The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-21
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The weather grew cloudy Saturday
night, and was cold. A light rain fell all
forenoon yesterday, and the weather was
cloudy all day and quite cool. The mer-
curry ranged from 46o to 500. The river
continues to decline slowly, having fallen
s inches during the twsnty-four hours,
ending last evening.
The additional arrivals and departures
since Saturday afternoon were the Morn.
ing Star, Louisville and return; IdlewiId.
to Cairo; Pine Bluff. to Cannelton and
return; Hartford, from Henderson: Nor.
man, from New Albany; Mary Miller, from
Memphis; Camelia, Louisville to East
port; Tarascon, louisville to Henderson;
City of Evansville, froza Cairo; Evansville,
from Bowling Green.
The Idlewtld took out an excellent pack
ct trip Saturday evening. ...........The Morn
ing Star had splendid trip down, and left
at IL P. NJ, full of people, and with q fair
freight. Among her passengers were the
Katie Putnam Troupe, for New Albany.
............The Norman arrived early yester-
day morning, having gathered up large
amount of freight. She viii Ill out and
leave positively this evening ......... The
Mary Miller arrived at p. NJ. yesterday
having 557 bales cotton and some other
freight, a manifest of which will be found
below. She will also return to Memphis
this evening. CamelIa, for Tonnes
see River, had q moderate The
Taraseon had a splendid trip down, includ-
ing large quantity of water-pipe....... ........
The City Of Evansville arrived about seven
O'Clock last night, crowded with freight
and people. Her manifest win be found
below........The Pine Bluff had a good trip
in...............The Evansville arrived from
Bowling Green at lis last night, with a
fair trip. Murray Bewley, late clerk OF the
Falls City. takes charge Of her office, Billy
holland retiring on a short furlough, and
win take the office of the Falls City when
she comes out next Week.....-..Tom DanIey
and Dad Combs were passengers by the
Tarascon last night, and go up Green Riv-
er by the Evansville to-day 1.-THE off,
GERS of the City of Evansville report the
Sam. J. Hale and barge aground at Cot
tonwood .....Captain w. r. Gracey, of the
Alpha. and Admiral Tom L. Lee were in
the city on Saturday .-.......Charley Jarrett
arrived from Paducah Saturday morning,
and Dover White, of the same city, left by
the IdlewiId Saturday evening........The
MaIlie Ragon is announced for Memphis
on Tuesday -.......The Commercial left for
Memphis late Saturday evening, with
about all she could carry on the water $50.
The LeClaire No. Will be up this morn
ing, en- route to Louisville.
BOafs Leaving To-day.
For LoUIsYTLLE.-The elegant steamer
LeClaire No. 2, will be up early this morn
ing en- route to Louisville, in charge of
those accomplished and popular gAntle-
men, Captain Aaron Ballard, Phil. B.
Rranbam. and Louis Branham. Tho LIE.
Claire has pleasant passenger appoint
ments.
FOE MEMPHIs.-The splendid steamer
Norman, viii leave for Memphis and
all way ports at PM. to-day. She is an
excellent steamboat ard admirably AZ
pointed Captain D. IL Kennedy is her
commander, and Lew Morris and Eegley
Rudd are her clerks and g more an8ble