The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-03
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River and weather.

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For. other Rioey Items see FIFTH Page.
River and Weather.
Yesterday was a beautiful and pleasant
day, though partially cloudy during the
afternoon. The river had fallen inches
| during the "A hours ending at O'Clock
yesterday.
Arrivals and Departures.
| The arrivals and departures up to 3
O'Clock yesterday, and not before reported,
include the Havana, Nashville TO Cincin-
natl; Phantom. GAINESVILLE to Evansville;
Quickstep, 10 Cairo; VIM. White and Jas.
Gray, from Green River; Ella Faber,
White River to Louisville; Glasgow
Pittsburg to ST. Louis; Alice Dean, New
Orleans to Cincinnati; Sam. Orr, Eastport
to Evansville; New York, st. Louis to
Pittsburg; sam J. Hale, Memphis to Gin
cinnati; Ada Lyon, from Wabash River;
Leonidas, New Orleans to return; May
flower, Cairo to Evansville.
ssti Boats Due. e Ha .
Among the first boats due here are the
Rowena, for Nashville; R. NJ. Bishop, Gold
en- Eagle and Mariner, to 81. Louis; Min
nicola and Silver Moon, for Memphis;
Bertha and Mary Swan, from Memphis;
Anglo Saxon, for Arkansas River; st.
Charles, Silver Spray Richmond and
Laurel Hill, for New Orleans; Indiana,
Louisiana. swallow, and j. w. Garrett.
from New Orleans; J. p. Webb. from Wa.
bash River. sd4 7s.n.etfs a.fs zuii
Il miscellaneous. yF.fes Eet
There was a continued whistling of
steamers during MONDAY night and up to
noon yesterday ........The James Gray and
VIM. White had moderate trips from
Green River. The Gray returned last night
1.-THE Alice Dean and Mepham were
comparatively light..-........-The Leonidas
was entirely light. She returned from here
to the Wabash, and will take full load of
corn to New Orleans for Brandeis & Craw-
ford. $500. The Mayf1ower had very hand
some trip of freight and passengers from
Cairo yesterday morning-.-.....TheS Sam. j.
Hale was partially loaded.........The Sam.
Orr and Ada Lyon had good trips. The
Orr had 1873 bales of cotton and other
freisht......-.Our river friends, we know,
win excuse us for any apparent neglect
yesterday morning, as the election at
tracted most of our attention during the
after part of the day and all night.
Boats Leaving TO-Day.sf
4 For CAIRo.-The unrivalled steamer
Mayhower' with that elegant gentleman
and justly popular officer, Captain j. w.
Il
Geo. Throop, and NJ. Waltball clerks, is
the regular mail and express packet for
Cairo to-day. Her passenger appointments
are magnificent, and for speed snd COM
| fort she is without peer. H. a3assI o..
For LoUIsvILLE-The ligatning-wfnged
Tarascon is the regular Henderson and
Louisville packet this evening. and is
without rival. Travelling on the Taras-
con is an exquisite pleasure. A. T.. Gill
more and Miles D. Warren ale her popu-
lar officers.
For EAsTPoRT~-The splendid steamer
Sam. Orr is the regular Evansville and
Eastport packet this evening and has
superior passenger accommodations. Capt.
Allen Duncan, an urbane and pleasant gen.
tlemen, has command, and Val. Lorenson
and George Vinyord, are, her superb
| Clerks. She should receive liberal pat
| ronage.
For MEMPHs.-The beautiful Minneolo,
the star of the Dean Line" goes to
Memphis to-day. with Captain Miller In
command, and with a pleasant gentleman
in the office. She will furnish luxurious
accommodations to passengers. $500 oae
For g New ORLEANS. = The excellent
freight steamer, Laurel Hill, will leave
to-day for New Orleans. Her commander
is that veteran officer and excellentg gentle
man, Captain Yves. Conner. and Lou
Beeler l. her courteous and popular Clerk
Give her your freight.
| For HARTFoRD.-The excellent steamer
James Gray win leave ON Saturday for
Hartford. KY, and all way landings. Ship
| pers and passengers should bear this in
| mind. 35 --A ss*R =
For GREEN RIvER.-The splendid VIM.
| White Capt. A. Drinkwater, with Pat
Burke in the Office, is the elegant Green
River packet this evening. She has mag
| nificent Accommodations for passengers.
Pilots Memorandum Steamer Sam. Orr, from
| Waterloo TO EUdnsciue-Left Waterloo, Sat
urday 30th, Ii A.. NJ. River inside Its banks
and falling Met j. baker at Cnlckasaw;
Met Rapldan at Port Mason, n. W Ca
sey at sandy Island, Missionary at Patter-
s soma fefrY sf art Padueah at a. M met
Clifton at Paducah, Stonewan at head OF
Stewards Island, T. y. Phillips at Golcon.
| met Pink Varble at Caye-in- Rock, Emma
| Floyd at Caseyville; passed Ella Eaber at
Shotwell's Mines; met a beona at " estern
town; passed Liberty No: at Raleigh;
met Tempest at foot OF Wabash Island,
Cora 8. at Highland Rocks; passed Addy
| Lyon at Union Town; net RObt. Burns at
| Shin Island, Lake Erie No. at same place;
Quickstep at Diamond Island.
,I4S bales of cotton on board of sam Orr
80 pkes sundries, and good passenger trip.
Gleanings from our Exchanges.
CINCINNATI.-The Commercial of Monday
says: ts5
/ owing to the closing of the canal, in
| order to remove he mud, the Amazon will
/ be compelled TO descend the falls. She will
viii, We understand, be closed for two
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