The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-11
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H9 - HIEEr NNA%NaE AA NNAE NEAA
peratuie Of tbs weather tctween sundoy
evening and Mouday morning. Al GpM
Sunday evening, line mercurg stood 81 -
At5A Il. g bai risen to 81, ana a noon {.
f5s, with q clear sky, bright sunahiLc and
IA genial, baImy atmosphere. The wind
which came from the south southeast Sun.
day night, clmc from The west northwest
yesterday, and was quite biusierY. keep.
ing tic liver pretty lough. The river.
during q "a hO1rs endIag ~ F.H. yester-
day, had risen Inches, and was about
stationary. T. viii be failing to-day. IN
tho sun, al noon, the mercury stood a. .
arrivals ana Departure.
The arrivals and departures mp 10 3 81. ~
yesterday include the FAILS Cts. Bowling
Green to Louisville: Fsyette, from cairo:
Vet wind, from Wabash River; Arma-
ohio. Arkansas River to Cincinuafit ollie
sullivan, from Nashville; IaTascon. lien
deraon 10 Louisyiue; silver Moon. Clncln-
uatIto Memphis; Pstrolia No. =, lender
son ard return.
RONts Due Here.
Among TIE first boats due here are
the sam. orr, from Cairo. Roe Kite. from
Louisville Robt. Cams, from Memphis;
Lewelll0from Eastport; Meg Longworth,
p. ", StTader, Indiana and Dexte
from New Orleans; Alice Dean, for Mem
plis; Lawrence. Ion Nashville; Nirgiuia,
for New Orleans; Evansville, ffoin Green
River; Alpha and Emma Floyd. from
Nashville.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
foR CAIRO. Tie elegant, fleet s~lde.gheei
steamer Fayette VIII leave for Cairo and
al way ports promptly AZ ar ~ to day,
and has magujdcsnt c~aoimand stats.rOom
appointments. Capt. Charley q. Perkins
aud Duke Michel on are ner chief Office IS.
and are pr0yerblal .or IN -lr courteous at
tentioDs 10 passengers. Bob Castles and
EeZley Rudd are her accurate and atten-
tive freight clerks.
FoR LoUIsyfLLE.-TBc elegant passenger
packet RISE Hite, fuzzy repaired ana Ia
complies condition, will Leave this ven
Ing for Louisville and all way points, ia
charge Of those eminent u~avigators aud
true gentlemen, Captain W. r.. Hollcron,
Phil. Il. Brauham and Billy Halves, all OF
whom are proyerblal for their attentions
TO passengers.
For HENDERs0N.-r1e pretty Petrolia
No. 2 Is the regular packet for Hender.on
at 3 I'm. to-day, and has elegant pas .enger
| appointments. Captain WIN. Cole Is her
skilIul commander, aud A. o. Duriand
and Judge s'ory are her accomplished
CLERKS.
For EAsTPogr. The hue new sic tmer
Ollie Sullivan changes her tactics, aud
leaves at 4 P.sf. to-day for EastpoTt and al
Tennessee River way landings, taking
freight with charges. She has pleasant
| passenger appointments. Captain W. D..
%Covlngton Is her careful and p.e1sant
commander, and Il. q. Utterback Il her
courteous and Obiiging clerk. Givo tue
sullivan all she an carry to-day.
afsceIIanesus.
Business was very active on the wharf
yesterday. with numerous arrivals, large
receipts and shipments ....... The West
Wind. from Wabash River, had a good
trip-..-..The Fsye:te and Dllie sullivan
had moderate trips -......Tbe Armldhlo
had SO bales cotton FOR 4 X. Dankerson &
CO., and I2j for Cincinnati. with cousldl r-
able misc3ilaueous freight. We were sr5ti-
led TO meet in her Office urloDa-tlno and
excellent fdends, Captain a. 3yers, for
merry ofthe Westmorctand. aud SIR. WIN
! Armstrong, we'll known as an experienced
| steamboat clerk aud ntst class gentleman.
Captain George WOif Is Ler dletiDguIshed
commander. An EFFORT was being made O.
have her return from here 90 Mcmphis lDf
another load Of cotton, but DO would
probably not prove successful-...a- 80. =.
THE Silver Moon was deeply loaded. She
IS In maguiHcent condition again, aud
| Capt. Ben. hIerulees and Coo. Higgins. her
renowned beads csnter, were As gay 81,
butterflies nth T0rsscOu received "A
handsome trip here. aud left 20 II o'clock
....-..The Pin Blun bad q rough time ~
the Wabash The ice WAS very heavy and
whila they laid up 20 build Glib DO be-
come so heavy that Capt. Nackey con
Guided be was elo8ed out and passed N
his crew, sending them by land 10 Nj,
Vernon. Shortly after they lett
he found an opsntDg-pTobtbly from
n gorge above. when lac raised steam and
with JUS, sufficient men 20 hsbdle th'
boat, came out arriving ~ ST. Vernon an
hour after las crew had reached iha
place. They 81 once Ie-shlpptd and cain'
up......The West WIND VIII lie over ul
Thursday TO lot the les get Out.......,Jh
Pine Blua aud Fanny Bran&eis were get
ting ready 10 leave for Cairo and Mem.
phis...-.Capt. COviDgtOa turns the heas
Of the Ollie Sullivan 70 the Tennesst
River to day, and takes ell freight with IN
voice charges. He vii 90 out full ss thl
Ollie can swiHi~......Th Champion passel
down at n An. yesterday Without land
Ing. Che was fat on the wafer. ....~..T b
Petrolia CONTINUES 70 carry good trips. .
The Dexter was detained at New Orleans
and did not get OF till Thupd day e%veniul
last.....The p. ". Strader and AlasK'
left at the suIe time.
EEamffests.
FA1ErrE, from Cairo, Jan l0-Kahn Z
VILE, / horse; Jaquoss 4 Co, / TX mdse
STOCK well q 90, j coil rope: l. Rufner 4
60. { dressed hogs; A J. Uhl. = cask clay; y
Waiz, c1shs clay & schaum Co, bd
sacks.
Louisville horses, 90 bbls potatoosi
pkgs game, 6c.
GHCanfmKs rTGm our EAcnhuzer.
PnrsBuHG.-The C0n,mcsci0t Of saturdn.
Rays:
The marks last evening Indicated sever
feet three inches and falling slowly. III