The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-20


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~ oar Higa, l.su,s. s.i Esrro. tags.
a. heavy snow storm BET in at 4.3l
yesterday morning, and continued
/ steadily until 3 o'clock. by which time
/ nearly three inches Of snow had fallen
and q light rain ensued. The wind
vas shifting from the northeast tc
the southwest, and the temperature
vas growing milder. the mercury
rauElna 56u- t0 f0. Ita river
d1ri1z the "a hours slliug a
I had rise1 * iaehe and "a ua'la
4 fest lot Cilc.nnaf ~ are certain 20
/ have aa 5suuianol Of water for .he
/ largest class Of beats 70 lead 30 iheir
! ffuilazl capacity. aud probably render
tie la.is raFahls f9r ascending
steamer
/ Arrivals ann nrnFr ures.
The arrivals and Da lrea up to
/ 3R1I yesterday inelai4 lde ayclle.
/ Henlerson uua RETURN. Tar eon. g
louisville; obu howard, Cincinnati
to New Orleans, Fanng Brand6ia.
! NeWburg and return; Anna. from Gin
ei1nati.
Goats Due Here
Among the first boats duo here aI8
the IdleRild, fTom Cairo Rose Hits.
from Louisville; Nick Loneworth.
Charles Bodmaan and City Of Quincy.
for New Orleans; Robert Burns.
Minnie, West Wind and Marg Bll-
leT, from Memphis Florence Lee
from Easiport; Mollie Moore. Kate
Kinney and Indiana. from New Or
leans Shamrock. from St. Louis
Silver Moon, for Memphis Amerioa
for Nashville.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRC.-Tho new and elegant
steamer Arkansas Belle, the beautiful
successor Of the ill.fated and deeply
laments5 steamer City Of Evansville,
takes her place ID the Evansville and
Cairo Nail lime to-day, and will leave
for Cairo and on way landings at 4
Pm. She is one Of the most COM
pletely aud luxuriously appointed
steamers on the Lower Ohio. Captain
Jaok Grammer commands, and Nick
Penni1. ton. Fred. r. Huston and
Harry Dexter are her clerks. Passen-
gers b. the Arkansas Belle TO. day viii
enjoy q delightful trip.
FoR LOUISVILLE. - The elegant
passenger packet Rose Hite win leave
this evening for Louisville and al
way points. in charge Of these emil
nent uavigators and excellent gentle
men, Captain Ed. Crider and Phil.
Beverly, who are proyerbial FOR their
polite attention to passengers.
FoB CIE0INNATI. The elegant Elk
press Line steamer Anna to-day en-
ters the Evansville and Cincinnati
trade as a regular Tuesday packet.
and will leave at 10o'cl0ck this morn
ing for Cincinnati and al way ports.
Capt. Jack Smith, an officer Of large
experience and q very pleasant gentle
man. is her commander, and is as
sisted by gantlemanly and attentive
clerks
~FoR CECIEEATI.-Tha magnificent
steamer Emma Floyd, haVi8g been
thoroughly repaired leaves for Gin
cinnati and al way ports 90 10
O'Clock this morning ia charge 9f
those distinguished officers. Capt
Jim. ChenoWeth and Bob Wise. as
clever gentlemen as ever walked a
gang plank The Floyd has elegant
passenger appointments.
FoR CAENELToE-The feet and
excellent steamer Mary Ancnt, Cap
tain John A. Adams, an experienced
officer, commanding, with Robert
Adams. a worthy gentleman, 10 the
Office, leaves for Cannelton and an
way ports at 4;30 PM, giving especial
attention 60 an way business. The
Mary Ament is 90 elegant and finely
appointed zide-Wheel boat.
FoR HEEDERsos. - The popular
and pu1o.uai Fayetto leaves % usual
at 3 Pr. for Henderson. with first
class accommodation for passengers.
and elegant officers. Captain. a. ..
Durland commands, and James IL
Letcher and Jerry Boyle have charge
Of the Office, and a more pleasant
corps Of officers would be hard 20
find.
FoR MEMPHs.-Tho good steamer
Fanny Brandeis viii leave promptly
and positively at u o'clock, to-day,
for Memphis and al way ports, hav-
ing pleasant passenger aeoommoda-
tions. Captain y Murray. commands,
and AloBzo Murray ass charge Of the
Office, aud passengers and shippers
will receive the most courteous at
teniions
The heavy snow storm checked the
progress Of steamboats,, and all were be-
hind time, and to some extent retafd-
ed shipments. as well as the hauling
of freights TO the wharf Ereighis
are abundant for New Orleans and
the lower c0ast.........,.....Ihs packets
were receiving fairly before noon, aud
if the weather improved, would have
good trips out......Ths Fanny Bran
deiH left at 8 o'clock yesterday, for
NsWburg to take a l0l Of freight and
will bo at the wharf this morning, and
will leave ~ 12 noon for Memphis.....
Mr. Harry hillar, River Editor Of Che