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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-06-29
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-OVALS.-Agents make more
money with our Sx1O Engravings,
than with anything everissued. They
are light, cheap, sell fast and pay
handsomely. Send for circular AID
dress r. Sanborn & CO., 115 East
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Willis, Kaufman &, Co.

81 Don't forget that We have the largest Stock
ING and HEATING STOVES, ever brought to, this market, and q Drtr,
to Suit the times Good Cook Stoves trimmed out for, Twenty1fyea DoIaas
Par6riS YES all pficesi Wehavehbo a large stock of Tea Trays, pressed
and Japa7 ned Tin-ware Furnishing Goods Of All kinds as low as thenf8West
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First Ma onal Bank, Ashland, o - iI6H ri ~ e<gDhs obi tEb bnE PM
(voE n15tO WILLIS Kaufman l. co, srr
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-06-29

,s AGENTS WANTEE.-$1OO to
$500 per month"; ergymen, School
Zaachers, Smart Young men and Ladies
,oanted to Convoss fo, the Ne,0 Book.
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is Agent fol this County for the above
Threshing Machine; and those de-
string TO purchase, should call on him
before buying elsewhere. = Ak
~ $40 (n4Otf)
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~ " EN- WORI II,
oprpriefors
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-06-29

There il high authority for stating
that when in indianapolis, recently,
Mcfarland stopped at the hotel pat
ro1ized by Mrs Mcfarland, when she
obtained her alleged divorce. fy a
singular coincidence he was assigned
the same room occupied by Mrs. Nc
Farland, and Mrs. Calhoun, during
their visit last summer. The number
of the room was the number of the
cell in which he had been confined in
the Tombs. .-.fa f.a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-21
TREASURE CITY
a = 3 EN- C Err LINE,

~ ABLE sleiops nnp CoNEohr- A,5SissssSIA
rain or " wagons in summer Regular lrips,
tSSs sh, and perfectly safe ut all times.
mSah.t hare OF public patronage is solicited.
ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-21
EASTERN NEWS.

New YORK, Jnne IS.
The indictment for felpuibus assault
and assault and battery, found 10y the
Grand Jury against Mrs. Will. who re-
Gently attempted the murder OF Rpbrrt
Schroeder, the alleged seducer OF her
dan shter. i IN th. Police Cont.
Nail ndyices to June 7th haye arrived.
R-plca have hern received from all
diwnrs Invited to jim lie Committee
OF the Convention in II vision pt the
Bible, except Canon. Cook, Archdeac IA
II rrrison anl d.. Kennedy. Five have
declined j: Dr. PuSry, Canon. Payne.
Smith. Mrs. Wright. Nrwlnnn Tregelis
tlhe last from Illinoisl. the exception
named. All nou-coufprmists who were
invited To join have promised ID 50.
A Batrl of FIRE Underwriters has
adopted resolution recommending vari'
ons Impnnies Ia charge at tn" rate "i
fifty cents per hundred additional IN
sumuce for the privilege Of keeping the
fireworks on snle. TIE extra rice to
be continued for period not exceeding
30 davs The stine charge i also ex-
pectcd to apply To bnildIugs containing
fireworks, with contents. Tie charge Is
sng sested tor the better protection "t
insurance companies from loss during
the fireworks season.
The wholesale Rhine wine establish
meut of Mrssfs. Enrring. nj Court street,
Brooklyn. is seized for alleged violation
of the internal revenue hlws. Property
seized. to wine of S25, 900 was turned
over to the United States Court.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-21
WESTERN NEWS.
CHICAGO. June IS

CHICAGO June Is.
The Democratic County Central Com
mitlee. nt "A meeting yesterday. adopted
neal ~ unanimously reports OF Snb-Cnm-
mttees against. the proprieiy nf making
any party nominations for Judges ot the
Circuit aud Snprrne Courts h be elected
next month. under the new Constitution.
o. H. Wright. member of the lntr
Constitutional Convention. from NJ tSnn
comfy, WAS stricken with paralysis yes
terday on the railroad train, while on
his way home from ST. Lonis; aud Hes
IN critical condition.
Sr. LOUIS, June Is.
Gen Canby arrived here yesterday, en-
route to the Pacific, to take command OF
the Department of the Columbia, vice
Gen. Cooke. relieved.
Dispatches from Fort Hiys, Kansas,
and other points, report the Indians
very numerous betNeen Camp supply
and Bear Creek all ON the war path.
Several Government and other trans,
aud herds of stock. attacked, but, so far,
the Indians were driven off. One tmn
was curralled two days at Gypsum Creek
hshting Indians. train from Camp
Supply WAS attacked four times. 1t Is
no longer safe for trains or herds to
travel without n strong escort.
CINCINNArI. june IS.
large attendance ut the Stngeriest
rehearsal this morniug. The proposition
10 have sacred concert to morrow even
ing has been abandoned.
At business meeting of the North
American Sangerbund, IA resolution was
adopted dropping from all societies who
nave failed to pay their dues, and who
nave nav, not participated in this Sangerlest.
iosee lsee OF next meeting, st. Louis, in
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-21
BY TELEG RAPH!
Special to n, wa,. riao Daly News.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June Is.

W AHHtNbipA. Dhbt 10.
Considerable opposition among ex-
tremiSts to the nomination Of Ackeiman.
II seemed he served Is months, during
the rebellion, on the staff of Gen. Robert
Toombs, and had to have his disabilities
removed by Congress. His friends ad'
NIT this, but clam that Gen. Toomhs.
who is II warm personal friend, thus pro-
teeted him from cOnscripilnn though
known to him to be Union man. The
nomination WIS referred by tire Senate to
the executive session Of the Judiciary
COMMITTEES.
The Times special says it is the well
settled belief in Administration quarters
that there will be n partial re-organiza-
ton of the cabinei before the end of the
session of Congress, and the Secretary OF
State, Secretary of the Navy, and Srcre-
tary of the Interior, We're named Ms mem
bers whose designations are likely to be
presented.
Commissioner Delano has ordered the
Tice meter. adopted as sample meter.
shall hereafter be used exclusively in
distilleries. in place of the Automatic
meters now in use. E,ch disiiilery shall
be Obliged la have bpt Que meter, the ust-
of which when discontinued, must be
removed aud replaced by the Tice meter
within ninety days, at the expense Of the
distller
The order does not apply 10 exclusive
disillers of apples, peaches or grapes.
The Goat Island bill, 1t Is thought
will pass.
The Tribune's special says there are
no indications ia any quarter Of further
chlnges in the Cabinet. Secretary Fish
has several times expressed ii desire to be
freed from ofiicud duties. but hi rela.
tons with the President aud the rest of
the Cabinet were never more cordial than
now; aud If he with1raws before the ad
jonrnment Of Congress, II will be aginst
the earnest desire of the President.
Doubts are expressed OF the epn6rma-
ton Of Alderman ~ Attorney General.
but "A cnreful CANVASS of the Senate iudI-
Gates there will be very little opposition
10 him.
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HAMILTON, NEVADA, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2l 1870
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES! +!
Special to Ths wAits Pine Daily psws.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRAYcIsco. June 90.

SAH FRANCISCO. June 20.
The announcement that the steamer
Henry Channcey hnd only broken shaft
greatly relieved the apprehensions which,
within ii few days, had become painful.
fire moke out Inst night at 10 o'clock,
IN the slipper factory Of L. d. Aytllne.
III Battery street. but was confined to
the shel'ing where it was kindled. Loss
tniilng, with heavy insurance.
The destruction of the brick hnilding
formerly occupied Ms the Catholic Col
lege, one mile sonih of Mission Dolores,
occupied by the Italin market-gardners.
entails loss of about So. 900. The
Italians had large sum of money saved
IN the building. mnch of which is found
melted and run together.
Many Ann Watson was arrested last
nieht. on charge Of robbing II ibprt
Gempnlon, on The Barbary Coast, Of $50.
Last night the body of yonng man.
supposed 10 be Louis Srligman, was
found in by-path ON Bdlry's ranch in
Sun Mnteo county. and thken TO Red
wood City for an inquest on the holy.
Bonds, greenbacks, coin. and valuable
papers, To the amount Of about so 900;
also, bottles containing drugs with which
il is supposed he committed suicide.
The gold watch on the deceased VAS still
running, which indicates that be has not
been long dead.
When the Steyednres' Association was
coming back from The picnic to Alameda,
lnst night. row occurred among Il lot of
wharf rat hnys. who had become intoxi-
Gated, and James Ganghran. attempting
To qnell it, was stabbed in several places
by boy nuned Cotlg, who pissed the
knife Ia others. who finally threw it
overheard. Comfy was arrested. The
worst wonnd is in the side. entering the
Abdominal cavity, and it is feared will
prove fatal
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

m, LONDON. June IS.
Inc shipping Gazette is confident
nem, Uaey Will not be disturbed by the re-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-21

NH. NJ. True may he seen or aaarsssVu re-, o.
al snaldinp', Hotel, Hamilton, Nevada. ne o,S "
desir1us of taking conirarts to drili noles noe
inches in diameter to any depth up 10 ian,etcr
tnEs saE ,nssnecton " assay sc. the entire depth oi
he holes at IS foot, the first 100 ieel l ina a
addiiton of 81 foot for each additlnllai ,I ,uI
feet the owner of the mine to furnish "oou "'''
water. First come first served, :, .,y pistriet
IN ,his state viii send a machine, with men
to wotS H. Oh foao0i ii. NJ. TRUE, Agent.
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Mines Tested Quick.

uAMIrToN. JUNE Sd, 1s7o.-THlss, Is TO
certify that NJ. True has drilled TWO
ho es for me in the Montgomery h,l,I ,si,h 9h ,he
ahant On lert and one about 30 feet-wl,h me
.paschp, Diamond Drill holes 81 inches an
aianeter The drill worked as well as could oe
dns'red and the whole work was aeeomplls'd 10
NV entire satisfaction and would reoehl,ienu
IL 10 al WV L. d. RArHBuN.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Snow storm at Dayton yesterday.
Robert Alexander was killed by jas
Wickcrsham, at Harrisburg, KY, SAtur'
day. VYickcrsham, when pursued by the
officers, offered resistance, and was shot
several times and dangerously wounded.
Samuel Reed, the oldest member Of
the Masonic body in the West, died nj
CovingtOn, KY, Tuesday.
-Advices from Fort Smith, Ark, say
that The brick block in that city, known us
Officers Quarters, was burned on the goth
inst. 1t was occupied by Maj, Thiebollt,
the commandant Of that post, with his
family, and the families OF several other
officers. Loss $4,000.
The Manchester (Eng) Guardian Of
Yesterday contains the statement that
King William and tho Princess Royal Ol
Russia wrote to the Queen that they were
opposed to the marriage of Princess Lou
ise with the Marquis Of LOrne. The
Queen replied with velemence, advising
them TO mind their own business. The
incident has materially changed the feel
ing Of the Court towards Germany.
Ice in the Mississippi was still run.
ming heavily yesterday, as fur South us
Memphis, but the weather at that point
was rapidly mOderating.
-Broom's "Varictics," Jefferson street,
Mem ohis, was burned yesterday morning,
wardrobe, scenery, &c, all destroyed.
Supposed accident. Loss $4,000.
Jack Downs Of Memphis, formerly
deputy sheriff, poisoned himself with
strichnine Tuesday night, on account Of
his poverty
The funeral Of the late Rev. Albert
Barnes, of Philadelphia, took place yester'
day afternoon from his late residence.
There was large attendance Of clergy
men and friends Of tho deceased.
Jonathan CrandalI, bank watchman
at Westerly, r. l., was approached by
two suspicious looking strangers, when
one of them shot him through the head
A set Of burglars tools was found during
the morning under the platform Of the
depot.
Prof. L. j., n well known optician,
was found dead in his bed at the St.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
Let Us Have Peace.
From he Cincinnati Gazette.

From he Cincinnati Gd:tits.
The Republican party, having crushed
the rebellion and ts cause, had u no less
mighty work To do in restoring domestic
tranquility and civil government, in re.
duCing the immense establishment and
prodigal expenditure that had grown up
on the military necessity, in bringing the
practice Of economy. and in establishing Il
financial system to carry tic enormous
burden left by the war, Success in the
work Of saving the nation entitled il To
confidence in the future, and it entered
upOn this work with the harmony that
belongs Ia patriotic purposes and clearly
defined course. II had no schemes lnr
foreign aggression or extension Of empire,
but looked to the internal affairs of this
great nation as Il sufficient occupation for
the highest capacity and, as scope for any
rational ambition. 1t has prosecuted this
work with remarkable unity and with
fair success. but its unity and its useful.
ness are now threatened by new anu
wholly foreign issue which Is forced into
its dclihcnlions, thus seeming to array
the executive power and patronage
against the integrity and independence "I
the legislative branch, and against the
harmony of the party. II threatens to
weaken the Republican forces in the face
ofa vigilant and growing enemy. II re-
news n form Of conflict which was sup
posed to have gone ont with Andrew
Johnson Why should the Republican
party be endangered and the government
he degraded in the popular estimation hy
this foreign project? Let us have peace
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Carl Schurz and His Recent Rem ark.
able Speech in the U. $. Senate.


able Speech in the U. $. Senate.
By GeOrqc ALrrtd 7otcaand.
Schurz cxcmpliied, in his speech, the
needs and nature OfmOdcrn oratory: u
speak to the reason and spare the rhetOr.
ic. lie stood behind his chair, with his
portfolio of manuscript before him wide
open, and the successive sheets were
read, lifted, and laid aside. lie gestured
quietly and gracefully with his right
hand, and his expression was rapid
prompt, nearly nervous, yet wonderful in
its prOmptnCsS and in his keen handling o.
our language. Few editors can write sc
well; no speakers TINT we know could
have hCcn more perspicuOus and com
pact; aud his style was Senatorial, in the
incest degree Republican in spirit, Euro
pcan in form twas speech OF symme.
try, every part succeeding in Its logica,
place, and the burdens growing heavier ms
the train progressed. II was in no re-
spccL lawycr's plea or u demNgogue's
effort. lie rated his audience high, ant
spoke to their nOblcst experience and mo
tives. We get few speeches in our time
so evenly pitched, and the cause was
made greater than the orator through
ont. The documentary portion OF the
speech was. oi brief but powerful peril
ncnCc, and T:here wAs not anywhere Il
particle Of bitterness for individuals. II
was thercmarks from n lofty flight, upon
a subject already remote yet in phir
view.
Shurz has face without great sympa
thy. 1t isnOt cold, but it gets its radicncC
from III intellect in the highest pinnacle!
of observation. The cool temperature o
reason is cxhalcd from its rudiest expires
siOns. The statesman and student art
oncncr visible than the neighbor and citi
zen. lie is quite different being from
the popular notion Of him, wherein he Il
rated as II rouge and u rcvOutiOnist. FL
is really II PrusSian Republican, OF TIN
school OF ,IacOby, perhaps Of Humboldt
! practical rcgardcr Of human nature un
der civil institutions. lie may have bcel
once ilori,l uttcrcr Of unripe aspirations
Now he appears to he II gentleman seek
ing 10 prove that the easiest way to gov
crn State is lrustfully and magnani
mOuSlV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
Financial and Commercial
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF DAILY lSTILLIGESCER,

NEDNEsDAI, OCCs 20, lotUs
ArrLEs Unchanged ranging from 50 900
% for fair to prime, and 50 2SIb3 10 for choice.
BUrTEE-U Unchanged ut 3O133c for choice
GIadcs &c.
BnOoMs Fancy, 81 OO 81 20 and q 20; plain
81 1898 2j.
BucKwnEAT FLoun-In good demand; 50 80
per barrel.
CHEESE Quiet; Western Reserve li1Iic.
Goshen 15X616c.
CRASBEnRIrs- of cultivated at Sl9 per
barrel.
CARBON on-Salcs ut si6a5c, and no charge
for package.
CoPFEE-Good to prime Rio at la19lc; choice
to fancy 2l%Gs9c.
EGGs-Thc market Is quiet at 9N692c.
FIsm-IAkc Herring 81 %; White Fish 50 90;
Lake Shad 81 Is: No. 3 medium Mackerel s. 80;
No. . medium s. 50.
FLOuR - Market steady We quote fancy
at $77JGS 90; choice white wheat family,
So 5O67 90; red wheat family, s. 15DG 90
Rye Flour, g 73
GRAIN WHeat-Wc quote strictly choice white
at 81 906tI 25, No. red at 81 10. 0ats-4Oc.
COrfI-,Ijc for new. RW-75c. BdrGy-Dull at
SOIG0OC.
GLAss-First quality SxlO 81 80; 1Oxl9, 81 90,
second quality SxlO, e. Is; lOxl!, g. 23 . box Of
30 feet, net prices.
GINsESG-JOc per lb.
IIoGs-$G 2S IL the outside rates, some lots at
less prices.
lIAY-Ialcd at $I5fbIs.
LARD OIL-Wc quote winter strained at 81 90.
lIoxEY-Salcs at 9Si63Oc.
NAns-1Od to God, 81 OO; Sd to Cd, q o.; Cd
to I'd, 81 30.
PRovIsIoNs.-Ncw Bacon s selling freely at
quotations. Hams l6c; Shoulders, ll%c; Clear
Sides, lGEc; Breakfast Bacon, l5c. Mcss Pork
$2! Iard-TVrccs, l9%; kegs, II.
POrAToEs-Wc quote sales at &c, with modcr.
ate supply
RIcE-Ncw Carolina Sc for prime.
NGs-ic
SEEDS -Flaxsccd-$l S.. Timothy and Clover
seed nominal.
SYnurs-Ballmorc GN1G1c; New York 7IItSOc;
Choice Drips SIC.
Su0Ams-Raw sugar steady at quotations; re,
fined greatly excited and prices advanced over lc
per h.; Crushed ISNG5lGc; A Coffee, Ike; d Cot.
fec, llSc, C Coffee, lAHc. New Orleans, l9%Gtlic;
Porto Rico. l9Iti3c; Cuba ll%al9c,
SOpA-ncst New Castle In kegs. &c.
BAKINu POwDER-;ISC per pound.
SOAr-FamIly Salc; German &c; Eastern 10
6l?c
SrARcH-7SGSc; Maizena, 191lic
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead lie Z pound Shot
g 20 Z bag
SLT-Dairy $9.S; Ohio River s! 10.
SSuFF-TOc; do. In boxes of six dozen $s!i
IRA -GunpOwdcr 81 1901 IS; Young Tyson
81 SOItl CO. Black 81 OGItl 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
Riot of LHbOrcrS on the Northern
Pacific RaiIrOnd.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2S

A special dispatch from ST. Paul, says,
serious riot is in progress on the North
crn Pacific Railroad. Some subcon-
tractors named Gregg Il Co, who were
given contract for miles Of road, drew
their pay from contractors Smith & Gould
and abscondcd without paying the men,
who, on hearing OF it tore down the
shantics, seized the wagons and stores
and drove the General Superintendent
from the grounds They were told that
they would by paid for their work but
they also demanded pay for the three
days Of the riot, this was refused them
and by request of the Governor, General
Hancock has sent orders to General Up.
sley for troops to qucll the riot, 1t pro.
posed to arrest the ring leaders and pay
oil and discharge the res! of the men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
WASHINGTON.
MINISTER MorIEY's vlNDIcATIoN.

MINISTER MoTLEY's vIEDICATIoN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
Minister Motley has written a latter Of
standardization in regard to his course in
England. The substance Of it Is not yet
known, but 1t Is understood that he claims
To have received no intimatiOn Of dissatis-
faction on the part OF the State Depart
ment until the telegram summarily dis
missing him, which came 10 hand the day
after theSt. Domingo treaty was rejected
by the Senate.
OFFICIAL DISCRIMINATE AGAINST HOME
r oPATHY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
DR.. Stillman Spooncr, Of Oneida, N. Y,
homeopathic surgeon, has been struck
from the list Of examining pension sur
geOns by Commissioner Fl, Van Arnam,
on the ground that all examining sur
gcOns fOr.thC bureau should belong TO one
school, and adopt but one theory Of medi.
Cine, and that llc did not belong to the
school Of medicine recognized by the
bureau. DR.. SpOOncr Is out in long let
ter TO the Commissioner against the insult
IlluS OlcIA W lllC lhI eSo hhA AulAuShenl bcNSy
of homeopathic physicians in the United
States.
TIE NEW SWEDISH MINISTER.
The new Swedish Minister was intro
duCcd to the President this a. NJ, by the
Secretary of State, and presented his crc-
dcntials, with the usual addresses, &c.
The President has for the first time,
recognized the Bureau officers Of the Gov
ernment among those TO be received by
him Monday next.
EXHIBIT OF FOREIGN COMMERCE.
Joseph Nimms, ir, Chief of the Ton.
mage Division of the Treasury Depart
ment, has prepared an illustrated chart,
representing the foreign commerce OF
twenty of the principal nations Of the
globe. The per Centagc Of Great Britain
Is one third Of the entire amount, France
about onc-fitth, and.thc United States one
ninth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
GEORGIA ELECTION.

ATLANTA, Dec. es.
Thos. ]. Speer, Rep, has been elected
in the Fourth District to the Forty-secOpd
Congress, by two hundred majority. Jei-
ferson 7. Long, Rep. has been elected from
the same district to the FOrty;first Con-
gross. Itis believed that John S. Bigby,
Rep, in the Third District, and Richard
II. Whellby, Rep, in the Second District,
are elected. Wm. p, Price, Dem, Is
elected in the Sixth District by large
majority. Elbert, Banks, Madison,
Habersham and Franklin counties nre
largely Democratic.
Chief Justice Brown has resigned. Ex.
Gov. Jas. johnson, Of Columbus, has been
telegraphed Tor, and will probably sue
coed him.
, s. II. Hill has published letter denying
tint he had written to Radicals, either
lavoring Radicalism or seeking office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
The Loss Of the Nick WaIl.-The Boat
Ovcrladen.

NEw York. Dec. %.
Every fresh detail confirms the culpa.
biity OF the officers in OvcrloAding the
steamship Nick Wall, which was snaggcd
last week In the Mississippi river. 1t
seems that when the steamer reached
Memphis she was laden beyond her ca
pacity, but the officers controlling her
consented an addition OlsiXty deck pasScn.
gers, with their freight and luggage, MS u
consequence the boat was managed with
the greatest difficulty, and several times
narrowly escaped disaster, before she ran
on the snag which sunk her. So heavily
was the boat laden, and so conscious
were the officers of her danger, that when
ever another boat approached the Wall,
remained mOtiOnlcss SO thNt the return
waves might not jar the vessel too much,
At about s o'clock in the evening the yes.
sci ran on II snag, and in few minutes
thereafter sunk, drowning Nt least 100 peo.
pie, and seriously iniuring large number
Of others. Very many who might have
been saved lcapcd from the deck in the
lrighlful uncertainty Of the shock.