The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19


barges, from Wabash River left for
New Orleans at 4 P. NJ: |; and the Swal-
lowa from Cincinnati left 3fOra New
Orleans at 5 Pm. 90 1oe99s odt o
III % aignis usdt 1a-gol eYil a9m haIr
T9IG9 bGB .VqIanf 81 auUsg3q Wu.l 81
Is The river continued to rise steadily
but more slowly lastevening, aud by
this morning it will be found up to
high water mark of1S47. The clouds
grew denser and rain commenced fall
ing about 9 o'clock last night. It was
very light, and we hope it will not
amount to much. At Cincinnati there
is but IS feet space under the suspen7i
sion bridge, and 40 yfsetin the cham,
mel to louisville. The t5niniefcial
expects a rise, Of three or four feet
more. Three feetlsemore here
will send the, I'd water cover 9gtheI
neck of land on the Kentucky
side, when the 9 rise here viii cease,
........, The additional arrivals and de-
partures yesterday evening were the
Petrolia, from Cincinnati to the Wa
bash; Chattanooga, c Cumberland River
to Evansville; Emma Floyd Cincin4
DBati to Nashville DJ 2. Webb, Mem-l
phis to Evansville; Cora S95Iouiss
vile to Memphis; Emperor, Cincin-
nati to Memphis. %,y. The Webb and
the Chattanooga had full loads. The
Petrolia had q lot Of salt for l.. Ruff
ner. The Phantom leftu after night
with all she could 3 carry. ..a..IgThere.
was a gay little party on board the
Webb last night. She viii BE-. at once
turned over to Capt. Frank Dusouo
Chef, and will have speedy dispatch
to the Wabash. We are indebted to
her elegant clerk. Billy Caffrey, for a
manifest which will be found below.
......Pat. Cleary, formerly of Cox 81
Humphreys wharf boat, and recently
steamboat, agent at Cincinnati. takes
chargeFof Hubbs &Vietsl wharf boat
here. Heed knows adevery steam
boatman .afoat, and is universally
popular, y: I'VE had the homer
of 81 aio call, late last lw night,
from Commodore Morrow, of Pitts
burg, Capt. Dravo,of Cincinnati and
Capt. Phaf, of louisville, accompa-
MED by Mr.. John McFaddins the
corn man Capt, Phar is half owner
of the splendid steamer Palestine, and
will put her into the Evansville and,
Nashville trade, and appeals to the
merchants of Evansville to sustain
him. The Palesti1eeis a irstselassl
stern wheel boat, and is com
manded rbSpC Capt. Jim m Lusk,soa
gentlemanl Immensely popular in
these eTwateFs.o adThe lChattanooga
returns To- tile Cumbet4ahd at 4
o'clock this evening q She sis a
regs,'arr EVansbfl DEMONSTRATION, land
| should be well patronized AGa. .The
Palestine was expected last right ana
will leave this evening for Nashville
' 80. The Phantom proposes to go into
the Cumberland River trade after9the
present "Trip Trip ..l,l.t.7 Efhe w. Re- Arthur is
filing. ,slup4 rapidly and Leaves
for Newt Orleans ytosdayl@ia.,...
Superintendent Gus Desouehet lief
yesterday afternoon for Cincinnati,
to settle the bills, of the new Exams
vile and Cairo packet, Mayfower.
EShe will.leave Cincinnatn next Satur-I
| day, and will arrive. here on Monday.
A number Of gentlemen from this city
will join her at Cincinnati and aer
company her down. The famous
Crescent City Band will also go from
Indianapolis to Cincinnati, and come
home on the ,;Mayfowers They will
wake the natives along. the shore with
their unrivalled music. LII
Maafest d The Steamer J. = z . KIee636,
from Memphis to EUqnsvitIe.-Slxteep
half empty beer barrels, beer kegs,
2 kegs beer, Fred Kroenerg 2 hhds'
sugar. 5,bblsa molasses,f 0 SACKS Gomez,
| Vickery Bros; 3 bbls OYSTERS l bun
I die cooper flags, ! Dbl 'molasses, HI.
n AIIis &, Co.; j keg liquor, A. Low
anthalI; Az crates crockery, Mark 4
Warren: 1 Dbl sugar. 2 bags of bags,
I Keen & Marks; 1853 bales cotton. 20