The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

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ing Green.
i auzl Beats leaving To dry. -
For CAIRo The excellent Low.
water steamer West Wind will psi.
lively leave for Cairo aud al way
landings at 4 Pm to day. 10 charge Of
thatyeteran officer, Capt. III T Dexter
one of the most experienced command.
ers in commission, Eugene Rudd aud
Sid. Humphrey are her obliging aud
popular Clerks.
For LoUlsvILLE.-Tne beautiful
and popular low water steamer r Jse
Hite is the regular packet for Louis
vile, at o'clock TO night, upon the
arrival of the mail train from the
north. She is Commanded by CAPT.
james Mather. an experienced boat
man and a highly accomplished Rea-
tleman. Capt. Frank 0. Smith is her
chief clerk, temporarily, and is assist
ed by Mr.. j. L. Means. Both are
pleasant gentlemen and experienced
clerks. fsa1 bnl e'lsH L /
FoR CANNELToN.-The ane pa.sonl
ger steamer Pine Bluff leaves plompt
II at 3 pm for Cahheiton and al way
ports, 10 charge of Captain Lafayette
Elder commander, with John A ! and
Robert Adams in the Office, ali pleas
ant and courteous gentlemen.
Foo HENDERsoN.-Tbe feet and
finely appointed steamer Hartford,
leaves promptly at 3 PM for Hender-
son, in charge of those pleasant aud
popular gentlemen, Captain Joe Me-
Reynolds Charley Perkins and James
H. Letoher.
FoR MEMPHIs.--phe splendid pas
senger steamer Norman, an out and
out Evansville steamboat. having
first class passenger appointmt n;s,
with careful, competent and popular
officers, will leave for Memphis aud
all way ports. at PM. to day posi-
lively, and We commend her to the |
merchants and shippers of Evansville.
as worthy liberal patronage. Capt. |
ID. II. Kennedy, commands, aud Lew.
Morris is her chief clerk.
Boats Leaving Sunday.
FoR EAsTPoRT.-The fine stesIner
lie Claire will be down Tomorrow |
evening. en- route to PASSPORT and all |
Tennessee River landings. She is
finely appointed. and being very light. |
will not be detained by low water.
Her chief officers are those we'll
known and deservedly popular gen.
lemen, Captain Aaron Ballard, COM
add Phil. B. B-anham add
Lewis Branham, clerks. ea
MHsceIIaaCOus. 9at See
Business was fairly active on the
wharf yesterday forenoon, thourh the
John Lumsden and Hartford alone
we're at the landing most of the time.
........Tbe Lumsden brought up q
inc trip and was receiving abundant
y...."."Ths Hartford came up full OF
seople and was being we'll filled up
With freight for her return.......The
Era, Captain KoUns new
Jacket for the Upper Red River trade. |
PASSED down at 10 AN, and IS q very
handsome little boat.......................
rhe Fanny Brandies arrived from
Jairo at 1870, with moderate trip,
md stors here.........The Alpha did
lot arrive till after noon. She had
moderate trip.........AmoDg the pas
engers by the Lumsden, yesterday
morning, wa1 Billy Williams, for a
ong time connected with the Cairo
jackets as freight clerk, and after
rards on the wharf boat of Hum.
,hrey & Lewis. He has been in bust
Tess at Paducah recently but returns
o his first love to relocate. He is a
7orthy young gentleman. and has
Iosts Of friends here".......The wind
Yas quite violent at times yesterday.
........The Pine Bluff arrived at 2 p.
I. with a good packet trip.
GIeanIngs from our Exchanges
CtscINNATf. The Commercial OF Thurs- :
ay says: .
Capt. George A. Nandergrift has gone 10
ortiand. to nliEke a fresh start for rew
rleans with the Tom BE = and barges
So A