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January

Is time for settlement, and find it necessa.
ry to have money to conduct my business, as
all articles in the millinery line cost cash and
therefore, an compelled to ask prompt set
Elements from my customers. My accounts are
nov ready, must be Immediately settled by
cash. or on business principles, be closed by
short aeceptances. Very respectfully,
Aft LIZZIE BEAZLEY.
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Our postoffcc is now kept in the new
building on Lancaster street, lately occupied
by Waters q Dawson. II is hand olnely ar.
ranged very conveniently located, and pre-
-cn,s decided improvement over the CID ar
rsngemeut. We congratulate the people on
the chang, and wish our accommodating post.
master much success in the business which he
intends to carry on upon larger scale than
heretofore, in connection with the Office.
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POSTED.

vuv AIKEN up as a stray by John !. Cash Of
u Lincoln county, living four miles mon
Stamford ON the llus,onville pike, one scrub
steer, three years Oh. marked with swallow
fork Ia the right ear and slit in the lsft. 81.
lor whi,e, wiih black sleck, on ,hs side snd
neck, appraised hy r, az tNtgN slgm d !,
AN Given uni,i ul hlnd - Jusiiee II Il y
Peace COR said conui, this end asy at Woven /.
bar, 1872. JOIN CASH, }, Z, L. &.
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An unusual amount Of job work and the
los ola compo-i,or, rendered !, extremely
difcult for the journal TO make it. appear
anoc with ninetccncolumns Of reading matter
on timethis week. Mr.. b. D. Corley. 4 Dan
VILE, kindly came TO our assistance.
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The recent rains were sufficient to start the
water mills, and We would gladly announce a
decline in -four il We could eonscicntiously do
il. We can, however conscientiously recon
mend the -four for sale at Waters 4 Dawson,
which was ground at the celebrated Dawson'-
Mills Somehow the people hold fast to their
old time notions that Aour is better made by
water power. We don't know why it is, but
we want no better -four than that usually
made by Mr. Dawson.
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Mr.. A. h. Owen a clever gentleman and ex-
pcrienced business man, has recently removed
t. Stanford and rented good shop, furnished
himself with several extra good workmen, and
proposes To carry on all kinds ofblaeksmithing.
We recommend him to our friends as worthy
Of general patronage. His card appears in
our uausr
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GEO. D. wEAREN 4 CO., sell 9 lbs
good N. o. sugar for 81.
eUsiNE So NOTICES.
Removal.

Mrs. Gillian has removed her millinary
goods to the room lately occupied as the post
office. She respectfully requests her old
friends and patronst to call and see her. Those
indebted to Mrs. Gillian are kindly reminded
that n settlement is now in order. 44-u
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We have received from the author, me
morium on the life and character Of General
Samuel L. Williams by John Augustus viii
liams, Of Daughter. College, delivered before
the church Of Christ, atsomcrset, Montgomery
county, Kentucky, in 1872. II is an eloquent
tribute to the memory Of one Of Kentucky's
noblemen.
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We grossly neglected last week to return
thanks for the many handsome christmas pres
cuts bestowed upon US during the holidays.
We are perfectly aware that the apology
is more culpable than the ohense commit
ted; but We don't care snap II our fingers
for the feelings Of any-save one.
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W. H. ANDERSON has powder, shot,
caps, wads. etc.
FROM PULASKI COUNTY.
SOMERSET, KY, JAN. srH,is72.
Correspondent. fsterior Journal!
eCMEnsET ELECTION.

SOMERSET, KY, JAN. sTH,ls72.
Correpond,nc. Iaierios Journal.
suNEnsET ELECTION.
An election was held in our town on Mon
day last for the purpose Of selecting. Board
Of Trustees to preside during the present year,
which resulted in the choice of NJ. Elliot,
Jno. McGinity, W. A. Collier, II. II. Gragg
and W. NJ. Davis, who are instructed by the
vote cast mot to grant any person q license to
retail spirituous liquors within the limits Of
Somerset" There were but two votes cast in
favor Of granting license. Docs not this speak
well for the mountain city"
TEMrERAScE.DEBArE
Messrs. Cooper and ]. II. Beddow will meet
in debate at the Gundiff School House on the
22d inst. Proposition Of debate: Does tn,
scriptures tolerate the use Of intoxicating
liquors as a beverage" Beddow afirms
Cooper denies. We can but predict success FOL
Mr.. Beddow. He is an able profound deba,el
on Temperance, having the good cause truly
at heart, and is ever ready to take the field
hoping TO annihilate the greatest OF all evils
Some of Mr.. B's. recent lectures were masterl,
efforts doing the cause much good, while W,
can say we too have great "Baae" to istem
peranes right in our midst.
ANOTHER SOCIAL PARTY.
The Misses Collier daughters Of Capt W
A. Collier, gave the young gents social party
last evening which we learn was brilliant
and splendid affair; passing of pleasantly Il
all, and much praise given the Capt. and hi
good lady-but the many nice compliment
were Of course intended for their beautifu
and amiable daughters.
DIED.
At the residence of his son Eve miles soutl
Of Somerset on the morning Of the 18th inst
William Owens, in the slst year Of his age.
"AIEkTu
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Our young friend 4. 4. Mckinney, W.
eicc.ed - clcrkship in the National Bank
q Stanford ros W J. Acilistcr, resigned.
We know that Arch will never Prove recre-
ant to the high trust imposed in him, and
congratulate the officers on their good judg-
ment OF raw material"
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A friend writes US from the orange groves
Of Texas requesting a renewal OF his subscrip-
ton, and says tina, he cannot do without the
INTERIOR JoURNAL......TeHas is still improv-
ing, and we hope to be connected with the out
side world by rail in a few months.
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About Settling.

All business men desire to settle up their
business at least once year. 1t is always
best to settle even if no money changes hands,
therefore, respectfully request all my custo.
mers to call and pay their accounts, or Close
tie same by note. Respectfully,
W. ii. ANDERSON,
Druggist, Main Street, Stanford Ky. Att
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II there are any cleverer gentlemen in the
printing business than our friend. Mars aud
Bruce, Of the Kentucky AdOcaie, II has never
been our pleasure to meet them. They will
pleas accept our most profound thanks for
rccrnt favora
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We welcome to our midst Mr.. J. :. Sullivan,
the live Agent Of the Louisville Daily and
Weekly Ledger. Of whom 40 hsve read -
much in our exchanges far and near. He
will rv.aain in this vicinity several week,
and We hope his efforts will meet with the
success, himself and his excellent paper mer-
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Lost.

On the somers, turnpike, between Stanford
and the tollgate ON Thursday, Dec. 9TH, .
brown hair rug. The hnder will confer a fa'
,yor by leaving il at this Office. |, Is the prop.
erty Of Mr.. Geo. X. Noland. ii-lI
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JOB work done promptly, and in the
best manner. at this office.
FROM THE EAST END.
CRAB ORCHARD, KY, JAN. I'm, 1872.
Correspondeaee Interior Journal;
IMPROVEMENTS.

CRAB ORCHARD, KY, JAN. I'm, 1872.
C6rre,pOndeaes Inieri~ Journal:
IMPROVEMENTS.
The near completion Of the large and mag
nifcent buildings at the Grab Orchard Springs
has infused new life, and awakened a general
interest in the minds Of our people, and
caused them to determine TO respond 10 the
public spirit manifested by Mcssrs. Shelby 4
Thorel, who have at IN expense Of over $780,
600, laid broad and deed the foundation for
one Of the most complete Female Colleges in
the United States.
TOWN ELECTION.
At the election held on las, Saturday for
town trustees, the following gentlemen were
elected TO guard our interests and shape our
enterprises; John Buchanan, W. IL. Singleton,
IL. w. Farria, Stephen Burch, and A. T..
Smith, who areseyerally pledged TO "mend the
ways Of the town"-to pave and curb the side
walks, and give light unto our feet as We PER
ambulaie our streets, and abate all nuisancss
to make our town celebrated for its beauty
and good order, US well as its hospitality.
May they "prove their faith by their works, 7"
and do all the improvements 20 long needed
and wished for by their constituents.
The country around the town known as the
"knobs" is rapidly being filled up by a class
Of men from the north who will soon make a
garden Of the waste places. Hardly day
passes but we hear of farm or few acres Of
land being sold A few days since, Hiram
Roberts, Esq, sold his large and beautiful
farm Of 500 acres lying ON the waters Of dix
river, for the sum Of $4,000. And one day
last week, W. o. lIansiord, Esq, sold to Mrs,
Amanda Stevenson, his house and 40 acres Of
land. We learn that the Judge now oontem'
plates removing to town to practice his pro-
fession, the law 80 mote ii be-
T.. d. j.
GO TO w. H. Andersons for your an
unition, pistols, pistol cartridges, etc.
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"le loctw received a Kind swect-scented
note Of thanks the other day, from an appre-
ciative individual whom we IcrsonaliIed last
week. We regard II as one Of those "bloom-
ing oasic- in the localistic life" that we read
about
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A. @. Pcndleton respectfully requests his
customers who are in arrears to him, to call in
on next Monday and place themselves Alright
on his books. II you hay'nt the cash to pay
him, please call and assure him of the fact
and square your account by note. A @. p.
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MI Us Reppcri, agcn, for the southern
Mutual Lie Insurance Compsny has been in
our midst for several days. lie paid the loss
sustained by hi- company on tie life Of Mr. :.
l. Worsham, deceased.
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lion. J. l. CO--cn, the gallant Representa-
tive Of Pulaski county, was in our town sew
cral day. las, week, and lief, on Monday morn
ing 10 the Legislature. lie vas elected by the
Republicans, but no more homes, or capable
man ha. a -cai in tina, honorable body.
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Mr.. }. D. Crawford, formerly Of Somerset,
nos representing large grocery house in our
metropolis, sas in town lat week. Brrn, is 4
Jolly good fcllow who understands the art Of
making and retaining friends.
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The following officers were elected for Cen
trail Lodge, No, s, l. o. o. f., c. W. Williams
n. CT w, S. Curry, V. g.; Jos. Jackson, X
Sec'y.; A. s. McGooty, Per. Sec'y.
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Our clever young bachelor friend, Mr.. L. D
Hayden. se are happy TO announce, has ~
covered from a serious illncss Of several weeks
duration, and is nov a, his place Of business
aud rapidly rcgaining his health and strength.
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A very high compliment was paid vcner-
able Christian gentleman Of this place, few
days ago, an account Of which will Sppcar in
our next issue.
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Mr.. Clayton Anderson passed through town
on Monday last, with large dIove Of extra
fine mules for the southern markets. They
belong TO Mr.. Cohen of Boyle
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Hon. Jss :. Chrisman, the able Rsprcnta-
tive Of Wayne county ia the Kentucky Legi.-
ls,urr, passed through our town on Monday
last cnrouie for Frankfort.
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STATE OF KENTUCKY,

County OF Lincoln,
I, Jno. J. McRpberts, Cashier of The National Bans
Of stanford, do -olomnly that the above state
men is true ~ the best OF my knowledge and belief
JNO. J. McRoBERTs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before M. this sth day of
January, 1872. J. d. OWsLEl, n. Y. L. L.
CORRECT ATTEST
Jos. McALmrER.
:. :. MURPHY, uircctlrs.
u NAS AusuALE.
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When you visit our town men Monday, &c
TO the corner brick and see ID magnificent
store room Of y. n. Chenault
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We have reason TO be proud Of our charm.
ing correspondent, "Mis,'icf" We hope she
will play the mischief frequently, in the same
lsudibls way
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Because we don't grumble, that's no ind.
cation that we don't badly need the balance
due us on subscription and advertising.
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Persons can now buy, in Danyille, a through
ticket Tor as many as he wants. for any poin
in the West or 10 the Pacific.
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This week was observed y christian.
throughout the county as a w.rk Of prayer
and Thanksgiving.
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Gen, $. S. Fry and Judge Metcalf, the 'tra
ing man" Of Danyille, both contemplate re
moving to Ohio.
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LIsT OF GIFTSi


To pr4siic means for this magu.nsent CDneert one
Hundred IhoufaEd Tickets only viii be 10
susd, lang PARTON Of which arg already sid.
PRICE OF TICKETS
waslo tiokst $40, halves %. and quar-
ters ESQ. Eleven whole tio2 ets for BOO
No discount ON loss than 800 orasss
Nothing could he more er2.u2iit ate tr prsscnts u.a
ticket. % thl- Banquet of wealth or mon iisriy
70 pr)iuca gIandcr slli.iirtory re,alit. ins
ohieot of this ThFd Gin SEcsrt 4 the enlir eiit
Ani rndowns.t oi the fuHtif Library ~ ksus al,
wh4 - by thfsPscial auiharxlag t' souest isr s
benaat II l. " be rcfer nee 10 ali ciiEns af every
State. This Concert viii ls conducted hse the hr-t
ant sacond hefsotlre riy tall lsrtculArs of the
mole Of drasi tn Sins aud payinf then AMI esery-
thiag necessary b. . thorough understanding of The
scheme nnfn 3 inulng q eni, nov paNlitlcdi In
Inc form of c,rCular which VIII b. farnsaed ises Of
cost 10 any sho apply The enire man rmsnt u this
undertaking. HIS been committst BY the trustees "
siou. lhos. 4. tsNssistfe, late tioyernaf of
ktufacsN 81 shnia al ciinmllni AtiJas 81 aiming "
tlo dit Conrert sho "A % aIiigesssi.
n. \, DukRt1-f Pre.'t
W. n. HALDEMAN, Nts-ifcat
JOHN :. CAIN, soy Public Library 20 ~.
IAENElts and DkONLlss' BANK, f.essar.r.
Tcrcts sre now ready Gr s,ls, aul al anLr- br
them, applications Or agensrs circuzrs, norms-
unn etc, VIII uicet With prilppt a.cution whsn adj
4 SD 10 A. helOs dir~tel,
TAOS. =. BIiAALlffi1 'As..ssile, ny.
A. nt Puddle i.bafy Ky
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Notice the reports " the Natonal Banks Of
stanford and Somerset. Sount TO the core
and prospcring
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DIR. J. r. Weisiger, vell-known physician
died in Dsuville on the End inst.
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Mr.. Austin Dunn, Who recently removed his
family from this place to Bryantsviilc, was in
town this week.
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Geo. D. wcarcn 4 Co., bavs Zoo sacks lef
Of that choice James Flour. ~ il.
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d. W. McLroy and brother rented the farm
OF Col. r. ]. Breckenridge, for the ensuinl
year at $3.50.
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Hon. Aaron Harding has returned to hi
home in Danville, greatly improved in health
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STATE or KENTUCKY,
County u pulaski.

l. VIM woodoock, Cashier u the National Rank 81
somerset, kentack,, 10 -nleianly swe-r a. the a9ve
staaunrnt i tue 10 The l=4g nay know lero anil ls-
lied WA. MOOls'.ck, Nashis.
sul.sril.l md ssori o. h-i,rs me This ith lly q
Jannsry. isly j. ". nAiitt, L h, e.
I0alatr Argzsr
WufftN NIusos,l
la HHhI Nfltzuss = ilrcctoft.
j. ~ faakiNs
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The custom Of receiving" was observed tC
limited extent in Danville on New Years
day.
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Mr. NJ. II. Garnet, made twenty shots AM
killed 20 rabbits in one and half hours.
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Boyle County News.

CONDENSED nom the AdVocste.
A stuffed American eagle adorns the sane
tuni Of the Advocate.
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AtARGE lot Of nnwsre, Chinaware
and Jew goods generally just received
by CD d. Wearen q Co.
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BANK REPORTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF STAMFORD,

At Stanford In the state Of Kentucky, close ofbsl
ness December 27th, 1871.
RESOURCES
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MATRIMONIAL.

On the "a inst, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Rowan Elrod, of Pulaski
county, Mr. DAVID HENDERSON, Of this eoun-
~, and Miss DINA ELRoD.
II. KNOW"
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POLICE COURT.

Staa0ra--Jehn NJ Phillips. Jr, Judse, nk
Saturday in each month, Thos Pusdons Mar
shall.
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Abe above Quotations on bacon and other produce are
retail prices. small discount is made by merchant
from the above figures when taken in exchange for
merchandise.
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rrIsr.


Hon. r. d. Cook, representing this and Lau'
rel counties in the lower house Of the Legs.
lature, left for Frankfort this morning.
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GEO D. wEAREN q co. sell a D gal
Ion key of nice Silver Drip syrnp for
"a so.
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County Court, ID Monday in each month
Quarterly Court lat MONDAYS in March, June
September and December. Court of Claims---
ID Monday In October. Court Of Levy AMI
Assessment "a Monday in June.
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VERY convenient thing to have in
the family" is one of those handsome
clothes hampers at W. H. Anderson
drug store.
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar. Of the best
quality, 20 " w. H. An6erson's
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REPORT CT The CONDITION.
OF
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF -OMEIt@ET.

Al soInerset Ia the state Of kentucky, at coec u
/ business December 21th, le.2
| RISOUKCIS.
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED svsRy THURSDAY ~
GEORGE p. wEAREN & CO.,

Groceries, produc Salt. Coufcctioneiics, Boots
y and Shoes, NoiiOs.s, nc.
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WI. ANDERSON keeps refined Sew
ing Machine oils.
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At the residence of his son Eve miles south
Of Somerset on the morning Of the 9TH inst,
William Owens, in the slst year Of his age
ALERT"
, 1873-09-15
NEW YORK CITY FINANCES,

TO the Editor af Tbs Chicago 1ribunet
Sin: Westorn mon frequently complain of the
lack Of knowledge dlsplaycl In the discussion OF
their affairs by Eastorn newspapers. Permit mo
to illustrate tho difficulty Of getting Ill Intelligent
Wow OF our noiglbors business by referring to
tho way In which several Of your oontempor.
aries havo treatod tho subject OF the municipal
finances Of Now York. Tho papors OF Friday
aud Saturday wore freely studded with headlines
roforring to tho "frightful," tho "dtsgracoful."
tho q alarming" condition of tho city finances
OF Nov York. One journal announced that tho
taxoH Of That city wero inordinatoly high" and
anothor struck OF, tho bright idea Of making
partlban capital ont OF ludicronsiy.d distorted
exhibit OF what 1t callod, will
equally ludicrous igsoranee, Tho "Domooratio
finaaccn" Of Now York. I should abuse both
your 'Apaco and your leaders' patience were I to
attempt full explanation Of this somewhat In.
trcato subject. L shall content mysoIf with
briefly showing that, In tho p,opent condition Of
Now York finances, thero is nothing oithor
"frightfnl" or "disgraceful," except iu DO fur
NJ they embody tho results Of past misruo that
tho taxes aro not "inordlustaly lligh," tint
tho city is not running into dobt pt tho rasa
OF a5l, ,000, 900 year, mud that tito present Gov,
ernment Of Now York III not a question Of party
responsibility at all.
First, howovor, it must DO admitted that tlo
moraizng OF tho Chicago papers, OIL tho brief
telegram about tho report Of the New York Comp
, 1873-09-15
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

0EHllNt -
MADRID, aept. 13.-Later intelligence from tho
ecsc OF tho acclcnt ycsterdny to tho c1prcsa train
from Vtorla for Madrid Hhows that Tho disaster was
far moro aerioua than was at first nunonccd. Tho
number Of killed wsa seventeen, mud soycnty woro
wounded. Scarcely portion tho train escaped uh
injured.
AL Tho clauses Of Tho bill increasing tho rowera Of
the Gosnrnnacnt have beei, adopted by tho oortes.
It Ia reported tint Don Alphouso, tho brother Of
Don Carlos, han loft Ills command and returned TO
FrW,,cc.
scsora1 PERSONS WHO took an aolivo part In tho
TO tenlh.
MAnH1D Sept IA report Ii ourrent thas Tho In.
tranbgenta Deputy Galyez placed crows; n'1hbcr-
ii'g III al 900 nun, upon Tho frigatc Now Mnncin aud
the sioaor Fernando el Caaso, and tint thoso ves-
sols liayo sailed for Cartagnnn or Torrey1ga.
The tranaigcntes made another aortic from Carta-
gcna yesterday, md met with moro SUCCESS than on
tho day before. They captured number Of ncs and
neyerh' pieces Of artillery They also burned the faa-
cii!sH Of tl'e works Of tho Government forceB.
Various iofes Of Republican trnop. in tho north aro
about to take united actlon against tho Carlsss.