The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

nat on the water.........The Argonaut No.
passed down without landing, and was
pretty full.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FOR CAmo.-The low-pressure railroad
steamer Quickstep is the regular packet
for Cairo to-day. Captain II. 7. Dexter,
Jack Grammer, and Walter b. Penning-
ton are her popular officers. She leaves at
4P.M.
FoR LoUIsvILLE.-The famous, feet, ia
vorite Tarascon goes to Louisville to-
night. Capt. Il. p. Il. Holleroft commands,
aud Miles ID. Warren and Jesse jackson
are her clerks. Both boat and onicers are
first class.
For HENDERsoE.-Capt.C Charley Perkins
turns the Mollie Norton loose at o'clock
for Henderson, and she Is a sumner. A. o.
DurIand and Master @. H. Boyle do the
konors OF the ONCE.
The gay and festive Sallie ". departs for
Henderson, at 4 Pm. Captains Marlin and
Waller and clerks Brashear and Hicks are
her obliging officers.
FoR EAsrPoRT.--The gay Lewellin, Capt.
J. l.. Davy, is the regular Tenpessee River
packet a. Pm. to-day. w. d. Covington
IN her sbliging clerk. The Lewellin is O
good and popular boat, and her officers
are courteous and attentive.
FoR sF. LOBIs.-Fhe 6pe steamer sham
rock may be expected to-day for St, Louis
and all way ports. she Is arst rate bost
and has popular and gentIsRRnly of1eers,
Cant. GEO. w. cuIlum commands. and ".
II, Lodge and w. M. Frazier are her clerks.
MAErFEsr--steamsr Mary Houston, New
Orleans 10 Evansville, FEB. 2--Wn II
Hshm syn plants NJ He a1angss " PbH bun
hananaas X SchoenlRub, bbls sand; ka-
g0n, DieksY a. Carson, hhds sugar: Keller
Wh ,s sSSs, aI FOR New orleans SAT-
~, 2Sth At5 p n. Havo 30 tons freight
for Lo~ >~s sFOAR ORr Exchanges.
oanla'. <bs GSRwsEctR ST Tues
day says: IL 90 lie uaAnts6
In the ladies' cabin OF the ~ GEN com"
Line steamer Minneapolis, nO,. -
pleted at Pltt,burg. T~efnor
Mr.. CollIns, firsi mate OF the DO I'D
Allen, who was shot Tuesday, on thelA
lng at New Orleans, by the second mate ..
me Allen died On Tuesday, and was buried I
It was rumOred In Memphis, "Wednesday,
mat me Bermnda had been sold by VIM
Packet Company for $4,000 She will be /
atted up and then enter that trade.
The authorities OF Mobile have declared
their wharfs FREQ to all vessels and steam
srs that may land at them, aud for hll i
GOODS that may be received and landed Oh
The Home Insurance Company, OF New
Haven, through their LOulBvilIs agency, |
yesterday paid TO Mr.. Thomas Sherlock,
treasurer of the Louisville Mail Line |
NO 600 Insurance on the Ill fated steamers
america and United States.
orleans Saturday night, tore the top en- OF
Dne OF her chimneya, wniie passing under
he Covfngton Bridge.
LOUISVILLE. - The COWrfer-JournaE OF
Tuesday says;
Capt. Phillips, of the Louf ana. received
ectinx him TO proceed TO that d Ft with
lis steamer, which he did last evening.
vooden bridge over The Kentucky h Il River SaS
q Frankfort fell Friday night.
The towboat Grand Lake arrived from
,itIs61rg yesterday with tow OF coal for
truck two of her barges. which fiIled and
nnk near the head Of sand Island.
& New Orleans, by Capt Kouns, for the
tray Eagle, at a rate on $4,000 In transfer
APT. Kouns wtll equip the Eagle for the
Billy Fields, formerly OF this city, and a
river clerk, died at Memphis,
esterday morning, OF hemorrhage; His
enalns Will be sent 10 this city for inter-
nent.
ST.. LoUIs.-The Democrat OF Tuesday
avs:
A genuine touch OF Winter. Cold as De-
ember, and q heavy fall OF snow yester- {
ay. Away up North there must be now |
eep SHOWS, making more certain a freshet
q no distant day. Winter reignB once
nOre over river aiKairs. Navigation 10 (
1eokuk has stopped. The Missouri River !
rade Is In stdtn geo. So far all is right "A [
he Illinois. business dun on the wharf, I
very thing being taken aback by the rude 1
hange in the weather.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times OF Sunday {
ays:
The weather throughout yesterday was
cry close with cloudy sky, which threat 1
ned us mOmentarily with rain, but moi {
all appearances none OF that ]
] ticle fell mp TO dark. Doubtless we may (
experiences a disagreeable time OF it to-day.
Business on the landing yesterday was {
OF quite as brisk As we have noted on :
primer like o ca-ions, but, considering the !
lumber OF de- artures, q fair amount was |
ransaetod. 4