The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02

eompIeie, il CONSTANTLY being added IL, and
our job department. y under the personal
snpeeryiissloh q enc Of ne best JOB printers
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Eills Ladingy cards, Deck +, aud Meal Tick
&C., 40. Orders left with either of tie
whafl-hoats VIII be promptly attended to.
River and weather.
The weather yesterday was clear and
warm. with considerable wind, rendering
the river rough, The River has fallen !
inches IN the last "A hours mp 10 . O'Clock
yesterday.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up 10 three
O'clock yesterday, include the J. 4. Me-
Combs, Louisville, and return; Phantom,
Eastport and return; Newsboy, Hender-
son and return; CharIner, Cairo and re-
tafns Advance GAINESVILLE TO Evansville,
Mercury, Lonisyiile 10 Memphis.
as0mas Due.
Among the frat boats due here ere the
Champion, New York aud Dora, for 81.
Louis; silver Cloud, Bertha, stephen De-
catur, and Emma No. Q, from 81
Louis: sam. .. Hale, Liberty No. q,
Robert Burhs and st. cloud, for Mem
phis: Altoona, Tahlequah, and Rose Ham
hleton for Arkansas River; =. II. Groea-
beck, Messenger. Alice Dean, Louisiana, T..
W.strader, Silver Spray. and Sam Parker,
for New Orleans; Armada, from Cairo,
j.. r. Mccombs and Rose Hite, from Louis
VILE; Carrie and Emperor, from New
Orleans.
at4 miscellaneous. si.ifH
fusiaess was quite lively on the ievee
yesterday morning, Notwithstanding the
arrivals were few ..aa.,T The Charrner had
good trip up, and fair prospect for her
return ..,.,s The Phantom and Advance
had moderate trips. The former had six
teen bales OF cotton for IL. X. DunlSerson a
Comm The Mercury had a good trip 10
Memphia...,.,The John T. McCombs, We'd
needay night, had Il good trip. Among
her passengers were our excellent friend,
Capt. schoeniaub and family, whom we
ARE delighted 10 welcome back AS citizens
among us.........Ffeights are rather on the
increase, Notwithstanding "the city IN
doomed"
Heats Leaving To-Day.
Foit CAIRO. THE fleet Sam Orr, Captain
Duncan. goes % Cairo NJ = O'Clock to-day.
Val. Horenaoii and Guy Vineyard are her
elegant clerks. 60 for her. f3 tsitt"
e daAeaniEeS frazaA Our Exchanges.
CINCINNATI. --Iie Commercial Of Wednes-
day says: aA FHts f.ah .itiit1 B
The weather was cold and cloudy yeatar-
day, with the mercury down 10 30 degrees
a. noon. At PiLtshufg the river IN rising,
with seven feet In the channel. Here the
river hna risen Ave Inches dufi1R the pnst
twenty-fonr hours, with eight feet hence
c9praiii james +. Jack succeeds CANAAN
McCnrtyi in the office OF THE Messenger,
leaving for New Orleans to-day AT noon.
Captain H.. X. Batchelor will drop the
Alice Dean down % the leyee, and follow
the John IL. GfoeAbecR 10 New Orleans
The Alice IL la splendid order. Il
Captain jesse Y. Hnfd left for ST. Louis
on last nights train, TO resume command
LoUIsvfLLE.-The Courier OF Wednesday
says;
The river IL at u stand, with four feet two
Inches water In the canal. The weather III
cloudy and COOL and yesterday was the
FIRST indication Of winter.
AfthurA. Field, gentleman well and
mercial circles, recently employed Oh the
henderson line, has taken charge OF the
freight department. OF the Louisiana, and
Will add much 10 her popularity.
Arthur Is Il httnlSi boy, ana we hope 20
hear from him.
building n steamboat at Stuart A. BMnnon'a
ship yard az Jcfferaonyille. $40 feet long, As
feet beam, and feet hold, with 10 double
fiue boilers AZ inches diameter cylinders
"a inches diameter, II feet stroke, wheels 3S
feet diameter, with IL feet bucket, with an
easy model for fast running boat,
The Denlocrat, of Wednesday, says.
Mrs, Duvall, the estimable mother-in-
law of Capt. j. Slut Neal, died suddenly at
hia residence In this city ON Monday. Her
remains were taken up 20 Madisont Ind,
ON the Gen. Buell. yesterday morning for
intefment. Sine Was n most excellent lady.
and her death IN deplored by a large circle
OF relations, friends and aequaintances. 4
The commanding interest In the steamer
j. III. Gr0esbeck was purchased at Ctncin-
natl, Saturday, by Capt. Dan Maratta, who
will load her for New Orleans. tefl4
nn.fahi Luce Murrell goes out second
clerk or the Laura Fenton, and Alex. Stew
ART stops on 90 no on tho high headed Lib |
erty. A good change aa fan f 4Uah 81
sr. Lou1s.-4The Democrat OF "wednesday
THE weather is almost cold enough for
winter. 10 Will be learned, no doubt, that
cakes OF Ice were floating yesterday In the
Mississippi near -. Paul, They were talk
Ing few days ago up there of laying boats
up for the winter. They generally do about
the 10th OF November, we beiieye. There
IL a rise of Il few inches here. There can
not he much low water before ice closes
navigation. sH
Rather than walt here for her turn In the
Ralrond Line, the Henry Ames Will pro-
ceed to Louisville. there, and ut points be-
low on the Ohio River, TO load Tor New Or
leans. She leaves this afternoon, Captain
Tom Crawford In command. IL lS very
credttahle TO st. Louis that she In thus fur
nlshing Louisville with the transportation
she requires Our friends of the Courier
and Democrat will appreciate the bene-
ficence and enterprise OF st. Louis
ON Monday there was rise OF Inches
ut St. Paul, making 30 inches 10 Prescott.
IL was very cold and showing fast. -,
ON saturday at Memphis, Larry Harm
stead sold the steamer Justice TO Captains
Ball, House and Dean, for sB,0QO. she VIII
be put in thorough repair, and go into the
trade between Memphis and Hnilers
Point. Captain Dean. formerly OF the La
dy, Will take command OF the Justice.
MEMpuIs.-The Auaianchc, OF Tuesday,
says:
Weather clear and pleasant The river
here rose two feet IN the past IL hours.
Arkansas and White Rivers are reported
rising.
The Ruth passed down last night from
st. Louis for New Orleans, with tull Trip
The Louisville passed down this morn