The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24


3 o'clock yesterday, include the Jame
Gray, Green River to return; Cameli,
and Glendale, ST. Louis to Pittsburg
Louisiana and Legal Tender, New
I'Orleans to Louisville; Linton, from
Wabash. River; Nfo1lie Norton anc
Sailie Y, Henderson to return; Rose
Hite, louisville to return.
Eoals Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Giro; Morning
Star, from louisville Sam. j
Hale, for Memphis; Alaska aud Sill
yer Spray, for New Orleabs; Anna ana
Lawrence, for St Louis; Sam. Orr,
from Eastport; Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; John Kilgour, from New
Orleans; Charmer and Louisa, from
Cincinnati. 4D'" = - .3-'-l-i .1.'
miscellaneous.
Business was not particularly lively
and fFeights were Fn9tp abund-
ant. The Romeogwas, + however, re
ceiving fairly, and,eonsiderable freight
was going down, TO the danes Gray.
$1,000. Freights for the Cairo packets
seldom commences moving until after
noon, and often when there is scarely
anyIin sight. up to noon, the packets
get their best trips.........Hhe Camelia
passed up early yesterday morning,
and the Glendale at noon, from S.
Louis, both with full trips.........The
Louisiana arrived early Yesterday
morning, with a moderate trip.........
The Legal Tender passed Dup at the
same time, without landing. She was
pretty light...-......The- James Gray
came in during Tuesday night, with a
fair tripr....,.,The Linton come out
of the Wabash yesterday morning,
with good trip, consisting of 10000
feet of walnut lumber, 80 barrels
flour, 300 bags wheat and consider
able miscellaneous freight. Gaptaiu
Hayward expects to return TO the Wa
bash to-day, and haa,one Of the nicest
little, boats that comes to this port
,.....,,,It was discovered yesterday
that one of the cranks OF the Fanny
i Brandeis was cracked, and Captain
Miller,,With commendable prudepce,
at once determined to have it repaired
The Fanny Brandeis will therefore
| lie over until Saturday, when she will
positively leave for Nashville, ane
will, ia, the meantime continue tore
ceiye all the Cumberlanl Rye
freight that Offers. We hope that on
merchants will see that she goes GU
i full4....a1.Uhe J.lR. Hoyle did no
leave on Tuesday evening" as we sup
! posed. She twas stillGat the wharf
! yesterdaylooking extremely fac ant
handsome.u.....W We direct the Iatten
, ton of our steamboat friends to an
4 editorial artieleIih to-day JOURNAL
onot the subject of establishing a Loeal
Board in this city, 1t is a subject il
which all are interesteda....".TL
Rose Hite arrived yearly yesterday
with u fair trip.Hoa b5gD osl
51D fsoatE E.e,aVIaag. TOzDay.
For CAIRo.-The splendid low
q pressure Quickstep5 leaves8at 4o'oloel
to day for Cairo and ali way ports
II erappointments arc lirstcllss He
tables arermost fsumpt spT0yid
cd, and her commander 7. Dexter
is one of the oldest nayigttoFs in tht
business. Jack. Grammec. Walter
lib. Pennington, and Charley Oim
! snider, are her accomplished oier ks
FoR LoUrsvmLB-Fhe magnificent
Morning Star, Captain Elijah Holl
croft. rs the re gulaT' Louisville packet
: this evening, and will atford3the mos
fdelightful ACCOMMODATIONS to all who
} desire to go up thezriver. Her clerk
1 are those pleasant, accomplished aan'
bobl;gi fyoung gentlemen, Die
Hutehison and Henry Mitchell.
Foa GANNELroN. ever prom
e and reliable Ollie Sullivan leaves a
!. 10 o'c'ock this morning, for Ovens
boro, Clnneiton aud all way landings
having comfortable passenger accom-
: modationS. capt. J. T, Hugo is he
enterprising and energetic commaod
er, and Samuel McCarty is her clegap
and oblieing clerk. The Ollie shout
receive liberal announcement from
our merchants and shippers.
Q For HENDERsoN-The beautiful
a and feet sido-wheoI steamer MollI
: Norton leaves as usual promptly at I
o'clock this evening, for Henderson,
having most elegant cabin aceommo
dations and great speed, Capital
Charley Perkins and the TER
l. brothers, her chief officers, are az
d compIished and accommodating gen
n ~ HIHt t1t p AaA -1t4tas
= tlemepssI l-aF-aa..,5 III. ......
The new and splendid side-whet
steamer Sallie V. viii leave for Hen
derson promptly at 1 P. N. to -daJ
She is a beautiful little bot, wit
2 nice cabin appointments. GIptaf
MosesWaHen commands, and Robsr
g Brashear is her clerk Both ar
3 l.Io.,..I IL ,.to,sspt gnDtlemen