The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-27
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Ngeniler 49,. 49,


Weather and water.
Yesterday opened clear and balm
! but before poon grew cloudy with
humid atmosphere and strong ind
cation Of rain The river during h
q hours ending at p. II. had rise
16 inches, and was rising very slowl
if at all. 1t WILDE declining to da,
The mercury, yesterday, ranged abou
| 70' till noon.
Arrivals and DEPARTURES.
The arrivals and departures up d
BPM, yesterday. include the Indiana
New Orleans to Louisville. Cham
pion, st. Louis to Cihcinnad; Glen
dale, st. Louis to Pittsburg; w. ii
Brown and barges, St. Louis to Pitts
burgi West Wind, Eastport 70 re-
turn; Fayette, Henderson and re-
turn; Bermuda, to Cincinnati Min
nicola, Memphis to Cincinnati; Pine
Bluff, Grandview and return: Robt
X. Lee, New Orleans to. Louisville
Petrol No. 2 and baiges, up; clara
Scott, from Wabash River.
Roats Due here.
Among the FIRST boats duo here are
the Qaickstep from Cairo; Morni,g
Star, from louisville; Silver Maon
from Memphis; Louisville and
Mary Houston, from New or.
leans; Emma Floyd for Nashville.
Kate Robinson, ST. Louis; Arma.
dillo and Nightingale, from Arkansas
River Anna, from St. Louis
Rapidan No. ?, from PASSPORT; Lew.
ellin and Robert Moore, from Nash
vile; Alice Dean, Join Kileour and
Virginia, for New Orleans; Normal.
from Cincinnati; Robert Burns for
Memphis; Evansville and Hartford
from Green River. #
Boats leaving 10. nay.
FoR PADUcAn AND CAiRo-Tbe
beautiful clipper steamer IdleWild
built expressly for the trade. with e
peeial reference to speed, comfort and
safety, will leave at4p.M.. to-day for
Cairo and all way landings. She has
unsurpassed passenger accommoda
tons. Capt. Gus. Fowler commands
and is careful, competent and pop
ular officer. Her chief clerks are |
Will. /. Fowler and Duke Nicholson
both experienced and obliging yea
tlemen. Ed. Thomas and Bob. Cas- |
les are her courteous and accurate
freight clerks. Johnson's battery il
supplied with the choicest ammuni-
ion, and courteously served. i
For LOUISVILLE. = The favorite /
Morning Star will be tho mail and ex-
press packet for Louisville at 6 p. M I
o day, and is admirably appointed |
Capt Frank o, Smith, q gentleman Of
treat experience. commands, aud /
Frank Dourherty and Fred Jones do
.he honors Of the Office, and are care.
ul, accurate and obliging. The Star
s one of the most excellent boats
hat graces our wharf, and everything
about her is first class. /
For GRAEDVTEW. The fac pas.
engor steamer Pine Bluff leaves al 3
!. n. for Grandview and all way ports
n charge Of those attentive and oblig-
ng gentlemen. Captain Lafayette El-
or and John A. Adams. Especial
ttention given to way business.
FoR HENDERsoN.-The feet steam
r Fayette leaves for Henderson at 3
. NJ to day, in charge of that compe-
eut and attentive commander. CAPT,
l.. Q Durland, with Negley Rudd
nd Jerry Boyle 10 her Office.
For NASHVILLE The magnificent
ew steamer Mallio Ragon is tho
ocular packet for Nashville and all
.ay ports, at 4 P. N. to-day. 10 charge ,
that eminent commander and ster- !
ng gentleman, Capt. Josh. v.
hroop, with George Throop and
ohm Throop, two polite and popular !
oung. men, in the Office. The Mallie !
.agon is entirely new, and most eIo (
lntly appointed Give her a liberal !
atronage to-day.
For WABASH RIVER. The charm |
Ig steamer Clara Scott will 60 10 the /
iabash River to-day, at B O'Clock, =
I'D has superior accommodations.
aptafn Abner Carey is her compa. 7
mt and popular commander, and
ohm II. Gaushell is her courteous d
ID obligiBg clerk. d
For NEW ORLEAns.- great J,
Gamer Robert Il. Lee, the swiftest a
ID most perfect steamboat afoat is f
for New Orleans and all
~ ports at II o'clock tonight. ?
lptain John Cannon is her illustri- y,
IS commander, and Mr.. Adolph b
artin is her accomplished clerk. n
Or speed, elegance and pleasant - =
commodations, the Lee has no
7al.
miscellaneous.
Business was very fair on the Il
iarf yesterday, and large amount y,
freight was discharged and Is
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