Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
eLEAN1N0s PROM oUR ExcHANsEs.
ncinnaa The Commercial Of a Ondaylsay

/ Jtnctnao1 Inc OOmultECihl OF MOhuhy says
The weather xss cold and cloudy yesterday,
with the mercury at 800 above z 70 vt A. M
bright, ger tai sun made sun lay gay ! AAt7 r M.
| ths tn rmome er advertised $50 above zero
Here he river has receded II INCHES during ths
"a hours ending last night. Tiers are6Z fest
henre - Louisville rFr 1
The iriends Of caPt.J. B. hrchsr Will be grati-
fed 10 eaTn th4s he Is still improving in health
| he IS now ,reftting the Autocrat for the Louis.
vii e,and alnpais trade. BE con templates est b.
| fishing suecal wharf boat at POrsIand for the
| accom- nc alton Of shapperss-s -
We are ore tiafS grst fed to h ar that Major
| Jno. DAVIS will superin eBd the completion of
tee new Memphis and Louisvilis packet New
Glend lie.
loving to the pressure Of descending coal boats
in tue cinai, We learn by private dispatch e.
| ceived By SUI erintendent w. Ii. colt, that he
| nai twenty -four hours.
Cairo spa en- OF the 17th to this. oincin-l
natl Commercial says:
Larg- QUANTITIES of -four and other freight has
been floating pas the city on the ice to-0sy, su :
pos % lie ON lie teamer GeoIg W. CIR. ,m,
azISuad at Dog Tooth. The~AdB4ns zJac5ts went
to her ass stanee ys lerday, AID has not urned
The Commercial Of shnd- y says,
Tie John H Gro sb ok departed for New Or
leans, With go ,oas p : ses Asa barge. por-
| parry, II OF Johu Longs game c cks. 1000 bar
iels Of .hYsky 800 sacks u Inaast.an 81 mnlss.1
Cal tain pa. CLARK A'riY from Memphis
/ wi be Iesqy 10 load f'r, Memphis a d White
\ RI err direct, on "Wednesday next She is b iig
thoroughly rcpsired, ref ted AID refurnIsIe ed
Il iestsrd y, we noticed for the first ime since
/ the rebsi fon old time broad-h born nAtboat,
add v.th produce, descending The riser cpso-
/ Captain ". ", Deem, OF the steamer Wet
! morelsnd, ard II. D. Potter, Eco, and ls5y, Of
/ this city, were among the John r. Groesbeck's
designs visiting Havana, with the hope of reortit
ing ms nesithafs u 90 - Ls1Aa = "a s- = l.
Loaisvits-The Courier of Monday says:
The riv was falling yesterday, with feet 4
inches water in The canal BY the pier mark, at
| IA inches at land and about inches at the
head Ct the falls. The weather has very mateIi
4 ally moderated On the falls last evening there
were 40 Inches water in the pass down the Indi-
ana chute, and falling slowly.
The canal has been filled with ccal bargey and
floats, destined for the South, since early Sstur.
day, with the barges Of the Eagle, S ar, and Doll
pbins some 2Tfn nun Der, ala dragging their slow
| lengths along.
TIE Memphis ppeal, of Wednesday, has the
runner that the Morning Star will run any packet
/ connected with o regular line, FROM Memphis to
any point North, on the Mississippi or Ohio riv-
ers. Here is an opportunity for a trial Of speed.
NashviHe. The Nashville papers Of Sunday
report thsrfysr falling very slowly with 80 iachss
on tho shosls.-t = -
| Tha Emma Floyd was aground a few days ago
at Iogrsm shr ais, between Canton and Tennes.
Mills,.bu had succeeded in getting sfoat, and
ct last aecoun T. ID her DO turned toward Nash
vile. Geographic dispatch has been received
| stating tcat che Is
i At the foot OF Dover, .ft,r, ga 8
/ 5 so - :. And cannot get over. So II
Il The Cumbs land got aground at the mouth of
|, Harpeth. ard in swinging around broke her hog
chain Our last dis patch from the sh ais reports
Ben Egan stiti cursaDs Bill Boye's dispftch.
II The y cut loose from her moori1Hs yester-
day and turned her JAG. staff towards Smithlsnd
The Imperial lsfE Saturday, fer the Ohio |
River A severe snow was eSailing Saturday |
night.
S. Lcus-we bave had no st. Louis papers for |
several days. - 49,. - |
.1lA11a BOATS Lgkv1se ro-D4Y. A4-sy1 --
For Cafro.--Ihe queeply Armada, the pride of |
the Lower Ohio, in command of that veteran Cap |
tain J. Y. Throop, viii leave at ~ O'Clock for |
Cairo and ell way points. Passengers and ship
pers will b. most courteously waited at the
ON e by tn pleasant young gentlemen Billy
Dun aud Val sorenson.
For Louisville. elegant J. 7. McCombs
will be the regular mail boat for Eouisyills this
evening, in charge of those careful aud popular
officers Capt Frs1k Hurry and ar. Smith.
For -NasbgilIe The lelegsnf light draught
stea ner J. P. Webb, leaves for. Nashville at ur
O'Clock this evening, efsripg elegant attractions
to shippers aud Travellers Her, chief officers are
Opt Hodge. Brown, ana r. II. Wilson. whose
courteous attentions VIII render she trip pleasant
and delightful. 90 or sssassas,sa5 70 -
For LoHieriHe The lid winged Liberty No 2
may be expected early fhs morning, en- route to
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