The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-13
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OR MISUNDERSTANDING elegant steamer
Fayette is the popular packet for Hender-
son, and leaves at7 A. N. and 3 p. N. She
is a clipper, and is a pleasant boat to travel
on. Captain Perkins gives the orders, and
Messrs- Durland, Story, and Boyle are her
gentlemanIy and efficient clerks.
For LoUIsVILLE.-The palatfaI passen-
ger steamer Morning Star VIII be the regu-
lar packet for louisville at six O'Clock this
evening. The Morning Star makes rail
road time, and Is in command OF Captain
George Dauley, with Frank DougherLy and
George Ashcraft, two elegant aud accom-
modating gentlemen in the Office.
For CAIRo.-The dne passenger steamer
John Lumsden will leave this day prompt
iy at four o'clock p. NJ, with the mail and
express, for Cairo and al way points. Capt.
owen Davis is In command, and WIN. p.
Fowler and Ed. Thomas are In charge OF
the records. The Lumsden is a good boat,
and as safe as any that travels.
FoR CLARKsYILLE.-The light draught
steamer lobe Hurt, is announced for
Cumberland River this evening, and Will
leave tor Clarksvilie and all way points at
four o'clock this evening. She has had
some repairs made to her cabin, and has
first-rate accommodations. Captain Vim
Thompson is in command.
GIeamfnIzs from our EHchangos-
I.oUIsvILLE. - The C5urter-JournaL Of
Monday, says:
steam was raised in Capt. Perisott's new
boat, Belle Yazoo, yesterday morning, ano
everything seemed to work well. Her trial
tItp will "a Ike place in q very few days.
The Dexter, alter undergoing thorough
repairs, will take her place IN the New Or
CINcINNATI.-The Commercial Of Mon
day says:
The funeral of Capt.J. N. Skunk 5 daugh-
ter was largely attended yesterday after
noon, from the Spencer House. The 70.
The Wauanita, Il. Q. Gray and Emma
No. were the only steamers at the Public
Cant. John t. Rhodes left for PIttsburg
on last nights train, having completed
the necessary repairs TO the Lecnidas. He
viii return here In q few days.
al gentleman has left with rs a memo
randum found on the wreck of the Inflated
America. II refers 70 q list of notes and
accounts left with VIM. w. Riley, ]. F., by
Elijah Marshall for collection 1t is dated
" Adams, Nov. z, 1861
Re paten scTgw propee sg is suc
ceeding very well. Its fame has pene-
trated to the east. Parties are building, or
about to build, at bridgeport, Conn, q
steamer to tow vessels from Long Island
sound to Derby, on the Housatontc River,
a distance of 30 miles. This vessel is to be
supplied with the propeller referred To-.
I r The Molile Hambletony Capt. q. Blake
! man, is plying between Galveston, and
Houston. Texas. Wonder IL this is our old
MoIlle that used to ply the Ohio and tribu-
taries. -tl- sag ttt
The Commercial of Sunday says:
Cart n, u. Hart, late OF the Lawrence,
has gone to ParkeTsburg, with view Of
purchasing the Emperor for the Cincinnati
and st. Louis trade.
The circus steamer New York was at
Memphis on Thursday.
The Local Inspectors at Memphis have
ordered all steamers enrolled or inspected,
at that point, to place the fusible alloy
plug on their boilers forthwith.
= Capt. as. =. Wise has chartered the Spray
to DR.. Thayer, for the transportation or his
circus along the Lower Ohio, Arkansas
White and Red Rivers.
ST. LOUIS The Democrat OF Monday
says:
Messrs. Henry Switzer, 8. @. Baker, and
NJ ~. Espy have sold the Sully for $4,000
to Messfs John o. Waddell, Jos, Knight,
This is one of the cheapest sales of the sea.
j.. III. WiIloughby has sold the barge
Belle Edgar to j. p. Mckinney, W. p. Will
cox and VIM. Stephens for 800, each one
third interest.
TheT i. McGiII lies at the wharf walt
ing a favorable opportunity to load for
New Orleans. Her last trip to New Orleans
and back was made in fifteen days. in
Guiding two whole days lying at New
Orleans.
PITTsBURa.-The Commercial or Mon
day says:
The marks last evening indicated three
feet four iDcnes and falling. The weather.
during the day. was cool and cloudy. We
had rains on Saturday night. The arrivals
include the Glendale, from St. Louis