The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-29
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Roats Leaving Tonight.
For CAIRo-The petite ana pretty
Rapidan No. 2, Captain Lee Howell,
will leave for Cairo and all way places
at A O'clock this evening. She is a
nice boat and we'll appointed, and is
commanded by nice people. Captain
Lee Howell. Will. P. Fowler, Ed.
Thomas and Mr.. Williams, are all
clever and obliging. Geo. Nicholson
will be along soon. 10
For LoUIsvILLE.-The gay Rose
Hite is the favorite packet for Louis
vile this evening. Captain w. II.
Hollcroft, distinguished navigator
and obligiDg and estilnable gentle
man, has command, and Miles d.
Warren and Jesse Jackson are her
clerks. s,f ...e
For CINCINNATI. The j. p. Webb
may be expected to leave for Clncin-
natl some time to- day.. She is a good
boat. and Captain Lancaster and Chef
Bradley are pleasant and obliging
gentlemen. "A full cargo is awaiting
her here. 4a
/ FoR CANNELToN.-The Ollie Sulli-
van leaves as usual at 10 o'clock this
morning for Cannelton and all way
landings, in charge of those obliging
and attentive officers, Captain j. T.
Hugo, William Stembridge, and Tom
+. Hugo.
For CLARKsVTLLE.-The splendid
steamer Romeo, Capt. Ham. Throop,
will leave for GAINESVILLE and all way
points at 2 o'clock to-day promptly.
She has fine passenger appointments.
Geo. Throop is her pleasant and at
tentive clerk.
FoR GREEN RIvER.-The neat and
prompt James Gray, Captain Joe Nc
Reynolds, will go to Green River at
four o'clock this evening, and should
have full trip. e
FoR HENpERsoE.-The beautiful
and feet side-wheei steamer Molfle
Norton leaves as usual, promptly at A
| o'clock this evening, for Henderson,
| having most elegant cabin accommo-
| dationsIand great speed. Captain
/ Charley Perkins and the Terry
brothers, her chief officers, are &C.
Ecomulished and accommodating gen
tlemen.
The new and splendid side-whee
steamer Sallie v. will leave for Hen
derson promptly at p. NJ. to day.
She is a beautiful little boat, with
nice cabin appointments. Captain
Moses Wallen commands, and Robert
Brashear is her clerk. Both are
clever aud pleasant gentlemen.
l. Memorandum - Steamer Linton,
/ Waterloo to Evansville. Loft Water
loo August q. at 10 AM. River fall
ing with 30 inches on the shoals.
Met Ranidan at Bear Greek Shoals !;
2Rth-Passed Tacony at Lagrange
Fnrnace: met A. Baker at Buffalo /;
EnClaire at Webb's woodward; ar
rived at Padueah at 6 PM; Milbray
in mort: 9th Met Rspidan No. 2 at
the head of Hurricane Island; Quick
sen at the foot of Diamond Island
discharged 10,000 feet lumber al
Uniontown; $500 at Diamond Is
laod; lost several hours in the
fog, aud arrived at Evansville twenty
four hours behind time.
Mdnfest-H. o. Babcock, 5 SKIS Of
wheat, skis dried peaches, 40 bxs Of
peaches; Anthony Refs, z dry hides
Kernay Il Harper. 3 bxs peaches, z
bbls apples; j. G. Dusouchet y Co..
| 20 SKIS corn; William Heilman, car
wheels; Raglan, Dickey d Carson I
bx glassware, ] Dbl potatoes nags =. o.
dried apples. bars IRON, > oaAley'
30 bags cotton yarn; lslehart oT rs 5
90 sks wheat. So SKIS corn, 4 SKIS OF
4 dried apples, I SIX dried Peache., bx
e na.eu bx peaches; G.. Niblack &
Re Pea i 236 : Ks corn; Capt. Duncan, 62
si,s corn. 81 Skis of wheat, 4 cords OF
anbaTk. r shipping: Newport, J.
r. GAYLORD g. Co, p tons pig iron.
St. Louis, james Clark & Co., 26 SKIS
hair.