The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
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The rain which ceased for an hour
yesterday afternoon, set in again be-
fore 3 o'clock and continued without
intermission until midnight, when
the clouds were sombre and threaten
ing. The temperature continued
mild and the mercury up to midnight
ranged above $50. The prospects of a
material and permanent rise are nIgn-
ly encouraging.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to 1 AN, were the Rose
Hite, Louisville and return; Mallie
RagOn, to Cairo; Tyrone, from Cairo;
Fails City, Bowling Green to Louis
vile, and Harry Higbee, to French
Island bar...............,The Rose Hite
brought down an Ell salient trip. The
Mallie Rsgon waited for her and got
number of passengers and some
freight. The Ragon left full Of
freight and people..........,The Rose
Hite also took out good trip.........
The Harry Higbee took the monster
siphon of the T. F. Eckert and left
about 8 o'clock for the Emma Floyd.
Mr.. Hill expects to raise her In three
or four hours after he gets the pumps
to work............The Tyrone arrived
little before IL o'clock, with hand
some trip. Captain Tom. Harmon,
an ancient mariner of the famous
Suwaunee, rings her bell, and is as
gallant and pleasant gentleman as
ever walked a gang plank. We
vote him the freedom of the
city. The venerable DR.. Parish
carries the keys of the medicine chest
and fills prescriptions to the letter.
Billy Fowler, Billy Williams and
Fred. Jones occupy the Office. We
would like to see Captain Tom and
his pretty Tyrone here more fire.
quently.........The Falls City arrived
at midnight full of live stock, hogs
and cattle. Captain j. V. Sproule
was in command, and Murray Bew-
ley in the Office. She leaves Louis
vile on Friday and Evansville on
Saturday for Bowling Green, and will
SO COL .inue until the new packet is
finished, which will be about the Goth
of December officers ae the
Tyrone report the Commercial inter-
viewing G Cottonwood bar The Alaska
had just finished discharging lot of
railroad iron at ShaWneetoWn, and
was sounding for channel across
Shawneetown bar, on which the Wau-
anita was aground, and considerably
out of the channel.....................
The many friends of Mr.. Charley
Jarrett, in this city, will be panied to
learn that he was upset, while riding
in buggy, on Sunday last, in Padu-
cab, and suffered a fracture of his
leg. Mary Miller passed
Cairo at 10 PM Monday, and should
be here early to-day. She will, we
presume, return to Memphis on
Thursday.....".....The 7. E. Eekert,
at 4 O'Clock last evening. had one of
the boilers of the City of Evansville
on the barge, and the other two on
her crane. She expects to- day, to be
ready to put chains under the hull,
and lift it out. The sand has filed
in below the hull of the City of Ev-
ansville, until it is nearly to the top
of the water at the bow. The wreck
cannot be removed too soon.....Capt.
Allen Duncan requests US to say that
the Florence Lee will take ont o.day,
the goods for which orders were
brought by the Sam. Orr..........Capt.
Dick Fowler arrived home by the Ty-
roue. last night.
Manifest ofsteamer Sam. Orr, from East
/ port to Evansville, Nov. %:
/ i & ID Hetmann, empty keg, bale cot
ton; Capt Duncan, head cattle IL hides,
/ 1 steamboat doctor, 1 steamboat shaft;
i White, Dunkerson & Co, 3 bbl5 molasses, 53
/ Hughes & Co, l hid tobacco; Mackey, Mis-
/ bet q Co, Is bales cotton; Miller Gardner
/ & Co, 3 bales cotton; Chas 8abcOck & Co, Is
/ dry hides; A Refs, AZ dry hides; K 2 Cary,
1 box sundries; 3 e Gilbert & Co, 2 empty
1 kegs, bales cotton, boxes potatoes; @
/ Armstrong, Dag feathers crib; w W
nOileFs, 2 stean1hcat Shafts lot scrap iron.
LouisvlHe-2 bales r1ltou.
E Cinctnnati--ta bales cotton z4l bags PISA
''' New york 20 bales cotton.