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The Louisville Journal OF Inc a'n :"
slant says: The river continues 70 70 ''',. ~.
and there were IL feet water IN ,ne ,ne .. =.
nal last evening by the mark =. "I e.,
were seven feet water on tl'e 'sn'
boats descending. The Amaran'n es 'hsI.
up over the falls light. The ne''' W,
which was loaded, tried It also' "
could not stem he current. 49,, s.,.


By the Revenue, we learn ',s' .nr.. WV
urdav both the Aleghany and muno'h ,hs
hela were open and arising ous o.,,.d I
large quantities of floating ice P[ev.s Pn..nus
coal boats from leaving. Inc w. Nj,
passed a few coal boats beiwee" L ;.ht
and Pi,tsburg. We were toId nn" las, ."sh. -"
,ha, three boats, containing l4,ouoou;I, .,;I,
els Of coal, were lying below 0'A
Island. ..r;dlv


The Cumberland was rising l.p "a
on Sunday night, with 2 iee' "'"
the shoals.