The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02
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ATf ~-t-D' fA|'-f 1890 49,
, weather Nnd water
The weather IS gradually growing warm
or. and presents some signs OF rain. Thu
mercury at 6 4. N. stood at 81 and rose e
500 az noon. The liver during the "A hour
ending ut 3 p. n. had fallen two Inches.
will be stationary or rising to-day.
Arrivals and Departure.
The arri walls and departures up TO T NJ
yesterday include the Hartford, from Greer
River; Champion, Cincinnati 70 st. Louis
J. J.. Graham Henderson TO return Pey
tona and barges, Louisville TO New Or
leans.
Boats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are Tho
John Lumsden, from Cairo; Morning stai
and Rose Hite, from Louisville; Kate
Robinson, from st. Louis; Altoona, foi
ST. Louis Wauanita and Edlnburg, from
Memphis; Argosy, for Memphis; p. w
Strader, for New Orleans; Indiana, Mary
Houston and Virginia, from New Orleans
| RaDidan No. 2, from EastFort.
EEiseeIIaneous.
Business opened pretty fair on the levee
I s'esterday.......-Fhe Norman was receiving
/ hugely. and would have big trip ont...r
Tire Champion was loaded TO "a feet
alb, iut all the water she VIII ind a. Walk
I er's Rar.........rhe Mary Davsge did not gel
of TIL nearly daylight. She hea A excel
| lent tIip........,rhe J. i. Graham brought
up nice trip from Henderson. ........rhe
| PetroIfa hsd good trip for Cannelton...a
The Peytona and barges arrived 90 noon
! with a coed trip. She took another barge
Z in tow here....s....Capialn PERKINS designed
returning here last night, with the j. L.
a Graham. and turning her over TO her new
I 20 a q
4 Henderson, and leave that port with her
Ghis morning-,.-....Anopg the Passengers
| by the j. L. Graf am yesterday, were Mr..
Harry Mccarthy and his beautiful aud
talented wife, Lotue Esteile. who were 70
/ give the people OF Henderson grand en-
tertainment. They were accompanied by
M rs Elolse Erwin, nee Bridges, q lady who
/ ssf.ae years ago stood high In her profes-
sion as an artistic, but who Of late years
has not appeared on the stage, except ia q
4 fesv f,ste noes. in Relations or readings
/ III yvhic1, roe she has manifested a most
/ creditable meri.. She win probably con-
tribute occasionally 70 Harry MeCarthy'a
i Observation-Disclosures re were no hlsnT
| OF the Nick. Longworth or Ciafalseott @'
PM, yesterday 5000 loa .l11 yaf
% Hioats Leaving To.B y. saq
FOR CATRo.-The nne passenger $500 :
John Lumsden VIII leave promptly
o'clock P. N, to-day, with mali and expre. '
for Cairo and all way ports. Captain owen
DAVIS commands, and VIII. r. Fowler and
Ed. Thomas are her clerks. All are clever,
competent and obliglng. The Lumsden Is
plying in place of the Armada, and Is well
appointed. All. Maynard is assisting in
the freight department. The Lumsden
has Hiliman iron boilers never known to
explode. 5 ..rt .1
For CIEcLNEATI.-The splendid CharIner
is the regular packet for Cincinnati az 10
A. M. to-day. and viii leave promptly on
time. She is spIendidIy appointed. Capt
JC-ln James, Jr., Is her comnauder and
Sam. Il. James aud Mr.. 81. -. Deem are
her accomplished and obligir clerks.
FOX LoUIsvIILE.-The favorite packet
Rose Hite is the mail boat for Louisville,
at 9 Ps1I. to-day, and is elegant and COM
plete in all her app ointments. Captain
George Dauley, a distinguish I'd navigator
is in command, and Frank Dougherty and
Geo. Ashcroft are her obliging clerks.
Fox CASNEHroN.-Th fine coast packet |
cared for. is
For GREEN RIVER. The elegant and |
popular Hartford Will leave for Green
River at Pm. to-day, in charge OF those
and clever gentlemen, Captain
Joe. McReynoids and Blny Liter. She has
pleasant appointments.
FoR HENDERSON. - The spacious and
side-wheel steamer Fayette
will make her debut to-day as the regular
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville Il r.
Transfer Packet. She is a large and splen-
didly appointed packet, aud Of grent
speed. Her chief officers are Capt. Charles
G. Perkins, A. o. Durland, Jerry Boyle and
Mr.. story, who, by their urbane manners,
attentions TO passengers, cad
the accurate discharge OF their duties 10
have won the confidence and
esteem OF their hosts OF friends and &C
1uaintances. l M
GIeanings from our ExonRnlsts.
PITTsBURG. = The Commercial OF Tues
day says:
Captain III. T. Dexterzs new PACKET. bpfld.
Ing at VIM. Latta's yard, Eliz 4betb, Is OF
6he following dim ensiOns: Length, 2I5 feet. /
beam, - feet; floor. - feet; mold 81 FEET |
She will be good model, with her large
power. and cannot fail to be a fast boat |
rhe hull VIII be ready for launching IN
i've or six weeks. she IS intended for
packet between Cairo and Evansville, on
ow pressure machinery.
The Commercial OF Thursday says.
The marks last evening Indicated six feet
I've inches and falling slowly. The
weather. during the day was PLEASANT. We
tote considerable activity on the landing |
freights are evidently plenty for all
points. Boats are enabled 10 M out rap
dly. a
cnyonEArL-The Commercial Of Thurs.
lay says; er liz
The u. 8. Local Inspectors at Memphis, y
N the 9th, revoked for one year the
license Of Philip Bart and John Wallace, !
on the ilI-fated Phantom. OF
At New Orleans, on the l7th, the u. 8. 81
local inspectors revoked the licenses of ~
". j. Kribben and W. II. WrlgIey, pilots / j
n the Great Republic and CleOna, which ! n
Olilded several weeks since.
Captain Peter Conrad, az st. Louis, on Il
'uesday, purchased One-half Of the Come | N
Ia for $4,000. The steamer now stands |
aptains Baker AID Conrad, owners.
The Commercial contains also tie fol-
1wing
MEMPHIS, September %.
SAM. j. HALE--C INCIENATI: The steamer | II
Tauanlta arrived here last night; lgnock- / Il
4 hole in our side, about a foot under | II
-ater, when Harding at Cottonwood Point / Z
Jade about thirty inches water. Thesnag | =
'ent through between TWO timbefs break
" in one plank six inches wide. RI our b'
old had been full, it would have been | St
y possible TO have saved her. A
Yours, FRAHI1 STEIN, A a
The Gazette says: ~
The Charmer, for Evansville, had a IN
olendid Trip out last evening, intending ~
early 90 tuns New Orleans freight which AZ
ne Will reship on the Nick LOngWorIh, at 1 W.
Evansville. She was drawing nearly five
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