The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

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~ w the = - HlDck ysFtHfuhFs ana ~ going
dowD fast. IL ia falling fast all tiis way 10
fittsbufg,
Arrivals and Departures,
The arrivals and departures up 20 .
O'Clock yesterday, include the Norman
Louisville 10 White Hivsfi Tempest.
Loaiaviile 10 Nashville, silver Moon
Cincinnati 10 Memphis. y. W. rtrndsr
Cincinnati 10 New oriennel Richmond
Louisville 10 New Orleans; Morning Star.
Henderson 10 Louisville, Newaboy. Hem
derson To return Atlantic. ~. Louis to
Louisville; Belle vernon. f%ittsburg Ia ~.
Louis ollie sullivan, 10 Cannaiton. Pal
estine. Nashville TO Louisville.
Heats D.e.
Among the nrst boats due here are the
Howana aud Lsonoya No. .. FOR Nashville:
thnsiia Mo- 2. 10. TeBaassee River. Night
inaaie and Armenia. for ~. Louis :charner,
Tor Memphis, Anglo saxon, Lawrence and
Tahieauah. for Arkansas River j. II.
Gfoaabeeh and Louisville. for New Or.
leans, ". a. Mephap,, Indiana. Virginia
aud Alice Dean. from New Orleans. Adj
vance, nom Wabash River; Armada. from
tair0i Rose iiite, from Louisville, Ella
Faber. from sashviiiei Ada Lyon. from
Green river.
miscellaneous.
business was quite active on the isyee
yesterday forenoon, with - liberal port
list. and most OF tie boats doing a fair
business n.,.n,T The WIN. White brought in
81 hhds, tobaeeo sunday nigbt.e,....1he
Tempest. Norman. Silver Moon. +. W.
htfadar and felle Vernon we're fuil of
ireiaiit9.nHa The Atfhdsr took ONT height
here ,....Tthe silver Moon aud Belle YER
non discharged a large lot of merchandise
here .Y.t.,fhe Palestine wis piled full ~
t.n.a.. 70 4 .U4.Utita ~. ..s-a. MI
non arrived here ntA O'Clock yeatardny.
and laid here ali day taking freight, She
came here with some 900 tons, aud added
fdiiy aA much here. The more we aea of the
Richmond. the more we admire her. Rbe
had "a fair passenger ilst. aud by tho time
she leaves Cairo Hla will be londe1 to her
fullest capaalty s.s.,ats The Qutchstop WIS res
ceiving pretty literally, nnd would have a |
fair trip outn..s..c Captains ouH. Dueoueliet.
J, V. Thfodp, and Henry heott, arrived
from Cincinnati yesterday morning au the !
silver Moon ..a.u We have no further ad-
Vices from Captain unH. Lemesa who In
oyetdue fsom Europe ."n.uTis ollie Hullis
van lett yesterday morning for Cannotton.
SHE has large engagements FOR carrying
tobaeco.",..mTho old Atlantic paaaeu
np yesterday morning for Louisville,
where ahe viii ba wrecks aud her mn.
fHlHef9 b' fih'tH WI w new bstii BHAttis |
being built by Capt. John H. Ford ior
CaptH. Montgomery. DOLLS, aud otherA.,m
The ebafmer went up the Cumberland for
a lot of tobacco. She was expected here
last night with a full load. Hie viii have
quick dispatch for Memphis. .,aa,The Cin-
otnnati Commercial and Capt. aoiding. OF
the America, make n atrona appeal To the
merchants of Cincinnati To help sustain
the Cincinnati anu TenneAHee River pack-
els. aud Capt. Uoidlng thinks the Tonnes
see River merchants prefer To- go to GIN
einnati. In that he IL manifeAtly mis-
taken. The merchants OF Tennessee viii
hardly lose a weeks time and expense to
go 10 Cincinnati. and pay ms much for
goods there ~ here. Let our merchants do I
their duty. ana that trade is secure.
Heats Leaving 1o-D.y.
FoR cAfno,wTh magnificent May flower
b tte regular packet fo~ Cairo at ! o'clock
to-day, she In aumptuouAiy appointed
nhd of ~aneauaiied speed, Capt. !. V.
Thioor, her ~commnnder, IL ~ veteran ia
the service, and IL deAervediy popular
with every one. uiuy Dunn. Geo. Throop
aed Marsh Waithall are her clerks. and
are courteous and attentive To passengers
and shippers. Geo. Jackson IN her unri-
vailed steward. and her table appoint
mentn are unesoeiied.
tan LoutAvtLLH.-=The fleet and beauti-
fui ttose lite In tho regular Louisville
packet this evening. and In "A favorite with
travellers and shippers. Capt. Aaron Hal
irAfd. q ptineaiy gentleman. commands,
and George Patterson II her elegant
Fon E~AafroRr.=~The faat steamer, Sam.
Orr. IL the regular Evansville and -enneA.
ace River packet, this evening, at y. NJ.
Ahe has superb accommodations. Capt.
Duncan Ia her excellent commander, aud
Val. Aorenson IL her popular clerk. Clever
Ell sentlemen never ran "a steamboat. The
regularity of the Orr. aud the attention her
officers give To business, should securc her
the entire patronage OF this city. She IN
the Evansville packet.
FoH HnNpEnaoN. The Jolly little News
Hoy, commanded by the inimitabie Per.
las. goeH regularly To Henderson every
fning at o'clock.
steaUiags from our Exchanges.
~outavfLt.n. The Courier OF Saturday
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no river waH falling fast Yesterday. with /,
tet y inctea water In the canal In the
ming by the marx, During the previous
nty7foir hours u had f,ii.n 7 inches at !
falls and II inches at Portland, "a very
ia decline, The weather Inns turned
70 warm, though cloudy aud suitry In
morning,
the falls there were q feet u Inches {
a In the paaa down tho Indian chute I
AveninH. aud the river failing fnat.
The middle chute, FOR ascending boats,
were q feet wafer IN the morning bui