The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-17

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weather and Water.


VI declines having fallen fully si1
q inches since Saturday, Thirty inche,
was the best water the oCharmer ceule
- find al. Shawpeetown bar, and there
bnis less than thirty inches water Oh
Oh Ffenchdsland bar and in Ghenault's
mReacfl.h10 IGbm bne .s9lySs is31sl
III ARRIVALS and, DepIaaai flf u res Ia
.rng ThsiaFriyalllst ana departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Clarinet and Michigan from Cairo,
and the Newsbuy. from Henderson
y =. Curlews Stone Qhstrs to Evansville,
ynMichiganJ to NexbqTg; Ollie Sulli'
van, to Cannelto on EllaFabers Louis
Vile and return. asH1ITTs,1 IIqss =
Boars Due. :
&c &c ! Among the first boats due here, are
d the J., T; Webb, Michigann and Char m
gipion, from Memphis; Mjape o,4,s Tor
Memphis; Linto6y from Cairo; E liza
Faber, from Louisville; Rob Roy, for
9d, ST. Louis Bertha,, for a1Afkapsas
@ River; Ezra Porter from New Orr
leanss sPhantoinft from Tennessee
a :. River Tahlequah, from Cincinnati, Z
~. t-. MiscelIaneous- 'sitis j
issiTc River business has -flattened, out
eit completely, and if thewater continues
o. to recedeyall the boats will ahaye to
tie up....-...The Charmer, by walking
acouple of lengths on her -spars. man
aged to get over Shawneetown bar,
p 70 but the n nashville had ltois givesIit up.
....... -. The Michigan and another boat
were aground at thefooto Diamond
Island when the Charmer passed up,
r. but the Michigan got off and arrived
here early yesterday morningagi....:e
Captain Gus, Lemcke was a passen-
y ger blythe Charmer yesterday, morn
81 ing, and informs US that the May
flower rs on the ways at Paducah,
being caulked apd receiving other
slight repairs.~...-.... The Louisville
left Padueah for Cairoy butts re-
ported, by the oCharmer nearly high
A and dry at, Wilkinson 5. Bar, .....-, The 4
Bermuda was buttipg away at Shaw
neetown bar when the Charmer5 cot
over....... The. Ella Faber came as
far as French Island bar, and !
after working several hours to !
get oyer,;gH gave the effort up,
and determined to return to Louis !
vile. Some of her passengers walked |
to Newburg, and then came by hack |
J. to this ,city,T--..-.The Charmer goes
up, and goes to, the. bapk....,....The |
Louisa commenced loading yesterday
for Cairo in place of the Charmer.
s....-.... The. Linton was aground IL
hours at Shawneetown........T There is
an effort being made to rig up Incl
of very light draughts. to run to |,
Cairo-...Captain Washington, the
distinguished steam boat agent at +
Cairo, is not, dead, as reported by the
Louisville Dena0erut,. but is still, seris9 /
ioouslyp in-. --s.The Ollie, ,SuHf an was
= smoking yesterday forenooaggetting
ready to Leave for ports aboye,,....The
D Ada Lyon is expected to leave during
e the. right,gwith Magnify Carroll &E
% Co.'s Great Consolidated Circus fofd 9
!, 'Newbdurgl l,r 4 sh aIooksa exceedingly
- fine, and her lettering, and gildipg by, i;
L. L. Conant ELECTS much admirstionak
, Captain Aft Il Edwards has notice b
elsewhere that will interest, hose. 7
having claims against the Ada Lyon Is
..-.~Ther Curlew came ingwith. load
2ofi rock THE Michigah wentsup tol
Newbprg for load to Memphis. -. - Z
To the surprise Of herself and all in Il
} terested, a'the Ella Faber. suoceedea,
DIN getting over French Island bar and -
arrived here at half-past IL and re- !
turned at 3 o'clock, without going to-
q Henderson: She was nearly light, .....1
The Minneola, Pink Varble, Bertha
+, and Rose Hite, were, all aground at :
French Island when the Ella Faber1 j
left that interesting locality, where q
there was but 30finches watera. :. :.
George Musselman and John- Biggsab
think the channel is well cut out, as s
the obstruction twas caused by the
grounding of the Tempest and her !
efforts to get, off, There is 3 feet {
large on all the other bars above. /
Boats leaving To-Day I
l9I FoRs CAIRO. The udvefyg light
-draught Mary Erwin, gaptain Billy
Lowth in command, with the affable ba