The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-17
Arrivals ana Departures.

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Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures NJ
to 3 P. N. yesterday, include the
Mollie Norton, Henderson to return
Robt. Moore, Cincinnati to Nashville
Charmer, from Cincinnati; Rose Hite,
Louisville to return; Petrolia No. 2,
from Cannelton.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due arc the
Armada aud Quickstep, from Cairo
Belle Lee, r. e. Lee, and Nick Long
worth, for New Orleans; Virginia,
Emma No and Indiana, from New
Orleans; Champion, from st. Louis /;
Morning Star and Tarascon, from
Louisville; Hartford, from Green
River; Robert Burns, for Memphis;
Rapidan No. 2, from PASSPORT !;
Altoona, for st. Louis; Romeo. from
Nashville.
miscellaneous.
Business was very dull on the
levee yesterday, with but a single
arrival outside the packets.........The
Sam. Orr and Cumberland had mod
crate trips........The Robert Moore
was not near full-an unusual thing
for her.........The Mollie Norton, for
a wonder, came up half loaded The
hot weather, we presume, prevents
getting tobacco ready for shipment
1.-THE tow boat Tom Reese passed
down yesterday, with a tow Of empty
barges, in search of an iron pile.........
The Petrolia arrived aboRt l o'clock,
with fair packet trip.........The Rose
Hite arrived at 3 PM, with a moder-
ate trip of freight, and with a good
many people.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRO The grand Armada
the pet Of the Cairo line, is the I'M
rivaled packet this evening for all
points hence to Cairo, and has first
class accommodation. Capt A. NJ
Dusouchet is her excellent com
mander, and Billy Fowler, George
Nicholson, and I'd. Thomas are il
charge Of the Office, and arc PoPuia'
's"a aervuvtro geupivmfvu. The Ar.
mada makes close connection at Pa.
ducah with the Cumberland River
packet, Lewellin, and gives through
bills Of lading to all points on Cum
berland River.
For CINCINNATI. - The elegant
Charmer, one OF the best stern wheel
ers in the business, leaves at ten
o'clock this morning, for Cincinnati
and all way ports. She is admirably
appointed and we'll offered. Captain
p. X. Barclay is a veteran steamboat
man. Sam. james and Lew. Morris,
assisted by John James, attend to the
comfort aud interests of passengers
and shippers, and their guests will
receive the most courteous attentions.
For LoUIsVILLE.-The great Morn
ing Star, tho pride Of the Louisville
line, returns 10 Louisville at Pm.
this evening, aud is a choice boat for
passengers. Her state-rooms are
spacious and well appointed. Her
tables are literally and elegantly sup
piled, and her officers are experienced
and efficient, courteous, afable and
obligiDg. Captain A. r. Gilmore is
in command, and Kinnie Smith, Jr.,
aud Henry S. Mitchell, Are her popu
lar clerks.
For OAENELToN.-The neat and
excellent Petrolia No. 2 leaves
promptly at 10 AM to- day for Camel
ton and all way landings, for the es-
pccial accommodation Of the people
along the coast. She is in charge Of
those popular and clever gentlemen,
Captain John H. Triplett and John
Adams.
For HENDERsoN.-The gay and
festive Molie Norton leaves at 315
Pm. for Henderson, in charge ofthose
accomplished and popular gentlemen,
Captain Charley Perkins, A. o. Dur
land and O. j. Boyle, all proverbial
for their courteous attention to passen-
gers.
For GREEN RIVER - The fine
steamer Ada Lyon leaves at 4 Pm. to
day for Woodbury. and all way ports
on Green River, and is pleasantly
appointed. Captain W. j. Vanmeter
is in command. and J. +. Wilbanks -
her obliging clerk.
For WABASH RIvER.-The beauti-
full new steamer Clara Scott will leave
for the Wabash River at A o'clock
this evening. on hor last trip for the
season. She has excellent passenger
Appointments. She is commanded by
Captain Henry Scott, a veteran navi-
gator and highly social gentleman.
Cash. Thomas and Charley Chadwick
are her popular aud attentive clerks.
For EAsTPoRT. - The feet and
popular Sam. Orr leaves promptly at
Pm. to-day for Eastport aud all
way points on Tennessee River. The
Orr has excellent passenger appoint
ments. Captain Allen Duncan, her
commander, is an officer Of great ex
perience and a most excellent and
worthy gentleman. Guy Vineyard and
Alf Maynard are attentive to their
duties, and courteous and aceommo-
dating TO passengers.
For NEW ORLEAEs.-The magniii-
cent steamer Belle Lee is announced
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