The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-07


/ River; Ollie Sullivan, to Cannelton.
Sunday-Silver Cloud, Cincinnati to
| St. Louis; New York, st. Louis to
Cincinnati; Morning Star, Louisville
to Henderson; Ollie Sullivan, from
Cannelton; Louisiana, New Orleans
to Louisville; J. P. Webb, from Cum
berland River Monday-Tennessce,
from Cairo; Linton, GAINESVILLE to
return; Morning Star, Henderson to
Louisville; Mollie Norton, Hender-
son to return; Havana, from Cincin-
matt.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Altoona, TO St Louis; Wauanita
som St. Louis; Westmoreland and
II from New Orleans; Armada
Dexter, Tarascon, from Louis
from Cairo; - Memphis.
vile; Minneola, 10. =.
HzisceHIaneOn trans.
There was very little business =
acted on the levee on Saturday, W.T..
no arrivals or departures outside the
regular packets.........The Armada had
a fair freight and crowd of passen-
gers.........The Tarascon arrived at
one o'clock, having over 600 people
aboard and considerable freight. She
received over fifty passengers here,
and left before o'clock for Mt. Yer
non, touching at Henderson and re-
ceiving some additions to her passens
ger list. A detailed account of the
excursion will be found on out inside
pages, under the head of "Celebra
tons" She arrived here on her re-
turn at midnight, and left after one
o'clock Sunday morning for Louis
vile........The Qaickstep, having
heavy way business, did not arrive
TIL about one o'clock Snnriau M nls.i.Ae.
one bad very nice trip of both
freight and people..".....The Silver
Cloud and New York had fair trips.
The Ada Lyon and J. p. Webb
had full trips 1.-THE Louisiana ar
rived late Sunday night, and discharg-
ed here large amount of freight.
She had big freight and a good list
of passengers....... The Tennessee
and Mollie Norton had good
trips in yesterday morning...........
The Tennessee reports that the Rich
mond got off Walkers Bar at 10
o'clock Sunday A. NJ, and proceeded
on her way rejoicing. The Indiana
took her freight, and the Richmond
will probably lie up for the Summer
season. The Havana arrived early
yesterday morning with very good
trip, including considerable freight
for New Harmony and lower Ohio
River towns. She leaves on her re-
turn trip this morning, and will leave
every Tue day hereafter. We were
delighted to meet Mr.. w. G. Voris in
the office. Billy is an Oil favorite on
the Ohio, and viii add to the popu-
laritY Of the Havana. She had already
at noon yesterday engagements for
over two hundred tuns for her return
trip-"..."The pressure upon our col
umns compels the abreviation of our
river ncws this morning.
Boats leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRo.-The Tennessee, Capt.
Ben. Howard, is the regular Cairo
packet for four o'clock this evening, |
with elegant accommodations for pas
sengers. Marion Wright and Bruce
Hunter are her pleasant and obliging
clerks.
FoR CINCINNATI. = The beautiful,
light draught Havana, Captain E.
Pierce, leaves at ten o'clock this
morning, for Cincinnati and all way
landings. She is an excellent boat,
with pleasant passenger accommoda-
lions and good speed. Captain Pierce
is veteran steamboatman and thor
ough gentleman. Her chief clerk is
Mr.. William G Voris, late of the |
Alaska, and formerly on the j. T. |
McCombs. ia the Louisville trade, |
and one of the most popular clerks |
that ever visited this port. We hope |
to see the Havana get all she can
carry to day.
FoR CANNELToN.-Thee ever prompt |
and reliable Ollie Sullivan, Capt. j. |!
T Hugo, is the coast packet at 10 |
this morning for Cannelton and all |
landings along shore. John Triplett |
has charge of the Office, and never
fails to make his guests feel at home
and right welcome.
For HENDERsoN.-The beautiful
and fleet side wheel steamer Mollie
Norton leaves as usual. promptly at 4
O'Clock this evening, for Henderson,
having most elegant cabin accommo-
dations, and great speed. Captain
Charley Perkins and the Terry broth
ers, her chief officers, are accom-
plished and accommodating gentle
men.
For CUMBERLAND RIvER.-The
gay and festive j. P. Webb, Capt. Il.
L. Lancaster, will leave for Canton
aud all intermediate points on the