Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

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Tho weather was clear ard hot yesterday. the
IN reary ranging at 30 degrees At noon, the hot
test ay or a month.
channel, aud ialllag. Here the river has risen
inci e. during the past as hours, with feet hence
TO L nsvilsa a feet In the Canal.
Can't. W. @. yoFls nas been appointed parma.
nsns capialn 10 the NJ, mph a CInelnnati Packss
Comp nys Line lie was ioaiing this Maggie
Hayes yestei day, In the absenee Of Captain Dan.
Conway. while hr cal; w. Bsnnst' oifela.'d IN
deslkna ed. He Is an enc getie, live steamboat
The Few ofHcs Of the Memphis a Cincinnati
Pa kst Company, No. 4 Public Landing was
opened for business yesterday. sumptuous re-
past was SIR ad, and wine flowed freely
The new S ic s9n%od,9S' conveniently sS, 70,
clerks have their Bills Of ladlng signed nj the
ONCE, thus saving the trouble Of going to tbs
The Pe-p'e's Lac have advanced the rate OF
frsip ht TO Louisyiis TO fifteen cents per hundred,
during low water
The Jewsss. Sir wifiiam Wallace, Anna Par
rett, Cora =, Onward, ard Rob Roy, are now In
the n OBJ 10 ard Mon tgomery trade, and the Hunts.
man stunning aa roe ular packet hetween Mo.
bile aud Montg merry.
steamer Keato, while lying at Latham's Lar ding,
on Sunhower YER, was boarded ~ party OF
guerrillas, claiming TO TO the same that robbed
the Dove o few weeks aiRoe, apd the officers and
crew were relieved Of enc watch, small amount
OF money, tobacco, POWDER eapa, &c. After hev
ing breakfast prepared for them, they compelled
the crew to put then AGREES this river saying they
were going 70 skipwlth's handing, which, II Il
PRESUMED, was FIR elect. They drew up in line
on tbs opposite shore, and gave three cheers for
the Keato. They requested. In the event Of the
publication Of the ana'r, that the facts oni y
should be represented, and that paper contain.
ing the same be left 81 Garvn's Ferry on the neat
trip. AZ there was plenty Of whisky on the boat,
they got on q general spree before leaving
AZ The Governments sale yesterday Capt. James
shuts purchased the steamer Genera Crook lot
&Tlo0, aud Capt. Jonathan Hamilton. the Cen
eral Msiggs. The squArs-bow wharf- boat At Cal
Mpoltn Was purchased by Alex. Beck OF Law.
rsncebnrg, Indiana, for IS 900.
LosisrsIle.-Ths Democrat Of Wednesday says
TIE river continues to fall slowly at this point
with four fsat in the canal yesterday. Business
,on the wharf was rather dull, with better pres
,pects Of more until the river rises. There q
plenty of dust ON the wharf and room for more
The journal OF Wednesday says
The magaihoept steamer 81. James wa
launched, yeatsstay, at Z O'Clock, from the sbsp-
yard Of Capt. ]. y Ford.
Nee Crleams The Times Of the 74th says:
The lIghtsst Of light draught boats now st tn
lAnd'ng, or to be found elsewhere. IL Capt ben
n. Kouoa's neat packet Fannie Gilbert, whiel
DAVIS orly twelve inches !, ghts and If that don
suit shippers Of freight during low water season
then mistaken In the boat The Fannt
her 0s sopmsndor e aSs a.ssrs Howard an
Noah seovsi, expressly for tbs Red river trade.
ARotAsr Nsu.. B0at--The steamer Dictator, build
iug At Pittseurs for Capt. VIM. Donaldson, is re
cslving the last fniahiag touches. and will b
ready 60 leave for Sc. Louis in . Few days, whsi
shs will TAX her place as a regular packet be
tween that place and New Orleans. Her cost
when hnishsd. will be little upwards Of sITs,
600. She is reported TO be one Of the most com
Plsse steamers ever built. she will have but on
ct We he eook's-as her cabins will be heats
with steam. she will. not set any regula
table. bat meals viii be furnished passengers e
all hours in regular restaurant atyle--eaeh nsa
ordSred according TO he or he- ow a taste