The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-04

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The weather was growing cloudy to-
wards midnight lasts with indications of
rain. The river continues 10 rise steadily
but slowly.
The additional arrivals aud departures
/ unfa 2A-x- wars Z Ia Glasgow Arkansas
Haa- N---L-vEil~s IE4rLTUrtI, from Heus
ders0n; Rose Hite, Louisville and ct IN
Dwight Newcomb. from BIT. Vernon sam.
Orr. to Eastpcrt; John Lumsden, % Cairo
Evansville, to Bowling Green.
Tue City of Evansville arrived at Px..
and is indeed thing of beauty she has
been beautifully repaiufed outside and In
side Ia purest white, except he panels OF
her So y-light, which are tinted with green
and lavender, and. add greatly to her
beauty. When her massive new smoke
stacks are up, with their magnificent
fancy tops, she win be one of the hand
soonest boats on the western wsters.-...
The Sam. Orr, John Lumsden, Evansville
and hartford took out magnificent trips
...... Upon the arrival of the CITY Of Evans
Vile, gam. Laughlin, her second clerk,
relieved PLY d. Vets. and took charge Of
the Lumsden's Office. VIII. steele, after
swearing a huge oath before Notary
Public, took charge OF the mall begs-.-......
Tue Lumsden waited for the Rose Hte,
which arrived with a splendid trip at s1{
O'Clock, having exchanged trips " Tn the
Exchange, the latter retiring to Loui-ville
to be laid up.........The Morning Star will
come ont from Louisville 10. night, and If
there Is rot sufficient water to come
through, will double with the Palestine
tomorrow. ard again with the Rose Htte
on Tuesday ......- ...... VIII. II. Whiting
was a passenger by the Rose Hlte last
night, and viii remain In the city to-
day, closing mp the business of the
Morning Star and Exchange.......-.............
The Silver Lake No. 4, had on board an
Editorial Excursion patty from the north
ern part of the State, comprising about
seyenty-five ladies and gentlemen. They
were having pleasant time. They will
leave the boat ct Columbus, and proceed
By rail- TO Corinth, Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Macon, thence TO Nashville, Mann
moth Cave aud home via LouisVIlIe.........
Captain 3. b. Hampstead, Of Hanging
Rock. Ohio, President and General Mana
ger of the Excelsior stove Company, of
that city, was In the city yesterday, ac-
cam panied by Mr. 4. ". huskirk, Solicit
or and travelling Agent OF the same Com.
papy. They left By the evening train for
home via Indianapolis. Captain Hemp
stead was formerly an extensive eteamb Jat
owner and commander, and is high 1
" esteemed in marine circles and 1
by ali who know him.. ..-...... 4
Ct. W. Boyd, Esq, superintendent OF the 4
Wayne, (Tenpl, furnace, was in the city 4
yesterday and returned home By the am.
Orr last night...a.-..Captatn John B. z i
none, of the nrm of Gather & q tnoue, OF 1
Cincinnati, and an Old time steamboat.
man, was in the city yesterday and went
South on the Joan Lumsden......The Rap
idan No. is expected hero this morning
and TO leave this evening for Eastport and
all way ports. in charge OF Captain Jack
Sleelh. with Dabney Swami in the Office.
The Rapidan is splendid steamb oat--......,
The Edinburg had not got IN at two o clocK
this morning. She may be expected TO
leave here positively at 8 Ar. to-day IN
charge of Captain Frank Y. Bachelor and
Lawrence Carter. two highly Popu ar
and efficient ofncers.........The Kats Robin.
son was aground some "A hours at Cotton.
wood Bsr, out By our river dispatches It
will be seen she snd the Mary Miller had
both reached Csiro........The Norman viii
be st the wharf this morning, and leaves
tor Memphis tomorrow at noon.....-.....The
Emma F oyd VIII be mp this morning en-
route to Louisville.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FOB EAsIPoRT.-The elegant and finely
appointed steamer Rapidsn No. 2, Is an
nounced for Passport and all way ports al
Pm. to-day, and has superior passenger
Captain Jack sIeeth and
Dabney Swami are her chief officers, and
are mpetent and clever gentlemen.
FoR NEW ORLEArs, DIRECr.-The Gle.
rant, light draught steamer Edinburgh
Will be here this morning. en- route to New
Orleans, direct, and is as pleasant a pas
enger steamer as is now sfioat. Captain
,. T. Bachelor is her distinguished COM
nander. and is an complished steam.
ocatnan. Captain Lawrence Carter, a
Inc specimen Of natnres trns NOBILITY I
las charge of the cfflce. I