The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-30

Lyon, Captain VS.. Yanmeter. leaves
for Woodbury. at 3 O'clock to-day. j.
+. WIlbanks, a courteous young gem
tlemaD, has charge OF the Office.
FOR NAsHv1LLE-The fne passen-
ger steamer Romeo. Captain J. v.
ThrOop, leaves for Nashville and all
way ports at a o'clock to day. having
elegant accommodation for paasen-
gers. Captain Josh. Is one Of u
most experienced steamboatmen. and
deserves a liberal patronage. George
Throop is her obligibg clerk.
The neat and stauneh Alpha, also,
leaves for Nashville at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
to-day. Capt. Ryman and Mr.. Gracy,
her chief officers, are noted for their
urbanity and courtesy to passengers.
FoR EAsTPoRT The pioneer Ten
nessee River packet, Sam. Orr, in
charge OF that excellent officer and
worthy gentleman, Captain Allen
Duncan, goes to PASSPORT and all way
landings, at 4 o'clock to-day, having
very pleasant Accommodation for
passengers. Billy Dunn, one Of the
best clerks aAOat. i in the Office, and
AL. Maynard, a pleasant, accurate and
courteous young gentleman, has
charge Of the freight department.
Load her to the guards.
FoR NEW ORLEANS ON SUNDAY
The famous, flying Dexter, Captain
Ed. Montgomery with Frank q.
Smith and Arther Field as clerks,
names renowned in river circles, will
be down tomorrow AZ A p. H., for
New Orleans and all way ports. The
Dexter is very completely appointed,
and the heetest boat that ever turned
a wheel.
FoR MENPHIs.-The steamer Coo
sa, Captain Gus. Brown, having dne
passenger accommodations will leave
for Memphis and alt way ports at 4 P.
N. to. day. Mr.. p. II Terry, her clerk,
is a genial and accomplished gentle
man.
MARIFEsr Of steamer Sam. Orr. East-
/ DUfI 10 HNnnNNAliEs. ~ AANINNN aIAlAH l.las-
Steamer Alpha, 4 cord pine knots; steam
er Ada Lyon, a cord pine knots; Bsotti-
cher. Kellogg a Coz box axes; hagon,
rags, Sdiy hides: g., ~ plckeraou, 5 bates
COTTON: w. O.. Brown, "a batoa cotton 3
bif u 20. 8Ibales Gotten y boxes sewing
machines; kerneg q ttnrner. u bales cot
Nibiaelx 4 20. I,7l8iuss eorn; Lichten 8
l~chenhauBOu, A dressed hogs.
CONSULTATIONS 5 Resell, 10 barrels Of
II afHHnfw a. ri AZ IL KNuHNau d NmNn nnHa
tons Porter, Fairf0x q Co,,l AZ bales cotton
y bags peanuts; Charles Muthank, 4 Tot OF
cincinnan-Robert Moore & co, I hind.
! tObarcG, A bales cOttou; Agent u. NJ q. az
x Railroad, \ bales cotton.
Phiiadelphtn-Caeson Tucker q bales
cotton.
aTeantnEs from onF
PrrTsBURG.LThe Commercial OF Weduea-
day says;
The MonougRhela marks indicated four
feet six inches water and falling The
wemther has been cold hut ia moderatlng.
b~nsiness on the landing was duii' reighta
being scarce.
OnSorNNArLLrho ~obasfaercial OF Thurs
Capt. John BROOKS has been appointed
clerk OF the Great Republic. The Great
Republics repairs are deferred on ec-
count OF nigh water in the Ohio. bat she
will be ready 10 launch i'm three or four
days after they are once begun.
The Gozene says
The Lady Grace Will enter the Evans
Will trade as a regular weekly packet, leave
Ing here on her nrst trip ON Saturday
? Captain James ~. Troy viii have conn
mand, and 10 ~ believed th0t ME. john
,, Triplett, now on the Chnrmer, Will nave
charge Of her office.
LoUIsv1LLE. = The C0UgFer-J0uynG of
Thursday says;
The LeClaire went on the canal docks
yesterday, and win be speedily made as
good as new FL
The Mai. William, having been altered
from a propeller - n m"eh.~lOoklng atermHa
4 wheeler, will leave Madison for the Wa
bash River this week.
G The Peoria city, from 50. Louis, with Doc
tons OF iron ore, arrived at New Albany
G Yesterday, and as there was not SUFFICIENT
a water for her to ascend t1n fails, aud Hs6he
y is too wide for 1he carat, she commenced
n dischargfng her cargo mt New Albany
II IL IN rumOred az Eincinunu that Captain
- Charles bravo and others are about COM
iracting with parties a. New Albany Tor @
z magnificent atenmer for the Clmclnnnll
a and Ptttsburg trade.
ST. LOUIS. The Dealoorat or Thursday
says: .n.r
I, The river declines very Slowly. NavtBa-
ton 60 KeoNuic as Interrupted by low
2 water aud ICE. IHe Mollie McPike broke
a through a RorGe OF ice going up. and re-
peated the OpeNatlOn On her way down. ln
d The Illinois amt isaOuri she's Us plenty OF
water, and hence 10 Cairo there "a an
g abundance. atH n AID Business
q fair for the season.
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