The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

-.-...Ine wrecker 7. 7. Eckert, was aground
at Cottonwood, but the present rise viii
take her of......-..We were sorry to md
Phil. Beverly the accompl shed Clerk of
the Palestine, on the sick list, last night.
/ He Is suffering from fever and a severe
cold. We nope to find him in good health
IN his next
ing for this port. She viii arrive on Mon
day, and will leave for Memphis positively
on Tuesday evening, and We hope our
shippers will prepare 10 give her al she
can carry ......... Capt Kennedy and Lew.
/ Morris. the popular and attentive chief
officers Of the Norman, have our thanks
| FIR late Memphis papeTs.-......-A mong the
pa x GERS by the Norman was Mr.. Rob;.
McGrew, the wei known sign painter,
who vi,ited Memphis 10 hang splendid
! Eign he had pasnted on Order.
Boats Is avIDG To-day.
FOB CLAkKsvILLE.-Tne fine, low water
packet alpha VIII return to Cumberland
River positively. at noon to day, and Ship
pers are requested to have their freight
down Q srIy. Captain T C. RS man Is her
commander, aud WIN. II. Gracey IL her
obliging CLERK. They wiz give courteous
attention 10 passengers, for whom they
have pleasant accommodations. ivy
For Cause.-The neat and well appoint
ed, light draught steamer Ella Hughes
Will leave for Cairo and all way ports az
pm. to-day, Offering pleasant accommodate
lions to passengers. Captain Dix and W.
S. Bowman viii see that all are made COM
Portable, and that shippers Interests are
well looked after. q rsr.F sFTTCT
For EEw RLzANs.-The Jennie Howell,
a first class ktern-wheel Steamboat tav.
ing splendid passenger accommodation
and spacious capacity for freight, but Of
very light draught. is announced for New
Orleans and all way ports this evening.
Capt. Alex. Halliday and Frank Morgan,
her chief officers, are first class steamboat
men and sterling gentlemen. Shippers for
New Orleans will ind this rare oppor-
tunity for obtaing speedy transit for their
freight.
PrrrsBUse, october 4.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Monongahela scenU 3 feet
and falling by pier marks- No arrivals or
departures.
CINc1SEATf. october l4.-River feet 10
inches. ATrived-Argosy, from Plttsburg:
Palmetto, from Maysville. Departed
PaImettas for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, October Il. : Departed -
Flora, for New Orleans. River has inllen
two inches IN the last "A hours, with 2
land Bar. $ w Gather clear and pleasant.
Fine Auror display o-night. -
/ ST. ouTs, Oct 14--ATrived-SsE Jnhn
from Keokuk: JoSeph, from Memnhis;
Bon Accord, from Metropolis; Belle La
crosse, from -. Paul; johnson, from Keo-
kuK: bismarck, from New Orleans;
Moonstone, from Poor a. Departed--J ohm
son. TO sKeokuk; Dubuque, to ST. Paul:
| BeiIe Memphis. TO Mem pms; st. Johns TO
q uincy. The river Is swelling again slow
| ~, with 9Ieet TO Cairo. Weather clear aud
pleasant.
CAIRo, October lE-Port List-Grand
Tower, st. Louis to Memphis, 10 +. NJ; O.
b. Church, st Louis to New Orleans, A.
/ NJ; Maili6 RagOn. Evansville pat ket, +;
BuIksville,, Nashville packet, 8: .BcGiiIt
| New Orleans TO ~. Louis. IL; Julia, Nicks-
burg to st, Louis, p. NJ; Richmond. st.
1 Louis toeNeW Oleans, 2; City or VIcks-
Il burg, st. Louis to Ntcksburg, z; Common
i wea IN st. Louis TO New Orleans, 8. Toe
has falien four inches weather clear. her.
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