Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
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The Cine matt Commercial Of Monday says;
The weather was clear aud del ghtfally please
ant yes terday, with bright sunshine Last night
II was cold and clear, with slight Indications OF
snow A. Pittsburgh, the river IL falling, with
fs 6 inches in the channel last night BY the
Mono ngah ala marks. Here, IL has Ieeeded z
inches during the "A hours ending last night.
There are 61z feet hence to Louis,i .;
Capt. Hugh Campbell. late OF the famous Pey-
tona, win take charge # the Peoples Line Louis
vile packet, Wild Wagner. fsy aa88etx
The Argosy No. 3, from. Cincinnati, arrived at
Jacksonville on Thursday night, and the Louise
left the same point on Friday night Cor Cine u
Batb with GOO bales Of cotton. There are $3.50
bales Of cotton at Johnsonville for Cincinnati
awaiting shipment. and 500 bales additional ar
irving there, at the rate Of three and four hun
dred bales daily. .-a- $3.50.
The louisville Democrat, of Monday. says:
The river was abont 90 a stand yesterday, wi th
four feet five inches of water in the canal It BE-
ing unday, business was almost entirely ans
pended on the wharf. The weather was cool and
pleasant. = 3+ss.t ~
The g.. Louis Democrat, of Eopday. says:
The river Is falling two inches per day ae this
point The upper rivers ara faiiing slowly
There is six feet Cairo four feet in all the up
per streams. At latest accounts .there was in the
Arkansas scant two feet; in White river three
fees and 10 st4 Francs' river two feet to r. bin
son's....-...Our business with the South coHtinues
good; with the upper O res ms It Is dul Weather
again nne.:.:-.rhs command OF the me A. q
IA. packet Mississippi has deyolyed upon Captain
O. Il. Dcavo. Wepfesnme biz predecessor, Capt.
ct. O. Thomson gees on one OF the other boats
A dispatch from Cairo Of the 10th says:
The Argyle left for New orleans this morning
with full cargo and loaded barge, butsstruck o
rock at Cairo Point, causing her to leak badly.
She run ashore foer miles beow on the Mis-
souri, side, and the Gen. Anderson went 10 her as
have been at work all day pumping and taking
on freight, but water in her hull IL slowly gain
ing. Hopes are still entertained Of saving the.
Argyle. Deck load al taken of.
a. a. #
Yesterday the weather was uhusuafiy warm for
the season. 1t was cloudy part Of the day. the
wind from the southeast, with strong indications
Of raini but, most fortunately, we hid nonss
though we feel very sure { win come soon-
Business was very lively on Nthe landing, 30
many boats preparing to leave port; and we are
glad 70 say many, if not all of them, had fine
frsi1ht and passenger trips.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
For Cairo-The grand Arm ada goes
to Cairo at II O'clock this afternoon.
That famous officer and popular gentle
man Capt. J. V. Throop in command,
and Mr. Billy Dunn yonqg married
man, possessed Of untold virtues and
accomplishments, is her chief Clerk.
Val Sorenson has,charge, Of the freight
department, and is always reliable and
attentive. The Armada is a capital
boat. Go on her graxs9 IT, SKE
For LouisUil1e-The elegant J. T.
McCombs, Capt. Frank Hurry, goes to
Louisville this evening, Offering excel
lent accommodations. -uETla9za r.
For Nemphis-The magnificent Ia
rascOn, Captain jim Lusk, Of blessed
memory, in command, and John Pendle-
ton, hunky boy, in the office, goes to
Memphis to-day. She ia bully boat,
with a bully crew, and cabin like a
palace. 't''-t Z. 'o'.A 80 I.
For EGstpOrt-The elegant Sam Orr
will return to EastpoFt this evening,
offering excellent inducem ents to pas.
sengers and shippers. sals z5ss,et
For Louisville wild ST. Patrick,
commanded BY DR., Geo O,Hart, will go
to Louisville from Memphis to-day. If
you want to goto Louisville nice go on
the wild Irish Saint. aA1sissa