Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
River Items.



We had a warm day yesterday. The sun poured |
down his rays direct The water isrscsding fast.
Since last report. and up to last night, IL had
fallen at least three feet. FL
Arrivals and Departures. II
Is TKs s5ivsls and al. arfh - hires last report
include ilis- Palestine. Louisyfils to Nashville;
Lady Franklin, Cincinnati to Arkansas river;
Silver Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis; Sam Orr,
East ort to Evansville; Emma Fl I'd eiaeinnAii
to Nashville; J T. Mccombs. RVaasvills to Lou
isviIss; Ajax, Pittsburgh toNew 0rIsaas; Nick
Longworth, New Orleans to Cincinnati; News
boy. from Nashville; Argosy. Nashville to Nv
ansviIle; and the J. P. Webb, Nashville to Nv
| ansville. <
Boats Due
Among the firsi bolts due hare We notice the
Leonidas, Ken on, and ontario, St. Louis to cin-
cinnati; Bermuda. Nashville 10 Louisville; iiIvsr
Spray, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Clifton,
Memphis to Cincinnati; Nightingale, St. Louis
to incinnati
/ .aHs r-zs n1iscelleneousA asstsz
Yesterday was asgo3d day for business on the
leyee and there was considerable activity 9
along the wharf Heights were handled quite
lively for q while.........Ths Palestine had barge
in tow. She had 6ne trip .........Ths Lady
Franklin had good freight list for Arkansas
river The Silver Moon was dosp.. She had G.
splendid trip........The Sam. Orr Is approving on
her trade. She had q, good trip this tins. Let
our merchants stand by the Evansville packet
That is the way to secure trade. Her manifest
will be found b low, for which We are indebted to
i Mr.. Vinyard, her gentIsmanly oIerk........The
/ u r. Mcoombs had good trip It wss ths best
she has had for. the last six moaths- We are
glad to notice the increasing prospects of the
boats of that line.....-.The Ajax had q heavy tow
Of coal for New ORLEANS. The shipment Of coal
to that point has been large this The
Nick Longworth had buEa light trip....-.. Capt.
yandsgrin Informs rs Us be has met with good
success on this his hrEt trip TO Nashville. He Is
satisfied with his prospects Of the Argosy. She
leaves this evening for Nashville at four o'clock
2. M 49, The J. Webb had good trip. she
isa popular iittIs craft. aud osptAln Hodge Brown
will have his share Of freight, The Webb brought
bids Of tobacco f0r Morris Ranger, 3 for Hos.
ioni& Co.; and for Brown, Dunkerson q o. She
will not leave till tomorrow. Get ready fer her
.....The freight list of the Argcsy will b. found
in this colum n ........The Mary Ament will reach
here rom Louisville, and return to-day.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Fox Eastport. Tho Sam Orr leaves for
Passports to- day. Our shippers should remember
thutshe.is working Ibard for their iAterssts. and
do All they can for her. She has gsntiemsnly
officers. andalI who travel ON her viii and u q
/ pleasure. nstl
For LouIsvilIe.-Ths pretty Mary Amebt
one OF the most popular steamers the river,
goes to Louisville to-day. Capt. Liter purposes
that all who travel with him sha'l be Satisfied.
For EashvflIe.-T The Argosy, Capt Yande-
grit in charg leaves Tor Nashville 10 day. Tbs
Captain Is an agreeable gentleman, andfhe Arg, .
is pleasant boat. Give the Capt. q call.
Manifest Of the STEAMER Sam. Orr, from Tennes-
see River; Brown, Dunkerson q Co., IS bsei Of
cotto Huston Co., % do; Eesbitt Wigg!n,
5 do; Jones 4 Catch, 8 dol scantlin 4 Son, i5
plowsi VIM n. Akias1 Eaekage ;sG odman a
Co Il package. Tennessee River falling. gtAa
n April ID 1866 l4ast - saasfssss -sat
Manifest of the steamer sArkosy, from CLIMBER
land Rivers Morgan, Read & Co., pkg shoes
J. & D. lehman bbls eggs; g. @. Fanroper, 4
bids. bacon; D. - STARK. 3 boilers, 2 engines
Akin q Parro~, 61S PEI pork, ~ tics lard /; Hay
hurst Whitaker, 10 bbls hour, 40 bags corn I
casks bacon. sr4s., ss4 - ~ 81