Terrible Disaster.
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We learn BY our late exchanges from
below, the melancholy news Of the sinking
Of the steamer Bell Zane. below the mouth
OF White River, bound for New Orleans


Some "a or 96 persons, including several
lady passengers, lost their lives; most of
whom were drowned. A few succeeded
in reaching the shore, but we are grieyed
to say 'theJ al perished from the severity
Of the weather before any assistance could
be rendered. The boat careened, which
resulted in the separation Of The cabin from
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