The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18
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: l. -, weather ana water. Ai5a
( The weather YESTERDAY niorn;,,,, Ia
or real Autumnap character beiib,
cold and chilly, and having beea ill
during the night we have M d6SE,
there was frost outside the c;tI -
deed, one ofthe carriers oe tho Jor-s
NAL reports seeing frost on his ron,a
The day was beautifully clear ana
bright. The river during the 81
hours ending at3 o'clock yesterday had
risen about s inches, and was risipp
slowly. The Wabash is rising. 1t is
again rising at Cincinnati, but falling
at Pittsburg, with 81 feet in the chan.
mel at latest advices. ~ sa.7 ~ booe
Arrivals and Departures. n
The arrivals and departures up to {
o'clock yesterday include the Mollfe
Nortonand salIie ", Henderson to
return Darling, Cincinnati to Mem
phis; Linton, from Eastport; Sam
Orr, from the bone yard; Ollie Sulli-
van, to Cannelton. Pc 94o
Ho a1c Boats Due. 30 a4t
odAmohg the first boats due here are
the Cumberland and nIndiana, from
Cairo = Sam. s. Hale, from louisville );
Palestine, for Memphis; Lottawanna
st. Marys. Alaska aud Silver Spray,
for New Orleans; Charmer and j. p.
Webb. from Cincinnati; Shamrock,
for ST. Louis; Linton, from Passport;
GlA Thompson, for Nashville, and
Louisiana for New Orleans. ia4 as
ass MIseeIlaneOus. ~ a'1
Business was moderately active
yesterday morning, though arrivals
were but few"s...."@. The Darling
passed down at s A. NJ with astaving
good trip, chiefly through freight.
She discharged and received but little
here".".."The Henderson packets
had aIgood show of The
Linton had,a good trip in. She re-
tires from the Tennessee River trade,
and the Sam. Orr resumes her trips.
..."....The Linton will probably go to
the Wabash to day. Captain Hay
ward was not quite decided at noon
yesterday.........The Sam. Orr came
up to the wharf aud looked exceed
ingly pretty. She has been
treated to- new coat of
paint outside and in. The bulk
heads forward in her cabin ard her
Office have been handsomely grained,
and look like oak. Captain Duncan
has right to be proud of his pet
packet........The Ollie Sullivan had a
big load out. chiefly wheat Cor Rock
port.......Captain John Gilbert. Of
Golconda, is in the city. He brings
cheering accounts, from lower Egypt.
He visited the Fair Grounds yester-
day, and is surprised to see the
people Of Evansville and VAN
derburgh County taking so little
interest in matter that so deeply
concerns their prosperity...... =. Sew
eral fatboats, regular old-fashioned
broad horns, passed down yester-'
day...ss...We are still without any
definite adviees from the Wabash,
but. have merely learned that it has
risen sufficiently to become navigable
for light draught boats..........The
Charmer will be here positively this
morning, and leave for Cincinnati at
ten o'clock tomorrow morning."......
The j. p. Webb should also be here
this morning. I5raay n. Dail ey
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