The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

during the tWentyfo hours ending
at three o'clock yesterday, rose less
than one foot and was rising slowly,
.fGf yesterday 1t twill probably be found
falling to-day, as It is falling at Gin
cinnati and Louisville.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'cloek yesterday were the Mollie
Norton and Newsboy, Henderson to
return Louisiana New Orleans to
Louisyillej Richmond, Louisville to
New Orleans Tarascon, Louisville to
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Among the first boats due here are
the Havana and New.York, for Nash
Vile Nightingale, for ST. Louis Min
nicola, for Memphisj Mary Erwin aud
Empire, for Arkansas River; P. w.
StradeT, for New Orleans Morning
Star from Louisville; the Gumber-
land, from Cairo; the James Gray.
from Green River; Belle Lee and
Indiana, from New Orleans the J.
7. Webb, from Nashville; the Sam.
Orr, from Eastport5 the Rob Roy,
from Cincinnati
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There was but little business doing
on the Levee yesterday morning, with
but few arrivafs.........The Louisana
had an excellent trip from Ne Or
leans Including $50 tons Of railroad
sa-a iron.-,..--.,,Tlhe great low pressure
Richmond arrived from louisville,
-.6 at 40 AMI win avmoderate freight
a.ra trip and .bqf few people. She received
here q large lot of freight, and orders
for 5000 sacks of corn at points be-
~ low. she got 100 hogsheadaI Of to- 4
bacco at Greensboro, and, notice Of I
I $50 hogsheads at Henderson Her +
officers and crew are all in fine fea;h-
er, Captain John $. Voolfolk, I
her estimable clerk, stopped at Ow-
- ensboro expecting. to Overtake her
1a here by the Tsraseon. Tom. More
land, her Sd clerk, Joined her here,
having stopped off at Henderson, n
Saturday night. She received several
passengers heTe.........Thel packets
were receiving moderately, but large
amount Of goods was being packed
4 for shipneat during the afternoon.
1.-The Taraseon arrived at ? p NJ, Il
with a fair trip......The Richmond re-
eeiYed here about 1000 barrels Of
-four aud meal, |, 400 sacks of corn, Il
Mazda large amount Of miscellaneous
freight, aud had orders below for
e3 Z 5000 sacks of corn. tge1 9nt 4,
eC seats Aeavins Eo.si6yl li saI
33 In FoR QAIRo The syiftand elegant
aG -a QuiekstqpJ irregular ReTeamer to run, j
will leave for Cairo and all way ports |
at O'Clock to-day. She has most
perfect passenger accommodations
CAPT II. I. Dexter, veteran in the
tradsi i inlconm3pd, a qd ack Gram !
mer and Walter B. Pennington are her t
-4 distinguished and adurteous clerks.
9R Charley UlmsniderL assists lin the !
freight department. The Quickstep !
is a regular packet, and should have q
liberal patronage Y -h-s-
For LOUISVILLE. - The grand !
Morning Star is the regular and IN + d
rivalled packet for Louisville this G
r~4 evening. She is rep!ete in every de- q
partment, and is one of the most
popular boats ia the business Capt
Elijah Hollcroft, one Of the most
perfect gentlemen in the land is her v
popular commander, and John Ouer- 9
backerand Dick Hutchinson are her y !
magnificent clerks. There are none :
better. Shippers and travellers hold "
the Morning Star and her gallant 4
+ Ofncers IN. hfgh esteem, Ere =
..a FoR HENDERSON The wild wing D.
ed side-wheel Mollie Norton leaves ci
for Henderson promptly at P. NJ to-
day, offering indispensable attractions "
to passengers and shippers. Captain Of
Charley Perkins, her commander, IS pl
popular Officer, and the Terry brothers, q
r. who do" the Office, are attentive i
and obhging. ua-.l 4 ii
The favOrite little Newsboy Cap te
tain Shelter, also leaves for Heuder
at 4P. NJ. and is pleasant boat
to travel on. Pat. Burke, one of the
moot ooo.v,,,,, j = 49,, -, II -. - :. - . th