Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-26

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Tue threatening rain broke forth yesterday,
saorning at an early hohr. and &ontiHusds unit
nooa, since which time the weather has boon much
cooler, butts,nLuf elosdy spd lovsEIag. . frs -.
The rIvsr has cont;ndsd to saH rapiaiy ana
steadily, leaving the wharf Ia horrible eondi-
tIon--rsnderipg long gaggsays necessary In
order TO reaen tAesw bari boaas,~,rIf fffs 4 sss Il
Business Il ssfssntfy improving and a god
deal Of freight Was hApdlsd yostsrday
Tho arrivals and dspartsrsf since weaneads - /
nisht we're the Gen. Anderson, Cairo 20 Evans
VILE and TsthrS haFmots . Rssssifls 30 Loais- !
Vile; Morning Star, Louisville to Henderson and
return: Kate Rsblnsob, Cincinnati % esaAhviih
Liberty no 2, Louisville TO Memph'si Carrie
Nashville 20 Evasbsilis; ST. Patrick. hapfhia to
Louisville; Alice Dean, Memphis to Cincinnati
The Gen. Anderson had excellent trip IN
yesterday morning, Including 81 bales Of eotsor,
TO 20 forward yesterday evening by the unrivAiisd
Cotton ExpFesa, TIE Anderson took a good re-
turn trips insiudltg large number - Pesssn-
gers We are told by parties Who oaae mp On her
that the Anderson did some tall running ON the
trip.
The Meeting star came iufrom louisville
about FOX o'efook, with modefatS trip, aud left
on her return about O'Clock, full Of people.
AmoNN Der pp1eenk NfH uD9sfA 3e1Aaf9aJ AA1hh-
ing vas our elegant friend Capt. Gus Lemeke.
The Marmora arrived lreEa Nashville yesterday
morning, crowded with parotsd rebel Soldiers and
prOcssasdr ~ I.onlsvllls.v gsbs will rstarn to
NAshviifs Oh monday nrxf - - - tAA4 - @te
Ths big Liberty No. 2 had magnificent trip,
and added largely here. she had an immense
passenger trip, and went out with her guards coss
Tes Ka,s i,ot , mon q K a.d III dis ,rio
The cauio arrived from Nashville yesterday
evenings with handsome trio Ioeiuding Atty
thr.e hlissof iot aecS, and far more passengers
than she could room.
The Carrie VIII leave this evening for Fast.
port, the pioneer packet I'm the Teunessee river
trado. pretty fAir trip Il already scored for
her, ana anumber Of laAdirg citizens, We learn,
will 20 as passengers among whom We note the
namss Of Capt J. r Cox, Capt Lyon. Jos. Glover
and othstA4 Wo predict for the enterprise n com
plsts succssa, " our citizens do their duty. The
Carrie IL . pleasant oAt, and her officers are
ssllsnt gentlemen.
The EInora will be the regular independent
packet from Louisville to-day, under comma d OF
anew captAin--oapt. biehey having stopped on
on bnsinsss ELoa Be6lsf and Maj. C reen will 10
found on hand. TO 10 pAssen era aud freight.
With those 'plrssAst snile4 faF'wheh they are
proysrbiai. She win return 10 Louisville this
evening.
Ths Rose Hite, the Mall Boats packet, will also
DO hare from Loulsvils, and Will return thu.
evening Her oficers--Capt Evans aud Clerk )
t. Psndlston-are plszsaat and con Isous gentle
men, aud .will see that passengers have every com
fort. So aatsltse .saa asf-f ~
Ths sale of the Juno win take placs Monday
at New Harmony. instesd o. aft Vernon, vs. We
had IL.
The great Missouri viii ts here GU Monday for
New Orleans. Passengers aud shippers Will please
take notice.
The Alice Dean passed MP about - O'Clock
with full cargo Of cotton.
The ", PsAElek did no eFElyc nRtil near ~ u.
night, 700 late Tor ns 10 ascsrtair what Kind Or
trip she had,
Map,ss.t lssaa,sE IN rtie, aapt. paRg n. BRADY.
from Nashville to Evansville, May Esd, 1885
Ford, Noel 90. 6 hhds tobacco; Brown, D q
90, ~ aoi McKenney, Co do; White Bros,
do; w u stoddard, pkg glass; re-shipment,
IL hhds fohAcco e y Eaaes st q VI Has #8l
The Cumberland Was stationary when We ieit,
with 80 ieet water Un Hartei h shoals.
W. h. HAMPTON Clerk.