The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

tlemen. : sSH
r The new and splendid side-vbeo
steamer Sallie v. will leave for H.
derson promptly at 4 p. H. tod
She is a beautiful little boat VEL
nice cabin appointments. Captair
/ Moses Wallen commands, and Rbber
Brashear is her clerk. Both ar.
clever and pleasant gentlemen.
| For EAsTPoRT.-The elegant mas
senger steamer Eewellin, Captain 7
L. Davy, is now receiving, and vii
positively leave at four o'clock thil
evening for Eastport and all Tennes
see River way landings. The Level.
ling is an excellant boat, and her Off
GERS rank high. in their profession
Dir, }. r. Veal. her clerk, is proven
bal for his courtesy and politeness to
Passengers. Let her 60 out full to-
day.
For CLARKsVILLE.-The beautiful
Romeo leaves for GAINESVILLE and all
intermediate Cumberland River ports
at Tour o'clock. to day. She has pleas
ant passenger appointments. Captain
>. Ham. Throop commands. and
George YhroOp is her chief clerk.
Captain ). Y. stands a watch at the
wheel and adds to the pleasure of
passengers by his genial good nature
Fill the Romeo full TO-DAY
Gheanings from Our Erehsn...
CINCINNATI. - The Come, - -.
oay says:
The weather was clear AM, 81 ..f.,...,.-
second frost OF the season yesferfla, 4, ,,. n. LLo
ing. the wind being from the n5rffs.t
ana east LII noon, when 10 veerei ~ 49,
southeast Here the liver haa roc.4 zig
inches during the twenty four .ensI f,.s-7,.3
night, with y feet inches ia the chsnneI
BY The Water-works mark when hi 80
swelling slowly. There Will he ri cast -,
der the Covtngton bridge to-day for rses-
ing 81 am eTs, All the local packets ar
been detatneu by fog.
Capt Geo, Ii, ,AlcOke has returned from,
-. Louis, delighted with hls trip. tleorEe
ought 60 tell the re adlers or the Hfe4f5s f}@6
now he was tinted out as avdeteGiIVe.
The Iogisa goes to Evansville to-day.
capt. McComaS- Will decide on the T,enf
Leotps snoYements to-day. The AFtnnte
Still remains qulegl at the levtse. Tihb'fso-
rena viii probably load for New Orleans
he WcStmoreland, ia command end
JeePt S s Shufnan in the ofilce.
Geo. W. Hunter, clerk 81 the Chiffon VIII
DIN her at Cairo. Capt. Stein and ANDY
Wilson are officiating In the Office sine
caves for Memphis Co day, with good
me Norman Is expected here to-jnv
rom Louisville. Capt. YerlSers will reaf.
epatn and refurnlsh her throughout for
he Arkansas River trade.
The Pine Bluff s pilots report the Kama
Via rising, with heavy rains, when will
ave some effect In checking the decline
The Gazette says:
The Urilda passed Sioux City Thursday,
a route, nom Fort Benton 20 81. Louis,
ale, from Fort Randall, pa sed Omaha
m rsday night. SCI suaf H-8
stephen Morse. ESQ, President OF the
american INSURANCE Company leaves for
little Rock tomorrow evening, 10 look
tier the interests of the peefl6ss Flor
nee Traber, and Hesper.
Joseph Holland an old staamboafman
originally from Butler County. ohio, died
I 81. Louis Thursday morning. Hl8tI
capt. I'D. Ford, OF The New Albany Glass
Norks, lsPrepartng for the manufacture
4 plate glass. This wifi bB The second
'Iate glass maAufactoEy established Al This
LoUIsvrLLLELThe Courier OF Saturday
avs: u
Capt. VIM. Vnrble, Falls pilot, VINO was
Il the wheel, and WHO wasslightly injured
Vhen the boat struck was able 10 be ont
yesterday. lie Informs as that the en-
1neer obeyed the signals promptly and
eversed the engines, ana that the boat
vas backing when she struck.
Captain !. ID. Archer was ia the city yes
erday. 4 Is reported that he Intends go-
ng on the river again.
Captain Fran tx Garter, late com nlander
{ the United States Mail Line steamer
United States, was presented with mag
ificent gold headed cane by the Officers
4 That boat ON her last .triIl down The
resentation speech was made by Mr..
tiley, cnief clerk, and was responded TO
tyie.i Captain Carter has been appointed
of the Mail Line, and his
rother officers took this method or show
ng their esteem for him upon the occasion
{ his retiring from command OF the
United States. He entered noon the dis
ntenden yesterday. Captain Wade sne-
eeds him as Captain OF the United States.
The cane, which Ia a very handsome one,
,ears the following inscription = Present.
d 20 Captain Frank Carter by the officers
4 the, United states Mail Line steamer
United States Sept. 49, 1905"
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat OF Saturday
avs; So. III rrs-......t. ..,..--r-
River here so nearly stationary as 20 be
ma quiet state. Goats do not appehf 20
ncounter any trouble hence 10 Cairo OF
Aeokuk. with six and a half feet On one
Iand and four on the other; norm the lli-
nDis with thirty inches, or the Missouri
With -four feet OF water. business moves
a the steamboat conflict, although All
eem ready for prolonged aud expensive
he live, of some of The principal parties
Oncerned ia A.. The tendency Of the mp
'er rivers IS towards decllno-7a generhl
ecltne, we venture 10 say--tnat WlH end
n very low water soon unless eNtraordl-
lary rains shall soon fall At Omaha and
w. j oselh the Missouri rs falling, aud away
,eyond, the exclusive dispatches TO the
JemocTdt announces only eighteen inches
4 Doniphan KapiGs and two feet at the
yeIi0wstoneis mouth. The weather con-
lnued dry and delightful.
Tbe White Collar Packet COMPANY con-
snlpiate, az very early day, taking out
he boilers oi the Tom Jasper, and replac-
lg them with hVe others, TO be N ads ia
lfs city. IL Is possible 10y the chHuge to
feet large saving in fuel t,f,
MEMPHIS. = The AUoldache of Friday
VS. ErE Ec# fG HEl elht ali-a
Weather cool. The river here Is stiII
sing slowly, with l01z feet in the channel
Whlts and Arkansas Rivers are un-
NRw oRLEANs-The Times OF Thursday
Iys: asaf sa Eaa Hat
The weather yesterday was close and
oudy, with strong appearances 81 ram
NJ, Notwithstanding all signs - f@ineu
one up to dark This ~ sOlneth ug 70 De
ondered at as IL rltned every day for the
ast week. Perhaps the clerk ~ tho
Gather held yesterday Tor Int fiillsaloh
nd viii begin again 10 day. -
business on the lhndlHe yestptuas VS.
ute active There was an unusual httr
RoIig Atvee pedestrians, while tue pack
Is az either landings We're receiving con-
IderabIe freight.
+. G. DUsoUcHET, 8 f. D. DUsoU9HEr'
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