The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-22

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River and weather. 81
Saturday morning opened bright an,
beautiful, but was very warm for April
The river was rising steadily, and was full
OF drift. The rise is al the rate Of abou
~ inch per hour, and as another coal It'd,
has just occurred at Pittsburg, and tn.
river is again rising fast at Cincinnati and
Louisville. we may reasonably expect q
very considerable rise here.
Arrivals and Departures au
The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock on Saturday include the Emma
Floyd. Cincinnati to Nashville; Laurel
Hill, New Orleans to Louisvine; Emperor,
Memphis to Cincinnati; towboat Resolute,
New Orleans to Pittsburg; Newsboy, Hen
derson TO return May flower. Cairo to re-
turn. f = asft Y se
are afeS Boats Due.zTas 81 VEs ~
Among the first boats due here are the
Rowena.sJulia No. for Nashville; Rob
Roy, for Tennessee River; Henry Adkins,
Lorena, Golden Eagle. New York.
Glendale, and Lizzie Hopkins, for ST.
Louis; Silver Moon; Anna, and MinneoIa,
for Memphis; Darling, and Charmer,
from Memphis; Mary Erwin, for. Arkansas
River; p. W. Strader, Alice Dean, Sill
yer Spray, Emma No. 3, Swallow, and ST.
Charles. for New Orleans: NJ. s. MephaIn,
Indiana, and Rchmond, from New Or
leans; ~. p. Webb and Advance, from
Wabash River; Phantom, from Nashville
hIi.a sffseellaneous. fAa s-EI-ffl
Notwithstanding sundryo steamboats, OF
large capacity have filed out here within
the last few days. the wharf boats apdthes
leveeacontinue crowded with New orleans
freight-.--.-...Cox d Humphrey gave the
Louisiana 300 coops of poultry Friday
night, and she took about. 1,5Oe sacks of
corn ........The Emma Floyd was full, and
made railroad time from Cincinnati.
The Mayfcwer had a splendid trip of
people and a good freight list. The
Armada not being quite ready, the May
mower returned to Cairo on Saturday with |
big trip. She will be back tomorrow |
morning, and take her regular day. to- |
morrow afternoon, and the Armad will |
positively go on Wednesday ........ Some /
bold thief on Wednesday night went
aboard the May fower, and deliberately
picked up and carried off a basket of cham
paiene, which Jim. Vineyard had just re-
ceived aboasd-.-- On Friday man went
on board the News Boy and carried off
sack full of mait-bags. He is knowns and |
had better return them at once 4...Tf,es
James Gray had big trip FROM Green /,
hlver.------..The Plain City also had a big /
trip, and was still unloading here at noon
Saturcay-----As large number of towboass
with heavy towss of coal pass daily, and
RATS OF logs and hatboats are passing al 4
most ,honrly -..-,-,1he sPetrolia came in
rom Wabash River on Friday evening
with q good trip, and loaded aud was pre- /,
pairing to leave Saturday evening
The Louisianalefts at % O'Clock Saturday
morning with her guards In the water. =
boats Leaving To-Day. {ha
FoR CAIRO = The gay and festive Quick 4
tep, Captain III. T. Dexter, is the regular
Jacket for Cairo at four O'Clock to-day.
Duke Nicholson and William Tileston are
Ter elegant and courteous clerks. she has
me passenger recommendations. and Is
For LoUIsyuLE.-The gorgeous Morning
tar is the regular packet for Louisville, l.
nd viii leave atten o'clock to-day Capt.
Ike Doflis is in command and John Ouer- +,
acker, the model clerk, is in the Office.
esse Jackson" Sweet Jessie, the flower
Dunblane'-is her freight clerk, and is 4
good one.
For HENDERsoN.-The gay and ever re-
able News Boy, Capt. Charles Perkins
'aves at O'Clock this evening Tor Hem u
erson and affords pleasant accomoda-
ons to passengers. Carley Perkins and 4
is beautiful News Boy are an indIspen-
IDLE institution. t8sa s&N@a13 sslKs 1of FL
For LoUfsvILnFs.-Cap y. Slut Nea is :
agnifcent Richmond is due fro ~ New 4 s.
rleans to-day and may be confidently
zpected, en- route to Louisville. II is use
So for US to expatiate on her merits, as {
graceful, safe and commod ious steamer X
le has no euQal. Her officers are prince
gentlemen. 4 ~ Id
COMPLIMENTARY CARD. .,
On BOARD STEAMER MAYFIowER "