The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

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- L~& kiver-snd weather. -.- Z.
he weather yesterday morning was
a. clear ard hot, with, however, generous
81 - breeze, that rendered il pleasant in the
shade. id go es 1886.
,.s fi.l The river commenced rising again dur
5l.--: ing Sunday night, and had risen six inches
ate: up to three O'Clock yesterday. Green
,.lri -es River is gain 100 high for boats to pass
s-4..sn through the locks too low for them to
"a i, go overtime dam. -itgeati= -it4t
,. - i4d ailArrisaIs and Departures.
.saa.a ~ Thearrivals and departures up 10 three
.oseg O'Clock yesterday in elu6e the Plain City,
u, ,5es.s Bowling Green TO Louisville; Mayfower.
-e.tt Cairoito Evansville; Sam. Orr, Eastport to
loo, Evansville; Morning Star, Henderson to
~. r Louisville; Newsboy, Henderson TO re-
tnrn; P. w iStraders Cincinnati to New
Orleans Empire, louisville to Memphis;
~, Sam. j.. Hale. Cincinnati to- Memphis;
Charmer. Nashville TO Evansville; Spray,
'''' Cincinnati to New Orleans Ella Faber;
Cumberland River to Evansville.
- Boats Due. s,.,t ssR
= F. Among the first boats due here the
2@s-'" Havana; for Nashville Melnotte GIas-
gov, and Re Gray for, Saint Louis;
.entto' Cora s. Tor Memphis; Mary Erwin and
Bertha, for. Arkansas River; Louisville.
J.. 'Lo6fslanA.. and En- era1d, FOR New Orleans;
.fI Iidiaha, NJ s. Mephan1, ST. Charles, atd
issaes., Richmen1 from New orleans; Armada,
anfs. Ifrrrn Cairo, Taraseon, from louisville,
ST Mary Swan from Memphis; Ella Faber,
n, g. from frIarhsuille + D igGlzIIi5I3 O II
<nHsa Z MfsceIlaneous.z .sfsia
,.t.e.. The receipts of tobacco yesterday were,
quite large. The Mayfower had So aogs-
hexls the Eau Claire 25 the News Boy 25
Chrmer l0S; Ella, Faber I53. Shipments
,-. e4.s wee pretty lght...-sTbe Morning Star
=, hata very nice racket trip out $500. The
Il Perry was picking up a very consid-
erale trip......The Quickstep commence
!. receiving right sharply afternoon. -...-. The 1
~ San Orr had fair trip, We are obliged
to f1r attentive officers for manifest; also
for magnificent bouquet sent by a fair
andxceent lady from SrnitAland. 4Slie |
basour special thanks -.--s.Soine mali |
ciou and jealous cusses have put re- |
portn circulation in Paducah, to the effect |
-tN thaCaptain Duncan. OF the Orr has afe-t
fuse to carry free dopations TO the starv- /
s.iis ing 'eople of the South This has been |
is don through malice, and to injure Cap
tain Duncan and the Orr, because I
-. y theybring business by Paducah to this
city Our people know that on each trip |
of tie Orr since these contributions were |
mad, Capt Duncan has carried, free all |
gooe of tire kind. And SO has the Commits
fi.. saryCol Hornbrook, stated in his motto |
s folloing each such shipment The SLAM. /
der las contemplate as it is foul. The /
e-f Padcah Herald, tor the cause of truth and
Jtstie, should set Capt. Duncan and the l.
Or right in that city....-..., The ,Charmeri +
II addition to her tobacco has also l.
~ tons OF pig iron, Which she will re-
.,a, SIP TO Cincinnati. The Tarascon, on
sunday, while lying at Henderson, was
cght by the wind and torn from her
mornings, breaking both her head and
bast line. She was driven up stream till
Ia head ran into the bank, where she lay
1.-THE wind subsidized. No damage was
die beyond the parting of her lines. ...... |
IT. Sam. j.. Hale, Empire and Srrader
al had good trips...--...As, this report b
cies, dark clouds gathering in the
Vst, portending another storln