The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02
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ne weather yesterday was CLOUDY.
raw and cold, with considerable wind
from the west northwest. There was
a light fall of snow before daylight.
The mercury was below 400 all day.
The river during the "a hours ending
at 3 P NJ. had fallen Is inches.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures, up to
P. NJ. yesterday, include the Mary
Houston, New Orleans to Louisville;
West Wind, Wabash River to return
Fayette, Henderson and return; Hart
ford to Carmi; Sam. Orr, from Cairo.
ROats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are
the Quickstep, from Cairo; Morning
Star and Mary Miller, from Louisville;
Minneola and Milbrey from Memphis;
Virginia, Louisville and Groesbeck,
from New Orleans; Silver Moon, for
Memphis; Spray, for Nashville; Nick
Longworth AMI Kenton, fol New Or
leans; Lawrence, from Nashville;
Evansville, from Bowling Green
Shamrock, for St. Loais; Armadillo.
from Arkansas Eiver; Champion,
from st. Louis; Clara Scott, from
Wabash River; Ollie Sullivan, from
Eastport; City of Evansville, from
Pittsburg.
ROsts Leaving To. bay.
For CAIRo.-The very complete
and excellent steamer, Sam. Orr, one
of the feetest in the business, will
leave for Cairo, and all Intermediate
landings, at P. NJ, to-day, and has
frst-class passenger appointments,
and the best of officers. She is COM
manded by that prince of clever gen.
tlemen, Capt. Allen Duncan, with
Guy Vineyard. al. Maynard and jim
my Best in the Office.
For LOUISVILLE. - The famous
Morning Star is The regular packet
for Louisville at IL PM. on arrival of
mail train from the North, in charge
of that distinguished commander,
Capt. a. T. Gilmore, with Frank
Dougherty and Robert Dougherty,
two courteous and obliging gentle
men, in the Office. The Star is mag.
nifcent steamer. and luxuriously ap-
pointed.
For HENDERsoN.-The swift wing
ed Fayette leaves promptly at p. NJ,
for Henderson, and has elegant pas
senger appointments. Captain Char
ley Perkins commands, and Durland,
Story and Boyle are her clerks.
miscellaneous.
There was not much doing on the
levee yesterday, and the port list was
very light........The Mary Houston
passed up at AN. with a medium
trip, but doing very little business
here....."........The West Wind had a
| good trip from the Wabash, and Cash
Thomas, her newly married clerk,
looks cheerful and happy.........The
Hartford did not get off Moaday
night. She was preparing to leave at
noon yesterday........ The Fayette had
a good trip of people from Hender-
son. Captain Perkins, we regret to
learn, is sick, and Captain Cole
is in command Of the Fayette.........
Freight for the South is again album
dant, and far in advance of tonnage.
......A lot Of 800 barrels was being
hauled down yesterday. and It was
doubtful if the Nick Longworth could
add anything to her cargo, as she was
understood to be full upon leaving
New Albany......The grams Armada,
reconstructed and more beautiful than
ever, is announced for Nashville and
all way points on Friday next. Cap
tains Northern and Ben. Il. Egan are
her chief oficers-a sure guarantee of
an agreeable and pleasant trip to all
who travel with them. Billy Conant
is her agent, and his proclamation
will be found elsewhere in this
mornings JoURNAL,.... The
Sam. Orr arrived at 1:30 yester-
day, afternoon with fine trip.........
The Countess was expected during
last night, with 600 bales of cotton
for r. X. Dunkerson & Co......The
Armada will raise steam on Thurs
day morning and come to the wharf.
1.-THE new steamer City of Evans
Vile leaves Pittsburg to-day.
HEamHEests.
MANrFEsT-Of the steamer Sam Orr.
from Cairo to Evansville, March LIST, 1870.
Humphrey Lewis q Co, bales gunnieg,
| l sack Irvine, 8 bundles seenless sacks
Martin Gardner & Co, 2 hogsheads tobacco
| Preston & Co, barrels molasses; Cook &
Rice, p beer kegs; Tenny BOwles Co, s
hogsneads sugar; o Q Hough, l box sum
dries.
PARKERsBURGH-G b Taylor, / bag cof-
zee, boxes suudriesi StOckweII q Co,
barrel onion sets r X DImtbraw q Co, 10
hogsheads tobacco; q q Ntblack, % sacks
oats.