The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29
ADDITIONAL RIVER ITEMS.

CINCINNATI. May 2s-The river has fall
en- one foot; 9 feet in the channel. The
weather is cloudy thermometer $50. There
was shower With high wind yesterday.
The Bermuda, from Tennessee River, for
Louisville. passed up just before dark,
last night, with a splendid trip..,..-..The
VIM. White left for Green River, yesterday
evening, with the slimest trip we ever saw
her take out--anotler evidence of dun
times........The Liberty. No. 2. had not ar
rived at O'Clock, being several hours be-
hind time.... i. Elsewhere will be found a
card of thanks to the officers of the Supe-
rior and Newsboy, for courtesies to excur-
sionists.. Commodore Mitchell, with the
Minyoung. is doing heavy business in
towing gravel boats across the river...s.,.,.s
We arefndebtedto Capt. Rudd, of the big
Superior, for late New Orleans, Memphis,
and Cairo papers.
CARD OF THANKS.
At a meeting of the ladies and gentlemen
on board, John Casey, Esq, of Morganfield,
Kentucky, was called to the chair, and f.
b. Twyman, of Paducah, appointed Secre-
tary when the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Through the courtesy of Capt.
c. r. -Rudd, William Bentley, clerk, and
other officers of the steamer Superior, we
most delightful pleasure excursions eyer
knownto the people on the Ohio River;
Resolved That the officers of the Superior
are hereby rendered our sincere thanks for
their princely liberality, courtesy and gen
tlemanly conduct during the excursion.
Resolved, That we take pleasure in COM
mending the Superior to the travelling
community a safe, reliable and elegant
steamer, and her officers as gentlemen s1 Of
courtesy, urbanity and attentiveness to
the comfort of their passengers.
resolutions be sent to the Paducah HerlId.
Cairo, Shawneetown, Uniontown and Ev-
ansville papers. with request that they
A''--'' JOHN CASEY, Chairman.
E. b. TwYNAS, Sec'y.
CARIepF WHEREAS, Capt. Per-
kins oFthe- steamer . Newsboy,h having
kindly consented to charter his boat for
the pleasure of the undersigned citizens OF
Union Township, and others who partlci-
pated both at Henderson and Evansville.
on the 9th day of May; 1866, be 1T, there
Resolved, That we do hereby tender our
grateful thanks to Capt. G. @. Perkins and
their courtesy and attention, and we dc
recommend them and their boat to the
travelling community as well worthy q
public patronage. ssfff'. s.s1a ~
Peso Pesogred' That W e respectfully request the
Evansville Courier and Evansville JOUR
MAJ. to publish the foregoing.
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Louis Kalnp, Charles Habbe, T. q. Calls
IoIn Psfst4slft Harvey Peters, las. Scant
lin ir VIM. F. Van Camp, James Watts
Abrara Decamp, Jacob Ober, r. f. Win
hanson. Abram Watts, jos, Glass, H.
Fisher. Sinclair Decan1p, benjamin T. W
y Tavlor. Neal Head, John ID. Head, Osca
MARKS Hall. Frank Reader, Alexande
Wood. As Brown, Brigham a n \, young a II
Callis -Sffesorue StacIxhouse,s Georg
A. Mandeil, Peter Hugh, Wallace I'll. Jones
Samuel Wardlow Rankin, Herman +oet,I
I'm. Bennett, Mrs. Sarah Ann hanll
Mrs EIiifiv n, Catlett, Mrs. Mary A. Ban
nett. Mrs. Lucy A. Brown, Mrs. sarah ),
Williamson, Mrs. Sallie E. Orr Mrs; IN, Mol D
Decanlr. Mrs. Angeline Nallie, Mrs. hos
shook. Miss Hannah Watts, MISS Re
Watts, Mrs. Nancy B Taylor, MISS HeDecS
Meacham, Mrs Annie Glass. MIS-. IA !
Grant, Mrs. Margaret Meachem'i Ml