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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

~, sr,ar.-We recently noticed t'iat
- I,r Bellows had volunteered defence
81 inc stage, and we are surprised AT inc nun
Isr of public journals which commend ms
flows. We diiler from them for the io''o"i"s
reasons. s.. al,
Is, Those connected with tho Stage take
.,.o,, ma a class. arc immoral. In fact there
sooms 10 be something in the calhng "i'eu
necessarily leads to intemrerahee' le"u"e'o
aud vice. It is true there are eSeept'""'' V'''
,bsy only prove the rule. The same may "
aati of .'i,rrsss. men gerics. aud rowing banes
., all dissertations. The conduct vi those al
,,oh,d m tn.,,u Inn OF he held mp as an exam
MI, to our children or pointed to win i'eI"ss
-, ,,ril, mr. communication. In fact the stage Is
r,t the Mace for virtue lotlourish, purity pNIes
and r,ows SICILY beneath the shade of the thea
fire. or ,be walls erected for tho drama, and as
10 Christianity it never obtained a io".ho''
there. DR.. Bellows may regret this oN' All NE
reasoning cannot change the TACT
%. the amusement is too expansive Tor
those who have to earn their living By Tie IL
b,r nf ihetr hands, to indulge ia. Tho young
in t5,, rn9rer class frequently become intoAiea-
ted Wit! theatrical exhibitions, as the otIeh
dance in tire PIT fully proves ami too ireIHeht,
" bows and young men layo not only uSco al
al their earnings Ia procure ticSets, put a'so'
mteh have stolen ftcm their employers TO
gr,rily t,nir jnurIinate desire TO witness these
performances. Any amusement which so IN
toxicatys the young mind cannot be proper
and should no; be encouraged,
Sd Exhibitions which are prolonged Gn'Ii
midnight exert 4 banoiul influence on the b"dy
as well as mind. The wealthy who can ionnge
in tier beds until nine, ton or even twelve
o'cloc, the next day, may fully recaperate, Int
Tho young men and boys who always have for
ueI and who always will form large portion
Of the audience in attendance at theatrical
exhibitions cannot take such rest and must sui'
fer, as late hours, too little time for sleep, hays
4 tendency too undermine the constitution aud
lead Ia disease and premature death.
ia. In the noighborhood Of every thTeatrc
there will be disorder, the entertainment slim
,la,ing the passions and furnishing food 10,
excitement. The consequence is that the pc
lice force must be doubled and additional wori
b. given TO the Mayor and itler.
Eth Places Of amusement may be nece6sar
to the well being Of society hut there are man,
ora mere healthy character than this, whcl
neither impair the moral or physical .tfGc
turc. The library anil debating room, are BET
ter adapted 10 Young msn, and the soci1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

why lie REFUSED. Major McCulloch s de
clinatiSn the Utah governorship wouId seem
to have been founded on the must substantial
reasons, justiiying him in persstcntly refusing
to take the place, though twice strenuousy
urged by the President TO undertake It, After
stating to Mr.. Buchanan various reasons for his
refusal to accept the otfice-tO none uf which
the President, it is said, would listen--thc
Major fired his roscrvr--informiug the bach
elor Executive that he Coal5a1 go because he
was intending TO get married soon a duty the
discharge Of which he had neglected for forty
years or more, until his day Of grace had nearly
expired. The argument brought Mr.. Buchanan
down. lie at once acknowledged It's invinci-
DIlity, and bowed his acquicsgnce.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

The steamship Canada sailed from New
York on Tuesday, with 81 ,300,99O in specie on
board.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
MONDAY, JUNE 90, 1857

800; oFFIcE PRINTING GIgEN y
WPosI 6 ~ diU.sRE REPUBLICAN,,
r. T The Fiji RI Eas THE L.lRGEss9P, rs 9
CULaTIoR qE sWigRE. .QDVERTISE;IRIS
ED En- IN oT RER:s SHorLD gE "a IKE THi5
e Z SGT G N MIND aND LOOK TO 17NN'
INTERESTED
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
5EssE UEmH's
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER!

=, WITH SELF m AKEK- AND REGULATOR.
Patented Jaig 23th, 1866, aud March 3lSf, 1857.
Asofdf' Sh'& ahRF # EiSaPi ysn' in 1854
no. rENNf IN NeeE salem rs c nm MA oG 1871
2gS MSwS &c. n g. ed s ONE rS b Ss M
meadow al lon lie nscine which cut t in most perfect
raGger, whe another machine in tie adjoining li,adow
'oa NJ IT SE B%sss Comfy PS 81 Ii5
bd aad o%e svos I Jest u fG saae
i 9ss all b6 SS a & Sg S Sp qS SR 1 gad b
ii mnn cutting tho as low N fuTrows aso bSnks
sI%5 Ts' Ha HAM, a sS $sa fsy
oSe 10 he GG pnS bSoRs TfL R'Rss
Tn eoy 6" sS and SB%oI @SSS va Ss
goes iir shtpo DRAFT and duP6 Ms Of co3strloor
PesyHta S he SS ttG9 bar belly made g se did fat
WH sss 2?aWSa 1fisn 9 5EStg HtP iss.
e Y BGfSE5 G . r SeI US 2na s 5Syo
used y@Y M%scT itsRP.t, aaa fSG@sid ihs
aSd AM t ase il satisfSd VIII il 10 every Tepee
Yours H'KsP aSi fn6sao 10Th No. b il MH las
JESSE CnMy,i have used IA lumber u moving ma
5est pleased with ty NiowoS not Gavg Tried tho
ma re rs add ProBay hc RSapS and weors
&s S'S s asSs a d o"S aSi
es Of my AI9chaS e be spPe to 9y Stsr0a; "a; was
sls d. u worlhn9re tonrll other Improvements in 9th
me subscriber soon Jesse lnnys Reaper e,d Nov
or cut bittom grag where other celebrated Mower in
apparently mo sao Gotom and grass CTgy's the
IfS%S;s SficK, NJ. ,',''
IMe pa,nIe presents n9 apo N @ aa w vs
sroo Ire se ye1 qd Sy9 n se as RES
give ny Machine decided frcle,e,ee,,
JESSE LkNlI; ,,t.u,.ro
Int @ ll-N w llnli ION DtIawhe
To ERIDGE BUIlHZRS AND
ssErARATE PROPOSALS. wII DO toceived BY The
q ,aIIsis a iRsE sifss EiESn, cssIi coai5y M9,
rroPasaIsio as"as Gc rs13anty sa$ va! saiEs.
low.
Tho Ssaresnls 4 IrSsenry sre as ilows yla
TIE ABUTM HN1S to be at the base 20 teet Ions ant
- feet thick; vi the top 10 icet long aud y leet l,
T. &c 6ed Sr the creek unless Ness s"d fSnda
sooner t9g4i; .,,s,, ia,
S d n s SSf R r. e
nhutnrns, aud ee thick at the enhs battered IL tcef
lhck at thct tops To extend the stmo g ply as the ahn
depth bei"w ound their whole length to be secure ifo"
TiiE GUARD WALLS tobo same length as wins
walls feet his above the proper grinding u % men
piisii wards
n e Of Which, can an bs sdeR At ae
Gonnissoners office ho sgan 10 feet w,hn loS6
4is. ISas b'a S'sm'"'' double ao and double
| NF0R < BRIDGE over the cast branch of NORTH
EAST CREEK, near Kinks Mill, the following measure
| 1nEABurmENISt q be at the base ~ feet long ard
nish above the td Of tile creek and to extend dct he
low ilr bet unless solid loupnntion Is sooner found
oni and Is re apsft at lie ends; on the aouth side e
sst SF a@ I Feet al III S eas lee Gs
thick at Tie tori i"eXend 10 the sme 9eptha tr ubgl
TrJM aRl is;oS sg%aaa Z l. sSenr% ifam ifost.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

MAN SHor By 4 GAMBLER THE LYScu LAW
John Able, gambler, shot dead man nam,
I'd John Everson, this afternoon, in front Of the
Warsham House, on account Of his demand
ing the payment of some money due him. A
great excitement prevailed among our citizens
in consequence. They assembled at the Jail,
and underworld TO obtain possession Of the
murderer, in order to hang him, but were per-
suaded away by the mayor and Others, a
meeting was appointed for this evening, 10 de-
termine what action should be taken in the mat
ter.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

JDerr4rIoY Though We aTa an enl!gn:-
eued pgoIay and live in an enlightened age
thol,gA ,ru.r,s. and Improvement. in mea
.gr,. b.t anl blossom in the tack OF Time
ever noy,,r car, in onr midst-though the iu-
y.ptiy, Genius Of the age is fast turning tn,
n6strpet,oDs that mann. has laid in the way Of
man int, spI,srrvi,pt slaves .u do his bidding,
mere h, am IN Pryniian darkness lowering
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A BEQUEsr AHNULLkD.--A decision of the
Supreme Court, delivered on Wednesday last,
deprived Friends School at West town. OF a
legacy amounting 10 100000. A certain re-
Gently made law inyalidates, all requests, to
religious or charitable institutions il made
within 80 days OF the death of the testator.--
The following is tho decree
Piise rs. Maxwell-Opinion by LOWS Q. j.
Decree Of Nisi Prus Diminishing bill reversed.
Decree that the disposition in the will Of Thos.
Smith, deceased, for the use of tho Friends
Boarding School, at Weston, is void, not hay-
ing been made within the time required by the
act Of Assembly
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
ALLISON s. FAY,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
LgINES & N10uuRS.

WINES & L1QUoRS,
FEN nF every deser ptiDn aud qu1llty, ayni them
tA5E] ~ selves Of tho upportnn ty OF inviting the
citizens OF Delaware and It's vicinity 4 nnll and
see their sluck VI Liquors prior Ia making 4
purchase eisew ere, as they hre prepareh and viii
insure t. their customers who may give thon call 10
save them ton PEI cent b, making Tie puronase A. thpT
store, Nos, lis South Front street and % South Water
90 reet, PbllndaphlR lIbera discount Will ln gwen
Tor cash, Inc loUoWng comprise part oil their stock
BRANDIES
Plnett Gastllon Pale dark in store and IN Bond
United Projectors COghac, do do do
Old tIenesy. do tt1 do
did Guard, Dupuy n Co, do do d.
\ Segnette, do 10 d.
add HOLLAND GIN,
Pohsns superior Gin, very old. do 10
Nolel's lnperial EaglO, in ia
lTish anu SEQ Ten wliskGy, very old and fine.
NestHoTcanu county X ye whiskey, very hnc.
aIse suppy OF whiskoy from different 1ariE Of Wel
Tern isnnsy ann; warranted extra fine.
rpIl W lhe OIL llnofcnt qualities, and veiy old.
Sherrles OF very hn9 DUALITY,
s,,. GiAMPAGNE WINES, VIZ;
spark ms Iak9y Champagne.
iochheimer, do
AnchOT, a.
Hedselok, un
g, -. CLARET WINES.
st. Estephe,
Ihate3u Margaux,
N.B:-Ali the above goods can be bought n sore or
9ona ana 0e shipped accordingly to any part Of tho
Ohiteu e'Alesi as per ordert jnhe 2 sn0'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

III DIR. J. sIMNIs' cHoI ERA sYRUP.-A remedy
that has been tested for more nu twenty years now nnds
unrivatd certain cure in ysentery and DlhEThoain
NV ihelI l9Is Sfhhps Joo p1Is W Iv IS
Bowels cholera luanlum asa the summer DlsEases oil
Chill Tho has arrived when the Diseases
onno ated abqya purpp 10 society often 70 to OBSTRUCTION
OIhundrads of t children and adults. Then to DO On tue
side Rn es from danger procure bottle OF DR., j.
SMMs' Choerh Syrup is sr6 to relieve and cure IN an
Incredible short time, often occupying but tew hours ~
curing augec This syrup performs more G,lTSg Than
this c ye who may he afflicted II contains no m
iuTiOs sstaHcas whatever therefore no harm can arse
from It's housands ayn used It aud has been pro-
nomced by hundreds the best remedy for Bowel com
" according TO tho rules Of Pharmacy and Chemistry con
hnlng no Opnm Morphlne, Paregorlc laudsnln or other
narcotic sunnce 1t is therefore safe m It's administrator
under all circumstances. The Written signature j. SlMMs
pared only by Or. $iMAls' Y Sun ProPretofs Of Dr.
Wilmington Del. Sold by country store keepers gener-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

MitchelPs Men National Man, exhibiting
the United States, With tho North American
British Provinces, and Sandwich islands, also,
Mexich and Central America, together with
Cuba, and other West India Islands. Pub
lished by 5. Augustus Nutshell, Philadelphia"
We have been shown u copy OF this most
excellent work, and pronounce il The b.st pub
LEGATION of the kind now extent. lis limits eN-
tend from the Atlantic on the East, to the
Pacific ocean on the West, and from the 5Oth
parallel OF North latitude, south to within
lew degrees Of the Equator, thus exhibiting
the greater part Of North America on an ex-
tensive scale. All railroads canals, rivers lakes,
and mountain ranges, are correctly dclineoted
on this map, as also the various civil divisions
of the United States, British Possessions in
North America, Mexico, Central Americ, ect.,
t. proper location ofall cities, principal towns,
villages, forts, missionary stations, stopping
places on the overland routes TO Oregon, Cali
tornia, Nc, &c, are distinctly eXhipited also,
the several routes by water, us well as by land,
TO the Pacific coast, with the distances. In
fact, 1t is the most desirable map Of the kind
we have yet seen, and would recommend it to
al in need of one. The agent is now in our
city. Size 5 #. A, by . it. inches.
NOTICE.
| TO all aon-reSiient riotors, y0udg, .tdRhIsncal
dad fancy cciebrators Of The Fourth Day Of
!
Be 1T KNOWN That ON Thursday The 18th
day OF June, 1857, the City Council, passed
through two several readings, the following
| Ordinance:
Z" Be il Ordained By The Uity CcrNci Of ht
Cityo Wilmington, That if any person, not a
resident of this city, shall on the fourth day
OF July, or or the day observed and celebrated
for the fourth day Of July in any year, marcl
or parade in this city with any company, band
club or association from another State, not {
military company; or il any person shall Of
that day appear in public IN an unusual or in
decent costume, garb or dress, or shall bcliny,
in an indecent manner in public, every person
SO offending, shall be guilty Of u common MUS
anco, and for every such oi!Snce shall toriei
and pay line OF five dnllars.H
In all probability, the ahoyc, at the mex
meeting Of the Council, to be held on the q
day OF July next, will become an Ordinance o
the city; and il so, it will be strictly enforced
To the end therefore, that no person may pu
r in the iHe plea Of ignorance Of The lar, deer
it my duty to publish this notice.
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON.
Mayor Of Wilmington.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

DEATH pY LlGnrNISG.-Mrs. Ellen Harrison,
a resident of McConnellsville, Ohio, was killed
by lightning on Saturday week. She was sitting
near the middle OF the room, engaged in read.
ing the Bible. The electric fluid struck the
roof Immediately over her head, passed down
through the centre Of tho room in the second
story, and through u large chest filed with
clothes, through the second floor Of the bHilA-
ing, and discharged itself through her person
into the door beneath. The shoe upon her
right foot was considerably torn, and near the
centre Of her foot was a small round hole thro'
the foot and the upper and sole Of her Shoe.
Her clothes were set on fire. but she was not
moved particle from the position in which
| she was sitting,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

SUFFERING fuNkLUi.--" The WOuHu's Adyuca,o y of
uIGdtPHa, MISS Ann =. Arnnwe oditp',i Tins
q the M valuable IA lciuC ~ lio diseases peculiar to
Huuirn that kGow 81, irltnu Of ours, VINO lJr many
yeas has ~ -tiarsr, oGgi I'M ayorsenient III tue
NhucH Hui at Uuce prutuTld baltic. SHr round ftllGl
and feels thai sho c1nnd heartily rncnnuend ITO all VII"
ur 7lIeg 81 . iilu utnGnr W have heard min, times
unt remedy hJt thts u tho rsi CHscin winch
o., rleCl3. Our friend VIII h. very Glad 10
i've Dr. AacIt ncvrAcatc5 ct ia nluc I" her he de-
-
Pamphlets runtaWug much useful information touching
r ia ig amt synplum of lGc Euyn diseases, togrhr
Nlhlosiiuaual. lrini AI sv Iin highest rc.pcgAmiy,
an, VI rs auli5urufN HiiUnIIN 10 all Which
Nt attention 81 adj aud practitioner, repeatedly IN
FiHd can b h3i ggHi ~ tt,' 4,arH 81 A
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
March ~, 1857.

Bois Des Sioux CityIvca. tue head Of
Sioux Wood jus y points,
which nature has indicated uuerngly ked site
ef great city, anu surrounded with all the eem nts Of
wealth and commerce. The geography the
plainly pointed to The site u Large City, tina,
propetors, cossssg r. Bctt Of st. Cloud,
Aortimer, Of ST. Psul, " s. b. johnson j. W. Prem
ce OF Bos des Sioux City, aress have several
thousand dollss In laying the Foundation for It's
srowth and prosperity. A.ssrs Prentice and johnson hav.
Der Of men, erecting dwellings and preparing prg
Mr. Hoer Of b. mn.nony ps secs ss ,su,
VI Sxw NH and Shingl- and LSth Machse, tot Jpei
during coming summer The direction Of Bols de.
Sioux City Is peary west ST. Cloud and distant nearly
road has msde yearly Travelled BY the trader.
from Psmbina and Sexiri VIII annually
which they SELL return with grocer,s Lsroware and
clothing Their usual is up Red Bis Soua
the Northern Pacific Railroad, and
Ssuk River Valley to ST. Cloud, making all distance
regen IN the whole west With
Of timber, rich prairie, and beau lakes and
Valley Of Red River for twenty miles wide either de
the liver, has eva surface along entire length fed
numerous streams from the east aud wes which sked
with OAK, elm, ash, Eastwood, whewood and pine the
largest growth The the valley prairie,
posed rich, black loan, swamp
The liver deep, slow and Islands, snags
sand bars obsruc navigation. The height
tcu Many Of its tributaries arr strongly with
salt which will soon afford article
pany have secured charter for It's who
operations present AT the
Of the Pembns and Assnibone rivers many
ted large settlements, whose great value,
yearly have surplus the products o, the aru
which they sell cheaper than be purchased elsewhere
the western country. which taken in connection with
yearly supply and robe good founda-
ton for commerce, and would navigation
these settlements and Bots des Sioux City profitable the
ent SEASON. Congress has ALREADY provided Rsrad
The grant Of land to Minnesota, from the mouth of Sioux
wood River or Bo des Sioux City, TO De Sotv, st.
Anthony, st. Paul saltwater where IL will make
tern cennecon BY reference to the Of the country
will be that Bos d-s Sioux City nearly the
center Of the limits the Territory
ers Of the Minnesota and Red rivers, and
poson the terminus and the point which many important
rnzds viii concentrate both the Missouri and
rivers For more full descrptn the ths
locality, the capacity the Red
uly of the sl the climate, minerals &c You
to Major Longs and expedition, Cap
lain Pope's in l6ss, and Major Owens roports which
oQrrQborate the stenensa q.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
RELIeloUs NOTICES.

GEaMAx MEraepIsr. cHuacn-eorner Of sixth and
Rosabsl stfee!s services at iok O'Clock and Is
p. NJ. Rev. Mr. Holman. lf A9
NoRwEoIAH kErHoDIsr CHUAcH-cornsr Of Tenth and
Temperance Streets services at l0h O'Clock and
p. n. Rev. Mr.. Anderson.
EVANGELICAL Con0nE0 Ariox--fn School House be-.
tween Fifth and SIKH Streets Services l0k o'clock A.
and 7k p. ~. Rev. Mr.. Thinnar. .si fiHs ~ ~
NEW NITH0DIsT CHuRCu-corues Of Ninth and JacksON
streets. ssrvhes At 10Y o'clock A. and X kev.
Nj. Kinnsy. i..JlIss So 49, sss u1s segt q
BAPTIST CHunch.-ooner Fifth and Sbley srreets.-
Services ss loA O'Clock A. y. and p. Rev. A. n.
Torbett.
CExrRAL PaEsBYTERIAH cHuRcH-neer the Capitol
oul1ng. services st I0h O'Clock and Rev.
J. @. RiheIdaner.
EPISCOPAL CHuRca-on Cedar between Third and Fourth
streets. Servcest IOH and r. II. Rev. Dr. Van
lngen.
CATHOLIC CHv1cH-on Wabashsw street. First MSS
At 0'ciock Secona Mass and High Mass ION cock
Am. vespers st sad BenedIcton O'Clock r. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Raw A
vERMAN CArEoLic CHuRcH--in the new stone III ID.
IN the Hospi s Hours services above.
4ErH0Disr EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-nexr the Baldwin
school House, Services 10H o'clock A. NJ and TX p. M-
Rsv. J. PeDman. R
FIRST PAEsBY rERIAx CxURcH-on st. Anthony street
toeks .ee
GERMAN METI,opIsrs-worshipping In School House In
District No. 3 In upp,r t,wn Services at ~ O'Clock
Rev. G. HOLMAN.
"RoUsE OF HoPx"-in College building in Upper tswn
Services at ION O'Clock A. and ~ r n. Rev. =. D.
Neill.
addition the above, Sunday school s
held In all the dren Chmeess at O'Clock n, saeh
Sabbath.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
MT TO THE DEAF
Dr.. MCLEOD. Of scotland.

Proprietor Of the Institution Dssf St. Louis No
Ii AS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND MAY BIZ CON-
IL suited At Ito Dearborn stairs,
the Post Once. Early attention is desired.
Deafness, Dizziness Noise Head, DISCHARGES
from the Ear, Mouth OF NOstrils entirely
IMPORTANT AND TRUE
nave son nsteen OF who has been deaf
dumb from the Of effect
Hearing of Dr. AcLeod, brought three
weeks under s hands he began give hearing
Athe expira ZION OFT weeks he could hear
fapidy arnns tO speak make this
aud f0rthr good ot afflicted community.
x ST. Pail, Feb. 1855. ALEX. G. MOTION.
I have been suffering with deafness, aud Ills
sccompsu, hR deafness, from infancy, which about
years. deafness became distressing
the graye Al length permitted DR.. Nc lud,
the Ear lnhrmary this city. Trembling hope
and fear, submitted MY THU gentleman. Beyond
mpstssngune expestxons after short
BY DR.. AcLeOd, the enjoyment hear.
Ing, head IL
which formerly made life burden. person wishpg to
end resdenc., M. ITO Fifth street.
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1855 MRS EMMA CHANDLER.
have been deaf IN bUth many year, wL,ch
s6ction affected mind that life
burden, and almost unendurxte I one Of
the hsppesi men livng have been perfect
by DR.. Mcleod, Ear Innrmxry,
Olive In his Hrst stated
that In six operations he would
to his word, At the sixth operation, hesd
tncy and powerfully did the sound my
obliged to partially stop them with until
get used tot Those Wishing to call tn
er Psrthenis. PHILIP SHELL.
81 Louis, July -. 1885. Stesmbost Psrthrnin.
1-ly
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

q The ice in the river broke loose yesterday
and took sail down stream. The afternoon was
cloudy and rainy, and everything indicated
speedy exodus of the ice from tho river. A blast
of steam whistle startled the lookers-out about
Ave O'Clock. and huadreos rushed to the bluff to
see the steamboat come in. a hasy smoke was
distinctly visible in the distance, upon which all
agreed that stern wheeler Was stuck in thepiee.
After an hours speculation, the concourse ad-
journed to supper. They will doubtless be con-
soled by reading here that the putting object Of
their solcitude was steam sax-mill ssstuck fast'
on the west side Of the river, some three miles
below town. Although It has . wheel, We under.
stand that the pilot objects 20 using il a. steam.
boat,