The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

1879 @fHlsAN AAAA AWrAFtA
IoR CAIR0.--The new aud splendid low
water packet Clara scott viii leave for
Cairo, with the mail aud Adams Express,
at : T. II. to-day promptly. Tie clara Scott
Is a heet sailer, and Will 90 through on
time. She Is elegantly appointed. Cap.
tain Allen Duncan commands, and Cash.
Thomas and Guy Vineyard have charge Of
thee They are all pleasant gentle.
men See her card elsewhere, and Capt.
Lee HOwell'5 note appended.
FoR CANNELroN.--The gay little PeiroHa
No. 2 viii leave for Cannolton and all way
landings at 10 A. II. to-day, having pleasant
passenger appointments Captain John
III. Triplett aud John A. Adams are her at
tentiYo. obllging and deEervedly popular
chief officers. Tho Petroiia Is very light
and goes through Without detent on.
FoR LoUIsVILLE-The dno steamer Pail
estine is the regular packet for Louisville
and all way ports 40 6 P.I. to-day, and Is
pleasant and finely appointed passenger
steamer, In charge OF carcful, competent
and obugiug officers. Capt Frank Hurry
commands, and Phil. i. Branham and
William Halves are her popular clerks.
For GREEN r vER.-The new and
stauach steamer Hartford will leave Tor all
points on Green River at n 10 day,
having pleasant passenger aceOmmoda-
ticns aud obliging officers. Captain Joe
McReynOids com mands, and Billy Liter IS
ner chief clerk.
For HENDERsoN.-Th nne little transfer
packet J. l.. Graham, leaves for Henier-
son al 3;l5 p. n. promptly. and has superb
passenger appointments. Captain Charley
Perkins IS IN command, and a. o Duriand
and jerry Boyle nave charge Of the ohice'
For CArHo.-Ths fine steamer Umpire
viii! positively leave FOR Cairo and all way
ports at 4 Pr. to-day, in charge o Captain
Jack Grammer, Walter %. Pennington aud
sam LaughIln, who viii give especial at
teution to the Interests Of passengers and
hippers.
safanufoan from our EzcHnslE-
PrrrsBuRa. The Commercial ofsalurday
says:
me marks last evening indicated four
fe I four inches and falling. The weather
during the day was plse s....,t,. ae Maggie
uouUcCd for this Gay.
CixciEsAr1.-The Coh,mercfal u satur-
Gay 1ys:
George r. johnson & Co., stearnb boat
agents. have been Appointed solicitors for
scyela insurance comFauics 10 take hull
TIE Robert Moore and Emma Floyd are
both undergoing complete n pairs Ia the
Marine Docks. Commodore Wise will soon
have his fleet ready Tor the Fan campaign
in the Cumberland Riv-r trade.
The LOtaWauua broke her shaft near
Campte. on Red River. on the Sth
Capt. Byrues Mesher, OF thesunken VIr-
glnlas fred vernl times upon "a number
Of river pirates, last saturday night, who
Were proving about his vessel IN a bout.
Tie Virginia. II viii be remem bered, sunk
few days since in 4 ALBANIA River.
In addition 10 selling out his Missouri
farm, Pilot Jim MONTAGUE has also dis
posed Of hl interests at Nincennes.
The stern-wheel steamer Arkansas has
been sold b. David Gilmore, OF Pittsburg
10 John Atkins, OF Alton, Ill, aud Captain
II. A. Shaw she viii come 10 the ST.
Louis wharf and load. next we X, for the
Arkansas. Capt. ShaE, having Eecufel
his former Interest ia the Arkansasi wiz
assume the command. The price paid Tor
her IS $4,000.
The Gazette says:
Colonial John n Eewc0mb has returned
from Mound City, TO which place ne was
ordered 10 look after the Gnagboat 3.