The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-21

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In the United States We are prepared TO
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cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
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weather and wafer.
The weather yesterday was partly
clear and quite cold, the mercury be-
ing at BOP at Ga. NJ, and below 459 all
day. The river, during the "A hours
ending at 3P. NJ. yesterday, had risen
IA inches and is rising steadily.
There is 10 feet on the shoalest bars
to Louisville and 9 feet to Cairo.
Arrivals and departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Anna. Cincinnati TO st. Louis; John
Kilgour, New Orleans to Louisville
Darling, Cincinnati to Memphis;
Glendale, st. Louis to Pittsburg;
Cumberland, Cairo to Newburg and
return; Mollie Norton and Sallie ",
Henderson and return; Kate Robin
son, Cincinnati to Passport.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
theArmada and Quickstep, from Cairo /;
Morning Star, from Louisville; Rapi-
dan No. 2, from Passport; Havana, for
Nashville; Melnotte, for St. Louis;
the Lawrence and Nightingale, from
St. Louis; the Romeo, Argonaut No.
2, and the Minneola, from Mem
phis; Silver Moon, for Memphis;
Richmond, and John A. Groesbeck
for New Orleans: Dexter and Loui-
siana. from New Orleans; Ada Lyon,
from Bowling Green. o,ra4
miscellaneous.
There were numerous arrivals yes
terday morning early, aud all the
boats had fair, and most of them excel
ent trips. .....The Anna arrived at
o'clock yesterday morning. and was
dragging her guards on the water.
The promptitude of Captain Shinkle,
always leaving on time and always
being on time, insures him good trips
All the Annals state-rooms were full, |
and her entire cabin floor was occu-
pied, except her social hall, which
was piled full of baggags.........The |
Emperor, John Kilgour, Darling,
Glendale aud Cumberland arrived |
close together, at 6 to O'Clock yes
terday morning ........The Kate Rob
iuson arrived at 10 AM with a fair
trip for Tennessee River......The |
Anna discharged vast amount Of |
freight here.........The CHAMBERLAIN |
went to Newburg for hay and coal
and did not get back till near four
O'Clock. ........The Kate Robinson re-
ported the Charmer coming with a
big trip......The weather grew cloudy
and cold yesterday afternoon.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CAIRo.-The grand Armada
is the admirable packet for Cairo and
way ports to day at4 p. NJ. She has |
exquisite cabin appointments. Capt |
Billy Fowler and George Nicholson
are her obliging clerks, and Captain
Tucker has command in the absence |
of Captain Gus. Dasouchet, who is |
chasing the wild deer in the wilder
ness. Iafih .eku
FoR LOUIsvILLE.-The illastrious
Morning Star wheels into line to-day
positively, having been thoroughly re-
paired aud repainted, looking as beau
tiful' as new. She Is magnifcently ap
pointed and Differed. Capt. A. r..
Gilmore, an experienced and oblg
ing officer, is in command, and Rich
ard" w. Hutchison is her distin-
guished clerk, assisted by the exem.
plary Henry Mitchell. J
FoR CINoINNATI.-The beautiful
Charmer leaves for Cincinnati at 10
o'clock this morning, having elegant
passenger appointments. Captain p.
K. Barclay, true gentleman, com
mauds, while Sam. James and John
H. TripIett, assisted by John James
in the freight department, have
charge Of the Office. Passengers will
be we'll cared for ia
FoR BowLINa GREEN.-The beau
tiful Ada Lyon, Captain J. V.
SprouIe, may be expected to leave for
Bowling Green, att p. NJ. this eve
ming. She has elegant cabin and state
room appointments. aud is great ia
vorite in Green River. j. II. Viii
banks, an obIiging young gentleman,
is IN the Office. ata
For HENDERsoN. - The Mollie
Norton, Captain Perkins, and Sallie
", Captain WalIen, leave as usual At
4P.M. for Henderson, affording pleas
ant accommodations to passengers.
For ST. LoUIs.-The Express Line
steamer Melnotte, one of the best in
the business, will be here to morrow
evening, en- route to st. Louis Cap
tain James Remission, her commander,
is a veteran steamboatman, and Mr..
Deem, her chief clerk, is an old favor
lite on the Ohio River. Look out for
her Sunday evening.
FoR New ORLEANS The pride Of
the Western waters-the great low
pressure Richmond-is announced for
New Orleans to morrow evening at |
o'clock. She is indisputably the
/ finest passenger steamer ahoat, hay
ing the most spacious cabins and
most elegantly aud luxuriously APP
noibted state.rooms. Being low
pressure, she is exempt from dis