The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-25
ADDIrIoNAL RIVER ITEMS. !

CTNcrNNAT1. June 23.-The river has
risen two inches. The weather is clear.
Thermometer 81. -
The river was swelling more rapidly yes
terday, having risen about one foot during
the a hours ending last evening. It is
again falling at Cincinnati, and the rise
viii be brief here.
The additional arrivals and departures
on Saturday include the Glasgow, st. Louis
to Cincinnati; Leonedas, Cincinnati to St.
Louis; Rose Hite, louisville and return !;
Ada Lyon, to Green River.
The arrivals and departures yesterday
were the Argosy, Cairo to Evansville;
Columbia, st. Louis TO Cincinnati; Law
renee, Cincinnati to St. Louis; Morning
Star, Louisville to Mennphis;E .. T. Nc
Combs, Louisville to Henderson ! Louis
vile, Louisville to New Orleans; Sam Orr,
Eastport to Evansville j.. Baker, Rough
Creek to Evansville; Lorena, Cincinnati
to St. Louis; Advance, Wabash to Evans
vile; Silver Cloud, Cincinnati to Memphis;
Melnotte, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
The Leonidas has had an excellent trip
for ST. Louis, and discharged large
amount of freight here.....-...The Lawrence
and Morning Star were well loaded $4,000.
04eNcEsONN
trips.........The Louisville was very light,
.......The Argosy and Sam Orr had moder-
ate trims j. Baker hadaall the to-
bacco she could stow ........The j. L. Nc
Combs had about so hhds. of tobacco and
some other freight, ....... The Lorena had
an excellent trip on herself and barge Our
good looking friend, Captain bravo, was
in command, and is looking as fine as
satin and not more antique. ....... The. Ad-
vance came in from the Wabash last night
with fair trip.........The Silver Cloud had
a fair trip for Mem his..........Th Liberty
had not arrived at late hour last night.
She may not go up again until to-day and
come out again on Wednesday,. Cap
tain Rudd and Billy Bently were passen-
gers by the McCohnbs yesterday. Captain
Rudd has chartered the Nashville, which
will arrive here on Thursday and go out
on Friday. Captains udd proposes to run
her as a regular Tuesday and Friday pack
et.........The Advance leaves to-day for the
Wabash, see advertisement. We are in
debted to her officers for the manifest
! which will be foundIbelow.
A DAILY LINE.-In response to the i'm
| creasing demand of travel and commerce,
the Evansville and Cairo Packet Company
will from and after to-day, run daily
| line between this city and Cairo, Sundays
excepted. The Argosy goes out to-day as
usual, and also on Thursday. Next Mon
day the Charmer will resume her place on
the line, and the Argosy will lie up and be
put in complete trim for the low water
season. The grand Armada will go out on
| Tuesday and Friday of each week, COM
mencing tomorrow, and the Phantom
| Capt Tom Bolns, will be the Wednesday
and Saturday packet. The mail will also
be carried daily, which will be great adj
vantage; not only to our citizens, but tc
the inhabitants along the coast.
| The Phantom has been thoroughly over
hauled and put in complete repair. Hei
cabin has been heightened, new carpets
! put down and new bedding supplied, sc
| that she has plenty of room and is neal
and clean throughout. Capt. BOlus is well
| known as a prudent and safe steamboat
man. and a clever and accommodating
gentleman, and Capt. Irwin stands higf
as a competent and obliging clerk. VIZ
hope this effort on the part of the Paclxet
Company to accommodate the public viii
receive q corresponding effort on the par
of the people of this eity'an along shore
which will result in liberal and paying
patronage.
Manifest of the steamer Advance, from
the Wabash River. on the 18th instant
1 MeSsrs. Cox d Humphrey 10 sbblS flour,
| hhds tobacco, 2 bbls Sorghum molasses, ont
Dbl lard; Brown, Dunkerson d co.. hhds
| tobacco; Cook d Rice-l0 half-bbls empty
| 10 g Van Riper-5 hhds tobacco; Wheele
1 e Riggs-one Dbl eggs; G Vanderbogart-
96 bags wheat, I0l bags of corn.
Mount Vernon Mills-500 bags wheat, 3
bags corn.