The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26


: berland, Cairo to return; Mollie No
ton and Sallie ". Henderson TO r
: turn Charmor, from Cincinnati
} Alaska, Cincinnati to New Orleans
Tyrone, Louisville to Nashville; OIL
Sullivan, from Caunelton.
s-e Boats Due.
Among the first boats du
here are the Quickstep fror
Cairo the Rose Hite and th
Morning Star, from Louisville
Sam. j. Hale, for Memphis; Indian;
Lorena, and LeniLeoti, for New Or
leans; Annaand Lawrence, forSt. Lou
is; Emma Floyd. for Nashville; j oh
! Kilgour, from New Orleans; Louiss
from Cincinnati; Nightingale, iron
st. Louis; Cora S.. for Arkansas Riv
err; Romeo, for GAINESVILLE; Lewellin
from PASSPORT.
miscellaneous.
The wharf presented rather ami
mated appearance yesterday, the boats
clustering around the wharf boats
thick as bees, about noon .......1ht
Cumberland had a splendid passen.
ger trip up, and was receiving quite
literally for her return trip. The
Charrner arrived at noon, with a very
good trip for this port, and large lots
of reshipping freight. For this port,
18 barrels cement, 40 barrels pota-
toes, so bags potatoes, IS barrels ale.
GA packages merchandise; 30 barrels
oil; III kegs beer; Y bags coffee; 10
barrels sugar; ID boxes and barrels
sundries. For Tennessee River-338
packages merchandise; 108 packages
for Lower Ohio, and III Tor points on
the Mississippi. We are glad to learn
that her business is rapidly increas-
ing, and we hope our merchants will
find it to their advantage to give her
a large patronage. She leaves at 10
A. NJ. to-day. The Charmer has re-
Gently been purchased by Mr.. John
James, of Corn Island, Spencer Coun.
ty, and Capt. p. K. Barclay.,.......The
Alaska arrived at noon, drawing 8 feet
forward, and full Of freight, having
the largest amount of furniture that
ever left Cincinnati ON one boat. She
added considerable freight here, and
received orders for considerable lot
at Uniontown.........The Tyrone ar
rived at !. PM, loaded deeply, and
looking very fne.........We were mis- :
taken in saying the railroad iron was
being carried to Henderson by the
Mollie Norton. The Sallie " has
that contract.......The Sam. Orr was
receiving a fne trip, and would go
out pretty full. She received a con-
siderable lot from the Charmer, in
GLIDING 338 packages,..,,.,.The Cum
berland took the Charmer's lower
Ohio and Mississippi River freight,
and the Brandeis got III packages
from her for the Cumberland River.
1.-THE river had just commenced
rising at 2i,o clock yesterday. ....Re-
member the great Indiana will be
here to-morrow.........The Ollie Sui
Ivan arrived 2 o'clock yesterday, with
fair trip. She is as regular as clock
word. p. - -
10 73y boats leaving To-Day.
For CAIRO. The splendid Arma-
da, Captain Gus. Dusouchet, is the
regular packet for Cairo and all way
ports at 4 O'Clock to-day. She is one
of the most pleasant boats on the
river to travel on. Her officers are
noted for their polite attentions to
travellers. Captain Gus. Dusouchet
commands, and Billy Fowler Geo.
Nicholson, and Mr.. Williams are her
popular clerks. l5i5l9ss sal1a
For LoUIsyILLE.--The pretty Rose
Hite is the. regular packet for Louis
Vile and all way ports at o'clock
tonight, having pleasant passenger
appointments and obliging officers.
Captain W--R. HolIcroft commands,
and Miles D. Warren and Jesse
Jackson are her elerks.5Q sdT
FoR CINCINNATI.-The fine passen-
ger steamer Charmer will leave
promptly at ten o'clock to-day for
Cincinnati and all intermediate ports.
The Charmer is one of the beststeru-
wheel steamers afoat. Captain Bar
clay is an experienced officer and a
pleasant gentle Samuel and > Ohm
James and ChetS Bradley, late OF the
j. p. Webb, are associated IN her
ofice;and passengers and shippers
will receive every attention. She
should have big trip out this morn
| ing. -C ID zmeaI o. 'e-L-i
For CANNELroN-The never fail
ing Ollie Sullivan will strike out for
Canpelton at.ten O'Clock. as usual, to
dav. Captain j. IT, Hugo commands,
and. Sam. McClarty is her chief clerk
both are obliging and attentives TIC.
Hugo takes care of the freight. The
Ollie Sullivan is building up hand
some trade along the coast above.
For GREEN RIYER.-The gay Jas
Gray is the regular packet for Green
/ River at a o'clock this evening, Cap
tain Joe McReynoldsi is her popular
commander, and will show every at
tention to passengers and shippers 10.
For HENDERsoN.-The beautiful,
and feeS side-wheeI. steamer Mollle
Norton leaves as usual, promptly at