The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-18
B " ER MEMS
nor oaer Btuer Items, See -F0l.rn Paoe.
weather aud water.

Weather and water.
Almost everybody was surprise,
upon arising Saturday morning 1
find nearly four inches Of snow OF
the roofs and wooden sidewalks. TIL
mercury had dropped to 81 degrees
and snow continued to fall till
| o'clock. 1t grew more warm as th,
day advanced. and by noon the snow
had nearly all disappeared, while
the mercury was gradually rising. and
stood at Az at noon. The river du.
ring the "a hours ending at 8 p. NJ.
had fallen three feet. A small rise is
reported at Cincinnati.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 P. n. include the Shamrock. st.
Louis to Cincinnati; Edinburg, New
Orleans to CINCINNATI Lawrence,
Cincinnati to Nashville; IdIewild.
Cairo to return; j. III. Grocsbeck.
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Norman.
to Cincinnati; Pine Bluff, to Camel.
ton; Silver Moon, Memphis to Gin
cinnati; Magenta, New Orleans to
Louisville; Morning Star, louisville
TO return. 30 tafh1sY 3 z1ffa % 20 Hf
5 l9s boats lDae Here. .a5
Among the first boats due here
are the City Of Evansville, from Cairo;
Rose Hite, from louisville; Alice
Dean. from Memphis ;gIndiana. Mary
Miller and Virginia, from New Or
leans; Robt Moore, for Nashville !;
Anna, for st. Louis Nigh tibgaIe, from
Arkansas River; Kate Robinson, from
st. Louis; West Wind, from Eastport;
Mallie Ragon and Emma Floyd, from
Nashville; Nick LoDgworth, p. w.
Strader, John Kilgour and Louis
willie, for New Orleans; Bermuda,
from Cincinnati; Minneola, for Mem.
phis; Evansville and Fails City, from.
Bowling Green Hartford, from Green
River; Clara Scott and Crescent City,
from Wabash River. |
Boats Leaving To-Day. AIha
FoR CAIRo.-The feet and famous
low pressure Qdickstep viii take her
departure to day, leaving for Cairo at
4 Pm. She is one of the most excel
lent packets in commission, and is in
charge Of those accomplished and
popular gentlemen and first class off !.
GERS, Capt. Jack Grammcr, Walter B.
Pennington, and Eugene Rudd, all
pleasant gentlemen. The Quickstep
is first class steamer. aas
FoR LOUISVILLE. -iThe famous,
feet-fying, favorite Tarascon is the
regular Louisville packet at 10 A. Nj.
to. day, and is one Of the most grace
full, neat, and elegant boats on the
western waters. Passengers cannot
find more pleasant boat She is 10
charge of those eminent navigators
and sterling gentlemen, Capt. James
Mather,a NJ ID. Warren, and Phil.
Beverly. sf1ea aH1ea If a.s slfs
+ FoR HENDERsoN.-The feet Fay
cite, with pleasant accommodation
for passengers, will leave for Hender.
son promptly att A. N. and 3 p. NJ,
in charge Of those careful. attentive
and popular gentlemen, Capt. Jerry
Boyle and A. o. Durland, who are
polite and attentive to all. aee.
FoR NASHVILLE. = The famous
steamer Robert Moore will be found
at the wharf this morning, receiving
freight and passengers for Nashville
and all way points. She has elegant
passenger appointments. Capt. John
John Ferrell and Ohet. Bradley, two
excellent and pleasant gentlemen, are
her chief officers. Jimmy Miles IA
her courteous, attentive and accurate
freight clerk. H.tda. safxres Eth
| For CAIRO AND MEMPHIS. The
splendid steamer Minneola, of che
famous Dean Line, will be down this
morning, en- route to Memphis, and
has elegant passenger appointments
Capt. w. ID. Miller and John 81
Jones are her distinguished chief off,
GERS. The Minneola has splendid
passenger accommodations. ss.es {
/ For NEW ORLEANs.-The grea
passenger steamer Louisville. viii
leave here this morning at 10 o'clocI
for New Orleans and all way ports
having first class passenger aceommo
dations, and being in charge Of ex
perienced, popular and competent Off
GERS. Her captain is that renowned
commander. Jas. A. Lusk. aud Mr.
| j. l.. Eagon.a gentleman of fac cal
ture and excellent social qualities. il
her chief clerk. We hope to see he
add largely to her cargo and passen
| ger list here.
miscellaneous. Oh
! Business was very active on Satur
day. with an unusually large port list
The Shamrock and Edinburg passed
mn at daylight With q good trip........