The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-01


feet and popular Fayette leaves for
Henderson, Al 3 NJ. in charge of
Captain A o. Durland, and Jas. Fl.
Letcher and Jerry Boyle doing the
honors of the ofise.
y tseeIIaneOuB.
The wharf boat. yesterday, was very
dull, the Fayette being the only ar
rival up 20 two o'clock. to which tine
she and the Ijlewild had the whole
landing to themselyes.........The Idle
wild was receiving liberally, including
large amount Of freight, received by
rail, for points below, through G w
French, agent of the South Shore
Fast Freight Line........The FA3etie
continues to bring up foe passenger
trips. aud add considerable FIRE ght for
her retnrn...-.......The Idlewild wa.
filling up fast with peuIls. Among
the number were Ell G.. Phelps,
New Orleans; George FeDley, engineer
of the Indiana, aud W. Applesate
of Tradewater; also Charley Carroll,
OF ShawneetOwn, who was en- rou'e
home from Cincinnati, where he 10
spec'ed the new Florence Lee. aud is
satisfied with her.....Ei. Phelps say
he is not dnsther, as our composltor
styled bin yesterday. We wrote,
- author of the Parrots egS story -.
Captain A. T. Gilmore and parry
were at Niagara Fa Is on SUNDAY l4si.
aud we're to leave for Lousy lie OF
Tuesday evening, and expected to ar
rive home this morning Tney W.,
III well and euj IyloR th. ms Ives 6aely
Fhe Morning Star will prob ,bly Ii,
up next week TO be repa nteJ ADD re
ceive slight repairs. prepara DRY 10
h. Fall trade. The Rose Hire will
take her place.........B By private I'D
vices from Cap aio John Gilbert we
learn that the Florence Lee will posi-
lively leave Cincinnati this evening,
and viii be here on Saturday...........
Fogs prevail now nightly. 10 the
narrows above. aud detain the packets.
......PasseOgers by the 1920 train to
day can reach Cairo In time to CON
meet with the r Z. Lee. Passen
by the City of Evansville to day, TO
P4ducah, thence by rail to Memphis,
W II be able to join the Ice.
GleanInKs from Our Exchanges
CINcINEATL - The Commercial or Tues
day says;
Tue Grand Tower was presented, some
time since, with = complete >st OF color
BY he cli Zens OF The p see the boat was
named for and a joyous time was ha
oysr the presentation he wears - bean
tiful btrtamer on h r J4ckstaR bearing
the boats name, two sm sIier, out eQua rs
p city ones on the wheeIhous are also i'm
scTIDed "GraDd Tower" the Union Jack
a Flagstaff amidships and Looks cha rming
while the national waving gallantia
aud all hands TO be proud OF his present,
they are also OF the 0eautiful steam
over which they lat No PIettdies craft
q nd roWer and City OF Vics sbufg
Presidents Morse aud Kyle. OF ,be A mer-
lean and Euresa Insurance Comtsni-r,
Mr. John R2ipe, and other plscatOrial
q vote-- start on heir annual trip to
Put Bay on the 5th OF September.
The GGzsrte says:
The ). w. Garrett is on the Marine Rail-
CAPTAIN Patterson il going to make an
effort TO have the name OF me u ~
Church changed to CharIey Norris
JOhn HaWhina, formerly q Cfuciupatf
aid Louisville quot, com mitted suicide bv
shooting himself thTuu Ia the mead uIi
day mo ming, at Warsaw, Ky. ne was
about thirty years OF age, and leaves a
wife in Warsaw.
The Times OF Tuesday evening says.
The weather IS pleasant. win DO pros
pc cts OF rHlu. The TIver his commeuc, a
TO rise, the rise from ab We q reacl, ed
here. II VIII cOntinue TO rise to-day ard
t. morrow, as iG was swelling TINS morn
Inc a. 5aiItpol aud Marietta Tue sage
wster on the falls, two and a milf eel
will De Improved, bat 70 a malerIai 1 <.
tent.
Toe Altoona will slide over ala rfsbt.
Shef hiing out o-day for ii mpnis, ma
Is aDnUuuce - depart tn ev- irR pos
tive y. Captain II. ViutBn com
mands, with Mr. h-rles Reguier in the
office.
apt. Gen. D. Moore It takipR New o.
lean. freight TO day, on the rev steamer
Mouie Moore, al TIE city what sue Is
llkntsdraughts and wall 60 through o. Ing,
Captain IKs whitaker has charge % haT