The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

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! BILLS Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
/ cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
wharf-boats viii be promptly attended TO.
weather aud Water
The weather yesterday was oppressfvely
hot, cloudy and close, with sigus of rain.
The river during the twenty-four
hours ending at three o'clock p. N. has
risen four inches and was rising slowly.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 p. NJ, yesterday, were the Beardstown,
from MI. Vernon with the Black Crook
Morning star, to Louisville; Molie Nor
ton, Henderson 20 return; Petrolia No. 2,
TO CanneitOn; Robert z. Lee, New Orleans
to Louisville; Tarascon, Louisville to re
turn; Liberty No. 4, Pittsburg to ST. Louis.
Boats Due.
Among the nrst boats due here are the
Cumberland. from cairo Mary Houston. p.
w. strader. and Robt. e. Lee, for New Or
leans; Louisville, Virginia, and Nick Long
worth, from New Orleans; Emma Floyd
and Linton, from Nashville; Maggie Hays
and Kate Robinson, from st. Louis;
Rose Htte, from Louisville; Robt
Moore, for Nashville; Ada Lyon, from
Green River; Robt Burns, for Memphis:
Sam. Orr. from Eastport; Minneola, from
Memphis; Shamrock, for st. Lou 3; Char
mer, from Cincinnati.
miscellaneous.
The weather was very oppressive till
noon. when the gathering clouds burst In
a deluging ran, attended at FIRST with
driving wind. The rain came from the
southeast, ard continued for some time,
rendering the atmosphere deliciOusly
pleasant and salu brious......-.B Business on
the levee wal only moderately active. with
no arrivals up TO noon outside the regular
packets, except the BeardstOwn with the
Black Crook troupe on board.........The
Mollie Norton came mp with a good trip.
.....--..The Petrolia No. 2 had a very large
amount of freight out, and q number OF
| people-........The Morning star did OF get
or for Louisville yesterday morning TIL
nearly o'clock. She took out an excellent
trip......-.The Quickstep was receiving lib
orally, and had fair prospects Of a foil trip.
THE Robert +. Lee arrived &C ~ r. Ar.
She had 100 bales OF cotton for this port.
1.-THE cuickstep, as will be seen
by her manifest below, had q splen-
did trip In yesterday morning.
The mercury before the rain yesterday
morning rose TO 9Oo, and after I p. N. the
clouds broke away and the sun shone out
with intense ardency 1.-THE TarascOn
arrived at 2 o'clock with a good trip............
The r. f. Lee was crowded with people,
including many Southern families who
come North to spend the Summer. Mr..
Peter Dusouchet and family were also pas
sengers by the Lee, and we regret to see
that Mrs. DusOuchet is In very feeble
health. We trust that the salubriOus air
of this climate Will restore her TO speedy
bealth.........We learn that the decision or
the Local Inspectors, In the c8se OF the
| Quickstep and Ollie Sullivan collision, has
been reversed By Supervising Inspector
| Guthrie, to whom an appeal was taken.....
The Liberty No. arrived AZ 2:30 p. NJ. with
two baTges aud fine new wharf boat for
some point below.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FOR CAIRo.-The good steamer Cumber-
land is the regular packet for Cairo and ali
way ports at p. n. to-day, aud Is a pleas
an. boat 20 travel on. Capt Billy Lowth
her chief, is a sterling gentleman, ana
Marion Wright and Bruce Hunter ar
| pleasant and obliging clerks.
| FOR LOU WILLIE. - The beautiful Rose
Htte, Captain Frank Hurry, with Phil. q.
Branham and VIM. Halves IN the ,fIioe,
Will leave Tor Louisville and ali way
| points at o'clock this evening. The Rose
Hite has fine passenger accommodations,
| and her officers are noted for their unob-
/ truslve, but courteous attention TO passen-
gers.
For HEEDERsoS.-The feet and popular
Mollie Norton leaves promptly al 3 o'clock
She is a neat and elegant boat, and Capt.
PERKINS, Jerry Boyle, and La fact her
whole roster are pleasant and agreeable
gentlemen.
FOR ST LoUIs.-The splendid steamer
| Shamrock, Of the Cincinnati aud st. Louis
express Line, will be here this morning
en- route TO Cairo and 1t. lOuis, having
elegant passenger accommodation. She
is commanded by that estinable gentle.
ma .. Captain George w. Cullum, with X.
IL. Kerr and Master Willie Frazer in the
Office, both ahable, courteous and oblig-
ing.
FOR MEMPHIs.-The magnificent side
wheeler Robt. Burns Will DO down early
to-day, en- route TO Memphis and al way
poiuts, and is an exceedingly pleasant
boat, and admirably oncered. Captain
FRANK stein IN I'm command. and Geo.
Hunter Is her popular clerk. II you want
to go TO Memphis pleasantly and speed
ily, go on the Burns.
FOR NEW ORLE Ns.-The splendid new
steamer Mary Houston will positively be
down TO day, en- route to New Orleans, and
affords delightful accommodations 10 pas
sengers. Captain l.. b. Durham, an old
and experienced officer, commando, and
Harry Walker and Nick Pennington are
her popular and obliging clerks. The
Houston is scarcely exceiled In speed.
Mamifeats.
MAEIFEsT OF Steamer Quickstep, from
| Cairo 10 Evansville, June 3, 1900 Mark
Williamson, ~ head hOgss Vim q Brown
| & co, 3 boxes clothing; u q Niblac a Co,
| bdls sacks, 80 bags cOrn5 VIM q Brown a
| TO, I3 nhds Of tobacco; Martin, Gardner 81
| Co, hhds tobacco: Charles 5chaum a. co,
10 bbls whisky, 90 sacks bran Weldon Bros
| d co, 2 hhds tobacco n II Hus on, do. Il .
| John Laval, 1 Dbl whisky steamer Fanny
| Brandeis, mid tobacco; ParsOu, EcOYil N
| Co, 5 crates strawberries r. q Van Ripper, 3
hhds tobacco: Cook a. Rice, ale bxA John
| Ii hOelker & Co, 4 bundles iron. b bars II
pig iron; Cloud n AkiD, 20 empty boxes
| Vim Caldwell, IA boxes straw berries; Jonn
| WymODk, roll paper; Hughes, bags Of
| wool; brtstoW, do. do Blemker, Felinan
| q Co, 2 bbls iron heitZ a. Hauey, ~ pkgs
1 a.mIlE HndNa n Co 2 UAGEaUHas IHnueaa.