The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
Arrivals ana departures.

4N1W 1880 E 1850 A4R4A'
Vile to New Orleans; Sam. j. Hale
Cincinnati to Memphis; Sam. Orr
from Eastport; Cumberland, Cairo Il
return; j. III. Groesbeck, Cincinnati
to New Orleans; Norman, Memphis t.
return; Mollic Norton and Sallie V.
Henderson to return Rose Hite from
Louisville; Charmer from Cincinnati.
fa BORfs Due.
Among the first boats due hero arc
the Armada and Quickstep, from
Cairo; the Rspidan No. 2, from
EastpOrt; Coosa, for Nashville
Darling and Silver Moon, from
Memphis; the Minneola, for Mem
phis; Richmond, Louisville, and p.
w. Strader, for New Orleans; Alaska,
Louisiana. Indiana and Virginia,
from New Orleans; the Morning Star
and Tarascon, from Louisville; Clara
Scott, from Wabash; Alpha, from
Nashville; Lawrence, for st. Louis
Ada Lyon. from Green River.
miscellaneous.
There was a considerable air of
business on the levee yesterday morn
ing....a..The Petona and barges and
Legal Tender took a large amount of
freight here.........The Sam. j. Hale
had a huge trip.........The Cumber-
land apd Sam. Orr had fair packet
trips.......The j. III. Groesbeck was
loaded to her guards........The Nor
man had about 400 bales Of cotton and
considerable miscellaneous freight.
Of her cotton, 221 bales were for +.
II. Huston q Co., Agents Of the IA
nous White Line.."....Capt. j. Nc
Reynolds has chosen the name of
Hartford for his new packet. She is
progressing finely, and will be out by
the 18th Of February, and leave here
regularly every Monday and Friday.
She will be a perfect beauty.........
The Louisa's cargo, which was still
aboard yesterday, will go forward to
Cincinnati by the Charmer to-day,
which boat will leave here with all
the freight she wants.
Boats heHvimG To-Day.
For CAIRO.-The magnificent Ar
nada is the regular packet for Cairo
and all way ports to day at A PM, and
has unexceptionable passenger accom-
modations. Captain A. Nj. Dusouchet
is her popular commander, and Will.
p. Fowler and George Nicholson are
her attentive clerks. The Armada
gives through bills Of lading to al
points South and West, and makes
close connection with the iirst-class
steamers for st. Louis, Memphis,
Vicksburg, and New Orleans.
For CINCINEATI.-The prompt and
reliable Charmer, with the renowned
p. K. Barclay in command, and with
those accomplished young gentlemen,
Sam. James, John III. Triplett and
John James in the Office, will leave
promptly at 10 A. NJ, for Cincinnati
aud all way ports, and we want to sec
her go out full.
For LOUISVILLE The beautiful
Rose LIite, Capt. l. DOLLS, will leave
promptly at 9 A. NJ. this morning for
Louisville aud all way ports. Phil.
b. Branham is her admirable clerk.
Go for her. le
The magnificent Morning Star, in
charge Of the veteran Captain A. T..
Gilmore, will be the unriyaled packet
for Louisville at $50 tonight, and is
a grand floating palace. Dick Hutch
ison and Henry Miller arc her pleas
ing and obliging clerks.
FoR HERDERsON.-The elegant and
feet railroad transfer steamer. MOllie
Norton, leaves for Henderson at A z.
n. to-day, in charge of Capt. Charley
Perkins, an accomplished officer, hay-
ing elegant accommodations for pas
sengers. ed. Terry and @. II. Boyle,
two pleasantgentlemen are her clerks,
and will dispense smiles and state
rooms in the blandest manner.
The swift and beautiful Sallie ",
Capt. Wallen. with Robert Brashear In
the Office, both pleasant and obliging
gentlemen. leaves promptly at A P. n.
for Henderson, having elegant accom-
modatiOns for passengers.
For WOODBURY.. - The beautiful
Ada Lyon, Capt. w. 5. Vanmeter,
an accomplished gentleman, com.
handing, will leave at 8 P. n. to-day
for Woodbury. aRd all way Greon
River landings. Mr.. j. f. Wilbanks.
a polite and attentive young gentle
man, has charge Of the Office.
FoR NAsHVILLE.-Tha ine, light
draught steamer Alpha, L. c.. Ryman,
Master, will lie I'VE at four o'clock this
evening, for Nashville and all way
ports, having pleasant accommoda-
tions. w. Il. Gracy, a pleasant and
obliging young gentleman, is her
clerk. .
For EAsTPoRT. The fleet and
finely appointed Sam Orr, the pio-
neer in the TENNESSEE River trade, Is
the fayorite packet for EastpOrt to-
dav at a o'clock. Capt Allen Duncan,
her commander. deserves a liberal
patronage, having devoted his time,
energy, and money to building up the
trade of the city. Capt. Billy Dunn,
an experienced and popular officer, is
her chief clerk, and Aft, Maynard is
her freight clerk. No boat could be
hetter oficered.