The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-07
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PITTsBURE, February 5.-Weather clear
and moderate; thermometer 31o. MOnon-
gahela falling slowly, with feet inches
Allegheny 5 feet 10 inches, River station
airy at Greensboro and Brownsville, with
81 feet at Inc former point and So at the
latter. At Oil City the river IS falling, Will
26 inches The only arrival is the Belle
from PARK ersburg; she returns this after
noon. The offerings OF freight are tncreas.
ing. Several boats are loading, but none
of them viii depart before Monday.
CINcINNATI, Feb 5.-Port Ldst-Arrived
Sam J Hale, from MemphtSs departed the
Root. Burns FOR Memphis; silver Spray fol
New Orleans; Edenburg fol Evansville
River 10 feet inches in channel. Weather
clear ana cool.
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-POrt List-Car.
RE V Kountz from New Orleans; Pima
VaIble, from Tennessee River; Nick Wall
PIttsburg to New Orleans. River falling
with feet inches in the canal; 6 feet .
inches on The falls. Weather cloudy and
mild.
CAIRO, Feb sport List-Reaney, New
Orleans to st. Louis, a.n.; Colum bian
ST. Louis to New Orleans, @ am; Common
wealth, New Orleans to st. Louis, am. ;
Raven, Aiddleport to Nashville, AIN. {;
Little Condor, Middleport and return, 8 a.
m; Emma No. 3, Cincinnati to New Or
leans, 10 m; st. Luke, Columbus to 1T
Louis, IL AM India ma, New Orleans TO
Louisville, noon; Colorado, Memphis TO
st. Louis, p. M; Lumsden, Nashville
pack ct: Legal Tender, Memphis to Evans
Vile, pm; W. II. Brown, Middleport TO
Memphis, 3 pm; Virginia, Louisville TO
New orleans, pm; Fsyette, EVansYille
packet, pm. River fell IA Inches. Cloudy.
Mercury 400.
NASHVILLE, February 5.--Riyer falling,
with six feet on HarPeth Shoals. Wealth r
cold and cloudy.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 5.-Sleeting and snow
ing, the River came to a stand to-day, and
probably Will commence falling to-mor-
row. White and ARKANSAS Rivers falling.
Departed the Mollie Able and LaDaTge Tor
1T. Louis; Alice Dean with l,5CO bales for
Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.-Arriyet--
NJ. j. WickS, Louisville. Depar teQ--OliNe
BiaDeh, Silver Bow and DuTfee, ST. Louis
Kenton and Argosy and barges, Clncin-
natl.
PITTSBURGH, February .-Monongahela
four feet four inches, and falling. The
lington passed Wheeling at 6:30, ahead OF
the Major Anderson.
CINcIENATI, February 6.-The Glendale
arrived from st. Louis. DeparLed-6len-
dale, for PIttsburg. River 10 leet IN the
channel.
LOUISVILLE, February 6. - Port List
Mary Davage, New Orleans 10 Pittsburgh
Nick IougWOrth, to New Orleans; Spray,
Cfneinnafi TO New Orleans; Edinburg,
Cincinnati to Evansville Robert Burns,
Cincinnati to Memphis. The river Is iali-
ing, with feet in The cana and ieet on
the falls. Clear and mild.
CAIRo. February 6.-Henry Ames, st.
Louis to New Orleans, II PIN; Ruoicon'
st. Louis TO Vickeburg, II p.m Minneola,
Cincinnati 10 mem puAa3lA PIN s.Ns oS1~Rlf
Memphis to st. LOUISE am; Messenger,
Cincinnati to New Orleans, am Dla-
mond, Memphis to Louisville, . mi
Alps. New Orleans to Louisville, 10 a. m.
Molue Able, New Orleans to 81. Louis, q
10 M The river fell 10 inches. weather
mercury AZ.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 0--Port LIst.-Arrived-
Colorado, from Mem phis; Commonwealth,
from New Orleans; Et. Luke, from Colum-
bus Departed-M en- phis and Tom Jasper,
for New Orleans. River about stationary
with fair stage OF water botn above ana
below. Weather clear and warm.
MKMPHIs, February 6. = Weather clear
and cool The river has fallen half an
inch. Arrived-Lady Pike, from CAIRO
Departed - Belle Memphis and Mohawk'
for st. Louis; Mary MeDonaldt AItnuls
and Emma No. 3, Columbia, Virginia ana
kellogg and barges, for New Dreams