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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
a TuRlLLING occuRRENcE.

AAAtNASA4AtNN NSSNNNNSStStss
The principal accident of the day occurred
when the ice recommended moving at 2 o'clock
Apparently gorge had broken loose below, for
the frozen masses rushed down the stream with
great rapidity. A level cake of ice, stretching
nearly from shore to shore, just across the track
OF the Covington ferry, had induced many per-
sons to cross; it lay motionless, and at the mo-
ment when the mass was again borne along the
surface of the stream, twenty-four persons, one
of whom was a lady, were upon it. The lady
was being conveyed from this side to Covington
in the skif mentioned above, the party whowerc
running it were near the edge of tue large cake
of ice at the moment it commenced moving
They ran rapidly forward, but it was impossible
to cross the broken ice that lay between them
and the shore. A hush of silence pervaded the
thousands who crowded the banks on either
side of the river, and the hurricane decks of
the boats, as the party made pause as If in dcs
pair. AT length the men made up their minds
and turning back, made for the Cincinnati side.
Nearly the whole width of the river had to he
crossed upon floating mass of ice! Their sit
uation was made more precariOuS by the fact
that the large field of ice they were upon, yield
| ing less readily than the broken fragments to
the impetus Of the stream, was attacked ..0s it
werc by the latter, and every moment pc s9bns
of it were broken of. Some of the men who
bad been near the skif left it and its tenants to
their fate. This brought down upon them in
iignant cries from the spectators. The party
rushed rapidly on and reached the shore amid
the loud and continued cheering of the multi
tude. The lady showed no sign Of fear in,this
trying situation. She kept her seat without a
scream or an exclamation, and, when landed,
walked up the landing as steadily as If she had
just stepped from the ferry -boat She was
married lady residing in COvington, we desired
to mention her NAME but she requested usnot
to do so. The men who rescued herwere John
Waddlc--to whose GOODNESS her safety was
chiefly owing-JoSeph Shinkle and Nicholas
Mound.
While this incident was occurring, touch Of
comedy was mingled with what had SO nearly
proved a tragedy, by the perseverance of man
with q caTpet-sack in his hand, to land in sOld
Kentuck.N Again and again he plunged among
the loose ice, only to step, bafticd, back upon
the large cake, and every time he did SO the
crowd shouted ''Look at the man with carpet
bag" At length he and two others reached the
Covington landing The others all got off safely
on this side, except one person, youth, who
was left behind and was evidently beWildered
by fear. He ran first one way and then another,
seeming incapable of judging whatto do. The
attention Of the vast crowd was at length all
centertd upon the frightened boy. ale win be
lost" Can nobody save him!" hundreds ex-
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AmbrotYpes for 81.

PARTRIDGE It hi new and spacious rOotnss Via fasl
ties for operating and arrangement for light e9ai
any IN the e5ny, and far superior 70 any IN de city, i
in ne country. Heis prepared 70 make AmbFotypss 80
dry can be ssuthy without postage Also sst
ssa in Ioeksts and pins, price DlsasrTeopcs
Pictures madefOF eustosrs aSg9od - Hpessus shbisd
and warranted 70 last fol ages unchanged
Anklnds hf materials nd ih the bu.1easfor sale,
side Of Main abOvs ilouros' slash
8ayior's nsE store anE1S
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ABUSE OF TERMs-For instance the word
Hery.-The ruling rage of the times is Every"
Everything must be very-vcry something-in-
tensified, aggravated very. If man is ill, he
gets no sympathy, unless there is n very in the
case; nothing short of being very i'll, will ans
wer at all-lf man is very rich, he is respec-
ted when rery rich envied and admired; but
it is only your VERY rich man that is positively
adored.
10 do very, to have very, to be very are
the pride of the world and the passion of the
a man abuses you through three mortal pages
of foolscap, and concludes with very respect-
fly" just as though he was the Damon to your
Pythias. Another writes something that will
ALLEVIATE u friend, or wound heart, or blight
hope, and puts the finishing touch 10 his abOmi-
nation with e very sincerely " ora very faith
fully" Perhaps a writer has no heart at all,
and wouldn't risk the value of brass button
upon your temporal salvation; and he is sure
to be yours very cordially. Not satisfied
with assuring you that he has heart-he must
have heart Uery--that is, that curious organ
"to degree"
Do you ever see any body glad nowadays,
that he is not Gerry glad-Positively rcjoiced?
Has it been cold without being very cold within
the memory of that myth, "the oldest inhabit-
anti"
One meets you that has not set eyes on you
for five years, nor thought of you i'll sixty cal
cndar months. He is not only glad to see you
that will not do at all-he is ''cery glad" has
thought of you, not often, but "rery Often;"
hopes to meet you, not soon, but "5ery soon,"
and 10 you part-he with his verys, and you
with yours, for ten to one you do the same thing
by the very next man you meet
1t is never rainy, but it is rery rainy. Is
she beautiful? Very. Aud he nobleg Very.
And so, this devoted word is reduced to paltry
chinking-cmploycd, like Caesars dust, to
''patch wall. Chicago Journal
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ., 1857.
CAD1yET RECOMMENDATIONS. notice that

CAB1xET REcoNNESDArIoSs.-We notice that
every little squad of politicians that can get to-
cether. in the different States, are sending in
recommendations of such and such ones for Mr.
Buchanan's Cabinet. Commencing with Vir-
GINA, the mania has extended TO New Hainp-
shire, where Convention, we notice, have ur-
getl upon Mr.. B. the necessity of incorporating
John s. Wells, the defeated candidate for Gov
ernor last fall, into his family circle. The 4th
of March. rext will show a list of disappointed
politicians.
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sPRcIAL TIoB S.
AN ITEM.

TPoOHl tie SsWdGy 7IEses-l
Observation-Disclosures endure the terrible aietfeg ~
dysrep5Ia without attempt alleviate the cause ." tr
suaTines; an would advise the use Of APPS
P0daBGs ZIaefre. remedy for this disease has oH
so universally successful as the We mention.
Per sale BY 7. II. LOGAN co..
febs-1r-dav Bridge Corner DruEgSts-
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WATERFOlD, Mass, July %, 1855.
PROF. o. J. WOOD: With confidence do reeOmmend
your Hair Restorative, being the esaeOus article
ever have used the Walphene other prepare
lions Of the day all without effect Since using Hair
Restorative hair and WhakeFs which almost white
gradually crown dark; confident that
few applications viii them to their natural
relieved ali unplaas-
ant itching, common among peTSons who persPre freely
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL HAILi!
SOMETHING FOR THE AlIBLIONfI
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION oF ALI, OLD AND
w young, to this wonderful preparation, which
back to It's oFgna color, naireoveFs the head
bald with luxuriant sroWt VemOves the dandru Itch
ting, and all euptlons-eauses continual
Of the natural Guilds; and hence II used regular
ing for the hAiF will preserve its color and keep from
falling 70 extreme old age, In all IL natural beauty We
call then. upon the bald the gray, deceased in scalp,
IT. and surely the young win not they value the OT.
ing locks wheeling curl ithonti praise
IL upon the tongue Of Thousands.
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REAL ESTATE sATss


DY viFtQe % = Deed ~ fFu,t 60.
~ On the 9Th day q NaFrh, Issi - = us zai,
aul Saney hs viz, ana u Fecari n :, t'sfEs H,,s
&e-, uin eZpnae for sale a the O., ~ Va . -
- "a the 4sth day q Dsc-n.ber. fSsf 49, e Al
SO; esFtaia ist q ,Eeund uifIlatei = =. 4,
i,s sS eaIIs e south s Sr az ' y ,s
10 ohio county. State Of ErsfBia uhi.b 5a;Ts
tonai let an.l eoatai-s shoGs haif the :;
Shiei you'll i'e IN > fa BOT, and ua5aissrl = ;;
q aAiA a,istit.asl seilinS Trustee v - 2. .,
title - n vested. '-e' elffsst -
T-E,ss Of sale rnsfs ksso-p en- 1ay u sal.
- Ihs aeare aais = restpone4 uzlg ",
tleelT fufiEF
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f-bs-1C-Iav bridge Corner Druggists.
-
The vvor.t form Of l'IIes can be Cared.
We are ut ifrtv 20 refer 60 several we'll known EentIe
man, Who have used thoroughly tested and recommend
BaaaGvR's IfoL1Gxp BrrFEns as = remedy for plies
Vars not erltte.I 10 publish their Names hat E take
p,a,re I'm referring any ler,on to them who doubts this
rtn4emeut
For this Affection one half the prescribed dose skond
be tnensay Aalr teaspOonf morning noon and night,
one hour before meals.
C,U1oEl-Be careful to ask for BnFhaEes HalkaRd
p,,..rs n. ye,t ponulsrIty Of his medicine has Induced
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FARM FOR RAIn

FT9IIE I'm aDI lmpIeVaaenl8 I14-lv -.
L NflisE. deceased, VII hs sald ~ t5sS-sat VI
1Ith Of DeeeDheF, lsa, - the highest 49, =
situated IN 0hin county, Virginia. Issi-- Z. a. y
et e -. y ~ o.,lS re.a- iarrs ses -
about seventh acres q ssras CLEARED ari = 90 !.
euiiivasieus hlla1ce vel t5snheFed. re- - =
tered and gouia make = easd stock farr-. - =
F-flna uladr knoGn "a Eav ~ Al
For laTLbeF lusoTauaEtgE enGutFt n 20,
Half nile fron TrinielPsia, On iHdne WSs5ss
nOV36 -e'i-it q
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claimed.-At length the subject of their fears
started steadily up the stream, the very direc-
ton whore the greatest danger lay; for there
the broken ice was dashing to pieces the cake
upon which he stood. Thousands of voices
gave the cry of warning-thousands of hands,
and caps and hats were waved to beckon him to
to the shore. He heard and saw, and at length
understood he ran for the shore, and loud hur-
raIs proclaimed that he TO was saved.
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DR. Geo. W. Phillips
COUGH SYRUP

CoO 9Th - Il III u +
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Group Hoarsenes, Bleeding LunEI Asa
Bronchitis, Inauenas, Speakers Sore Throat
Consumption, and al Diseases Of
the Throat and Chsst.
AIS o.
DE Geo. ". Phillips
TIC LINIAENT
PAIN PANACEA,
FOR TIVE HELIEF AND CURE OF
urnatis1 Neuralgia, LumhagO, seteas Fera4e Pains,
Pains In the SIDE Chest. Rack and face. sEeHed
and Painfnl Joints, Weak Back, cramPs
Sore Throat. sprains, &e-
ne ahoanrds Who have these Medicines testify q
their excellent rnss3 By continuance Of their II
,o.e Who have not used then Ne vouid say IEy tEE1E a,a
they VA and thento be an tey TsPTsasHtd, and dat
they vIllaet with H,a0fo-IIts onsct-
Dr.. GEO. ". PHILLIPS, sole Proprietor, cineinpatis
OhIo. For sals uholeialsaand Tstai1 -
LABGHKENB q BESHFZEkD.
fs1Ely GErEHAL AsEsls Eoa WEsIElE VIhaHla-
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Tmnorfant Notice.

nFIEG DESTROYS % selling cut ny laEEe Ssoek q ~ ~
80 - Decide Ltqnors all kds Also, large lot oI
~ LsIf fmnOFted Cigars, and dtleTFut otFr
6h,, nf0fn ny eusomeEs and tbs pube t!at Wa seA
fTou dHte for CAsH OELT. Wholesale ana reta ..
1,..-5 rriee and cheaper than other eaeaols
can nGard IL any person shoui1 be Ellng % ~ ny
S-r nr Ulf SET the price BELOW Tie eost"prlee
ersSns Eroung theuseVts Indebted % ne are Iestea
10 can and sEFTLE. CONRAD p s. ,tI9l.....
Near the Wire EuspeRsion Bridge.
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'.success 70 the artist, whose genius say,
Restores color the hair that was gray"
IF you would avail yourself 81 what do call At
the BADGE cOnSEn DRuo and judge for
Clrtstaaoro's Hair Dye,
Bachelors Hair Dye,
Bohemian Hair Dye,
jones' Hair Dye,
Ethiopian Hair Dye.
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Woods Hair Restorative.
EmersOnls Hair Restorative,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
PhaIon's Hair IhVigOFatOr,
And ali the popular preparations toilet for sale by
7. IL LOGAN CO.,
JanRs At the Fridge Corner Drug store.
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MORE RoATs WRECKED.

The next movement of the ice was about IL
| o'clock yesterday, when it went off in solid
body, raking the steamers at the wharf, and
sinking the Yorktown No. 9, Dunleith and
Thomas ShTiver.
The Yorktown No. had large hole stove in
her starbOard, aft of the wheel, and in few
minutes was filled with water. She was par
tally loaded for New Orleans, but her freight
will be taken out without material damage. She
was recently purchased for the Mobile and Ala
bama river trade, by Capt Deshon, who paid
$11 900 for her, and expended $4,000 in repair
ing and equipping her.
The Dunleith was lying next below the York
town, and was stove in by that steamer. Her
cabin was partially upset, and her hull twisted
and broke. She was purchased last summer by
David Gibson & Co., for $4,000. We under
stand there was no insurance on her
The Thomas Shriver, Captain Coulter, was
forced by the Yorktown agninst the guards of
the Cambridge, by which the larboard wheel
house was broken. Her hull was broken by the
ice, and is full of water. She will be probably
lost. Valued at $11 900, and not insured. She
was owned by Capt Coulter, Terry and Guthrie
The steamer Cambridge was forced on shore,
but is not seriously damaged.
The Fifth street ferry-boat, belonging to Capt
Reilly, sunk in the morning. and is complete
wreck Capt. Reilly is taking out her machin-
The COvingtOn ferry-bOats, Kentucky and
queen SlIyI NeWpOII -OOdty Sll-
cinnati, each lost their starboard wheel
Quite number of the steamers at the wharf
had their wheels broken, guards smashed &C.,
but were not seriously injured, although at
times the ice would rake them badly.
The boats that arelying below Milcreek have,
we understand, sustained no injury.
ACCIDENTS AND OCCURRENCES
But few accidents of personal nature occur
red during the excitement of the breaking up,
but there were some " hair-bredth escapes"
When the first movement of the ice occurred,
on Wednesday night, there were number of
persons on it, crossing to Newport The con,
sternation at perceiving the solid mass they had
been treading daily for weeks, in motion under
their feet, was great. All made hurriedly for
the nearest shore, which was safely reached,
except in the case of lady and gentleman, who
stepped into an open space between two masses
of ice, near the Newport shore, and were res
cued in very wet condition. During the hur-
ry of preparing the steamer Morrison for the
shock of the ice, one of the deck-hands fell from
the guard upon the ice below, where helay bleed
ing and insensible. His injuries were not Sc
rious.
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wheeling island PTors,..

~ ASOAAAt ISL AAu Ef0raP4-N
FOR SALE.
THE underlined oEers fer sale Al ia -.
i IsIana nov IN he occupancy q No. ~. =.
Market Garden. He has had It laid 81 ~. Y,
ranging in sire from One and half 70 - N {.
lane, forty ieEt vide FlBnins thFeagi The CO.,
For brHaty q location, aEd feFsilsfy .. ssF a..
b not SURPASSED b " On the Ohio IsivsE - -
sir0us obtaining ueiiEhtful Location h ~ -
Tenient the city, Or 20 those wishing to eu,z,
Bess Of NaEket GaTdening, IL oilers strols- - =
purchase.
A plott o. the premises can Sc SEW. On Nit.
20 the EnbaerEbeF, Who IN give ever No.. 50
tIon tOit; aud the terms 81 saie yin he v-rr - y
FRANCIS K ABNIgTsaSs
Az z A.,
ielA HESEY No5PE -
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Noarn %. psnn.ylyahIa. Mareh .. Isss.

NORTH EAST, FcIlTllyIV ANA, MATCH . 1873.
SIR In Consequence OF having hair, for several
past only but perfectly white have cut lt short
and worn caps to hide IL from View but three months
since, induced to your hair Restorative and
Justice say that Its effects almost miFaeulOus
for 1t has changed gradually 70 all Its former sendOF
color and left II soft and glossy be bean
f1 than It when under the influence Of the hnes
OIL earnestly, therefore, recommend Il to every lady
decidedly the best preparation for toilet Of ANYTHING In
the world. BETSY SMITH.
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PROP. wooD-HavIng experienced the magic effect Of
your Hair Restorative, drop you this the subject
About two years ago my hair commenced falling OF and
turning gray fast becoming bald. Imet friend who
had used Restorative, and spoke highly Of its viz
tues was induced to try it. although had but little faith
had before tried other remedies 1eommenced
using your Restorative in January few applications
fastened hair firmly. 1t began to h up grow OUT and
turned back TO Its former color (blac AT this time II Is
fully restored its original COLOR health and appearance
and cheerfully recommend its use to all. -
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PIANO FORTES.

OPENED THIS DAY, ZINE STOCK OF
Chtekeu iRE'a Piano FoFtes.
- III ~ ri bof dne Rosewood and Black WAluus fn!sh
H6 and 81 Oetsvss These nstruosnis' IS
usual awarded highest prize gold medal the
late eeanes' FaiF, held in Boston, Oct 1885, for their
Grand ParoF grand Pianos; and for their
Square Pianos highest hTst prize silver MEDAL
gold medals awarded for this class Of Instru
nenta. facilities afforded, that will enahle
TO sch these Instruments prices VIII compare Wih
the most makers and respectfully invite ths
uubIle to fine stock, the old Music
aud Variety Store, No. 26 Onion street. J. MELLOR.
~ Pianos rent. Music taught. fb6
TUsT OPRNED-Oue large style Piano Stools
- very pretty and cheap. At No. &c Union street.
febe AsLLoA.
FINE stOek o. Primes Co.'S SIelodeons hand, with
N all Modern improvements, including the Divided
SWELL Sliding Desk &C. and oetaVes, vita choice stock
OF Italian YOlu Guitars, Flutes, F1f and almost
thing in tie music line.
Best italian strings, new music, &c. sc.
Eeb6 No. 20 UuiOn street.
IsaItimOFe and OhIo RaIIFOad Telegraph.
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MnW ApvHRTIsEMBNTs
Tor Rent.

rvvrs sro1eY Eriel sIIouse.. situated on cen;Es
Ia siFeet, eohtalnilg seven 49, =
LIE, Tho1ass J. CNspbeh t.ssslsl \ +. fIseS n
~ t+rrs and RaFmeFI Bank O. - Ae5e1s
Snov. No. ms VAN slls-L
SCALES! 7LCALES!
,,-,-1Ir-, patent PIatsotm and CounteF seaieat
"a warranted perfect, YIN BE- sSld I9U s 4 TS1RIS
FurnituTe at Auction.
vV = i,fe A,eifoti II ny resi- e1ee q inilf@
IN 1IFrf % tuesday next the 10th inst Al 10 O'Clock
A. ~; i 49, md EKIaeheu FuFnituFe,
DuEguu1s 4ahlG1S elal-s
- pjsieS Cooking utensils. etc, etc. LoeetlleT
80 - eresispf PIANO F0lIT, In eeo tune ana eEae5,
- - sal an snrns IS ul4eE easHs sf An
,-e- tbat nrl0nnt credit ~ four on-ts purchaser
V;vIp ne.otIahle uOts With god seclItE ,,,,uso,r
,.o,C, p yyre,rFTA,f. A,,e4IoDeeT. ErBI
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At General Request
HAVE made The following change IN ny Auction sale,
AUCTION SALES

FOR Ladies and aenteueD every SATURDAY MORNING.
from TIL O'Clock. When viii sell SUPERIOR GOODS
ny stock which aH0unt9tO $4,000, icing entleIV
new and veil selected.
Those Ladies and Gentlelea that eannut attend Tie Aue-
tons can bay from during the PITY ATE SALE
Any and every article At AND BRIIOW COsF 1901 -
tsIined % wind up business quick - llosshie
h99e 70 want o. the grsatest baEaiu5 better can
- vim sell, IN order 70 close speedily 6 nav - Il ~
lolloging unprecedented Low pTterS:
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Chicago, H., May 1, 1864.

MILFORD, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov ID, 1855.
PROP. o. }. WOOD-Dear Sir: take pleasure In bear
ing voluntary testimony the ie effects Of your
derfu Hair Restorative. As far back 1882 hair COM
menced falling Oh, until the top Of my scalp became bald
smooth rs glass and Il has continued 70 fall for great
many notwithstanding have rssd nany celebrated
preparations restoration. Seeing advertisement
induced give article trial, and to utter
constituent, found, after few applications, that hair
Pearanee but by the time had used quart bottle my bald
head covered with and vigorous growth Of
hair. which from inches in length, and
EEnMing last. Your, truly, HENRY GOODnIClL.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
PATENT FLEXIBLE BAND =
Gsre1t TnaprOEeulen In SILK Hats
CTNfs i1pFoTment consists Of combination q PTne-
mes 10 render the SIX Hat Rand after slight UslT'
as son and pleasant the head - sen Gi Enoa. N
fv q ~ durability. This has long Been great dradeFa
t1 nd b. those combinations, have sueeeeed e eset-
i tIs object 9hIeh combines the aOfnsss Of the Zen ta
frn il Welding nature, readily conforms 20 the ea1 Of
the head; thns avoiding IN very great resr me you
prfneipe Of eUnf0rmAter Il embodied In the Improve
ment. $500, -. ., ,,,,hl.
Ras,rTn styiss Of hats s. D. HARPER SON.
Cashmere Hats.
n ECEIYED this day, af Spring style
IL Cashmere Hats. lfe6I3 5. D. HARPkR = soS.
ZINE imported aud domestic Cigars, tOgeth.r With large
received for sale by "A. EDWARDS BIO
cor. Market and Quincy sts,
hehS adjoining The Post Once
SsOLD Temiy Whsky. very sSsLi9r 3EsielT in store
feh6 aAIOininE The Post Once
GREAT VArigty line liquors, aud for sale By
N W. A. EDWARDS Bro
frb6 adjoining the Post Once.
TTNEAs OF every grade also ali articles
mon q Family Grocery, which OleT ~ the lowest
market prices Call and e1A1niTs for y9TTssiyss RHO
corner Market and Qalnoy streets,
fsb6 adjoining tle Post Once
CLOVER SEED.
Ok RUSH. Clover SEED, for sale b ,,.DDz,
Books, Stationery, SC.
TAs C. ORR, No. III Main street. invite the al
81 teniion OF the reading community In the
Trade large and we'll selected stock % Books,
full supply Of articles usually his line. Give
him eau and win net fail 70 be satisfied with 6ofn
large invoice Of wai Paper on the way which Un be
ready for tnspCrtion tn = few days. SIS
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STEAMBOATS, WRECKED.


Between three and four o'clock yesterday
morning, the boats at the wharf rang an alarm,
and in a short time quite number of persons
interested in STEAMBOATS, were on the wharf
The ice started from point near SpOrtsman's
Hall, and moved distance of mile, when it
again gorged. 1t rubbed the steamboats, at the
wharf pretty severely, but none of them were
seriously injured. AtFulton, below the Marine
Railway, there were number of steamers lay
ing up in the bend The ice raked these boats
terribly, sinking three ofthem and forcing seve-
raj on the shore. The sunken boats are the
Gipsey, an Arkansas river boat, valued Mt Si2,
600, no insurance. She will prove total wreck.
The A. w. Quarter, owned by Capt Johnston,
valued at $4,000, and insured for $4,000 She
had on board about 100 tons groceries for IA
nnwha river, all of which is badly damaged. The
steamer may be saved, but she is in a very dan.
gerous position, with the ice gorged up around
her. The little steamer James Watt was lying
next below, and was stove in by the guards of
the Quarter. She is an old boat, and worth
about 1884, O0 No insurance. The steamer
Nat Holmes was forced on shore, and we think
is not at all damaged.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
EUGENE NJ. WILSON.

5OGGENE u M " LhSON1
Attorney ut UaW and Real Estate Agent,
WINONA, MINNESOTA TER,
WILL enter Iands, loan money, aud attend Western
w Investments generaiIy-for others.
large quantity nf Real Estate always hand for sale.
He " att md the IsTa land sales the 9Th Of May
and has thOTOughy examined that portion Of country
brought market.
REFERENCEs-s. brady, Esq, NJ ~ Bank. D. O. LI.4
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