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THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

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DAvENPonT, a.. Feb. 11.-There was break
up Of the Ito In the Mississippi opposite ttlsclty
this afternoon. Tic warm weather las thor
uuah!y fottca Il, aud, when II once began to
Etre way, there was rush and ruas that was
startling. The ffrmncss VI tho Ice below tue
city holds tho mass above. but It Is expected
that the Immense pressure will soon break
tfIrnugh. On atrotint OF the gorVc to-tlar piles
Ut 1cc twenty feet high wcre formed, uni the
river rose rapidly. With day or two mure Of
warm weather there will bc Nh optn river to
keokuk and st. Louis.
, 1877-02-12

THE WEATHER,
WASHINGTON, u. c.. Feb. 12-1 =. m.-ln the
Upper Lake region North To Hest winds, rising
barometer, lover temoeratuTe, and clear Weatll.
er, following occasional light SHOWS.
LOCAL phs21yArtox&.
, 1877-02-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

soinnd'A Aromatic Hitter WINE Of Iron |. q
remedy fur Esrrons debility, impoverished blood,
and impaired digestion. Uct,nt II ark street
MEDICAL.
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TFyou want carpet at half price 90 to
J. W. FERREL's,
Cor. Main and 10Th streets.
LADIES fine side lace box.toe shoes at
l.. V. BLoND's, ll35 Main street.

READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF
Many valuable discoveries and much use.
full knowledge is kept from the world, be.
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not
the case with BosoHBE's GERMAN SYRUP,
although but a few years introduced into
this country It's sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States. lis
wonderful success in curing Consump.
tion, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9th.
er diseases Of the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 100000 bottles
TO the afflicted, free of charge, by Drug.
gists. No such test Of merit was ever
given before to any other preparation,
Could you ask more? Go to your Drug.
gist and get bottle for 20 cents and try
it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and Lauehlin
Bros 20. eod&w
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES. -Conirma.
ton and communion services were cele'
brated at the 10th Street English Luther.
nm Church, yesterday. The occasion was
perhaps the most interesting communion
services in the history OF the congrega'
tion, and must have greatly cheered the
pastor The church was very tastefully
and appropriately trimmed, there being
no undue show Of any kind. Back OF the
pulpit were seen cross and anchor in
green, and above the altar, directly over
the heads Of the applicants for church
membership, beautiful gilt crown was
suspended, The pastor spoke to the new
members Us in number) from the words
"Be thou faithful unto death, and / will
give thee crown Of life." The commu'
MON was very large, and the house full
Of attentive listeners. The Sunday school
lesson was the regular one Of the inter.
national series, on "Jeroboam's sin, OF
the calves Of gold" It was taught by
q fine picture in crayon, and an address
by the general superintendent. In the
evening the pastor preached TO acrowded
house from Romans xiv: 4, "For God Ia
able TO make him stand" The sermon
was encouragement to those who try tC
stand for truth and righteousness.
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PULPIT PoISTs.-lnteresting meetings
were held every evening last week by the
Baptist Church, in observance OF the
Week Of Prayer. The subjects considered
BY the pastor yesterday were "Christian
Unity" and "The Bible Confirmed by
Scientific Developments The church Il
revived and greatlyencOuraged. Revival
meetings continued during the week.
DR.. Kelley last evening lectured upon
"TheITimes by Prophecy, or the Beginning
OF the End Of the Belligerent History Of
the World"
! Rev. Barnitz, at the English Lutheran
Church, yesterday morning preached upon
Confirmation and Communion" In the
evening the pastor delivered sermon
especially addressed to the new church
members.
Rev. snodgrass, at the Chapline Street
M. Z. Church, yesterday morning spoke
upon "The Sacredness OF Common
Things" and in the evening upon "Priv'
ilege and DOOM"
The subjects Of Rev. Wildings dis.
courses at the North Street NJ. E. Church
yesterday were: MISUNDERSTANDING
Unity" evening-"The Growth OF SIM
Communion services were held in the
Presbyterian Church at Bellaire yester-
day. ..-
br. Alex. Clark will lecture on "a
Race Of Mimics" in Bellare on the 23d.
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TNo CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
6aFdenlnu.

On account Of advanced age am doSirous Of
changing my residence, and therefore otter for sale
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river hank, midway between bridgeport and
MNrtRs Ferry, and Immediately RlI Joining tho W.
IagI Of AtnRyillC, The property consists Of 90
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom
In the hill there RIe two seams Of coal, SH and 81
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, IN foot
vein Of close texture sand or drCC stone, m IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make u soil and an
underlying bed oil depodts Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, tho larger portion Of which lies
gently slopng TO the cast and all under direct ex-
posture TO the sum- 10 Vineyard Of 80 nCres mostly
Caawba grapes, NIL in fine bearing condition, about
seven years old which has proven Itself able to ray
handsome per cent tothe cultiyator.
Tho property Is being approached above and 10
low by IN advancing tide Of persons seeking small
hOmcstcads, and Is now really the only unOCcurled
territory between Bridgeport aud Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable Us an investment for capital seeking
safe purchase, and valuable 10 those who want mar
kCt gardening ground close to the city. II fronts
beautifully upon tho river and commands view Of
the city, the Island aud the whole scenery Of the
valley.
Tho terms Of alo will 10 onC-third cash, balance
In two annual payments, spcr cent interest on de
ierncl pHynents For further particulars inquire
of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the rrUlnises, or BY mall at Bridgeport, Ohio.
,nps
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At meeting
Of the Wheeling Board Of Directors
OF the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, Of Philadelphia, at the St. james
Hotel, the following officers were elected :
President--Benj. Davenport, Esq.
Vice Presidents-Aug. Pollock, A. NJ.
Buchanan.
Treasurer-Louis ]. Bayha.
Finance Committee-Jacob Berger, T.
II. Logan, Samuel George.
Attorney-R. G. Barr.
Secretary-R. W. Tucker.
The President and Vice Presidents were
made ex-oficio members Of the Finance
Committee.
The stockholders OF the Belmont
Glass Works recently elected the follow
ing Board Of Directors G. w. Hoge,
James s. Gill, Isaac Booth, Julius Arm
strong, Henry Faupel, L. G. Stifel, Jacob
Weiss. There will be meeting Of the
Board at the office OF the company 10.
day.
The stockholders ofthe National Glass
Company have elected the following
Board OF Directors: General B. r. Cow.
en-, J. NJ. MAring, A. Dunlap, J. Nichols
A. Smith, J. 7. Mercer, 7. A. Rodafer
Gen. Cowen was elected President OF the
Board.
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The CAPrrAL.-This is a good ia me
for restaurant at Wheeling, particular.
just ut this time, and the famous Capital
is well entitled to the cognomen. 1t is
certainly very able and judiciously man
aged, and has already grown into popu-
larity. Martin, as caterer, has few
equals. Meals can be had at all hours
Of the day and night, and the charges are
very moderate. All the luxuries Of the
season are served regularly. The good
things that abound in his window is evi.
dence Of a good meal. Recollect that
Martin is located at No. 1155 Market
street, opposite old City Building, Wheel.
ing,-W ellsburg Herald.
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WEHAvE Ir.-An amusing piece OF ar.
tistic work was exhibited Saturday night,
on the counter Of theMcLure House office.
A small porker was neatly dressed and on
the back was pictured a representation
OF our new Capitol building, underneath
which were the following words: we have
it and intend to keep it; no use trying 10
move it, Tho work created considera-
BILE merriment among the members Of
the Legislature and Others present.
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OK Saturday morning an innocent re.
porter handed genuine quarter to a
streetcar conductor, and waited with
philosophical patience, mingled with the
aggravation OF secret apprehension lest
that official should decide it was counter.
felt. He looked ut it with doubtful ex-
preston, felt it between his finger and
thumb, tested It with his teeth, rubbed il
on his pants, eyed it again, and finally,
with the appearance Of one about resign
ing himself TO sacrifice, counted out The
change with the soothing apology, i've
must be careful, you know
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ttonfAftvE NOrEs-Hon. ]. N. Cam.
den, Senator Henry e.. Davis Judge
Brannon and Congressman Faulkner
we're oh the floor Of the House Saturday.
Mr.. McClaskey offered a resolution In
the House Saturday, which was adopted,
to provide stenographers and members Of
the press with better accommodations.
The Legislature has got down to bust.
ness.
Bills were introduced in the Legisla.
ture Saturday for the organization Of u
State militia and the appointment OF nm
Adjutant General.
Judge Ferguson, Of Kanawha, ia chair.
man Of the House Committee on Judicia.
ry.
The Capital removal bill this week.
A majority Of the bills and resolutions
offered In the House were referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
The candidates for the United States
Senate are hard at work, and soft soap Is
the order OF the day.
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her owners we're glad 10 hatbof her at
the mouth OF Indian Run, near Bellaire,
until the resumption Of navigation. Since
her venture navigation has been entirely
suspended. Now that the Ice has run
out we hope TO soon hear the cheerful
whistles Of the steamers, and note more
activity ut the landing,
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"FoRB1DDES FRulr."-The Boucicault
comedy company gave two entertainments
in the Opera House on Saturday after.
noon and evening, Mr.. BouCicaulpH
latest dramatic work, Forbidden
Fruit" was produced upon both occa'
Sions with very fine cast Of characters
Owing to the brief announcement that 0
matinee would be given, the afternoon
performance was slimly attended. The
house was crowded in the evening, how
ever, with one Of Wheeling's finest audi
ences. II is hardly necessary for us tc
say that the piece was splendidly mount
ed and the characters faithfully por'
trayed.
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RESIGNATION OF FOURTH GOVERNOR
DAILY.-A short session OF the Board OF
Public Works was held on Saturday,
when the resignation of Fourth Governor
Pat. Daily as Janitor was rendered by that
individual and accepted. Geo. Ingle was
appointed by Gov. Jacob to fill the vacan.
cy during the unexpired term. Mr.. Inglc
has served for some time as messenger at
the Capitol, and is perfectly familiar with
the duties Of the Janitor. Hugh Daily, a
son Of Patrick, will succeed Mr.. Ingle as
messenger.
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-
The WHEELING TEACHERS AssocIA-
TIoN.-Io he Editors 81 The IHteligeaeer
The public teachers Of thiscity held theil
regular monthly meeting Of the I'd and 30
Ward School House last Saturday morn
Ing. The meeting was very we'll attend
ed, and the exercises-Select reading, ar
essay and q discussiOn-were brilliant
The pieces read were all good selections
The essay, Success In Lie" was brim'
full Of truths, and the discussion Of The
following subject: "The Necessity O
Moral Culture in the Public Schools,
was conducted with great ability. AZ the
December meeting Of the Association .
committee, consisting Of the teachers OIL
the grammar schools Of the city, was ap-
pointed, 70 report plan that might make
the meetings still more interesting
70 the members Of the Association thar
heretofore. The Committee recommend
cd, in order that every public teacher o.
the city might be enabled to take an active
part in the exercises OF the Association
during school year at least once, tht
loiv""B eouEse' uA' AL He PuOit'
teachers OF one ward oil the city may
take an active part In the exercises 9
one stated meeting Of the Association, al
the public teachers Of another ward II
the exercises Of the next meeting, &c
This plan, however, was not adopted BY
the Association. /,
The meetings Of the Association al,
ways are interesting and instructive.
nevertheless take the liberty Of suggest
ing one change with regard to them
They are to be opened with prayer. Thu
practice, IN my humble opinion at least
ought to be dropped. My reasons tol
this view are the following, viz
l. The American public teachers are
no appendices Of the American clergy.
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DIED suDDENLY,-Mr.F @. WinShip
sen., died suddenly on Friday night, q
heart disease, at his residence, No. 2lS4
Chapline street, Centre Wheeling. Mr..
Winship retired at his usual hour on
Friday evening, in apparent good health
and was found dead In his bed on Satur'
day morning, -
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CANED.-on Saturday evening some
twenty-five or thirty employees Of the
Central Glass Works visited the resi-
dence Of Mr.. W. K, Elson, their late
manager, and through Mr.. Thos. E. Shell.
ley, the spokesman OF the party, present.
cd him with q handsome gold.head-
ed cane. Mr.. Shelley, in presenting the
cane, made graceful little speech,
which was appropriately responded to
by Mi. Elson. - -
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A CLERaYMAN's OPINION. - Having
had an opportunity n test the excellent
qualities Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, l
hesitate not to say, it is the best remedy l
have ever used in my family.-Rev. Vim.
II. Chapman, Pastor " Z. Church, George
form. D. O.
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-It be-
ing currently reported on the streets and
elsewhere that would be an indepen-
dent candidate for the Office Of City Ser
geant, take this method Of stating thai
! am not a candidate for City Sergeant or
for any other office. Very respectfully,
THos. MCCORMICK.
Wheeling, Jan. Is, 1877.
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IT makes the very marrow OF nervous
persons bones feel worm.eaten to ex-
change friendly "shake" with n man
whose hands are always cold and damp
and clammy, and suggests the idea OF a
corpse in state Of perspiration. In the
subteranean smsltery referred to by the
author OF the Inferno" a man with such
hands might be Of great service hand
ling hot ore.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-The Boucicaul
Comedy Company are ut the Gran
House.
Capt. Jerry Mason, the we'll know
river man, while on the ice Saturday, fel
and broke an arm.
John Thompson, the comedian, will ap
pear in the Opera House on Friday ant
Saturday evenings next.
Mr.. John L. Hobbs has recently re
ceiv!ed patent for an improved chan
John Henderson, the New Orleans
whisky man, left for home Saturday
morning.
Col. Cecil Clay, of Ronceverte; Thos
Q. Martin, Of Harrisville; A. K. Compton
and J. y. Josephs, Of Washington, D. G.,
and N. N. Holton, Of New York, are a
the Mcclure.
G. E: Kahler, Of Ironton, Ohio, is a
the st. James.
Mr.. Geo. H. NeH, Of Moundsville
registered at the Stamm last night.
Hons. H. G. Davis and Frank Here
ford returned 10 Washington last even
ing.
The following we're registered at the
Grant House last evening: Twelve
members Of the Boucicault Comedy Com
pany; Geo. Lynch, Calhoun county; Johr
K. Clark, Elm Grove; F. II. Crngo ant
E. Bonar, Moundsville.
Mr.. J. W. St. Clair, Of the Fayetteville
Enterprise, is in town.
Misses May and Hattie GoE, Of Clarks
burg, are spending few days with the
family Of Mr.. A. Allen Howell.
Rev. ]. r. Thompson will lecture a
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church OF
Thursday evening next, on "Oratory.'
The lecture is for the benefit OF Wesley
Chapel. e Ns.Ht yF
Mr.. George McChesney, formerly con.
ductor on the c. Il P. Railroad, was acct
IDENTIFY run over and killed on the Par
Handle road at Golfers Station, las
Monday morning. L5 o.
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If you need anything in the Dry Goods
line you will do we'll to call at Blums'
Great bargains are offered this week. Re-
member when this firm advertise they arc
prepared to meet their customers with
good goods at low prices. Now is your
time TO give |. Blum 4 Bro. call. :.
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A few facts and figures concerning this
protracted leo embargo may prove inter.
esting to our readers. The present win.
ter will DO long remembered, among other
things, from the fact that for nearly Eve
weeks the Ohio was frozen over, and dur.
ing thegreater part Of that time was not
only pGtronized by pedestrians who de.
sired TO cross, but also by sleighing par
ties. Saturday, Dec. 8, was the coolest
day Of the winter, thel mercury falling %
below Zero, Upon that day the
river closed both above and below this
city-at 9leubenville and Hates Rock.
The back river at Bridgeport had at that
time been closed for several days. A
day or two afterwards the river was
closed at this point, and remained in
aaia quo until midnight last night. The
little steamer Star Of the West, on the
18th day OF December, cut her way
through the ice and made one or two
trips from Bellaire, but the weather be.
coming colder, and the ice more solid,
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COUNCIL NoM1NArIoNs.-On Saturday
night the First Ward Democrats placed in
nomination the following ticket: First
Branch, Eugene List; Second Branch, AL.
fred Caldwell, Matthew Altmyer and Geo.
Honk
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BROKE A LMB.-A boy named Henry
Baker, while cOasting on 18th street
Saturday afternoon, collided with a
wagon and sustained the fracture Of a
leg. He was taken to DR.. Wilson's office
and properly taken care Of.
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SEVERELY BuRSED.-A young son Of
Mr.. Geo. Bitner, who lives on McColloch
street, near the Central Glass Works, was
severely burned on Saturday by the acct
dental overturning Of kettle containing
hot water,
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THE Fourth Ward Democratic prima.
~ for the nomination Of Councilman, held
on Saturday evening last, broke up in a
row. Il Is stated that Uncle John Boring
and his faction retired from the meeting,
declining to participatesin the proceed
ipgs.
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The hotels, which. for some tino past
were scant Of guests, are now filled to
Overlooking. The daily arrivals at all OF
the principal ones have materially in.
creased during the past week.
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THE ZOE FLOOD.
Intense Excitement Along the River
The Damage TO the Steamers MOI
So Bad as Expected.

During the greater part Of last week
speculations were rifle as 10 the possibility
OF an early break in the Ice embargo, and
Steamboatmen looked forward 10 the con-
seauences Of such break with ominous
iorebodlugs, The weather had moderat.
ed somewhat, the snow began 10 disap-
pear, the Ice 10 soften, and there was
every indication Of a genuine, old.
fashioned thaw. II was asserted that the
large quantity Of snow IN the mountains,
should It go ofwith rain, would swell
the Ohio to an unusual size, and that the
majestic river would sweep all before 1t
IN IL onward course 10 the Father Of Wa.
ters. iThslsland people, and others liy.
ing on the low grounds near the river,
became uneasy, and devoured the river
dispatches in the morning papers with
keen appetites. Opinions differed widely
as to the volume OF water expected. Old
citizens alluded in disAgreeably sug.
gestive manner TO the floods OF 1892
and 1852, when the prospects were
not near 80 favorable for big river as
at present, Others, on the contrary, as.
serted that there was positively no show
for a freshet, and laughed TO scorn all
idea Of danger from that source. But as
the ice was twelve and fifteen inches in
thickness, all these oracles were Of the
opinion that in theevent Of Il moving be.
fore becoming soitened, considerable
damage would ensue. The weather, how.
ever, was as uncertain and changeable as
n coquette, and while one day the mer.
curry went up, the next day it went down,
and vice versa. So that the inevitable
4break up vas BY many set down as
rather indefinite.
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1000 pounds of the best quality OF S
ply Southern Carpet Chain, the best in
the city, at % cents. 5000 bolts new
style Wall Paper, cheap for cash. Call
soon at John Roemer's.
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BEAR in mind that Rev. J. R. Thomp.
son, Of Morgantown, President elect Of
the State University, will lecture in the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church on Thursday
evening. Subject, "oratory." "a
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SALE of the Ewing property will take
place at the Court House this morning at
10 o'clock. W. II. HALLER,
... AuciiOneer.
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If you want as fine white shirt as
there ia in the city for 81, go to
J. W, FERREL's.
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OuR Jewish citizens are making elabo.
rate preparations for grand charity
ball, which is TO be given atTurner Hall
on the 25th. The ball promises TO be
one Of the most brilliant ever held in the
ciIv
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A LARGE number Of counterfeit silver
half dollars are in circulation. They can
easily be detected by lightness in the
weight below the genuine and by a greasy
touch.
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POLICE CouRT-JHdge Cochran.
There were no cases before this court
on Saturday morning.
At the afternoon session Of the police
court fourteen "vags" were up for dis.
orderly conduct, and sent to the city
prison..
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Jon lot Of white shirts, home made
wool blankets, 50 so a pair and cashmeres
in all colorS, TO be closed out at some
price, by J.W. FERREL's,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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J. W. FERREI is making things red
hot in closing out his immense stockof dry
goods and carpets. Call; you can get
great bargains.
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THE usual weekly dance Of the Ccnten-
nial Social Club will be resumed on
Saturday evening at Gcrmania Hall, to
which all are invited.
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10000 yards Hamburg Edgings and
Insertions at immense reductions from
former prices, at Speyer Bros.