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

son to return Tarascon, Louisville
-o to return; Chattanooga, from Wabash
River via Golconda.
miscellaneous.
Business on the levee yesterday
ca- forenoon was utterly PROSTATE, with
out a single arrival up to noon, outside
the short-line packets from Hender-
SOD, Green River and the Wabash.
..The Crescent City had consid-
cradle freight from Green River......
The Newsboy and Mollie Norton had
moderate trips........The Chattanoo-
90 arrived from Wabash River via
Golconda. She had a moderate trip
up. She returns to the Wabash Sat-
urday evening-"~..The Raven, with
tow. Of barges, passed up, and a tow
e boat, with a heavy tow Of coal, passed
down. Two other heavy tow passed
down during Tuesday night.-.....
The Louisiana was announced to
leave New Orleans last Thursday.
She should be here to-day"a-...The
Mollie Norton brought up over thirty
hogsheads tobacco. and a good pas
senger trip......The Tarascon had a
good many people and, a fair freight.
She left the Dexter taking freight at
Mccormick .......Th Indiana will,
we presume, lay back a day, and may
be positively expected to-day. aat T
e l-s lla Pc Boats Due, e
Among the first boats due here are
the Pine Grove, for Nashville7 the
Melnotte, to St. louis; the Darling;
abas0 for Memphis; the Dexter, the
ri-,o Westmoreland, legal Tender aud p.
w. Strader, for New Orleans; the
Tennessee, from Cairo; the Louisi-
lana, Belle Leejand Richmond. from
ol l. ~ New Orleans;tth j.. P. Webbo from
ClarksviIle the Lewellin, from East
? 81 Ip0rt Morning StaIafrpmHouisville
Rob Roy, from Cincinnati. az
Boats Leaving To-day. esw Il
kCzE3E FoR0 kIRe5-The lightpAg-winged
railroad steamer Quickstep, Captain
II. T. Dexter, one of the most expe-
fenced commanders IN commission.
ca will leave for Cairo and all way points
atE4 o'clock this evening. She has
admirable cabin appointments. Jack
Grammer, Walter b, Pennington, and
CHARLEY Ulmsnider are her popular
and attentive clerks.
% buuoI 80 oFoR LOUISVILLE. The brilliant
Morning Star, the peerless queen 81
1917 the Louisville line, will leave fol
Louisville at six o'clock this evening
q Be- Offering superior ACCOMMODATIONS tt
m-l passengers. Captain Elijah Hellerof
e'iiae is her estimable ac~ommander, ant
John Ouerbaoker and Dick Hutch.
ipson are her popular and obliginG
clerks.
a AA FoR CANNELToN.-The high-head
1- ed Ollie Sullivan, Captain j. 7. Hugo
leaves at sharp 10 this morning fc
Cannelton and all way landings an(
& farm houses along the coast. JohI
H. Triplett is in the Office, and TIVE
more accommodating gentlemen can
not we'll be found,
FoR HENDERsoN.-The mAguifcen
side>wheel steamer Moilie Norton
Captain Charley Perkins, leaves at
O'Clock for Henderson. Ed. an
Robert Terry are her obliging and at
Z tentive clerks.
The sprightly and popular News
boy, Captain Shelter, also leaves 70
Henderson at four P. NJ. Pat. Burk
aud Willie Huston are her distir
ruished clerks.
~GIeAmtnEs from our Exchanges.
PIrrsBBRe. The Commercial
Monday says:
Business on the wharf presente
rather an animated appearance; tt
shipments for the season we're liberia
Monographs marks, seven feet 81
stationary.
Allegheny marks, nine feet-risin
Oil City, six feet eight-rising: