The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20

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Arrivals ana Departures.
The arrivals and departures up t,
3 Pm. yesterday include only tn
Quickstep, Cairo, to return; Molli
Norton, Henderson, to return; Petro
liza No. 2, to Cannelion.
Boats Due Here.
Among the FIRST boats due here ar
the Armada from Cairo; Pales
tine, from Louisville; Anna, for ST
Louis; Minneola, for Memphis
4 P. w. Strader and Leonidas, from
| New Orleans; Altoona, from st. Louis
| Charmer and Fanny Brandeis, from
CincinDati Clara Scott. from East
port Ada Lyon and Hartford, from
| Green River
! ~ zEiseclIaneOus. I..s.
i Yesterday was especially dull on
the leyee, with no arrivals up to 3P. NJ
except the Quiekstep and Mollie N or
ton.........The Quickstep had a fair
trip......."The Mollie Norton had 60
or 20 hogsheads of tobacco and a good
| passenger list,..,...The Petrolia No.
/ 2 left for Cannelton with a moderate
trip......."J. H. Rocker Il Co. have
on Brown a. Co.'S wharf boat large
lot Of stoves and hollow ware, await.
ing shipment to Memphis. Evans.
vile manufactures are becoming
highly popular in the South and
Southwest. The shipmeu. BY Roel-
ker & Co. includes $50 sioves.........
Guy Vinyard, clerk Of the Sam Orr, is
in the city. He was a passenger on
the Cumberland when she blew up,
but escaped unscratched. Some Of
the books Of the Cumberland were
blown overheard, but were suisse
quently recovered.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRO.-The fine passe niger
steamer Norman, having been com
pletely repaired, will positively leave
for Cairo and all way ports at sharp
4 PM. to-day. She is admirably APP
pointed, and is in command Of those
accomplished and courteous gontle-
men, Capt. o. Hewitt aud Ben. May,
who viii spare no pains to render
passengers comfortable, and subserYe
the interests of shippers. $500
FoR LOUISVILLE. -- The beautiful
and feet Palestine will return to
Louisville this evening. aud is one Of
the most pleasant and popular boats
that come to our wharf. Capt Frank
Hurry. a pleasant and obliging gem
tlemau, has command and Phil. b.
Branham and William HAYES are
her ahable, courteous and attentive
clerks. Her hour of departure is 8
o'clock IN. I.naa.
For New ORLEANS. - The great
steamer Indiana may be positively
expected en- route for New Orleans
to day. and is unsurpassed ia elegance,
safety and perfection Of her equip
ments. Captain Reuben f. Neal,
Charley Miller and Elliott Miller,
names illustrious in maritime circles,
are her chief officers, ard arc pro-
verbal for their polite and unwearied
attention to passengers.
FoR HEEDERsoN.-The elegant and
fleet railroad transfer steamer, Mollie
Norton, leaves for Henderson at 3:15
p. NJ. to day, in charge of Captain
Charley Perkins, an accomplished
officer, having elegant accommoda-
tions for passengers. A. o. Durland
and G. J. Boyle, two pleasant gentle
men, are her clerks, and will give
strict attention to the comfort of pas
sengers.
ssIeaninss from oar Exchanges.
CINcIENATL-The Commercial Of
Wednesday says
Capt. Frank. Stein, Of the Robert
Burns, acted as Umpire In the game
Of base ball played at Memphis on
the 18th, between the Bluffs, of Mem
phis. and the Southern Club, Of New
Orleans.
Fowler. Lee & Co, Of Paducah,
through Mr.. IT, S. Royse, Of Cinoin-
natl, are giving through receipts to
Dycusburg, Eddyyille, Hillman's,
Canton, Rockcastle, Linton, and in
termedis.e points on Cumberland |
River.
In the absence Of Captain w. b. |
Miller, who is visiting his Lake /
Shore friends, Capthin John Carroll 4
is temporarily commanding the Dear
Line packet Minneola, now loading
for Memphis.
Charlie Miller, clerk of the .lndi-
ana, was here yesterday IN search o.
barge. He returned TO Louisville ~ !
last nights tram.
The Gaaette says:
The Belle Vernon swung out OF The
channel at Burlington. going up, and
at last accounts was likely 70 remain
there until rise IN the river. Men
were Wading around the boat IN water
less than knee deep.
,Jr.. viii leave for Evansville to-day.
She is a beauty as she lays on the
water row. Her distinguishing mark
at distance is a red collar on her
cbimneys. The Charmer has made
mooey Ia the Evansville trade, and,
Of course, is popular. Mr. s. Il.
James, her owner, is her chief clerk,
assisted By MIR. Thomas Bond.
The Fanny Brandcis, from Evans.
vile, win be found at the wharf this I
She will hurry out her
freight and Immediately reload for !
Natchez and New Orleans, :