The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-10

0OulSNAAiCs Idu9 dIdC6, 10 Ol0clQHaUl.
1sORts Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Quickstep, from Cairo; Lewellin,
from Eastport; the Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; Coosa and Minneola, from
Memphis; Silver Moon, for Memphis
Virginia and z. w. Srader, for New
Orleans; Indiana, Louisiana, Nick
Longworth, Mary Houston and Louis
vile, from New Orleans; Havana,
from Nashville; Anna, from St. Louis
Morning Star, from Louisville; Kate
Robinson, for st. Louis; Clara Scott,
from the Wabash River; Cora s., for
Arkansas River.
miscellaneous
Business was very dull on the levee,
! yesterday, with few arrivals. 800. The
Shamrock passed up. early yesterday
morning, with a medium trip-......
The Robert Burns laid over here
all night...".The Darling and Quick
step laid all night at Henderson, on
account of fog..."....The Mollie Nor
ton had great difficulty in getting to
Henderson. on Monday night, and in
feeling around in the fog for shore,
found herself headed up stream......
The Falls City was "a hours behind
time. She bad a moderate trip.........
The Lady Grace got off at noon with
an excellent start. Our merchants
should remember that she leaves
Cincinnati on Saturday next, and
should order their goods from Gin
cinnati shipped by The
Dexter and Nick Longworth were a
long time over due at noon yester-
day"-"..The Cora s. will pass here
on Thursday, en- route to Arkansas
River, admirably differed and finely
appointed, and will give through bills
of lading and tickets to all points on
White, st. Francis, and Arkansas
Rivers. She has wide and roomy
guards for stock, and pays particular
attention to way business and filing
orders. We should like to see a few
Of u merchants visit Arkansas
River by the Cora S. and make an
effort to secure some of the
rich trade of that river ........~.....
The Dexter arrived a little after one
P. NJ. yesterday, having been compell-
ed to lie up at Cannelton from > p. NJ.
Monday till 6 A. NJ. yesterday. She
had a good trim of people. and a fair
start for a full freight. She added
some little here. The rain and mud
was greatly against shipments".......
The Armada had not arrived at P NJ,
and the fog was 50 thick at that hour
that the Kentucky shore was barely
visible. All the packets are likely to
be behind hand for a day or two......
A few men were at work yesterday
scraping the mud off the wharf, which
was in a most wretched condition.
BOais Leaving EO-Day.
FoR CAIRo.-The grand Armada is
the regular aud popular packet for
Cairo to-day at 4 Pm. Captain Gus.
Dusouchet, Billy Fowler hnd Geo.
Nicholson are her unsurpassed Off
GERS. The Armada has unsurpassed
passenger accommodations, and gives
through bills and through tickets to
all points South aud West.
For LoUIsYILLE.-The' magnifi-
cent Morning Star goes to Louisville
and all way ports at $3.50 pm. Capt.
A. r.. Gilmore commands, and II. w.
Hutchinson aud Henry Mitchell are
her clever clerks.
For HENDERsoN.-Capt. Charley
Perkins turns the Mollie Norton loose
at 4 o'clock for Henderson, aud she
is a stunaer. A. o. Durland and
Master G. Fl. Boyle do the honors of
the Office. The MolIie and her officers
are immensely popular.
The gay aud festive Sallie V. de-
parts for Henderson at 4P. N. Capts.
Martin and Wallen, and clerks Bra
shear and Hicks are good men and
obliging officers.
For NAsHVLLE.-phe feet and
popular Fanny Bfandeis lights out
for Nashville promptly at 4 P. NJ. to-
day. Henry Miller commands, and
Kit and Eugene Rudd have charge
of the Office. All on board are pleas
ant and obligipg.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The splendid
steamer Virginia is announced for
New Orleans and all way ports to
day at A PM. She is most luxn-
riously appointed, and very fast
CAPTAIN w. r. HoTleroft, a veteran
and careful officer, is in command,
and Charley Schultze and Ed Miller,
two affable, polite, and obligipg gen.
tIemen. are her popular clerks.
aseasiIsaZs from Our E-zefanxes.
u P~trTssURG.-4he Commercial OF Saturday
says: @
rho marks on the MonongaheIa pier in
dfcated four feet six inches and falling
slowly. Tire weather continues cold
merely to give our citizens a chance To I'LL
| tnefr ice houses. on can rely on il they
are making good use OF the present cold
spell, As it viii be tue last.