The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-20
Boats Leaving To-Day.

Clncinnati......TheC Oosa Will be found AZ
the wharf this morning, aud returns TO
Memphis this evening.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-Phe magnificent Armada,
Captain Gus. Dusouchet. A. the ,eaular
packet for Cairo and all way ports a. pm.
to-day. She Is lively, and hangs high. w.
+. Fowler and George Nicholson are her
popular clerks.
FOR cINcInNATI.-The popular aud rell-
able Charmer, Capt. p. X. Barclay, leaves
promptly at 10 o'clock To- day for Cincin-
matt and all way port, taking passengers
and freight through without detention or
reshipping. Her clerks, sam. James, John
III. Triplett and John James, are attentive
and polite, and delight in making their
passengers comfortable.
FOR LOUIsvILLE.-The beautiful Rose
Hite leaves for Louisville az "a. M. to-day.
and Is complete boat OF her size. Capt.
Ike DOLLS IN a veteran in the service, and
Phil. b. Branham aud Jim Green, hor
clerks, ale favorites with passengers aud
shippers.
The magnificent Morning Star COOS 10
Louisville at $3.50 10 night, and Is not sur
passed for solid comfort by any steam
boat. Captain A. +. Gilmore, Dick Hutchi-
son, and Henry $. Mitchell are her chief
officers, aud are always courteous and
obIiging.
FoR GREEN RIVER. The Ada Lyon
Captain VS.. Vanmeter, leaves for Wood
bury At 3 o'clock p. NJ. Sine Is a great favor
lite In the trade. MFR. !. r. Wilbanks aud
Leopold Kahn are her attentive and obllg-
Ing clerks.
For MEAfPHB.-Tbe steamer CoOsa, hav-
ing pleasant passenger appointments, re-
turns TO Memphis at O'Clock p. N. to-day.
Captain Gus. Brown commands, and +. IL
Terry, a pleasant young gentleman, has
charge Of the Office.
FoR HENDERsoH.-The splendid Noble
Norton, Captain Perkins, leaves for Hem
derson at Pm. A. o. Durland and II. q.
Boyle are her attentive and obiiging
clerks
The saucy saIlie ", Captain WaIlsn,
also leaves for Henderson at pm. Bob
1zashear and Jim Hicks illuminate the
| Office.
For WABASH RIvER.-The gay Louisa,
Captain Tom Boluss. leaves tonight for
Wabash River, and Is pleasant passen-
ger packet. Charley Crawford ~ her ele-
| CANT and accomplished clerk.
For EAsrPoRr. The sam. orr is the
reliable aud popular packet f-r Eaetport,
at O'CLOCK to-day. q. p'. Allen Duncan,
her commander. is a most estitr able gem
item an, and VIM. Dunn aud All Maynaid
are her popular clerks.
FoR NEW ORLEANS The renowned
Dexter, baviog delayed her depaI tire
| from Louisville till to-day, win be here
tomorrow evening, and Is one OF the best
boats OF the fleet. Capt. Ed. Montgomery
commands, and FraBk o. Smith and Ar
thur Fields are her anable and obliei <
clerks.
MANIFEST stea Iner Fam Orr. Eaafport 10
i Evansville, February 49, 809--EVnn MS lille
L. kuif1er = Co, 10 bris potatoesi Topf,
Hite . cord pine knots; steamer Louisa
cord pine knots; John Briggs 70 SKIS corn.
box boz eggs; p ohas v H1 Co. s brIs e eHes
| Fish q Barter Pkg books; Marlin a Gard
ner hgds tobacco; James Oakley 81 bags
| Hooper bales cotton: Weldon Bros. & 90.
white steer Mr.: Harder bales cotton, 10
/ Brooks n dressed hogs; Captain Dubcan
/ 1000 feet lumber, 10 dry hides, lot urs
box eggs, brl dried fruit, bags corn, 80
dried fruit. SIX beans. bri eggs. . kegs do,
box maple sugar, bag rags, bales cot
/ q. q. NIblaeK 4 co 3ls SKIS corn; vi. III.
| Crawford head cattle; A. Gumberts bdi
coon skins. bdl sheep pelts, $50 dry hides.
4 As1NS VINO ADAs ANAAS pDApH nANAIh@A-
Point PIeasant-c. @. Williams. boxes
i tobacco.
LouisvIIIe-Trabue, Davis 4 Co.., bale
cotton = keg molasses, 4 boxes eggs; M.
/ Gwynn, bales cotton ID. Al. DAVIS A Co,
bales cotton; a. Vaughan & CO., hogs
CIncinnaii-UnIon store Line. bales
| cotton; BODert Moore * Co., ~ bales cot
ton, hogshead tobacco.
MANIFEsr - or the steamer Charmer
from Cincinnati 20 Evansville, February
/ 10, 1S69.-Wm Holman, 10 sheets or iron
/ Boettieher a Kellogg, - packages inn,.es
Il and % coils rope; Kesler n KRAFT, DCAee
l fish: ~ Dalzel boxes nsi a n Chrlst32O
| Bbls apples; A Christ, 10 bDle houft PHI
/ Ter, hhds tOhaccos VIM Bauer pcNs47
mdse Tapf q Long, 20 Ddis E5 5s,.l,. Wieriln
| 40 kegs lead and keg ntberage; far1,,ons,
/ fsesvifl q Monett, ~ pkgs rndas , y BRIDE
/ uvell bDi Blue Lick water v ~ Ferris
| pkRs machinerys biein hes . itlhANhs ~
IONS Dig IRONS Mil 4 Headiy. 75 SKIS seed !;
| Tss oaftey 80 bags COTTON yarn; Weldon
f3ros M bDis flour; Woodrow Heltz a Co
| n rags horse SHOES; BtOckWeil a. Go, 90 bxs
| cl,eese. Tenny q BOWles y boxes chez b:
samuel orr. 80 bdls plow handles, g - iia
/ 4 Single trees, and neck yOkes: Cloud a.
| Akin. "A bbls Varnlshf Reilly a Co 10 Dbl i
/ -four, and bids faclEas 4 DuaOuchet a,
/ Co, 50 bbls -four; n ~ Berry, 2 pcs castings;
Baird a start, 40 oals gunniss; q Wilhei-
! mi, II bbls ale. 4 Babcock, . bdls single
i trees: Steinback. Wack q Co, 8 bdis 40;
! Humphrey, Patrick a co. box mdse
/ For HendersOn-3O kegs beer, 4 barrels
whisky, barrels oil, - packages mer-
/ chandiGe.
For Mount Vernon-l6 packages liquors.
| For UniontOwn--S packages liquor.
| FOR paducah-S barrels ale, 10 packages