The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

IT. l. @oMANTt
Secretary i. C. B.
Boafs Hseavlng To-Bny.
BoR CAIRo.-Tbe elegant Cumbsr-
land. Captain Ben. Howard. lie the
regular packet for Cairo and all way
ports at A o'clock to-day. She har
pleasant cabin appointments. and
those pleasant and ObligiRg ysunG
Rentl1meR, Marisn Wright aad Bruce
Hunter, arS in the Office.
FoR LOUIsVnLE.-The gay Palss-
tine, . neat and fnely-appoiRtod
steamer, with a. elegant and obliging
officers a. Goat. h the regular packet
for Louisville this evening. Captain
Ike DOLLS, one Of oEr eldest nayign-
tors, has command, and Phil. B.
Branham il her efficient and attentive
clerk.
FoR EAsrPORT. The invincible
Sam. Orr, the pioneer Tennessee River
packet, and the favorite boat on that
stream, viii leave promptly at 4 P n.
to-day for PASSPORT and all way ports.
She is a FIRST class fteFn-Wheol steam
err, and OF excellent speed. Captain
Allen Duncan, her commander, is 90
accomplished steambOatman and an
estimable gentleman, labori.g zeal
ously to maintain the trade Of Evans
vile and deserving we'll Of her mer-
chants. Vel. SorenBon, Cash. Thomas
and ALT. Maynard, run the Office, and
pleasanter gentlemen can nowhere be
found. We hope to SEQ her 10 ont
full to-day.
FoR HENDKRsoN. - The beautiful
aud feet sido-Wbeol steamer Mollie
Norton, leoYes as usual, promptly al
o'clock this evening, for Henderson,
having most elegant cabin aooommo-
dations and great speed. Captain
Charley Perkins aud the Terry
brothers, her chief officers, are &C.
complished and accommodating gen
tlemen.
The new and splendid side-Wheel
steamer, SaIlie, ", will leave for Hon-
derson promptly at 4 P. N. to-day.
She Is . beautiful little boat. with
nice cabin ApPoit tments. Captain
Moses Wallen commands. and Robert
Brashear is her clerk. Both r
clever and pleasant gentlemen.
MARIFMBT-OR steamer Sam. Orr,
from Waterloo to Evansville - For
Uniontown - 5000 feet Of dressed
flooring.
For Henderson-126 bags Of pota-
toes and one lot of plundOr.
For EvausVille-Jame Swanson d
Co., 1900 feet Of lumber Charles
Wilhelm, / alO box; j. Thurman.
$50 feet Of dressed hooring; Reitz &
Hauey, / iron shaft Simpson & Cody,
5000 feet Of lumber; VIM. Heiiman,
A cast collars; Thos. Soantlin n Son,
/ cog wheel aud 4 cane mill RagOB,
Dickey & Carson, IL bags peanuts, A
bbls do, 2 boxes Ohestnuts, / box
soap and l paper package; II. i. May
nard & Co, 5 bbls apples, g bags peas,
1 bag beans, z bags wheat, 4 box dried
fruit, and 4 box mdsa; Thad. Il. Gle
SON. 2 bales cotton; Maokey, Hesbit
d Co., 3 bales Of cotton; Gardner,
Noel q 90, 10 bales cotton and 9 bags
peanuts Weldon, Bros. b Co 80
bales cotton. ID bags fruit, 3 bbls ap
plea, o barrels sorghum and 2 head Of
cattle; KeFney & Harper, 81 bales
cotton. 10 bags fruit, 5 bags peas, g
bags beans, 10 bags peanuts, 4 boxes
mdse, z bbls apples, and 10000 feet
lumber; J.C. Clements, 10 ibis circuit
Mr.. Roberts, IL bags potatoes, 8 bbls
do, l bbl circuit; Dir. Hall, z boxes
merchandise.
For Louisville-NeNeal, Wright g.
aud Sanders, Is bags peanuts.
Cincinnati--Cochran Bros, 20 bags
peanuts; r.. Nj. Bishop a. Co., Ii bags
peanuts. / box ohostnuts, is bags
fruit.
For st. Louis - Northern Line
Packet Company. 10 bags peanuts.
She had 20 passengers for Evans
Vile, % for Louisville, and q prison
ers for the Frankfort ponitentiary.
MqniEsst of steamer Nashville-R.
K. lDuokerson. 103 bales cotton; o..
"A. Kessler, 2 barrels ohestnut8 f;
/ Stoekwell & Co, lot hides; Wheeler
a Riggs. 1 box cheese: Topf, Long h
"a. 20 hides; Frazier, 3 barrels
APPLES: Lowenthol q Co, lot hides
and tallow; Query & Brooks, 9 bar
rels apples; A. REESE. lot hides Seq p
onip. Dixon Il Co, / box boots; l..
Pretonions, i roll leather Preston d
Menifee, 4 box cheese; II. IL. Huston
a. Go. a hhds tobacco; ReBhippod %
Rookp0rt, / roll leather.
aIaaaaaEs from aur EEshnugsa.
LOUISVILLE. - The Courier Of
| Wednesday says
The organization Of the Louisville
and New Orleans Packet Line meets
the hearty approval Of all our most
experienced bOatmen, ana also or
Rhtppers who know how important %
IN toihave punctual transportation &C
ennitable rates. The line may, there
fore. be regarded as q permanent in
stitutiou. and ore that will be alike
benefeial 10 shippers and steamboat
man. We believe il Is the true policy
for an beats intehdinR 10 a 10 the
New 0rleans trade to nc once become
Identified with the line and take part
in it It's organization.
You don't mean all your most eT-
perienced boatmen." Don't VIII. 8
Hays disapprOVe the plan2
The Belle Leo will leave for New
Orleans on Monday. She is to tak'
the place Of the Gen. Quitman, leav-
ing New Orleans on Saturdays. Capt
II. p. feathers will command her.
Captain Alban has begun the greal
work Of opening the upper Red Rive
10 permanent navigation. The route
10 be cleansed out is the Posteru
Bavou. on the east side Of the river
Red River will be crossed through On
open space in the raft, then ~ tht
bSvou above the head Of the rsit.