The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-18

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,IsImeia gFT -T7we.fner and waserIo ---ai-
pc s.S' go The weatherjs circulating hot and
ed di1otse sultryvhot as midsummer, The river
90 . as has fallen three inches the last twenty
foo I'd flour hours, and the bar In front of the
.city,is peerinng1 up III opposite the old elm
tree. The prospects ahead are truly
.noitoJ gloomy and threatening! bssoqqDs
- .,a.,o0 focArrfvaIs aud Departures.mogt
cesu" The arrivals and departures dups to
three o clock yesterday were the Fanny
;No.A 's1g Brandies,. Louisville to Cairo, Ada
adj s selbn Lyon, to- Newburgh; Talequahs- to
.iieqmoo Cincinnati, Rose Hite, Louisville and
iasw 1Ox return = News Boy, Henderson, nd
b-Hqe. return; Mary Erwin, to Cairo-astaaA
ve,,o9 loag6 sazsg9 90 nostr Due. .s1aldmu
Among the first boats due here are
no eaodthef j. p Webb, Mic 6igan and Chams
'->s"s pion, from Memphis; Minneolas, for
,AalBA 81 Memphis; Linton, from Cairo; Ella
s7od'o iisFaber, from Louisville; Rob Roy, for
doas4H bSt.d Louis ;ru Bertha ,-5fer Arkansas
.sesgs River; cara rPortersaffom New Orr
-iosiss 'sad bae tssn .s1fseeIlsneeus r. =
-niW bna Forthe last five years business on the
% ns2 Swharfha never been as perfectly dead
que a 49, as at present The river is soi1ow
.sTolisT that boats dare not take all the freight
...d that Offers though the amount is, not
large except for Tennessee RiVer..-.-..l
.ssSss9A The Fanny Brandeis and Rose Hitel
m succeeded in getting off French Island
''o - ID" bar and arrived here the former at 2
'sooitsuL O'clock yesterday morning, and the
y latter near oon.......GThe Bertha
was-still eaground at French Island
.9fsd@yIs and the Minneola lying at the bank
80 = above ........The Ella Faber get over
all right and has gone on to Louis
Te Z yille,-.-.-.,. The prospect now is that
Use all the boats now attempting to RON
,sIEfa will be forced tesretire, and let the dim
S'N 49, kies and extreme light draughts have
10 .ssaa 1.-The field to themselves. u The. Mary
.2os3sl Erwin and Phantom were receiving
9ogssa all the freight they could manage on
10 sinsesesthe present tide We. had the
vIiasa5 - very great qualification of meeting
.aig a5idyesterday that prineely gentleman and
g,9 ba' veteran commander, Capt E. Eugene
odw blowers, late of the Robert Burns
i L. now acting as General Marine Agent
..o for the United Fire aud Marine In
-sa@f@ s'e surance Co., of Covington, Ky, The
---G Company does itself honor in secur-
.,,.. ing so distinguished and worthy
Gawe 50 representative. y Capt. Bowers has
i'6asff 3 appointed our excellent fellow citi-
bs'r~ zens, Messrs. Cox & Humphrey.
Marine, and Billy Page, Fire Agents
for the Company He left for the
South yesterday. Capt. Dan f.
bsiis9 CLARK of Gen. Anderson fame, is in
$500 - the city prospecting He goes to
y .la pofo Cincinnati to-day 70 yils nj bssrf[
-sa! q 1e~ Bosts Leaving To-Day. ,i4s7T
nsb Sd We have no assurance that any
tsyoaau boat willleave to-day for either Cairo
e. "a Or Louisville. The Chattanooga is
i61, 70 discussing the problem of going to |
~ .a- b6a Greensboro to meet the louisville !
81 az sssad packet, or to iPadacah to meet the
or. Cairo packets The Linton may be /
in and go to Cairo again-to day. 1t
ss - is hard TO say. AZ sksSS< 49oT y /
QaO2 For MEMPHIS s4The feet Michis /
anys ngan commanded by our esteemed fell
vi slas lew -eitizen Captain ohm M cCiain.a
VI with the afable andsobhging Law
renee James in the Office goes to i
Memphis this evening. She has,ad1 i
mirable passenger appointments, and /
s,Au lis Light enough to go anywhere, with I
Captain Johnfor Dan Weaver at the
rol roiir7 wheelisi5 siiiiasgl xao 81, 7 ssst4odl
.rOsGo 5nrfo esleanfngs from ar Esrchansess1 H
-15no ss,s aCINe4NNA TL7T Gopsaaerciats of +
isai ss Sunday says ;,s6 9' 4 g G
,, The mail company have chartered
'oN =" the Messenger for the louisville I
Inc trades She leaves to-day on hen first
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