The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21


ets I Biis u Fare ,ss EST Tieksts for si Labo
&c, &c. q Orders LETT with either of the
whaff-Deats will be promptly attended to.
-.-r "a Weather and Water.sraY
The weather continues clear and I'M
seasonal ly hottie mercury up to near
SOC from noon to evening. The river de-
clines steadily and is now very nea' ly as
low as In 1856. The channel below con tin
ues TO cut out, and navigation Tor very
light boats is stiff prac icabfe. = MIN
Arrivals and Departures. l.oS
The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock ON Saturday include the Fanny
Brandeis, from cairo TO Evansville; News
boy, Henderson and return Phantom.
Eastport toNEvansyille- lt-,S6eH .ssss II.
ROatp due. tg
Among the first boats due here are the
Michigan. from Memphis Linton and Ln-
ella, from Cairo: Cora 81 for Mem PMS; J.
p. Webb, from Ms. Vernon to louisville.
MfsceIlaneOus.
There was considerable activity on the
levee Saturday morning. az. The Phantom
arrived from Tennesses River, with a very
fair low wsser trip, incindfng considerable
bales Of new cotton. for sale IN tins city...-i
The Fannie Brandisa had also . good pack
ct trip, Intending 81 CRATES ~ apeesVnre,
for the great house Of AaTk, Henning 4
Co..-.The Louisa was receiving erite rapid
ly. and would have all she Wanted.-..-T The
J. P. Webb With two balges and J. 900 bar
rels OF -four Tor Louisyiiie ives aground at
Diamond island The Tempest was due
on saturday, with l7z bales or cotton, for
Fred. r! Huston, Agent 81 the ,celebrated
White Line, Transit Company - Capt.
Fred r. Hnston,i and Gus. -Dnsouchet did
not meet with eminent success as hun
tiers, ana killed neither buffalo nor bear.
They think the vicinity or the Grand
Chain is an excellent place TO hum, but a
mighty poor place to find game. ....a.The
Louisville Denaocs'os urges theowners and
commanders of Louisville isteamboatss to
employ none buts Louisville steamboat
men ..-... .--.. Father IBachman, Catholic
priest, and pastor or the st. Andrews
Church, at Louisville and-who was blown
up lbs, the explosion Of. Abe 50eneral Lyle,
in 1866, has sued the Louisville and Cincin-
natl Mail Line Company fos s25O 600 dam
ages, alleged TO have been sustained on his
aerial voyage The suit was commenced
before the Jefferson Court of Common
Pleas, ON Thursday, The most eminent
counsel of Louisville are engaged in the
case........The J. P. Webb got of Diamond
Saturday. and after shifting her freight
and taking coal. proceeded to Louisville.
....,....The Fannie Brandeis lies over till to-
day.
tytS Boats Leaving To-Day. zig
For CAIRo.-The1 neat and finely APP
pointed low water packet Fanny Brandies,
Capt. SInedley, with Capt., ]. B. Hall In
the Office will be the popular and safe
packet for Cairo to-day at o'clock. She
has excellent cabin appointments, and
her officers are pleasant gentlemen.
FOR OwESsBoRo AND LoUIsvILLE.-The
Ollie Sullivan will leave for Owensboro at
10 o'clock to-day. and will connect with
the famous Palestine. Capt. Ham Throop
is in command and Les Ware is in the
Office, 5i.. 80 t,...I,.t-'..-..'.
For EAsrP3tsr. - The fleet low water
favorfte, Phantom, WIN leave at 4 O'CLOCK
this evening for Eastport and all, inter
mediate Tennessee Riverports. Her reeu
.larity, fiiie speed, elegant cabin appoint
ments, and above all, her affable, court
sous, and careful officers, Capt. Alien Bun
can and Val. lSorenson,G com mend her to
thefayor of passengersand sisippers.up9T
. GHeanSngs from Quar- Exchanxes.Ell
P1TTsBuRG. The Conpaerctal of Thursday
says: hayf .sb Sd ven
E e fSfatsf fa adg
was active: Shel sidewf1eei packets of The
lGai slia Ra9.ieis .iyss4scarriyins and de-
';W no Saw iffaLAh esgtern excfiangei has
tnesuo rowing; Ihei rotitsg Of the yacht
which recently reached Cincinnati. hail
ing from New York. OVERLAP nd route, was
as follows: 1twent up the III udson to AL
bany; theBee toBufalo by canal; thence
6 % to 6fne Inc
natl. 1t mas gene-te louisville, on its way
10 Siali1ornia sand a asRai/ - zasrsYO
f4SsIsSfAfFf5Fihe fPP'f2efe's' Fl Friday
saYs;oa. Ts.,ra. ,,.,s..S,AA ,se,S{ $50
hay, IL orII ng and evening. and clear at
mld-uay ana a. night All Pittsbnrg the
Iiver was falling lassl night with twenty
soneS With the o Il bars
benceIto Louisvile, MI 4nuafae ynh q 4
Samuel Mccormick, night watch man on
the Phil. SherldBn, was Killed rev days
since py q % ow nom aenegrO roustabout,
deceased was born in Cattiesburg, KY,
IN Lawrence Co inty, Ohio. His mother
esaes IN nssrS
Fl LOUIS ls0FFi atua, clerk on Capt W iiliams'
wharf-ooars at. Vicksburg. -diedoor yellow
fever on the Sfhh iinstwiR ynitled mgal 20
Lou1syILLE. = The EConrter,E Of Ffiday,
says:
There were fully tw o feet and fonrinches
wsterin the canal by the marx Z, Yesterday
New Alba ny and Portland bars three feet
ofswatera is,reported. z business is quite
lively at the leyee. and the weather very
of Sa the year. ana IL may rg aboupa good
deal of sickness -in-oaf- eity,-though we
nope that such ,iwtlfnot be tpe. case.gIhe