The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-27

weather ANA water.
The weather yesterday morning was
clear and cold, with a keen. piercing
southwest wind. The river during the
twepty-fo hours ending at PM, had
fallen ten inches.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock Pm. yesterday were the Sam. Orr,
from Eastport, Sam. j. Hale, Cincinnati
to Memphis; Cumberland. Cairo 10 return
Mollie Norton and Sallie ", Henderson 70
return; MoIlie Hambleton, from New
burg; Leonidas. Cincinnati to New Or
leans.
"a ROats Due.
Among the FIRST boats due here are the
Armada, from Cairo; Rapidan No. 2, from
Passport; Robert Moore, for Nashville;
Darling and Silver Moon. from Memphis;
MinneoIa, for Memphis Louisiana and
Mary Houston. for New. Orleans; Dexter,
Legal Tender, Virginia and Richmond,
nom New Orleans; Emma Floyd, Romeo
and Fanny Brandeis, frorl Nashville;
Lawrence and Melnotte, from 81. Louis;
Morning Star and TarascoD, from Louis
Vile; the Lady Grace, from C%incinnatii
Falls City, from Green River: Clara scott
and Petrolia No. 2, from Wabash River;
SHAMROCK Tor 81. Louis.
miscellaneous
Business was not particularly active on
the levee yesterday foTenOon..-.-.-.The
Sam. Orr arrived from Passport at 2 A. NJ.
with a moderate trip. having experienced
h worst sort OF weather..a..The Cum
berland had al excellent trip, %ineluding
over 80 hhds tobacco. Her chief clerk, NJ.
Wright, failed TO make connection last
Tuesday, but was confidently expected
yesterday, but did not come. he was sad.
Is disappointed In not getting back sooner.
But then 1T is 80 different when one
Ioves."---.The Sam. J.. Hale had a good
trip for Memphis. She passed down az So
yesterday morntng---The MOllie Hambie-
ton returned from Newburg about noon.
yesterday having taken a large quautity
of freight at that place-..---A t~Ow-boat.
probably the Grand Lake, passed down
yesterday morning before day light-.~~-
The white s~ea-guils, f1r The last two or
three days, have held high carnival, amid
The storm of wind that has prevailed .....,.
The clustering weather yesterday had a
tendency 20 impede navigation, gnd sew
eral boats were overdue at P.Ma..~.The
barkeeper ON the Mollie HambIeton Inn
ports his cigars direct from Havana,
pressly for the passengers by that boat.
The Cumberland was getting a nice trip.
....--...The Hambleton took 200 bales Ofhay
and considerable meal and -four at New
burg. She leaves promptly at 3 Pm. to-day.
...-.-..The Leonida arrived at 2 PM yes
terday, with a full cargo. all she could
carry. Capt. Ed. Evans deserves and
always receives a big trip.
- Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-The magnificent Armada,
- - -
packet for Cairo and ali way ports at4P.M.
to-day. She has splendid passenger APP
poIntments. w. p. Fowler and Geo. Mich
elson are her popular clerks. Through
bills OF lading given 10 all points south
and west.
For CIEcIKHATI.-The feet and ele ant
charmer, Captain p. X. Barclay, leaves
promptly at 10 o'clock 70 day for Cincin-
natl and all way ports, taking passengers
and freight through without detention or
reshipping. Sam. James, John IL. Trip
lett and John James are her %attentive
clerks.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The beautiful Pales-
tine leaves for Louisville at A. NJ. to-day,
and Is a complete boat OF her size. John
Peckenpaugh is her popular commander,
and Phil. b. Branham aud Jim Green, her
clerks, are favorites with passengers aud
shippers.
The magnificent Morning Star goes TO
Louisville at $3.50 tonight, and Is not sur
passed for solid com ort by any steam
boat, Captain A. r. Gilmore, Dick Hutchi-
son, and Henry s. Mitchell are her chief
officers. and are always courteous and
obliging.
For GREEN RUVER.-The Ada Lyon.
Captain w. 3. Van Meter, leaves for Wood
bury at q O'Clock p. M. She is a great favor
ito In the trade. Mr.. J.+F. Wnbanks and
Leopold Kahn are her attentive and oblg-
ing clerks.
FoR HEEDERsoH.-The splendid Mobile
Notion. Captain Perkins, leaves for Hem
derson at i Pm. a. Durland and II. q.
Boyle are her attentive and obiiging
clerks.
The saucy salIIe ", Captain Walton,
also leaves for Henderson at P. NJ Bob
Brashear and Jim Hicks illuminate the
Office.
For WABASH RIvER.-The gay Louisa
Captain Tom Boluss, leaves tonight for
Wabash River. and Is a pleasant passen-
ger PACKET. Charley Crawford Is her ele-
CANT and accomplished clerk.
For EAsTPoRF.-The Sam. Orr Is the reli-
able and popular packet for PASSPORT at 4
~ OAo1@ AoA1Ja CNRANA ~ DhAN1h
her commander, is a most estlmable gen
tIeman, and VIM. Dunn and All Maynard
are her popular clerks. Captain duncan
and the sam Orr are pioneers 10 tie Ten
nessee river trade, and should be literally
patrOnfzed.
FOX MEMPHIS. - The fine wheel
steamer Mollis HambleLon, not being able
to MI her engagements yesterday, returns
to Memphis positively at . Pm to-day. she
has pleasant passenger &C ommOdatlOns.
Captain Hampton and Major Paul, her
chief officers. viii give every attention TO
passengers and shippers.
FoR ST. L~oUIs.-Captain George W.. Cul-
Ium's splendid ExpTsssLdne packet Sham
rock Will be down Sunday morning, en-
route 20 st. Louis and all way ports. She
has elegant accommodations. Messrs. W.
II. Lodge and W. M. Frazier are her Obllg-
ing and attentive clerks.
ManIfests.
MANIFFgr-Of the steamer Cumberland.
February 26th; IS69,-w q Brown q 20, A
/ do; X T. DunkersOn a Co, lido; v II Hus-
ton DO; Woodrow, Iseitz q 20, al Pkgg;
A GuiGberts, 3 do: Ehrman, Fisher h Go,
20 bbls eggs; Miller. Gardner q Co, I pkg;
has Nlele q Co, 4 bbls peaches aud 2 b0fs
sugar; J q Hanthone. 2 bbls syrup; Reitz
butter; Miner a Dallam 3 boxes, bbis and
sacks; vickery Bros, 4 bGls eggs; Brandeia
& Crawfard, % bdls gunnies.
louisville hhds tobacco. and 1 bale OF
hides.
G~Ieamfngs from our Exchanges.
PIrndBURo.-The Commercial OF Wednes.
day says:
The marks last evening indicated eight
feet, and falling. The weather during the
forenoon was Intensely cold. Towards
evening it became more moderate.
CINcINNATL.-The Commercial Of Thurs
day says:
Capt. Ben. johnson, a prominent steam.
boat owner ofBL Louis, cOmmeuced a SUI
against a number Of cILIZens OF MemphH.