The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25

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| doing f1ne HLehInDoaE PfTntlng. Our assOFf-
tonbiete, II conbtdntiy being added 10. and
au5, l0ii IispartnIeHfiis Under tile personal
sPfs s aieG & 5 W 9 &C. S5BPa Tn5g5s
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6 Bills of Faras Mates ginkets Tor Labor,
| & 90, Orders left with either af ths
w. .sboatswili BE- promptly att lded TO- 10,
4sa River sas.a weather ~.
The weather9ia. nearly clear ana quite
cool With Q ysmaEt FROST Tor two n,ofninea
| past. The, river is declining az Tho rate 81
about brl0 fnehes q day, win a faif chan
neideptiifor albelassekof boats 9li qd q
| Il II ArriynIs hnd DeiaFfures. igffl
The arrivals and departures up to three
O'clock yesterday iilelhded the Talisman.
40. Louis 30 Cincinnati; Mercury. White
River 10 I.ouisyflle3 Phantom, PASSPORT %
ieyansYilie; Advance, Glarksvilla 10
Evansviilei News Boy, Henderson 10 re-
turiii Lahfa fent0h, Memphis 10 Louis
villei Anna, ~. Louis 60 ptttsbargL Sill
yer spray, New Qrleanatp Cincinnati.
nOala Due.
Among the FIRST boats due here are tile
Shamrock, Champion, AfmadilIo, New
Ypgk, and Glasgow 40 ST.. Louis. Darling,
Mipneola, ana 80, Cloud, for Memphis;
CfiAflehton aud Rose Hamblefon, for Lit
tisHhotis Atlantis, 4. If. Gfoesbec4, Mes
sengef. Harfy DeaA,b Indiana, Louisville, Z
Louisiana, Rose Franks, ana sam Parl6sF.
for New Orleans; sam. Orr, for Cairo; Ril-
yer Cloud, Nightingale aud Fenton frofa
~. Louis Rose fEtte, from Louisyilie; Car
RE, nom New Orleans.
miscellaneous.
BUSINESS wRslHtherd dali yesterday morn
Ing, bat there Was "a fafr prospect for the
paclfets....,,r,The Armada was filling up
pretty we'll, and goaai out fall or people
l...,,.. The Talisman had an eAeellent trip
nom ~. Lonis,.......The Mercury was from
the head OF the hollow through which the
White fiver f1ows.., The Armada, on
Tuesday night, reshipped q largelot OF cat
Gle on the Morning Star, for Louisyile.,....
The Phantom iIad moderate trip in yes
to-day. She might have come out of the
Tennessee river full, but for the arbitrary
0perafiotisi OF the teotton Inspectors and
collectors, who continue their expressions
on the pe0Dles".,atfhel News Roy res
Isumed her place ingthe Henderson
trade on nlgsaay evening" having been
put In Mise order....,. efhs j. r. Webb has
gone 10 the bark, ed will be put ii fipe
condition, repaipl d and repaifed.,....The
Mary Erwin Is e. otte TO this city from
Memphis, aud probably got in lael night,
fha II nm Of cotton The w. r.. Arthur
Is reported To have broke her wheel and
"run through herBelf." u few days ago,
near Bayou sara i.,>, The Laura Fenion
had near "A thousand baies of cotton; 600
forthe eonthwesfer, aud 400 for the Star
Union Line.,~,,.rhe Anna had full
cargo ofgrain ON herself and barge. She
took some freisht from Huston a Co.'s
wharf boat.,,.,.., The Silver spray had
good trip. including considerable cotton.
.,......The News Boy has received q new
coat OF paint and looks extremely fair
WH Keats Leaving To-day.
FoN CAIRO. The splendid steamer
Charmer, Capt. Billy Lowth, Is the regular
packet for Cairo and way points to-day, no
o'clock. She has superb passenger APP
poinLments. While Fowler and George
Niohelson are her handsome, elegant. and |
courteous clerks
FQRLouIsvI LLE.-rf The feetand beautiful |
Rose Hite, Capt Billiards. pet, goes TO
Louisville Tonight. She IL favorite with |
travellers aud shippers Geo. Patterson
and Jesse Jackson are her attentive and |
aeeomihodaiingelerlSs, aa
FoR EAsrPoRrs+rhe lightning-winged |
Phantom returns to the Tennessee river
this evening, N command Of that portly |
and aeourtenus gentleman. Capt. Hodge |
Brown. Tom Wilson Is her chief clerk.
and =. r, Webb has charge OF the height. |
They are PLEASANT gentlemen 10 travel |
with. She leaves at O'Clock, promptly.
+, Fox NEW ORLrA NJ. The Great Indlana.
the best steamer on the Western watera,
goesto New Orleans to. day. She nfss great I
capacity for freight, and splendid accom-
modations for passengers. Her COM
II that highly accomplished and
elegant gentleman, Captain Rube Neal.
Charley schultz and Harry Walker, two
OF The best and most affable clerks in the
world, do the honors OF the office. Persons
going South win ind It . pleasure 10 go on
the Indianu.
aEepni.lg- from oar Exchsnges. z
CINcINNATI.-Th Commercial OF Tues
day Says; ANa
The weather was mild and clear yester-
day, with "a hard, steady ia n, and high 4
wind during the night previous, Mercury
degrees at noon, AT Pittsburgh
the river ~ falling, with three feet in the
The khnAwha IN falling with
feet "a the channel. Here, tho river has
feceded 2 feet during the pnst - hours,
with eleven feet hence TO Louisville,
h-tSt8 WNAtluE lAiiltA G4lliiS AoWh on Tue
on Tuesday ana Thursday OF last
from Maysville, two from RIP
ley and one nom Felicity. The Magnolia
Is q favorite with tlie public generally. a
MIR. and Mrs. Grant, the venerable par
snts of the Lieutenant General, made the
fonnd trip 90 Madison and return, tile
guests OF Captain Metcalfe. The Wren re-
porlHiAe kentucky River rising slowly.
LoulsvILLE.-The Courier OF Tuesday
iays; t18lf81I e
The rlverwas falling rather fast yester-
lay, with hlN feet six inches water ia the
canal ia the evening by the mark. During
Ihe previous lwenty-four hours 10 had
al@en nine Inches AZ the head of the falls
and twentyrscven inches at Portland. The
weather was clear and much, cooler after
he storm, the thermometer ran ging al 90.