The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

No pr-Fating establishments IN She West /
has bettel te,s,aIlities or esteraability Tor |
menI of Job Type,i thouglTf yefp5argel and |
complete, is constantly being addee1o, and |
our job department is under the peNSonal |
ii the Unltedslafes. we are rfeparedSs
print Posters plain or fancy PHI Head,sr
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
cts. Bills OF Fare Mates Tieisets Tor Labor g
&c, &c. Orders left with either Of the
wharf boats will be promptly attended to.
saisGi River ana weather. oi2 !
gdCAIRo, Feb. m9.LThei arrivals and
departures include the Glasgow, from
New Orleans retuFnI at 8Aa M.5 Lib
erty No. 2, from. Memphis, for Louis
vile. at s. A. M; David Watts, from
Memphis, for E9ahsvfIle7 at 10A.. NJ;
Atlantic, from iSt. Louis, iifor New
Orleans at Al A, M. odt III qu b915oId
CINCINNATI. II ehs 81 zFheiriger has
fallen 2 feet5 inches with &c feet B
inches waterin the channel. 1t rained
hard 3hours last night, and then
turned to snow and has been showing
ever since. heavily Thermometer 20.
Barometer 1928, Il naas aoi odd ina
The weather, the ground hog to the.
contrary, notwithstanding, has as
sumed arealB Winterish aspect. The,
mercury at So above. zero at noon on
Friday, went down to TO- by 6. o'clock
Saturday morning, showing an extra
ordinary change in IS hours. The,
snow which set in at 9 o'clock Friday.
night. continued with much violence
until noon Saturday; during which
time it fell to the, depth Of 4 or 5
inches, drifting badly. The river was
rising less rapidly on Saturday, and
| will, we presume. be found falling this
morning. The ice had increased dur
ing Friday night until the river was
full on Saturday morning, and the ice
was unusually heavy and hard, and
| the few boats that tried, it. strength
and force found tia Formidable e, enemy
i to fight We presume it will have run
out by this morning and then nayiiga-
ton will be permanently rs resumed, j d
4a, Arrivals and DeparqtnEirfs-g i.i1
4 The arrivals and departures up to 3
1 o'clock Saturday, include the Laurel
i Hill, New Orleans to Louisville
1 Darling, Memphis to Cincinnati Pan
Their, New Orleans to louisville ed /
eA0 Boats Due.
4 7Amohg the first boats due are the
Abeona and Emma Floyd, for Nash
ville;o Rowens and Chattanooga. from
Nashville Shamrock, Nightingale ane
Arabian for st. Louis; Silver Moon
Importer, Sam. j. Hale, and Mar
i liner, for Memphis; Clifton, Robt
Burns, Darling, and Libert!
i No. 2, from Memphis; Lawrence
Anglo Saxon, Huntsville, Centralia
and Mary Irwin, for. Arkansa
I; River; Henry Ames, Glasgow, Wild
Wagner, Indiana, from New Or
leans; Argcsy Louisville, Leonidas
| Lizzie Hopkins, Nick Longworth, 2
w. Strader, St. Charles, for New Or
!. leans; Morning Star, Louisville
! Quickstep, from Cairo.
II 9aa instantaneous. ' II
Il The extraordinary change In tn
weather, Friday night, put a sudde
check to business, and even Mar
!; Anthony's tongue gave up the busi
ness for a time, and he went about hi
!. business sadly and silently The ic
: continued to increase in quantity an
e weight, and navigation is again at a
! end. j. i. !. /. The Darling came up fror
y Memphis with a big trip, yesterda
morning, and started on to Cincinnati
but before she got tothe mouth of til
Bayou, she found the ice too heaV
andIshe concluded tGquit.hnShe stuc
hepnoseIinto the bank ,atthe saWAinil
= abopeu BARNES, and hCapt. Chene
worthcandr 'iehips histarted out to hui
lunberfor buckets ana wheel-arnis. z.
. The Charmer left bermoorings belU
leer the wharf ito come UP and load Il
gw Carlo She got out sinithe ice and n
- fused to obey her helm, and it SCENE
a donbtfulwhether or not she woul
= get out of the fow.a There was son
- clear water, however, on the far stt
] of the river, into which she manage
.ii to make her way and straightene
! up, and with great difficulty work'
n her way to Dunkerson & Co.'S whai
n, boat. The ice looked so heavy tn
Superintendent Dusouchet wlselyco
cluded to stop here till t
IS day., consequently no boats /
ay on Saturday......Th toWboat Panth
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