The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11

LA1 A1IAAANNGm III ~
3 p. N. yesterday include the Pal
e%stine, Louisville and return; j. l..
Graham, from Rockport; Mollie Nor
ton and Sallie ", Henderson to re-
turn; lobe Hurt, to Cincinnati.
BOats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; Sam.
Orr, from Eastport; Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; Coosa, Norman and Cliff
ton, from Memphis; Silver Moon, for
Memphis; Virginia and p. w. Stra-
der, for New Orleans: Indiana, Lou
i~siana, Mary Houston and Louisville,
from New Orleans; Havana, from
Nashville; Anna, fromSt 4. Louis; Tar
aseon, from Louisville; Kate Robin
son, for st. Louis; Louisa and Petro-
liza No. 2, from the Wabash River;
Cora s., for Arkansas River; Charmer
for Cincinnati.
miscellaneous.
The dissipation Of the fog during
Tuesday night enabled steamers to
run, and the Palestine arrived at ) A.
NJ. yesterday, and returned immedi-
ately to Louisville after discharging
her freight, Of which she had a large
amount".......The j.. l.. Graham ar
rived early yesterday morning from
Rockport, and was soliciting freight
for Little Wabash River. She will
ply as a regular packet between this
port and New Haven, via Shawnee
town, and is neatly aud pleasantly
appOinted"....Ibe Henderson packets
had fair trips Of people, but not much
freight........The weather since Sun
day having been favorable for pre-
pairing tobacco for market, we may
expect to see more of il moving.....
The packets will be generally found
behind time for a day or two, but if
the weather continues favorable they
will soon be all right again.........The
Clara Scott and j.. l.. Graham have
both deferred their departures until
to-day.-.-...Thc Clara Scott leaves at
10 A. NJ, and the Graham at , p.
M. Shippers for Little Wabash should
avail themselves Of the Graham's
presence here and ~patronize herr.
Captain Dexter telegraphs w. G..
Brown & Co. that the famous low
pressure railroad Quickstep will be
here at noon to-day, and will leave
for Cairo on time. Shippers arc re
qUested to have their freight down
early. w. G.. Brown IL Co. will re
ceiye and sign bills Of lading for the
same.."-...In our latest river news in
yesterdays JOURNAL the composition
converted Ed. Thomas into Ed.Thorn,
and Cash Thomas into Cash Thorn.
1t was a thOrny error. They also
made us say S. ID. Green where VIC
wrote S. ID. Greer, who is the efficient
and skillful pilot of tho Clara Scott.
...... 1.-The lobe Hurt fired up yester-
day and steamed off ia gallant style
for Cincinnati. She will get there
this Summer if she has luck.
BOaf Leaving To-day.
For CAIRO. - The low-pressure
railroad steamer Quickstep is the reg
uleT packet for Cairo to-day, and has
splendid passenger accommodations.
Captain II. r. Dexter, Jack Gram
mer and Walter b. Pennington are
her popular officers. She leaves at 4
p. ~, giving through bills and tick
cts to all points South and West.
FOR LOUISVILLE. The famous,
fleet, favorite Tarascon goes to Louis.
Vile tonight. Capt. K. Y. Il. Holl-
croft commands, and Miles ID. War
rem and jesse Jackson are her
clerks. Both boat and officers are
first class.
FoR HENDERsoN.-Captain Charley
Perkins turns the Mollie Norton
loose at 4 o'clock for Henderson, and
she is a sumner. A. .. Durland and
Master c.. IL. Boyle DO the honors Of
the office.
The gay aud festive Sallie v. de-
parts for Henderson at 1 o'clock r. 81.
Captains Martin and Wallen, aud
clerks Brashear and Hicks are her
obliging officers.
For EAsTPoRT.-The gay Lewellin,
Capt. j. i. Dayy, is the regular Ten
nessee River packet at 1 p. N. to-day.
w. d. Coyington is her obliging clerk.
The Lswellin is a good aud popular
boat, and her officers are courteous
and attentive.
For ARKANSAS RIVER.-The fine
passenger steamer Cora S., Captain
Hicks King, will be down to-day, en-
route to Fort Smith and all Arkansas
River way ports. She is a completely
appointed boat. In her Office will be
found Al. j. Croxall, one Of the best
clerks and most pleasant gentleman
in the world, who will give especial
attention 10 the interests Of shippers.
Merchants having shipments for Ar
kansas, White or ST. Fraucis Rivers,
should give them ia the Cora 5.
For Mr.. CARMEL.-The new and
elegant steamer Clara Scott will leave
for Mt. Carmel and all Wabash River
way landings at 10 An. to-day, post
lively. and shippers are earnestly re-
ouested to have bills Of ladiug aboard
Inv that hour. Captain Henry Scott
Is her experienced commander, and
Cash Thomas and Charley Chadwick
are her obliging clerks.
FoR gUAWNEETOWN AND CARMI.-