The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-17

AAe weather yealeFABY was cloudy ana
cold, with mercury as 80 10 81 during the
day. The river during the u hours el.d-
ing at 3 PM, had fallen I'VE inches. II
viii be rising to-day, or at least station
airy. 10 IS rising AT ali POINTS rom PITTS.
burg down.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up TO 3
P,V. yesterday include the Quicl1step, Cairo
to RETURN Pine Blun, from Terre Haute
Petrolis, Henderson and return; Rich-
mond, to Newburg; West Wind. from
wabash River.
EORfs Doe Here.
Among the first boats due here are The
Fayetse, from Cairo; Palestine, from
Louisville; Champion. from St. Louis
Alice Dean and Fanny Brundeis. from
Memphis; eWelIin, from PASSPORT; Swal-
low, Nick LOngworth and Mary Houston
from New Orleans; Anna and Leonidas.
TO New Orleans; West Wind, from Wa
bash River; Robert Burns, for Mem
phis: ollie Sullivan, from Nashville:
Norman and Mountain Belle, from Gin
einnati; Emma Floyd, for Nashville;
Evansville aud Falls City, from Green
River.
a Boats Leaving T0-Day.
FoR CATRo.-The elegant and feet side.
whtel steamer Fay e,te will leave Tor Cairo
and All intermediate ports az pm. to-day,
with the U. 5. Mall aud the Adams Ex-
PRESS goods. she has FIRST. class cabin and
state-room appointments Throughout, and
is very fast. Captain Charles q. Perkins
gentleman Of large experience and uni
form courtesy, commands, and Duke Mich
elson, an old steam boat clerk, whose name
Is as household WORDS along the coast, and
HUhn hau ha sfaanwraa Foofo ~ f-fa,- a.
everywhere, has charge OF the ONCE, and
passengers and shippers will always re
ceive proper attention. Bot Castles, one
OF tire incest boys IN the bu:lness, Is her
freight clerk.
For CIEcINNATI.-The fine passenger
steamer Norman is announced to leave
for Cincinnati aud all way points alto
An. to-day. The Norman Is a flrst-elass
stern-wheel steamboat, with superior pas
senger accommodations. Captain T.. X.
Barclay. veteran oficer aud a highly
popular gentleman, commands. John IT.
Triplett and Lew morris, both affable and
oblising gentlemen. have charge Of the
ONCE. The Norman comes into the trade
TO stay, and we bespenk for her liberal
patronage. She Is, I'm every sense OF the
word, an Evansville boat.
For HEEDERsoN.--The ine little steamer
Petroiia No. 2, ia place OF the Fayette, ia
the Evansville and Henderson trade,
temporarily, leaves promptly at 3 p. II. to-
day, In charge Of Captain Cole, with Meesrs
Durland and Story as clerks. The Petrolia
has pleasant accommodation for passen-
gers.
For WABASH RIvER.-The good steamer
Pine Blur viii leave at 5 p. N. to-day for
New Harmony, Grayvilo and Mt Carmel,
having pleasant passenger accommoda-
tons. Capt. Bob Lancaster. an obliging
aud pleasant omoer, commands. and w.
II. McGlasson and Oscar Howard are her
accomplished and popular clerks. Give
the Pine Bluff foil Wabash River trip.
For sNAsHyILLE.-The splendid White
Collar Line steamer Emma Floyd VIII be
here early to-day, Ia charge OF those dis
tinguished officers, Captain Jim Chenos
weth and Capt. Bob Wise, en- route 10 NASH
Vile. The boat aud her officers are well
known aud popular All along the river.
The new aud finely -appOinted steamer
ollie Sullivan, Is announced for Nashville
to-day, aud has comfortable appoint
ments for passengers. Captain w. ID. Cow
ington Is her popular commander, and X.
q. Utterbach is her accomplished clerk.
We bespeak for the Ollie Sullivan a liberal
patronage.
For MEMPHIS. = The magnificent side
wheel steamer, Robert Barns, Will be
down to-day, en- route to Memphis. Capt.
Frank Stein IS her eminent commander,
and Alex. Power is her insuperable clerk.
Humphrey, Lewis a. Co. are her agents.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The finely appoints
ed steamer, Leonidas, is the regular Tx
press Line packet for New Orleans atsP.B.
to-day, and IL a good boat. Captain Law
renee Carter, gentleman pre- emintn at for
his many exeellencies, is her commander,
and A. c. McCaIlan Is her courtoors and
obllRing clerk.