The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-23

Another rise, however, ay soon be
expected.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
three O'Clock Saturday include the
Armada, Cairo and return Nighting-
gale, st. Louis to Cincinnati; Packets
Henderson to return; Charmer, to
Cincinnati; Dick Fulton, PittsburG
to Natchez; Argonaut No. z, Mem
phis to Cincinnati; J. I'll. Groesbeck
Cincinnati to New Orleans.
BOafa Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland. from Cairo; Lew
ellin, from Passport; Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; Champion, for st. Louis
the Lawrence and Shamrock, from
st. Louis; Clifton and Minneola, from
Memphis; the Silver Moon, for Mem
pills; Swallow and John w. Garrett,
for New Orleans; Dexter and Loui-
siana, from New Orleans Ada Lyon,
from Bowling Green.
miscellaneous.
Business was not brisk on the levee
Saturday morning, with but few arri-
vals.........The Armada came in at
A. NJ, with a full passenger trip. but
a moderate freight. Among her pas
sengers were the famous hunters who
left the city on the 18th. They had
rare sport and moderate good luck.
We have been promised history of
the expedition, and if it equals that of
the famous ten thousand" we will
publish it in chapters. Capt Gus Du-
souchet. looks refreshed, and we are
gratiied to learn that Chris. Kratz
did not catch a coon with his big toe
as on former occasion. The quails
and ducks are excellent. Thank you.
The deer will be on the next steamer,
We suspect~.....The Nightingale
passed up with full cargo on self
and barge early Saturday morning......
The Charmer left promptly on time,
with her cabin fall of people, aud a
fair freight..,....The Mobile Norton
was taking large lot OF freight for
Henderson reshipped by the Charmer.
500. 1.-The towboat Dick Fulton
passed down at 10 o'clock Saturday
with twelve coal, two fuel and one
hay boats and barges in tow. She
had about 225. 900 bushels OF coal for
understandable Argonaut No. 2,
with barge and a very slim trip,
passed up at o'clock Saturday. She
discharged few bales Of cotton here.
The J. ii. Groosbeck arrived at
q o'clock Saturday. loaded to the
guards, and with fair passenger trip.
Boats Leaving r0,aay.
FoR CAIRO. - The famous low
pressure railroad steamer Quiekstep
wheels into line ia the Cairo packet
trade, at 4 o'clock this evening. hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and put
10 complete order for the Winter
campaign. She is a great iavorite ia
the line. Captain III. I. Dexter, an
experienced, careful, and successful
navigator, is in command. with those
accomplished and popular young gen.
tlemen, Jack Grammer, Walter b
Pennington, and Charley Ulmsnider
10 the Office.
FoR LoUIsyILLE.-The fast. flying
Tarascon il the unrivalled packet FOL
Louisville at 10 o'clock this AN and
has unsurpassed passenger appoint
ments. Capt. 4. p. T. Hollcroft il hel
] estimable and highly efficient com
mander, and Miles ID. Warren and
Jesse Jackson are her attentive and
and popular clerks.
FoR BowLING GREEN.--The beau
tiful Ada Lyon, Capt. j. Y. Sproule
having been detained, may be expect
ed to leave for Bowling Green, at five
o'clock this evening. She has elegant
cabin and state-room appointments
and is a great favorite in Green River
J. Il. WilbaDks. an obliging younl
gentleman, is In the Office.
FoR HENDERSON. - The Mollit
Norton, Captain Perkins, and Salli'
/ ", Captain Walien, leave as usual a
4P.M. for Henderson. affording pleas
ant accommodations TO passengers.
FoR EAsTPoRT.-The new ant
beautiful steamer Rapidan No. 2
leaves for Eastport, as the regular
Tennessee River packet, at 4 O'Clock
to day, offering fine facilities for ship
pers and passengers. Captain Lee
Howell, an accomplished gentleman
commands, and 81 Hughes and Bill
Williams are her esteemed clerks.
FoR MEMPHIs.-The magni6cen
Silver Moon, Captain Ben. Merrillees
a most distinguished commander, vii
pass down this morning early 70
Memphis and all way ports.
esseauamgs from our Exchanges.
PrrTsBuRG. - The Commercial 0
Thursday says:
The pier marks last evening indi
Gated five feet six inches and rising
The Allegheny was rising at Oil City
with three feet seven inches ut tina
point. This will make more water il
the Allegheny.
CINcINNArI.-The Commercial 0
Friday says:
Capt. Dan. Moore, Of the ill-fate'
J. IN. Mccullough. arrived IN the cat.
Yesterday from the wreck on the Gen
! Buell., and paid off the deck hand
and cabin crew of his packer, at the
. office of Rose & Bachelor. The Cap
I lain reports two of the crew missing
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