The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08


OF ~ 10 ~ inches every tweBtyrfopr hours,
and IN declining AZ ail points 10 f'itlsBtlFg,
~ Afsiv sIs .sin Departures.
The arrivals and departures 40 10 thrss
o'clock on Saturday Include tbs Armada,
Cairo and fetnfpi ufsenbaeh Cairo "
Evahsylllsl Robert WaltoA louisville, fef
drasn river Morning star, IA leuisyilisl
!, q, blasHfpfd. ~, Louis ~ ciuelnnatlj
Aawsboy. aud Gurisw, henderson and rer
turn,
bIHoa ind H sseass D.s. 70 lg oma
Amepg tbs nrsL boats due hers ase the
Nightingale, Anna, itnperisf. Manga
tuck and emma No, Y, f6f ~, foliisi Lore
ma. for Memphisj Celeste, tof tdttis itoeis,
Maggie Hays aud LeaisisBa. ff0fo New
oitssnag Lady rfanhlip, Emperor, and
silver spray, for New 0fieansl Golden
Eagle. fer Msmpiisi' T. n. Mecotubs, from
louisville, Ada Lyon. frona 1feen River.
aeH 1ie q srtsesIIsaessss. f..l ffl & "a
business WAS rather. dull on Saturday
morning, the Morning star had rather
siini TIP ant l2l,ls.rhe Armada cams Ia
rather light but had . fair return tripD,,,y,.
The j. q, Btaskford had q good trlp,psy,
The dfeanbaek la Government survey
service, arrived nom baiow, Capt ft6b-
ents ~ 10 join har hers .....,srbs Itobsrt Pal.
leu, tow beat, wac galhsfing up . meet ~
bargaa for the iron works en nfeen river
I'VE clip the foiibwihG Cls,tsfiapi para.
graph from tis river column ~ the Louis
Vile paBlaevaf, 10 Ahew how eonplstFly the
South IN reconstructed, II u unisa paper
had IMPRESSED eu0h a wish Tor DAVIS or
Dick Taylor, ortia butcher FORREST, how
these SANITY Iphnsen nhn would have
rolled UP the whites Of their pious eyes,
''Ilfowhi0w aud Morton are running a
race To the nearest graveyard, We hops
t w Ess 81 ec set pg Il %
la a warmer climate than lhlH." ~
Heals leaving Te-Dsy.
Foa cAfHo. The admirable Chartnsf
| Captain hiily Lowth, will light out for
Cairo and ell way ports ~ three o'nlosk TO-
day. Willie Fowler and George Nichol-
aon are her elegant and courteous Clerks
She has superior passenger aeeotonioda.
| lionA.
Foa LouthytJLR,~The elegant aud tieet
Rose iiits In the regular packets for Louis
Vile ~ 10 o'clock this morning, Her cora.
fnandef Ii that veteran oftioer aud 6ourte-
Qua gentleman, Captain Aaron ballard,
| with ueo, Patterson Ia the ofliee, assisted
by jesse jackson. There IN nothing inner
than the lt0He life OF her inches.
Foa unEaa itivRH.@'fhe prepeiiar Ada
Lyon, IN charge ~ those courteous and at
tentivs gentlemen, Captain Edwards, and
Graham, leaves for Green River this eyep-
Ing. abe h an Evansville institulion. aud
should receive the undivided patronage Of
our shippers.
| aIeHninRa fron Our Exchanges.
CfsofaHAri.- The Commercial OF FRI
day. aaysi
The weather WAS cloudy ana mild yaaier-
day, with very little fog during the night
previous ~ rittabufg, the river II flll-
| Ing, with feet Ia the channel, Tho Kna
nawha ~ falling, with 80 feet IN tho cham
mel, Here the river haH fecedcd 80 feet
daring tie past "a houfa. with ~ feet hence
LounvtLLs. The 0oarier Of Friday
says
The river was falling fnst yesterday, with
nine feet water Ia hs canal Ia the svsning
by the mark, During the previous twenty
four hours u had fallen fourteen inches nt
| the head of the falls nna three feet ht Porte
land, The weather has turned cooler, and
continues dry, which In u good thing for
farmers, The indications, however, favor
| a frost this morning.
on tho falls last evening there we're AiK
feet steamboat water down over tho rocks,
and seven feet Ia the pass OF Tho Indian
| chute. Up the middle chute Of the FALLS
there we're about four feet water, aud a
hard road 10 travel, owing 70 the swim epr-
rent.
The Louisville, Evansville aud Hender.
son mail packets, AA we learn from CAPT.
| A. a, Gilmore, Superintendent Of the / no.
have made another slight change, Here.
e a the Morning star teRss Tuesday : en pa,
days and Thursdays, from thia port.
Ar LouiastThe Dee,ocrdt OF Saturday
sayag
Tho decline continues here ut tho rate oi
fourteen inches por day. The upper part
Of the Mississippi ~ getting lower dontlhn.
/ ally. The lower rapids shii hardly Dc
CROSSED by light draft boats. rho principal
operation there now IL the exchanging oi
cargoes OF boats separated by these rapids
aud this promises TO continue through the
balance OF tho season. River business IN
every direction to aud from st. Louis IN i'm
proving. The weather II superb.
MEmrnta.-rhe Air'sai Of "Wednesday
Hasei 4.s. I...I.. saf s.f
The weather continues warm, clear, ant
PLEASANT, and Wa thite pleasure In Rtntint
10 our river friends that the dread aoourge
cholera, which hha deferred travel non
fhe. river, u fnst disappearing. Business
wfA very dull on the loVoo yesterday, ant
the arrivals were fewer than usual. rh,
river NIL two inches during The day.
rho lady Gay paAhod up last night VIII
abe took on of tho Ilouisianh which Il
lying ~ Terraplnl Neck eut-oH. havlns
BROKEN - shalt.
The river report OF the AZ. Louis De,ao.
grdf, usually good one, was crowded out
Monday, by "a speech of DIRTY Work Lo
gan" A poor exchange Was he "hunt
Ing the 'front.'" Beitshoover9
We eau always tell what officers die
damage 10 the rebels. Those who rooolv'
such tiinga as the above from the rcDe
proves North aud south. They never VA,
suoh things about Mcclellan or M.cCler
nand. They rather damaged the Of scr side
Nav oRlgASr Tho Times of Wodnos
day, snyai
The weather was ooneluslvely evidont nj
tnft2nash Yesterday and owlr q TO Che CON
The ao-ealled Royal street flniirond CON
pany there haa been what might be oalln
VOC D1tween anal ~ al ouatomhpus,
eu, s'1S t0 some days How