rods from the
residence OF Mr.. Heminway. They We're ac-
companled by a large dog, aud while ousIly at
Work the barking OF the animal attracted their
attention. Upon going 10 him. they found be
mad treed an enormous Wild cat who sat upon
an upper limb, snariing and kissing at hrs an
tor. lie YVES formidable customer TO attack
without arms OF any kind, aud brief .scopsnl-
tauon OF war" WIS held between the bow the
man. and-the dog. Ii was decided 20 cut tue
tree down as the only means OF capturing the
orufe: and although the operation was a haz-
aroous one, tbe two set 10 work resolutely at
the trunk with their axes
The tree soon gave way under their ponder
Gus blows, and "a il fell toe dog caught his
game, but was soon overpowercd nv superior
strength and sgility. The brute then held the
man aud boy AT bay for some time, bu, after
hard encounter he was killed by a ell-aimed
blow from the axe held by young Hem,nway.
and bore in triumph TO the house.
The "rare game" was said TO measure nearly
Tour feet IN length, aud weigh d about twenty
pounds-fiudson, ". T., Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

STEAM ON STREET RAILRoADS.-Western
newspapers report what seems to be an Impor.
tantexperiInent in the use OF ste engines for
propelling cars on street railroads A small
Oouble-cy Under engine is used, of fifteen horse
power. The car Is some what larger than those
ia common use. The hrepot is arranged on tue
self-feeding base Burning plan, which is so sue
cFss:ul in stoves and furnaces. TIE ma chaery
is concealed under the car The boiler IS
pleced on the forward end OF the car The
Inotiyepower is said to be under such perfect
command that a car can be stopped wiInin
three inches Of a given point. without !arrlng
and the engine car' dr ig Its load np a heavy
grade. The cost OF running IL Is but seventy
cents per DAY. t. matter deserves thu a en-
ton OF horse railroad companies generally, as
a possible means rot only of saving expense.
but OF serving the public better than they can
do " ith horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

THE VIRGINIA juno .s.-Slnce the rnlinr NJ
Ju+ge Underwood III the case of Cesar =
Griffin, who shot young Brockenbrough ir
Lexington, Virginia. there Is cor siderab Bile dis.
cussion relative to the c.se OF letter Phillips
IL udge Sheffey, who tried q -itfn, is disuual .
Ihed, SO. 1t j. a'gued, is Judge Christian, before
whom Jeter Philips was tried. IA COZ ection
with the Phillips ase the Richmond Dispatch
says that there is rP-son TO believe that q writ
OF habsas corpus will be applied for early tee
present week The counsel VIII prob lbly at
least petition the Governor to respite Pr iilips
their courts is definitely determined Next
Friday is the day fixed for the execution of
Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

~in Worcester, Mass. the republican.
nave nominated two women for school direc.
tors.
- Mrs. Focte. wife of the COMMISSIONS a,
Patents, has in vented strapless skate.
- delicate cough rs the fashion able aff.c
tation of the season.
Yin Caroline county. Va, the peop,e ha We
raised $3.50 10 aid Z. A. Pollard in prosecutine
Giant, the murderer Of II. Rives Pollard
~Gen. Cole paid his lawyers about $4,000
fer proving that he might have been insane
for thirty seconds
- No one will live in the house at Man.
cnestsr, Conn.,. where Albert Starkweaiher
killed hls mother and sister.
@Those unpleasant English gossips say
That Victoria would like 20 marry Duke Ernst
OF Gotha, bat thar he 10 not willing TO father
such scamp as Wales.
~rhe Cincinnati Enqai wants no more
national conventions, but TO have each Stats
cast its vote in Its own capital for a candidaie
and the result figured mp At Washington By
telegraph.
N"Only ten days to California 10 now The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
SEVERE COLD AND HEAVY SNOW IN
WESTERN NEW YORK.

OswRGo, Dec. 14.-The snow is about two
feet deep and very much drift ID. the express
train on the Rome and OswFgO road whicn lett
Richmond on Saturday afternoon for Oswego
got stuck in the snow when within thrCo miles
Of the city, and did not arrive until two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Some Of the passenger
remained on the train all night, which was
twenty-five hours in the snow. Tha freight
train which left this morning with two loco
motives for Syracuse met with s serious acci-
dent at Seneca river bridge. The south span
gave way, and the three rear cars were pre-
cipitated into the river and the next I'VE cars
were thrown from the track
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FATE OF A REvIvALIsT.-Ap penitentiary bird
named Martin Coffee, who escape from pris on
in Nashville, Tenn, about a year since was
arrested in Elizabethtown. KY, and returned
TO the penitentiary on Tuesday, where he has
yet to serve fifteen years. Wien nabbad he
was in the midst Of a religious revival, and
last week had baptised by immersion forty
persons in one day. When going into his old
quarters fe remarked that II was a burning
81 anne that a useful Evauselist like himself
should be cut short in his revival operations
The crimes, which brought him to the peniten.
tiary in the first place were numerous ard
fsIn
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EXPRESS ROBRER ARRESTED

BUFFALO, Dec. 1A.-R. II. Best, det,C Ctiye in
the employ OF the American Express Company,
Just returned % this city from Aspln wall.
where he found II. .. Clinton, who robbed
VIM. Fargo Of S2U0,CO0 i'm bonds in January
last, and supposed to be the person who robb7 d
the express company in August last. Best had
an interview with Clinton in Jail a. Aspin wall
and saw the stolen bonds. In few days the
result OF the detectives successful operations
Will be made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

REMOVAL OF THE LoEw BRIDGR.-The days
OF the famous Loew bridge are nun bersG a
gang OF men commence the removal of the
structure this sfternoon, at O'Clock. There is
no money IN City Treasury to pay Tor the work
al d so MIR. Knox, the halter, is having the
structure removed a. his own cost, having OBJ
tanned permit so TO dO-and trusting to the
next tax levy tor reimbursement. The old
rroverb says, Speak well Of me bridge that
carries you over'-but the lannon's Broad wav
'trncture has had few friends and no eulogists
Now that its doom has oVertlken il the only
country cousins are deprived ofthsir splendi 4
view Of New TOrk's great thorOugnfare, .rom
1t * Lifted plattOrm.-N. \. E1presS, Dec. I2tL