The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-11
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The additional arrivals and departures
since 3 P. n Saturday, up 10 midnight last,
includes the Fayette, Henderson and re
turn: Rapidan No. 2, from Easfport; John
Lumsdens to Cairo; Morning star, Louis
Vile and return; Qulcksiep, from Cairo:
Champion, Sc. Louis ID Cincinnati; wild
Duck and barges, 81. Louis % Ptlsburg;
lobe Hurt, from Cumberland RIVER; a.
j. Baker ard barges, 50. Louis 10 the 5a-
line; Petro1a no. 2, from Canuollo n
Rose Hite, Louisville TO Henderson; Lo-
Iena, Cincinnati to Sc. Louis; Indiana,
Louisville to New Orleans.
Tie Morning Star had an excellent tlp
both ways. Among her passengers up
were Duhield's theatrical troupe, who viii
delight the people Of Greensboro and 9TH
ers visiting the Daviess County Fair dur
ing The present week. We commend them
cordially TO the kindly attentions OF Tom
Petuu, Esq, Of the Monitor. Be 10 Dunield
a monitor and a mentor............The Lums-
den LEFT with a splendid trIp-stnffeJ full.
.--......fhe IsHpidan arrived early on 8atnr.
day night with an excellent trip. TO ac-
comm odate the many mercha nts she
brought around. she lies over TN three
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon. and Captain
Lee Howell, her gallant commander
makes special request OF orr merchants
and shippers to have their bills OF lading
aboard before that hour She viii leave
hene5fonth regularly on Tuesday Messrs
McNeecian, Bhrewsbnry and Norris. her
ob1ging clerks, VIII greet their friends
cordially to-day and to-morrop...-.....Tbe
Quickstep arrived az four yesterday morn
ing and leaves promptly at fourthis even-
ing. Those who delight ia n beautiful
Steamboat should visit the Qulckstep to-
day. Walter d. Pennington, herrenowued
clerk, will continue bis attentions 10
those interested ia the steamer Um-
pl e, Phantom and Norman, and will
be found on w. q. Brown & Co.'S
wharfboat, until further notice.............
The Champion and WIND Luck had good
trips..-...-..The lobe Hurt arrived yester-
day. She is extending her cabin, and
making other Improvements. We have
not ascertained hor future movenenta.......
Tne a j. Baker passed up yesterday after
noon with tow Of baFges.......The petrolia
no 2oTrived at 80 O'Clock from Camel
ton with good trip Of freight aud fun OF
people. Among her passengers was John
Alsop, Efq., representative Of the firm Of
Peters, Power & Cooper, Of Louisylne. The
Petroia went down 10 Henderson last
night for load OF corn, which she takes
70 G1asomis Landing.........TheC Cora s.. en-
route from Memphis 10 Cincinnati, broke
hershaft 10 miles above Memphis and was
towed back TO mphis...............Ehe had
on board a large lot OF cotton Tor TIE Cot
ton Minis Of this city, the detention OF
which may cause some delay In the re-
sumption OF work at the Cotton Nils. 10
was the design to r8ise steam again to-
day.. The work On Captain Aouieom.
ery's new boat, now building here. Is pro-
crossing fatty .....-..The new Ada Lyon "a
rapidly approaching completion Bho viii
be beauty ......... Work on the 8ara. orr.
now on the dry dock, Is being pushed FOR.
WRrd with activity. She will soon be
really for business agalu..................Tho
painting Of ne Quiokatep was done
BY Asa Hodges ihe painter OF lho
Robert =. Lee. The lettering was done ~
BOP MeGrew, or lflis ely, and beth jobs
are Highly creditable TO tho skin Of fhote
eminent artists. The gliding Of the ecorns
on her carlin drops" adds vastly % the
cha1te beauty ~ her cabin. She has also
received from Armstrong q Go. magnih-
cent outfit for her ladies' cabln......Ile-
member, the great Indiana will bo down
early this morning, en- route 10 New Or
ielns........Tlle Cora s. had 81 bales Of cot
ton on board for T.. X. Duulzerson g. Co.
which, by private adyices, they learn were
tranGfsrred 10 the Armadillo. which has
81 bales besides Tor the same firm. 1t is
altogether probable that the ArmadllO
will also bring the cotton shipped on The
Cora :. Tor tho Cotton Mills OF this city.
IS e VIII be here tonight or to-morrow.....
The lose lite arrived at O'Clock with "a
good trip. Among her passengers was
George g. Lewis and family, who come TO
Settle with our people. Also, Capt Joe j.
McCulloch, OF New Orloans, who proceeds
10 Henderson 60 look after his tobacco IN
terests ,.......Mr, w. w. Crawford, Of the
great house II Btandeis a Crawford. Of
louisville was passenger BY
The Morning star Eaturday night, and
Is stopping az the 81. Clpud............
The Lorepa arrived at II 80 lat night with
a big trips en- route 10 Mem phis......a.A tow
boat passed down az midnight wimoat
landing4..........ony Vineyard, clerk Of the |
sam orr, and Alex. Howell, Of the firm Of |
Howell q Milispaugh, Of Bhawneotown,
we're passengers Py the Quickstep ytster-
day mprning.s They proceed 10 Louisville /
VIII h Captain Allen Duucan to-dav..... 4
The Indiana arrlYcd last night at a quarter /
before one O'clock with o splendid tnp Of 4
people and nearly all the freight she 4
wants. She adds considerably here, but
has tOrefuse some los offered. She Will
leave at seven o'clock this morning. i
Freight shipped by the Quickstop tct |
isy viii reach her at Cairo..................
Zoe great low-prtssure Richmond leaves 4
St. Louis on Wednesday, and Cairo on
Thursday evening for New Orleans
Freight or passengers by tho Clara goott
tomorrow, or Lumsden on Wednesday,
viii connect with her at Cairo.
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