The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-05

In this connection ~ would re-
mind our readers that th machinery
of the Norman and Pin Bluff will
be offered for sale oE Tuesday, at 2
o'clock. Good bargains will doubt
less be secured by somebody........
The Louisville and Henderson Packet
Company are fitting up the steamer
Palestine for daily packet between
this city and Greensboro. They ex-
pect to build a nice, light side-wheel
steamer TO supereede the Palestine in
the trade, and to be used as a regular
packet when the water is loW......The
Bermuda enters the Evansville and
Canneiton trade to. day. Captain John
James commanding. The Bermuda
is pleasant and feet little steamer,
and is in excellent condition..".....
Capt. Adam Liter left by Falls City
on Saturday for his farm near South
Carrolton, Ky, to look after his
lambs and to visit his family. He will
soon return and resume command Of
the Mary Miller-.......The Nightin.
gale, for Arkansas River, and the
Abeoha for New Orleans are
on their way d0Hn"...;.................
The Shannon, on Saturday, dis,
charged two hundred bales of coEtoI
here, and had some four hundred fol
ports above. Capt Leo. Crane, hel
giant clerk. was warmly welcomed b!
his many friends here. Capt. Beatty
will continue the Shannon in TIL
trade during the seasoD.....The fol
lowing explains itself:
EyANsvILLE, IsD., Dec. l, $50.
| Copt. n. 7. Derssr, SEeaMer "OuicE -
EIRs-The undersigned. returning lron
/ an Ell cursion TO Cairo under your care. de
| sire, before separating, to tender GU
/ officers Of the steamer, without exception
for yOuF u1Wsarying attention and united
| efforts TO leave nothing undone which
| could, in any way add to our comfort o.
pleasure, thus mak1ng the present trip on
| OF the most pleasant and snj Oyab!e WI
TO say that, on the aQuIckstsp" nothinl
| is omitted by Yourself or its other officers
| which can contribute TO the safety, com
| tort, ana WelIaIe OF her passengers ina
the table cannot be excelied, and that tn
| Steward, Mr. Theo. Hum, is q very de
cided success, would only be stating fact
well known 70 this community, and We
therefore, simply thank you for the grea
pleasure we have enjoyed, and wish you
and all connected with her, long life
| prosperity, AID happiness.
Yours very truly, J. S. Jaque s, MIS-. j
| 8. Jaquess, Emma II. Morris, Lille 4
Jaquess, Allie B. Taquess, Nellie A. ia
Airs. Kate L. RedgraVe, VIM X. Redgrave
| Mis-. =. W. Thompson, Mrs. V. p. Griffith
Edward Martin.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR LoUIsvILLE.-The elegan
Steamer lie Claire No. will be ~
early this morning en- route to Louis
vile and all way ports. ia charge o
those distinguished officers and gal
liant gentlemen, Captain Aaron Bal
lard, Phil. B. Branbam and Levi
Branham. She has superior passen
ger Accommodations.
For CANNELToN.-The pretty Der
muda will leave at 3 PM, to-day 70
Cannelton and all wsy landings. doiDI
a regular coast business. and will con
tinue regularly in the trade for tn
present. Captain John James con
mands, and is a most amiable gentle
man.
| For NEW ORLEANs.-The magnif,
ieent side wheel steamboat Kate Kin
ney will be here early this morning
en- route to New Orleans, AMI ha
splendid passenger accommodations
Her chief officers are Captain Hick
King and Al. Croxall. both eminen
for their large experience as steam
boatmen, and for their pleasant ad
dress as gentlemen. We hope to SCI
her literally patronizsd