The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
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fo1' other River Items see Seventh Page.
LoU1svTLLF. December 5.-Rivsr on a
stand, with two feet nine inches IN the
canal
CINCINNATI December. 5-Noon.- River
risen one inch. with foar feet one lneh IN
the channel. Weather cloudy. Thermom-
rter Is deg. Two inches OF snow fell last
might.
The river. we think, was sill htly swell
ing last evening. At Pittsburg, Wednes-
day night, tbe river was falling, with rs
inches in the channel. and ice making in
the 4 ilegheny. The Monongaheia is rising
at Green sboro and Browns vile. AT Wheel
ing there IS four feet ten inches and rising
At Marietta. shree feet eight inches and
rising. At Paraersbdrg, four feet and ris-
ing; and three feet and rising al Pomeroy.
At Cincin natl it had risen one inch during
the twenty-four hours ending at noon
yesterday, and we have hopes that a small
rise, at least will be realized. THE adj
ditional arrivals and departures up to
midnight, were the Bermuda, Eastport to
/ Louisville; Fanny Brandies and Luella,
to Cairo; Silver Spray and Law
renee from Memphis to Cincinnati-....-.....
/ The Bermuda had some two hundred
| bales of cotton for Louisville. She dis
/ charged eight bales here.....-.The Lawrence
discharged one hundred and fifteen bales
| here, and has over five hundred for Gin
| cinnati; also, one hundred tons of scrap
/ iron, forty bales of moss and miscellane-
/ GUS freight. Captain Hart felt determined
| t. try the perils of French Island Bar.
/ Captain Fenton, of the Silver Spray, con-
/ Guided to quit here and wait rise. The
| Spray has $50 bales of cotton, Is hogsheads
i of sugar, 48 barrels of molasses. % bales of
moss, and considerable miscellaneous,
.........-...Captain Hart was. negotiating
/ for the Sprays barge and trip...-.-......
| Cash Thomas dispatched US from Mount
/ Vernon last night that the Linton Will
| positively leave at the usual hour to-day
/ Mr.. Spidell, Adams Express Messenger on
the Linton, as we learn from special
:, to the Cincinnati Commercial, was knocked
/ down and robbed of nearly 1000, between
the Express oifice and the steamer on
/ Tuesday night. SpideIl was not much
| injured. ........Jim Montague, one of the
pilots of the Silver Cloud, came
down from French Island on the prope Ter
Viola Belle yesterday, and left by the eve
ring train tor ST. Louis He says there is
ouly twenty ight inches to be found with
sti on French island bar....... ar. Sim
mons. one of the engineers of the Silver
Cloud, was in the. city last night.....-...The
Lawrence left the Edinhurg and Altoona
at shawneetown, the latter at t. 9 bank,
and the former aground-.......TheL ewellill
| arrived at midnight. Fa.-
.MANIFEsT-Stea LeweIlin, from Ten
/ nessee River to EVaI sVille-Wright d
/ Harper, 10 bales cotton: f NJ Humphrey
/ 2 bales do; r. K Dunk ersou edE Co, 2 do, 2
/ hhds tobacco; Hubbs. Parick q Co, % bales
| cotton: Ra gons d Dickey. 1GbOx; ReitZ &
/ Haney. pkgs machinery;C Schaum, I04
| SKIS bran: J F Glover, hardware; j Riley,
/ 5 bxS Ia goods.
For Louisvine-Ph1lip Speed, % bales
| cotton.
For Cfncinnati-Robt Moore, 80 bales
! cotton; I I Brown & Co, 1859 dry hides,
/ 2 bids sheep skins, Dbl talIow, IS gr. hides !;
/ ShegIer & Frautman, 372 dry hides, 184
| green hides, l bundle deer skins, / box
/ beeswax; BrickIey & Co., 40 bags peanuts
i Sheerer Il Co, 10 bags peanuts; Cochran &
/ Bro, IL boxes dry fruit, sacks dry frnit.