The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20


- F0R CINCINNATI - The popula
Y. steamer Charmer leaves promptly a
J. 10 A. NJ. to-day for Cincinnati aud a.
way points, providing the most pleas
ant accommodations for passenger:
and taking freight through to Cincin
natl without detention or reshipment
!: p. K. Barclay, her commander. is
Z gallant gentleman, and careful an
:. experienced officer. Samuel James
John FL. Triplett and John Jane
e her clerks, are accurate, genial anc
!, obliging gentlemen.
7 For LOUIsvILLE.-The fine steame
Palestine, Captain John FL. Pecken.
paugh, will leave for Louisville and
ali way landings at nine o clock this
morning, having pleasant passenger
appointments. Capt Peckenpaugh is
an accomplished gentleman, and Phil.
b. Branham. her clerk, is a great
favorite with travellers.
The great floating palace, Morning
Star, Captain Gilmore. leaves at $50
tonight, for Louisville and all way
landings. She is luxuriously appoint
ed. Dick Hutchison and Henry Mitch
ell, two as pleasant young gentlemen
as ever welded pen, are her popu.
lar clerks.
For HENDERsoN.-The Mollie Nor
ton, Captain Perkins, leaves for Hen
derson at PM, having pleasant ac-
commodations for passengers. A. o.
Durland and G. Fl. Boyle are her ex-
cellent clerks.
For WooDBURY.-The pretty Ada
Lyon, Captain w. s. Vanmeter,
leaves for Woodbury. at 5 o'clock
to-day. j. +. Wilbanks, courteous
young gentlemen, has charge of the
office.
For EAsTPoRT.-Thef fleet and ele-
CANT Tennessee River packet Sam
Orr, in charge of that excellent off
eer and worthy gentleman Captain
Allen Duncan, goes to Easlport and
all way landings at o'clock to day,
having very pleasant accommodations
for passengers. Guy Vineyard, an old
and experienced clerk In the trade,
has charge of the Office, and AL. May
nar1 is her obliging freight clerk.
For MEMPHIS. = The excellent
steamer Coosa, Captain Gus. Brown,
may be expected to leave at four
o'clock to-day, for Memphis and all
way ports, having pleasant accommo-
dations for passengers. Mr.. p. IL.
Terry, pleasant and obliging gentle
man, has charge of the Office, and will
see that passengers are well attended
to. A cleverer gentleman than Cap
tain Gus. Brown is hard to find.
For New ORLEANs.-The new and
elegant steamer Mary Houston is an
nounced for New Orleans and all way
ports at 3 P NJ. to-day. She is one of
the most finely appointed and best
boats in the trade. CAPITA in
Il. Ii. Durham, a veteran officer and
| gentleman of the old school, COM I
nands, and Harry Walker and Nick
Pennington, two gentlemen distin-
yuished for their great courtesy and
trict attention to the comfort of pas
engers, are her clerks. '
For ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY.-The ele- q
yant steamer Altoona, Capt Hiram j.
Vinton, is the Express Line steamer Il
or st. Louis and way ports on Sun o
lay, at y NJ. She has elegant passen-
or accommodations and obliging L
Jerks
MANIFEST CT STR. CHARMER - From
'tncinnati to evansville, Nov. I9.-Hum-
handise; W. q. Brown IL Co., packages
I merchandise; Hayhurst y Whitaker,
barrels of potatoes; Ihos. Scantlin d
on, Il packages CRATES; V. Ferris, pack :,
ges OF m achiues Gibson q Welsh, @ pack "
ges hardware; w. Human, 23 sheets and
airs of iron; Mark & Warren, 80 boxes of | I,
Tare: Fahnley q Kuhn. 100 bags barley; | eN
w Wymond, boxes paper; Oliver Perry
ags cotton warn: McCorelSIe A. Tweed e'
ackages shafts and pulleyS; Hudspeth d | 10,
dams, DO yes merchan diSe; q Il Niback,
cots and shoes; A Christ, 10 barrels HoGr: q
reston & Mentfee, p boxes soap; Tennyr
oxes merchandise; 9 Armstrong, q bun F,
les wood in shape; w NJ Headley, 10 bun
els potatoes, 10 sacks clover seed Croft
boxes q ware: z Kraiz, IL packages mer-
landise; II o BabcocR, 40 bags clover
sed; ChaS Welhelmi, "a barrels ale; stein
ack. Waek < Co. 8 bal l. Trps; l f Brown
heels O>'' 'p'''' S"'" VII 'un0ieS
or reShf pment:
For Wabash River-l2 Harveststers COM
iete, In q packages; S97 packages of mer-
landse. L.
For Henderson, IS packages of merchan- Tt
Use. WI
For Mt. vernon-28 packages mdse. ia
For Uniontown-5l packages mdse. ia
For Ca1ro-7O barrels of cement and 10
lHSter
For Memphis-25 bbIs of plaster and ce. Sc
lent; 10 bbls ale, 81 pckgs mdse. r.
For Nashvilie-67 pckgs.
For Eddyville = pckgs.
For Tennessee River-9S pckgs mdse.
1sIeAnfngs from our Excnauxes.
PrTrsBURG.-The Commercial of Wednes- 81
~ says:
The marks last evening indicated seven
ct six inches and falling slowly. The
Gather remains cold. The snow is rauidIv I'll
appearing. On the wharf business was
tive, with liberal shipments of Pittsbursy
There is also a large emf
alton West.
Commercial of Thurs
" says: To
A Vicksburg dispatch, referring to the o'C
lrning OF the Ruth, says the fire Started
nong the hay in the hold. The engineer o'c
abe the discovery, spoke to the pilot +
rough the spea ki ng-trumpet, and the
ore, ran her into clump of willows -
here she was forced to the bank, and
h humber; among them sixty ladies, got Re
ggage was distinguishing 500 { worth of
very. me Ruth had 800 tuns freight
Guiding 200 head of horses and mules. ali
which We're lost. After burning about
rec quarters OF an hour Ges troving the
Dper works, the officers succeeded in sent
ng the hull The Calumet and Plain =
Icksbnrg passengers 10