The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-13

Bills LaGalg, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&C., &c. Orders left with either OF tn,
"iiaFl-boafs viii be promptly attended to
weather and water.
The weather yesterday morning wa.
beautifully clear and winterish cold. The
river here had fallen an irch up to three
O'Clock yesterday, or about 81 inches in
all. It Will be found rising to-day, as it is
rising steadily at Louisville and Cincin.
natl. There are fully 8 feet 4 inches on the
French Island and 3 feet on the bars below.
Arrivals and Departures
The arrivals and departures mp TO three
O'Clock yesterday, include the Emperor,
Cincinnati to Memphis; Linton. Cairo to
EVANSVILLE; News Boy, Henderson 10 re-
turn Lawrence, Cincinnati to 81. Louis.
Boafs Dne.
Among the first boats due here are the
Mary Erwin, for Passport Wild Duck.
Success, and Anna White, for st. Louis:
Emperor and Clifton, for Memphis: Edin-
burg and Tahlequah, for Arkansas River;
Wild Duck, Messenger, John w. Garrett,
and Champion, for New Orleans; Linton,
Mayfiower. Quiekstep. C-hattanooga, and
Louisa. from Cairo; Michigan, from Mem
pins; Rose Hite, from Louisvflle; Ada
Lyon, fro n Paducah William White
from Green River; Phantom. from Ten
nessee River; Cobb Webb. from Cumber-
lard kiver.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Business was rather dull yesterday.......
The Emperor passed down early in the
morning with a fair trip. She discharged
but little freight here. and took nothing.
--~-~Ihe Linton. had thirty-four bales of
cotton consigned to Carpenter, White 4
Baker, and will be sold here or shipped
directly to the East. She had, also. q con-
siderable lot of other freight. She retires
from the Cairo trade. and will load for the
Cumberland as soon as that stream rises.
-..-~.The Lawrence had a full trip on her
self and barge. She arrived at noon yes
terday, discharging considerable freight
here--m-.The Chattanooga telegraphed
from Mt. Vernon that she would be in port
last evening, and will positively leave for |
Cairo at an early hour this aft-ernoon.....
Capt. Gus. Dusonehet leaves for Paducah
to-day to bring out the Armada, which is
said to be The sweetest looking craft an the |
Lower Ohio. He expects 10 be able to go
out on Saturday ..---.The James Gray will
go to Green River to-day.---.-..The Ollie |
sullivan was undecided at noon yesterday
which way to go, but we hin the better
counsel would prevail, and she would
leave for Cannelton, and stick to her le-
Ultimate trade,....-.The rise from Cineln-
matt and Louisville win reach here to dav,
and fair navigation viii be the resnlt-.--.
The parties engaged IN measuring the
Aoh1o River arrived here yesterday fromI
Mt. Vernon by the Linton. HsI
Boats Leaving Te-EDay.
For CAIRO. The reliable low water
steamer Chattanooga, Captain Frank Du-
souchet. win cay Tor Cairo and All. way
nOrfs nj TN rnn nTn1a0lx fn.l,~-6f ~.
her popular clerk.
For CAIRO M MEAEPHIs.-We are am.
Ithorized to the Louisa Capfain
rom. Boluss, for Cairo and Memphis. to-
DAY. The Louisa has excellent passenger
appointments. Charley rawfo is her
affable and courteous clerk.
The magnificent side. vince Mayfiower.
the peerless beauty, entirely new and nm
surpassed in cabin comforts, is announced
Tor Memphis and all intermediate land
ings, to-day at five O'Clock p. NJ. She is
commanded by that veteran steamboat
man and accomplished gentleman, Capt.
Josh. V. Throop, with Billy Dunn and
George ThTonp in the Office, both provers
olal Tor their strict attention to the wants
md comforts of passengers. Billy McCIurg
S her chief engineer, and has no superior
IN he western waters. Wash. Phillips
md perhaps IN. Weaver will have charge
Il the wheel, both steady and reliable gen
iemen. Geo. Jackson is her unrivalled
aterer, and always has her larder supplies
WITH the best and the most abundant. Jim
Rinyard keeps a first class grocery on her
Onward quarter, and all the attaches are
'olite and obliglng- Mr.. Tucker COM
hands the forecastle, and q better man
lever walked a deck. The Mayhower is
n Evansville boat and goes into the
trade TO stay. She deserves, and
houid receive the undivided patronage
nd support of our merchants and hin
iers. 2 $50
FOR LoUIsVILLE.-The peerless, feet. fa-
Iorite Tarascon may be expected this
9ening for Louisville and ali .w-av1ports
1aptain A. T.. Gilmore Is in comn1aud. and
lilies ID. Warren, one of the most GENTLE
lanly and accomplished clerks in the
usiness, will be found in the Office With Z
1nrteous assistants. The Tarascon il one
{ the most perfect steamboats, anoat. and
ne right men viii be found in every de-
artment from Captain to cabin boy. The
arascon will receive a warm welcome on
le revival of her trips She comes out in r
lagnihcent condition. +
G~Iean1ngs from our ExchamGes.
PITTsBURGH.-The Commercial of Satur-
W says:
The pier marks last evening indicated "
ant three feet; although there is mere In -
g n three the bridge marks call
T. The Lenf LeoM arrived, and departed
IN No. 2, Captain Donnelly, is announced =
r Cincinnati and Tennessee River on
onday: sh Is very Light draught, and
III go through without detentIon.
rINCINNATI.-The Commercial. of Mon
", says: Ek 8 EAA#s S4s&
ghhe weather was clear ar1d p,t1d x,astar 4