The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
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Heats Leaving To-day.

Fon CAIRo.-The renoW ned Armada, tho
favorite OF the Cairo puck ct line, goee 10
Cairo at o'clock 10 day she In COM
manded by Ii. 4. Dexter, a veteran and OK
perieneed officer, with Biiiy Dunn and
George Thfoopi in the Office. The Armada
IL not surpassed in excellent aecommoda-
tiens OF speed. hr ssr
FoR LoUIsyILLE.-The gay John 4. Me-
Combs is the regular packet for Louisville
and ports. Her chiefoffieers
are those elegant gentlemen, Capt. Frank
Banl6snith and John OuerbneEer. She
has fine passenger appointments.
Fod GREEN RIvER.-The elegant Ada
Lyon IL the regular Green River packet
this evening. Cepts, Edwards and dra-
ham are Ia charge, and never fail TO make
their passengers comfortable.
Glennings from our Exchanges.
CINciRNATI.-The Commercial OF Monday
says m
The weather was delightfully."- clear, mild
and pleasant yesterday, with the mercury
| mt 76e ut noon. y light drizzling rain
Commenced last night. AZ Plttsburg, the
river is falling, with "a Inches in the cham
| mel Here the river has receded 9 inches
| during the past twenty-four hours, with 8
| feet hence 10 Louisville.
| The Louisville and Cnrrollton packet
| Gipsey, and the Shamrock, bound from
Cincinnati for ~. Louis, eoiiided opposite
Madison, Indiana, on Friday evening.
! About six feet OF one OF the dipsey's guards
| was torn or while the Slla rock was com
| PEELED 10 40 In the dock AT Madison for re-
pairs. ftti
The Commercial OF Sunday says;
Captain Dan w. Marratta yesterday
bought the commanding interest In the
'VGi aptain 4. g. Farley, Col. ]. l.. Vance,
Col. j. ]. Dickinson, and Messrs, Baer and
gae9o ,yys ess!seTaoy sn as regular sns F
! day packet from this port 10 the Kanawha
! River Ina place OF the Cottage N02. leav-
ing here on her first trip on Saturday
next.
A dispatch from Jacksonville 20 the
sunday Commercial says, Attw
The Charleston lost one OF her barges
with is, 900 bushels of coal two miles below
| Rising sun, Indiana, by the waves OF the
| Major Anderson, IN ten feet OF water; she
/ also broke her att hog chain, The Louisi.
| ana got her shaft over the falls to-day, oil
safe. es"t# iH
I.oursv1LLE.--The Democrat Of Sunday
Therlver IL falling slowly at this point
Last evening there was'four ana a-haiffeel
water IA the canal, and little 2, wafer a, on
yesterday, IL being pncket-day, The
weather was fine, cool and clear.
We learn that Captain Ed. Judge haA
1 taken Goflli1tuu vi ltt III fAhOh w
| phis. He ts a clever gentleman anywhere
| we find him, and we wish him success,
The old bustamenter" double-barreled
| gunboat, General Grant, passed down yes.
| terday via atlanta" painted on bel
wheelhouses. She goes TO Columbus, Ga.
ria New Orleans.
Why Is the Evansville Journal like n ru
morn Because there's nothing IN Il"
If that were true, IL would be Just ike
your head.
ST. LOUIS. The Democrat OF Monday
says: u5 a4e H
Visions o low water have measurably
| vanished tor the present For although
the decline IN still going on here, there ~ Z
rise-not large however-in the Upper Mis-
! sissippi. ON Saturday the river rose foui
inches at Dubuque, and q loot previously
at 81. Paul. Upon reflection, however, th'
! rise may not be enough TO add an inch tt
| the depth on the lower rapids. But th'
! Keolxuk boats reportR swell all the way
down. Heavy rains fell along the entire
upper river. There is II large stage IN TN
! Illinois and falling, and the Missouri Il
also falling. A rise has taken place IN tlt
| Arkansas. as we anticipated from las
sundays rains on that stream.
Receipts of produce continue heaYy, am
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