The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-23
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The additional arrivals aud depart
ures up to midnight last, were the
Rose Hite, louisville and return;
Virginia. louisville for New Orleans;
Ollie Sullivan, from PASSPORT; Fay
cite, to Cairo; Milbrey. to Memphis;
Lady Pike, from Memphis.
The .Wauanita laid here taking
freight until about dark: she added
largely here. including 500 barrels Of
four~.......The Virginia came in with
considerable room, and attacked with
vigor the immense piles Of freight
upon and in front of WA. G. Brown
&Co.'s Wharfboat, which will take
her at least all night. Capt. Schultze
proposes to get off at z An. A mum
Der Of passengers we're added to her
list.........The Ollie Sullivan arrived
at 8 O'Clock last night with fne trip,
including 36 bales cotton. 1877 bags
pea nuts, 10 tons pig iron, and large
quantity of miscellaneous freight....s.
The Fayette and Milbrey left with
splendid trips. The Milbrcy had all
she could stow 1.-The Rose Hite had
fair packet trip both ways. Dir. G.
G. Green. who has been for sixteen
years in Government service as Mail
Agent, almost without intermission,
made his last trip yesterday, having
been appointed Local Mail Agent at
Louisville. The Government has
never he'd more faithful servant than
DR.. Green, who, during his long years
of service, has never lost a package or
missed delivering a mail, when 1t was
practicable for the beat to land."......,
Capt. Lee Howell telegraphs his
agent, Capt. w. II. Conant, that the
Rapidan No. will be here tonight
and will leave positively, to morrow
evening, for Eastport and all way
ports.........W. G. Brown & Co. felt
strongly in hopes last night that the
Virginia will be able to clear up the
wharf in front of their beat and the
wharfboat also......The Wauanita re-
lievGd Humphrey, Lewis & Co. to a
large extent......The Lady Pike ar
rived at 10 o'clock last night with $50
bales of cotton for r. K. Dunkerson
& Co. She will return to Memphis
positively, at 5P. NJ. to-day. W. G..
Brown & Go. are her agents.......The
Crescent City deferred her departure
until to-day..........Capt. Maratta of
the Emma No. 3. telegraphs from
Cairo. that 20 lives were lost by the
disaster to the Emma No. 3.
Boats Leaving To-D y.
For WABASH RIvER.-The excel
lent steamer, West Wind, is announc-
ed for Wabash River this evening,
Capt. Alb. Mickey and Cash Thom as
her chief officers, arc courteous and
obliging gentlemen.
FoR EAsTPoRT. = Tie fine new
steamer, Ollie Sullivan, leaves at 4 P.
| NJ, to-day. tor Eastport and ali len
nesse River way landings, taking
freight with charges. She has pleas
ant passenger appointments. Capt.
w. d. Covington is her careful and
pleasant commander, and r. G. Ut
terbaek is her courteous and obliging
clerk. Give the Sullivan all she eau
carry to-day.
For MEMPHIs.-The elegant steam
er Lady Pike, IS announced for Mem
phis at 8 p. m, to-day. and has first
class appointments. Capt. Chas. Sails
bury and E. 4. Burder are her
competent, pleasant and obliging
chief officers.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The magnif-
cent Virginia, lies over till this morn
ing to complete her cargo, and will
leave positively at z a. N. Capt.
Schultze and his clerks. Messrs. Mill
er and Malborn, areas pleasant gentle
men as we ever meet.