The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-13
The Gazette saws.

the Gazette says.
Parties are now engaged in raising the
oppoai- q the foot % Butler Street
The .RnqHiTer says
The Robert Burns and Captain Roolh'a
/ barge knth are Etti1 ON the wawg. hmE VIII
come OH soon In thorough repair.
The Chronicle Of Thursday evening
says
The Y. ~ Eckert has recovered the boG-
erH OF The Emma No 3.
Five bodies nf tie unfortunate crew ana
passengers Of the Eilver Spray have heer
Tecovered-tWo at fuRiemaui8 ono beInpr
that place. one &C 8 toekIey q. AND ahnt 81
Inads Wirthiins in front Df Memphis.
LoUnvIIz-E = The C5urter-zouuaf o.
Thursday says:
M m. MiRaina, Of the Virgins Ferry
Company 50. Louis. has rGme ~ ~,
10rk 70 marry Etfta Avenue haffa
~ 2 piElsAle alspatcna received yeator-
commander OF the Hfeamer Morninr f5frr'
ana party were ~ tie city Of Boston vess
terday.
The Louisville and Now 0flaanasteaner
/ Virginia, Capt Charley Schultz. VIII ara
rive at the Portland wharf narlv tbfa
morning Aa the prospects are not fnttaT-
Ing for return trip, she Will probably lay
mp for the present and undergo some Es-
pairs TO be ready Tor the fall trade. W. B
Mtiton ~ . passenger on the Virginia. and
The following boats were AZ Portland
wharf yesterday evening. M0lma grglN.
EdlnbaTH, hmm4 kloyds Anmadlilo, Ie. q.
Houston Exchange Pink Narbie, elias.
gows Kate PUTNAM A.rgosy ana Minne0la.
The II. w. stEader Rnd Nick I.onEw prth are
lying at New Albany.
ST. LouIs..-The DsBiograt OK Thursday
SAYS
The river has riaen at this point one
foot large and was SILL BwaitiuH slowly
last evening ail fram the upper Miss
over Liberty reports 8 feet s inches wafer,
with "the stick Similarly tested. Ell nB-
pears the VIVA. y. Lewis found 10 The Misc
souri, w feet and with tha lead feet.
The CorneiAn came IN drawing feet s
inches and rubbed severely in the MiE.
souri,. Good depth 3L water from 49, Paul
10 this aOrts falling fest above fMe rapids
and rising below. There was rise IN the
Illinois BIT inch at Peoria. The Ohio Is
falling; also It's Gribu tafiea and the Arkan-
mas, In which there ii only g1 Inches 20
Little Rock. Weather warm and cloudy.
changed and drma
Mr.. w. H. FIrOwn Ct PittaburR. hnH sew
@nteen steamers Emu ming On the Western
rivers, and no does not know how many
harRea, He has been long known as the
coal king OF Pittabusgi but bis interests ln
other branches OF business Represent mile
Hons OF doltnrgs The steamers and baHHe1
are enstged IA transporting coal and coke
10 towns, cities and Yards on every maVi-
gable river between Fitlatnr& and Cairo
80. Paul anu NeW Afieana7 tt AApui4 -
satisfactory 60 our citizens 90 know that
this extraordinary man has great admi=
ration fer &C. Louis aud Missouri, and be.
1ieyeB that their future population and
wealth viii be eonteIap plated win wonder.
MEMrHFH.--4ha .AVQL0neAo o. the Rth
sayss
The ECkart arrived from the wreck Of
the Emma NO. Sp yes serumy morning nave
ing secured her machinery, besides a lot
OF cotton and other freighta that were on
board at the time She was lost.
NEW ORLEAHB.-Ina Times o. Tuesday
says:
The weather during tho greater part of
Yesterday was oppreaaivolY warm with
4 a cloudy sKv. which &C times threatened
4 rain. The day, however, passed or Wtth=
out RAIN
Business on the leVBG ta 3tiM under the
cloak Of dutinesE, as nothing 81 interest,"
4 took place on either landing yaat@ru&yi
there were but six OF eight boats hl uo1h
4 landings, the lower landing having th0
| ma4oVify az them, and the majority OF the
/ boat MI that iandinF are Of the Red River
4 permission