The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-19
weather nd Water.

olouding up with indications Of rain.
The mercury ranged from 80 to SO
degrees. The riverrose about . or l0
inches here during the "a hours end
ing at 3 O'Clock yesterday. Il Is
again falling at all points from Louis
vile to Pittsburg, and viii be on the
decline here by tomorrow,
Arrivals ana departures
The arrivals and departures up to 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, include
the New York, Pittsburg to Saint
Louis Tempest, White River to
Louisville; Norman, Louisville to
White River; Sam Orr, from East
post; James Gray, from Green River;
Mollie Norton, Henderson to return;
Ollie Sullivan, to Cannelton Morn
ing Star, Louisville to return; Chat
Dos from Wabash River.
Boats Dne- Is
Among the first boats due here are
the Nightingale, to- st. Louis; Sam. J
Hale, for Memphis; Belle Lee and
p. w. Strader, for New Orleans;
Richmond, Indiana and Dexter, from
New Orleans; Linton and JP. Webb,
from C~larksviHe; Tennessee, from
Cairo; Tarascon, from Louisville n Re
Rob Roy, from Cincinnati.
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Business still Ianguishes on the
levee, although the coast packets con-
tipue to bring and take fair trips.
Outside arrivals are few, and ~freights'
exeept for way ports, are, very scarce
The Sam Orr had very nice
trip il, and brought heavy orders"
The Ollie Sullivan brought down
orders Wednesday night, and yester-
dav had q fine lot of coast freight oat.
She Is drawing a large amount OF
business to this. city from the towns
above. She should be encouraged
and we'll . sustained .4& 1.-The New
York and Norman had good trips.-...
The Tempest was rather hght
The Mollie Norton had a full load OF
tobacco from Henderson yesterday
III The James Gray had consider
able freight from Green River..-.oui
latest adviees are that the Ntwfboy II
still, hard and fast aground on tn
Cumberland bar, aud, II la dGubtfu
whsther.even the present rise mlllre
lieye4h her. What feet this aecIdeqtwi
have on her sale, we are not prepared
to saw. Pat. Burke, her late clerk
arrived from Henderson yesterday
and saws her late owners will IN a da,
or two settle up her adjusted bushes
IN this city. .".,~The Lewellln pa
laid m for repairs at Paducah. MI
Up Veal. her pleasant and obligin
clerk, arrived By the Sam Orr yestei
day, to close up her unfinished bus
There is some talk Of IL
Rapidan No. 2 coming intO the trad
while the Lewellin is laid up. III
Raeidan isSa new and finely appoInte
boat and would make a good pack
Y FIR the trade. The Cairo Bel
got NJ. stesslmr yesterday, and droppe
down to the wharf, and at noon le
for Green River, we presume..."
noon Yesterday the. mercury had aga
risen to 960 in the shade~.-+".II
Chattanooga arrived from Wabash
10 clock, With a very good trips
self aud barge. She will leave
Saturday for Mount Carmel via N
Haven.
Boats Leaving To-day
FoR CAmo.-The finely appoint
passenger steamer Tennessee v
leave at 4 o'clock this evening
Cairo and all way ports. Capt. b
Howard, Marion Wright, and Br1
Hunter are her gentlemanly and pl
SAINT chief officers, and never fail
securing the comfort and pleasure
their guests.
FoR HENDERsoN-The superb
beautiful side-wheel, f~eetfooted NJ
lie Norton, leaves punetually at f
pm. for Henderson, afording to /
sengers unsurpassed accommodate
Can't. Charley Perkins and his Gle
Ed. and Robert Terry, are extren
~pleasans and obliging gentlemen.
Mollie Nortonzis n OF the Tee
boats in the business.
FoR EAsTPORT.-The famous,
fAvorite Sam. Orr, Capt. Aller
Duncan commanding, will ]