The Evansville journal., 1867-12-31
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For other River nenas see Seventh Page.

LOUISVILLE. December 3O.-River swell
ing slowly; 8 feet inches by the canal
mark. Weather cloudy and cold.
MEMPHIS, December 81. River rising.
Three inches of snow fell last night.
Weather cold and cloudy.
The additional arrivals and DEPARTURES
last evening were, the James Gray, Green
River to Evansville; Quickstep, TO Cairo;
Phantom, 10 Eastport; Mayfower, TO
Newburg; Ada Lyon, to Green River.
The Atlantic laid here all day. Hubbs,
Patrick & Co. shipped upon her 400 bar
reIs of -four received by the Louisa. She
also took 100 sacks of oats and small lot
of pork, and had engagements for about
5000 sacks of corn just below the point.
Nearly all the steamboat men about the
levee and many others visited her. and a
agree that she is a greaf success. ........The
Mayflower went to Newburg for lot of
freight last night. She took on consider
able lot of freight yesterday, and will pos
itively leave this evening .......-T The Quick
step and Phantom took out good trips......-
The James Gray came out of Green River
on Sunday with a full cargo of slaves and
hoop poles, and went to Henderson. She
returned yesterday, and VIII leave for
Green River this evening 1.-THE Nick
Longworth, from New Orleans to Louis
/ N1ll6, arrived at IL g CLOCK last night Snt
discharged large amount of sugar, mo-
Iasses, oranges, &c. She has $40 tons for
ports above, including large lot of rall
road iron. Captain Irwin and Charley
Miller were In blooming health.......- The
Great Republic left New Orleans, last
wednesday night. for Louisville, with a
large cargo ........The. Richmond had not
arrived at midnight, but was momeDtarily
Che WAS af at fnrae-
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She will
probably lie here till after daylight this
morning 1.-THE Mayfower went to
Newburg yesterday, and desires to leave
here to-day at noon. Shippers will confer
a favor by baving their bills of lading
aboard by that hour.........-..The Fanny
Brandeis has concluded 10 lie mp for a
while........Captain VIM. Night, veteran
steam boatman, well known in maratime
circles, is at the American House very sick.
.........The Falls City, from Green River to
Louisville, and the Richmond, from Louis
willie to New Orleans, arrived a little after
midnight.........The p. w. Strader turned
over her trip to the Richmond, and has
gone above the falls ...,....The. Sam ]. Hale
is announced pos lively to leave Cincin-
natl to-day .......The st. Patrick had not
arrived at l o'clock this morning.
A CARD.
OK BOARD STEAMER CUMBERLAND,
December 30, 1857.
We the undersigned, ladies mem bers of
the Evansville DemOc attic Silver Band,
| and passengers, return our sincere thank ks
20 Capt. Ben. Howard, VIM. III. and Thad.
Conant clerks, and all the officers of the
steamer Cumberland, without exception,
for their attention and courteous hOspt-
tally extended TO as during the entire trip
to Cairo and return. We cbeerfully recon-
mend the steamer Cumberland to ali who
wish 10 enjoy a pleasant, safe and speedy
passage. ReSpectful ully.
T. W. Vennemann, Mrs. T. w. Venne-
mann. John Eurre, Carrie Vennen ann,
Aug. Vennemann, Annie Laugulin. Chas.
Gensmeier, Julia Reitz, A. l.. Wemert,
Mamie Cruce, H Katter, Sallte Combe,
JOS. Goeppner Err mie Vile, Frank Behme,
T. NJ. Butler. John Olekeupol, A. Woodall,
Chas. b Neihaus. F. Geibel, Michael Meier,
Edw. F. Finley Fred. WaStzer, Thos. Sad
Ter, J. Cox, John DeATman, John Vile.
John NJ. Laughiin, Gus. Jaggeman, and
several others.