The Evansville journal., 1869-09-11
on Time thls morning.
BOats hcaVIng TO-Day.

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For CARO.-The fine passenger steamer
John Lums1en will leave promptly at 4
O'Clock p. n. to-day, with mail and express
for Cairo and all way ports. Captain owen
Davis commands, and Geo. Nicholson and
Ed. Thomas are her clerks. All are clever
competent and obliging. The LumRden ia
plying in place or the Armada, and is well
appointed. All Maynard Is assisting In
the freight department.
For CNcINNATI.-TheH splendid Charrler
is the regular packet for Cincinnati at 10
A. n. to-day, and will leave promptly on
time. She is splendIdIy appointed. Capt.
John James, Jr., is her commander, and
Sam. T. James aud Mr.. M. N. Deem are her
accomplished and obliging clerks
For LoUIsYILLR.-The Eylph-Iike, low
water packet BurksvIlle, VIII leave for
OWensboro, to carry the mail, freight and
people to the Rose Hfte, the regular Louis
Vile packet for to-day The Burks VILE
will go through without detention, and
passengers and shippers win ma her
roomy, and commanded by attentive om-
GERS.
&FoR CANNKLToN.-The fine coast packe {
Petrolia No. 2, leaves for Cannelton and
all way landings at sharp ten this morn
ing, In charge or those pleasant and obIig-
ing gentlemen, Captain John n. Trplett
and John A. Adams. Passengers will be
well cared for.
FOR HRSDERsor.-The elegant and feet
railroad transfer steamer Mollie Norton
leaves for Henderson at 3I5 Pm. to-day.
in charge OF Captain Charley Perkins. an
accomplished omcer, having elegant ae.
comm Odaiions for passengers. A. o. Dur.
land and G. ]. Boyle, two pleasant gentle
men, are her clerks.
FOR MEGPHIs.-The magnificent steamer
Edinburg, nearly new, and in complete
order, is announced for Cairo, Columbus
and Memphis to-day, and is a very elegant
steamboat Captain II. s. Yerkes, the re-
nowned Arkansas Traveller, is in com
mand, and Samuel ]. Armstrong is in the
Office. PIeasantsr gentlemen cannot be
found.
MENORAKDUM - or the Evansville and
Cairo Mail Packet steamer Clara sc1tt---
Left Cairo, Wednesday, September 5th, at
~ o CLOCK ?. H Boats in port: Julia
NIcaolas Longworth, Fairy Queen, and
General Anderson. Passed VIM. White
At Caledonia; met Alpha above Metropo-
lis; arrived at Paducah at III o'clocki Kate
Robinson IN port. Met AbeOna at the foot
OF Deg Tooth Island; met Ella hukuts
above GoIconda: John Lumsden at Par
kfnson's IandinR: GalIatin at Hurricane
Island. Passed Jim Watson barge IN tow,
aground at Walkers Bar. Met LeWelln
Vile: met Fanny Brandets below mt.
Vernon; Phantom, Umpire, and VIII. >.
HAYS at Mt. Vernon. Lost ten hours in
fo0 -Four feet ater on Walkers Bar,
the shoalest point between Evansville and
Cairo
MANIFEST OF the steamer Clara Scott,
Cairo to EvansyilIe.-She has for j z Nor.
ton boxes n1dses II M SWeetser. L bag OF
wool; Mann & Vaughn. l sack OF sacks.
LEIGH & Lemcke, box medicine: Babcock
& Steele, 90 Ddls shingles: Preston 4 Menf-
fee, bag or IeaIhers: Ragon, Dicl1ey q
Carson, pkgsi Vim Holman, ! cask OF
boxing.
She discharged large lot or nnIsceIIsne-
GUS freight at shaWnee.own. Uniontowu,
and Mt. Vernon. Fair pas sengcr list.
GIeanInEs from our Exchange.
PITTsBURG.-The Commercial OF Tburs-
day says:
The marks on the bridges Indicated three
feet and rising rapidly. We had heavy
rains all the forenoon, and heavier ones
during the al. eTnoon. There Will be a big
river, for certain. Dispatches flom OF
City report foCd al that point. with
heavy rains and tie river rising. Navi-
CATION may be considered open TO All
Dispatches from Oil City report the river
high and rising rapidly. The bulk boat
business viii soon open up.
CIEcINNATI.-The Commercial OF Thus
day says:
At meet ting or the stockholders Of the
Mem his and Arkansas River PacKet = o.
held at Little Rock sept. y the IoIlpMin8
Directors were elecl ed FOR the ensuing
year. Rees Pritcbard, John WoOcDuTns
r. l.. Hatnes, Harrison B!atsdell, ana John
n, adams The lew Board re- elected Maj.
John d. Adams President, ana J. u. lar
den secretary. 4,, t-,
Forty bales OF new cobtoA arrived al
Memphis on Monday.
The Times Of Thursday evening, say:
The heavy rains on the head waters Of