The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
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Tho clouds thst have lowered fo
several days disappeared YESTERDAY
morning, and the day was clear ant
beautiful. The temperature was quit,
Bintesiah in the morning. but moder
! ated somewhat under the genial in.
! fueuees &C lhe bright sunshine 81
I Though be haTp west wins that pre-.
vailed minded Is il S Mintee f1e
river 81 this poia5 81 about stationary
aad win probably commence rising TO-
! day There is e sharp Kiss going 5a
a. all p9iaa ab6vs Aauis7ilia. aud
there sill be sufficient Bater Ter "a
/ practical purposes till che ebd Of tie
| year
Arrivals ana Dep a4ures.
I Il8 arrivals and departures up g.
i 3 2 3 yesterday include The Pals
/ Civ Bowling Green 10 Lo1isvilI
FaTatte. Henderson and return Mary
Milsr to Memphis Morning Star.
Louisville 90 lsEarn.
/ Heats Due Hera.
Among shs dFst boats due here are
the aickssp. from Cairo, Iaras
con- from Louisville; Nick Long
worth, Virginia. Charles B0dmann,
John Kilgour, Belle Vernon and Ed
| inburgh. fer New Orleans: West
Wind, from Memphis; Sam. Or,
from Eaatport; r. g. Gray, from-Ar-
kansasISiyer; Rat6 Kinney and City
of Quincy, from New Orleans.
Boats Leaving To-day.
EoR CATRo.-The splendid low
pressure steamer Qaickstep. having
the most elegant passenger aoeommo-
dations. good carrying capacity and
superior speed, will be the regular
packet for Cairo, at 4 PM. 10 day. and
will be found as pleasant a boat as
runs. Her officers are among the
most experienced and popular in con.
mission. Capt. Ell. z. Dexter, com
mands, aad Walter B. Pennington,
Eugene Rudd and Sid. Humphrey are
her courteous clerks. Theo. Hum is
her chief o0mmissaFy.
FoR LOUISVILLE The peerless
and popular TaraseQn. .the very SYM
opym Of beauty, grace and elegance. is
the regular mail line packet for Louis
vile at ID PM. tonight upon the arri-
val Of the nail train, and is really un-
rivaled in speed and IN splendor. and
luxurious appointments. Captain
james Mather, skillful and compe-
tent gentleman, commands, aud
Frank @. Smith and j. Il. MoMeans
dc the honors Of the Office.
FoR BOWLING GREEN.-The new
and excellent steamer Evansville viii
return TO Bowling Green at4P.M. to-
day. and has choice cabin and state
room accommodations. Capt. S. W..
CoOmbs, an accomplished gentleman,
is Ia charge. and WINS holland aid
Leopold Kahn are her clerks, and
passengers and shippers will receive
every proper attention.
FoR HEHDEBsoE.-The feet and
splendid steamer Fayette is the regu-
lar packet for Henderson and all way
ports at Bpm. to. day, and has de-
lightful accommodations for passeu-
gers. Capt. q. @. Durland Is her
popular commander, and James a.
Leteher and jerry Boyle SIRE her
courteous and ohliging clerks
FoR ME1IPHIs.-The splendid new
steamer St. bIarys is announced fer
Memphis aud all way ports at 4 PM.
to day, and is an elegant and finely
appointed steamer, Of excellent speed.
Captain Andy Robinson, Jr., is her
veteran and distinguished commander,
and Mr. James s. Henderson is her
courteous and highly accomplished
clerk. Passengers and shippers will
be elegantly entertained.
F0R NEW ORLEAEs.-Tao elegant
side-wheel steamer TEL. S. Turner, is
announced TO leave this morning at
10 O. clock for New Orleans and all
way ports. Her commander il Capt
w. J. Rusk, q pleasant and accom-
pliahed gentleman and an expert
eaeed steamboatmar. Her Office is
IN charge Of efficient and obliging
clerks. The Turner. is G frst-elass
side wheel steamboat. and. passengers
and shippers will receive courteous
attentions
BfaeeEHane0us.
Business was lively on the leyee
yesterday~.......The Idlewild was dis
charging till noon, and receiving
lively during the afteEnoou.........The
Mary Miller continued to receive lib
orally up to 2 o'clock, when she was
preparing to depart.....The Faystte
brought up a good trio Of passengers
and freight. The John Lumsdeu En-
ished disoharging and commenced re
ceiying for Observation-Disclosures
River freight was not abundant, as
the Cumberland has been low so long
that the merchants along that stream
could not send out their orders.
The Eckert was ont yesterday feeling
around the wrecks Of Che Norman
and Pine Biuf...ss......... Colonel @.
Palmer, agent of The Underwriters,
was 10 the city yesterday, en- route
to Paduoah. to interview the Night
ingale. Capt. Piersall and Capt. Hemp
stead...........The SD. marys did not
get off yesterday. not having sufficient
freight to justify her proceeding, al
though she came from Louisville and
New Albany She is announced to
leave to-day. She Is s frst-elass