The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-14
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For other Fsper' 1tenas See FtnA r age.

For Other Rtrer- Items See FIFTH Iaee.
River and weather. -.
The weather yesterday was partly cleal
md very hot sweltering by nine A. N
The river is filling steadily but slowly
tbout six inches in twenty-four hours
= is falling steadily at all points above.
ArrsvaIs-endD eparfures.
The arrivals ana Departures up 10 -four
pclock yesterday include the Quickstep,
afro TO return; Newsboy, Henderson and
aturn; Mary swan. Memphis to Evans
lille: Tahlequah, Little Rock to Cincin-
att; Ollie Sullivan, Cannelton to Evans
lille; Morning Star, Louisville to return
'etrolia No. 2. Wabash River to Evans
lille. The Tahlequah was light. TheaoIife
nllivan had SO hogsheads of tobacco. The
tar had good packet trip.
- Boats hue. I , =
Among the first boats due here are the
NINA Floyd, for Nashville; Champion,
I'D Sherman for st. Louis; Harry Dean
ma, and Liberty No. 2 for Memphis;
airy Erwin, for Arkansas River; ST.
harles, Indiana, Richmond and Nick
ongwortn, for New Orleans; Mayfower,
ON Cairo; Tarascen, from Louisville );
la Faber and Phantom, from eCumber-
nd River; Mary swan, Empire, and Cliff
d, from Memphis.
Miscellaneous Eys.s sY.5
Everything was exceedingly dull on the
harf yesteld day morning, leading us al
ost TO imagine that we were at Louis
lie or New Albany. Up to ] O'Clock,
ere had not been an arrival, except the
lickstep and the Newsboy. "a large
mount of corn was being piled upon the
wee, and this fact, with the large array of
bacco assured US that wewerenof attheA
Ills City s.@i The Quickstep had q hogs
ads of tobacco for Hubbs 4 Vets, ID for
K. Dunkerson & CO., 13 for Maekey,
isbet & CO., and fer reshipmentg sto
ouisville. She had also considerable
her freight and q good passenger list,-.--.
he Newsboy was full OF tobacco, and re-
rned before. noon for second trip 4z-.4..z|
s Ware, the genial clerk of.the Charm
arrived by6theH Quickstep yesterday |
orning, having stopped off at smithland. |
proceedsito eancin mani 4 o join the boat
Our clever young otownsmanoJ ohm |
heeier, went cut as clerk of the Charm
The Mary Swain arrived at I O'Clock
Ii
,de extraordinary Time hs5Tnssn Lev l
Boats LeavirK To-Day. s.5aa IL
FoR CAIRo.-The magnificent .side-wfreel 1
W steamer Mayfidwer, with spacious
d elegant passenger appointments, is the
;nlar packet for Paducah, Cairo, and all /
y landings at o'clock to-day. q apt.aJ
Throop. gentleman of the old school,
4 an experienced ma vigator, is her pop /
II commander, and Billy Dunn, George, /
roop and Marsh Walthall are her court
is and attentive clerks, ~ -
OR MEMPHIs.-The fleet and beautiful
ry Swan Is announced as the regular
ansville and Memphis packet to leave
sevening. She is nice tidy craft, 1
asantly appointed, and admirably off,
ed. Capt. Dave Huki1I is in command,
w. I'll. Speed in the office. Passengers
] shippers will receive the most COURT
is attention. Shippers for Columbus.
;kman, Memphis, and the Bends, will
member the Mary Swan to-day
OR GREEN RIvER--The gay and festive
/ may be expected to return to that
ssic stream this evening. Her officers
pleasant and obliging gentlemen.
OR HENDEBsoN.--The News Boy, Capt.
sriey Perkins commanding, leaves for
iderson at ten and three O'Clock,
king two trips daily.
sleanings from our Exchanges. a.
lNCINNATI.-Th Commercial, of We'd |
day says:
ne item of theAnDa's cargo for Men,
$ IS sixteen threshfng machines.
apt. q. Wash. rhonpson. of the Edin-
.cy 10 lat n q h ENx- .s.,I-x.
! Frank Williams occupies his desk | i
ing his absence. .9G II
e learn by special dispatch that the I
at Republic arrived at st. Louis yester-
afternoon, four days and twenty-five Il
rs out from New Orleans. She leaves
Louis for New Orleans as ain tomorrow ]
ming, and Cairo on Friday evening. Nh
ne ST. Mary's passed up last night, from
Orleans for Wheeling, where she will 4
epaired, and placed IN the Wheeling Y
{ Cincinnati trade as a regular weekly
ket. | a
buIsyILLE.-The Courier, of Wednes-
says: essers8 eesf {
ne river was falling rather faster ester n
than the day previous, with feet 10
vses water In the canal in the evening :
he mark. During the previous "A hours
adj fallen inches at the head of the b
), and one foot at Portland.
the falls last evening there were feet
lcnes . water er II In the pass down the In z
le famous Indiana, Captain r. e. Neal. :,
been laid up for q few days. She has q
a long and prosperous campaign, and
AZ n fine order and full eI,air M say take
track again in a few days. She trans ak
ed her trip, including some so tons or
e OF corn, pork, bacon, &c, to the
lmOnd- ~ :.
he Democrat of Wednesday says:
alters were exceedingly dun on the
e yesterday. 1t was awful dry. <
sex. Steward and Lon BuIer are assiS-
; clerks on the ST. Charles this trip to
W hno / :
for several days been receiving freight 8
advertising tozleave,z turned OVER i ~
freight TO the Richmond. However. -
hasn't much. 1t is rumored that the g
1mond and Great Republic are adver-
to leave New Orleans together Thurs | u
week, and 1t Is supposed the Richmond :.
the wing or else 10 let the RepubIic
10 her. HOXeYer-- time will LII -If =