The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-09
Arrivals and Departures.

cinnati; Mollie Norton and Sallie ",
Henderson, to return; Charmer, from
Cincinnati.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Armada and Quickstep, from
Cairo; Rapidan No. 2, from Eastport;
Emma Floyd, for Nashville; Sam. j
Hale, and Norman, from Memphis;
Clifton, for Memphis; Virginia, and
Indiana, for New Orleans; Mary
Houston, louisville, j. II. Groesbeck,
from New Orleans; Morning Star and
Tarascon, from Louisville; ClaraScott,
from Wabash; Fanny Brandeis, from
Nashville.
miscellaneous.
The weather, yesterday, was not
favorable for business, but still there
was considerable activity..-......The
Louisiana arrived at AN. with
very nice trip. and added largely here.
Captain Phillips has his big reflector
up aft, and will paint her wheel fiery
red at New Orleans for the benefit OF
st. Louis pilots. He don't propose
to be run into again........The Min
nicola passed down at Al o'clock with
an excellent trip, as usual.........The
{ Louisa and PetrOlia No. 2 arrived at
6 AM. from the Wabash, full of
freight, and with fair show of pas
" sengers.. Petrolia had S25
: barrels -four, 300 sacks oats, and
9 much miscellaneous freight......The
Cumberland had fair trip...... 1.-The
Abeona was about half loaded. She
added considerable freight here....
Captain Aft. Edwards and Baker
Reynolds are doing large job bust
ness with their tug Red Fox. ..........
Can't. Joe McReynolds wanted about
two more days of fair weather to have
r. his new boat enclosed. He will push
y her through ........ Captain w. h
N Westbrook, the sprightly river editoI
of the Memphis Avalanche, is on
= fy', to our city, and likes it. lie IN
Dc forms us that Jim Durf, having beer
elected Alderman, has retired from
the river, and is trying 10 fatten him
r self up, so as to look AldermanlC
He eats capon stuffed with oysters
,, Success to the enterprise..........Fh
prospects at noon yesterday wer
av highly indicative of stormy and col
"A weather. Old Boreas will bold IN
reius to-day aud rule the roast, els
we are mistaken in the signs OF tn
:" times......Among the passengers by tn
d. Louisiana yesterday, was Mock Lev
of Louisville, noted horse merehar
- and turf man.......Capt. Dan. Weave
rt is one of the pilots Of the EmperO
now on her way to New Orleans".'
The Silver Spray passed down at moo
yesterday, fully loaded, and witho'
landing. The Louisiana left at moo
, with her guards pretty close to IL
water. The Charmer arrived frol
ks, Cincinnati at p. NJ, with an exec
ate lent trip of freight and people 81
y, leaves promptly at 10 A. NJ. to-day
iu' Boats Leaving To-day
t. For CAIRo.-The magnificent A
mada is the regular packet for Cail
,o. aud all way ports to-day, at A P. N
and has unexceptionable passeng
r accommodations Capt. A. M. ID
souchet is her popular commando
and VIII. p. Fowler and Geo. Mic
elson are her attentive clerks.
Foa CINc1NNATI.-The prompt al
. reliable Charmer, with the renown
~ PIX. Barclay in command, and wi
= those accomplished young gentleme
1ec- Sam. james. John Ii. Triplett, at
iof John James in the Office, will lea
q q. promptly at 10 A. M. for C'ncinni
!. or and all way ports, and we want to s
her go out full.
- FoR LoUIsvLLE.-The beauti
II Rose Hite, Capt, 1. DOLLS, will lea
III promptly at 9 A. M. this morning
Louisville and all way ports. Pi
B. Branham is her admirable clel
ITS Go for her.
he The magnificent Morning Star,
charge of the veteran Captain A.
be Gilmore, will be the unrivaled pacl
'at for Louisville at $3.50 tonight, and
en- a grand floating palace. Dick Hut
inson and Henry Miller are her pie
r ing and obliging clerks.
III FoR HENDERsoN.-The elegI
~ and feet railroad transfer steam
Mollie Norton, leaves for Henderi
hat at A p. NJ. to-day, in charge of Ga
old Id Charley Perkins. an accomplished
iieer, having elegant accommodate
for. passengers. Ed. Terry and @.
n' OF Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen,
AGS, her clerks, and will dispense sml
PER and state rooms in the blandest mi
T. ner.
RES, The swift and beautiful Sallie
N Capt. Wallen. with Robert Brash
a ~ At in the Office. both pleasant and OBJ
ing gentlemen. leaves promptly at Z
M. iol Henderson, having elegant
those u ISs oommodations for passengers.
OF be FoR Woodbury.. - The beauti