The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08

! Essnn determined 10 improve The recent
/ ,ise to the utmost. We regret to note
that the river is receding, slowly it IS
true, and unless We have rain soon, it
will be too low for the larger boats ply
ing on the upper Ohio.
Below will be found the latest news
received at this office from points down
the river. The arrivals and departures
Of boats yesterday, as well as the depart
ures to-day, are given.
Thesieamer Leni Leoti arrived from
Parkersburg yesterday morning, on
good time, and departed ior PlttsOuFg
at s o'clock a. m, with fuIl TRIP.
The Delaware arrived from Pitts
burg Wednesday night, about ~ a.
IN, and layed over until yesterday
morning, and took her departure be-
tween S and 9 o'clock for Nashville.
The Delaware is in charge OF Captain
Calhoun.
did not arrive from BellAir until y
O'Clock yesterday morning, on account
OF handling so much freight at BelIair
the night before. She, re-shipped over
two hundred tons by the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad, the freight almost
making Train itself, filling over 20 OF
the large freight cars. The McCul-
Capt. Moore is going to make trip
with his fine steamer 10 Cincinnati,
leaving here on next Saturday evening
at o'clock. See advertisement.
SalIie V. arrived from Parkersburg
yesterday morning, and returned at II
a. IN.
The Importer was detained at Ben
wood yesterday until noon. She and her
barges were loaded to their utmost ca
The Forest City arrived and departed
The popular Sunnsh racket, James
Rees, did rot arrive until ) p. m, hay
ing so much freight 10 handle that il
detained her.
The fine steamer Rebecca, will be
found at the landing this morning, and
will return TO ParkersburX to-day at
II a. IN.
The following boats left, yesterday,
at their usual hours:
Leni Leoti, for Pittsburg; Delaware,
for Nashville; j. n. Mccullough and
Sallie W, for ParkersbuTg; Forest City,
for Steubenville; ]. Rees, Tor Suntish.
At dark, last night, the mark showed
four feet six inches, and falling.
Boats leaving to day, Nov s:
Rebecca, for Parkersburg, at II a, m;
| Forest City, for Steubenville, at ~ p.
M; Jas. Rees, for Sunfish, at 3 p. M;
New State, for Cincinnati, at D p. M;
Leni Leoti, for Parkersburg, at 10 p. IN.
The steamer Express, Captain Phil.
! Anshutz, will arrive some time to-day,
| from Cincinnati, and will leave for Par
kersburg on Saturday, at II O'Clock n.
m. Steamer LEM LeOti will be found
at the wharf this evening between o
| and 10 O'Clock, and Will depart for Par
| kersbuTg nj the latter hour.
MARIETTA, o., nov. 6.-G:3O p. M
| Weather clear and cool. River feet
inches, and rising slowly
The Sallis V. passed up for Wheeling
| at seven this mornings Leni Leou up
| for Pittsburgh at eleven o'clock this
morning. The Oil City left for Zanes-
PoMERoY, o., Nov. &C. p. NJ
| There are i've feet of water in the chan
mel between here and Cincinnati, and
/ the river is rising slowly.
The steamer Harry Dean passed down
4 this evening from Marietta TO Cincin-
| natl, with good load Of freight.
! The steamer Emma Graham has re-
sumed her trade between Parkersburg
/ and Gallipolis,
| CISCISSATI, Nov. THE ATgOsy de.
parted for Pittsburgh early in the after
noon. She will be back in time TO leave
water permits. Her pilots are VIM.
| Hall and George Hughes.
The Silver Spray got all the freight
she wanted, and left for New Orleans
yesterday. She was the first boat out
this season, and lead oil in the Express
Line.
The Kate Putnam left for Pittsburgh
yesterday, towing "A barge. Boat and
barge were loaded with iron ore-the
former drawing nearly four feet, and
the lattOr over three.
The Il. Il. Hudson, one Of the finest
packets that come TO this port, will
leave to-day for PuTkeTsburg and
| POmerOy. She will accommodate pas
sengers by leaving them at any point
they desire, where she can make
landing. Capt. j. T. Russell will have
communal. and Mr.. VIM. List will Of
| ficiRte in the office. These are gentle
men who hive made hundreds OF warm
! friends along the river by their uniform
courtesy.
/. The Lizzie Hopkins went on the
/ Eureka Docks yesterday morning.
| The steamer Mollie Norton, which
has so often been offered fer sale by
I the Sheriff OF Hamilton county and by
the u. 5. Marshal, yesterday found Il
purchaser in Capt. W. II. Adams, at a
sale by the latter officer. The price
paid, It is understood, was 5000.