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Steamer Raliaor Sunk.--Loss Of Government
.Sloyes.-1'ee steamer Radnor, Capt Douglass,
bound from ST. Louis to Fort Leavenworth,
with cargo Of abou,sixly tons oil Government
stores and several smaller lots Of freight, struck
a stump when seven miles above Boonville,
and jus, a, the mouth Of Lamine river, and
sunk almost Immediately TO within six inches
OF her boiler deck. The boat and cargo, j, is
thought, will prove total loss; the latter being
mostly for Government, was, OF course, in.
sured. lAtt4 14