The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14
Boats leaving To-Day

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FoR CAIRO. THE gay and beautiful Ar
mazda, the peoples fayorite, ii the packet
fos Cairo, o-day, at so'elock Capt. H. ~
Dexter liz her veteran commander, and
Billy Dunn and Geo. Throop are her ele-
giant clerks. She Is magnlfcently appoint
ed. BIB ttAsH ~ Tfifft 1fF iu 90
For LorIsviILRr4The Taramon bright
and beautiful as q virgin in her bridal
robes, Is the regular packet for Louisville
this evening We can, with a good con
science. for once, fully and eheerfiiIly en-
dorSe the New Albany Ledger, whose river
editor discourseth thusly:
she Is the queen Of the Tower Ohio fleet
Thoroughly returnished, . Teconsif uctesip
IN officers, and VIII win new laurels as the
champion pack 6tiof the Lower Ohio Cant.
-. ~ D. Sltilloie mas assumed command OF
man, better qualified officer, n more So
cial companion, does mot Command h
steamer ON the Western rivers. III the
office Is the public's old fayorite Captain
John OueftaclSef, who lfhs won hosts III
friends by his pnilerm epprtesies, his up
spirit he ever nnanifests toward iii ose whG
travel with him. Our old young friend
Dick Hutchinson, Is the freight click, ever
correct; prompt, and swhole-sonled, and
Billy Bucnaf1An, "a worthy, good looking
and well quplihed gentlenlapsAS The third
clerk. Milo TunstalI and Henry Warfng
are at the W heel !: Charley Fitch and aeorKa
Berkeley have charge of the engines: Capt
Wmy X night IL this gallant mate, and One
OF the best ontthe river, pabney Page, the l
FAM GUS steward, IS chief Of The corhffi issall
ny i Dalton and Smith dispense the fluids
and J. w. Ritchey is the clever and polite
Adams EXPRESS Messenger There's a crew
worthy 10 man the gOndoln OF the Doge
when heiweods the Adfiatic mess To-
FoR GREEN RIYER. TIE gay little Ada
Lyon Az the regular Green RiySr packet tor
day, NJ p, M. She Is finely appointed,
and IN c1hTge'of courteous, affable and ex-
perlenced gentlemen. Capts. Edwarlsand
GRham are her CRANE, head and center.
Gleanings frem Our Exchanges.
CINcIEN 4TI-The Commercial, OF Mon
day, SAYS: y nn9i1l GDEi b9fi593T f
3 The weather was clear and eool yester-
day, with the Mercury ranging at So degrees |
at noon. AT PittsDurg the river Is railing |
with 81 feet In the channel. Here the |
river has receded two feet during the past |
"A hours, with 4 feet hence to Louisville, i
Ing Captain w; w. Collins, former eler k of
The Indiana. We are pleased TO learn that |
he contemplates locating permanently In.
! LocTsvrL1E. --The Courier OF Monday
says: d5 iI0l G9ldJ Aia ~
The river was falling fast yesterday, with /
the evenlng By the mark During the pre-
vious forty-eight hours 1t had fallen one
foot at the head of the falls, and three feet I
at Portland. The weather Saturday was
extremely rainy and disagreeable, with
light rain falling all day,an heavy rain
at night. Yesterday, sunday, was "a de-
lightful clear bright day, presenting re-
markable contrast to the gloomy Saturday
preceding IL. 1909 b8M EfH4tiHb N3N3A
on the falls last evening there were only
four feet Nine inches water In the pass
Ing fast
The river line oftelegraph hencet to Hem
derson, under the management of Mr..
Booth, has all been located and the poles
up ready for tine wires. IL Is To- be hoped
the stockholders viii promptly furnish the
requisite funds for the wires. 78gi Iowa. II
We learn that the Minnie, bound for
50. Louis, struck a rock Mt Grand Chain,
starting a small leak at the bow. No dam
age TO freight She proceeded TO repair at
Cairo. - f..- -,.a AZ
SHAMROCK OK THE ROCKS Saturday
evening the Shamrock, from ~. Louis, IN
trying to make n landing at the foot OF
sixth Street. after coming out OF the ca
nal, drifted out TO the reef of rocks on the
falls where she lodged hard and FAST. She
was stu ON the. rocks at noon yesterday,
Mlth lighters alongside lighting her Off
Her Louisville freight was all taken of by /
hghters and sent ashore.
The Democrat of Saturday says:
II any OF the Pittsburg low pressures, or
SIncinnati high-pressures, or, any other
ming nthe run" we Will Just say that we