The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-18

acitan / 2 haagH Gls pm8a o. tho arrival
81 lig ~ lFeE here. Eaptf.n . y Cnrter "a
the Darling, bad the aforesaid bale hand.
hoHsIy painted ana giidcd with the In
scriptipn OF tle number OF bales tho Moon
carried u. IA my Pc seen ia the rapiainfs
Once WIN Ahe Champion bale and the
ehainpl9ng Zee King horEs, Captain Ben.
Penn Wright a xveii-Rnosyf vfauetvlgs
BiYer pilot, is4il with amnilpox ON tno
Tow. boat iecno, lying 90 quar- tntIna id the
Kama " n FiItiHer, Just above the rnoufb
Tbe people OF Point Pleasant afd vicinIfv
We are IL formed, VIII not permit the crew
OF the Echo ID come ashore,
me Cincinnati and 50. Louis Express
Limo will be July rcprganlZ.d us soon Ha
Capt. Remission, 81 Tie Mcinotte, arrives
from New Orleans- Ihe line VIII doubt
les comprise the same ftsanefs AS last
season, Including the Ldwrence Melhotta
Anna shamrock, Nightingale and Cham-
pion. The agents and oliieeB or Tho limo
will not be appointed unit Gnpls Keniston.
arrives Hurry up, captain.
The Cosette says tiIe t5aF rH.a
: : The total loss OF property by steamboat
accidents during the year, foois up at So
OOO,0O
Lou syILLE. - The .DeuFoerat of Friday
says:
Mary Adele, daushter of Captain W. p.
Lanothe. died OF cOusum ri ion on board
the steamer Glasgow, at New Dreams, ON
the 7th. She was an interesting youus
lady Of seventeen. The body was 20 be
embalmed and taken North
ST.. LOUIS. - The Democrat OF Friday
says:
River falling steadily. Weather slightly
moist Blslness on the wharf fair. No
boat loading for the %isSnurl, although
H1lanaan a. Bro olftTEC three TONS goods
Tor Is hnsaf city Miami packets az being
Impaired and painted a6 largo cnSl.
Northern Line preparing or ngbt OF
Lhreeyears' Duration ~ necessary. White
Collar Limo aud KeOkuk Line an atten ion
aud suppressed energy Southern Lanes
all right, or nearly 50, and there are me-
merOus large boats On no lim8 al an. NaVl-
gatioh 10 points below, acs0rdin "a the
soothsageiss Will ~ vouohhaied 90 a. all
season. No danger of river closing now.
New oRLEAEs.-The 1gmss Of Wcanes-
day says;
The weather. yesterday, was by far The
finest We have yet recorded for m9uy
months past. Daring Monday nlahb a
heavy white frost fell, and the appearance
o. the landing yesterday morning pre-
sentet that Of vast field OF snow rha
tarpaulins on freight piles and the woffi
work o. the leVee were coated thietly by
Jaek Frost. However his n ostsslipdld not
hold very i1n8i as the appearance Of Old .
Sol soOu put him 20 flight, uft which "a
clear bright, and beautiful day followed
withIa pleasing tenn peraturo, which oouAd
not but be appreciated Dy those who en-
lOyed Ia LfIt
Business on the landing yesterday was
but n tribe better than on Monday. There
was bun little freight shipped anywhere
and the bulk OF what was Slipped went at
unusual rates Rne rates Of freight t0 80
lf3uik and tue ONO 'ttiNors are far below
the figures that should be paid, Wnile The
rates To our tributaries eaIfasiiia. Ii0 better
NIECENRE7.-The SRa OF Friday says:
The Wabash has sWeiled its prOporiiun8
to the extent of SIX fs8t since sha recenU
rise Began, aud Is now in~g90d navlghufe
9t,s g,l VII g hoYeYef Yin. auap or
Tip boat shave been play nRqqlts Lively
AZ tits point. = lot ~ bdr1 sbrna 80. rom,
MT. Carmel Palestine, HpssellVille, and
Other landings 9atI9 4Ai hanTrlI SCR 81