The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-15

Ht0ats Leaving To-Day
Foa cAtHe,-fhe popular aud fleet
Steamer eharmer, Capt, BILLY Lowth, Is
the regular packet for Cairo to-day. VIII
liam Fowler In her elegant aud popular
passenger Clerk. ana Geo. Nicholson At
tends 10 freight, The right men in the
right place,
ifaa toulsviidF.=srhe beautiful Rose
Iiite, Capt. Aaron Ballard, with Geo. Pat
teraan aud JeAsee jackson as Clerks.
leaves for louisville at D,s O'Clock this
morning, She Is the very boat 20 30 on.
aIeaninRs fren Owr Exchanges.
CtseiNeATf.= The Commercial, Of Friday,
says
The weather wis cool aud cloudy, yeater.
day, with q light dfizzling rain ht inter-
walls, Az Pittsburgh the river ~ rising,
with ~, feet Ia tie channel, The Kannwh
n falling with feet Ia the channel. Here
the river las feeeded three inches during
the past twenty -four hours, with 10 fest
hence to Louisville, Tile river rose feet
a. Marietta, Yesterday, AZ the rain has
been general all along the line OF the Ohio.
and Ia the "A lleghenieh, ws may anticipate
"a substantial mountain fiEe,
MaKAfs George ", Johnson Co, received
dispatches yesterday, announcing the
death Of Captain ~, Marsh Iihrton, yoHtef-
day morning, at Allegheny city, rrnHayir
vanilla. The deceased WINS extensively
known Ia river circles ha HAtennboar clerk,
Captain aud owner, lie was engaged IN
tho boat store business az tie time ~ his
death, and had been la ~ health for some
Time,
LOUISVILLE. THE Courier Of Friday
aayai
tho river was slowly swelling last even.
ing with Ieet \ inches water la the
canal by the mark. During the pre-.
viouR "a hours II had swollen about Inches
al the head Of tho ftli#, and u inrhea 1T
lowering all day, with the thermometers
Ut o..
7 or inches water Ia the pa4s down the in-
dian chute, ana slowly rising,
business about the wharf yesterday was
dull aud inanimnte, with but very mengre
shipments to any potut, ana lsHa receipts
tiian HERETOFORE. Various packets are nd.
Laura Fonton and Cora =. for Memphis
aud White river, but thoy nave not met
with much encouragement.
Tho Pittsburg Commercial tho other day.
evidently referring 10 the elcctlone, fc#
quested IA 10 "wRit "a while longer, that 4
better time was coming. We'll, has 10
oomas The black Republicans, welded
TO their idols, and with their cycA wide
open. aud wide awake, voted them
selves bincieef than over. They madc their
election, aud ns they have sown so snail
they reap, we hope ana trust. We even
expect the next lot OF coal from that quar-
TOT TO be as black aa tar or blncker f1r,
idle. negro brothers.
II you wanted "A striking comparison.
why didn't you say rs blacls as tho treason
that animated the South in 1891, and
which has brought upon her people such
untold miscrical That was the very acme
OF hlncltuesa.
The Democrat Of Friday says:
We made mention yesterday that the
Tempest would go to Arkansas River sat
urdny II our merchants and shippers
would get her a trip chap wanted 10
ship a hair dozen pine collins, spotted
heiicr, aud "ynlier dorg' on her yeatefuHy'
The Tempest don't go.
That was u big shipment for Louisville
20 make. The Tempest fought for To nave
go-od'
81. Louia.- The Democrat, of Friday,
says;
Business X improving. Tho upper rivers
are slowly declining. There ~ rect 10
Keokuk. feet TO Cairo, NV frot ~ tue Mis-
souri,, aud 1 feet Ia tho Illinois. rho cham
mel IN cutting ont below, anu boats are
making regular time. the woather CON
tinuea very fine. There - great activity
among boats an the upper MISSISSIPPI, anu
atlll freight Ia NO abundant that only about
half OF the grain can be moved. s.fl.f
We learn on good authority That capt.
Donaldson, the protector q tnc mnEnih-
cent steamer Great Hepubuo, mas decided
| toleave Pittsburgh aud settle In 81 Louis
| The DubuauS and Dunlcith elevators are
| full of grain. Tho blockade has fairly COM