The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

yesterday. and renewed the papers OF
that steamer. Hamilton is nm accom-
plished engineer, and has many friends
in this city. The Sullivan is at Mt.
Vernon. and enters the Wabash River
trade.
BOaa= Leaving TO-Day. IN
F0R CAIRo.-The gay Cumberland
with fine appointments and gallant
officers, is the regular packet for Cairo
and all way ports at 4 O'Clock this
evening. giving through bids of Iadine
for all points South and West. Capt.
Ben. Howard, an experienced officer,
is in command. and Marion Wright
and Bruce Hunter, are her popular
officers
FoR HENDERsoN.-The feet and
finely appointed Mollic Norton is the
regular railroad transfer packet, and
leaves for Henderson at four o'clock
promptly, having elegant aceommoda-
tons for passengers. Captain Charley
Perkins, Ed. Terry and @. II. Boyle,
are her popular and obliging officers.
The beautiful clipper, Sallie VI,
~splendidly appointed and swift as an
eagle, leaves for Henderson promptly
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. Captain Wallen, a
gentleman Of the old School, com
mands, and Robert Brashoar, an at
tentive and gentlemanly officer, has
charge Of the office.
FoR WABASH RrvER.-Tba new
and elegant steamer Petrolia No. 2,
Captain Elias Rust, will leave at 5
o'clock this evening for GRANVILLE and
all intermediate Wabash River land
ings. She has pleasant passenger ac-
commodations. John Adams, an ex-
c%ellent clerk and a pleasant gentle
men. is in her Office.
FoR ST. LOUIS. = The Express
Lines elegant steamer Shamrock will
be here to-day for St. Louis, having
fine passenger appointments. Capt
George w. CuIlum, an accomplished
gentleman and an experienced officer
is in command.
For MEMPHIs.-The splendid side
wheel steamer, Clifton, magnificent 10
her cabin and state room appoint
ments, win be here early this morning,
On route to Memphis aud all way ports.
Her chief officers are those accom-
plished gentlemen aud experienced
n%avigators, Captain Frank Stein and
George Hunter, with whom it Is a de-
light TO travel. - 81
For NEW ORLEANs-The first.
class passenger steamer, Louisiana, is
announced for New Orleans, to-day,
and offers unsurpassed attractions to
travellers and shippers. She is com.
manded by Captain W. ID. Phillips, u
genial, wholc-souled and careful Off
Ger. Mr.. j. l.. Eagon, an accom-
plished gentleman, has charge Of her
Office. ia'tt ''i
For Mr.. CARMEL.@The elegant
passenger steamer Louisa, Capt. Tom
Boluss, will leave for Mt. Carmel and
all intermediate Wabash river land
ings, having pleasant accommodations
for passengers. Capt. Boluss Is an ex
perieneed boatman, and Charley
Crawford, his clerk, is polite, atteh-
tive and obliging. Henry Henning,
an attentive young gentleman, is her
freight clerk.
From wabash RIVER, Jabuary =, lbb3'-
For GRANVILLE, ID. Daily, l05 BUNDLES wag-
For New Harmony4Ford X Fltten. &
bales OF hay; Hugor a. Corion, 7 bales of
For Ashworth FerryAMr. sIofum, bale
For ST; Yernon-G. ". Thomas, % bar
rels meal.
For Hendsrson-w. J.. Marshal, I no. 3
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ford, 1881 pack
ages meat, ~ packages hldes, ~ bags Or
hides, 30 dry hides. 2 r. hides sheep pelts,
! barrel Of taliow, ! keg tallow, l bag tai
low; ~. Nlele, ~ sacks seed *
Co / barrel eggs. l box butter, 8 dry hides; 4
j. ID. HeinIann,2 BARRELS eggs Humphrey
Patrick 4 co, / box ofeggs. ~ casks shout
package shoulders, y casks hams ~ sacks
oats; w. q. Brown, ! barrel eggs, Isl sacks
oats, 50 sacks wheat; BabcOelk Steel, IS kegs
lard, 3 tierces Lard. |
MASIFEsr-Of the steamer Quiclrstep.
from Cairo. January y n, 1921 sieffer, |
y pckgS leather, &cs Levi Johnson, 1 bar OF
mdse; A HeIbing g co, 3 tons scrap iron
Schultze, Truman 81 Co, 10 pckgs mdsa III /
NJ SweeLser, 3 bags feathers; Happier AZ
Schnackentump, 4 box mdse; II Allen, 2 |
boxes eggs and butter: RaZon, Dickey ~
Carson, 3 dressed hogs and p pckgs mdse
Hodge, Carr a. Co., l hbl whisky; Charles |
Scnaum AZ Co, ~ bbls whI&ky; AaumbertS,
10 bags feathers; II DunkersOn 4 Co, 3SI /
sacks corn, 1 hid tobacco.
Louisville-3 hhds OF tobacco and 2 boxes
tobacco. /
C~inclnnati-2 boxes egga lf.
GIenniIsgs from OWr Exchanges,
~PITTsBURG.-The Commercial Of Tuesda
says:
The marks last evening indicated four