The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-30
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For other River Items see Seventh. Fdge.

CINcISNArI, Noy. 2o.-Been raining here
steadily all day, butts now growing cold,
with prospects OF snow. The rain appears
to be general. 1t is raining at Pittsburg
LGhiea2o, Cleveland, and indianapolis.
4 LOUISVILLE, Now 49, River stationary,
with three feet ~ the canal 50 A good stage
is expected. The 81. Charles goes TO New
Orleans next Tuesday, and the Thdiana
next Saturday. Copious -sho ~ers feir1at
Intervals troaA- Ten O'Clock last night until
this morning The thermO m eter Is down
to 30, and the barofneteT3is noVtiffsing u
4han ,khSigtYlng was NOT geneEaity OBJ
served. BUSH ess was only partially sus-
pended 81 ! YaU bnG -HolT 20" ECT 7
The prospects for rise ar exceedingly
fatteling, unless the lpresenI cold snap
continues and intensiffes. The rain30of
Thursday night ard yesterday, as well as
the snow storm, being ger eral from st,
Louis and Chicago to Cleveland and Pitts
bnrg, Including Cincinnati, louisville.
aud Nashville, as well as. the wabash
Valley. Here, the weather has grown
very cold, and the ground is frozen at
midnight hard enough to bear horse......
The Fanny Brandies was the only addi-
tional arrival yeste ay.....!:..The VIM
White left tor Green River, and the Phan-
tom for Eastport, with good trips. and the
Cobb Webb, for Cumberland River, with
all she could stow away 1.-THE Ollie Sui
Ivan lies over until o'clock this morn
ing, when she returns to CanneIton.......-
The Mayfiower will probably come to the
What to-day, and leave on Monday or
Tuesday for Memphis Palestine,
Cora s. and Sam. J. Hale, are all
expected this evening Capt. Ben. How
ard was TO leave Cairo, yesterday, with the
Cumberland, expecting to put her in as a
regular Tuesday and Friday packet, from
Evansville to Cairo. Captain Ben.
has great energy, and will stir things
up sone......-.-The great Indiana will
be here on the first rise for New Orleans,
and win be followed by the st. Charles....
A permanent and considerable rise is ex-
pected in the Cumberland at once. That
would improve navigation in the Lower
Ohio.......-The Fanny Brandeis had big
trip up yesterday ........Captatn Will. p.
Fowler did actually arrive yesterday by
the Charmer. 1t was another good look
man that came up on the Mary Erwin.
Is MoRANDUM OF THE STEAMER CHARM
sH-C The Steamer Charmer left Cairo,
~sday, November 18th, at / o'clock
boats in pOrt-FIorence Traber; met
empire at Brooklyn; at Paducah-
sos ierner, preparing to start South, to
e. the Memphis and New Orleans
tre = Nashville, awaiting the launch of
the 3 ne Wing from the ways, to be hauled
out, passed the Fanny Bran1eIs below
Srnitniand: met the Wauanita above the
same place, and Lewellen and Linton at
Golconda; rain commenced at Casey Vile,
| P. M, 8tn, and lasted until the 18th, II
/ A. NJ. when at Henderson, it was succeed
| ed by snow. River declining all the way
/ up. Weather stormy, with high wind
| prevailing.
MANIFEsr.-Weh have for Jno. Hedderich,
81 bags OF potatoes; Stockwen & Co, 81
packages OF hides, &c; f. r. Huston Al
| barrels of spar; r. K. Dunkerson q Co.,
! 40 bags of fruit, barrels of apples; ]. c.