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ROCKS d. STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS TO- ID A
~ AT
FRENCHS,
No. 95 KING STREET.

~ AT
FRENCHS,
No. 95 KING STREET.
| Hymns, Ancient and Modern, for use III Tue
| Services OF the Church. with accompanying
tunes, by William Henry Monk, Organlst ot
the Choir of Kings College, London.
| Life of Philip Doddridge. ID, with notices
of his cotemporaries and specimens of his style'
| by d. A. Harshna Nj. A.
| Is cents.
Aspects of Humanity, Brokenly Mirrowed
| in the ever Swelling Current of Human Speech
| IS cents
Improved Modern Pocket Dictionary of the
French and English Languages for the every
day purposes of travellers and students, by
Ferdinand r. A. Case.
The Sexes Here and Hereafter. by VIM IL.
Holcombe. MD, author of Cur Children IN
Heaven" Sl.60
Hans Breetmsn in Politics, n Humorous Po-
em, by Charles e. Leland.
Another lot to-day of Hit to Hit, by John
Esten Cooke sl.50.
Recreations of a Country Parson, new edi
ton. An admirable book. 2vols.; $3.50
nv H ii ''' q. f.. FRENCH.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS
The Pilgrims Progress. by John Bu1,S@G1'
printed on very large type, and elegantly IL
iustrated with many colored engraving ah
octave volume London edition. pa.
BOOKS OF ONE SYLLABLE.
Robinson Crusoe, Evenings at Home, and
Swiss Family Robinson, by Mary Godolphn
in words of one syllable, printed on large type
and beautifully illustrated with colored engrs-
wings. SLIGO each. London edition.
Breakers Ahead or Larry Dalton, by Hsr-
riet b. McKeever. author of "Edth's Minis
try" &c. $l.25.
Just published and for sale by
ROBT. BELL. Bookseller,
my3 I'll King street.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
On or before the lst day Of June the snbscrh-
ers expect TO remove to the NEW STOKE,
No. lO2 King street. four doors oast OF their
present location. Wishing to close out as
much of their present stock Of BOOKS and
STATIONERY as is possible before NOV ing,
they offer all goods now in store at very ma
tersl reduction in prices. The business office
of the "SOUTHERN CHURCuMAN Will
be removed at the same time and To the same
place.
sp ~ d. & w. d. ENI w ISLE.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS. &c.
IANNEY'S EY'SPECTORAL COUGH SYRUP
q For the instant relief and speedy cure OF
COUGHS. COLDS AND INCIPIENT CON.

TANNEY' Y'SPECTORAL COUGH SYRUP,
For the instant relief and speedy cure OF
COUGHS. COLDS AND INCIPIENT con-
SUMPTION.
This preparation will be found u most excel
lent Expectorant, while producing none OF that
nausea so common to Cough Remedies. Con
sumptves in advanced stages OF the disease
will find great relief from its use,
The dose for an adult is tesspoontui, repeat
ed three or four times day, or Whenever the
Cough is very troublesome For q child under
ten years Of age half that amount, ami Tor an
infant, from ten to fifteen drops.
Price rs cents per bottle. Prepare only by
JANNEI y Co,
And sold by them. wholesale and retsl!, al
their Drug Warehouse, No. la5 King street
Aleysndris, Va. ap 70
JANNEY's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
u CONSISTING OF
LEMON, VANILLA. RASPBERRY, OR
ANGE, STRAWBERRY, PINE
APPLE, BITTER
ALMOND.
These Extracts are prepared with great care,
with special view to preserving in All their
freshness ard purity the peculiar ilayor OF the
respective fruits. A trial Is earnestly request
ed Price 25c per bottle. e sale wholesale
ana retail by JANNHY s. CO,
AT their Drug Warehouse
ap II l45 King st Aexa., Va
VANNEY'S UNEQUALLED STENCIL
For the use Of Merchants, Millers, Farmers
and all who usa Stencil Plate
FOR MARKING BOXES, BAGS OR BBLS.
This Ink will produce very Black &nd dis.
tnct impression that will dry instantly, ana
will not rub of. Put up in halt gallon bottles
at soc each. JANNEI x CO,
apl7 Druggists, li5 King street,
ESPRIT DIES CHEVAUX OR VEGETA-
Il BILE HAIR BALSAM-superior to any
Hair Restorer now in use. One or two appli-
cations will prevent the hair from falling out.
and one months regular use will cause new
growth OF hair, as has already been proven in
several cases in our city. 1t Is very highly
perfumed, and makes ar elegant Hair Dress
ing. Imported direct and 70. sale by
JULIUS DIENELT,
Il s. Royal street.
y. S.-A full stock Of the most popular Hair
Restorers always on hand. mar y
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stock OF
CHOICE WHITE GOODS.
Comprising all grades of
Irish Linens, NaiHsooks,
Cambrics. Tape Checks,
Swiss Null Victoria Lawns,
Brilliants Book Muslin,
Linen Cambrics, Linen Diaper,
Marseiiles Quilts, Table Covers,
Towels and Towrling. Napkins.
Emb'd Hankerchiefs Linen Collars,
Linen Camb. Hdk'fs., Toilet Mats,
Hemskitched Rufhings.
Cambria and Swiss En- broideries.
The above goods are of the best European
production; the importation of the largest
house in America, and have been purchased at
the lowest package prices. -,
This department Of my business will receive
special attention, and parties wlahing TO pur-
chase would do we'll to call and examine the
goods.
Iae- Samples forwarded 10 all parts OF the
NV mv d, ,eo5t ' - UHAS. w. GREEN.
EANCN GOODS FANCY GooDs'
LAulka AND uENTs' FURNISHING
GOODS.
Wholesale AND KET.-Il.l
TO my great variety of snch goods. ! AIN
constantly adding all the
NOVELTIES OF The SEASON,
as fast ~ they appear in tho market Ny on
tire stock has been purchased from first hands,
and cau confidently assure purchasers that al
goods in my line of trade or which may al any
time be added TO stock, will be sold with view
to giving entire satisfaction in every PARTICULAR.
CHAS. w. GREEN.
mv1 cost 68 King street
CHILDREN CARRIAGES
CulLDREN'S CARRlAG Els
Another large lot of
CHILDREN 5 CARRIAGES,
received this day. May 4th,, bv New York
steamer. They are remarkable for beauty,
strength and chespness.
MH- Particular attention given to orders from
the country, and an illustrated Catalogue OF
styles and prices sent upon application
CHAS w. GREEN,
my A. eo5t 6S King street.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
"a IRGINIA ADVE RTISEk
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
AD . Al SNOW D EH
- Il t--Gdzstte Btaidia0 No. 20, Prince 81.
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

n d VIRGINIA DVERTISER
(FoR TIE COUNTRY
l. published regularly on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at SIX DOLLARS FER
ahnuu payable ia advancs.
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DRY GOODS.

QUINN MER DRESS q % o : .
= JUST OPENED.
Satin Striped BEREG ES, all colors'
Plain Colored
Second Mourning
Figured and Plain GRENADINES:
LAWNS, very large and beautiful sssofl-
ment.
PICQUAS, all colors, in stripes.
IISLE GRENADINES, in all colors =,
We have lust returned from New York with
our SUMNER DRESS GOODS. We cannot
begin to name all the different kinds, but Would
invite any one in search Of pretty goods to eau
and sec them, US they are both cheap ana IN
grea. variety.
OUR NEW GOOD this season embrace
" more choice and varied assortment than
We have had for several seasons. we take es-
pecial pleasure in inviting all who want cheap
and good goods 10 examine our stock. our
motto is mo trouble to show goods and al
m nv ROBERT L. WOOD.
LACE MANTILLAS.
jus, received from the importers in New
York We have an elegant line OF Lace Goods.
in white ana black, 20 which we invite especial
attention. ,,1,
my KoBI IL. W'o'D
ASOLS
NEW STYLES OPENED THIS DAY.
The largest and best assortment ui raj
SOILS and LADIES SUN UMBRELLAS, we
have ever hal. Prices To suit all. .,-oo
M 80 Il. Il. WOpl'.
r ARGE STOCK OF LACES.
We have just opened very large stock 81
LLAMA LACE POINTS and ROrU NDS
ranging from II to 70.
Also WHITE LLAMA LACE POINTS.
We have an unusually large stock OF these
goods. and are Offering special inducements TO
purchaser -
ap "A WlTMER SLA MAhER.
OUR NEW WHITE GOODS.
We have now in store very cheap Plaid Cam
brc, Swiss Musius, Plain and Plaid Nansook,
soft finished Jackonet, Irish Linen. Linen
Lawn, Bird Eye Disper Huck and Damask
Toweling, Table Cloths, Napkins, with every
thing in our line Call and see them.
ap 23 ROBT. l.. WOOD.
nRESS GOODS,
Superior Black Gro Grain SILKS, STRIPED
M0HAIRS and other goods for walking suits.
Percalcs, Ginrhams. &c, selling at low prices
apis j. Nj. STEWART.
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WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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PROFESSIONAL.
TAMES B. HODGKIN, DDS,

VAMES B. HODGKIN, DDS,
ltirslustc of the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery
References given to those desiring them, and
the faithful and satisfactory performance of all
professional promises assured.
Patients from the country will please notify
mo few days in advance Of their intended
visits.
Dental office, No. I North Wsshinaton ST.,
III rear of Milburn's Drug Store. Residence, 81
Queen street. near Pitt. ap Z3-t
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JNO. W, BURKE. A. HERBERT. J, v. HAVHr
RURKE, HERBERT & co.
BAN X E H 3,
OyyIcE-CoRNER KING & WATER SITS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SIL YER COIN,
AND EXCHANG 81.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOU6HT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION,
Sight Drafts Checks, and limo Collections,
romptly ramitted for. .J.-I
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VIZ II E0REF.rS
w DENTIST,
N'AsHiNoToN STREET
CIV" door from Pierpoints drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Owing . the great scarcity Of money, and
the imins Ase suffering occaaioned hy persons
not heip < able to have their teeth attended to,
nave determined 10 reduce my charges 30
that al may como with confidence that they
eau have their work done well, and will he
'f arged very moderately.
While have reduced my prices will still
continue to do tn. best style Of work. Give me
| II call. NOV lT-tO w. ii. r.
ESTABLISHED 1854
IuIlu3 DlENELr.
DENTIST.
No. II. Royal street,
jBetween King and Prince
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
iaL lb-u
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FANCY GOODS.

CHARLES w. GREEN,
No. e8 King street,
ALkXA XANDRIA, VA.
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r AMPS. LAMP GOODS 8 OIL.

AMPS, LAMP GOODS 8 OIL.
VIM. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom III umb, to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut. Ground and Plain GlSbies; 1i
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, WICK,
sonsble prices. Especial attention is called to
large LOT of Stand Lamps ust received, purcha-
led at extremely lew figures, and offered at cor
responing rates. All who want real bargains
q han dsome Parlor and Table camps had bet
ar come quickly. mn 8-i
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TOHN A. FIELD, '.
Successor to VIM. Bucking ghsm,)
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES &C..
No. II. King street,
G- Give me call. oct I'll
CKYSTAI1zHD OIL
Patented July I'd, 1861
BEST LIGHT FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
Manufactured by
A. q. LUTHER,
NH 81 "a King street, Alexa., Va
W1Lh1AM MURRAY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 7, NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
Has lust eoeived his =,
SPRING and SUMMER ASSORTM EHT Oh
CLOTHS,
AND VESTlNGS
Hslnyitss his friends and customers to Cal
and eIamjne his stock. mar %
+ 100 bb!s No. Potomac Herring
| 25 bbls net -
% bbls clipt g
| 90 bbls Family Roe
| 25 bcls Eastport
| 60 bbls Halifax l.r..
| 90 bbls net and gross Shad. ne
| for sale at lowest msrket rata', by ,l...,
,ny8 BREWIS IL LA WSON
| buckingham Register.l
IN KRIEG,
| GENERAL
| FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
No. IA North Fairfax ct,
| ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
New and Second hand Furniture always l.
be had on the most reasonable terms.
my ll-lm
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n + BRUNEK
~ LUMBER MERCHANT.
All kinds of lumber constantly On nan 80
sold At the lowest market rates
Fronting on Union and Duke fu 'As'
sep
& Sons old stand.
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BAN X EkS.

WILMER d. CoRSE. MONTGOMERY u. 'ohSE
DANkING HOUSE OF
WILMER u. CORSE IL COZ,
Nos. 81 i SO, King ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WILL DEAL IN
DOM ESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCUKRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &C., &c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS and other securi-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points IN
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mitted. Int. Rev. Stamps for sale. sep
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AN in daily receipt Of additions to 10y large
CT, Of
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WITMRR Il SLAYMAKER'

nURE LLAMA LACE.
LACE MANTILLAS.
Just received from the importers in New
York We have an elegant line OF Lace GOODS;
in white ani black. 20 which we invite especial
attention. o,
mvG ROBT l.. WOOD
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"H''' "00D0
Superior Black Gro. Grain SILKS, STRIPED
M0HAIRS and other goods for walking suits.
Percales, Ginrhams. &c, selling at low prices
ap IS j. Nj. STEWART.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-17
The L.,e Railrsad Disaster.

NEW YORK, July 16.-There are few
additional particulars of the Erie Rail-
road accident. Mr.. Gibson, q passenger,
SAYS of the burning of the smoking car,
that in it, wedged in his seat by the
heap of broken timbers, sat Rev. Mr..
Hhlleck, of New York city, perfectly I'M
hurt but unable to extricate himself
from the wreck. In calm and perfectly
collected tones he told us to get an axe
to try to cut an opening in the side of
the car. We searched around and
obtained one from house by the road
side, but it was so blunt that we could
do nothing with it. We worked and
strove to liberate the unfortunate gen
tleman, who sat there, sound in limp,
waiting the approach of the hungry
flames. Nearer and nearer they came
until his hair began to- crisp ana pul u
and his skin to crack. Then, when we
| in like manner found the heat unbear,
able, we reluctantly retired, conPeiih1; a
to leave this poor gentleman Will n;h hio
eight fellow sufferers to their teiilo,.
fate. We moved off until all was osei'
Nine persons were thus burned 10 uea.n
and nine others injured more OF less
severely. ar hood Oh.
little children screaming for their moth
ers and the passengers who were in the
rims calling for help and grooming with
main. An axe was got and one or two
were actually chopped out of their i'm
prisonment. Most of the passengers
in the car were killed and their bodies
consumed or injured. l should think
there were sixteen or seventeen persons
in the front end of this car, and think
| but two were taken out. | do not think
there was person killed by the Smash !,
and all the deaths were from burning
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-17
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill, July l6.-Reports
from the middle portions of the State
say that last years corn in the crib is
rotting and sprouting. In regard to
the present situation of the crops the
following summary, as gathered from
various sources, may be regarded as q
fair one: The enormous breadth OF
small grain planted, had there been nc
draw backs, would have produced al
unparalleled crop, SO much so thai
should it be damaged to the extent OF
over half we should still secure good
average crop. The wheat crop in Iowa
Wisconsin, Nebraska and Minnesota /:
superb and in excellent condition and
vast in extent beyond precedent. The
winter wheat in Southern Illinois
has been mainly cut and is of an excel
lent quality and though the rain has re-
tarded the stacking, there is no cause
for alarm. Central Illinois, espe
cially along the Illinois Central X. r.,
and the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
K. X. has suffered the most. Rain mas
fallen in torrents and deluged the coun-
try to such an extent tn at the use OF
the reaping machine is entirely ont OF
the question. The farmers in that Sec
ton have tough time of it, wading up
to their knees in mud trying to save
what they can with cradles. The cry
that comes from that section should not
lead any one to infer that such state
of things is general throughout north
ern Illinois. Grain looks very well and
promises a good yield in regard to corn
under the most favorable circumstances.
1t can scarcely be expected to be more
than two.third crop. There will be
an immense yield of oats.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-17
BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, July l3.-General Paello, a
the head of three hundred Spanish war
IiOrs, was attacked by the Patriots neal
Boga, q small town situated on the same
bay as Neuvitas, and not far from that
city. The marines were forced to fall
back upon Neuvitas, with loss of so,
including General Paello, killed.
HAVANA, July A.-In the woods sur
rounding Puerto Principe thousands of
the insurgents are concentrating and
are only waiting to be armed with Pea
body breach. loading rifles with bayo-
nets to assume offensive operations.
Holdquine, ona of the insurgent lead
ers, intends to go to the United States
for the purpose of bringing back force
of Americans.
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba
of the Sth instant reports fighting GO
ing on thirty miles from that city. The
patriots were strongly entrenched.
General Jordan had joined the Cubans
under General Fuguerdo and now com
mands a large force. The Spanish
Governor of Baracoa is burning prop.
erty and killing all who fall into his
hands
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCo, July l6.-The Chica-
20 commercial party, numbering about
one huadred of the principal merchants
OF Chicago, including Senator Lyman
ilrumbnll and Governor Oglesby, of H.
hn0lS, arrived at Sacramento yesterday,
anu were entertained by number of
She leading citizens of that place.
SpeScnes were made by Oglesby, Trum-
1 Dull anu Judge Arnold, of illinois.
lhey were briefly responded to by sew
erai prominent Californians. A Golden
wedding party Composed of Cb;nal
gOans and Sacramentoans mot -, p.,1
man palace train today, in o,Sar
TO celebrate the union nf ~;
cago with Sacramento i'll Longxor,Li,
champagne, prepared specially fer tbn
occasion. Governors Haight, of Cali.
fOrnia and Oglesby, of Illinois, General
RedingtOn, OF Sacramento, Congress.
man Judd, ofChicago, and Others respon-
ded tOasts during the reception. The
Chicago party were pleased with Sac
ramento and what they have seen of Cal.
ifornia. They will arrive in this city by
to-night's boat. Our merchants promise
l" extend them generous welcome.
ARIZONA adVices say portion of the
I ,t,i cavalry attacked some Indians near
Mickenourg; nine savages killed and
one soldier seriously wounded.
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@g telegraph.
no TEE RBGIsTER.--
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Rsgister.l

LONDON, July l6.-In the House OF
Commons last evening, the Irish Church
bill was amended by the Peers and ia
ken up. The amendment giving globes
and houses free of building charge, after
a short debate was rejected by 326 to
237 and the amendment granting globes
to Catholics and Presbyterians was neg.
atived without dissession. The Times
says the bill will 60 back to the House
of Lords in almost its original shape
The Commons have decided the amend.
ments adopted by the Lords are incon.
sistent with the bill and there is nc
reason to believe the Commons will sur
render.
AT Lurgan, Ireland, on the 18th, an
Orange mob was pelted with stones
and then retaliated by utterly destroy
ing seventeen houses occupied by Cath
olics. The woodwork of the buildings
and the furniture were then carried into
the street and burned. Order was re-
stored at the latest advices. AT Newry
the Orange Hall was attacked by the
Catholics. and the occupants fired on
the assailants, who were driven off,
bearing three badly wounded.
LONDON, July l6.-Meetings of peo-
pie in support of the Commons on the
Irish Church Bill continue to be held
in various parts of the Kingdom.
John Bright has been unanimously
elected member of the Atheneum Club.
The Reform League coutemplates an
Indignation demonstration against the
House of Lords.
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Hon. James Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April p, 1856.
/ consider "Hoohand's German Ritters" a
uaiuabLe medicine in case of attacks of Indiges
ton or Dyspepsia. l can certify this from my
experience of it.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-17
FROM ST. LOUIS.
List OF Wounded on the Excursion
Train Near Lawrence, kunsas-
Railway CoIiisiou-storm at Lex
.nufnn n..Snn..

ST. LOUIS, July 1G.-The Democrat
has a special from Lawrence, Kansas,
which contains the following complete
list of the wounded by the accident to
the excursion train, near Lawrence, on
the llth: j. ID. IIcrkimcr, General Su-
perintendeut of tue St. Louis and lndi-
annapolis railroad, slightly; John Per-
kins, President of the Bank of Com
mcrce, Cleveland, slightly; Frank Ford,
Chief Engineer of the Columbus, Gin
cinnati Il Indianapolis railroad, ugly
wound on the head and otherwise Seri-
ously injured, but not fatally; f. s.
Flint, Superintendent of the G. e. & e.
railroad, slight; Lucien Hills, of the
C.. G.. u G.. railroad, wounded about the
head and otherwise injured, but not
dangerous; T.. King, Treasurer OF the
Columbus, Cincinnati u Indianapolis
railroad, right arm fractured; j. G.
Noyes, Freight Agent of the st. Louis
~ Indianapolis railroad, badly, not
supposed fatally, injured; Eben Noyes'
of st. Louis, slight wound; Gen. Graft,
Of the Torre Haute Express, injured on
the head; S. Beach, banker, Terre Haute,
badly bruised and iammed; b. w. Hanna,
attorney, st. Louis n Indianapolis read,
left leg hurt and otherwise bruised;
WIN. Meek, Terre Haute, bad wound on
the nose aud face; General Coburn, In
dianapolis, slightly injured: General
Barrett, Cleveland, seriously injured;
ROderick King, slightly; Jas. Barnard,
conductor, badly hurt; Jas. Roberts,
ColOred porter for patty, badly hurt;
Barnard a. Brapeman, supposed TO be
fatally Injured; Chas. Hicks, Cleveland,
slight; III. n. Johnson, Cleveland Herald,
slight fracture of the arm; Oscar Town
send, President Columbus, Cincinnati
d Indianapolis Railroad, slightly hurt
in the back; Stern Russell, porter of the
Superintendent of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad; Prof. Wilbur, of Nincennes,
slight, and Mrs. Wilbur, slight.
The Republican has special from
Lasalle, Illinois, stating that a collision
between two freight trains on the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Peoria railroad
occurred a mile west OF Peru this morn.
ing, resulting in the demolition of nine
cars loaded with Joliet stone, destined
Tor Omaha, an equal number OF freight
cars bound East, and doing considera.
bic damage to both engines. Nobody
was hurt.
The Republican also has a dispatch
from Lexington, Mo-, dated the l4th.
which says: tornado has just passed
over Lexington. Trees and fences were
blown down i'll every direction, streets
blockaded with wrecks and many houses
unrOOfed and otherwise damaged. Some
roofs were carried hundreds of yards
The Caucasian newspaper office is a
perfect wreck. Several horses were in.
jured by flying bricks, shutters, &c.
No lives lost 50 far as heard from. The
damage to the city and country at
present can't be estimated. The grow
ing crops are Frustrated, the fruit trees
destroyed, and the deuce played gener'
ally