The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26


The arrivals and departures up 20 p. 81
yesterday, were the Louisa. from Cincin.
natl; Fanny Bfandeis, from Nashville
Armada, from Cairo; Rob Roy, New Or.
leans 10 CINCINNATI; Louisiana, New or
leans 10 Louisville; Maggie Hays, Plus.
/ burg to st. Louis; Moliie Norton, Hender-
son 20 return PetroIia No. 2, TO Cannelton
swallow, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Boats Due
Among the first boats due here are the
| Quicizstep, from Cairo; Indiana. p. w.
strader aud NICK Longworth, for New
Orleans; Richmond, louisville, and Mary
Houston, from New Orleans: Havana.
from Nashville: ObeOna, from 81. Louis:
Morning star. from Louisville; Emma
Floyd, for Nashville; Hartford, from Green
River; Minneola, for Memphis; sam.
orr, from Eas port; Lawrence, for Arkan-
sas River; Clara Scott, from Wabash
Petrolia, from Cannelton.
NtsceGGnneOus-
Business on the leyee yesterday. was
quite active, with a large port list aud
heavy receipts, as well as liberal ship-
ments........ the Armada and Fanny Bran
deis had splendid trips in. Thoirmanifests
VIII be found below ........The Louisiana
had a moderate trip, ana discharged but
good up river tIip. she discharged here "a
lot Of cotton for r. X. Dunkerson & CO.,
agents Of the south Shore fast freight line.
-......-The Mollle Norton brou INT up good
trip Of both freight and people .........The
Petrolia No. left with an excellent trip
the best She has taken out this season .........
The Swallow was ioaded 10 the guards and
was crowded full, and piled full from KEEL
son 10 the top Of her texas. and had "a good
passenger trip. Captain Frank Bachelor
Is the same whole souled, cordial gentle
man as in days OF yore when
commanding the Darling, and Mr..
Seiper, his clerk, Is "a true type OF
the old school OF sterling manhood. ........
The Swallow discharged some freight and
added soHae, including 1900 plpe-staves.
......-..The Cumberland, Rapldan No. 2, and
Romeo were receiving literally. one Item
Of the Romeofs freight out was 500 barrels
salt...-....A contemporary says the sam.
Hale discharged 30 packages. She dis
charged nearly 300 packages. for 30 CON
signees.........The Wild Duck did land here
on Morday morning, and "a charged
large amount Of freight.........The cairo
Pa ket Company, since Monday, have re-
sumed the old tariff rates for freight aud
passengers TO Mt. Vernon .........Tne " Even
ing star Circle" make an excursion trip
on the famous Quiclrstep tonight which
promises to be a most delightful affair
The young gentlemen mana .ors have
our thanks for an invitation, which
We shall be Proud 10 accept, A. a. r.
in our power to do so........................
The Rob Roy goes to Cincinnati to repair
1.-The Kapidan was full Of people by
noon yesterday. and she had the pr spect
~ "a frfrs L
ell aud Bob Mecham, her chief officers, are
The kind of men who draw large patron
age.........There IS another hitch up Green
River. The Falls city. due here Monday
morning, and the Ada Lyon, due Monday
evening, had not arrived ats pm. yester-
day is supposed that they are aground
az Rumsey THE heat yesterday after
noon was intense, an unerring indication
Of rain.
Hoats Leaving To-Dny.
For CA1Eo.-The grand Armada As the
REGULAR and popular packet for Cairo to-
day at p. II. Captain Gus DusoucheL,
Billy Fowler, and George Nicholson are
her unsurpassed officers. The Armada
has superior passenger accommodations
and gives through bills and through tick
cts TO al points south and West.
For LOUISVILLE. - The magnificent
Morning staI gees to Louisville and all
way ports st s r. NJ. to-day. Captain a. n
Gilmore commands, and Kinnis smith
and Henry Mitchell Will be found ia the
Office, two as pleasant gentlemen as navi-
gate these waters.
Fox HESD ERsON. Capt. Charley Perkins
turns the Molle Norton loose at 3:l5
O'Clock FOR Henderson, and she is a stun
uer A. o Durland and Master g. r. Boyle
do the honors Of the office. The Mollie aud
her officers are Immensely popular, and
deservedly so.
FOR WABASH RIVER The admirable
Louisa IS announced for Wabash River
to-day, and IS an excellent freight and
passenger packet. She Is in charge Of those
experienced steam boatmen and pleasant
gentlemen Captain Tom Boluss. Charley
Crawford. aud John Niblack. Get your
Wabash f. eight down.
For NASHVILLE The famous Fanny
Bra4d is the regular packet for Nash
Vile al 4 O'clock to-day, and has admirable
passenger appointments. Her chief om-
GERS are these GENIAL adable and obiiging
Young gentlemen, Captain Henry Miller
commanding, with Kit. Rudd and Eugene
Rudd in the Office, who never weary IN
consulting the comfort and safety Of their
passengers She never fails to get share
Of the business.
For NEW ORLEAas.-The great elongated
NIck. Loneworth s. announced FOR Sew
Orleans to-day, and is one OF the Dest boats
ia that trade. having superior passenger
appointments. Her chief officer are those
distinguished navizators, Captain Lew
Hates, commanding, aud Eugene Bowers
in 4hs Office, both high toned, genial
genuine gentlemen.
BEnmffesfs.