The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

the nieuis broke mtg rain TOWARDS
daylight, which, continued until near
f 9 clock, when it cleared up 10 part
with beautiful, genial suoshiae. The
mercury RAGGED from 40o to 50' The
river durias the 2t haafs en ling a 3
PM. had r.s4h 6 inc"e+, All ,i-ins
I. steady
4rr,tais ana q is.etar..>.
/ The arrivals aai &c. AZURE ~ e, 3
I PM, vest, ri4g. in,ipds ge F.yette,
Henderson and ietnrn; Nilorey rom
Memphi-.
BsI& Ha- Esrrs.
Among the first boafs I'M is,rs are
the @ iickstep. irem Cara; fsrss
con. from Lsuizxtie; A1coas. Mary
Honstoa. John kugpur Hms ln
diana, or New Oils tn-s; e ga gBercial
aod Mary Miller, fraaa sisHlpsgss; F,r
ginis, from New ORLEANS; kR'e R4p-
inson, Tor 81 Lo is; c4msll4, ir0a
Passport; Nightiee4ls, far .ttk2hsss
River; Evansville, from BJWliag
Green; Champion. from s. louis;
+ Bermuda, from Cincinnati
Beats E.taviRx Ts-day.
/ Foa CAIRO The favarite low
pressure Q1ieksfep. o1e ~ The live
Lest boats IN commission, y the regu
i lar passeEger, matt aud express packet
for Cairo aud ell way landings. a. 1
Pm. to-day, having uoexceptiOnable
and really unsurpassed appointments
for passengers. Sue Is commanded
/ BY Captain Ii r. Dexter, highly
efficient officer. Walter b Penniog
toa, Eugene Ru1d aud Sid Hum
phrsy are her courteous and popniar
clerks. The QIickstep aad her off
GERS are eminenlly and deservediy
popular with travelsss and shippers
/ FoR LOUISVILLE - The famous,
| feet flying, favoriie Terascon will
| leave as usual, at 8 o'clock - night,
for Louisville and all way ports, aud
has no superior in pleasaat appoint
ments on the river She Is command
ed by Capt. James Mather, an accom-
plished and highly pleasant gentle.
mao Of the old school, aud a veteran
officer. Frank o. Smith and } i,
McMeaos, two highly popular and
obliging gentlemen, have charge o.
the Office.
FoR BowLINa GREEN The beau
: tiful steamer Evansville will leave
promptly ii 4 clock this evening fol
Bowling Green and all Green Riyel
way landings. having unezceptiohable
, cabin and state room accommodations
+ Captain Samuel w. Coombs com
mands. aud William Noland and Leo
pold Kahn have charge of the ofiee
All will be fosnd especially obligioi
and attentive TO passengers aud ship
J pers.
FoR HENDERSON. The fast hyin
Fayetts will leave promptly at B p n
to,morrow for Henderson and wa,
landings, in charge oil Captain 4 Y
2 Durlaud, with MsssFs. Jas. II. Lrtch
er aud Jerry Boyle 10 tbs Office, 81
courteous aad obligiDg gentlemen.
FoR MEMPHIS - The excelief
steamer Milbrey il toE receiving, an
will leave for Memphis and all va
b poris at 4PM to-day. having pleasaE
recommendation for passengers. IL
chief officers are Captain Cash Thorn
= a. commanding. and FL Thomas
the efise, both clever and pleasa'
gentlemen, we'll and fayorably knoW
among shippers and travellers. ar
both experienced steamboatme
Captaia Dan. Weaver il one Of b
pilots.
FoR ARKANSAS RIyER.-Ths 81
CANT and popular steamer Aishiinga
!, will be here to Day en- route for 70
smith add all intermediate points
the Arkansas River. affoFding an e.
eellent opportunity for shippers
forward goods direct 10 that streai
~ Captain u. b. Piersalt is her expeI
e enced and careful commander, and
y. s. Alexander is her courteous al
~ obliging clerk. Both are gentlems
~ of experience and ability.
!. For NEW ORLEANs. The magnii
A. cent new side.wheel steamer Ma
Houston will be here early to day,
- route to New Orleans and sll "
ports, aad is. in elegance, speed q
, fine appointments, unsurpassed
any steamer on the western waite
her chief cficsrs are Capt. u.
Durham, Harry Walker aud II
Seabrook, gentlemen noted alike
his their large experience as steambo
aid men. their courteous manners. .
3 nee high toned integrity as business m
- For trip to the South. q more
. sirable boat. or more pleasant offic
could not be found.
miscellaneous.
Business was lively on the VIII
Yesterday, although ths port list y
Iight.........T The IdleWild aud Elorei
Lse were busy all forenoon discha
o. ing their splendid trips. and Ia
quantities Of freight we're be
hauled down for their return tr
The Faystte had modeT
trio up, but was receiving libori
for her return~.....The Miibrty
els frivsd at mon, as deep as she ca
swim. having on board about
bales cotton and other freight.
several passengers. We eoBgra'u
our Young friends Cash. and
4. Thomas on the successful term
ton of their first voyage in their
ina. behalf. They are meritOrious va
gentlemen. who should receive q
eTal patronage from our mereb
~ and shippers. The Milbrsy will
turn 10 Memphis to day......,.....
weather had grown cloudy At
'e6s and was growing colder with
Gwnan the wawf D. !