The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27

~A~%A9 W. SAoSA lOA
1t is falling all the way to Pittsburg.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to {
O'Clock yesterday, include the May Flow
er. Cairo, to return p. w. Strader, Cincin-
natl to New Orleans; Emma Floyed. Nash
vile to Cincinnati; VIM. White, Green
River, to return; Newsboy, Henderson, TO
return Indiana, New Orleans to Louis
Vile.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are the
Rowena. for Nashville; Camelia. fol- Ten
nesee River; Henry Adkins. ST. Marys,G Col
den Eagle, Victoria No. 2, Sherman,
Champion, and Nora, for 81. Louis;
Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis; Minneola,
and Robert Burns, from
Mary Erwin, for Arkansas River; In
diana, Richmond. Alice Dean, Silver
Spray. Swallow, Golden Era. Silver Cloud,
and NJ. S. Mephanl, for New Orleans;
Amazon, Kenton and Alice ", from
New Orleans; ]. F. Webb and Advance
from Wabash River: tTarascon, from
Louisville; Armada and Quickstep, from
Cairo; Ada Lyon, from Green River.
Miscellaneous.
The Mayf1ower arrived at 1Lo'clocS yes
terday morning with q good passenger and
fair freight trip. she was receiving lively
for her return.-..-.The P. w. Strader came
down pretty well loaded and went to a
corn pile below the point, where she
would take about 6,0o0 sacks of corn-...-..
The Emma Floyd had a good trip from the
Cumberland and the William White was
well loaded from Green River...--.The In
LLAMA had about $50 tuns freight and was
full of people. She may be expected to-
morrow--.-.The Charmer is loading live
Nv and is off TODAY for MpmpbiS
Boats leaving To-Day
For CAIRo.-The gay and beautiful Ar
mazda, the pretty pet of the Lower Ohio, is
the u~nrivalled packet for Paducah, Cairo,
and way places to-day at 8 o'clock. Capt.
Gus. D~Usoucnet is her veteran mmander
and Billy Fowler and Geo. Nicholson are
her popular clerks. Look out for the
matches Armada.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The superb Tarascon
is the mail and Adams Express packet for
Louisville this evening. She is he feetest
of the fleet Capt. Gilmore is her chief
officer, and Miles d. Warren, assisted by
DICK Hutchenson, is her accomplished
clerk. @sH
ZFoR MEMPHIs.-The high-headed Charm
er leaves this evening for Memphis and all
way landings. below Cairo. She has first
class passenger accommodations and
pleasant and obllging officers. Captain
Chess commands aid Messrs. Ware and
Thomas are her clerks. We hope TO see
the Charmer go out full of freight and
people.
For NEW ORLEANS. magnificent
steamer M. s. Mepham is announced for
New Orleans to-day, and is worthy of the
most liberal patronage. She is a first class
passenger and freight steamer. Elijah
Wood, a gentleman of the old school,, but
who has kept pace with the progress of
the age, is her excellent chief executive, b
and Owen @. Gates, one of the most ur- !
affable, and pleasant gentlemen in
the business, is her chief clerk. She is ]
sure to go through on time.
For New ORLEANS TONI RRow.-The
prompt and ever reliable steamer Indiana
be expected here Tomorrow, en-
route to New Orleans. The Indiana is a I
spacious, elegant and finely appointed !
passenger steamer, roomy, light and well
safe, prompt and reliable.
Capt. Reub- Neal, her commander, is one
of the most prudent, safe and reliable off,
GERS On the Western waters, and is not Z
surpassed in large hearted generosity or
bearing. Charley Schultze is an )
experienced Clerk. always pleasant. afa- =
and obliging, and never fails 10 make
his passengers comfortable. :
Manifest Of the Steamer Muyaosyer. from
Cairo to EUdnsciUe-Sam., q beer kegs; do. >
5 "a do. bbls. Stockwell 4 Co.. l Dbl sugar. :
bag coffee, I kit mackerel, 1 box candles,
do soap. r. r. Dunkerson & Co, 5 bales
50 hid tobacco. C~incinnati-9 boy
obacco. Henderson-12 b tobacco. r
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
CINcfNNATI.-The Commercial of Thurs \
says:
MI. E. H. Judge, of the well known O.
lgency firm of Judge and Forsee, Louis q
lille, KY, has been pending a day or two =
n Cincinnati. -
One item of the Ezra Porter's cargo is y
90 casks of Philadelphia nails. She dis ~
Captain ]. b. Coffman has purchased the .
title Peerless, from Captain Williams, of %
~iftsburgh; to ply in the Cincinnati and u
The numerous friends of Captain Dan a.
conway, of the Blue Wing. yesterday pre- "
ented 10 him q magnificent gold chain for m
rs watch. Captain Dan Is deserving of m
he compliment. &iesHsf -
LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier of Thursday sa
avs: s M
The river was falling fast Yesterday. ~
nth ten feet four inches water in the -
he previous twenty-four hours it had II
allen ten inches at the head of the falls. IN
'sl t tndri . inshe e E 5Port,ap 3D.. The weather q.
lometer ranging at co.. - IS
On the falls there. was fully seven feet
W alter last evening, down either an
Indiana or middle chute, and soma ~
feet four inches in the pass down h !.
ndian chute -
ode: ateiy brisk, with a good number of
oats in port. including the Richmond
and Ella Faber for Naashviiihiee q
nd the Pink Marble f~0rsTennessee River RI,
The Democrat of the same date says: nk
AN L BoATMAN GoNE.-We learn that N
apt. Abe Miller died at his house in Sci. p 1
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