The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-14

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the marks last evealnA 4uoica1sd ti,..
Ieet eight Inches and rising steady. Tbt
weather during most On the day was wei
auu ulsagr5eable. Indications point 10 q
rise before long.
eINcINNATI-The c5Esmerefal OF Hatur.
day says:
Captain N. 8, SelbY win arrive here on
Monday with the Pink Varbio, and IoSd
sna leave Tor Arkansas River on Wednes-
Captain Ike Whitaxer, OF the oaIes of
tue savanna, arrived from St. Louis vess
| terday, en- ronte for Pift>burg. The Sac
wanna mas iaid up a g. Louis for the pres.
A large Iron spool, Tor holsline heavv
caalnss weighing seven tons. cast bg Doc
| mont Tor the ". >. snag boat Long. WIS
| shipped TO Mound City yesterday hv me
champion. He is making another for the
/ De hussy.
A well known steam boat Captain. Ul.-
/ lately lost his craft. We are credfbiv fD.
Gle sam and attach al tho q lvernmeuf
| property Ia this vielnity, as wen as the
newport Barracks, In Kentucky, in case s
deduction IS not made for the unexni4ea
term Of mis- license, paid for the ca6afnr
year. bis boat having met with an aeefhenf
oy which she " as lost only month after
payment 70 the Government was made
The best OF legal talent has been consulted
and IS secured or the Aforesaid Captain.
and the attention OF al gteambOatm8n a.
called to this suit, rs e will bo made = fa9f
case. and Is tmportaui 10 the Captain. 81
no one ese.
traoted with 9aylOrdE Foundry Tor cue
transportation OF COD tens OF ahot and
sasi I. IRON ti. bston 2oeka mere on tf pres
snt mp Trip OF tne Jonm W Garrett Capt
Booth Is assured by Gaylord that this af1-
munition IS not intended for use on the
Canadian border.
The Commercial OF Sunday saysi
business was dull along the ievBo yes
terday.
VIM. Blossom. late pilot on she Miner.
died In st. Louis, on Wednesday evening
4 fwaEIT . az
Mr.. James Wilson, late or ne Office Of
the kanaWha River packet Spray has re-
turned from visit 10 the country.
The Gazette OF Saturday saws:
The chanDel pier OF tie bridge In eouras
OF construction across the Missouri. al
Leavenworth, fell on Monday, ainkffr q
barge and killing three lnen.
The Tyrone ~ oil Wight nnnfn and MIN
leave Cairo for Nashville on Monday.
LOUISVILLE. So The O1urier- Journal of
Sunday says;
Capt Bird Q. Levi. President OF the r.aa-
isville q Arkansas kiver Packet CompanV
Purchased yesterday one-half OF thegfeaf1
er Pink Narnle, aud she o. % run fn fan
interest OF the company. The terms were
The following dispatch was received
from the steamer re. Gray by Capt Levi
tie Rock Tor Fort Smith at noon today.
River eight feet and fsliing"
ST. LOUIS - The Democrat or Saturday
saysi
The river here cannot fail much before
the swell OF the Missouri Will reach our
harbor. We are nearly convinced that fh
IL the mountain rise thHt we hear OF aa
hlltng the Missouri bank full and ruuutmn
over a. Omaha and be Ow, and yet the sole
itnry little telegram that comes 90 ms once
Ia while from Benton falls 20 give as tie
movements OF the wafer there, when it fs
very important for our readers 20 be So she
FORMED. 10 our experience we have noted
that the heaviest freaheta In the Missouri.
from It's head waters and the mountains.
gethere about June 9th Inc
Arkansas rose ten feet, and was yet terdnw
'alling, but bigger rise - doubtless close
behind.
Weather cold and shoWery. Businesa
good-heavler In fact than ever before ~
his season OF the year. Freight ia fuH
lupply FOR all the Memphis, VlcBsbure and
New Orleans steamers that have asked foE
oads.
NEW oRLEANs.--Ths Times Of Thurs.
lay says:
The weather yesterday opened with
very close temperature aud cloudy nkv
which continued mp TO noon, when a
strong westerly bietz3 commenced nnd
stirred mp the dust in huge clouds about
tie levee This breeze from the west
brought on heavy ram, which efectuaI-
y laid the dust, beside cooling the ntmoHf
Dhere to a considerable extent
Business on the landing was quite active
We noticed very fair trips on board the
steamers, while the arrival
brought In fun freight lists