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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02

- essz,sf:szssSS@ tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried it. know that it cured them; those who have
not know that it their nelghbors and friends
and all know that what it does once 1t does always
that it fails through any fa'Ilt or neglect OF
its composition. We have, and can snow, thou
sands upon thousands of certificates of remarka-
cures are known in every neighbOrhOOd, and why
should we publish them? Adapted to all ages and
conditions in all climates containing neither CaO-
mel or any deleterous drug, they may be taken
with safety by anybody. Their sugar coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to
arise from their use in any quantity
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal Viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action the distractions OF the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting wherever they exist, such derange-
nlents are the first origin of disease.
Minute dree3ns are gwen IN Ie WTapPfFb bp tbesa on
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listless-
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Headache.
Jaundice or Green Sickness, bilious
icously taken for each case correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause 1t:
For Dysentery or Diarrlaoeaa, but one mild
For Rheumatism. SSout, Gravel, PaIpi-
tatiOn of the Heart, Pain i'm the side,
Back and LOins, they should be CONTINUOUSLY
taken, required, to change the diseased acton OF
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOpsicaI SweIIings they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invigOrates the system. Hence 1t is often ad
vantageOus where serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that dose
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better iron
their cleansing and renovating effect on the digeS
tive apparatus. There are numerous cases where
purgative is required, which we cannot enumer
ate here but they Suggest themselves to everybody
and where the virtues of this PHI are known, th(
public no longer doubt what to employ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


TUESDAY. March %, 1869.
CALENDAR.
Bill to amend Sec 3, chap. 80, Revised
Code, in regard to alimony was taken up
and passed it's third reading.
Bill to amend title 7, sec. y, Code OF
Civil Procedure, was next taken up and
passed it's several readings under q suspen-
sion of the rules.
Bill to authorize the Board of Education
to sell stock owned by the Literary Fund
in the Cape Fear Navigation Company was
taken up and referred to the committee on
Education.
The bill concerning public roads and
bridges in Robson was next taken up.
On motion the Senate amendments were
concurred in and the bill was ordered to
be enrolled for ratification.
Mr.. Downing introduced a bill making
the act of going masked, painted or dis
guised felony.
Mr.. Downing said the reason he intro
duced this bill was that the Governor was
being daily advised Of outrages perpetra-
ted by persons in disguise. The bill pro-
vides that if any male person shall be or go
masked or disguised in any place except
his own house he shall be guilty of felony.
Further, that il shall be the duty of all
officers authorized to make arrests to arrest
all persons wearing masks or any kind OF
disguise; and further, that any person firing
upon person masked or disguised shall
not be guilty of any offence.
Mr.. Durham said he intended to move
to lay the bill on the table. If the Cover
nor had been advised truthfally of such
outrages it was his duty to suppress such
lawlessness by means provided for by law.
Just such bills were presented to Leglsla
lures in times of excitement, and are more
calculated to do harm than good. This
bill was ridiculous in the extreme, and 40
man Of sense would vote for it. A man
riding or walking a cold night with the
cape of his overcoat over his head might
be deemed by this bill as being masked OF
disguised, and therefore liable to be shot
down, &c. He moved to lay the bill or
the table. and on that motion. called the
yeas and nays.
The clerk called the roll and the House
refused to lay on the table.
Mr.. Downing then moved to refer it te
the Judiciary Committee, with Instruction.
to report tomorrow morning, and make i
the special order Immediately after tL'
morning hour. Carried.
CALENDAR (REsUMED.)
The bill to protect Sherlfs IN the sale
lands for taxes, was taken up and passed
its third reading.
Bill to lessen expenses il taking deposi
tions was taken up and passed its severa
readings.
Bill providing for holding special term
of the Superior Courts was next reached
and on motion, referred TO the Judiclar.
Committee.
Bill to limit the rate of interest in thl
State, was taken up.
A long debate ensued, when
Mr.. Bowman moved to lay the bill OF
| the table.
The yeas and nays being called, the mo
ton to lay on the table prevailed by vot
of yeas 81, nays 16.
On motion, they adjourned until fou
o'clock this afternoon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
Valuable Land for sale in she Upper
Rlack River district.

"AVING TO PAY SOME OLD DEBTS,
IL offer for sale TRACT OF LAND con.
tanning 797 acres, being part Of the Plantation
formerly owned by George Fennell, deceased, in
Upper Black River District. The land is well
adapted to the cultivation of Cotton, Corn or
Wheat. Description of the land and improve
ments is unnecessary, as purchasers will view
the premises OWEN FENNRJL.
New Hanover Co., March 9th, 1869.
NH 10 137'2td&wtf
Ayers CafhartiC Pills,
ROr ALI the purposes OF y Laxative GS cd
icisaSA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
Preparing the Interest on the Public Debt
In the Senate Tuesday the following bi


In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr.. Sprague
presented petition for woman suffrage,
aud remarked that as, in his deliberate
Judgment, the voters of this country have
less to do with the management of their
government affairs than any other people,
there could be no great harm in granting
the prayer of the petitioners.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-02
RHODE ISLAND.
Democratic Nomination of GovernOr-The
Fifteenth Amendment

PROVIDENCE, March 24.-In the Demo
cratic State Convention held here to-day
the following ticket was nominated For
Governor, Lyman Pierce, of Providence /;
for Lieutenant Governor, William 81. AL
len, of North Kingston for Secretary of
State, William j. Miller. of Bristol for
Attorney General, George N. Bliss ; for
General Treasurer, Caleb Rider, Of New
port.
In the Senate to-day the Fifteenth
Amendment of tho National Constitution
was postponed TO the May session.
Preparing the Interest the Public Debt.
In the Senate Tuesday the following bill
was passed
"Be ii enacted, dc, That the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized,
whenever he deems it for the public inter
est, to prepay the interest Of the public
debt for period not exceeding one year
upon rebate of interest at the rate Of six
per cent. per annum."
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WEDNESDAY, March "a, 1869.

WEDNESDAY,, March ZI, ISbJ.
Mr.. Stilley, from the Committee of the
Judiciary, reported favorably upon the bill
making the act of going masked, painted,
or otherwise disguised, felony.
The bill was placed upon the calendar.
BY Mr.. Malone A bill to define the
duties of the Superintendent of Public
Works in certain cases and for other pur-
poses. Ordered to be printedan and referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1863.

HORN ep N w spoke at length in support 81 MS Dl
% provide for the construction Of snip I1nal arr nv
the Falls OF Niagara He argued lts lnpoIl'Io , % S
cessity in military, naval, ana n
view, and earnestly maintained thal its
could work no injury to our present lines OF
ton and that IL a National WORK lor tic o,, tI
the whole country and the duty Of the noNeInlot H.,
foster and support t. Its Importance was 90
be vast extent our country and tho constant
OF its productions. Wisdom sound statesman
high sense OF duty demanded that the WORK Oe conS"
Mr. HTJMPUREY Dem. N " opposed the bil he
said bill for the purpose Of constructing tno o I
passed by the House during the AAAlAth ro
failed In the Senate and asked why was the p S l -.
duced heref Private capital couid noI % vs osled
build IT, and this was the reason why Congress VIZ
for s20000OO, be placed in the hands OF tne -, ~
OF War; to construct the work. IL was henon - tio
merit from beginning end. The conslructiy'n nada
canal was to revive the Reciprocity lIehty ~ no other
in whose interest Mr. Brega was here, ana ioi o ''
Mr. VAN HORN-Do understand my colleague 70 os say
that in favor OF the revival OF the heciPio''''
Treatyi .to i,,o.aat
Mr. HUMPHREY say this scheme is in the iltesGss
of the new DOMINION aud OF revival or the heclpo0i'S
Treaty -, ,tood, ora
Mr.. VAN HORN-I want to say, l and my friend' aro
Mr. HUMPHREY was sorry say that one OF the sec sec
retaries Of the Government should so ar paler AZ
interests OF the schemers as to use the reports " ~
Brega in view Of the fact that the canal wouu 10 Va -0
interest TO the West and part OF the punder scheme
Mr. PAINE 0lep Wis., said the interests ol uc a.,
States Of the Northwest imperatlVely demanueu 10 -,
creased facilities for the transportation OF 'hc SuP"'
agricultural products to market. -, ~, ~
Mr. WASHBURNE Qll) desired that n time shoulu %
fixed for taking q the bill. IL was now the hlu
die Of January they had passed only thIee vi wy
so as TO be sent TO the Senate There was
the subject but conclusion reacneu as 10 "ha Ho
the vote would bc taken
The House, at 400 o'clock, ADJOURNED
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
MUSIC.

An Amateur Philharmonic Society. composed
OF thirty nonproessona players. has been ofsnhed III
Brooklyn, ard advertses its first concert on tuesday
next at tho AthenaeuIn.
The last of Madame Parepa- Rosas concerts
takes place this evening at Seinway Hall. when Madame
Rosa will sing ballad OF stephen Massetts and 0ther
things and Mr. Carl Rosa Mr.. Leyy, aud the other mem
bers of the troupe will appear.
The Brooklyn Choral Union purpose repeat
ing the performance OF Haydns Z" Creation" by which
they did themselves much credit early IN the season.
The Will be given at the Brooklyn Acai
emy on Saturday evening, and Madame Parepa'
Rosa has been secured for the soprano solos The other
solo parts will DO taken by Mr. Br0Okhouse Bowler and
Mr.. j. X. Thomas.
Theodore Thomas's Second Symphony SOirte
is announced for Saturday evening at stenway Han
The programme is fun of novelty embracing Rubnstein
Faust and Gade's Frhngs Tantdse, neither Of which
known In America The latter composition includes q
vocal quartcttc to be 10y Miss Brainerd. Miss BIN
eler Mr. GrOsehe aud Mr. DuschnitZ, aud piano obi
CATO assumed by Herr won lnten. The concert Is to
close with BecthOven's Seventh Symphony.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Araue Hlrdge Galveston Dee % mds and pass
Steau.Lp De soto, Eaton New orleans aud pass
Elg4 Edward Ill., Mantop, Oct IL VIA Gibraltar Sov 81
fu,
Brs Sneho, cossn' Negpoa Eog 50 tay T,ilrosd lESa
Bne AmbsOse Light, Higgns EhzAbethpou for Aspmwal
Brs iusIayd, Myhre, Rio Jane ro - days coffee.
Irg iusborough Potter. Wiudsor " a. u days plaster
Sh II. Bsbee MeGsy, Be-e, Hon. l6 days logwood Len
schr. Nandcrcr. for New-iork. -
scr Rose Howell Bahia a. sal Pernamhueo Dee 81
sugar reraambaeo Impedoe for NeSio waiting
sehr Willie D Pngsh Beaufort N c. 10 days naval stores.
Lad, Antrim wsrshala Sarah Maria Connecticut River
h. A. May Providence Balun re- HsN-hNen
h. " Randolph. troylence. sPr.N HeN-hafen
belmont Providence fhm'n NeNi'en,
kmpress, Basspost MsiP a. iyt nyes Nv Nv ua,s- iI
Jnn orses NeStIAven. JulA A. tlArs Ae"'hA'eo-
Prince Leboo, Providence. Racer Noi"@A'
SAILED.
gt,sp,-Herman for Bremen; Aeppo LyepoOl Moro Castle,
narSrs; c Of rortaGPlce Port4u Prince; Gen Barnes,
nah, sarsgossa, Charlesloni Bnreue Philadelphia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrRRss MoyRoB l4Sed. barks WaJarer and Aqud
nees Baltimore; bus Virginia Dove do -, - -,
N."iYo,S' lanes A. GRAY. Baltimore.
CnVIrsfoS jan ARRIVED eh,s whiehons from ROckpot,
NE ~ a. Ian sehrs Sabine nom New.Loudon, Poar
Sisters postou; M,rae poyenoei Donna Anna yaua Cleared
.sashin, Ie Livingston, Newiork Fannie Baltimore
NkwloNp0N Jan. HArved bebrs llenTy Elabehpot Mary
miller and Mencuo Proyitencc Maud Moch Calais Leou,ne
cfsSss y Besbe Georges Banks; u. p g. Nelson Block
SAX FHANcoo jan l4Arryed Paramount Newcastle y s W
Sailed, RsrmAn Rio Jaaeoi CassA, VpDrso sgdWe, Point
lrnIrs
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvsy, jan The steamship Grenada sailed today r Newiost
,cGr. 3 c. Isaas Tor Sss.iork 10 dayA
SPOKEN.
Jan Tat Sll Ion 90 bak Marnn, % day'lron Bremen for
lee IT, IA. 1926 s. lon s2aw. ship o.pa from Liverpool for
jar g. ~ % p ou 7l2s, trs Frank nulleV from JaAcA for
NenlVi4 10 dOs oGh
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

HgwYoRK Hour. Ther. Bar WaA HourTter Bar Wind.
III 3J2 9l2J SW. Jan. l4-6 30 3li4 ). N.
81 30i8SW. . 81 Jl4 s. w.
80 rs W.S. w. IA 80 3nI3 =. W.
REsaRKS-Mornng-C q Little hay to II AhwoonIlazy
ghiiy coug EveungS ghty cloudy clear g.
o; condy a .JJ; overcast from II to u.
NETgOHAt 1896 O'Clock Thursday morning,
int the atmosphere at point f BY
ofihe welknown lunar Reguus Alpha Leou Ae pass
ing over o. south westerly direction 1t disappeared
tie hor. r0n. changing Into a variety ofhue.
1.-THE mild with SOUTH VIM
% Jan Itit has been raining lard all cay aad bot
ttl.L hat
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

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IVES PATENT LAMPsJ t,
THB SAFEST. SIMPLEST. AND BEST. K
PRICES REDUCED.
The Pnb generally and Merchants especially .r.r,
VIZ ALSO HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF FIRsrcLAsa
GAS FIXTURES
julius @ IVES Rsss Co. No Ssh ssSsiDHstG.HsSk Gs GHS
TNHERE Is NOT AS STUPID an animal on
earth as man To awaken him realization cf sh.rea
examine the ns.nins body rhS hs hS9.. FSs fss
the head the whole thrown of the ss q
good bealsh and long life
T s The No. % se $ ss a
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under such crcumanees YOq No. Do thea wcnd
the terrible disease and sudden deaths
The ubrsng the night and morning with suitable moOre
SScs the beginning discover ia, sena ssaf s @
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e'' WHO Keeps ''Pif'iS FHE srIT&bLE TIA rs MosTGss
for 7eDiIatpg the bead is found 10 Mra AG Browns
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OBSERVE iTS w0RKiSGS
IERRGATE EuBRcaTE NIGHT NIGHT ASD AND sSRsIss sosa
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Every man woman, and child,
People IN health, and those who Sick
People in health asi hose who are seA'
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POOR RICHARDS EYB wATBR
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{ the 1900 tubes and glands B the head
II prevents tightness and pains In the head
u prevents tghtues aud pains II the head
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1t opens anu keeps the mucous membrane
Il removes phlegm fOm throat and eses:
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it gives large sparkling eyes
II gives large sparkling eyes
II gives a clear smooth complexion.
lE gives a clear smooth eOmpeIOn
Il lifts sunken eyes
IL lifts eyes.
IL strengthens weak eyes
Itsirengheus weak
Ii freckes
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1t all innaa nsio1
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Il does wonders.
does wonders.
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TTy at bottle OF
Try one bottle Of
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Poor Richards Bye Water
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| Announcements !

WNDow SHADES
FaR SroREs SRgLtGuTs
G. l. }. B. kgLrY Co.. No. ii, broadway, Grand
SUNDAY School LBoOKs.-BROUGHToN & wy
No. 10 Bisleoase Keep the lArgs; aud best
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08
CARPETS.
WIN. Z. FRENCH. CHAs. KLNGELHGFER.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
VIM. q. FRENCH q CO..

Nos. AZ and 40 mAIN ST.,
-tA ~ - tHt+ EHs.rss EVANSVILLE, IND. 4
UYHO WANTS A NICE CARPET
BILE about it? rE19 = a.f0 E
Now is the time to make your VIE or
Friends handsome Christmas Present, and
at the same time make home as comfcrt-
alb e and cosy n palace. easar
. Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before max
ing our annual invoice on January LIST,
1863, we propose for u
s.a 80 aE2E NEXT 30 DAYS -6a
TO offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
fiE ures that will pay cost, carriage, and ez-
1JenSes.
Also, in order to give employment 10
our Carpet makers aid Upholsterers DUR
ing the dull sesson, we propose to make APP
and tag dot0n all Carpets We sell till Janu-
airy lsL FREE OF CHI ARl5E. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
our stock of MattDgs, OIL Cloths, VIM
dow shades, Damasks, Lace Curtains, Cor
n1ces, Wall Papers, and House Furnishing
Goods, generally, is larger than all others
IN that uneg now in our city com btned-
We propose to sell them as low as these
goods are TetdtLed in the United States.
We are exclusively in this line OF business,
What others can do elsewhere we propose
70 do Ia evansville . Every man to his
go 20 3 shoe store for putty or padlOcks.
Don't buy rice or rRt-tan files in a crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton in mlI-
l1nery shop. Don't think you can purchase
dry goous in a drug ore. And, above all,
Don't buy your ARP ETS in a DRY
Carpet-maRing for 30 days Is given gratis
for the benefit of ''AH sOh0Dl Il may con-
ceFTl.'' Give us call.
Evansville, Ind Dec. L, 1858. lde5
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V0

torns bill went by the name of VILE
liam Chase. 5gaersa ~ 81
\ little more remains to be told. The
man finding that there was nc hope
for him, made a confession soon after
his arrest. From this it appeared that
he was notorious hcriminal, - who,
after some bold deed, had been lying
for a time in the country. and that
while there, accldently hearing. tnat
valuable mail matter would arrive IN
the mail from @ -77--~, had determlned
on a little professional business, and
accordingly came. to 1T 777-- slIhere ne
saw me receive a large payment OF
money on the 14th OF March, and mad
that evening, after shut up, entered
the ofiee,sand removing the keys from
my pocket, and getting possession of.
the revolver, robbed me as described,
and made off with the booty, still re-
tanning the keys. which we found in
his possession.
From the Office he had gore up to
the road, TO rob the stage, but found
that he could notaceomplish his pur-
pose without. committing the murder;
then opening the bag, he had just
time. to secrete himself when the
doctor came along. By a wide circuit
he went back to. Boston, and arrived
there aby another train on the same
evening that / did. n When [ picked
up the envelope he recognized the
hand, made up his mind that he had
better leave, and was preparing to do
so when arrested. 70 4aauua zaole 5df
1ts "A few days more saw me back to
L--------, my Innocence fully estab-
Ilished but could not be prevailed
upon again to assume the duties of
Postmaster, and my former; assistant
was appointed As for William
Chase, he was executed the following
July.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08


MAEIFEsr OF stt amer sam. Orr.-East-
port to Evansville. danuary @, 1869 Cloud
q Akin, bags rags a. Hall, box eggs
box butteri Miller, Gardner n CO., boxe.
Ia se, bdie furs Anthony Reis. roll
leatheri Happier a SchmHckrubuTn To bbIH
whisky Luxe Grant bdle hides; Capt.
Hiplack q Co., 100 bags corn kernev n
Harper, bales cotton, 4 bdle coon skins.
N hi9ekey, Nesoit g 20, II bales couoni W
y. Noel q 90, ~ bales cotton.
For Cineinnati-Rober1 Moore o. Co., a
bales cotton.
1IeHDfnEH from our Exchaorca.
CINcrNNArI. --The Commercial OF We'd
nesday says:
Captain John Cannon isat the Burnet
House. De - here Tor the purpose of col-
Letting The insurance on the General
Captain John n Carroll teIcprapbed
from the wreck yesterday. that the Missis-
sippi was rising last, with danger o. the
sunken Empires cabin and upser works
asks. when viii the underwriiers Sc
DOWN." The impression prevailed from
The tone OF the first dispatch that the
boat Was complete wreck.
Parties from New Albany and TO iaville
will start paper on the Richmond. ncEt
trip, 20 be called the Richmond Hote
We should think 10 an experiment or
doubtful propriety. The same has FREE
quenay been attempted but has never sue
ceeded.
The Gdzette says
Can't. Ben Merrilees seems determined
that the silver Noon shall be the cotton
king this season, as well ns fast "A dis
patch 10 the Gazette, published above
states that she left Memphis yesterday
with f1OO thousand flUO hundred DMleH.
The United states Local inspectors mere
are still busy taking testimony in the case
OF the late collision OF Che Dnited states
and America. near WnrfmW. Mr. Riley
who WAS clerk OF the United Stnteat was
heard IN evidence yesterday.
Captain Jonn Cannon, OF the celebrated
steamer Robert r.. Lee, IT. a. tne Burnet
House. He has not yet contracted for "a
new steamer, but 81 having ara eniIunte OF
cost made. He may purchase the Frank
Pargoud.
LOUISVILLE - The C0tvier-J0aTHot OF
Wednesday says;
The InEOmar win prove "a total loss. The
river last week rendered nil nttemp pts nt
raising her abOrtiVe. She was owned hy
ID. II. Lane, of PitlsDufg, Pa and we un-
derstand was not Insured. The James keBs
went TO her aid and took OF "a part Of her
cargo on which salvage rs claimed Boy the
Rees.
The New state plying between Pitts
burg ana Wheeling, and owned tu the late
ter city, while at Che Wellsburg landing,
1hursf,iY night. was struck by a mass OF
ice which knocked hole ln her. aud soon
after caused her 10 sink. 10 ls feared she
Will prove total wreck. she was valued
at 5000 aud Insured for $1,000. Her own
ers have turned her over 10 the Insurance
companies