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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DAYL0R & BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
- opposite County Clerks Office.
II +. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves Tin and Cop
OSper Ware, one door above Union Hall.
r =. Woop, manufacturer and dealer in Car
Y .iiagc and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
II DoOI.Ef, Fashionable Tailor. opposite old
H. Post Office, Main St, stanton, Va.
II I. ALBERTS0N, Attorney at aaw and No.
Il. tary Public, Waynesborough, Va.
n 7. FLICK, Saddle, Harness. and Trunk ma
VI kerr v'sdcr indicator Office
uENRY HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer in
Boots Shoes, one door west of Maj bic Yard.
II ARMAN BELL, attorneys at Lar, Office OBJ
posiie the Court House.
IT NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
~, TO settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
0REAR, Merchant Tailor, under the yindi
- Gator Office
| ;. EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco and scgars
- Adn St., Staunton, Va.
7 i. ANTOSI, dealer in Confectionery 4 Tu;ts
y Main ST., Staunton, Va.
Il. SCliERER, Confectionery Grocer ana Ia
y kcr, corner of Court House Alley
HAcoB PoEslTZ, Wholesale and Retail dealer
y in Ready Male Clothing, corner of Va Hotel
I BRANDEBuRG 4 co, dealers in Dry Gonds
- and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel
MORRIS z GGoDE, Merchants, and General
vi Traitors in Fancy and STAPLE GoOde and Gre
cerics, Opposite tie yndcator Office
\ K.TR0ti', H<t5faey at Law, Oilce on Court
~. House Row.
ID y. POWELL CO, Famil, Grocers 5 Flour
1 Merchants, under Union Hall.
Va Country Produce bought md sol3
TNtRk 4 CUSHING. Auctioneers aad General
~ AEe3is, under Union Hall.
~ :. FoHETER, Auctioncer, Collector, and
L General Agent. Inquire at Findicotor Office
I-A FEMALE INSTITUTE, stauuto0, va
Rev x. H. Phillips, Principal
w BAkkMAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer IN
w Tobacco ard Sesars, opposite Va Hotel.
(tHARTER OAK Life Insurance Co H. W.
y shettey Agent; opposite old Central Bank.
Dog'T JOHNSON Il son, Cabinet makers aad
~ tndertakcrs, Gospel lii--Soutli s4e.
TAMES NJ. SEIG, Attorney at Law, Muutcrcr,
- Ilighla' d county, Va.
- J. GLENDY. dealer in Tobacco. Stuff and
IL. segars, New Street {. 7. Cochran. Agent
/ ARD 4 LINK, druggists and dealers in Paints,
i 1 Oils. Dyestufs &c, lain St, StaJnton, VA
~ !. B5RKE Il co. Liyerr and Saic Staoics.
4 Enquire al the Virginia or American Hotels
L -. and Shoes. at Cusning's Old stand Main St
stanton. Va. He has in his employ Mr. MILAN
AAfHENY q flashed aud enpericn eed workman, who
fi!f give MS attention 10 Inc business.
March Il ls51.
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Clothiesy Clmhilfg =!

FOR SpRlNG AND SUMNER TRADE.
TUE undersigned having rctu' ned from the Nor
Il hern Markets, may be found al his old stand
and is uow ready to offer to an approaching pub.
IL. large, select, and beautifully made steek Of
READi-MA DE CLOTHING. II eompr2es ait
qualities Of Goods. varieties aud prices. He is ready
and anxious 10 wait upon Ms ci.zt a,ucr-, and t.
inaAe tfdm
To he, without ALLOW Of Top OF hra1i
finished Gentleman II ON tip to tor.
Ia his customers he is daily thankful for .itir Il
ED patronage hi,avr'o ncctow, I, std Ks con-
tiauahee of the same, OF the rahic ut large he
would ask cali and examination Of his stock Of
Clothing before lurchasius elsew here,
u. POi.l1IZ.
April Is, lS57 Rooms Corner ef Va Ho.@,,
rINOBACCO.-I ,lsc nov ii store ans fer sal, !,
/ fine lot, from medium to fine, on as good terms
eau be had Mt this time n any market all OF lagt
Suiane:'s purchase. 4. !. GLENDY,
April Is ls5i Per e. t. CofRRAE,
SEGARS.-t large and we'll assorted supply of
- genuine imported Havana Srgars; aso the ufua
assortment of cur own make to which | wish to
call the attention OF purchasers
K, j. GLENDY,
April Is, lS1t. Per {. r. CocuRAN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

INTENDING 10 leave stanton in few Il9gs. lhe
undersigned has pn,edthe bonds and accounts Z
WHITE a PATTON in the haTds Of Mr.. joins
Paris for collection. All who know themselves in
p oa :" saio concern are .a'ss ea.nsS' spT
White, or at the Circuit Cour. Clerks "tIico with
ext SelaY ard settle. WM. T. PATTON.
Aprt ia 1877
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DISSOLUTION.

fF'aE partnership heretofore exis ing between
John & D heem 10 the CooperiDg, aud 9th.
erwise, was the d,y dissolved by mutual consent of
dch.e. vl pleaee cune forward and settle with e!-
tacr OF the parties. JOHN DOOM
DAVID DOOM.
NJ ID viii contiuue the Conpering Business
IN ~. at the old stand, and thankful for the
past patronage hessowed anou the late firm, hope
to merit continuance Of the same.
May H. ls5I.-tt+ DAVID DOOM.
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Saving Corn !ar Fodder.

'il, great injury done 10 the oat crop,
and to the carly corn, ty ;flc late drought,
has created some 5prrehensions IN The minds
Of planters, that there viii he unusual scar
city Of fodder during the o,hne winter.
< agricultural friend informs liz that it is
not yet toe la.e to remedy the evil. He
says, the best aud cheapest WAY to make
fodder, at any rate, is 10 sow the corn. eli
tler broadcast, or in drills and to cut aud
cure it before 1t natures the grain He
says, that prepared in this way, the fodder
IS much more nutritious than that grown in
ihe ordinary way-that II is better than the
best hop. His plan Of culture, which We
ffopc to see fairly tried is as follows:
Take small portion of your Lest low
land that is clear Of Stamps; I33b-T II deeply
with a good nseod-board pillow; harrow it
smooth then run light burrows one way,
about three feet apart. In these, strew the
corn pretty thickly, say forty or City grains
10 the foot, and cover lightly either with
the hoe or harrow When the corn is about
qtij'nehes-high, run cultivator or light
plow between two rows to kill the weeds,
and loosen the ground and. if necessary,
give light dressing along the. rows with 4
hoe This is all the working required as
generally speaking, It soon covers 4 shades
the ground, aud destroys all weeds 4 grass
Is sooa as it begins to tas5el it should
be cut. This can be done with a scythc, or
common cleaver. The only difficulty is in
curing It. This requires considerable eaf-,
as much saccharine matter is contained IN
the stalks, aud they are liable T. ',fsr3lsl
and spoil, unless well cared for T,.. u.ua
plan is to cut early i'll the morning, say Till
eight or nine o'clock let it remain ON the
ground, stirring two or three times during
the day IN tie evening pile it up IN Little
stacks to be scattered cut the next day. -
Handled in this way, for four or five days
it may be put into the stacks with little
salt thrown among it. These should be AZ
ranged so as to she'd the rain, and may be
allowed to stand for three weeks. Then the
whole may be stacked CT packed i'll the fod-
der house, scattering over each layer Of fod-
der, slight layer of salt.
..In this way a planter can make from
toar 10 sic tons of fodder of ah acre Of
ground that would yield, say. tegtg !-;fshels
# corn. 1t can be done ii Il cost, inciud-
ias everything, Of less than tWa dollars and
and htty cents pr ton and if pforerl gay
I'd. one ton will be worth two tons OF ordi-
nary blades. and will be equal To tile hes:
clover hay. Fodder is usually worth la#the
market from twelve to tHeltg five dollars
Ter ton. Even 1T the lowest tigafe, 1t would
he a profitable business ; but for planters, in
the present state of the crops. regard the
,lan as invaluable as ii will cnablc them
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
DAGUERROTyPEs AND AMBRO-
TYPES

LNINlSHEn in the highest style ofthe art xnd
l. warranted te give satisfaction at the most rss.
sonable prices, at my SKfLlGHf GALLERY
NJ iIILR,
y. 3. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my otFi manufactured Instruments
the superiority Of which is confirmed by my receiv
ing too first premiums the Exhibition nBalti-
more aud Philadelphia. II.
Maynesboro, rab. 2, 1855 --snee cory
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Large Stock of esrOceTLts ~
j L j. NHITE.S

PA BAGS Rio aud Lagesri coSecs hhdS. y,
~ 0. and Porto Rico Sugars . bbls. Coffee
Sugars CHARMED Pulverizea and q ~ aed Mus
cnrado Molasses and Golden Syrup; Rice Grain
and Ground Pepper Imperial and Gun powder
Teas best Iallow and Adamantine Candles; Bar
Lead Cord Bar Soaps Corn, Starch, Soda. All
spee, Cinnamon Alum, Nader, best Indigo, Mace,
die lowest terns. Anril l. lsaT.
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WI ,hie[A arI

F{AVISG removed my yard from the old stand
- 3 mites faft4 er up on the Niddiebrook Rad
ami having inst receiveda beautiful and well toGc-
ted lot nf Marble, viz Italian, Rutland and domSs-
tic ana prepared rsual tnfuruisir Tombst6sc-,
ot soy kind desired. number % beautifuf dfafts
a1d designs may BE- seen / & calling 40 tAT rafd.
| challenge one, neither a. | claim other : GA,
nay own WORK, and certainly never exhibit thatd9ie
IN the citie3 my own. | only ask tha, 1thrse IN
want Of ane thing nny line VIII calf and eS an.
ire MY stock before purchasing lsew here.
A.P. YIQUESN
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COMMISSION EsysgYE&&.

FsNHE undersigned having determined TO locate
permanently in i.cLmend for The purpose Of
selling HORSES. CATTLE. and LIVE STOCK Of
of Informing iasir '.'3is md NE pablo generally
CT their intention. luey can &c found, at all times
at Bacon Quarter Branch, and alter the In
inst. To those VINO see proper to send Stock to
them Tor sale, they promise to their best efforts
to secafe the highest prices the market Affords and
Will cndeavor 10 give satisfaction generally.
GEORGE ". Ora WtF<Ai}n.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

We once heard minister 9eh p Doctor
in !; prayer at funeral, thus wise And
iu Thy infinite providence @ Lord, not all
the care and skilful attention to her learned
and experienced physician has been able to
save our sister from the renlorseless grave
Kpfaln GompnreiW.
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y S. BEERS & co
Perpetrators,

IAkhIAS1 ksss.oS- 1oUNa's GREAT PHYsI-
oJoG1cAL WoRK: THE POCKET EscuLApIus,
or every one hia ON Doctor by WV. You've, NJ. d.
II ia written in plain language for the general read
~, and Is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred
Eugraflngs. all young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and wing the least i'm
ped.ment to married life, should read this book
1t di@el0sss secrets that every pne shauld be ae-
quainted with still, it is book het must be kt 1t
locked up, and net lie about the house. II will be
sent TO any the receipt Of twenty i've cents
ADDRESS pr. WV. YOUNG, l52 Spruce St, above
Fourth, Philadelphie, Pa. March Is, ls57-ty
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

T HAVE just received supply Of those Superior
COOK STOVES. warranted to give satisfaction;
also, few handsome aiiar, air. light Stoves for
sale low. GEO Y. PRICE
October %, 1886.
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esemglcillcss's Wear
RENOVATED AND PEPAIREb

7nhE ihaersgued having taken the RsSovAftva
Az RfaAIRNG EsrlrilsHMESr opposite the Viz.
elna Hotel respectfully sohcits the patronage
the citizens 9r stanton and vicinity. An WI K
executed in the best manner, and at req ,onahe mi
ces for the Cash II. NJ, SfoDhARH
Nav O. ls5T-3m
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900 LBS. hest Georgia Cotton Yarns, assorted
oOO numbers SEQ Cation Bats; bale Cotton
T &ine; bales Candlewiek. aud bale Black Wad-
dlaGi also 100 lbs Carpet Chain. white and assort-
eG.toiors, just received at j, +. j. WHITES.
Anril .l2hTs
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i have raised . new pair Of boots, said
A. to T., putting forward ore as Il sample
II handsome fit, ell bought them to
wear in gentcei society : They will be
likely to last you your lifetime. then. re-
Joined B.. land be worth something to
Your heirs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
Spring and summer Goods.

ME ARE row receiving a large and desirable
w Stock If Gonds embracing the very hest Styles
aud patterns for Lao season. to which we especially
invite our friends and the public generaiv being
-iised our price, sill compare f4vof.5li With afy
S.ae liz town o. county,
] RBtTI1THzRss' 80
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t9NlE Waterproof nlacsar will add very nFu i
I TO the wrdr - leather; Brpp if soft aud pliant,
and ronEsrs il otiiee'F terftaaf . IS warrant
90 Ia = ee sad -&,3atld4, 90 b, PRICE.
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g. e. gsssses7lEe,

GILL. continues do all kinds Of Plain and Or
y namental Painting, Graining, Glazing, Paper
Hanging, &c. on the most reasonable terms
Letters on business, addressed to him atstauntou
Va. wiilreceive prompt attention,
July 5, lS56-iy
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LApIl,S AND GFNTllAIFN

fFyou aNwaut to see now beautiful yourfaces dfte
4 come to Rankin's sllery and let him takean
Ambrotype of youwhi makes one ofthe moa bean
tiful Picture that has yet been discovered in the
ine arts. Deo. 70, ieot. =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
M. MI. KeNRERy,sAN

ATTORNEY At LAW, CONVICTION, VA.
WILL practccin the Courtyard Circuit Courts
w of Bath, Allegheny, Pocahontas, Highland
and Augusta.
'aotis ola clients in Augusta, he would say that
re will always be in attendance upon the CousIY
and UNIrEpStArfs CouHrs HOLDEN Ar SrAuNToS.
May 3, iSoG-Town papers cory
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IMPORTANT DEPORTATION.

I'VE subscribers have opened lai sc Ware House
l. in the town Of stanton, opposite tine ra.sci-
ger Depot, and near the American Hotel iere they
are prepared to give the higges; Cash price tur
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly On hand larg.
supply Of good WlllSkEY, when they = If cx-
change for grain. They will soon be read, t. fur
nisn Ground Plaster to Farmers
Va will be paid for sou thrifty stock hogs.
October 4, .fa5G-tf
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At Spring Hill, Augusta County. "a.

fIilE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public that he is now engaged at bis es-
Enlistment in spring Hill, Augusta Co, in the
manufacture If CARRIAGES, BUGGIFS. CAR
REA5tS, KQGkA"AYS, &c, al Of wheh will be
made z cfaer of the very best nstaris or sum
Eor workmen' ana will be sold prices that cannot
tail 10 BE satisfactory.
lie atso keefa en- hand supply of all kinds Of
CARR AGE AND BUGGY HARNESS,
OF neat finish and good workman5 hip.
lie invites the attention of purchasers to bis splen
did stock ON hsa3, anIis confident that he can sell
CHEAPER taan any other establishment Of the kind
~ the county, and he COLLECTS call before pur ghas-
ing elfeN here
New @ork exchanged for oid-and old work re.
paired on moderate, trin ms
Nus. %, lsas -ly 7 \. cLIYEnISsT
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SrRLS G. A.zD SUMNER GOODS.
NELE wonld inform.fhe puhlic that we are now
wv. reeei!sns ihe largest and most varied Stock
n CUoDS .hr We have ever had and a wo are
sell bargains, we would invite per-
sons to give .s sturit an examination before pur=
chasing elscw hcre. e sure to eaii at the store Of
April 1, lSa7 - iPEK 1t fU&kH0U SIR.
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n q J, T G. /,

fi'IIE -s9d having dissolved thei, partner
uerahip on the list OF 0ct'r,, 1856, thos. huy;ng
Chains agalua; rs win present them to II. 4. HAIR,
NAN for adjustment. rersons indebted to us will
settle The samo viii, NJ. g. Itarnaa, wLo is The only
one authogiss, 4 10 settle said ciailns
v. ,f.lIL EJEE,
Dee. 90, iSse. =. e. HARHAN
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Fruit Cans and liars.

II"%tNG been appointed agent for the sale OF
1 IL Arthur's s;elt-Seeling Cans and Stone Jars !
VIII keep constantly N hand supply Of these ad=
mr9eo articles for safe at manufacturers prices.
ftsd the following certificate.
June =, 1857 GEO. Il. PRICE,
:. y have used for snmc time, and are still using,
beth at tie Girard and La Pierre Houses Arthur
oeit-SeaIn" Caus for putting up fresh Fruit toma-
toes, &c. and find them, in all respects, admirably
adapted to the purpose. They possess many advan-
tages over all other Cans that we have seen. ilav-
so ttied and proved them, can speak confident
y Of tlGir value.
PRESBURY s BILLINGS.
Ffoeriotdrs Girard and La Pierre Houses, Phil.
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little dsi.sIats.
sOsS0,s Warns. &c,

I HAVE two NJ. : Little Giants in store, which
which will be sod at Il small reduction to close a
nnIsi mnmpnt GEO. i. pRIGE.
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.A0Ck E'Oarefel'.
%'E'ssYES,

~ KEGS Rock and Rife Powder and Safety
~ Fuse. Just received and for sae.
April 1, ls57 GEJ Z. PRICE.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

. q 6i.F RS! D 2, Il 1IN SrREET,
siauDton, Va,
,fSiiE subscriber, who wan. recently Pro
prietor of TAihQR's H0IEt., Winchester,
has leased, and is nnS II P1ssJssie3' 81 that ~,
,kao8n and psPaar Ho@5e, tde
N A TiONAi. HOTEL.
in stanton, This Houge has been ~ long and "a
yorabiy known thai little heed ee sid to cali The
attention Of the publictoi-. naviar lad consider
able experience in lis bssinesa th1 snbscriber be.
heres that he will be able, bynndtded aud assiiu-
Gus attention. to make ils patrons comfortable.
whilst under his root.
To tho people 81 the cornts esffFt:a,y, he would
say that HIS means Of accommodation will be found
q DC exactly suited to Their warts. Ilis.ablc viii
be equal TO any in tbs place al al scaS,.irof the
year. His servants are Ls6alited aud atteutiye
and his stabhug is unsurpassed in this region of
country for its extent and excellent alrone eIncnt
lie therefore invites fall share of tie local patrol.
age vita the tuiles; confidence ttet nj, g.csts W IN
find everything ius Hs try eould.W.h. FOR tho
accommodation of the raess ~ zpualir. al onni-
tas will always be 10 attendance at 80 jrpo On the
arrival of the trains, astd a.h con -t the pas,en-
gers To and from the Hotel fleece. chlrge. and in
ample time for prsseugess to take thcir meals and
get to tse cars in time to secure thfT tickets aud
seats Charges fer Dinner aud EIAfsp iced. ii raid
at the time, 62l& cents; If charged =, cents
Jan. I, ls57--tf. WM. II tHI.NfS0S
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ALL KINDS OF
] OBJ PR TN T I n G.
DONE AT THE OFFICE
oF THE
"EErl BLIfAS INDICATOR"
Staunt0n, Va.
Rags Rags Rags.

Save the Rags they gre all eaated-
aud many dollar may tie made by saving
them. Bring them to the Nindicator Office
and we will pay the highest price in CASH
for them.
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b. +. POINTS.

w u BoOk w @S OF MON ~ Al L.
Main St, Stauntun. Va
II As gu hand and is now manufacturing nc lar
ges, and hesi assortment of Tin. Gop7tr, a,F
Sie.t Iron liore.z ever offered in this mar GET
STo rs Of Al ENDS aoastantly on Sand. Hoe9eg
cdd NoEsc GEesrinJ done OF the best material, low
or casn. arch y, ls5i-tf.
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D { NJ T AL NOTICE.
WIN. CHAPMAN

4 ~ s removed TO Staaasna. ~ sill De found It
l. pr. ARrHUas Office four doors from the VA
uonal Hotel, whcn not professionally engaged in
the cUHntrY. April Ii, ls57--tf.
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NEW GOODS AT GOSHEN
NELL, LAhA & CO.
SPRING md SIMMER GOODS,

. are no. re-ctT.ng at THEN old stsnt on the line
of the va. Central Railroad, at Goshen Depot
unty Of Roclbridge, a large and heaTy stock q
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GfRECfAN VARNISH-A very superior articl,
II for earnistn pictures. &c, At
March Ii LAIRD 4 LINKS, Druggist.
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H. IAWT0N. manufacturer and dealer in Roets
II. and Shoes. at Cusning's Old stand Main St
stanton. Va. He has in his employ Mr. MILAN
AAthENF q flashed and enpericn eed workman, who
viii give mis- attention 10 the business
March Fl ls51.
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SPRING SUPPLY
OF FURNITURE

ow roceiv.ng my spring supply of FUR
RE. Of the latest patterns. NJ stock on
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-17
FROM ST LOUIS.

Nov. 1Gth-Mr. Louder chief engineer of
Magraw's wagon road survey, arrived OH Sat
urday en- route for Washington. The cxPedi-
ton are in winter quarters OIL Wind River, near
the South Pass. Louder corroborates the pres
vious reports in relation to destruction of gov
ernment trains by the Morrnons. In consc.
quence of new discoveries by Loudcr's party,
and were approaching Salt Lake Valley by the
Aspen plains at the Western descent
The Santa Re mail arrived ut Independence
on the 6th. Business duh and money scarce.
The party encountered snow storm this side
of Fort Denson Grass and Water were album
dant on the plains. The Cheyenne Indians
were armed, and great alarm was felt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-17
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON

New Yonx, Nov. 16-Thc steamer City of
Washington arrived this morning, bringing
dates to the 4th inst. The same as received by
steamer Ariel. a.
Eastern commenced on the Sd inst, and had
moved several feet when an accident occurred
to the machinery, which put a stop 10 further
operations. The luismanagement of the drama
caused serious injury to several workmen, one
of whom died. The London Times says that
operations cannot be un 9 until December,
in the meanwhile the vessel is i'll danger OF
settling.
The London Money Market was unfavorahIy
affected by the Niagara's adviccs. Money was
active, but the Bank continued to lose gold,
giving rise to apprehension that the Bank rates
would advance to per cent. The acceptances
of Wilson, Hallett & Co., Liverpool, have been
returned.
Tie City of washington's specie list amounts
in all to 49, 900, an increased amount over the
previous steamer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-17

The RiCer still goes down, The landing
yesterday was dull, muddy and almost deserted
except boatman here and there traversing the
gloomy place The Courier arrived yesterday
from Cincinnati with tolerable trip. The local
packets are bringing in considerable produce
from above and below, and the only perceptible
stir is created by their arrival, and departure.
There were 10 feet inches in the channel
last evening and falling Rain all day.
The falls are now navigablc for steamers to
ascend or descend, and the feet of coal boats
that have been laid up at Jeffersonvil!e went
over on Saturday on their voyage to the South.
The Louisville Courier states as matter of
reference in regard to the Ohio river, that the
greatest freshet ever known was in 1887
Then, according to hestatistics of Captain Lock-
hart, the superintendent of the canal, the river
at the head of the falls rose altogether fortytwo
feet At the foot ofthe falls the rise was sixty
four feet In 1847 the rise of water was nearly
equal to the food of 81. In ordinary freshets
the water has risen some thirty-six feet at the
head of the falls and fifty-two feet at Portland.
In the Ohio, at the lowest stage known, there
were seventeen inches water on the shoalest
bars, and only four inches on the crest of the
falls. During the low of the summer of 1856,
there were about four inches water on the falls,
and pass. The falls pilots then improved the
navigation Of the falls by blasting out the rocks
by which they increased the depth ten inches
and widened the chute from twcnty-eight TO
fifty feet