The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15


gazers. We are indebted to her attentive
freight Clerk; Master George Throop, for a
manifest of her last trip lsg...ll.. The Pink
Varble had moderate trip up.@..-.. The
Ada Lyon is at the wharf ana will resume
her place in the Green River trade, to-day.
She he's fine aceommodationsa and pleasant
officers. oh fHahisaa4 Eol s139na s914t s01
Idj bae Boats Leaving To-Day. ESQ
For CAIRoAThe admirable and swift
Sam. Orr is the regular daily mail line
packet for Cairo and all way points at
three O'Clock to-day. Capt. Allen Duncan
| lis in command, and Guy Vineyard and Bell
Haas are her clerks. The Orr is'lightning
on run. 1o4 tlarla.AI 9fi4 ~ Oh
Foe Lou1svILLE.--ThatG grand floating
palace, the beautiful Taraseon, is the regu-
lar mail boat for Ioui willie this evening,
commanded by that princely gentleman,
Capt. JfmZLusi, and having in her Office
those3 popular and elegant gentlemen,
John. Ouetbacker, Arthur Field, and Billy
Stephenson. TheTarascon and her courtiy
crew have no parallel onlth Western wa
FOR GREEN RIVER The elegant Ada
Lyon has been put in complete repair and
leaves for Green River to-day, in charge of
her old commander, Capt. ALT. Edwards
Shippers and passengers Will take notice.
% Manifest Steamer Nashville. = Brown,
Dunkersoni & Coz, II hhds tobacco; Huston
& Co., IL hhdS tobacco; Spratt u Co., hhdS
tobacco; w. Heilman, large cast wheel, 2
pieces casting; y. Sheen, COW and calf; j.
W. Green, bag wool; Preston a. Morgan,
wagon; w. Caldwell, IA bags potatoes; T.
b. Verfnillion, IL bags potatoes; DIV eaver,
70 sRs oqr; = e Grl 81 SS 4gE 100 SKIS
Gilbert & Co., box; Steamer Camden,
stoves; Reitz & Haney, cast sheel; ]. d.
WEIGH, 4S bags rags. & y 8e5fa> sA3 10 19V
Gleanings from Our Exchanges.
.iCTNcIsNAT1-The Commercial of Thurs
day says:IR@gas j .EnusF4c 'f1 $50 ABB
The weather was cool and pIeasan ves-
terday, AT Pittsburg the river is falling,
with 4 feet inches in the channel. The
Kanawha lis stationary, with "a inches in
| the channel. Here, the river has risen one
foot during the pastl4 hours. with Szz93 feet
on the shoalest bars hence to Louisville.
p AT about seven O'Clock yesterday morn
ling, the Rowena and c. T.sDumont leftst the
/ wharf and proceeded to North Bend, where
they met the United States with the Presi-
Dental party on board, when the Rowena
and ca L. Dumontalashed on each side of
the United States, and proceeded up the
river to the foot OF Broadway, where they
| landed with the distinguished party.
r. Capital ohm Patterson has concluded to
commence loading the Abeona- for N eW
Orleans, and will leave on Saturday.
1.-THE J.i r. Gilmore, Capt. Il. >. Yerkes,
has abandoned her Arkansas RIVER trip,
and will leave for Memphis, in the Mem
phis Packet Company's line, on Saturday.
Capt. slant. J.. Bachelor will have charge
of affairs in the office 5H.l - ,3hA4sJ
I9LoUIsyILLE.-The HCossrS1e of Thursday
| says: ell a4Dnel 9dj s9asiia 80 5suo
1.-the river was rising slowly yesterday,
with 5 feet inches wafer in the canal in
| the evening by the mark. During the
previous twenty -four hours 1t had risen 3
inches at the head OF the falls, and inches
aIn aw1A
pleasant, the thermometer ranging at 10
II ON the falls there was 3 feet 8 in ches wa
ter in the pass down the Indian chute, and
The Cumberland River at Nashville on
Tuesday had risen l01nches only from the
effects of the recent rains, with IL 1ncheS
water on the shoals, A better tide is look
ed for in that stream.
The Hose Hite yesterday took the place
of the John T. McCombS in the mail and
packet line hence to Evansville and Hen
fderson.a The latter will be repaired. g4
ST. LoUIs.--The Democrat of Thursday
The river has swollen foot and a half at
this place. The Illinois is swelling; larger
boats are going into that stream, and its
business is improving The Upper M1ssis-
Sippi is swelling at and below Dunuqpe,
and perhaps above; our through II: Paul
packets, and others run fun1nterruptedly,
and business in that trade is likewise inn
4 proving. There is some Improvement IN
missouri river Navigation. 1eSterCty was
one of the briskest days of the season on
the wharf, but a steady brislSness has not
yet begun. The weather is perb, .,s.a
The following steamboat sales have just
| taken placer ei1~-tiA--'
On Champion, towboat. sold by Alexander
| Goyer to David Campbell, for y, 800 Coy
Smith to Turton & Co., for $500. b. L:
| Woodward, by Heating d. Goa to Edward
TrSnbe =, for SO00I ,Ii,a g Or ten
7 this morning for Cincinnati. 1t was anus
iIing TO see the efforts of her officers yester-
! day to driye off freight Seldom mas sneh
! seen here.
MEMPHIs.AThe ApaIdnche, of Tuesday,
5.says:ifb faa1s difg on 1919 2si5erR@iR .
as The weather. yesterday was cool, with a
| quite inactive The river here is station
airy. The Guidon reports twenty-eight
inches in the Arkansas. The McCune re-
ports White river falling, with four feet to
/ Duyall's Bluff. The river at st. Louis is