The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02


Boats Leaving Toby.
For CAIRo.-The very complete
and excellent steamer Sam. Orr, one
of the feetest in the business, will
leave for Cairo and oil intermediate
landings at 4 p. NJ. TO day, and has
frst-clsss passenger appointments
and the best of officers. She is COM
manded by that prince of clever gen.
tlemen, Captain Allen Duncan, with
Guy Vinyard, Al. Maynard and Jim
my Best in the office.
For LOUISVILLE. - The famous
Morning Star is the regular packet
for Louisville at IN. to-day, in
charge of that distinguished COM
mandeF, Capt A. II. Gilmore, with
Frank Dougherty and Rob't Dough
erIy, two courteous and obligiDg gen
tlemen, in the Office The Star is a
eee9ss atoamer, aud uriously
appointed.
For HENDERsoN.-The neat steam
er Petrolia No leaves for Hender-
son promptly at 3 P. NJ. to-day, in
charge Of that competent and attent-
i've commander, VIM. Cole, with
Messrs. Durland and Story in her
Office.
For MEMpHIs.-The elegant pas
senger steamer Fanny Bfaudeis is
announced for Memphis and all way
ports at PM. to day. She is pleas
antly appointed, and is commanded
by Capt. A. Murray, an experienced
and careful officer. Mr.. Murray, Jr.,
is her attentive clerk
FoR NEW 0RLEANs.-The splendid
steamer Virginia will be here to-day,
en- route to New Orleans, having un-
surpassed passenger appointments.
She is commanded by that expe-
rienced and popular gentleman, Capt.
Charles G. Sehultze, gentleman very
favorably known in these waters.
Messrs. Len. Miller and Sam. NAL
born have charge Of he Office, which
guarantees the most polite and
courteous attention to passengers and
shippers. The Virginia is clipper,
and is running on time, giving great
advantages to shippers of stock, poul-
try, or perishable produce.
miscellaneous.
There was fair business transact
cd on the wharf yesterday
Fanny Brandeis arrived from Mem
phis, with 800 bales cotton for r. K.
Dunkerson & Co. She was detained
by the high water and powerful cur
rent of the Mississippi, the scarcity Of
fuel aud arrangement of her ma
chinery. She is announced to return
to Memphis at 4 PM. to- day..."....The
Liberty No and barges arrived yes
terday morning with a moderate trip.
She was adding considerable freight
here.........The Sam. Orr brought up a
splendid trip.........The Edinburg left
on time with handsome start. Cap.
tain Armstrong; motto is prompt
ness" ........ The Anna passed down a.
) 5 AN. without landing. She had al
she could swim under......Tbe FayettC
was gathering up a nice trip.........
The Crescent City was firing up al
: noon, preparatory to leaving for the
interior OF Hoosierdom, via the
. Wabash and White Rivers.........The
Rose Hits arrived at 2 Pm. with an
excellent trip, including freight and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and shippers
I for New Orleans should remember
I the Virginia to-day.
Manifests.
MANIFEST - OF the steamer Sam. Orr
from Cairo to Evansville, Feb. lst, 1870.
EvAELvILLE-Mr. foreman, 2 BIDS dFs
hides; Holhugsworth Bros, cask
Vile, l bund coon and mink skins, bal
feathers; VIM. Heilman, pinion; Booth
cher, Kellogg q Co. bales and lot scral
iron; z .emker Tillman q Co, stoves ant
u pots; r x DankersOn & Co, 81 bales cot
ton j q f Reitz, bedstead.
LoUIsvILLE--Miss Lois burt, 1 bx Oran
ges: Otto & Co, Is bunds broomstraw; u v
WIcks, bale cotton; Il w & l. p Kennedy
bales cotton; u II Davis q co, Is bale
e CINCINNATI-B w Warson & Co, bale
cotton; E o Hu7d & Co, bales cotton: AID
dy, Hull & Co, 10 bales cotton; Mill
Brown & Co, bales cotton; Rowland
Co, Z bales cotton: Robert Moore g. Co,
Dd1Cs CObbOus II 0DOuADlh q 10 % DdAe
W cotton.
DIsCHARGED-At Henderson, hhds Il
bacco, 60 BIDS and % SKIS potatoes.
sIieaninKs from oar Exchanges.
CINCINNATI.-The Commercial {
!. Monday says:
The little steamer American, re
a Gently sunk in Arkansas River, wa
Is built in Cincinnati, several years age
by Mr.. Stephen Morse.
>. The Gazette says:
n. The Matte Belle has been sold 70
= $1,000. She has been running DC
tween Maysville and Manchester.
Clerk o. T. Shaw. of the st. J ame'
10 says the latter steamer passed bot
- the Anderson and Arlington, undo
nd way in an hour and twenty minute
el. after leaving this port, at Wido
. Green's Orchard, 13 miles above Cir
cinnati. This 13 miles the old Dani
Roone used to run In an hour. II
=. st. James did her regular way bus
an ness. and again passed both the othe
boats and arrived at May.
&c vlle ahead of them. rl