The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-19


our los aepartrnent Is under the personal
snnsryfSion OF one or the best Job printers
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Fills IadinR Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets lot LAe 29
&C, sc. Orders left with either OF Ine
whari-boats win be promptly attended tc.
weather and water.
The weather was clear, with a
heavy white frost, yesterday morning,
and the mercury at 28' at 6 A. NJ, and |
440 at noon. The river commenced
falling Monday night and had deelin-
ed 10 inches up to 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Scarcely a speek of
ice was visible yesterday, and we do
not expect to see any more IN the
river this season. Towards noon
Yesterday it grew somewhat cloudy,
and we may expect falling weather,
rain or snow, soon.
Arrivals amd Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, include
the Armada, from Cairo: Mollie Nor
ton and Newsboy, from Henderson to
return; Ada Lyon, to Bowling Green.
BOeta Due
Among the FIRST boats due here are
the Nightingale, for Nashville;
Shamrock, for st. Louis; Sill
yer Moon and St. Patrick, from
Memphis Darling, for Memphis
John Kilgour, Indiana, Emma No. 3
Silver Spray, Argosy and ]. w. Gar
rett, for New Orleans; Quickstep
from Cairo; Belle Lee, Virginia,
Southerner and St. Charles, from
New Orleans; Peerless, for Arkanas
River; Tarascon, from Louisville.
MHseeHRane0ua.
There was ordinary activity on the
levee yesterday morning, though arri-
walls we're few up to noon.........The
Armada had fair trip in, arriving on
time.........The Ada Lyon was pre-
pairing to leave at noon, with an ex-
cellent trip aboard.........The j f.
Webb was also getting large amount
Of freight for the Wabash.........Ten-
nessee River freight was plenty, and
the Orr would have splendid TRIP
out. .........The Cumberland was re-
ceiving fairly, but merchants seldom
get their packet freight ready to haul
down before one or two o'clock.......-
The Belle had about finished dis
charging, and was smoking prepare
tory to leaviDg........The VIM. White
was receiving very handsome trip
Kit Rudd, her popular clerk, who ha
been on the sick list for couple o
weeks, is again on duty........'The &C
eident mentioned in yesterday JOUR
NAL as having occurred on the J. I
Webb, occurred on the Cobb-Webt
as she was about to leave for Wabasl
River Monday night-........Frank Col
Inns. the popular bar keeper Of tn
Armada. was on board yesterday, an
is still improving in health.........Th
Linton, we believe, lies over here II
Saturday. .......The Ada Lyon did nc
get off till 3 o'clock yesterday.
Ronts Leaving To-day.
FoR CArRo.-The grand Armad
the pride of the Cairo line, and th
pet Of the people, is the regul'
packet for Cairo and all way landing
at 4 o'clock to-day. She has unsu
passed passenger accommodation
and is noted for excellent speed. III
officers, and those experienced OF
GERS are highly accomplished gentl
men-Capt. Gus. Dusouchet, VIII.
Fowler and Geo. Nicholson. II
Armada is the regular Cairo pack
and should receive all the Cairo al
way freight. Fill her full to-day.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The splend
Taraseou, the famous feet favorite
the upper line, will be here this ev
ming for Henderson and Louisvll
and is most magni6cently appolntt
her state rooms being large and w
ventilated, with soft, clean, luxuriO
eouches. Captain A. I. Gilmore
her experienced and obliging co
mander, while in her Office, Miles
Warren, a most pleasant and higl
accomplished gentleman, dispenI
smiles and state rooms with mark
courtesy aud affability.
FoR HENDERsoN.-The oeautl
side-wheel, Mollie Norton, Capt. Oh
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