The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-02


For CAIRo.-The feet and beautiful
Quickstep.t Gapt4f.T. Dexter. il the req
mar packet for Cairo and way ports to dav.
u has fine passenger appointmeuts
Her clerks are those pleasant and accoIn-
modatlng gentlemen, DukeN Nicholson and
Billy Tileston. Harry johnson has are-
moved his Office to the front, on the st tr-
board quarter. and has a good supply of
pine apple, ct al.
O LoUIsyILLE.-The feet and gorgeous
morning Star, commanded by the veteran
capt. Ike DOLLS, is the regular packet for
Louisville this evening. She has no supe-
f1orln elegant appointments and speed.
John Ouefbacker, one of the most careful.
attentive and ccommodating clerks ex,
tant, is in the Office, and Jesse Jackson. a..
youth OF rare beauty and accomplishment.
is her freight clerk.
For MEMPHIs.-The great Alice Dea,
one of the finest and feetest boats on the
western waters, will be here at daylight
for Ae&1phis and way ports. Her pas
senger appointments are not Surpassed
anywhere. Capt. j. H. Pepper is one of
natures nohiemen, highly ACCOMPLISHED.
porte. and experienced. He is in every
respect a irst-class steamboatman and .
sterling gentleman, and Mr.. Bachelor. his
clerk. partakes of like characteristics. I 4
For MEMPHIs.-The famous Mary swan.
Capt. Dave Hukill, leaves this evening for |
Memphis, positively. She has elegant
passenger appointments, and Is very feet.
Bob-Majors and Walter-B nington~
her expert and obliging clerks. We hone |
to see the Swan go ont tonight with al,
the freight she can carry. She belongs to
Evansville and Memphis, and is doing
good. apt. Sam. Archer is at her wheel.
FOR NAsHyILLE.-The elegant Ella Fa-
Der is the regular Nashville packet at four
O'Clock this evening. She is staunch.
Meet, and comfortably appointed. Captain
P~eckenpaugh is in command, and Tom.
Wilson in The Office, both pleasant and
obliging gentlemen. We desire to see the
go out full.
FOR RIvER.-The fine steamer
Petroila NO. 2 leaves to-day at 8 I O'Clock
for the Wabash River. Her officers are
worthy ana experienced navigators, and
polite and attentive gentlemen. Give her
freight.
For GREEN RIvER.-The VIM White
Capt. A. Drinkwater, with John Adams in
the office, returns to Green River his eve
ming. She Is a great favorite with the
Green River people, and her officers are
highly popular.
Gleaninss from our Exchanges.
CIRGISNATT. The Commercial of Tues
day says: a- !
j. E. Elan. Mayor of Baton Rouge Ton- ]
recently rendered Captain r +, |
Neal, OF the Indiana, wharfage free for
year forhis steamer, in consideration q
OF the fact that he carried, free of CHARGE S
i've hundred Sacks~of corn for the desfir,
tute@of the SOUTH We may add that s
all hes steamers leaving Cincinna-
q Tor Nashville, Memphis aud New Or
cans take,Nevery trip, from two to three :
hundred sacks of corn for the poor of the
soukh, free of charge. They have already
over tweasy thousand sacks Of r
;ofni yet We have not heard thatathe /
Mayors of@either Memphis
Or New Orleans have even thanked a
steamer for her liberality.
The Robert Burns yesterday left the
HharI Tor the boneyard, whe-eshe will re-
1ect.
An ~lntoxieated German. while going on :
ooaro OF the r. r. Hudson, YESTERDAY. /.
missed his foothold and fell into thegrryer'
\ rope rom the Kate Putnam was thrown :
@ him, and after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he c
vas rescued from, perhaps a watery T
rave. Y
LoUIsvILLE Tee Courier of Tuesday
The riveEswas falling very SLOWLY vester-
with fleet 10 inches of water in the =
ANAL in the evening, by the mark. mr. Z
mo- the nrpvinrc d b0rrr . 81 Hzl -