The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-15
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The weather since Saturday afternoon
has been miscellaneous. Clouds gathered
Saturday evening, and a heavy warm
rain prevailed from four o'clock p. NJ
Saturday, until six O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. Yesterday was nearly clear and very
pleasant, with a high wind from the south
east. In the evening the wind chopped
round to the north, and the temperature
declined rapidly. Clouds gathered after
dark, last night, with strong fndfca lions
of snow, and the wind father biting........
The river, during the twenty four hours
ending at five o'clock last evening, had
risen IL inches. IL Will rise more rapidly
to-day, under the influence OF the heavy
fan of rain Saturday night.
The arrivals and depart ures since three
O'Clock Saturday, up TO midnight last, in
clude the vi giula, New Orleans to Louis
VILE; Armada, 10 Cairo; Sam. Orr, 10 East
port; the packets, to Henderson; Louisa
and Clara Scott, to Wabash River; Ada
Lyon, to Green River; Silver Moon, Mem
phis to ClncInnati; Legal Tender, Louis
vile to New Orleans; j. H. Groesbeck,
New Orleans to Cincinnatf; Quickstep,
from Cairo; Leclaire, Nashville to Louis
Vile; Mollie Hambleton from Memphis:
Kate Robinson, Eastporb to Cincinnati;
Tarascon. Louisville TO Henderson; Argo.
naut No. 2, Memphis to Louisville; Rap
idan No. 2, from Eastport.
The Virginia had a good up-riyer, trip.
.........The Silver Moon was loaded to eight
feet, including 1000 bales OF COTTON.
The gal Tender had all she could carry,
and could take nothing here The
Groesbeck. Kate Robinson, Argonaut anu
RaPidan, had splendid trips.......The Taras-
cor, u a a l.fr n
had one of the best trips out, of the season.
.-.......The Orr aud the Wabash packets had
big trips out.....-..The Petrolia, not being
able TO fl her engagements, lies over until
this evening, wheR she win positively
leave. Captain Doyle and John Adams,
her chief, officers, are sterling gentlemen
and pie tsant offieers.........E he MoIlie Ham
bletOn arrived yesterday afternoon full
of cotton, and returns to Memphis this
evening ......-.... The great Iow-pressure
Richmond will be here this morning .......
The P w. Sirader has gone to Cincinnati.
1.-The Dexter passe Cairo early yester-
day morning, and will be here early this
morning-....The Sam. j. Hale, from Mem
phis, viii be up to-day The Lady Grace
viii arrive from Cincinnati to-day, and
return to-morow.........Capt. r. H. Wool
folk, the distinguished superintendent of
Company, viii be found among the Rich
mond's passengers this morning, en- route
10 Paducah.
MANIFEST of Steamer Rapidan No.
from Florence to Evansville, February IA
= sew Orleans: BrndIes, Wingo & Co,
10 bags corn.
Louisville: D. II. Davis & Co, 4 bales
ptton; Terry, Wheat & Chester, / bale
cotton; Il. W. 4 = p Kennedy, 6 ba es
cotton; u. W. Wtclks u Co., II bales cotton
Cincinnati: star Union Line, II bales
cotton; Robert Moore s. Co., II bales cot
ton; Milien, Ellis a. Co.. IL bales cotton
Rowland q Co 10 bales cotton; Patterson
q Martin. ~ bales cotton II. o. Hard &
For EvansvilIe-F. r. Huston, hogs
l roll carpet; l.. Louenthai, l package
clothing; Lu. Howell IS bales cotton IO7
bags corn r. IL. Ehrmau q Co. So bales
cottoni j. q. Dusouchet, % bales cotton
barrel krout; Preston Il Menifee / box
Ink, coil rope; Gardner IL Noel barrels
sorgb UNI; Fred kroener & son - EN- Dtv
ale boxes; II. q. Babcoek. 1 wheefba4rs,xg
son ~ Co, II bales cotton; KeFney q Har-
per, bales cotton; f. NJ. Hum pArey. q do,
MANIFEST of the steamer Oufckstep
from Cairo, February 18th, 1863. W. t.
French q Co., rolls carpet paper: Elliott
hunner Il Co., bbls log tails 5 dressed
hogs; Preston Il Menffee, l bbl eggs: Pres
ton Brothers, I box locks: Holifngsworth
Bros, empty barrel and box; A. Gum
berts, 10 pigs r1dSe; ID. & z Baer, 2 boxes
mdse; +. Decker, Dbl oil; VIM. Y. Brown
& o., q hhds tobacco.
For re-shipment TO Louisville: Passen
gers. Cincinnati: 9 empty half beer bbls.
bbls pecanS.