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ATTENTION, FARMERS!

HAVING enlarged my establish s.SA
IL mcn', (rrxt door 10 the Post - ~
olIice,) thereby increasing my facilities Z
for the manufacture OF H1RNESS, &c.
would call the attention Of Farmers to my stock
of goods, before purchasing elsewhere. will
guarantee to scll rs low goods of the same
quality can he purchased elsewhere. l also
Keep constantly on hand ali articles usually
found in n well regulated Hurness establish
r"iit. viz:
Buffalo Robes,
Horse Covers,
Carriage Blankets,
All Kinds Whips,
Collars,
Chamoise Skins,
Spongcs. Horse Brushes, Maine Brushes, Name
Gnbs, Curry Combs ratent Fastening Hamcs,
Tfncc Chains, Breast Chains, Halter and Dog
Ciains, Wheel Grease, Spurs, Lashes, Ankle
Boots, &r
iD-Aiso continue to manufacture Perkins
mproccd Harness oil and Biarh.
Thankful for past tavors, would respectfully
ask All increasing share o: y",r patronage.
JOHN PERKINS, Jr.,
Oct ~, 1850 Elkton, Md.
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Henry H. Kimble,
j. H. Crawford,
Charles Riley,
Basil Haincs,
Thomas Lane,
w. Emerson,
Barclay Reynolds,
Sam'l Logan, (of SD
Nathan Griffith,
Johnson Shippers.
John F. Stephens,
Robert Hart,
wv. II. Pcarce,
d. G.. Way,
John Stump.
John l.. Smith,
Isaac n. Pyle,
Daniel Bratton,
w. II. Knock,
Charles Hall,
Absalom Roman,
lG. II. Buchanan,
John Reyburn,
Charles A. Bryan.
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SAMUEL G. MAcKEY, Of Rock Meet
ing House, Md, and Thomas G. Collins, of
Hickory Hill, Chester county, started for
Pixies Peak yesterday (Tuesday.) We hope
they may come back with pockets well filled
with the yellow rocks that are said to abound
in that locality. They expect to engage in
the overland transportation business in that
rcgion-when they get tired of digging gold.
Oxford Press.
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Eya miners, Notice.

THE undersigned appointed by the Coun-
L ty Commissioners Examiners, to view
and determine whether the public conven.
ience requires the vacation of that part of
the public road from James Marcus, on
Elk River. to the Frenchtown Turnpike.
which lies between the said turnpike and
the Frenchtown Il. r., and the location of
new road, from the point where the present
road DIVORCES from said Railroad, 20 the
Elkton and Warwick road, hereby give
notice that they will meet at the point where
the Elkton and Warwick road crosses the
Frenchown Pike, ON TUESDAY, MAY
LIST, next at o clock A. NJ, to proceed to
the discharge of the duty assigned them.
THOMAS MILLER.
DANIEL BRATTON,
JOSHUA JACKSON,
mar 81, 1SG6-5w Examiners.
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Sulnnl0ned:

r. d. McClenahan,
}. e. McNamce,
James Mckane,
Jacob I. Collins,
Vim. Cameron.
VIM. 7. Miller,
John n. Black,
j. ii. Pryor,
Joshua jackson,
J. d. Kitchener,
Joseph W. Shippers,
James McIntire,
c. C. Carpenter,
Richard l.. Thomas,
James johnson,
Jesse Irwin,
r. b. Goodyear,
VIM. Armstrong,
VIM. Il. Warburtou.
A braham De Witt,
Jeremiah Rittenhoust
A. Bricklcy,
Thomas I'hacker
James McCauley,
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nlarric0.

Deaths and Marriages inserted In this paper
without CHARGE but Obituaries either prose or yerse
must be paid for IN ADVANCE at regular advertising
raes-one cent per word for prose and two cents psr
word for poetry, In order to secure publication.
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BOHEMIA BRIDGE COMPANY

oOItLWuA DnJU06 IUWfHVI.
NUllCE is hereby given, that Books will
be opened for fbe purpose of receiving
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Capital Stock of the
Bohemia Bridge Company, in pursuance of
the Charter passed ut the January Session.
1893, chapter $ls, and the amendment thereto
Passed at the last session Of the Lea;,lature
Tor tor two weeks, beginning on MONDAY. the
Sth OF APRlL. next, and closing on Satur.
DAY, the 2lst day of April, at the following
In Elkton, at the Bank in Chesaneale
City, at the Office of George w. Bennett.
ana W,, IN Cecilton, at the Shop of VIM. r.
The price of each share is Forty Dollars.
One dollar must be paid on each share at
the time of subscription. ~
BENJAMIN F. SLUYTER.
GEORGE A. FORD,
FRANCIS B. CIRCUMSTANCES.
WILLIAM +. KNIGHT,
LEWIS P. ELLISON,
GEORGE w. BENNETT,
J.: 7. MCCULLOUGH,
WIN. 7. WELDON,
mar 81, lSGG-2w Commissioners.
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LIST OF LETTERS
NOTICE..

HAFlNG sold he Stock, Good Will and
4 Fixtures Of my store to Samuel p.
Steward. all persons indebted to me are
requested to call and settle their accounts
Immediately, otherwise they will be placed
in the hands Of an officer for collection.
WILLIAM p. MORGAN,
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ASSESSMENTS PosTPoNED.-An Act
was passed by the Lower House of Congress
on Wednesday last, postponing the assess
ment Of incomes and articles in schedule A,
which constitute carriages, pianos, watches,
&C., for two months, on account of propos.
ed changes to be made in the Internal Rev.
enue Law.
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The LADIES are requested to meet at
the house of Mr.. Nicholas Hiss this (Satur.
day. evening, at I! o'clock, for the purpose
OF concerning measures to contribute toward
the National Sailors and Soldiers Orphans
Home.
The orphans of those brave men who lost
their lives in the war for the Union, should
be remembered by the public.
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ltOAL.- Tho celebIted Baltimore Company
4 Coal for Family Csc, on hand and for sale
Sept !, ls6s y. SCOTT PkO
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UNDERTAKING.

I am prepared to furnish COFFINs, at the
L shortest notice. OF Rosewood, Mahogany,
WALNUT, or covered with Cloth, Trimmed and
iinisFN''i in the best style. METALLIC BURIAL
CASES and CASkETS Silver Plates encra-
we'd with name, age and death, furnished al
short notice, when desired.
Ice Bogcs for putting corpse in ice always on
hand. Charges low, and no extra charge for
attending funerals ut any distance.
K. Ma2SIIBANK.
April 10, 1S65-1v
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MEETINGS OF
County Commiss,.c nerS.

TIME regular meetings OF the Co. MY Com
l. rissioners will be held on tue seeono Tues
DAY OF every month.
Collectors and others having accoupts to :,
the recess Of the Board. BY Order.
JAS. 3. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Commissioners Of Cecil county.
Jan 20, 1867 ~
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CONTINUATION.

The business will be carried on at the old
stand, by the undersigned, who will keep on
hand Il general assortment of Provisions.
SAMUEL p. STEWARD.
Elkton, mar 81, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
sSyD4B Orlfans Bully Gtsstert.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, l8ee.
Aer Orleans Nroneg TIarhpt.


,
rtba dornvard tendency of Gold at New York
to-day has unfavorahly ahecteo this markell ana
rates have slightly declined from the opening
figures, which exhibited an advance upon Satur-
davis quotations. The sales, SO far as verified
we're barely $4,000 small Gold at l4s, 5000 large at
1A9a $1,000 at I44 $780, $1T5O, $4,000 and $4,000 at
1d4l, $500 and $4,000 at l443, and $1,000 at 144l
sales Of Silver comprised $4,000 Mexican coin at
14A1, and $4,000 do. at l44a.
FOREIGN ExoHANdE-There is no quotabIe varia-
tion to report in rates Of Sterling or Francs The
suppyis quite limited and the demand exhibits but
little if any, improvement. The sales to-day have
been restricted to $500, 1880, fl000and $4,000 at
1924 a2OOO, $4,000 and $4,000 154 and 5000 l543
all clear Bills. Sales Of Francs included only
10000 at f3G75 for private, and f25,oOO at 1920
for Gold. We still quote Bank Sterling at 1850
1856 for Bank. 152A@l543 for Clear Bills; l5O0l5l
for Bill of Lading Bills, f3.623@S.6o for Bank
Francs, and fS S.7O@3,65 for outdoor Francs.
DOMESTIC ExeHANGE.--There is no alteration
vbateyer to refer to under this heading. Offerings
are moderate and the demand is not excessive.
THE purchases by banks and bankers to-day have
heen confined to $4,000 New York sight at 3-l6 fg
cent. discount; $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 do. at ! - cent. discount and $4,000
do. at ZIG ~ cent discounts $4,000 twenty days
and $40 900 thirty days., to party, al y cent
discount, and $4,000 and $4,000 thirty days at
II 70 cent. discount. The ruling quotations con-
tinue at n cent. discount at bank and TOT f9
cent discount out Of doors for sight checks on the
Northern cities.
UNCURRENT NOTES AND SECURITIES. The sales
Of the former to-day comprised $1,000 City OF New
Orleans notes at 99t@99t $4,000 do. at 994 ),
$4,000 Louisiana State notes at 944, and $4,000
United States l0-40's at 98 whilst the movement
in securities included only ten shares City Railroad
stock dividend on) at FOG, and $4,000 City Bonds
to Railroads at 85.
BOARD OF BRoKERs-There was no movement
of any laportance at the Brokers' Board to-day,
and we therefore omit further reference to II.
SPECIAL DIsPATcHEs.-Tbe subjoined private
kilograms received to-day, have been handed to
Us for publication:
LIVERPOOL, Sept 8.-Cotton-Demand active,
prices advancing Uplands l4ad. Sales to-day
25 900 bales Sales for the week 100000 bales.
LONDON, Sept. 28.-United States 5-20's 7ls.
New YoRK, Oct. 1.-Gold opened at LAG.
1880 A. N. Gold 1859. Cotton-Demand fair; prices
fl mat 394@42. liza. 1.-Gold 146B; cotton mar
ket firm. Holders asking higher rates. Uplapds
A2043 Orleans 430144. Exchange firm. Sight
IO85@9S. Commercial 1O7@lO73; 5-20's 1888 bid.
Coupons ll2j j@ll24; second series l082 bid. Cou
pons IO9S third series 1889 bid. Coupons 92@93
IO4O's 99@lOO; 1905 1861; second series 1O6.
IL I'M Gold LAG. Cotton-Demand fair; prices firm
atprevious quotations. P. M.-Gold l45b. Cot
fan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
PRESSES AND COTTON GINS
STAR COTTON GINS
AND CONDENSERs.
EMERY BROTHERS, PATENT.

These celebrated COTTON GINS differ materially from
other Gins in many respecs They simple compact and
portabe easily up and kept running order are
highly recommended being capable of turning
and better cleaned Gnned Cotton per day with
Of expended without injury the staple than any
other Gins yet introduced.
The CONDENSER and CLEANER attachments for these
Gins constructed with substantial Frames containing
revolving cylindrical of heavy perforated
attached to open iron heads The Cotton ginned
discharged from the Gins directly into the Condensers
the revolving screens and delivered from between
compressng rollers the discharge side of the oondensers
in thick sheet bat from the large of
and sand that would otherwise be discharged with the Cotton
into the lint by the ordinary pocess of ginning
For SALE with Or without Condensers, by
J. BRECKENRIDGE BABCoCK,
lis Poydras street,
Lock Box S9T: p. o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
PATENT CLoTREs-wAsHER.
THEHEDRAunIo oLoTREs wAsnnR
AND WRINGEB

The best and most useful invention Of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented
Has and better for lsbor
and the and tear of fabrics washed than any
chine All other machines either rub the clothes and e
ham out speedily do perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This not the case There no rubbing of the alobes an
consequently, and tear The washing is m og com
psy and thoroughly performed by the action of the wnee
aOns Send for circular giving ul explanation or cal and
examine them at the General Southern Agency
Goodindpeements offered to agents eesswhsre
sM. BARTON L CO.'S,
No. II TehoppltoaIas strset.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02

The Louisville Democrat says that the love of
the Jacobjns for the negro, and their advocacy of
negro equality, is not so strange when we con
slider that as a general thing every man is the
best judge of his own deseryings and capacity, as
well as of his proper associates and position in
society, and the man who thinks that a negro is
his equal is than likely to have placed COR
rect estimate upon himself.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON olET October o 1866. 5
Arrived yesterday-84 Texas Beeves, 70 Calves
and Yearlings, 1913 Hogs ard SO Sheep. sold-s12
Texas Beeves, 1872 Calves and Yearlings, 40
Hogs, 853 Sheep, and Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-l143 Texas Beeves, 796 Calves and Year
lings, 273 Hogs, l475 Sheep, and 26 Milch
CoIr, Wa ornta.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
AND PRODUCE,


n OFT, WoOD IL co.
dV. B. LOTT. Madison eo.--ow WOOD, Canton, Mlsa)
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
ooMMIss1oN MRRcHANTs,
65 Common and 40 Canal streets.
Major G Sebastian has charge q sales department
CAAEAEA0K q sQUIsEs,
WHOLESALE aRoCERs
81 New E4evee and 10 Fulton street,
Betwssn Gravier and Common streets
RS sVEs MGass GGss Self E9s
tas ae III o. sand nsq n
put d. CITY orders for fsniiy supplies Soiicted
GRoBaE Il. aARHER,
4. Q. GOODRICH, a. d. GOODRICH, O. B. RAr1EY.)
WHoLEHALE aRooER
-AHD--
U0mmissqon Merchant
Nos. o COMMON AND y CANAL sTREETs.
Il w. GosEEE,
WHOLESALE aRoUER
--AHD-
Commission AKerchnns,
NO. 'FRONT.' AND AND 10 FULTON sTREETs.
Eew orlsans
R .. wnhhHAMs.
WHOLESALE GR0UEB,
Iaew Leveo, 40, IL, ~ and Bt GrayeT STRESS
NEW ORLEANS.
RIDwELL, PAYNE % CO.,
H. BIDwELL, Z. G. FAYEE, JNo. n. PANE
WHOLESALE GRooERs, AND DEALERS In wEsTERr
PRODUCE,
No. 40 Tchoupltoulas streets
New Orleans La
WOODS, PICKETT d co.
B. 4. WooDs-wM. B. P1oKETT-M1KE L. WOODS,
@S Commerce Street.
GoLARK, STEWART q BIBB's OLD sTANB5
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Wholesale and Retail GSroeers,
COMMISSION NERcHAETs AND COTTON BROKERS.
REEERBEoEs:
Jursy Harris; II. W. Earle a Co.; Battle, Noble Co.
Col ]. O. Nixon, and Col D. B. Penn. New Orleans.
SUGAR. SYRUP AND AIOLAsSEB-
Crescent CITY sugar Refinery.
DoUBLE.REFINED LOAF,
ORUsEET.
--And-
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and YEIIow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
'-N'-1f' sUaARHoUse.
REBonEp moLAssEs
Aeulslana and West India
SUGAR and Mo1AssEs,
A. Thomson 4s Cos
Is Tchoupitoalas street
THEODORE PEALE.
WHOLESALE DEALER In
Liquors and Wines,
40 ToHoUPITeULAs STREET,
New Orleans
A FL. D'AEEzA, ooMMIssIoN MERCHANT.
--AKp-- s.
Importer of Cube Produce,
Also, Dealer in
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MoLAssEs,
Once No. 10 II. Louis street.
Louisiana and Cuba Sugar and Moasses always On hand
to suit purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02
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Sugar and 1EoIasses, ON H.evee, Plansa zion
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WE. A. fhhhlNs New Orleans, g. n sWENsoN, N. r.
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30 and So New Levee street.
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SAao1 sssooEEIEs, BOAT AND Bah sToEER
No. % Common street NeT oriaana
rom hs 2eg sos9 70 s and Orders te Purchase
agSSs; pabs,a, Cash .dv.n,.. = 1''"'' s
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GROCERIES, WESTERN pRonUcr. r1rp op,rrx.
l NAILS, Etc,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02

stocz OF hand Sent lst. lss6balss lO2l3s
Received l39la
ll5,044
Exported since Saturday Observation-Disclosures. 823
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-28


TIE sEyyIScHEsrERn DIsAsTER.-We
have been shown a letter from gentler
man who resides near where the Vim
chester was burned. The letter states
that upto tho time It was written but
eight bodies had been recovered. The
bodies recovered were OF Mr.. yanmeter
and his three sons, who were moving
from Woodland, w. Va, to near Ro-
chaster, Pa; Michael Taggart, of Sar-
dis, Ohio; George Young, of Rochester,
Pa, the boat bar keepers and two negro
1iremen. The letter further states that
the superstition that Mr. and Mrs Al
geo and Mrs. Sheets were burned in the
boat is now thought to be wrong one,
as some escaped members of the boats
crew report having seen each one of
the persons named on theslower guard
of the boat, watching evidently for
some means of escape TO the shore.
The work OF dragging the river for
bodies has been suspended since Sun
day, on account of the high stage of
water and heavy running ice. AS soon
as the ice disappears and the river falls
sufficiently the work will be renewed.
The letter referred to also states that
the writer in abouta an honr on Saturday
raised SI24 in the town of Liverpool for
the sufferers of the disaster who were
left among strangers without money or
clothes. All parties bear testimony to
the noble manner in which the resi-
dents in the vicinity of the accident be-
haved towards the sufferers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-28

HOME PROTECTION UNDER DIFFICULT
TrEs.-A clever friend of ours, who
shall be nameless, hut who lives at
wellsburg, and who represented Brooke
county in the Legislature less than a
hundred years ago, with eommenda7
bic desire to foster home production and
industry wears a handsome suit of gray,
manufactured in Brooke county from
Brooke. county wool. A day or two
since he was dining at the Sprigg, in
this city, and was attended by darkey
who had seen service under Uncle Sam.
He seemed not little suspicious OF our
friend, who, however, took no notice of
it, until the darkey having supplied
his wants, paused beside his chair and
STOPPING down said in a friendly, conf
Dental way, but loud enough 20 be
heard by the others atthe table, "Guess
about year ago youtan' I'd hal been
shootin' at one another; but now, tank
dc Lord, we're all on one side" 80
Our friend, very much surprised, In
quired of his sable attendant what he
meant.
"Why,n said the darkey, looking sig
nificantly Mt our friends habilaments,
..wnsn't you a FOR
The look said the rest and our friend
"saw it''-as did the rest at the table.
"Charlie" tells the story on himself
but declares the Confederate gray" is
only on the outside-as all his friends
well know. 'si'A e. 4''
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DIR. TEJ KISNER.

ECLECTIC MEDICINES,
NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, Sd ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA.
FAR X HAVING SECURED THE SER
iDVICES Of an intelligent assistant, who
ns attend n5s6r to ths &C. OF @ n sna
bile him TO give more attention to out pa
ltients, especially to his many friends in the
his own office, and. all delivered to his pa
ltientS by himself DR.. X. treats all dtSeaSeSS
both Acute and GhIonte with which human
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful ihifnany OF those obstinate cases OF
supposed obe ineurable, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula. DIS
charges from the Ear, Ozena, Enlarged Glands,
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
bronchitis and-all diseases of The Throat
and 9assa . H5PeSisPy and ni 1s
Spinal Affections, and all diseases of the Ner-
iT6us System, Is aclzno wledged by all who have
lever known to the medical profession. DIR. k.
has been eminently successful in the treat
ment OF All diseases peeniiar 20 women, w
ILeucrrhea, Uterine and Ovarton Tumors,
PTolapSus Uteri and all Nervous diseases TO
He Her makes a speeialty in the treatment OF
all Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
4 fgfabie VIE Biader and Noneretentton and
(3rayels Dialects and Difficult Urfnating, Sy-
philitic Diseases in all their varied forms
GhonarFheas its complicat ions and sequellae!
SpeFmatoTTheaa and potency and all afieo=
tions consequentupon outhfnl Ind lscretiona.
Also special attenttn ion paid. ito the treatment
of Fistulns, White Swelling, Scrofulous
Sores VaricoSe Ulcers &c, Persons afflicted,
particularly, with old Troublesome cases,
KISNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
medicine casii. . For visits in city, same as
other PhpSiciAns. Office hours, A NJ. to II
NJ. i p. n, tod P. NJ, and 8 p. NJ. to9P. II.
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s4afpr ssale.jgsa
Farm For Sale

TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
I sale his farm, lying near the Ohio RIVER;
eioft miles below Moundsville, in Marshall
eonnty. West Virginia. Said farm consists of
$40 acres nearly all under fence; over 100 acres
well watefed, and laid OF IN fieIds CONVENIENT
for stock or farming purposes. Inc Dnli9l lSs
Consist of a good brick house, well built
and neatly finished. A good frame barn
and stable 60. x ST feet; sheep hppsesS gQoh
corn cTihs whgOn sheds, smoke houses eoet5
and wood house, with all-otlieI- Necessary
out buildings. There are several g0od tenant
houses. Also, a large apple orchardot between
five and six hundred trees. now bearing OF
good selection.
two GOOD farms, each having good buildings.
Price SOS per acre, one-third down, balance IN
payments to sultEthe purchaser. Ii desired,
iIvSnid sell near 500 sheep to the purchaser OF
the farm. Also 40 or 5Ohead Of stock cattle,
and large stock of hogs. VIII give ,I I'M
Gain in the above property, MS am deteTInln-
81 10 sell, having pnTchaSed elseY herss Az
dress the Undersigned, aVPoFE attaiH' ohloI OF
call on the premises.
feb5-lmd&waY za1fisr ., 1 R-ISYEAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-28

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RIVER NRws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with about nineteen feet in
the channel. Heavy leo was running
all day. 49, So
The Potomac arrived from Cincinnati
before daylight, and will leave for the
same port nc 1 to-day. Her wheel
was pretty badly damaged in coming
through the ice, and she has been de-
layed In repairing 1t.
The FIoId made another start Tor
Pittsburgh, bntmet with the same sue
cess rs on the day before. She was
compelled to come back nfler having
gone up the river five or six miles.
The ifne Groee came up, landed, put
OFT some freight and passed on up to
Pittsburgh -l.li11--55..
The Rspe1Ie will leave for Cincinnati
this evening at 5 o'clock. She is a first
class boat, has recently been overhaul
ed. and Will be found u most excellent
boat to patroniZe. ,..5.at-,
The Eagle will leave for ParkersburC
at IL A. NJ. to-day. sttfFf
terday by Messrs. Booth, Battelle &
Co. announced the burning Mt Saint
Louis on Monday night OF the stealn-
boats Dictator. L,etidthd3i, HeytoaG and
Eafnn. particulars were given.
From a gentleman in this city we learn
that the Lepfdtkda and Luna were not
INSURED. They belonged TO the North
ern Line Packet Company, which take
their own risks. 1tis not known what
INSURANCE. was on the other boats The
Dictator will be remembered as having
been atTour landing recently. She was
huilt. nj Pittsburgh for the Mississippi
trnde. and was, with the other boats
destroyed, one of the finest boats on the
Western waters.