The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-09
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CISCINNATI, Dec. Acknowledgement has
risen two inches, with four feet five inches
water in the channel Weather clear.
Therm0Inefe- 30o. L became cold sudden
ly last night, az the thermometer Tell 70.
j "a TWO noars, and the barometer rose half
AN inch during the night.
LOUISVILLE, Decefnber River falling:
2 feet inches in the canal. Weather
clear.
The weather was quite cold but clear yes
tefday, but was moderating, with slight
indications of falling weather. The river
was very nearly stationary perhaps fall
ing very little. the arrivals and departures
since O'CLOCK on Saturday, up to mid
night, include the Cumberland, to Cairo;
I.ewelIin, to PASSPORT; Lulu D., to New
Orleans; Luelia and Charmer, from Cairo;
Phantom, from Eastport; Ollie sullivan,
greensboro and return; Tempest, Memphis
to Louisville; Ella Hughes, Louisville to
Cairo. Tempest had a moderate
trip and discharged some freight here -........
The Pha had splendid trip OF cotton,
pig iron, pea nuts, and miscellane 1us
freight inc59ding considerable for reship-
ment. She will return to Eastport, on
Tuesday The Luella and Charmer had
moderate trips. The Charmer returns to
Cairo, to-day, and the Luella to-
morrow-.............The Ollie Sullivan re-
be down early this morning and will
leave at 10 o'clock for Cannelton ...--....It is
reported that the Cum berland has risen
two feet at Nashville. If this is confirmed
the Wm. White will have dispatch for the
Cum berland... ......The Louisa mas had her
repairs completed. and will go into the
Wabash River as a regular packet..............
The steamer st. Patrick is advertised for
sale ia another column. The is q spendid
boat, recently put IN complete repair. ...-....
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Saturday
says:
The weather was changeable yest erday.
1t was mild and cloudy from an early
hour in the morning, interpreted with
occasional showers of rain. until p. M,
when it cleared OF, with nigh winds pre-
vailing until late hour last night. The
wind was from the southwest all day,
veering 10 the west last night, and the
wind growing very boisterous. The Their
ing, ranging at 540 at noon.
The river was on stand at Pittsburg
last night, with y inches by the metal
mark, and raining steadily all day. AT
~ heeiing. there IS four feet and falling,
with rain part OF the day; at Marietta
feet8 inches and falling. and raining till
noon; at Parkersburg. ~ feet, and on a
stand. and raining nearly all day; at POM
erOy. feet and rising slowly. Here, the
river has risen inches during the "A hours
ending last night, with 31a feet to Louis
VILE
MEEORANDUA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
g Charmer" left Cairo Friday, Dec. 9Th, at
5 NJ. Boats in port: Nick Longworth,
SouLl.erner, Tennessee, and w. B. lance.
Weather clear. City OF Cairo on the ways
at Mound City. Met Fanny Bra ndeis at
Caledonia. 7th-Linton at mouth of Hur-
ricane. Arrived az Ii p. NJ. Have for
Hodge, Carr & Co. ) pkgs mdse; James
Chauncey, % SKIS potatoes; J. p. SAMSON,
bbls apples, 2 do potatoes: RagOn ~
Dickey, 10 dry hides, l box mdse; Cook &
Rice, ) empty kegs; A. w. Christ, 3 NJ. w.
boxes K cen Mark IL Co., ID Skis fruit; own
ers on board sundrIes-