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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
p BoPO LIS.
OFFICE Q. n. DEPARrxxsr,
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
P.ops:a. vim be received st thi: on .s s.i from
es. de Sns e furnish the Following
a S:DI R.l' of Pants d'- S S fsc e Coat:
; SS I ss,; g s;r sS1s! +: e Sess.
zoe pair. Of Drawers so iDs Of Soap SOAP
go. .S shirts 1ma s aSoSlIsnI lSS iSs q SsndIes
Article. fuTni:hsd must b Of good quality when
.uppes either q Clothing or PFovisos: q H ~
Csntractors vim be required to give bond for the
f. isas, 4 seP 4
pROPOsALs T0R TRIsR BEEF.
HIApo'Rs FIFTH MILITARY Drsrnrcr,
Arsris, TIsXs. Js Cs sT,-i Is, isss
sealed ProPosais: Which must be IN triplioste,
ssesissd g shi: once until 3 s'sissS :eea ON On
rni.S,. shs lsh az Of tebT.sy. -: for
ne s Ss::s s ss;: q
depsndsnt IS:ts Implied thsrsfroE
areenvilis. siE con 1anies.
hampasas, three companies.
Hempgte id two comDanies.
Corpus Christi, two com Doniss.
These contr acts shall commence on the first dsv
slst day OF December, lsso, or such lee tine 70
the Commtssary General Of subsisesncs may dirref.
Payment 70 be made In Governnenf funds.
Bends must BE- given IN the penal sum of ons
tsousand dollafs Tor each eomDAng % be supplied
IN previous advertisemeAts.
Rroloeals nust be made Separately for each post
Hlank forms Tor proposals ond ell tuSornstton
ieassnns thereto furnished on application q this
By command of Brevst Nasor o>..,.,
Csnby SAN. y. GueHIEo,
h1@ Captain, Brsvsl Iajos. b.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL.

SALE OF CONVENIENT VESSEL.
DEPUTY W ARTERNASTFR GENERAI s tFFICF.l
BALTIMORE, MD, January q, 1859 (
Inc united States steamer "Colene Ruokern
Will he offered at public sale At the port of Balti
more, 81 u o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, Feb
ruary 10, 1859
This vessel is Propeller Of 94l s. s5 tons length
lS feet, breadth q 2l0 feet depth Of hold 5 s 10
feet; draft, light feet, loaded feet.
She has one direct acting low pressure engine
(ztNz4 inches OF ~ horse power, and one boiler
The hull IL Of iron, covered with a. inch white
oak aud pine plank. The hull and boiler were re-
Gently repaired at an expense of three Thousand
dollars.
the property on board that rigttfully beIOn -
TO her outfit will be sold With the vessel She IL
wen found IN every respect, and ready for 4UaIe-
diafe use
The right 10 reserved to reject any and ali bids
Tor GAUGE deemed suff cient by the undersigned.
The vessel 10 now lying At the head Of Spears
wharf, foot OF Gay street, where the sals will
take place and is open to inspection by thOs, de-
string 10 become bidders
Tenn: Cash, in Government funds, on Gay Of
sale. STEWART VAN VLIET
Deputy Qus'termaster General.
1923 81 Brevet MAJOR General, u ). A.
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ss.5, H. Il. FL 80 q -: ~ q =
= Lest JsiY, q. hsreby $500 - - -
-. q NJ Gid % bceeSs r. E4A leYSbsI.
[1..n go sSH IL. anl3hSo.ses:
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NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ WORKS,

RKEBSBUR0, WEST VIR0lNIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam Mill
offs Horse Power that We will sell at eur works
for Sl.7oo cash: also. several portable engines
suitable for threshing machines Of 10 horse power;
Also several portable eng ines Oh wheels from Is to
20 horse power or under. Persons wishing to pur.
chase new or second hand machinery, engines or
iron, would do well to call or address II. ].
LEEeE CO., Petersburg, West Virginia.
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~ A preliminary measure toward tubing
tEe srtssian well in the Courthouse yard in
Dttawat Illinois. the experiment of exploding
\ torpedo al the bottom was tried last week
with q view 10 charging the aperature below
and increasing the low of water. The torpedo
wss success. There was a sudden rush of
COlumn Of clear water fifteen or twenty fee
shove the surface succeeded by folming
-nu Iiiuon-
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DELIBERATE MURDER BY Boy UNDEg
NINE EARS OF AGRA Northern (MIch)
Correspondent OF the Chicago JournSi. Jan.
llth says: On the afternoon of December rs
George BIgelOw, not yet nine years old. dslib-
aTateiy shot Thomas Retfsrd. his own cousin
eyed EiEe years. The parents OF both boys had
ne TO attend the wedding OF Mr.. Reiiord's
oldest son, leaving al Mr. RetfOrd's house three
e ms boys and George. The young rascal got
a loaded shot gun and used AZ in threatening
manner, when the eldest Retford boy. Robert
about twelve years old, took the gun away from
f-m, telling him he would shoot one OF them
He IeplledsI Will shoot you il you do not let me
alone" Robert then put the gun back In its
place an0 went into the wOod-hOus While
there be heard The report of the gun IN the
horse, ran in and found his brother lying on the
nOOr- He never spoke, and expired in about
twenty minutes George put the gun back in
IL place, left 81 once and went 10 his parents,
making such sta tements at different points as
proved he knew what he had done. and show
.ng the guilt and cunning Of a maturer crimi-
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WALTHAM WATCHEs-The superior va lue
Of American watcne1 above all others 10 100
well understood, IA this con ntry at least, to
need further illustration. Foreign watches
being conceded on all hands to have been
iaTly beaten, not only in the market. but in the
pocket The ques Ons now Il, which Of the
AmeTicSn-made watches Is best and really
cheapest,
The Waltham manufacture has deserved.y
made lis way 10 an immense business, In the
isce OF violent and persistent oppo -Itlon.
through period of fteen years il has steadily
aud regularly adyanced-the last years sale
Saving been considerably larger than those of
suv preceding year. The secret of this is that
The watches have stood the test Of enduring
ard general trial; they are found to be GOOD IN
tue long run well the short, and TO be
literally, as well as exceptionally, good. No
rfher establishment in the world ever sold in
me fifteenth, or any year of Its existence,
twenty five thousand watches, as tins has
done during the year Just closed. The ruth is,
ine " altman Company began by resolving to
make q first class article, and they have con-
tnUed TO do so, and have spared no pains or
expense TO keep that fact before the public.
For further information In regard TO this sub
IeCt, We refer the reader to the business card of
he Company in another column.-ErckaHge.
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AUCTION SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
DUBllC SALE or OONDENNRD opn
NANCE AND 0RpNkSCE sToRls osp

DUBllC SALE or OONDENNRD opn
L. NANCE AND ORDNANCE SToRRs
Rock ISLAND ARSENAL. Jan Is. 1850
large quantity Of Condemned Ord anc- ana
Ordnance stores will be offered Tor sale At prsIie
sust,on. Ct eock Island Arsenal, III ON EED-
NkSDAT, A,ril Z, 1859, at 10 o'clcck a m
The following comprises some Of the PRINCIPAL
articles TO he sold. via
y Iron Cannon, various calibers
l.n0 ield Carriages and l. mbers
100 sets OF ARTILLERY Harness
10 ,ot pounde shot and shell
500 .ets Of Infantry Accoutrenents
200 Mcclellan SADDLES
zoe Artillery Saddles
zoe HalteTs
100 Saddle Blankets
5000 W Altering Brides
400 CO VARY Curb Brides
. 200 Artillery Traces and Hanes
PERSONS wishing Catalogues a the stores 20 be
seld can obtain them By application 60 the Chief
OF ordnance at Washington. ID q Brevet Dol
oneI Crispin, United States Army. Purchasing
Ofnoer- corner of Houston and Greene streets, or
upon application st this Arsensl
TT. RODMAN,
msnding fe 81
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BANKERS.

J. A. RUFF. Treas. J.B. BRYAN. Presr.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS RANK.
(Charted By CongrssJ
PAYS INTERBsr Oh DlPosIrs.
Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bousht ana
sold.
Highest market prices paid for Land Warranss
A full supply Of Revenue stsmps kept CONSTANT,
on hand. ssm.t,
JAx COOKE CO.,
BAH 4 =
ErBfrsNYH STREET. Orros'ya TrxAsyKy
Buy and % sscarrent martst rates. sna
constantly on hand full supply OF all
eOyRREMEHT BONDS,
SEVEN -THIBTIEs, AND oen POUND
INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, Be-, sxscr,ss
and collections made on oil sooessibis points.
sel-n
+ IRsT NATIONAL BANK
or WASHINGTON.
Il. o Geek. CT Jay Cooke q oo..l President
WIN. q. HUETIHGTeE, Cashier.
eovBRBMEET DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITE,
STATES,
lStA meet, srpossts tAs Tssss,v Dspsgsasss
Government Securities with Treasurer Unis.
States,
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.>
We buy and sell ell classes OF GOVERNMIHS
SECURITIES st current market rates.
FURNISH BXCHANGB sad ssaLs CblIss,Se..
10 ALL TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHl
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Governments vouohsu on N.
MOST IA VORABLE TERMS, and Gfvs 49,.
ful attention 70
LCCO UNITS OF BVSIhESS MEN ~ HrRha
and to any other business entrusted to N.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 eoylRH.
ABHT LOANS ct all times ehssrfully furpisssd.
WI. 9. HUHTN0T0n, Gosh
Washington, March %, l80.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-Last evening. in the vicinity of the
La tRyoH,cie Office. POCKET BOOK contain
II & between S45 and SIS. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving il at this Office It,
4 osT-On Tuesday, the ID inst, Q new lead color
IL FUR COLLAR, on the way from q street. mp
18th street 10 New York tnue. mp New Yerk
avenue to Sth street. The finder will be suitably
rewarded BY leaving it at 1913 q street, between
18th and 18th. fe 3-3t-
I OST-Several weeks ago, Q roug ID coated black
IL and tau TERRIER, white spot In breast. me-
dunn height; is friendly and playful A liberal re.
ward viii be paid for his return. Address"0. ~
this office. fe Z Ct.
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PAWNBROKERS.

ESTABLISHED 1852.
HERZBERG'6 LOAN OHYIOD,
3Sl NORTH STREET,
between ~ and 9Th streets fmnediatel In reae
-m.. National Hotel;
Highest advances made. Strictly oonhden.
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WANTS.

WAETED-ey two respeetabls 0irl, sITUA.
Spy q mr.: G%bf =; S sss :, csansr
WAhTkD1siye good RMBROTDEREas for
Pot t4e eth street, opposite Patent once ping
WANTEr-A reliable COLOREO GIRL, .,
aIired. Apply At AIS street. between iith and
WANIED.By a respectable young 0irI q eTT
,sgA IioE 70 Do plain sewing and light cham
dfs:: e. {. D. star so. to an invalid lady
A NICE, TIDY, HONEST GIRL WANTED
A to do general honsework in . small private
i nnnh snst sone well r,ssnmsnded Call at 80
town. 49, sss sts
WANTED.-A TENANT for . NARKTT GAR.
,rodnc, vii take money rent or share q tine
BE- Ssf BSss b1 e e
Lun Der Dealers, Navy YARD anu f.sS'
WANIED--A reliable WOMAN, to walt on two
Wv Wv ladies. Good reference. rtquirsd. Apply at
Rugby House, corner and 18th Ste fee N'
WtsHSITEEPIR, SSOs ssI, Man
Pisa.s address dr Box Star oes ''0 r'sss'
.ss E. had gagSe
ling Furnishing Goods, to tsSe charge OF a stock
s,s1 oo. .sa ,es q.
w WOMAN tO.pSsa prefsrrsd .if to 70 the n GEN
q and soa9 T
given. Call at No 4Is st north, bet "a and ID
west. near Trinity Church feast
COAL ASHES WANTED.
Persons having COAL ASHES to dispose of can
der.isned, .itusted on Tiber Greek, between and
.s during the I;s;s Nh as4
in the s.efi iss for work promptly ATTENDED to
xuyANrvn YpIsu- z,------,
w hOusswork for 2 small family, Catholic pre-:
ts5,ss nnsy :, SSs 18th street between
WHITE WOMAN, to do house
w work in q small family; must brins good
t tween aSs Inquire at sa' 9Th be-
w COOK. at the Elm City Dining Rooms, 363
hasiRg the best Of reference. F.KiILAM Pro
ONE HUNDRED MEN AND FIFTY HORSES
- 80 AND GARTs Eanted immenl ately, on sec.
more and ohio RaIrosd Wages, sI.O for men,
and ~ 80 for horse: and cart:
Hene. ia got.
WAHTED..ramilies breaking up fousekeepins
dispose Of Ss from sf # tSs they
il isS VS. Fsns. s'ss%s' South,
WANTBD-A STEAM SAW MILL aud MAN
w who fully uLderstands the RAINING aud
ecnnendsd. 70 60 i've miles from W..hinston.
Address p. @ CHIMES, silver Hill P. D Prince
Georges county, Md. Init JaIl0t
WANTED-AtB No. 301 Pennsylvania avenue.
w between 9Th and 10th streets. about three
Thousand five hundred dollars worth of SECOND
md fURNlTURE-the highest price paid for
it ia2s-Imt
WANTED-To rent, BY the LIST of March, q
w GARDEN FARM Of twelve to fifty acres
near Washington or Georgetown, by q respon ,ible
tenant. Apply TO WALLACH q WALLACH
Js2 2w Attornies at Law, No. Al street.
c. NOO -WANTBD re oUY-AI kinds q
SC,OOU. SECOND HAM TLOTnIN0 FOR
which fair price will be paid I,osntng and Re-
pairing lone In the best manner At No. 4O4 7th
81 between @ and II W asniuRtor. ID. y. fe IS.ly
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EOR RIHf-Thres vsl -Tpfnishsd 10OHo,
L two front and enc beck. Convsnisnee o. g.
Dspsrtnsah. 11l d street. n. =. corner o. =
orth. oeI
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xn ss ssa SsbssS's'i1y e %Si fiste : MN
BIO. - store tore ass Nh ss.sss: Sss.ss. =.
sy:ess I'd street. still givss sspScsa ssss1sioe
tpnee - Dr. sale. Pianos fer saas' rent. q Sx'
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0D0 JACOB BOOL,
No. ll6 GEVENTH STREET,
BETWEBh AND II,
po,.. = selling on bis stock 81
BOOTS AND SROke AT AND BELOW COST
70 CLOSE BUSINESS.
STOkE FOB BENT. ia IL I'm

u. 3. KRAFFT,
FAMILY BREAD BAKIRY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.,
Has constantly on hand fresh Boston Bro wn, Gre.
nam, Bye, and W heat Bread. Also, Tee Biscuit,
Dinner kolls, Pies, Oekee, and CANDY.
.B.-We use nothing but the best family nour
IN baking, and eur bread 10 pure and unadpltsra-
esd. de l6-7m-
LIMITED STATS PATENT OYFICI,
u WAsHINsIos, p, q, ysnaary g, leeo.
Rochester, Massachusetts Iraying Tor the extsn-
sion Of patent granted him on the 10th day Of
APRIL, 1885, for IN improvement In Machine for
Raising and Transporting Stones
II 10 ordered that sa1d PETITION % heard q this
once on Tie I'll day Of April next: Any Dsrsen
may Oppose this extenslon. Ohlectto ns, depooi.
sSsnlS day: SsiSss the dsS q hs:Iins; .oo-"
ja1e-lsvsw Oommissioner q Patenfs.
4 TNITED STATES RAfEEf OFFICE, %
On TIE petition Of 3. RAk1Y SMITH, q Ber-
PATENT granted lin On tlS Iitk day 81 XDrii, ~,
Tor IN 1mD9oyement in sewing 4aehins6:
Il q ordered thax cid pelltioa b hsaFd g thls
once on tie nth day Of March next. Any ~.
con may oppose this extanGion. 0Aoo1ioAo, oscoGl.
e Se: . sas S; az. sss - rs = IN
10 H-lavsv Oonnla6o0Sr q 49,.
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GET TVS B u RIG
KATALYSINE WATER
ITS Wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVe Powers.

I'HE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
meBts for supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on scale commensurate with the de-
mand. Physicians aud invIlids desiring infor.
nation as TO the therapeutic value and virtue of
this Water will on application 10 the office of
the Company, or any OF the Druggists Stores, be
furnished with printed copies OF statements Of
iuvalids and reports OF eminent medical men as
70 it's CURATIVE RFPECTs the only unerriDg test Of
the value Of any water or medicine.
They are also referred TO the thousands OF in
yalids and their medical advisers in every part
Of the country who have, since the general in
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the people, some
six months ago been cured, by its use of dis
tressing or fatal malsdioS.
This combined testimony establishes beyond
al reasonable doubt the superiority of this
Water, as a remedy fer rheumatism, GOut, GRAY.
ell. dyspepsia Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Liv.
OIL and Bowel Diseases, (Biliousness, &c, Ca
tarrh Neuralgia, and Nervous Disord,rs) over
all others known TO materia medica, OF found in
the mineral springs of modern times.
II has been demonstrated in number of in
stances 10 possess the power OF solving culculus
or stone in the bladder, and the urate deposits
Of chalk stones formed by rheumatism, GOut
and Gravel and of PERMANENTLY curing these
diseases, for which medical science and the most
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided palliatives.
Also of arresting the progress, if not peTma
Dently curing Albumenwia, or Brights Dis
ease.
This Water il confidently claimed to be the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
its source.
Depot CO Liberty street. New York.
For sale by MCCABE BUSHFlELD &
KRAFT. 30 Main street, Wheeling, and Drug
gists generally. sept5
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
PAIRING.-Mr. Thomas II. Boden, Piano
and Organ Toner, from the celebrated
house of d. Faulds, Louisville, Ken
lucky, is now making his periodical Wis,
it to this city. This gentleman is a
thorough master of his protest. on, and
many of our citizens will be doubtless
glad to avail themselves of his SER
vices. Persons desiring pianos and or
glns tuned or repaired, are informed
that Mr.. Boden can be SEGA at Cart
wright's, 135 Main street.
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~ To-NIGHT John b. Cough will de-
liver his new lecture on "Circum
stances" and will, no doubt, be greeted
with such an audience as no lecturer
has ever had in Wheeling. There is ell
oqueuce in his every movement, and
those who fail to hear him now may new,
or again have an opportunity. Tickets
will be sold at the Religious Book
House up tot o'clock.
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FEDERAL CoURT.-In this Court yes
terday the following cases were tried
United States rs. Jacob Thomas, In
dictment No. !, violation of Internal
Revenue laws. Judgment rendered
against defendant for $50 and costs
United States rs. Jacob Thomas, In
dictment No. 2, same offence. Judgment
rendered against defendant for $50 and
costs. United States rs. Jacob Chap
man, violation of Internal Revenue
laws. Judgment rendered against do
PENDANT for S17 and costs. The argu'
ment in the case of KHode rs. William
son was opened by Mr.. Allison for the
plaintiff, who was followed by Messrs.
Wheat and Blackb urn, for defendant.
Mr.. Stanton, for plaintiff, will clese the
argument this morning.
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MEETING AT THE CLUE RoOM.-The
Democratic Central Club had a full
meeting at Headquarters, corner of
Market and Monroe streets, last evening
In the absence of the President, John
Boring, Esq, was called to the chair
lie introduced to the audience J. H..
Good, Esq, who addressed the meeting
at length, warmly endorsing the nomi-
nees of the Democratic primary meetings
and Convention, aud earnestly urging
upon all Democrats the active and I'm
qualified support of the regular nomi-
nees. At the conclusion of his remarks,
which were loudly applauded, Mr.. Good
presented the following preamble and
resolutions, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, There has been seeming
dissatisfaction expressed concerning
the choice and nominations made by the
last Democratic City Convention, there.
fore, be it
Resolred, That we accept the choice
as manifested by the nominations in
said Convection, and pledge to its nom
inees our votes and our support in the
coming municipal election.
Resolved, That we view the conduct of
all Democrats who refuse to abide nv
the selection of their delegates in Con.
yention as disaffectants in the party.
and whose conduct is calculated to re.
suit in its overthrow and final defeat.
Rerolred, That We consider the late
concocted fusion or Citizens ticket as 6
Radical combination, by which they car
secure the controlling power of the city
which otherwise they have irreyoca6l!
lost.
ReSOlred, That a committee be sp
pointed by this meeting to address tn
nominees for City Clerk; Street Com
missioner, Water Works and Wharf
Master, and also the persons who wer'
nominated at the several primary meet
ings, on last Saturday evening, TO
Council, who have also been placed OF
the "fusion ticket" and request then
to publish a card in the daily paper
declining to run on said fusion ticket.
Resolred, That the said committee re
port the result of their effort to a meet
ing to be held on Monday evening mex
at the Court House, and if unsuccessful
this meeting pledge itself to take the
proper steps for purging our ticket o.
all persons who refuse to comply will
our request.
The Chair then appointed the com
mittee provided for in the resolution
On motion the resolutions were order
ed to be published in the REGISTER.
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ACCIDENT ON THE Pan HANDLE ROAD.
We clip from the Steubenville Herald
of the 18th the following details of a
frightful accident on the Pan Handle
Railroad, Wednesday morning:
A terrible accident occurred on the
Pan Handle Railroad, this morning, at
twenty minutes past three o'clock, three
miles this side of Pittsburgh. The mail
train LETT Pittsburgh late, and was run
ming at rapid speed until near Cork
Run, when the brake of the sleeping
coach dropped upon the track in front
of the car, breaking the connecting link
with the forward car, and precipitating
the car with its sleeping inmates over
the embankment, aud dashing 1T to
atoms. The sleeping car conductor,
who was in the back part of the car,
was crushed to death by the breaking
timbers, while two of the unfortunate
PASSENGERS also met similar fate, the
names of whom we are unable to learn
at this writing. The forward cars and
engine remained on the track, and the
passengers and officers of the road did
everything possible to relieve the suffer
ers. The train with the wounded, ar
rived at this city at s o'clock.
LATER-We addressed an inquiry to
the Superintendent of the Railroad this
morning to get the extent of the diSas
ter, and were favored the following an
swer, 10 wit
STEUBENvILLE, January u, 1869.
EDITOR HERALD dear Sir: have de-
laysd longer than intended, hoping to
get full particulars of persons killed in
the accident, aHd can not now give them
as fully as | would like. Sleeping car
of No. train got OIL the track at Cork
Run, and rolled down the embankment,
which is about 30 to - feet high, break
ing the car badly. John G. Mcpherson of
Springfield, Ohio, and Rev. J. G. Archer,
Of Clearfeld, Pa, and sleeping car con-
ductor, (name not known we've killed,
and ii. e. Barnett, OF Springfield, Ohio,
injured. Two other persons received
slight injuries.
Respectfully Yours,
W. w. CARD.
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Theodore Emily, Hagerstown, Md; T. j: Ba
ker, Hagerstown. Nd; L. G. Brown BanalS
N T.; Edward List, Philadelphia, Pa Geo. 5 5
PeddicOrd, Baltimore Nd; ;,o :. '" cb 0
W Va: IT, H. Hatzel New York. E. s Norton
ironton, O.; T. Ciaussen, Cincinnati, Q M. w
Watson Pittsburgh, IA; J. E. Mitchell Spring
field, o; VIM. Mitchell, Springfield o.; John
burgh. Pa o c. Billopp, Baltimore, Md; J.W
cumberland. Md; X. A. French, Cumberland,
Md; r. c. Miles, SomertOn, O.; II; G. Kitchen
Malaga. O.; II. Herenan, New YORK; d. ID
DovIe Philadelphia, Pa; Geo. II Lee, Clarks'
bnTg w Va; r. L. Berkshire, MOrgantown,
W. Va: B. Wilson, Wilsonburgh, w. Va; I,
Elliott Harrison county, W. Va; j. II. Hagans,
Morgantown, VI. Va; A. Mott Bell, Washing
ton, Pa; A. A. Allison, Waynesburgh, "a;
WIN. Armstrong, Grafton, w. Va; Amos NeF-
tame. Grafton, W. Va; W. j. F. DE LaRoche,
Baltimore Nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-14

The MACHINE.-The Grover & Ba'
ker sewing machine has no equal. Ii
has been in use for twenty years and
never failed to give satisfaction. Call
at Oxtoby & Duffield's jewelry store
l03 Main street, and see the machines
and fine stock of watches, clocks, jewel,
~, spectacles, gold pens, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-14

CHANGE OF TIME.-As will be seen by
advertisement, an important change of
time has been made in the departure of
trains on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Road. The road is now in excellent or
der and trains come and 60 on the
dot"