The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29

fiji Arrivals RHhd DeparauPes. 6
The arrivals aud departures up 10 three
o'clock Saturday Include the Mary Er-
win, Memphis, 20 return Armada, Cairo
and return Morning star, 10 Louisville;
News Boy, Henderson and returni Adj
vance, 10 Cumberland River; T.. w. Htfa-
der, New Orleans 90 I4oui6viile; Darling
Cincinnati 10 Memphis. lf1It
HaatA Dta@. oi Hffl
Among the FIRST boats due here are tic
Champion, Armadilo, New. York, aud
Dora, FOR H. Louis; silver Cloud, NighJn-
gale, aud Kenton, from 49, LOUISE Clifton,
Minneon, Laura Fenton, and ~. Cloud,
for Memphis; Charleston, Itoae IinInble-
ton, % Arkansas River; y. H. droeabeek,
Messenger, Harry Dean, Louisiana, and
sam. Parker, for New Orleans; Carrie,
from New Orleans sam Orr and Armada,
from Cairo; Morning Btar, from Louis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
business looked lively Saturday morn
big on the levee, with long piles Of cotton,
lambor, and other freight, covering the
whnrf..n~.Tbe r. w. strader passed up,
Friday afternoon, light,.I..a. The Mary Err
win arrived during Friday night with 800
bales OF cotton lof this port no baies arc
for X. X. Dunlfmson n Co, aud the ball
anee for the South western and Star Union
Lintas.....,a1'he Armada had n good tripod
people. Among her pasaengeta we were
pleased to meet Mg. VIM, w, Durund, edit
or OF the Times. a spicy sheet publiahsd NJ
the mouth on snithiand, thehoifie OF Lit
tle Jotield. The 1faos eircuinteA through
all that region, and would be ~ good ma-
dium through which our Iperchauta could
reach many valuable customers. Mr.. f1u-
rand IL a pleasant gentlemen ..."".'Tha
Morning Star had 4 tieir trip ~ freight out,
aand lots OF pe0plea,.,.,, The Advance left
late Friday night for the Cumberland,
with n full load ........ The Darling arrived
from Cincinnati with ~ barge ~ Ia o'clock.
Saturday, c1i route for Momphaai boat and
barge both fuli, and . crowd OF people.
she discharged d vaat amount Of freight
hsre, and loft her baFga,.....eThe Robert
Burns is due this morning from MemFtiia.
Heats Leaving To-Day.
FeoR GAnto.-,fhe bigh-headed Chafrnef
IL tho regular nail-boat for Cairo and nil
way ports to-day. Capt. Biily Lowth ~ her
careful and excellent. commander, and
Willie Fowler and George Nicholson are
her elegant and accommodating clerks.
The living on the Charmer IN highly lux
urious.. .Haa4 III
FoR LouIsvILLE.-The elegant Rose Hite
IL the regular packet for Louisville this
morning. Aha ~ neat aud clean, feet and
sweet. Capt. Aaron Ballard Is her Veteran
commander, and George Patterson IN her
pleasant and accommodating clerk.
GIeanings from Our Exchanges.
CIEorNNArr.4 4fhe Commercial or Fri
day says. his IL 4t lal ff 4aff aa
| The weather, was cold and clear syestar-
day until noon. Whom il moderated slight
| ~, with the Wind from tho southwest and
| cloudy, indicating snow, Yesterday morn
Ing there was n keen white frost. The
mercury ranged at 81 degrees ut noon. AT
Pittabnrg the river isfalIing with ~ Inches
IN the channel. The kanQWha is falling,
with 30 inches In the channel. Here, the
river ANS rerdded l0lnuhes during the past
"a hours, with 10 feat hence to Isouisville.t
LOUISVILLE Tho Courier OF Friday
sayss + nHB.hal II f4h ilda< Nff#
1 The river continues 20 IA rapidly NJ this
point, with five feet two inches by the
mark. There were three feet two Inches
evening ~ f me westher continues quite
cool. III A hWfs IA II yFl @H
The Democrat Of Friday snys;ga aga
IL was an awful day on the wharf yeeter-
dny-rweI mean La q business point OF view.
Rteamhoatlng IL dwindlinB down 20 nos
| thInRneaa, with the exception OF what the
regular packets do Items were scarce.
| We couldn't lenin anything worth put
ting down Wehope for better days, whom
| we will have plenty To do and business
| will set everybody TO work. 50 ulfa hWm
| Three prisoners, well known robbers md
| horso-thlaVHa, named Charles Laven, PM
nIpsrSd 1p2th Nom the Steamer bart kSe On
| her last trip from Trenlon. Ouachlta Pa
IRISH, 70 New orleans, and We're drowned.
| The sheriff had chained them together for
safe excepting during the night They We're
| probably struck by the wheel on reaching
| the water. utGHa 0aa FIJI
| You mist be mistaken in regard 10 the
| locality or these horse thieves. Down
here, we are told that all the people South
are Saints, and that crimep prevails only at
the North. t.f#. e
NEW ALBANY. Tho Ledger OF Thursday
Says aHf lt# 8#H
+ We noticed, this morning, our good
1 looking and enterprising friend, captain
\ HI. fBsnmer, of the Excelsior wharf beat,
/ settling little difficulty with the llttie mt
| X niclserbocker az tile cigar store under
Music Hall. knickerboeker heard the
| Captains complaint patiently, but the
! Captain could elicit nothing from him but
| broad grin. asa.ts..... s.ft.s li#a ranftas
Was Beaneg very high, Led0erq
ST.. Lours.-The Democrat, OF Friday,
says:sa also aA
There was n heavy fall of rain yesterday.
/ IN was wet md dreary all day. The river
was falling rapidly. The upper rivers are
! declining. Grain receipts continue heavy,
/ Owing 10 the rain boat business at the
| wharf was much restricted, but several
i boats boldly departed rather than delay
! here longer, A fu a# at
The Democrat, of Thursday, says;
Tho river rose n total OF nine feet, and
was declining slowly yesterday afternoon,
ana faster last night. IL IL going TO be n
| 0l1iclt decline The Missouri IL falling ra-
nidly. and has not risen nc oil, we believe,
| nhoye fhn town Of Boonville. No doubt
fhe illnois is also falling. Only an inch
or two inches rise ~ reporter NJ heokuk,
aithouph sins fell there. There In now a
good stage 10 Cairo, but IL IL not OF a lasting
character.
+" We are panied TO 70 learn 81 the death
OF Capt, Al. NJ. Jolly, of the steamer Savnn-
nah. Al dispatch says he was killed yes
terday between Montrose and keokur
Iowa Decnsed wns I'm the bloom OF man
hood, vigorous and efficient in his profess