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hUsTISGs CouRT.-The case of Maggie
Smithers, indicted for misdemeanor, IN
keeping house of ill-fame, was tried in
the Hastings Court to-day. The jury re-
turned verdict guilty, and assessed
hne Of o..
The case OF PhiIlis Young, indicted for o
misdenrsnor, was then taken up.
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i TED STATES for the Eastern District of Viz
ginia.
In the matter Of John f, Fletcher, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom il May Concern.- The undersigned,
John S. Fowler OF Alexandria county, Virginia,
hereby gives notice OF his appontlnenta as assignee
of The estate of John f. Fletcher, OF Fauquier
county, in said district, who was, the oath day
of October A. d., 1871. adiudged a bankrupt on
his own petition by the District Court of said
district.
Dated Alexandria, Dec. j, ISL.
de s--Fsw JOHN 5. FOWLER, Assignee
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NJ Jouven's Inodorous kId Glove Cleaner
BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bud
iy soied they can be readily restored. II is easy
of application and is perferfectly free from amy
dor. For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealeis Price. % cents a bottle
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BE- Thurstems Ivory peari Tooth Powders.
is strongly recommended us tine best denIrifrice
known. Ii cleanses and preserves the tseih
hardens the gums, sweetens the breath; and. con-
tanning no acid or gritty substance is perfectly
harmless, and can be used daily with great All
vantage. Sold BY all druggists. Price, % and
80 per bottle.
Ne Don't fail 10 Napoleon and Family
at Semon's, sos Broad street.
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POLICE CoURT-Justice J. J. White
Presidisg.-The fol owing cases Were dis
posed of to-day:
John Mum, charged with being drunk
and lying in the streets and resisting the
police. Discharged.
Ed. Green, charged with having in his
possession lot Of tobacco, knowing the
same to have been stolen. Discharged !;
there being no evidence that the tobacco
was stolen.
James Dobson, charged with deserting
his lawful wife, Frances Dobson. Case
continued till 18th for witnesses.
James and Charles Temple, and Martha
Smith, charged with abusing Elizabeth
Penny, and throwing rocks at her house.
Fined 81 each for throwing rocks.
Louis Shelf and Ed. Lee, charged with
being professional thieves and vagrants.
Being very young, they were discharged
with admonition from the Justice.
Richard Lee, charged with having in his
possession silver watch OF the value OF
$50, the property Of Marcus Brown.
Watch borrowed !; Lee was honorably dis
charged.
Jas. Foster, charged with assaulting and
beating Gus. Brown. Fined 81, and own
recognizance taken in the sum Of 500 to
keep the peace for six months.
b. Reese, charged with stealing one load
of wood valued at 50, the property of r.
o. Gary. Discharged.
Thos. Coke, charged with stealing dray
load Of wood valued at SO, from X. q,
Gray. Found guilty and sent to jail fol
five days.
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BISHOP MCGIIL.-The condition Of
Bishop McGill to-day gives less hope of re-
coyery than was entertained twenty-four
hours ago.
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BEHIND TIME.-The mail train from
Washington left Aqua Creek thirty-one
minutes behind time to-day. The cause Of
the detention we did not learn.
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HE Thompson's Pomade Optinie, US a dress
ing for the Hair. is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly pertuined, it softens. i'm
proves and beauties the Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives tia rich glossy appearance
per bottle. is12 sf
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IMMIGRATION MEETING.--A meet
ing to consider the question Of immigration
will be held at the hall of the, Ballard
House at s O'Clock, this evening.
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MASONIC GRAND LoDGE.-The annual
session of the Grand Lodge of Virginia was
commenced at st. Adams Hall last night,
Grand Master Owens presiding. There
was larger attendance than at any pre-
vious session. After hearing the Grand
Masters address, and the transaction Of
other business of nature not to be made
public, the Grand Lodge adjourned 'until
q O'Clock this afternoon.
Tho following officers are in attend
ance: aA
Thomas +. Owens, G. NJ. ; r. E. Withers
DIG. NJ. r. M. Page, G. Sr. W.; w. b
Taliaferro, G. Jr. W.; Thomas U. Dudley
G. Treas. John Dove, G. Sec. w. b
lsaacs, Asst. G. Sec. Rev. IL. Wall, G
Chap. Q. w. P. Brock, G. Sr. d. B
r. Wexford, Jr., q. Jr. D.; j. f. Rid
dick, G. p; Thomas Angel, G. S.; Jas
NJ. Taylor, G. Tyler.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District OF yir-
ginia.
In the matter Of Isaac cofer, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
To Whom il May Concen-The undersigned.
John X. Kilby, of Nansenond co !, Va, hereby
gives notice OF his appointment as assignee OF
the estate of Isaac Cofer, OF Surry county.
n said district, who was, on the 25th day OF Sep
tenber, 1871, adjudged a bankrupt on his credit
ors petition by the District Court OF said dis
trict
Dated November 2sth, 1871.
JOHN r. KlLBY,
de 2-SSwK Assignee.
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Sc semon. sos Broad street. has The largest
and cheapest lot of Toys in the city. t
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heis- IF you want Toys and Christmas Goods,
go TO Semon's, 500 Broad street.
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sS- Furs Fsrs! Fats Large assortment.
OF Ladies' and Misses Furs, At prices to suit
every one, at Aliens.
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NE Holiday Shape Silk Hats just received as
A. a. Alien's, 1916 Main street.
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We II you want good Iausi, go TO Semon's :
News and Toy Depot, sos Broad street.
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By George Claiborne, Auctioneer.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
BY authority o. the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, in the
matter Of Thomas Davies, shall offer for sale
s0l ACRES OF LAND, ss. al
situated in Brunswick county, on the 2D DAY
OF DECEMBER, at ~ O'Clock M.
T. II. TURNBULL,
no o5-law5w Assignee
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A GOOD JoKE-dn Astute Lawyer
Om'oated, pho .Sesth Liberal Fee IN the
Distance disappointment Maketh the
Heart SICK. Even at the risk of giving
offence to our esteemed friend, Capt. Peas
ley, we publish the following anecdote, be-
lieying that it is too good to be lost: A
short time ago, Capt. Billy Peasley and
Mr.. John Wrenn were enjoying themselves
in social way on Seventeenth street when
Judge George d. Wootten entered the room,
wearing bran new stoye-pipe hat, and
brandishing sword, which he had covered
with honor on many hard-fought battle
field.
Captain Billy took the sword for the pur-
pose of instructing the Judge in the proper
military exercise OF that weapon. At the
very first pass the Captain sent the glitter
ing steel through the Judges beaver. and
when the Judge stopped to recover his hat
he stumbled over Mr.. Wrenn's foot and
fell fiat upon his back. Recovering himself
the Judge rushed up Franklin street with
cut either hat sword OF course, the
party had hearty laugh rs soon as tho
Judge left, but alas ''there is many slip
betwi1t cup and lip" as the Captain and
Mr.. Wrenn both learned to their sorrow,
when an officer appeared at their houses
q few hours afterwards, on one of the cold
est Of nights, with warrant, charging
them with assaulting and attempting to kill
Judge Wootten. On arrival at the Station
house, Wrenn was wrathy the Captain
blue. Captain Peasley is man Of infinite
resource and is not to be caught easily.
! A messenger was immediately dispatched
for Judge Wootten, and upon his arrival
the Captain asked for conference.
The Captal,-"Judge, want to engage
your services to defend me; was on q
little spree last night and injured somebody,
| don't know who, and am now under ar
rest, and | wish the best counsel in the
city,"
Judgc--"Capt. Pessley, it was me you
assaulted. Your offence was really seri-
Gus one, and if the offended majesty Of the
law We're rigidly enforced, you might wei
tremble at the consequences my sword is
lost, my hat ruined, my body bruised, and
my manhood and dignity insulted, but
cannot refuse you my legal services for 4
4 liberal fee."
Cdptain--''I shall see that MIR. Wrenr
gets you new hat at once. and for mysel
/ shall pay you five dollars Just as soon al
can go home and get the money"
1t is needless to add when Judge Woot
ten appeared for the defence the accused
were not severely punished.
Mr.. Wrenn immediately got the new ha
for his counsel, but we are sorry to be com
PEELED to add that up to the hour of goinl
to press Captain Peasley has been too bust
ly engaged in his official duties to allow hin
to pay the judge his well earned fee.
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ss- 60 the monkey and organ at Sc.
mons sos Broad street.
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2s7-Rev
DIsTRIcT COURT or THE UNITED

2s7-Rev
nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
lJSTATES for the Eastern District of Virginia.
To all soh0m ii may concern, Greeting;
Notice is hereby given, That, on The 9th day
December, 1871, two ~ spirit barrels, valued at
ss, and owned by M tones, Suffolk four az
boxes of tobacco, valued NJ &llu, claimed
bacco, valued at $2s, claiined by Thomas
Brown (Custoni- House, Norfolk,l were seized
by the Marshal OF the United States for said dis
trict as forfeited to the use of the United States
Court in the name of the United States, for con-
demnation for the causes in the said libel set
FORTH and that said cause will stand fer trial at
the courtroom in the city of Richmond, on the
I'd day of January, 1872, next, when and where
all persons are warned TO appear 10 show cause
why condemnation should not be decreed, and 10
intervene for their interests
Dated December eth, 1871.
DAVID B. PARKER,
de fl-l0t II, s. MarshaI
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TIME SOUTHERN AsSOCIATI0N.-RAF-
IL FILE for the Benefit Of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No GSS. EVENING, Dec. IL.
50 5j 10 ga 10 3s So 80 Is
DIsrRIBurIoS No. $50. MORNING, Dec ~
5s 72 73 81 81 10 3 rs 81 81 q
Witness my hand, at Richmond, va, this 18th
day of December, l67l.
SIMMONS s CO., q. q. TOMPf1NS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLf can be pur
chased from Captain w. I. DABNEY, at the
Branch Office. No. Twelfth street, thrse doors
hom Main.
WEEKLy STATE JOURNAL 9.
w Only si.bo per annnm.
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEoR,

HE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEORY
AND PRACTICE-James Ricey Deepened
.Sir Inches ~ Ttcentv- Three Yeus.--We
know nothing of the merits of the contro-
ycrsy likely to arise between the pilots and
the James River Improvement Committee
as to the progress made in widening and
deepening the channel of the river: but
while the committee generally believe mach
good has been done, those who run the
river daily think quite differently. Mr..
Bosseux stated last night he had numerous
certificates of similar character to the one
below, showing that although large amounts
OF money mad been expended on this work,
no real benefit had accrued. He sent to
the clerk and had read the following pilots
certificates in answer to circulars from
him:
To the Captains, Mates and Piio,s trareiiao apon
James River.
Gentlemen--I most respectfully ask your opin-
ion OF the Improvement of James river so far as
the same has been done under the superinten.
dence OF the committee OF the Council of the
city of Richmond, and under the immediate con-
troll OF Capt. Minor, Chief Engineer OF the James
River Improvement
l. Is the channel free OF obstructions
consider it is not. There are some remaining
at Warwick and al Drewrys Blnff and at
Graveyard and at Trent's Reach
2. Has the channel been deepsnedf
1t has at Richmond Bar and at Trent's Reach
9. Is the deepening general and continuous
I. Does your vessel ground II 40, at what
depth and where
can bring up TO Richmond about IlH feet
ns;u usual y sle a, eastsray winds prevailing can
tines we cannot bring more than 10 feet. These
dfcultios are from the Island all the way to
Richmond
5. DO you hold back speed az tho rocks at the
brewery, and II why Has the reef been
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WANTS.
ESTRAYS.

(tAME TO MY RESIDENCE, ts.SUNNY
" SIDE,'') on Grove road, on the leah instant,
one-fourth mile from the city limits. THREE
YEARLING CALVES. The owner can have
them by paying expenses.
de 12--3t A. Il. LECKENBY.
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.e.E f1fra.. e TERMS:
DAILY-48 per year; six months. IS; three
months, 80; month 30 cents
SEMI-WEEKLY-s2.6 80 per year; six months,
ei rs; three months, rs cents.
WEEkLY-Sl. oper year; six months, 75 cents
M WEEK. 7 and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Cg,tbs at extremely to,o rates.
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SEWING-MACHINEs.

SINGER-ShsiTer Strong agents for Virginia
and North Carolina-9ls Main street. See adj
vertisement r..,atl ~
WHEELER s. wILsON-C.I.. Radway gem
sral agent--l00l Main streets
WILCOX & GIBBS-James L. A. Gibbs, Pro
prietor--Ninth and Bank streets. See adver-
tisement.
GROVER BAKER-G. & n. w Darby,
Agents--90l Broad street.
MOVIE IMPROyED-J. F. McKennsy, Agent
e73 Main street. The latest in modern I'M
provements See advertisement
WEED'S-wm. Lockhart, agent--739 Main.
corner Eighth street. sainirT :
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Grtnina State aoarnal.

PUBLISHED
DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
AZ No. 9t2H Main Street, Richmond, va.
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ELECTION EXPENSES.

Mr.. Higgins. from the Committee on
Elections, to which was referred the bills
Of expenses for the election Of November
7th, 1871, in this city, reported total cost
of same s3,243,37, Of which amount 90,
625 have been paid; 81 300 was appropri-
ated to pay the balance due.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The Commits
Sioner Of Internal Revenue has notified
the Assessors of Internal Revenue in eacl
district in the United States that the com
mission Of all Surveyors OF distilliries will
be revoked, to take effect on the 80th inst
The Commissioner will designate thu
Assistant Assessors to perform all tho du
ties heretofore performed by the Survey
ors. .,..........
The President sentt the following nomi
nations to the Senate to-day: Horace
Weeks, Collector Internal Revenue, 9th
District Of Illinois, j. b. 0'Donal, Supt
Of Indian Affairs, Oregon; P. B. Sinnot
Indian Agent, at Grand Rondc, Oregon
Postmasters-S. d. Treat Elko, New.
D. X. Mayes, Baraboo, Wis;S. w. Tabler
Martinsburg, W, Va.
The delegation Of the daughters Of
Cuba had an interview this u. NJ, with
the President and Secretary Fish, and
seem satisfied that the object Of their visit
Is accomplished. They also visited Gen.
Banks, and expressed thanks for his sym.
pathy with the Cuban cause. -r
The Secretary of tho Interior recon-.
mends tho appropriation Of $1S5,OOO i'm.
mediatcly for the relief OF the Navajo In.
dians IN New Mexico, US eight or nine
thousand Of them are by tho total failure
Of the crops entirely dependent on the
government Tor support, r.. ..........
Hon. Eugene Hale, Member Of Congress
from Maine, and Miss Chandler, daughter
Of Senator Chandler, of Michigan, were
married tonight at tho residence Of the
brides father. '.fI .g....l..lF .
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Wool Grnwers, Convention.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 9O.--The Ma.
tlonal Wool Growers and Manufacturers
Convention organized this morning, and
Henry s. Randall was elected President
The Wool Growers and Manufacturer
Convention met here to-day. Henry 8
Raldall was elected President. Some OI
the addresses were strongly In favor of the
present Ia rift on wool and woolens and op,
posed to free.trade. The following resO.
luton was unanimously adopted:
ReSOibed, That we witness with special
qualification that each succeeding year
vindicates more fully the necessity and
wisdom Of the present tariff which has
wrought 80 great benefit, especially ID
the west, by bringing the manufactures
and farmers into closer connection, and
thereby in having the purchasing power
In wool while the cheapening and lmprov.
Ing Of fabrics Of the most utility to The
masses.
Adjourned nine die.
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A FRIGHTFUL SMASH.UP ON
THE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO
RAILROAD.

A Runaway Freight Train ,COIIides
with a Passenger. TTain.-A Great
Deal Of Corn Spilled but no Lives
Lost.
From passengers who reached tho city
via, the Baltimore B Ohio road at one
o'clock this morning, We learn that q
IrightfIl collision occurred about 8 o'clock
yesterday morning on the grade some six
miles this side Of Cranberry summit A
heavily loaded freight train was running
not very far ahead OF the mail East.
When tho former was within about three
miles Of Cranberry, going up the steep
grade, eight cars laden with corn be-.
came detached and started back on the
down grade. When they had run about
three milca and had acquired fearful ve'
locity, they encountered the Mail train 60
Ing up the grade at rate Of ten or twelve
miles an hour The crash was terrific. Tho
freight cars wcro oil torn TO pieces and
tho corn scattered In every direction
The locomotive drawing tho passenger
train was a very powerful one, and took
much Of the shock off the train II was
drawing. Neverthelessit II was 90 severe
that the bumpers Of all the cars in that
train were broken. So far as our inform.
ants knew, but one person was hurt and
they could not give his name or the ex.
tent Of his injuries. It Is supposed the
conductor and brakesmen o. the freight
train were asleep. w.
The Cumberland Accommodation, duo
here at six last evening, did not get
in I'LL ono this morning. Besides bOlng
detained BY the, wreck, It was kept at
Benwood an hour and half by an engine
off the track at that point. The 81, Louis
Express, due here at . o'clock this morn.
ing, was four hours behind at last ac'
counts,
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River News.

CAIRO, Dec. 2O.-Arrived kollio Moore
and Bco from the Upper Mississippi at
A. NJ They abandoned the trip 10 81
Louis on account Of the extreme cold
Departed, Charles BOdman at 0 Am.
Weather clear and intensely cold. Mer
curry five degrees above zero at daylight
this morning.
MADISON, Ind, Dec. 20.-Neather in.
tensely cold river blocked with Ice. Al
8 o'clock this morning the steamer Amer
lea, from Memphis to Cincinnati, heavily
laden, lies ice. bound near tho Kentucky
shore opposite this city. 70 =
The mercury at 0 o'clock this morning
was four degrees above zero; at r. NJ,
two degrees below. @
NASHVILLE, December 2O.-The rivel
Is falling. with 10 inches on IIarpetl
Shoals. There WINS snow last night
weather clear and cold.
MEMPHIS, December 2O.-Weather Cleal
and cold. River stationary. Departed
Dexter and Indiana for New Orleans
Katie Rountz and Oceans for Carlo
Mary Boyd for Arkansas river.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,

LONDON, December 2O.-The course of
tho recovery OF the Prince Of Wales, Is
quite satisfactory.
Sho; 9, lleenan, who is herp, pronounccs
INC charges untrue published in New
YORK impIlGaiing him as q voucher in the
robbery, lie threatens the News Oom.
pany which cabled tho report 10 Europe
with libel suit
Chas. Francis Adams and Lord Tender.
den, returned from Geneva.
The Queen Ol Belgium, Is pronounced
eEcieRtG, .. ..r D. .f'.I
Queen Victoria has received ConRrau.
lations from the President of tho French
Republic, on the recovery Of the Prince
of Wales from his dangerous illness.
The English journals, while expressing
no opinion as to the merits OF tho case,
regret tho difficulty into which the Ameri.
can Minister, Mr.. Schenck, has fallen, and
cite as precedents the cases of other Am.
bassadors, notably Of that of Duke Sue.
danha, while Minister at Portugal 10 for.
eign powers, was permitted to engage in
private speCulations.
Tho London journals express admIra.
ton Rt the manner In which the Ameri.
can press have been supplied from day to
day and hour to hour, with news OF the
illness OF the Prince Of Wales. They
notice that bulletins Issued at Sandring.
ham atilv0 andsix o'clock In the morning,
are published In editions Of American pa.
pers printed before daylight, and that Tho
noon and six ?. NJ, bulletins, appear in The
evening papers, All concur In the opin.
ion that tho rapldity with which these
dispatches arc forwarded, their general
accuracy md the complete history they
give Of the Princes illness, make altogether
one ofthcmarvcls Of Journalism
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, December GOWN. II.
Mead, for Hon John Morrissey, of New
York, brings suit for ten thousand dollars
against John KilgOur, II prominent Capi
talist of this city. II is supposed to be a
gambling "dcbt Of honor" Tho petition
claims that the sum named was advanced
at the special request Of defendant. The
matter Is being considerably discussed.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.-The Cleveland,
Columbus and Panhandle train, com.
Ing into this city from Columbus at half.
past eight last night, In Pendleton, cast.
ward Of this place, ran against wagon
containing ten persons, at Crawfish Cross.
Ing, upset the wagon, killed Miss Bradley
instantly, and injured boy 10 years Of
age, who Is n nephew Of Mr. Stevens, On
Iemper Lane, Walnut Hills. Mrs.
Walker, who resides In Tennessee, was
injured, but not seriously. Rev. Mr..
Bradley, q brother of the lady killed, is a
Methodist minister, and Is stationed In
Henry county, Ky. He was visiting his
father at Maysvllle, Ky. His wlfS and
two young children were nothurt. Two
sisters OF the boy, Ware, escaped unhurt, ,as
hlbu ulu tuu uTlNCT, DybhuueTb say tn6
driver was drunk. The train was running
at the rate OF four miles per hour. The
wagon was passing along the sidOOf the
track and the driver drew the horses on
the track just in time for the locomotive
to strikeit. This wagon was the lormost
Of " lot Of wagons which had passengers
from the Maysvillc steamer, which was
frozen up at Moscow, twenty-five miles
above this place. They had got on the
steamer ut Maysyille and were coming to
this city. Rev. Mr.. Bradley and family
went to Newport, Ky.S tonight to the
house of Rev. Stevens, n Methodist min.
lister. Miss Bradley, who was killed, was
% years old.
The commissioners appointed by the
court 10 examine the books Of the County
Commissioners have ascertained county
bonded debt of $590,00O, which these
officers have never reported.
Joseph Doery, well digger at lIamil.
ton, was killed yesterday by bucket Of
earth falling on him.