The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-20

with-affable, courteous, good ma
tured. attentive and safe. Capt. Gus.
| Dusouchet is her renowned com
mander, and Win. P. Fowler and
Geo. Nicholson her accomplished
clerks.
FOR LoUIsvILLE.-The gay Taras-
con, Capt. Gilmore, with Miles D.
Warren and Phil. Branham 10 the
Office, is the regular packet for Louis
vile this evening at s o'clock. She
is a magnificent steamer.
FoR CINCINNATI.-The popular and
punctual Rob Roy will leave prompt
~ at 10 A. NJ, for Cincinnati and all
way points, offering superior attrac-
tions to passengers and shippers.
She has neat, clean, and well venti-
lated state rooms. Captain P. K.
Barclay and Lew. Morris, her chief
officers, are genial, whole-souled,
downright good fellows, always con-
sulting the comfort of their passen-
gers and the interests Of shippers.
Give her a whaling " trip to-day.
For CANNELToN.-The popular
coast packet Ollie Sullivan, leaves, as
usual, at 10 o'clock this morning, for
Cannelton, and Captain J. 7. Hugo
and J. II. Tripplett viii see that pas
sengers are well cared for and the in
t~erests of shippers consulted. They
are obliging officers.
For GREEN RIvER.-The ~queenly
Ada Lyon viii leave at 6 o'clock this
evening for all points on Green River,
and has extremely pleasant cabin ap-
pointments. Capt. Aft. Edwards is
her genial and clever commander, and
John Adams her excellent clerk
Fill her full of, freight and passen-
gers.
For HENDERsON.-The superb and
beautiful side-wheel, f~eet-footed Mol
lie Norton, leaves punctually at four
PM. for Henderson, affording to pas
sengers unsurpassed accommodations.
Capt. Charley Perkins and his cler ks,
Ed. and Robert Terry, are extremely
pleasant and obliging gentlemen. The
Mollie Norton is one of the heetest
boats in the business.
For WABASH RIvER.-The excel
lent Wabash River packet Chattanoo-
ga, Captain Henry Scott, an exper-
fenced officer and a genial gentleman,
leaves promptly at A O'Clock for Mt.
Carmel. and all way Wabash River
landings. including New Haven, on
Little Wabash. Passengers will be
we'll cared for. The Chattanooga is
a home boat building up a good trade
with the Wabash River country, and
should be we'll sustained.
FoR CUMBERLAND RIVER. = The
fine passenger steamer, J. P. Webb,
is the regular packet for GAINESVILLE
and all way landings on Cumberland
River, to-day, and viii leave promptly
at P. ri. She has excellent passen.
ger appointments, aud Captain Boz
Lancaster and Chef. Bradley are a:
clever and pleasant gentlemen and
attentive officers as passengers ever
travelled with. The Webb should re.
ceive all the Cumberland River freight
there is in port to-day.
from eur Exchanges.
PIrTsBURG. = The Commercial O
Wednesday says:
Monongahela marks, three feet foul
inches. Allegheny marks, five fee
four inches, and falling. Business il
the vicinity of the landing was yer!
dull. The low water season may b,
dated from this day. The large boati
will necessarily be compelled to lay
up. The Parkersburg packets will
give way to lighter draught boats
> The Glasgow, Capt. johnson, take
1 the place of the Bayard, and leaves
= to-day at noon. The light draugh
+, steamer Ingomar leaves to-day fol
g Wheeling. The Wauanita left last
/, evening for St. Louis.
l CINCINNATI. - The Commercial o
Thursday says:
The Argosy will lay up and ref
for the Summer trade. She re-ship
ped 80 tuns on the Rob Roy. tn
( latter packet has y tuns of slate 70
the new court house at HaWesville
Ky, consigned to Capt. Barclay from
New York.
D The Enquirer says:
Mr.. John Snider, a well-known 81
:, Louis pilot, was married here, o.
Wednesday evening, to Miss Ida N
Gossiu, Of this city. Mr. Snide
abandons the river, aud retires to
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