The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-02

TOUR hours endlng at . CLOCK yester-
day. All the tributaries of the Ohio
are falling fast.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
O'Clock yesterday, include-the Ten
nessee, from Cairo; Fanny Brandeis,
from Nashville; Morning Star. Hen
derson to Louisville; Mollie Norton
and Newsboy, Henderson to return;
Emma No. 3, Cincinnati to St. Louis;
Pine Grove and w. f Curtis, Nash
vile to Cincinnati; Ollie Sullivan, to
Newburg.
Roats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Havana and Lady Grace, for Nash
vile; Anna, to ST. Louis; OAR
ling for Memphis; Cora s., for
Arkansas River; j. HI. Groesbeck and
Belle Lee, for New Orleans: Armada,
from Cairo; Ada Lyon, from Green
River; Indiana, Dexter. p W. Strader,
r. E. Lee and Legal Tender, from
New Orleans; Linton, from Clarks-
vile; Sam. Orr, from PASSPORT; Tar
ascon, from Louisville; Chattanooga,
from Wabash River.
miscellaneous.
Business yesterday was compare
lively dull on the levee. Receipts
were rather large, but shipments were
light.........The Pinegrove and Emma
No. had good trips. The Pinegrove
had $50 hogsheads of tobacco, $50
tons Of pig and scrap iron, and a'large
amount of miscellaneous freight.
The Fanny Brandeis had 139 hogs
heads of tobacco, 700 sacks of corn,
and considerable other freight. We
are pleased to see her doing well......
The Tennessee had moderate trip.
.........The Morning Star left pretty
light. She had, as usual, good pas
senger trip.........The w. 4. Curtis
had moderate trip.......-The Louisa
is about ready to come out of the
dock. She will be beautifully paint
ed, and will look as we'll as if new. i.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CAIRo.-The gay Tennessee is.
the regular Cairo packet to-day at 4
Pm. She has fine passenger accom-
modations, and is of good speed.
Capt. Ben. Howard is her popular
and experienced commander, and Ma
rion Wright and Bruce Hunter are
her elegant clerks. 4@
For CANNELTON The good and
popular steamer Ollie Sullivan leaves
to-day at 10 O'clock for CanneIton aud
all way landings Capt j. I. Hugo
is her veteran commander, and Capt
john H. Triplett is her active aud
good-natured clerk.
For HENDERsoN.-The magnificent
side-wheel steamer Mollie Norton.
Captain Charley Perkins, leaves at 4
o'clock for Henderson. Ed. and
Robert Terry are her obliging and at
tentive clerks.
The sprightly and popular News
boy, Captain Shelter. also leaves for
Henderson at P. NJ Pat. Burke and
Willie Huston are her distinguished
clerks.
For NASHVILLE. - The splendid
and popular Fanny Brandeis will
leave for Nashville to-day at pre-
eisely 4 o'clock pm. Capt. Henry
Miller and Kit Rudd are her chief |
officers, and two cleverer young men
and more pleasant gentlemen don't /
navigate the Western rivers Fill |
her 10 her utmost capacity to day.
FoR EAsTPoRT.-The good steamer
Lewellin, Capt j. L. Davy, will leave
at 5 o'clock this evening for PASSPORT
and all way landings. She has excel
lent passenger appointments, She /
should be well patronized.
FoR SPoTTsvILLE AND PLEASURE. /
The splendid steamer Goldfnch, Capt. /.
Charles Karr, will leave at 8 o'clock /.
his morning on basket picnic ex-
sursion to Spottsville, on Green River,
where the day will be spent in dane
i1g on the green, fishing, &c. Fare
for the round trip 81 for a gentleman
and one or two ladies. Experienced
officers and accomplished gentlemen
are in charge of the boat, and a pleas
ant time may be anticipated. The
GolfRch is one of the most finely
appointed boats of her class ever built.
Foz GREEN RIvER.-The James
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