The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
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FoR CAIRo-The. naEnincently grand
Armada. Captain II. Il. Dexter, with Billy
Dunn and Geo. Throop in the ofIiee, ia the
regular feet and favorite packet for Cairo
at three o'clock to-day. She IL superb la
all her appointments, and fieet as a wild
deer. ag l'gf8 ri at4e sut.u
| For LouIavILLE.--The great Morning
Star IL the regular morning packet for Lou
isViile and all way points. She leaves at
10 clock this morning. and In one of the
grandeat floating palaces ON the Western
waters. Captain Ed. Crider IL her elegant
commander, and Miles ID. Warren ID her
superb clerk. sst .slis o. 81 1.if fs5ati n.4s i
ThesJ.T. MeCombs Is the regular mail
packet for Louisville this evening. She Is
a neat craft, Ia commanded by John Ouer-
hacker, and has fine accommodations,
FoR GREEN RIvERs~The Elegant Ada
Lyon isthe regular Green River packet
this EVENING. She has fine passenger ac-
comm odations. Capt. Edwards Is her pop
uIar commander and Jim Hines IL her ele-
CANT clerk. Give her your freight.
lFoR MEMPHIs,-Th wild winged Liberty
No. 2, the gay. beautiful and neet favorite is
again In the Louisville and Memphis trade
/ and viii be down TO day en- route TO Menu
| urbane and popular officers on the West
ern waters IL In command. and M. Joseph
g. Mccullough, an attentive and accom-
pliahed gentleman, is Ia her once. Mr..
4 stewart, well known An this trade, is her
freight clerk. She has come 10 stay and
will make weekly trips. We welcome hel
/ back. tHsafa - sasfans = fsz - ,,..
Glemnings from bar Exchanges.
CINCINNATI. = The Conaplerctat OF Tuesday
says; aa aaW haa Tean.f feai -1aats
The weather was cold and clear yester.
| day. with the mercury ranging at 90 de-
srees AZ noon AT Pittsburgh, the river b
rising with II feet in the channel. Here
the rlver has risen Inches during the pas
/ LouIsvILLEe-TheJ Journal, of Thursday
i says:sifnsff0afs has tsfe s.n,f.
g,ha r,var a. Mt A stand. Adyices from
| above Indicate a general rise, aud II IL pro
bable that the rise will be here THIS morn
Ing. lsfaH 4etaM gHnHt0 89H& gG
The Democrat OF Thursday says:
We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Luce Muir
| rell second clerk OF the Laura Fenton
was attacked with o nc on the wharf yes
. terday, while receiving some salt he wa
summoned We left him Improving.
! THE louisville Democrat announced,
{ day or two ago, that the Liberty Me- IA;
been sold for $40 600, to Mr.. Joseph McCul
louRh OF Louisville. We had large In
terview with Capt. Archer on Saturda!
night and he did not intimate TO us tina
the Liberty had been soid,7hSa"SVs1'
. Cant Archer don't tell you his business
b Wet stick TO 10 2 yet The Llberty ~ SOC
Sowas you, but the Liberty commanded
larger price. Hds 3'
He told us something Of far mere pra'
teal Importance than that; somethin
there is money in. Weare sold every tim
we take up the Democrat, expecting TO FIN
some sense In its river column.
3 NEW oRLEANs.-The Times, OF Monda!
= says: thts" @N W. ..,,
fhe weather opened yesterday Win
cloudy sky, which indicated rain, anu uu
!, Ing the afternoon q couple OF heavy snow
= ers fell which effectually lnid Ine uu
which had been an intolerable nuisance
leyee pedestrians during the past Week eek.
business on the landing, as II usually y
n case with the sabbath, was extremely uu
r There were two departures, polh o. mnlS
g were local, the Lafourche leIL LOT payt
n Sara, and the a. @. Brown Tor the Low
Coast. h iat g 4.
d OF arrivals, they were few and lar D
le tween. .5.4f ....fg III
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