The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-25

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~ pruning establishment in the w.
nj mas better facilities or greater ability :
polng me Steamboat Printing. Our asso,
= ihene OF JonIype, though very large an
y compete, Is constantly being added to- az
ourJPp department Is under the person
SUPERVISION of one of the best lob nrinta
= - 'ne onlted states. We are prepared
7 PIN FosIers, plain or fancy, Bill Head
o .n A !.aannpgs Cards, Deck and Meal Ticl
~ pil4s of Fare. Mates Tickets for Tabo
&c, 81, Orders left with either II n
49, T"ef"eillllLsn % promptly attended &
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Weather and, Water.re3+ ra-,
The weather Is cloudy ana, rFo,vin, - !
with the mercury close down ~ ~ $50 80
as s ponn I'M, Inc river here is rising slowly
ana, ~ p lP n ply bee, Y falling N befors
ar,,sa .ss9el 2! th a. JOURNAL makes il.
atn3a4taY u Us y rising at all points above
90 aCesourgr The Wabash, CumberIannd1
anu tennessee Rivers are at nearly jf1ono,d
sn'' Inc rain of Saturday night ana
,.t morning affected the river slightly
o9ng ana lo retarded the rapidity OF the De.
Arrivals and Departures a9dsf.
Inc arrivals and departufestt1p to fbraa
CLOCK yesterday were numerous. inclnd-
Ing. she Norman, Louisville to Memnh;s
!" lio wagner and StonewaII. Nau o..
leans 10 Louisvilles VIM White. Green
rsiFer 10 Evansville; Quickstep. Cairo -
evansville; Morning Star, Henderson to
louisville; Anna, Cincinnati to Marrb,s,
oilVer Moon, Memphis to Cincinnat,. ~
ma n oyd, Cincinnati to Nashville pi.I-
~ aafoie' Louisville to Eastport; Newsbov
Ienueson TO return; Charmer to Cairo.
cora 81 Memphis to Louisville.
.,.5f,er.s boats Due.
among the first boats due here are the
for Nashville: Shamrock ga
neile vernon, for ST. Louis: Imnorter
rom st. Louis; Liberty No. Rohart
ihs ana Amazon, for Memphis: Law
ence, Tor Arkansas River; MESSENGER for
We" orleans; America, Louisiana wet
noreiand, from New Orleans: sam Orr.
rom Cairo. f}}J ( y, = i'f 11'e%iA1 oofr'
Miscellaneous. 108
: ne "han was crowded with steamers
es'eroay morning, and presented high
animated appearance. Indeed il wos
iincuit Tor boats TO reach the wharf nndar
- present regulations, the whole levee i
9tns lineu with arf-boats, coal and mo- q 4
lce ooats......Tf1e' Wild WAGNER dis l.
iAIseo lOo bales of cotton for the w
flelsht Llne........The Stonewau had Il
9AANA Iii '.'-.".The Sam. J. Hale passed mn ~
1.uas Win over 300 bales of cotton for V
nclnnatl".....,The Silver Moon had over st
W Daies yesterday The Ouicksta, " ~
rlyed ate O'Clock yesterday rnorni1nsrtJ n 4 II =
10 had % bales of cotton, ia few tonsT 5os II .
ap lton' ana q few passengers. The -
una rloyd had full cargo for Nashville
So. Inc Anna and Norman had good
20 Aol Memphls........The Morning Star II
d nice packet trip out, including CON
cradle cotton reshipped. by r, X. Dim.
son o. Co.....@.Thea Armada br1nSbt Fl
Tn z'oO0 sacks corn from above NeyI. 4
3 sunday evening, and transferred -
ne Charmer-.......W orkmen wera bus,
'ne wheel OF the Charmer yesterd.v
She would leave on time all right
were gIad TO meet our old and nIaasa,+
No. Capt. Billy Voris, i'm command ~
Emma Floyd. He was gay as a lark
.The News Boy continues her reo,ular
, from ana to Henderson and is doing
ouslness....The VIM. White came Ont
freen River wfthfa moderate trim y
cora .. had full cargo Of cotton for
lsVliie and Cincinnati. The Ind. BE
over due, had not arrived I'M N
OK up W
are indebted to NJ. D. Condif tho
'us clerk of the Wild Wagner fou
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Boats Leaving TO-Day. - -