Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

The river 10 ri.ins hare, and hence to Pitts
burg.
heavy rain With almost constant lightning
AMI heavy Wind, prsyalIed dariag the latter par
Of Wed esday pight abd untl neatly aeon yes
trday. alter which tba weather was extremely
hot, IndieatfHg more rain.
There was Dot much business dons on thu isvss
yesterday. e1ospt By ths regular plekets
The arrivals were the Gen. Anderson Cairo 70
Evansville and rslura bertha EashTiile and
Ella Fabsr. Parkirftarg to 81. Louis; Liberty
No. 2, Louisville 70 Memphis Morning Star,
LouityIilst, Henderaon and rstwn Missouri,
Louisvils 20 New Orb ans.
Tho gsn Aneenou had fair TIP IN yesterday
morning. aud good trip out, leaving late last
evening. 500 tn rfF
The Bertha. nashville aud Ena Fsbsr. aud ons
or two ether bo4ts which passed without landing.
we're loaded with veteran troops
The Morning star had very handsome tr p
both ways. and elAlns that shs easily showed her
heels 70 the Liberty, which, n 50, proves her the
hss'sst boat on the river for Charley Cotton says
the Liberty Is double breasted lightning on .
limb.
The Libe ty All not haVs a heavy freight list,
but was full Of people. shs took some freight
from here.
The Fannie GILBERT Isfs for Groon river yssior-
day.
The great Missouri arrived late las. evening
drawing early Elk feet Of water, aEd crowded
with pArolsd rebel soldiers. She takes large
amount Of freight from here and will leave at 10
o'clock this morning. she has splendid passen.
ger aeeommf dstIons, apt Bard aud Sam
Barr, IT,, two Of The most genial and gentle.
manly officers anoat, aud will take vast pleasure
In making their guests feel at home. Passengers
fOrths South eau nud no plsasantsr boat to Gravel
on, o. p easanter men to travel with
The Enora, gay. elegant aud swifs, viii be the
independent packet from aud to Louisville this
evening, dHsrirg insuporabls attractions to Tas.
sengers and shippers Capt. Boyd 70 a veteran
0ffsr Of great urbapi y, aud Lou Bseler and
Major jim Green lziBgiy clever and polite.
Capt. john 8. Riehey is at the Wheel aud viii
find tho deepest water TO run over.
The Rose Hits will probsbiy DO here also. to-
d y, but Of this We have authoritative advice.
she lie a pleasant boat, Nell appointed aud we'll
efieorsd.
The big Superior will b found at the levee this
mornln 3, looking 80 charming as a pretty woman.
She will return to Memphis at O'Clock this after
noon. Merchants ard shippers should get their
bills dos q early, jack orammer aud Henry L.
Mitchell will wait en- passengers aud shippers
with great courtesy and accuracy
Among the Passengers by he Gen. Anderson
yesterday, VAS our handsome aud clerical locking
fri nd, Capt. James T. Cox. OF the firm Of Cox A
Humphrey, looking as cheerful and ruddy as
garden Of roses.
We are indebted 10 Jim Grson, OF the ElnOra
for Manifes'-recsivea too late for yesterday,
isauo,
81 Al late hour Ia eht we harmed from ths
agent Of the Rose Hite that she win be here TO-
y, and comes to stay.
MANIFEsr or sTEAs ER ELNoH A--KeIisr A W, {
bxs Eino; T seAhtlin Machine; @ Babeock. ~
idln wheels, lxs mdsa; ~ nAliam, stoves
n pots, pieces cast NJ, bxs mdse Gum
harta. brl Arteaian water; n U ID, 5 moving
machiBes; Bayhnrst W. 100 bris potA oes
white Bros. 20 hhds tobsec =. 70 pSgs Household
20, de-
June goth, 1865. J. W. GREEN, Clerk