The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-15

charged ~ hnds oil sugar and few miscel-
laneous packages. she had a light freight,
buta lair passenger trip. She will leave here
for New Orleans next Wednesday 1.-THE
great low pressure Richmond laid over, as
we anticipated, to allow her officers and
passengers to participate IN the great in
a1guration ball at the Gait House. She
will positively be here to-day .........The tow
boats Tigress and Ajax passed down yes
terday forenoon, with immense tows OF
eoal........The Colleen, with heavy tow,
landed above the city. having broken
some part of her machinery, which she is
repairing here.
Boats Leaving To Day.
For CAIRO The magnificent Armada,
Captain Gus Dusouchet, IS the regular
packet for Cairo and all way ports at PM.
to-day. she has splendid passenger APP
pointments. w. p. Fowler and George
Nicholson are her popular clerks.
For CINCINNATI. - The beautiful and
finely appointed Charmer, Captain II. X.
Barclay, leaves promptly at 10 o'clock to-
day for Cincinnati and all way ports,
taking passengers and freights through
without detention or reshipping. Sam.
James, Lew. Morris, and John James are
her accommodating clerks.
FOR LOUISVILLE. - The magnificent
Morning Star goes to Louisville at to-
night, and not surpassed for solid comfort
by any steamboat. Captain A. 4. Gilmore
commands. Kinnie smith, q highly ac-
complishod and popular young gente-
man, Will be found IN her office. Henry
s. Mitchell is her attentive aud courteous
freight clerk.
FoR GREEN RIvER.-The splendid Ada
Lyon is the regular packet for Bowling
Green and ell way ports on Green River,
at PM. to-day, and Is a deseryedly popu-
lar steamer. Captain w. =. Van Meter,
an experienced navigator, is In command,
and J. F. Wnbanks is her pleasant and
popular clerk.
For HEHDERsoN.-The fleet and hnely
appointed Mollie Norton is the regular
railroad transfer packet, and leaves for
Henderson at 4 O'Clock promptly, having
elegant accommodations for passengers /,
Captain Charley Perkins, A. o. Dnrlandt
and Q. III. Boyle are her popular and
obliging clerks.
FoR Mt VRRHoH The neat and gentle
Sallie v. leaves for Mt. Vernon and way
landings att p. N. to-day. having comfort
able passenger accommodations. Captain
NJ. Wailen commands, and Loui. Coleman
has charge OF the oficc.
For WABASH RIvER.-The new and eie-
| CANT packet Clara Scott leaves for MI. Car
mel and all Wabash II yer way landings
at p. n. to-day, via New Haven. She Is q
most perfect little steamer in oil her de.
partments and appointments Captain
Henry scott is her eminent commander
and Cash Thomas aud Charley Chadwick
are he pleasant aud obliglng clerks.
FOR EAsTPoRr.-The fleet aud excellent
I -. a A 10 Il
to-day for Eastport aud all Tennessee
River way landings, with that excellent
gentleman and experienced officer, Cap I
Allen Duncan, in command. Guy Vim
yard and AL. Maynard are her obiigina
and accomplished clerks.
For ST. LOUIS - ON SUNDAY. - The
splendid steamer Shamrock, OF the Ex'
press Line, takes the place OF the helnotte
and will be here tomorrow, en- route 70 -
Louis aud all way ports. having ele CANT
accommodations Capt. George W. Gull
lum is her DISTINGUISHED commander, a nd
r. II. Kerr aud Willie Frazier are her ac-
eomplished aud obliging CLERKS.
FOE NEW ORLEANS The unrivalled low
pressure Richmond. the most pleasan
passenger steamer afOat, having laid Owe
a day TO allow hrr pas.engers pleasure
WI be down this Afternoon, positively, 81
route to New Orleans and all way ports, II
charge OF those illustrlous gentlemen am
old-tlme steamboatmen, Captain j. Stu
Neal, John 3. voolfolk and r. +. Lodge
Esq. The Richmond is grand noattn
palace, with spacious, airy and eleganii
appointed state-Tooms. Her engines ar
Iow-pressure, securing passengers from al
danger of explosion, and the experiene
and strict attention OF her officers an
crew, all picked men. give perfect securit
against accident or danger. Mr.. steel'
her admiral steward feeds well, and Pre-
fessors Sidney johnson and Wright Re
: Exeep a supply OF pure "low-pressure" an
and other potables.
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