The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-16

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or % b1e1 = noS'c weather ana water. 49,
The weather Saturday morning was
asoifaB partly cloudy and hot with indications OF
= u rain. The river still rapidly declining
and is despe.a teiy low, and it would re-
quire vigorous application of hydropath-
5Ts 4sF fe remedies to get it again. 1t had fall
~ four inches in the twenty -four hours
~ ending noon Saturday -iso-@ tas
mTOi tfSG1 huE Arrivals and Departures. e. E
oSi IL eIf The only arrivals to three o'clock on
q. Saturday. were the Empires, Memphis to
Louisville ~Newsboy, Henderson and re-
.5qTEnTTExZrmo,,. Due. g goj - III III,
Among boats due here are the
Up. Webb, Michigan and Champion, from
Memphis; Minneola, for Memphis;
Charmer, Cairo; Ella sFa7
her, Louisville; Rob Roy;
for st. Louis; Bertha, for Arkansas River;
Ezra Porter, from New Orleans; Phan-
tom from Tennessee River; Tahlequah,
from Cincinnati. ,-s~ ~. y
wwJg = - mIseenazseSus tl1s Us
Everything fat at the landing Sat
nrday morning, with but two arrivals up
noon...The Empire entirely light,
except a few bales of eotton..--. The News
boy had a moderate trip mp, but had excel
prospects her n trip There
being pressing demand for tonnage, the
Linton hung out her shinge for Cairo,
and was resolving literally ...-.. The Nash
vile and Ella Fla ber were unleard at noon.
1t was reported that the Louisville packets
would turn back from Owensboro. d s5s5
Boats Leaving To-Day bstcI
For CAIRo.-The Charmer is the regular \
packet for Cairo and way points to-day
and as she is always prompt may be posi-
- - lively expected, Jack uGraTnrnar7 com
1ot{ u imands and Duke Nicholson is her Chief
CIerk.f9ETU 49, ,.j
For LoUIsvILLE.-The feet Pasestine
Captain e. Hoilcroft with those elegant
and popular gentlemen Miles D. Warren
and Jesse Jackson in the office, goes to
Louisville at / O'Clock this afternoon She
has excellent accommodations, and is l.
light. -~~~~-~ Fs - /
laIeauinss from Exehanges- 1
PITTsBURG- The Commercial of Thurs
day says: sr-j
Business along the wharf remains dull. |
With nothing ,,I In the way u,ys, of trade The
let's the ohio RIVER press eeesas
i s. T T6sG1 PssIksis Selma SsH
trade and Capt George eG D. Moore's, new new
TSy Ss ready EAR
both beauties, and no mistake and will
a u s1sd Above ON The ss e il
ehss a5oNs the to ths%seIyes The
ing from the want co5municatlon. In /
Sth he as se
days The packet boats are s"d R@S nsssa
CINcINNATI.-The Commercial of Friday
ven 6 /
The weather was clear and cool yester-
day. At Pittsburg the river is falling, with
reee se IL nrns aer pas
ing Sun bar. the shoaisst point hence to
The eolors of the steamers evee
se memory @ Of the ssi iafe Sapa
Capt; John A: Arthur, late Of thee.tn I
einnau Gazette, was the recipient of mag
nifcent regulation sword and equipments
pon nds S Mss fra ROOT Sy E ts
remarks were interesting and "all hands
frere, Herr Hiiker Of the Toiksoiaa 1' - =
one re swallow ss sisSs shou:.
the resumption of busne IS, 10 New Or
LOUISVILLE. The Courier of Friday, !
Aaat q ~ &
The river continues to recede, with bare.
Shh last evening, the lowest stage of the sea- ,
The weather cool in the morn |
hail ing withsoI slight indications of falling
aThe Democrat of same date says: to sar4Ft
9a' II we learn that Charley Cotton, the / {
n6 ant Lefge gaoS ye up his ag
man. and the Ledger. will feel his loss toll a
on ~ We regret to announce that Capt.eA b. N
nnfsri aiats few days since as to Sfsaf
his LEFT leg while engaged in working the
10 pHa sRas & nSu AZ Paw
&C. Atiast accounts she was still abfldJ
- ST. LOUIS. : The Democrat, of Friday :
ysdF is al Is4nds9bso The aecneda
continues here and ip all the upper rivers. 4
v3gnoT The Iateshy the NorfnernL packers TO IN
nereasea a The rae 10
Is vs. Orleans and yIeixsbnrg will paobably be bR
,a,r,, Il is believed that all the steamers ard ~
- :
DAY, the locating of the NJ. s. Mepb
hef nsT ss a the New or
Tor sunny South She is pe ea that ~
o eena e pan On an Sose Ms 3
Mepham nv CaDf.