The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01
Arrivals ard nonnrtures.

arrivals and Departures.
arrivals ana departures up TO 8 P. N.
s,eEday, include the Fayette, Cairo to
etUra; Alpha, Nashville to return; Hart
ford, from Carmi; Aiinneola, Cincinnati
Memphis Norman, from Cincinnati
Petroiia No. ?, Henderson and return;
Pine Bluff, Wabash River to return.
Boats Due Here.
ong the first bosts due here are
Else sam. Orr and Quiekstep, from Cairo;
coming Star and Taraseon. from Louis
sse Fanny Brandeis aid Silver Moon'
-so-l Memphis; Lewellin, from Eastport;
lisa zaoRd, and Virginia, from New Or
Jess Eobert Burns, for Mem phis; Spray,
-sl Nashville; Emma No. 3, for New Or
leans, Ollie Sullivan, from Nashville;
=. usvIiIe, from Green River.
BoaEs Leaving To-Day.
CAIRo. - The splendid and feet
Ele-H sam. Or IS the regular mail, ex-
r-es md pa seDger steamer for Cairo and
f--L, points at 4 P. II. to-day. The sam.
- IS one of the best stern wheel steamers
hat yer turned d wheel, and is unsur-
Fa~sed IN her cabin and state-roem APP
Dtments. Captain Allen Duncan, her
o.ief ofdcer, is an experienced, careful and
eie5ent commander, and Guy Vineyard
sd All Maynard, her clerks, are courte-
aecurate and accom- odat1ng. Ship
pes and passengers win I'LL up the Sam.
Orr t--eiay.
CISCINSATI.-Ths f1ne passenger
ner Norman is the sole packet for
C3leinna1 and all way points at 10 A. NJ.
&c lay. The Norman is q first class stern
=lc5i steamboat, with superior passenger
s-com modations. Captain P. K. Barclay,
e. veteran officer, and highly popular
nd r77fra leff
an Lev Norris, both afTabIe and obliging
Fer tieInen, have charge Of the office. Give
IN -rmGn q handsome New Years gift
t-lz1 IL the shape of Zig trip.
- LcU1sVILLE.-The msgnif1centM Morn
i7y Ger, a grand floating palace, viii b ,
tie b-aiI Line packet for Louisville at six
*. to-day. and the mere annouucement
Is sufficient to secure her all the freight
ana people going up the river 10. night.
ar ain A. T. Gilmore, a steamboatuaan OF
zrga experience Is her polite commander,
ana Frank Daug hefty aud Geo. Asbcraft,
two Ole and attentive gentlemen, are
her clerks.
F1R CEN RlvER-The beautiful, new
sLeaz-e- evansville VIII leave for Wood
oIz- q q all Green River way landings at
J E. 10 day, in charge Of thatTsknIfuI
narlg. and pleasant gentleman, Capt.
v s. Vanmeter. Mr.. s. Z. SprouIe and
Lzlt 0ia Calm are her attentive and oblig-
ipg 81, IS.
ToE HGEDzRsoN.-Th new aud finely
appointed Petroia No. leaves for Hen
.zoL omptly at = Pm. to-day, in charge
~ --ulaiu VIM. Cole, with Messrs. Dur
lan. I'D story in the Office.
miscellaneous.
In j-os5 was tolerabiy fair on the wharf
.ss- lay, with numerous packets, but few
.,,-.Ie arrivals.........The Fayette came in
at 10 yesterday morning, with a fair trip
~ liSlt and good passenger list, and
we r-eaiYing literally for her return........
-ko HaItford and Pine Bluff, fIom Wa
bsSl ser, had good trirs.........The Pine
IN e t-as preparing to leave last evening.
q Hartford viii, we presume lie
overt ] Tuesday 1.-The Norman arrived
-e-ll-, nth e moderate trip. She dis
chs 5s- and added about an equal
aInoUue OF freight here.....-..The PetroIla
Ina seea ri = Ct reerIe vzs, 41aelsasl-
ing tle metropolitan Star TrCupe.......The
Ca t9n, ne fine steam ferry boat recently
purchased by tie Wilson Brothers, of
Eee:owp, for use at that place, land
I'D near the ezgeon Greek Bridge, yester-
dly IN her way to Shawneetown. She is
q nest little craft........The Richmond did
mot gst away from New Orleans till
frH sday night.
MR81fesfs.
AEIFFsr OF steamer Fayette. from
Ga Co Evansville, December 3I-Kahn &
$3.50 box sundries; Mara, Warren q Co,
lies venison; Owner on board, l
f- ? Oox ndse, bags rags, Dbl scrap
iE4-t II X Welis & GO, paper pkg;
-etz-fs 1 chest tools: VickeIy Bros, deer /;
sFe tor. Bros & Co. hhd tobacco; Fred &
q lsits, extension table; L Rufner Jr
s. Co 7 dressed hog; Semonin, Dixon & Co,
box boots; Pre- SION Brof, keg moIasses ;
1las eile & Go, bag feathers, SKIS fruit,
aI- #aa-H Nsfa- Fmw- II ~
i--raon. dry hides, l bag feathers, bag
Lt Leitz d Haney, l circular saw stein
bacEt Haeh & Co, 4 rolls leather; John p
Lanrent, bellows, chest tools, bdl iron,
1.OuisvilIe-79 boxes handles.
CINCINNATI 8 bags buckwheat.
chicago bbls dried fruit, s bags do.
deGdeFson-55 sacks potatoes.
EIAEIFESE-Of Norman, from Cincinnati.
~ NJ Akin & Co, 80 empty barrels; Il Ruff
ueE, . Z Co, 10 empty sacks; John Wy
Dn0nd, ID packages paper; PTesson q Men1
lee, ~ bundles paper; Healy, Isaacs q CO
10 handles paper: Journal Company,
whisky; VIele & Co, 10 barrels whieky
ssiusfck & Co, 6 barrel oil; Rely & Co, bar
rels co. Leach & Temple, q barrels OIL
-kla & Bro, 10 barrels cider; P.Vierltne
1855 Is oil; w Caldwell, fierce hams
npf, ID kegs beer; Martin, Gardne
p 1aleS bagglngi Babcock q steele,
ties; b Burbank, l portable mill
sIlLsC q Welsh, . pumps; Leach u Lem PIKE
rC- drugs5 Geo SOnntag & Co, 20 bundle
j. Puder & Bro, . stoves, etc; N
3 sewing machines; Humphrey
s. Co, circular saw; A Bauer,
raaE c0rdage; W Heilman, l bar iTOL
20 son, ScOyiie & Co, l fierce meat: Bair
g ssa-s.s 50 bales bags q c. kiblacKs
nGles bags.
u saaGzaEs from Or Exchanges.
fLzTsBURG.-The Commercial of Wedne
a=y SAYS;
.b1 re arks last evening indicated eleve
r5at aud rising slowly. The weather W;
pleas .; trade IN the vicinity OF the lam
5rz r--s not very active; freights are begin
AIMS. ~ thin out. Several boats are dI
A may be hourly expectedi ,,oo
-ll1 4EETs OF COAL FOR lS69.-Ihel
shIpmeLts of coal to the lower por
e-s m0nth this year, except August al
C1songNAr1.-The Commercial of Thur
d1y says:
i Is expected steam will be raised to-ds
on t1e neW wreckIng eamerfThoS. .E1c
ert when she viii proceed to the sun &c
swallow, anu make an efforl to raise he
Inc rlVer IS falling, and last night the "
ser was below her hurricane deck
En gIueer James Hall, of Schenck's a
zosy, procured new steanpipe at Ne
Orleans. and she IS now all right again,
Ler way to Cincinnati.
a convention of steamboat owners
the West and South Is called TO meet at :
Louis, January ~, 1870. The OBJECT IL
desl glefi TO accom- plish, is q modif1catlt
Or the marine laws. The legislation
the rIVers should be distinctive from ia
son size reeans and lakes. New legisiati
8 fvarIee, and to the securing OF that W
Le Ec-E- Of the convention be directed.
me Chronicle OF Thursday event
says:
a.-.f b Bachelor went down to {
Sy94 his morning. IL was thcug
-cob-ss.e that the T. 4. Eckert would
sp1e 10 a1se steam this evening, when
-Tollu - amence the Work CT saving I
Ire Tunes says:
Captain James IS determined to besuii
sigte investing in boat, yet he is b'
ror-r.,-rrIv - TIE lro,,rfs,... L,,,,-,oy