The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-16
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till nearly noon, when the clouds dis
persed, ard the weather Was nearly clear,
but cold, with a sharp wind from the
north, and occasional scudding clouds.
1t grew cloudy again at noon. The mer-
curry ranged from So to 50o. The river Is
falling, having declined inches during
the twenty four hours ending at 3 Pm.
Our advices from above. and the character
of the weather, gives little announcement
81 q rise.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures yesterday
inclute the IdIewiId, Cairo 10 return
Hartford, Henderson and return; Pine
Blum, Grandview TO return; WIN. 3. Hays,
Dan Rice's circus boat, from New Al
bany.
Heats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are the
City of Evansville, from Cairo; Morning
Star, from Louisville; Virginia. for New
Orleans; Mary Miller, Sam. J. Hale and
Commercial, from Memphis; Tom Reese
and barges, and Alaska. from New Or
leans; Sam. Orr. from Passport: Champi-
on, from ST. Louis; Emma Eloyd, for
Memphis; Evansville, from Green River.
Boats Leaving To-day,
FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRo.-The beauti-
pressly for the trade, with especial refer
encs TO speed. comfort and safety, will
leave az p. n. to-day for Cairo and all
way landings. She has unsurpassed pas
senger accommodations. Capt. Gus. Fow-
Ter commands, and Is a careful, competent
and popular officer. Her clerks are WIN.
p. Fowler. Ed. Thomas and John Eurre
al pleasant and obliging gentlemen. Ed
Thomas and John Nurre are her courteous
and accurate freight clerks.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The favOrite Mornt ting
Star viii be the mail and express packet foI
Louisville at 8 Pm. to-day, and il admir-.
ably appointed. A. Il. Gilmore, q gentle
man OF great experience, commands, and
Miles ID. Warren does the honors or the
ONCE, and is q popular and efficient clerk
The Star is one OF the most excellent boats
that graces our wharf and everything
about her is frst eless.
For GRAEDYIEW.-Tho nne passenger
steamer, Pine Bluff, leaves &C pm. toI
Grandview and ali way ports, In charge
of those attentive and obliging gentlemen
Captain Lafayette Elder, John, A. Adams
and Robert Adams. Especial attention
given 70 way business.
FOR HENDERsoN.--Ihe steamer Hartford
leaves for Henderson at Pm. to-day
In charge of that competent eud attentive
commander, Capt. Joe McReynolds, with
Charley Perkins and Jas. II. Letcher in the
ONCE. All are courteous and obliginG
gentlemen.
FOR EAsTPORT.-The magnificent, new
and elegantly appointed steamer FIorence
Lee will leave this evening at 4 o'clock, foI
Paducah, PASSPORT and Florence, and all
Tennessee River way landings. She ii
commanded by Captain Lee Howell, 9
most gallant and popular officer, with thai
courteous and polite young gentleman
Bob. McMeehan. In the Office, who Will ex
tend every proper courtesy tn passengers
For NEw ORLEANs.-The nplendid pas.
senger steamer Virginia win be down TO-
day, en- route to New Orleans and all way
ports. Having just been put in complete
condition for the fail and winter trade
passengers win ind her n very desirable
boat to travel on. Capt. Chas. q. Schultz
her commander, and Len. 8. Miller, hei
chief clerk, are as pleasant and worth,
young gentlemen as ore meets with in
lifetime. We hope 20 o o her get
hne addition to her freight list here.
For LITTLE ROCK AND FORT ssfrTH.-Th
elegant passenger steamer II. q. Gray 4
announced to-day, by her agent, Captaii
John II. Triplett, for all points on tn
Arkansas River to Fort Smith, in chaTg
OF Captain r. s. Yerkes, an excellent gen
tleman and a popular commander wit
Lon. Ross, a courtsous and obiiBing youn
gentleman in the Office The Gray IS
pleasant steamboat for passengers an
shippers, and travellers should avail them
selves Of this excellent opportunity {
going TO Arkansas.
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