Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-12

River News.

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The river IL steadily falling, and large boata
very dssDiy laden have, learn, experienced
some trouble ia getting orsr shoaT Bsrs. The
rain Of Saturday iwas&rerg extensive and very
heavy, but will hardly @ssct the river.
There has not been much business done on the
.-- issss since the Ruthiift. on Friday night
Government has laid is iron hand on the boats
aid maze pretty elean FyUep A laFss. feet
RA$sddgwAl slnce fAiai Shigatg fO+ JOhrsOn 7
Vile, 70 carry troo ~ - hew Q an,
This srFfF8F Ana daS AraifsA AsiesaFrida night
iseiuds III Am liza Pc, On 3 MT 70 Sashfiiie !
a1eaA llisso a. dAt sod d 4 n { &c - Il
TO Me- phis; Lite Grey FasIa, Lousvils 20
Hsndsrson aud rstarn; Prims Donna, ST. Louis
10 cineip sAti; Gan. Apsss san Cairo 10 Esans-
syfIla< McF8iAg STAT Lodisvifis to HeDdsrson I;
%. Patrick, Louisville 70 Mem pulls Anglo saxon.
st. Louis % Clnclnnaai a
lfsns, Jswosa, Robt. Moore, National, Citizen
Anaasoere o. RAlnstins. aaidon, Ensraid. Indi.
ana. Emma Floyd, Silver Moon, Peytops, Louis.
syillstp gohhsoHFiiia EAf W T
An thsF boat from Louisville TO Johnsony He
we're N Goysrnmsnt seFvess and We learn from
Quartsrmaster Hart that more expected at
night.
Ths Indiana and PsytonA we're pretty we'll
ioadsd, and tho latter had barge, Also loaded.
The silver Moon had two barEea In toWaiss@
.esThsArmada had a light trip both wa5s.
The Gen. Anderson had good trip, Including
so bAIes Of cotton for tho C5tton Express Line,
aud so hhds Of tobacco.
Asa SSs"Isss ,slv.. x - ssy@yAS
The Morning Star will leave for Louisvills a.
70 o.elqck thlsmofnissr and win snerd the most
Slseahs NhdlbieAaAnt modations to passsn-
Esrs. Capt. Ballard Ia We sran ofaesr. highly
soeiMbls and attontivs, and Mr.. John Gwathmey
waits on passengers at tbs ofise. with marked
sasbliisy and politsnsss
The Gen. Anderson will lesvs for Cairo at 8
o'eieck, AZ The regular mail packet Those who
desire = quick and pisasant "trip should secure
atass-rooms. Capt, Dan Clark, Billy Lowth aud
Eit aRadd arc her pcptiAf and attentive onsoers.
The Fannie Gilbert lett f1r Green. river On Sat-
urday. with avery tA.r teip. So ti
The. famous n. X. Dua ksrsoB, always reliable
--as the suAms impiies--with that popular and
experienced cfscsr, Capt Alfred DrlnSwatsr, IN
ssmmand, Aaas M. John Adams--of blessed
nsmory--ia the olaov, VIII leave for Bowling
orsenshd siI Greer aud barren river Landings, at
sosolock this evening" Tho Dunksrson Is do.
ssrvsaiy apOpuiar boat, and avery aeot aud com
Portable. #VYi II E@ff9
The Sect and popular Liberty NO. VIII DO up
this evening from Memphis She ia one Of the
boats We read O., with REQ ana airy state
reems, ansurFassed speea' tpiesos sumP'u"aa
table-under the immediate care Of that famous
....ar.r Mr. Carnahan-and "a commanded Inv
s. = = =. = ~ .ssas.k = = - q ~,
those SRtarAh hn3 0paaaf@-sneefS-eaptaihA ives
oSHHer and Nd II. Judge. 4..tt.t.sRs
Tha I.sAt IaotF VISA dun from nah VILE last
~ ~a-.s,VV II oItaa,d..-1. $50 :, ~. -,
SIS" INV "''' y" AS"V'' y. 'uA" - '"e ""a'
this morning, ready TO receive for Nashville, for
which mort she leaves Tomorrow evening
w-,..,.. a. =. -. a.. 60. -.
&ItsIA ~ $3.50. s-ls',.. I.-,-.-
,, .<'..,,s - y 1 as'i.s ''~~' 90
e1eshens tuo- one wiz wa 80 morrow
IL 10 intimAtod that GoYeFn mont will want some
af fhe boKtn fyiar idle kere o RELIABLY 10 .1Av.a*
a. g. a. staI,n... - 49, < n ~. =.
aas os" oir uiu nv 'eNss w NAsnsaHs ""
Saturday niKhti bot awaits the Will and pleasure
Of Uncle sam. ~ ~. s8sa.as isasts aas
81. a, pa,ri.k $3.50 ,.nv..sYs., 49,, a,.s.n :.
:. $3.50 49,
taai eIGe nno crowd OF passengers she TOOK
ne4hinR 70 signify from here
"a. A..,o-a.-o,- u....t -. 49,, q. -.
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Visa tair "TRIP.
The Kats Hart has passed Cairo. with 400 haien
~ 80 a.. ss..s.,.t3.. q ], Y.,a,-,ti. X
W 1Rs.r w. saa' ~" 1O"'""e'
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