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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-31

The BURNGRa OF BETHANY UOLLEGE.- =
Bethany College,, about l6 miles from Wheel
ing. Va, (founiod uad-r the chargs of Rev.
Alexander Campb-ll) WAS destroyed by fire
on Thursday morning last, with four valua-
BILE libraries, and ali the philosophical appara'
Lus,
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u, S. r., town 4, sscton Q, west 800
3N.E.t less so acres llO-430
Very desirable land l miles from Perrysburg.
U. s. r., town T. section 10, u. $. Il. 80
Four miles from Per, ysburg, adjoining Paradse--a
very desirable location.
U, S IT, town 4, section l, S NE so
" II SWt l6O
Near Perysburg, well timbored and good land.
L. S. X. town 4 section 80, NE leo
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HAVING removed from Bowling Green to Sydney,
llOhio. would beg leave to inform the public that
have complete and saleahlc collection of vigorous
grown fruttrees such Apple, Pear. Cherry, Peach.
Apricot, &c. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented
semy valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nur
sery reduced prices. Also lie will be supplied with
complete assortment of thrifty growntrees in splen-
did varieties, from the well known sydney Nursery
with which am now connected.
Semt..lS. lSIL.--lS NATIAN MOORE
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DISEASE vANQUISHED I
By DR.. Ro6ack's Scandinavian Remedies.

A FTER years Of study,
Aannalysis and experiment,
Mr.. Roback, the emminent
Swedish Physician, succeeded
In producinga medicinefrom
the mountain herbs of his na-
uveland which acts directly
upon the causes ofdisc asciu
theblood, and by rostoringthe
corrupted fountain of lifets
a condition Of health and
purity, eIpels disease from
the system wherever IT NAV
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-31
Real Estate Agency,
In Perrysbnrg Township.

II. & ID. X. HUILENBECk,
DEAL ESTATE A Agents. offer for Sale at fair prices,
III and upon re lsonable terms, the following lauds
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-31

In Freedom Township.
Range H. Town 8, Sec. 80, north west Ia 100
Half mile from New Rochester.
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Range 9, 9,townG, Sec, 36E NE so
Range 8, town 8, section 2, ~ pit. n. W. Ia 81
Z" IS N.pt, ofW fri sec. 80
q" " IS SPIT. of $. W.frlt sO-24l
choice tract fland. half mile above Otsegoi aud
containing about 40 acres Of Prairie.
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In Jackson Township.
In Liberty Township.

Range 10. town 4, See. I, \. of \. l.. /
10 n. 1 Of n. W.T.
In Liberty township
W fr offs NR
About 80 acres prairie 90 with ahyve-in Liberty.
10 1, 10 ) W Wv
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THE FARMERS FAMILY PAPER!
I He . Il 10 + A r NJ L R 4.
T y r

This populIr AGRICULTURAL FAMILY NEWS
PAPER, will commence its SEVENTH voLrliE on the
I'd day Of January in 1857, it will he printed in
QUARTD FORM, convenient for binding, ON elegant
white paper Its typogr phy wi have the clearmess
essential to a F.IHiLY PAPER. No pains will
he spared to improve all the Departments OF the Ar.
MER. and TO make il once the most profitable and
pleasant Farmers Family Paper now published. 1t
will be Illustrated As usual with nmeror, Rnsrayins,
OF Domestic Animals, Farm Buildings. Farm Imple-
mentS, Trees, Shrubs and all important affairs con-
Each number will contlin, resides Forei N and d..
nestle News selections from the most Interesting uut.
licatons of the day, Stories, Wit History Biography
Poetry Essays on various subjects Market Reports If
Cleveland, New York Cincinnati &c. In short moth
Ing wI be lett undono which is thought necessary to
IL nlnr nTuR OuIn EAmNEn'
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In Plain TOwnshi

!
10 q the whole GIO
10 81 S. W. a S. N W.T. 2iO
10 81 from west side N. Il. 100
art prairie and part woodland.
10 " 81 S. w. of s. f 40
all improved--frlme house.
10 " 2S n. An. n. W&N.W. N L, l2O
Principally prairie, but sufficient timber for fencing
and fuel
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THE GREATEST
M d d l G A l. d l OVERY
OF THE AGE.

MIR, KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one
M of our common pasture weeds remedy that
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-31

hAhhlAGf hlI DE.-1 ouNG s great Physologi-
cal Work: THE POCKET LESCTLAPIUS, or
Every One his own Doctor, BY Wm. Young, M. D.
1t is written in plain language for the general reader
and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En-
cravings. All young married people, or those contem
plating marriage and having the least impedment
married life should read this book Itdiscloses
that every should be acquainted with STILL it is
book that must he kept locked up and not lie ahoutths
house 1t will he sent to any the receipt of as
cents. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, 1872 Spruce ST.,
above Fourth. Philada.. Pa. AIarch s. .ls51--43tf.
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In Center Township.
Range H. Town 8, Sec. &, east half $40
One and u half miles north east of Bowling Green
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BO0KE! BOOKs!! BOOKs!N

Fresh arrivals weekly nj
II o l. T. y . q n y T q R 2,
sign OF the Book consisting of School Books OF all
kinds also Latin. Greek French. German, and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets Histories, Biographies, Travels New and Popu
lar Works, etc. etc, together with commentaries and
notes the Scriptures; works Theology, Annuals
Gift Books. for all and ages aargc assortment
of Holiday Gifts. and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children OF Stationery, he has ths
hest the eastern market affords and in great variety.
ENkS-Blck, Blue Red, Carminc, ArnUds and
Harri>on's Fluid, Copying Indcllibe, etc.
GOLD PEhiS-iianmoth, Engrossing, CONNER.
cal, Ladies. &c. at HOLT'S.
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So Mr.. W came in. Then he went
after the Squire an he married u3 right off,
an' | went home with Jube that very night,
| tell you wha it's, these Io1g courtin- mt
amour. to nothing a. al. Just as well do it
in a hurry.
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j ours. q e.
] ACOB AT[1N,


Forsale by PECK & HAMILTON. Perry slurg. DE-.
BURRITT, ,Maumee: W. & II, HooD Bovine GRgnE;
W. II. HAsKINs, Portage; LEVI TAYLOR, New
Metfeld; G, LAsKEY & CO. GILEAD; J.. J.. Nom.
HOUSE Co.. Wateryille, and for sale by Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines generally through the country.
pAp,1,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

THE New ORLEANS DUEL.-We have stated
the circumstances Of the fatal duel between
Mr.. Eblane and White in New Orleans on
the 10th ult, in which Mr.. l.. fell dead at the
fire Of his opponent. A correspondent Of the
ST. Louis Republican writes that the lady oil
Mr.. Liblane having been refused abundance 10
q public ball by the managers, he was enraged,
and determined to have satisfaction. Being a
protested duelist. he deliberately provoked the
quarrel which ensued., Not being able to
meet all the managers, there being eight or ten
in number, he wrote their names on slips o.
paper. put them IN . hat, and drew by chance
the name Of Mr.. WHIrE. At the FIRST oppor.
tunity he grossly iusu,ted Mr.. WHrrE, by
splitting in his face. Mr.. WHITE challenged
him-and the rest is told. go
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-pnrt of Gnanspillf.
.24HYTsA4D pzfAlryszss

- - 49, ~
n. GREEN. from bowling Green 70 Evansville
NRREEGos from lee HsSor 70 81 Bsssss = - :,
}. ~. CHKhSM ANyfress Ciaciaassi 10 ~ orisa ns.
W. A BAyEs. from B. Green 70 Los'sviiis. - II
= WM. DrcKsoN, from louisville 20 Tenn, Ri'sr.
SWALLOW .frou Louisville to Nashville, - y
). Z River s and weash1r. ~ Telegraph. ID &
az - s.s.,'agI .sr.I .Ssss rITrssOsAs Feb 10 r
There are q sixteen feet two.iaches water IN
thspchannef5 and Killing. weather cold and
clear.- Heavy winds This morning with slight
- : ~ . 80 = WuxElise, Feb TO-
RIVER, stationary at fourteen feet in the
channel. The ice from the upper rivers still
running which prevents he resumption Of
-. sd q = sIsS =: LouIsvMLk, Feb TO-
= The river is rising. > Over seven feet 10 the
Indiana chute. four leet in the middle CUT
Large boats going over the calls. g 81 ~
= =. -. - CisoIssATl, Feb 10
+ weafher clear aud very cold. I Hard ffos,
last night. River rising rapidly and full so
floating ice. Almost rs feet -watcr in ths
channelsH Navigation difficult H. 90
90 ''s'" ''s~a 81 CINCINNATI, Feb. TO- RM.
River has risen two feet since last night and
is still rising and full of-heavy iepsl Navigs.
ton dangerous Weather very cold. Ia )
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

@The editor-in-chisf of !, the Louion.
Times gets the same salary as the President
Of the United States, twenty i've Thousand
dollars q year. The principal difference in
the two positions Is that the former requires
lralas, and SO does the latter. The ,formet
has latter,g been. we'll supplied, and 50 was the
latter, formerly. ~ "a h.-.s 49, - s-s-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

Ezs KANsAs.-The Legislative Council Of Kan
ss ssas have completed Till for the calling Of a
sscoevention to frame constitution, which it
ais said viii be Immediately passed.
80 AT an election for member Of The council
for the city Of Lawrence, the National Dem.
ocratic (Geary) candidate received plural.
= can0lQasc. 49, rtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

A PoErIoAL IDEA.-Capt Hartstcin. in his
letter OF reply to the Ship Owners Association
Of Liverpool, said, in speaking of ocean steam
ers, 1.-THE iron messengers Of commerce fly
like steam-shuttles, weaving between US "a
flbric Of mutual interest" asB s.1i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

( 0T,The increase Of real and personal pro-
perty in the State of Illinois. as shown by
the Auditors report for 1855. over the previ-
Gus year, was about 1854 millions of dollars.
Such an increase as this, in the short space oil
twelve months, is . most gratifying and as
tonishing exhibit sfgiis5-s = as 49, &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11
CONSUMPTION CUKED.

UYE NOT DECEIVED ~ base imitstions HrGEMAN.
and ten ears has ITsysd IL
sshers great Deal Of spurious oil in the adal-
teraed with seal OIL whale OIL &c. &c.. too much care
cannot be taken TO procure the eenane-z
Our OIL " made q. factory in Nswfounaiand sad
each bottle HIS sgra.ure the cork he csrealts get
Cas- thousrn s~ho ta used other
oil Of Inferior ty ans abeut gsiss
health by using the Genupe Oil Of
our manufacture Sold bv all Drussist 2i-5Dekw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

- OF select committee Of the House oil
the Pennsylvania Legislature, to which was
referred a joint resolution, instructing the
representatives of that State in Congress to
= vote in favor of an appropriation by Congress
8 for the Improvement Of the Ohio river, report
ed in favor of grant of lane by the Gov
'ernment to company already organized to
make this Improvement, rather than to make
IA direct appropriation. 10 ~
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COMMERCIAL.
Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
.Gt1t14t1 4 kEw yosr. Feb. 10.
Flour market steady: gales or $500 bbi Southern do
cining sales at - go - q, Wheat nrm with advan-
cling tendency: sales Of COCO bushes at 81 White
and red 81 GO; Corn firm d tx for mixed; Provisions
stead: Whisky arm; stocks dull and generally unehans
ed; Sterling exchange &c i've. - ~.stx-a,
- = . ;, : = 49, yrw oRLrAss, Feb. o.
Sales OF 5000 bales Of cotton 20 sa,: Holders de-
mani an advance: midi, orieans 1sis4L1s; Moas'
Gee; Mes3 pos SD 50; Other articles unchanged
- q =. - = = -, CIScissAII Feb. 10.
Flour uuchrrced and dull; whisky hr,nsat eic, eu;
demand les. active Provisions quiet and unehsnged
Mess pork ern SIS 5c;Lart, Il for prime In s'is;
Other articles unchanged. - E-rEv ~ a ~
Flour steady hat ouie sales OF 500 bills. at S. 3c
IS IS for superdned and S. fOforchoice Gran uschTe
ed: Whisky steady with sales tbis asfc IN eese
active; sales OF 500 boxes at1,9l1l for Wesie ~ We
serve: Butter du Cioyerseed from and active a, =.
duh AID hulk meats and lard sfisfe,i az
decline without endng buyers to extent: Lard SOLD
TO some extent delivered on the Wabash at AZ -.
.Isss1,.s a. BALTtxoEr, Feb. 10
Markets unchanged scnera'iy and quiet. 80
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- GA horrible state of things exist at
Springfield, Illinois. The Inhabitants fear
that the town viii shortly be depopulated, as
it's reported that there are but twelve mar
-a,iageable women in the city, eleven OF whom
are engaged The Springfield papers are
cillng for reinforcements. - y
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A KETlHED PHYsIOIaN,.

WHOSE SANDS or bFE
UHAvE ne-riy o1s dfscoverel while in the Eass
Ialiss, ecrtain cure fcr censr elton Bronesit,
covered by hwhen bis only ehli-a lsaghtsrSas given
up die wishi,g do much good nossisie. be will
zlotei fells beinSs
recipe wi.h fu direcions for stinr and srcefuiiy
US ne L. We re fuires each az ehcsrt iuciose Inn
the recipe
be applied 70 tn q mia sa
ver,sement Address DIR. ~ JAMES.
dec3o smdsx No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City. " J.
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AUCTION SALES.
w.,.cvrc@ Avn Ar AUCTION.

WArCIzES AND AT AUeTsON.
THE attention Of the % Eyansv,lie asd 81
fS. fae Ladies en- ,eisly is respsstsay caiSS " M
sndd ands stock OF e~tiy Ane
Gold ana silver washe Gold cha,ss. spisnda cesmsos
SETS Mosaic sets. California Gold stone cso
other articles too specify which VIII ee
prices never before herd OF iolf ssrsiess
sfsbs-tt "A l. =
AgCTH0NEERs,s C0MMI6slON MERCHANTS.
fs4so md 1seai Ebeatc Broners,
EyAvINs le..ed Cor stsrn e yesss A asssa the
seivete1 eals - saeacn 81 Efr
sale ar arss nd uershea eisss hesssAAAs
Csshaiyapses on 60 siss z. n,a When reqsirsa
Regular saies Tuesaay. THURSDAY and Seturasy
CORNER Gins soeIock A. NAlso Tuesday Wednesday,
aad Friday early gas lisht. IVY 80 - 4,
SAFES OF RIAL EsTATE.
The frst Moraay osesery month at 10 o'clock A. ~
ourselves With large Map CITY o.
Evsasie al shs recent Ealsrge a. snd be-
ievine il f be insArescf All We have
sns nrs. hose
~. o.trsnsss Of shoss having eusss Lst.sr tsres
either puhlice ssle sse
lssd = . jyis.s tas ,swoeLSEf 4 ELsoS. Aue.s.
s = ). NIX. GGoDs ArHuc:rIcNs'sss
Evsr received and viii he sold at auction at on, Arc
mems: sn psn oa A. .,sy
consisting in pars o Brown and hissehsd She ane
shirtinxs ansts. costss nes
Jeans Hesisss Gloves. Mits Spool Tnreans' LAHess
fsses aSs vsy wa.shs:
Cloths Hair 8rus fAasy Soaps Rarcrs Pms
great variety q USE WILSON
! now - = ..rr-- a. 'a'--s Auctioueers.
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s HSe3tS1AsuIos y
. The Senate met on Monday at 2. O'Clock,
P.M An.exhbitof the affairs of the Bank
OF the State OF Indiana was laid before the
Senate, and 200 copies ordered to be printed
The epittet Of African Senator'S applied by
the journal to members Of the Senate, indu-
ced Mr.. ueffren to introduce resolutions In
'quiring whether any ono with negro blood in
their veins, held seats on that floor. Laid on
the table. A resolution was offered by Mr.
Drew, that committee be appointed to ex-
anime into an alleged Encouragement Of the
Wabash and Exile canal, on the part Of the
persons having control thereof. A preamble
and resolutions proposing to reduce the nun.
Der Of members in the House to- C6, and the
Senators. to So was laid on the table TO be
called up again. The joint resolution to
amend Sec. 2, sArts2. of the Constitution, SO
as 20 require that foreign born citizens shall
have resided in the State, for six months; and
in the town and precinct where the poll is
held. for thirty days next previous to the dag
Of election, and that they shall have conform
ed to tlis naturalization laws Of Congress, be.
fore they shall DO entitled to vote at any cleo
ton. Read q first time and passed to asecond
reading - - ts'iiiif "a lsfi1'.s
In the House motion was made to so into
a, joint convention for the election OF State of
ficers. The vote was taken; no quorum pres
ent. A call of the House was ordered, and q
quorum appeared. The question was agar
put, and no quorum. Another call. and th
was repeated three or 6ur times Finally TIL
House adjourned without being able to Obtain
u quorum 10 vote. a. aorgR 49, ..ls..-
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OF An old man partially blind, residing in
Northern Ohio. recently placed himself under
the charge Of an Ocuilst In Cincinnati, Who
totally destroyed his sight, in attempting q
restore u. The old man went home and huns
lhimself with handkerchief ssts
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; RIVER MTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER was still rising rapidly yester-
day, with ten feet on the Falls at Louisville.
The Wabash is still rising, snd the bottoms
below Terre Haute are covered with water.
The news from Cincinnati confirms our for.
mer statements Of the loss Of the Gen. Pike.
She was new boat and cost $4,000. The
damage ut .Pittsburg vas not great. Several
coal boats were lost. - A large number had
started for Cincinnati and Louisville with over
1O0,OO0 bushels Of coal : -. 80 ,-ss,ra 2,
Z 0L The packet Rainbow will be down to-
day, and return to Louisville rs usual Pas
sengers bound up will fad the Rainbow ev-
erything desirable. Eta
.0r The steamer Sportsman lost one OF
her bargcs sy the ice between this point and
henderson. 1t was loaded with hogs heads.
OF Business on the leyes was dull yes
terday lot OF light freight was landed in
the afternoon by the steamer swallow
so6TAo feet of boats was advertised to
leave Cincinnati yesterday for different points
~GrMr. Z. +. Nexen, Of Gramercy hank nc
ltoriety, is now in New York, where his wife
has gone to meet him. sss, gSDsbs$bsi
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PliAL0N,S PAPIAS LoTIoN,
nr rlnr,l Rsaufiser. -. u.

y pllALONsS RAF14N- tV]EO.'3
Or, Floral Rsautiser. -
a GREAT Cosmetic for hssldsvinx the shin and cen
"a plsxion and tor euriny Capped llEais. race LIT,
rsa. srusurn. Freekes P,npls Seads bafnfi 90. =
for PiiesoRe Washing
sta1t relief After shaving Il s,otinz 20 tHs So
II keeps the hards soft aad white ana or all
the skin 10 xil b. found ts be sss1s
dollar per bottle 4 A. -aaA ~ 80 sHa "A
~s = taPHAL0Ns MAGIC HAIR pfE.o ~
one ofthe very best Natural d. in the sor1 It's log
an. oeiny vesetA
he prodaetion in,u-y rossLiy be d2ns 10 the
IL easily applied. obtain baes or eiown
which viii defy the best Judges to tell Iron
Prizes 81 and 81. ~ per tox- - - = -.
Maize aad ssid BY Il PHALoE a. 1T nses
ali and fsney stores thr 5ugAoat the y
PH.As.ON = CHEMICAL HAIR tNNiGOhATOa
TIE most pies kind ever before oFered
ruLiic L. has steoi the test OF twenty years In n
eouutry aud Of the many taRdretscf 'mitsuon
have been vita IL foo preservias etosn
heau,yinF the HAIR and Keeping the hsaa eisaa ron
aandror L. 10 incstin able. short 10 u EVIL! III
the hair requires. Price SOC aGs lPsr sett,s rss
deoiO-emt'w rrt rfL - lffrlr e. lfrs a-sg
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river. several bridges and buildings have
been carried over the falls. Only one bridge
now remains in the centre Of the city. Psdes-
TRANS are using the canal acqueduct.
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 10.
The water is not yet receding, although no
probable rise since o'clock. Huge masses Of
lumber Offices houses, &c, are floating by
with frightful rapidity. Damages stli impos-
lsitle to conjecture, and days will pass before
correct statements can be MADE, Ice is piled
up twenty feet, and the piers near the depot
are entirely demolished. Valuable machine
~ has been destroyed. The CeRtral. Railroad
freight, house, filled with large amount Of
flour and provisions, is surrounded with water.
The canal line warehouse, in the pier. was cut
open by ice, and the contents were carried Off.
The Mohawk river is clear Of ice to Sche-
nectady. The Hudson river never opened SO
early bat twice. IL 5, '-,.. = =, - ,....f
Ice is piled fifteen feet high on the Troy and
Greenbush railroad the entire distance.
| The citizens and officials are acting encrgeti-
cally for the relief of the suffering. sr-,
+. = .,s-. ALBASr, N. Y, FEB. 10, Pm
4 3, The water has receded considerably since
last night, but still very high. .
No mail has been received by the Hudson
River railroad. 1t is reported that two farni-
lies, on the Island opposite the city, have per-
ished. -,....,.,, - 80 ,rss'' - =
4 St.sJohn's church has been seriously dam.
aged by the food. which ripped up the pews
Much sufierering has been occasioned foI
want Of drinking water. All the water pipes
in the lower part Of the city, are either frozen
or submerged.
Large quantities of grain, stored on the sec.
ond floors Of warehouses, have been damaged
by water rising above them. The State street
bridge has been raised several feet above the
iron columns forming its support. The relic
lcommittee is very active in relieving the wants
tot the destitute, and soup houses have beer
Opened all over the food districts. rs
80, New YeRK, Feb. 10.
Fall River Company have dispatched TIVE
lsteamboats to make another efiort>to oper
navigation on the Sound. :. 81 -. ~ ,s
Later from Mexico. -
-eae NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8.
BY an arrival from Vera Cruz, dates to thu
10th ult. have been recaived from the City O
Mexico.
The country continues distracted with in,
ternal connections. =
II The Potosi insurgents have been dispersal
Fears Of filibuster INVASION Of Lower Cali
|, fornia, from San Francisco, were entertained
I'll Extensive Fire.
Il So 49, MoBrLE, Feb 9.
The Shippers Cotton Press, IN this city, ha
. been entirely destroyed. with from 10000 t
1900 bales Of cotton. Loss estimated a
. $4,000, The origin of the calamity is un
known. I'll. - s.S.tss
NEW YORK, Feb 10.
The bank statement shows o decrease &
s94s, 900 in specie. Increase, Sl.o9l. Oo0.-
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