Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-04
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Yesterday was warn. There we're clouds In
the evening, indicative of RAIN The afternoon
was really sultry, almost as warm as summer
The water continues to recede. Duriug the "a
hours up to last night the water had fallen ct
least two feet. It is dropping down fast
Arrivals and Departures.
The efffFdShsd dspartarss sInes BAR ls.t Re.
port i1eluds shs snmsraId, New orieans to DIN
cinnati; Virginia, New ORLEANS to Louisville;
Clifton, Memphis to Cincinnati; Armada, Cairo
to Evansville; Mars, Cairo to sPiitsbnrg; Mary
Amsnt, louisville TO Evansyills, and return;
News Boy, Evansville to Hsndsfson, and Ourlsw.
Henderson and return.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here, we notes the
Bowena and Camelia, for Nashville; Shamrock.
for St. Louis; Laura Fenton, for St, Louis; Belle
Of Pike. for Missouri river; Robert Burns and
Nations, for Memphis; Bertha and Mary Erwin,
for Arkansas river; J. Il. Gro shack. wsstmors.
land, and John W. Garrett, for New Orleans.
miscellaneous
Business vas quite active on ths wharf yestsr.
day. Atoms time ak steamboats, wers Ioadin9
over Huston Cos wharfboat. Cox & Humphrey
handled large amount of freight, and we no. iced
that B. Hall had good show CT business also
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was passenger. She goes to Washington City.
As We did not talk with the old lady, and - ben
business q nod our business. and II We had asked
her what shs was going there for, she would
have answersd-just e. sks onght to have done
that it nons of our business, we are unable "a
ssy positively what the object Of her visit s bui
It Is said she goes there to get permission to visit
her husband. who IL boarding et Fortress Monros
.......The Emerald was high .....sThs Bernuds
had . good trip 70 Cincinnati The clifton
discharged 2ss bales of cotton for Brown. Bunker.
son q Co., which goes forward at once By tn.
| great BsIlsfontains Cotton Express The Ar
mazda had . good trip Of freight and peopls.......
Tho Mars had big tow Of coal barges ........Th,
| beautiful Mary Ament, that little Ohio rive
qu'sns bad . good trip both ways. She lisa POP
uIAs institution. 49,. !. THE News Boy Is
new HsndsrsOa paeket. The -Headsrson trad,
Is now very t@sii snppiisd Win steamers
Ths curiew aad News Boy VIII esstaIaIy b
sufHcisnt at present tosapply the demands Of tb,
trade. We hope that each 81 them viii be sue.
eessful beyond their most san kaiae expectations
.-.....The Superior Ia at the wharf stIIi, bat VI
learn that she will not remain Inactive long. L
isintended to put her In motion soon.
~ Boats Leaving To-day.
For CafrO.-Fhs grand Armada, with al
q her qussniy beauty in charge Of that mest esti
mable gentleman and ever clever officer, Capta,l
Throop.. leaves for Cairo 20 Day. ss q =
For Aouiavfiae The TaraseOn /, the popu
lar Louisville packet to-day. she is safe sE.
pleasant boat. Hurry down your freights ,.s.
Fer. Nashviifs.-Ths J. P. webb. Captai.
hedge Brown in charge, goes out for Nashville
to-day. Captain B. Is g popular river man, ant
Mr.. Wilson will be found IN the Office.
sFOr HensiersOn.-Ths News Boy aRd tn
ourlew will make their regular trip to HenaeF
sou to-day. sIAsz ANAEU A&~Aa