The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18
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The weather turned cold yesterday efter-
noon, and at 3 O'Clock nics little snow
set in and continued up to midnight, by
which time about an inch of snow had
fallen. The river is steadily rising again.
1.-THE additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight include the Emma
Floyd. Cincinnati to Nashville; Palestine,
Louisville and return Robert Burns, Gin
cinnati to Memphis: Pine Bluff and West
Wind, to Wabash River: LewellIn, from
Eastport; Fayette, to Cairo; Ump ire, Cairo
to Louisville.
The Emma Floyd and Robert Burns had
flrst-rate trips. The Floyd added some
freight here.........The Lewellin came in full
as stuffed turkey........The Fayette got
tremendous trip, all she could stow away,
and was full of people.........The Norman
went upto the Island last night 10 take on
a lot OF corn. She Will be back this morn
ing. and Will leave at 10 Am. for Cincinnati.
1.-The Pine Bluff and West Wind had
moderate trips for the Wabash 1.-The
Mountain Belle was nearly loaded at
dark and talked of leaving last night.....-..
The Norman took on large quantity of
freight yesterday afternoon, and will be
compelled to refuse much freight here......
The Hartford will, probably, not leave tia
Tuesday. She had magnificent trip in
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Cash. Thomas has so far recovered as TO be
able TO be out doors again
Billy Fowler returned 10 Padueah by the
Fayette last night. The owners OF tbs
Armada and the Underwriters OF CincIn-
natl have settled the Armada case. The
| Insurance Companies pay the OWNERS
5000, and the latter take the wreck. She
will, probably, be sold as she lies. and
somebody viii obtain great bargain.........
The Umpire arrived at midnight with
good trip....-..The Mountain Belle win
leave at eight o'clock this morning .........
Captain II. It. Dexter and wife arrived
home from Pittsburg last niZilt......--....The
new City of Evansville Is rapidly ap-
preaching com pletIon-........The Journal
Book Bindery, under the superinterdence
of Mr.. Samuel Johns, has just completed a
cabin register for the Morning Star, and a
freight register for the Tarascon, which.
for genuine chaste beauty and elegance,
has never been exceIled on this continent.
The material, workmanship and flu
ish show real genius and incom-
parable taste. They will be on exhibit
ton in the counting-room of the Journal
Office to-day. We invite steamboatmen
and business men to call at the Office to-
day and examine them. They can also
see a great variety of hrst-ciass printing,
Il
Inc specimens OF manifests and other job
work that has never been exeelIed........
The Ollie Sullivan may be positively ex-
| pected to leave to-day for Nashville $1,000.
The Louisville may be positively expected
to-day, and The Virginia tomorrow W..
The Nick LongwoTth is due here. this
morning, with Loco bales OF cotton for
r. Z. DunkeTson & CO.-.-....The Swallow
aud Alaska are also due here for New Or
Ieans.........Captaln w. W. Collins, the "An-
cient Mariner" left by yesterday morn
ing's train for Louisville :" aud the mule
died happy Didn't he, CARRIER?
BOafs Leaving To-Day.
FoR CINcINNATI.--The new and elegant
steamer Mountain Belle leaves for Cincin-
natl at An, in place OF the Charmer.
She Is a new boat, very light and elegantly
appointed. Capt. A. ]. McAllister and c.
w. Davidson are her obIIging chief OH
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For NAsHvILLE.-The new aud finely
appointed steamer Ollie Sullivan Is an
nounced for Nashville to-day, and has
comfortable appointments for passengers.
Capt. w. d. Covington is her popular COM
| mander, and r. c. Utterbach is her accom-
pIished clerk. We bespeak for the Ollie
Sullivan liberal patronage.