The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18
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CINnNNATI, November l6 Noon.TThe
river has risen inches. Weather clear
and cool; thermometer at so. DOS y2-t-
LOUISVILLE, November I6.LThe river is
stationary, with 34 feet in the channel,
MEMPHIS. November I6.-The river is
rising SLOW ~. Weather clear and pleas
ant. S
L The river commenced falling yesterday
morning. and up to last night had fallen
nearly one inch........ The wharf presented
rather animated appearance yesterday
afternoon The arrivals and departures
since 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon TO mid
night of Sunday include the Norman,
White River TO Louisville; Ada Lyon, to
Green River; Crescent City, TO Shawnee
town; Phantom, from Eastport; New
York, st. 1Louis to Cincinnati; Mary
Irwin, Cincinnati to lEastport; I'M
porter and Belle Vernon. Cincinnati
to st. Louis; Tarascon, Louisville and
return; News Boy. Henderson and re-
turn; James Gray and VIM. White,
from Green River; Ollie Sullivan, from
CanneIton; Nashville, from Cairo.
The Phantom mad magnificent trip from
Tennessee River, as will be seen by her
manifest below, for which we are indebted
to her excellent and. obligEng Clerk, Val.
sorenson. She will return TO Tennessee
have full New YORK had
good tripu up, and has, wetearn. lodged
on French Island The Tahlequah
is reported hard aground at Scufietown,
and the Wild Duck and Liberty Nod at
Three-nile..-.-.The Tarascon arrived at 2
O'Clock, and left at 7 last night. She had a
large passenger list, and; came Through
without touching. Milo Tanstau and
Tom Donel1y are her skiIlful pilots...a....
The Importer discharged over one theus-
and kegs of nails for various parties in
>'is city, and the Belle Vernon and Mary
Err "a also discharged a large amount of
freigl -. 1.-The Ollie Sullivan came in
last Mig suIl of freight.............Bya little
effort on the part of merchants a large and
lucrative trade could be bGfft up along the
coast above "a trade that naturally belongs
to this city.--........--.Fhe Nashville, Captain
Wiley. Simms, arrived from Cairo last
night, and Wi1l take the place of the Ar.
mazda till the water rises. She will
leave for Cairo and all way points
at, four, O'Clock to-day, She is a
supefbs beat yaaa her efficers are pleasant
gentIemen,,....-.TheC harmer is necessarily
detained for slight repairs, and will not
leave To-day ,ass was The
Chattanooga and Armada are coming up
dashed. The Chattan ooga is announced to
Ieave,dts4 o'clock on herr EI5rnErip, and
is worthy a liberal patronage. Kit. Rudd
is her obliging and popular clerk...~....Cap-
tain sta rt s new prope Her Has ben banned
:" Crescent CITY," She left Saturday even
ing for Shawneetown, herself and barge
| fulfy-foaded With salt l1lMThe Legal Ten
der, for New Orleans, is due this morning;
| A lot of corn is awaiting her arrival.........
The Tempest, On Saturday, was light.F
MANIFEST of steamer Phantom, from
! Passport to Wright e. Harper
| ~ bales cotton; Kagon IL Dickey, 10 do !:
| Mackey. Nesbit & Co. IS do; j Williams, 16
| F NJ Humphrey g. Co. ne dos Thad7P Gibson
| & co, do; JC DusUuc et&co, 4 do; Thos
| g Smith q Co, do: Oakley & Rust, do :
| Preston Bros, do; j Jaquess q Co, do; A
REFS, 80 dry hides; Wilnelmi & Weber, IL
I a.e boxes; a Meyer, l morse, 8 bags pea
nuts. 5 coops turkeys, 3 do. chickens RAJ
gOn & Dickey, bag ginseng, do feathers;
I Gibson q Co, 10 bags pea nuts; Wright
q Harper, 50 do; Cloud & Akin. IL dry
hides, bags feathers, do rags; KeTth IL
Acker, 3 dry hides, 8 rol green do; ) e
kGiLbert * Co, 81 bb.s pecans; Keen. Mark 81
Co, Is 40; Preston Bros, Is dry hides; Dock
er & Morten. bags rags, do feather II D
AIIis, 10 bbls VIII sky; Star Union Line. 30
-bbIss pecans; Z K. Dpnkerson &ErCo,. for re-
SHIPMENT 10 louisville, 26-bales cotton: TO
Cincinnati, bales cotton, 597bags pea nuts :
Gresham, pkgs mdse.