The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-18


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weather aud water. IDOL
The weather yesterday was cloudy
cold and windy, with the mercury
ranging from go to go during the
day. fnefezg g & sisisaas ed -
The river. during the .tweuty.four
hours ending at 3 O'Clock yesterday.
had fallen seven inches. At Gincin-
natl il has risen some two feet, but is
falling ut Pittsburg3 els difu
Arrivals and Departures. ~
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'clock yesterday, include the
Armada. from Cairo; Cora s., Gin
cinnati TO Little Rock; Mollie Nor
ton aud SalIie ", Henderson and re-
turn; Silver Spray, New Orleans to
Cincinnati; James Gray, to Green
River; Fanny Brandeis, to Newburg
and return. ava 5A' ~ 5'ii
ROats Due. .asr
Among the FIRST boats due here
are the Nashville, from Cairo :;
Morning Star, from Louisville;
Sam. Orr, from Eastport; Havana, for
Nashville :; Anna, for st. Louis;
Lawrence, from Saint Louis;
Emma Floyd. Romeo, Argonaut No.
2, and Minneola,o from Memphis;
Louisville, Richmond, and John A.
Groesbeck, for New Orleans; st.
Marys, Legal Tender, and Louisiana,
from New Orleans; Charmer, from
Cincinnati. a1t mcfs as1
miscellaneous. r1,ls,
Business was not brisk yesterday
moning on the levee ........The Arma-
da arrived about 3 A. NJ, with a fair
trip. She reports bad night for
navigation, with all down riye- boats
laid up, on account OF darkness;
the Rapidan No. 2 in Mississippi |
Bend; Indiana aud Alice Dean at |
Uniontown; and the Clifton at some
point below.........The Cora s. passed |
down yesterday morning with good |
trip. making brief stay at this port.
.........The Silver Spray passed up at
IL O'Clock, with barge In tow and
nice up river trip.........She dis
charged few bales of cotton here. 80.
The Lewellin had 50 bales OF cotton
and large amount Of miscellaneous
freight. She lies over here till four
o'clock this evening 1--WE were
mistaken in reporting the Cumber-
land not arriving till late Monday
evening. She came in at AM Mon
day, and went up to Newburg, return
ing late in the evening with 80 tons
of hay and other freight.........The
james Gray was preparing to leave at
noon for Green River, with big trip
.........The Ada Lyon was receiving
considerable freight yesterday.........
The Fanny Brandeis went up to New
burg yesterday morning for freight
and coal.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FoR CAIRo.-The grand Armada is
the admirable packet for Cairo and
way ports to-day at AZ. NJ She has
exquisite cabin appointments Capt
Billy Fowler and George Nicholson
are her obliging clerks, and Captain
Tucker has command ia the absence
of Captain Gus Dusouchet, who is
chasing the wild deer in the wilder
ness. Id bro
For LoUIsvILLE.-The illustrious
Morning Star wheels into line to day,
having been thoroughly repaired and
re-painted, looking as beautiful as
new. She is magnifcently appointed
aud Differed. " Richard" w. Hutch
ison is her distinguished clerk, as
sisted by the exemplary Henry
Mitchell. E-
For BOWLING GREEN.-The beau
tiful Ada Lyon, Capt. J. V. Sproule,
takes her place in the Green River
trade to-day, and will leave for Bow
ling Green at PM. She has elegant
cabin and state-room appointments.
and is a great favorite in Green River.
j. +. Wilbanks. an obliging young
gentleman, is in the Office.
For NASHVILLE. - The Fanny
Brandeis, Capt. Henry Miller, leaves
for Nashville and all way ports at 4
o'clock this evening, promptly, offer
ing fine inducements to passengers
and shippers. Kit Rudd is her po-
lite and attentive clerk. Give the
Brandeis full cargo.
FoR HENDERSON. - The Mollie
Norton, Captain Perkins, and SalIie
", Captain Wallen, leave as usual at
4PM. for Henderson. afording pleas
ant accommodations to passengers.
FoR EAsTPoRT.-In order to ac-
commodate her patrons, the Lewellin
lies over till to-day and will positively
leave for Passport at o'clock. Capt.
j. L. Davy, aud w. d. Coyington, her
chief officer, will give every attention
to shippers and passengers.
GIeaminws from our Exehangea.
CINCINNATI.-The Commercial of
Monday says:
The Emperor did not get off for
st. Louis Saturday night, as announce
ed. On her way down from Wheeling
she broke her stem, and had IL re-
naired with a temporary side dock.