The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-10
Boats Due.

Charmer, from Cincinnati; Rose Hite,
Louisville to return.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Armada and Quiekstep, from
Cairo; p. w. Strader, Mary Houston
and Richmond. for New Orleans f;
Virginia, Silver Spray, Nick Long
worth and Indiana, from New Or
leans, Romeo, from Nashville; Law
renee and Anna, from St. Louis;
Morning Star and Tarascon, from
Louisville; Robert Moore, for Nash
vile; Ada Lyon, from Green River;
Minneola. for Memphis; Rapidan
No. 2, from Eastport; Champion, for
st. Louis.
miscellaneous.
Business on the levee yesterday was
moderately active.........The Sam. Orr
had an excellent trip IN, consisting Of
lumber, cotton, tobacco, scrap iron,
&e...~.....The Mollie Norton brought
up about 100 hhds of tobacco, large
lot of laths and other freight, and a
goodIy number of people. The Mol
lie Norton has brought to this city
this season over four thousand hogs
heads of tobacco, and expects to bring
about 1900 more........The Cumber-
land had moderate trip........The
Mary Houston had moderate freight,
but good passenger trip. She dis
charged a few small lots here. She
arrived at 5:15 yesterday morning.
.........The Falls City, detained at Lou
isville patchinga boiler, did not arrive
till A. N. yesterday. She had a
moderate trip.........Tho Louisa left
at o'clock with the Sunday School
connected with the General Baptist
Church Of Independence, and was
crowded. She contemplated going to
the vicinity Of Owensboro.........The
Rose Hite arrived at 100 with a
fair freight and passenger trip.
boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIROEThe grand Armada is
the regular Cairo packet at o'clock
to-day, and there is none better or
more pleasantly appointed in commits
sion. Capt. A. M. Dusouchet, VIII.
p. Fowler, George Nicholson, and
Ed. Thomas, her chief officers, are
just the style of gentlemen to make a
boat popular and prosper. Genial,
gentlemanly, and attentive, everybody
loves to travel and sleep with them.
For CINCINNATI. - The excellent
steamer Charmer = regular aud re
liable - will leave for Cincinnati and
ali way points at 10 AN, offering adj
mirable accommodations to through
passengers and through shippers.
Capt. p. x. Barclay, Samuel and
John James, and Lew. Morris ale
her chief officers, and are ali sterling
gentlemen.
FoR LOUIsvILLE.-The peerless
Morning Star is the regular packet
for Louisville and all way landings at
6P. 81. to-day, and has superior pas
senger accommodations. being roOmy,
airy, and pleasant for travel during
hot weather. Her officers are those
experienced and attentive gentlemen
Capt. A. T. Gilmore, Kinnie Smith
Jr., and Henry S. Mitchell, who take
pleasure in contributing to the com.
fort Of their guests.
For CHAMPIONSHIPS gay Petro-
liza No. 2 leaves at sharp 10 A. NJ. foI
Cannelton and all way landings, hay
ing comfortable passenger aocommo-
dations, and attentive and obligine
officers. Capt. John Triplett com
mands, and John A. Adams las
charge of the Office.
For WooDBURY.-The pretty Ada
Lyon is the regular Green River
packet at Pm. to- day. aud is pleas
ant and popular steamer. She is IN
charge of those clever aud competent
gentlemen, Captain w. S. Vanmeter
John E. Wilbanks and Leopold Kahn
For HENDERs0N.-Ihe heeb ana
elegant Mollie Norton is the regular
e.. III. and N. RR transfer packet
and leaves for Henderson promptly al
4:15 PM. Captain Charley Perkins
T A. o. Durland and Jerry Boyle arc
her admirable officers, and are i'm.
mensely popular.
For WABASH RTvER.-The splen.
did new packet steamer, Clara Scott
leaves for Wabash River at P. M
o-day, aud will go to Mt. Carmel i
there is freight for that point. Sh,
is a new and beautiful boat, and it il
a real luxury to travel on her. Capt
Henry Scott commands, and Cash
Thomas and Charley Chadwick, pleas
ant and social gentlemen, arc hel
clerks. Get out your Wabash freight
For EAsrPoRT. - The splendid
Sam. Orr is the regular and deserved
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