The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

in the United States We are prepared TO
55r fll Print Posters, plain or isnfy. Ri Heads,
mi cts Bills Of Fare Mates Tick4ts Labor,
&C. Sc Orders left with =, either S o. he i
weather and Water.
NH Yesterday morning opened with q most
..l-nI" encouraging prospect OF rain and about
nine o'clock slight sprinkle fen; bat be-
.e1.h,.I fore the clouds rha diss rated, and
the shone out bright and beautiful.
t-sa The river continually goes down, and
there is not the 'slig htest prospect of RISE
- rns... g.. Arrivals aud Departures. H92 I
.,l The arrivals and depart ures up to three
i" O'Clock yesterday iheIudeuthe Tempest,
-5-57 9ti Memphis to Louisville; Newsboy, Hen
81 .LlW .deFson and r7turn; ollie Sullivan, ovens
..- Pa boroto Evansville james Gray, TO tireen
River. ~ A9oi@ t'Hl d" ."J
.r1etuifeI Among the first boats due here are the
5'' -''i Cairo; Cobb W ebt f36r IN beriand Riv-
"I-ci3o er; and Michigan, from Memphis. a. rs
miscellaneous. --IuI2I 4,
~ 80 hTeJ The James Gray Ola rot get off tn near,
81 yesterday. She mad a magnificent
lsor0) lttpr44I+ The Chattanooga was receiving
largely--and- would have all She could
BE- sm1h .qarrys-,T The TeFePest, got in Yesterday
1adm9ld morning and dsehargsd II palfF OF cot
.,+o1 f the white I9ine. she left here light,
~ p" With a fair PROSPECT OF getting through
i0.-'n Msssts Deagle4 1jutsterdwlth theirfRe-
-t attfcaF troupe We're among lIer passengers.
- They nave. many friends ia this city who
IS will hail their heturnI at 30 Distant day
- -t'-- with qualification. !Thereais not a gem
uemana lady In the troupe who has
the respect OF TINS conIfnanity.-at.
The Ollie Sullivan arrived from owens
efdle IA bore. yesterday morning. She Struck AZ
yJdJ tpag at the fool oflLlttle, Hnrficspe, aud
u ni .-a/ knocked large hole her and sunk in,
twenty minutes, in 'sIoal water A bulk
s@1-a-head ilanaediately butt inner and la
- Two h0urs she was again anoat and hnisll-f
trip. She to go Into the dock,
yesterday. and VIII leave at 10 O'Clock to-
Old ar day. an rigbt,sss The Louisa is reported
aground O Shawneetown Bar, and out of
fuel..-..-The Michigan passed Cairo, on
Sunday night route to this port. and
was expected last evening. she will have
VI q quick dispatch for her renrntIip George
Throop, second clark of the May flower, is
city. looking well. t
,e1raut III s..s.z sst} Boats Leaving To-Day.
FOR CAIRo.-The magnificent new light
Oooe water steamer Linton, Capt. Nat. Drew,
with Me srs. Hay ward and Bunting an the
g-- f.r Office, leaves for Cairo and all way land
ings at o'clock to-day, offering unsur-
tEk}tHt passed attractions to passengers and ship
- ..- . pers No cleverer gentlemen hoai.rtl j
=. -...- 49, CIV ENsBoRo AND LoUIsvILLE--Th
s.f.i -. Ollie sullivan win be in complete repair
morning. and will leave 10 O'Clock
for owensboro and sHway landings. Capt,
.f. f+.- a3f Ham Throop is In command and Les
Ware is her polite and Obliging clerk
E:IeanInes from "usr Exchanges. =.
-7~---~= P1ETsRuRG.-The Commercial of Saturday
says: 9st-st I'LL.
.y.-r~.- The weather continues unusually fine
b re hs SSe a1oE hs srdse th be
Brownsville and Geneva packets Of both
and departing on time with client trips
..- C1Sc1NSAT1.-Th Con,rnerefvz. of So a.
I'll flt = q day saysab rr0Gfba.+ oZjttL .-rH
George Ii tie, carpenter of the Lizzie
Tate left St. Louis few days since
in New Orleans of yellow feyef,'a few
The t Convention of Steamboat Masters
ETf Fangs owners afi2gEnedf yessffe e a91n
Spencer House. given by tine Captains AsEd
ISOLATION, of this city, left for their rer
las 8SRs pos df sensible en
of soEnd practical Judgment, whose delib
gsl sesrsese5 They o E@Te l5amea hs
ra1Fc01i"g Western and southern rivers,
NiL
4zJ4 sfs BaS FTss sa 1 eRd s eRa
drafted by Representatives, rom. tue |
@7- i3Ie Rivers and tributaries They favor tie
''" "- bridging OF naYigable streams for railroad
s $ag33s.s5 + q; SSsSSs es
Portland Canal, and other iHiproy elile nts |
Now tuat Congressmen 9haye IA iul4 /
and universal expression Of the wants Of
our inland mAriue they can act without |
teoeC a, lion Of t6etreaI West and south. Aside
fIon the benefits derived by the bs'atmen |
Eaq S d rs on Shsss ess VIII IF be
agsq 10 s fa Was SInoFed on the levee Yesterday
sH3q oISs !" ssS StsSBg e Ss5iSS sS S.n
brow tee H. uFH the
convention, to meet his professional /
iHkI Z3QIA brethren in council We are pleased TO be
5'.u"$qn yltb 1govfDk II 6ygfvS n s"St ~ 80 ~ -
legml SstaPp ma ris Gd q
fa, Il "a The + ias taken the place of the
~ - btA t2ei53so n Sg -S1GDt - = Gu AiA0
roy ti be eonsaaerc,aat Of afoday sayss!ss' adF
DIV ellH W The ~ Gather yes eaday was Clear and
ar siast nigh with Is dnches in the channel. |
2esa Hereifis falling sowIy, withl24 INCHES on
'n ca SnSfae " a. W6taEer died athis resi-