The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-24

with slight rise coming NON fIi.
burg which Hi'I do no more drl
check le decline ler1.
Arrivals and Departure.
The arrivals ead departures lp l1
2 PE yesterday include tha Sam
, Orr from Easlp1ri Mary Miller 1ld
West wind. from Memphis EaysHo.
Henderson ana rcturll Arknl.a.
/ Belle. Cairo g. fstlu Nick Long
Wo1 3. Co NeH Orleans; Mary Auglt
Cna8.ion aad r-luu ChaEmsr. from
Cu siHnad.
Eeata Dus lEare.
Among tl6 bFs' b0al due here are
Che Ldieuil3 and Q1.cr8tau. from
. C-ir3 Morning Star and Isus3
.fou L0uivile shannon. Charles
Bodmann and City Of Quincy. for New
/ Orleans Sam. j Hale, Minnie. and Sc.
dary's, from Memphis; Florence Lee,
from PASSPORT; 81. g. Turner. Mollio
| Moore, Mary Houston, Kate Kinney
and Indiana. from New Orleans. Kate
Robinson, from 5tLOuis; Miunbola
for Memphis America, for Nashville
Bermuda ed Anna. from 6ineinnpi
Evansville. from Bowling Green.
Boats Leaving To-day.
2 fOn CAIRo.-The magnificent new
steamer IdleWild leaves for Cairo and
al way ports, promptly az pm. TO-
day, as the regular mail and express
packet, and is one Of the most ols-
/ CAVITY appointed steamers that comes
to our wharf. She is commanded By
Captain Gus. Fowler. gentleman Of
large experience and great popularity.
VIM. Williams, Ed. Thomas and
Fred. Jones are her attentive and
obliging clerks. Geo. Jackson, pro-
verbal for his excellent dinners, is
the chief Of her oommissary depart.
ment. Johnson'e battery is 10 good
working condition, ana will fire. a
Christmas salute.
FOB LOUIsvILLE.-Tho elegant
steamer Morning Star viii be the
mail and express packet for Louis
vile, at II PM, and is admirably APP
pointed. Captain A. 4. Gilmore is
ber distinguished commander, and
Miles d. Warren, one Of the most
competent and popular clerks 10 oom-
mission, has charge Of her Office.
Dan. White is her steward, which
guarantees good living on board.
John Westfall viii set up Gne speoi-
mems Of his enliveaiBg extract Of corn
essence and hen fruit, 10 honor Of
Christmas.
FOB CINcIgNATI.-The magnificent
and favorite Charmer, and old ao-
quaintance and most excellent steam
boat, returns after a long absence, and
leaves Of 10A. 81. to-day for Cinoiu-
nat and oil way ports, having splau-
die passenger appointments. Captain
w. r. Holloroft. a veteran command
er, viii be found on her roof. with
Captain Sam. 4. James IN tho Office
who will give especial attention 20 the
comfort aud accommodation Of pas
sengers.
BOR CARNELT0N.-The feet AID
excellent steamer Mary Ament, Capt.
John A. Adams, an experienced Off
Ger, commanding with Robt. Adams,
worth gentleman, in The Office.
leaves for Gannelton end al way ports
at A: 30 Pm, giving especial attention
TO all way business. The Mary
Ament is an elegant and finely ap-
pointed side-wheel boat
FoR HENDERSON. The feot steam
or Fayetto leaves for Henderson at 2
Pm. to-day, In charge Of that compe-
tent and attentive commander CAP
tain A. o. Durland, with james II |
Leteher and Jerry Boyle ia her Office
all courteous and obliging gentlemen.
FoR NASHVILLE. 49, The excellent
steamer America. Of the Cincinnati |
and Nashville line, viii be here TO-
day, en- route to Nashville, end be- .
admirably appointed and suporbly Off /
oered. Captain T. Pierce commands, |
and Chef w. Bradley has charge Of /
the Office. They are both experienced I
steamboatmen and desorvedly popular .
gentlemen. 10 the absence Of any /
regular Evansville and Nashville /
packet the America will afford an ex
cellent opportunity for shipping goods .
to the Cumberland River.
FoR EAsTPoRT. The old reliable \
pioneer of the Tennessee River trade, I
the finely appointed steamer Sam.
Orr, leaves at 4 P. n. 20 day, for East-
port and al way landings, and e 3D. I
excellent condition. Captain Allen \
Duncan, a specimen OF nature nobil- I
ity, commands, and Guy Vineyard aud /
Dick Morrow. both courteous, atton- /
tive and obliging. are her clerks. /
The Orr should have q rousing trip /
to-day, as she has devoted herself Go /
the interests Of the commerce Of /
Evansville.
FOR MEllPHIs-Tho new and mag /
nifoent steamer Mary Miller will |
leave Of Pm. to-day, for Memphis /
and the bends. afording an excellent /
opportunity for our merchants TO 1
make through shipments, and TO send /.
out Representatives TO lOok after the T.
magnificent trade Of that region, that
can be 30 readily diverted to this city /
to the mutual advantage Of both buy .
er and sellsz. The Mary Miller has
frst-class passenger appointments |
Captain VIM. Liter. en- experienced |
steam DO zlman and a most estimablo /
gentleman, has command, and John /
Travis is her attentive clerk. It
would be well for our merchants to |
cultivate the Mary Miller, and look
after the trade she oommanls.
FoB NEW ORLEAEs.-~The new
steamer. Citg # o1iuo-. F. announced
| for NeW Orleans to-day. She b one
of Tho most elegant and daalg aD
pointed boats talt chic season. bow
ing spaci9u ana ans.g furnished atrte
r80ms. aBd superior aecguuo5aa0ns
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