The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-02

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rnent Of Jon Type, though very large anu
complete. is constantly. being added to, ana
csIrt{ I'M lena -fTnent is under the personal
superyision OF one of the best job printers
IN the p ense niain or faneg Sill Heads
Bills Iading, Cards. Deck ana -1esA1 1tcAN
cts, Bills OF Fare Mates Ilckets LOT - H.
&C. sc. Orders left with either OF tne
wharf-boats will be promptly attended 10.
weather and water.
The weather cleared up Friday night /
and was intensely cold. Saturday was
bright and beautiful, with the mercury at |
sunrise. at 30 above zero, and continued
to range down to the freezing point All
day. The river was stationary since FIJI
day noon. and a swell was confidently ex-
pected.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up TO three
O'Clock Saturday include the Success, en-
cinnati to St. Louis; Ella Hughes, Louis
Vile to Cairo; Silver Cloud, New Orleans
to CINCINNATI; Ada Lyon, Green River to
return: one sullivan, to Canneltoni
Newsboy, Henderson and return.
Boats Isue.
Among the first boats due here are the
Empire, for Memphis; Luella- Linton
Chattanooga and Nashville, from Cairo;
Rose Kite, from Louisville; WHa. White,
from Green River; Lewenin, from East
port.
miscellaneous.
There was considerable activity on the
wharf Saturday, with a fair amount of
freight offering for Cairo and Memphis,
and both the Charmer and Fanny Bran
deis were receiving Iiberally.....The OIL
lie Sullivan left for Cannelton full OF
freight. and peopIe,.-...--We were again
mistaken in regard TO the departure OF the
Cobb Webb, as we have been assured she
would positively go, but Captain Weoo,
with a charaet eristic desire to accommo-
date the people. laid over till Saturday,
though he was full of freight on Friday 800.
Ca pt Liters new propeller made trip 10
Green River on Thursday and returned
Friday night. Her machinery works Well
and she is likely to prove agreat success.
The Success and the Ella Hughes passed
down during Friday night with fair trips
The Silver Cloud, after a tedious voy-
age and much trfbulation, reached this
port with two barges and some freight Sat
+nrdav morning. When the prospective
rise comes down she will be able to cross
French Island Bar, and we presume she
will not attempt IL till the rise does come
can't. J. v. Throop is waiting and
hoping for good news from above. If the
reports are favorable, the big Maybe
will be found at the wharf to-day, ready
to receive for Memphis.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CArRo.-The Chattanooga will most
probably be the regular mail and passen-
ger pack ct for Cairo and way ports to-day,
at3o'clock. She has comfortable appoint
Inents. and her chief Officers, Capt. Frank
Dusouchet and Kit Rudd, are deservedly
popular, as they are courteous and obligine.
The Linton, Capt. Nat. Drew, with N y.
Haywarl and Cash Thomas in the othcer
will likewise go to Cairo to-day. She is 9
new boat, finely appointed, and pleasant
officers.
Foe I,oUrsyILLE.-The Rose Hite will
donbtIess be the mail boat to Louisville al
10 O'Clock this morning. Capt. Aaron Bal
lard IS her popular commander, and DlcA
Hutchinson and Joe Carr are her clerks
The Rose Hite is a favorite with the PEG
pie along the coast. a. = s. = A.
FOR CANNELroE.-The Ollie Sullivan
will return to CanneIton at 10 O'Clock tht
Arno-ning. Capt. Ham. Thronpis in com
mend. and Les. Ware and Will. Hays Off
ciate IN tine oil ce with distinguished cour
Etgl5 E-EGS@s rO3@ >@-@tG Has
For GREEN RIvER.-The popular WI
T e liam White is the regular Green Rive
racket to-day at g P. NJ. Capt. Rust ant
Julian Giddings are her officers, and ar
pleasant and obliging gentlemen. In
william White has elegant passenger ap
p6intlnentsl Give her big trip, and al
her in building up large trade for Evans
vile Is 4r t,sst- a- ~ af Ill
f,Ieat,issgs from our Exchanges.
PrrTsBURG. The Commercial OF Thurs
day says: f1asfapa .e"hao
BELOW the Suspension Bridge, we hav
nothing new to notice. Our SteaInooa
friends are waiting for rise OF water
" can determine. Above the bridge actlV
ifv was the order OF the day. Buslne'
was brisk. Freights and passengers weI
plenty.
says: EGf
The weather was cool and cloudy We
terday. with the wind from The northea'
until noon, when it veered around, con
ing from the southwest during the ate
noon and night. The thermometer range
at so degrees ALI day; the barometer Sl1gn
" indicating rain. AL Pittsburg, the rive
twelve inches in the Channel. AT Vince
ing it was rising slowly, with mild an
cloudy weather Here, it was recedln
very slowly last night. with tour Ieet scaI
in the canal.
Captain F. A. Blanks left for New o
leans yesterday. having succeeded in b
mission here He has secured the lars
aud excellent de-wLeel steamer 5
James, from the Big sandy Company, ft
the New OFle rs and Ouachlta R1v'
t~sde She will leave for New Orleans
soon as there is sufficient water over u
tails to permit her to descend, Is.
Chippewa River boat, named Sill
Wright passed Muscatine the other da
She is built on a new principle, 1t is sal
THE boat has a couple of oarges alongsld
So nlaced as to LIT the steamer up 10 lev
with the 6argeS Snat fn 1s Inc c wei Is equal S1
distributed between the boat and barge