The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-14
ArrIvaIa and nepartnrea.

"A =
i Irising, with over eleven feet at
Pittsburg.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 O'clock yesterday include the Lou
lisa. from Wabash River; Sam. J.
Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati; Mary
Huston, New Orleans to louisville;
Mollie Norton and SaIlie ", Hender-
son to return; Morning Star, Louis
Vile to return.
3a Heats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; Rapidan
No. 2. from Eastport; Robert Moore.
for Nashville; Minneola, from Mem
phis;s Darling, for Memphis; Mary
Houston, for New Orleans; Lbuisi.
ana. louisville, Nick LongwUrth,
Robert Burns, and Richmond. from
New Orleans; Tarascon, from Louis
vile; Clara Scott, from Wabash;
Alpha and Emma Floyd, from Nash
vile; Charmer, from Cincinnati Ada
Lyon, from Green River.
rLgl88 miscellaneous.
Business was moderately brisk on
the levee, yesterday.........The Sam. j
Hale and Mary Houston passed up
during Tuesday night. The Ha le had
1,300 bales of cotton. and the III custom
a good miscellaneous trip. The Mary
Houston's first trip has been a very
successful one. and her officer are
well pleased with her. Below will be
found her manifest and memorial dun,
kindly forwarded as from Memphis,
by her attentive freight clerk, Nick
Pennington. She will be here next
Friday.........The Louisa had nice
trip from the Wabash. One item of
her freight was 600 bags of oats. s..-....
The Clara Scott, Lewellin, Funny
Brandeis, and Armada, were 4 re-
ceiYing liberally,.......A nice lot Of
New Orleans freight was ae6umu-
lating for the Dexter, hourly ex-
pected yat 3 o'clock P. NJ. -."....
A Pittsburg telegram says the wife of
Capt. Josiah DIETER known as Chub)
Murray died at Beaver. Pa, on Friday.
Capt. Murray is building new noun
tain boat at Fort Donelson, on the
TcnnesssoO river The Pittsburg tee-
gram-er had better study geography
If Fort Donelson has been transfer.
red to the Tennessee river, the people
down this way don't know it and are
still sending Fort Donelson freight
up the Cumberland. The louisville
papers copy it without apparently de-
tecting the inaccuracy. ~,
Boats leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-The matchless Quick
step. Captain III. I. Dexter, leaves
promptly at p. M, to-day, for Cairo
and all way ports, offering the greatest
attraction to passengers and shippers.
Her clerks are Jack Grammer, Wal
ter b. Pennington and Charley Ulm-
snider = all pleasant and obliging
young gentlemen. m
FoR LOUISVILLE. - The splendid
Tarascon will be the unriyalled packet
for louisville and all way ports at 6
o'clock this evening. Her cabin and J
state-rooIn appointments are dnsur-
passable. Captain Elijah HollcFoft is
her esteemed aud popular commander.
and Miles d. Warren and Jesse Jack
son are her admirable and obliging
clerks.
For HENDERsoN.-The swift and
beautiful Sallie v, Capt. Wallen,
with Robert Brashear in the office,
both pleasant and obliging gentlemen.
leaves promptly at ar. NJ. for Hender-
SON, having elegant accommodations
for passengers. .-H
The elegant and fleet railroad trans
fer steamer, Mollie Norton, leaves for /
Henderson at 4 p. NJ. to-day, ia charge
Of Capt. Charley Perkins, an accom-
plisbed officer. having elegant accom-.
modations for passengers. Ed. Terry
and @. Ii. Boyle, two pleasant gem
tIemen, are her clerks. and will dis
pense smiles and state-rooms In the
blandest manner.
FoR WABASH RIvER.-The elegant
steamer Louisa will leave at O'clock
this evening for Mt. Carmel and all
Wabash River way landings. She has
pleasant passenger appointments.
Captain Tom. Bolus commands. and
Charley Crawford has charge of the
Office. Passengers will receive every
attention.
~ sIspesiaI Correspondence Journal
uirstr9 MEMPHIS, January 10, 1859.
Editors Journals:
The steamer Mary Houston will
arrive at Evansville on Tuesday even
ing, January II; viii leave Louisville
for New Orleans on Friday, the 18th
Of January, at 2. NJ; will be at Evans
vile, en- route TO New Orleans, Sat
urday evening, January Is. III Il
1--WE have for EVANSVILLE. Ruff
ner a. Co. 10 boxes sugar; w. III. HUI |
brls sugar, 5. SKIS coffee, 6 brls rice,
81 brls molasses, 100 brls potatoes,
and 800 tons for Louisville.
- 90 Ms. PENNINGToN, CLERK.
SzreanfRxs from ouK ksxehaa&ss.
PTrTsBURG.--The Commercial OF Monday
says: - 49, - |
The marks last evening lndicateu ~ Ieeg |
ON the Monongahela pier being backed /
water from The Allegheny. ihe marks on /
the Allegheny pier lnaicao ,Itia1 - ieet' anu
rising Weather getting coiuef-
c,r,TcrvrrA ATT. - The Commercial OF Tues |
day says:
The towboat Kanawhn. coming out OF
tha K ana Wlla River, last week, sunk two |
ioa,led coaI-bOats at the head OF Red RI louise l
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