The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
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For other River Ileals. See F0.gfh Page.
Weather and Water.

4 az PM, na0 risen eighteen inches,
aud was stationary. It will be fallipe
to day.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
P NJ. yesterday, include the City
Of Evansville, Cairo to return; Fay
elite, Henderson and return; Pine
Bluff, Grandview to return; Mary
Houston. New Orleans to Louisville;
Glasgow. New Orleans to Pittsburg 4;
Sam. J. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis.
BOats Due Here.
Among the FIRST boats duo here are
the IdleWild and Quickstep, from Cal
70; Morning Star and Tarascon, from
Louisville; Minneola, from Memphis !;
Silver Moon. for Memphis; Louisville
Rob't E. Lee and Nick Loneworth
from New Orleans; Kate Robipsop,
for St Louis; Anna from St. Louis;
John Kilgour, for New Orleans; Ber-
muda, from Cincinnati and Evansville.
from Green River; Sam Orr, from
Eastport.
FoR CAIRo.-The feet and fascin.
ating Idlewild, a perfect bijoa of a
passenger steamer, will leave at the
usual hour. Pm. to day, for Cairo
and all way ports. in charge of Gus.
Fowler. a popular commander, and
with Billy Fowler. Duke Nicholson,
Ed. Thomas and John Nurre, in the
Office. Passengers will End the Idle
wild one Of the most pleasant boats in
commission. Choice soothing syrup
and ice cold lemonade as the battery.
FoR CINCINNATI.-The excellent
and popular steamer Norman will
leave promptly at 10 A. NJ. to day, for
Cincinnati and all way points. She il
deservedly popular packet. and her
officers are worthy and we'll esteemed
gentlemen. Capt. p. X. Barclay,
commands, and Henry Miller and
Lew. Morris. are her careful and
oblieiDg clerks.
For LOUISVILLE. - The favorite
Morning Star will be the mail and
express packet for Louisville at
Pm. to day, and is admirably ap.
pointed. Captain A. 7. Gilmore, q
gentleman of great experience, COM
mands, and Frank Dougherty and
Fred. Jones do the honors Of the
Office, and are careful, accurate and
obliging. The Star is one of the most
excellent boats that graces our wharf,
aud everything about her is first
class.
For CANNELToN.-The fleet and
finely appointed steamer Pine Bluff is
the regular coast packet at p. n. to-
day, for Cannelton aud all way land
irg5. Captain Lafayette Elder has
command, and John A. Adams and
Robert Adams are her genial and
obliRiDg clerks.
For GREEN RIYER.-The elegant |
and punctuaI steamer Evansville will |
leave for Woodbury. and all interme-
date Green River landings, at 4 pm.
to day, in charge of those pleasant
and popular gentlemen. Captain w.
Combs, VIM. holland and Leopold
Kahn. She has superior passenger
accommodations.
FoR HENDERsoN-The feet steam
er Fayette leaves for Henderson at
3 p NJ. to day. in charge Of that COM
petent and attentive commander,
Captain A. o. Durland, with Negley |
Rudd and Jerry Boyle in her Office.
They are clever and courteous.
FoR NAsHvILLE.-The magnificent
new steamer Mallie Ragon will leave
for Nashville and all way ports at 4
P. NJ. day, in charge Of that emf
nent commander and sterling gentle
man, Capt. Josh. v. Throop, with
Capt. Ben Il. Eagan and John
two polite and popular gen.
tlemcn, in the Office. The Mallie
Ragon is entirely new, and most ele-
gantly appointed. Give her liberal
patronage to day.
For NASHVILLE. - The famous
White Collar packet Emma Floyd
will be down to-day at noon, en- route
to Nashville. Capt. Jim Chenoweth
and Bob Wise is her ac-
complished clerk. assisted by my
Lord Pendleton. The Floyd and her
officers are exceedingly popular.
miscellaneous.
Business on the wharf yesterday
was quite lively, with considerable
port list.........The City of Evansville
had fair packet trip in, and was re-
ceiving fairly for her return.........The
Fayette was full of people........The
Mary Miller and Virginia were both
receiving literally, with each pros
pect of good trip out.........The Pine
Bluff came in full of tobacco and
freight........The Mary
Houston arrived at 1870, flying light
and running for glory. She had about
100 tons of freight for here and Lou
isville, and q good passenger list.
She will leave Louisville on Sunday
morning, and will leave here early on
Monday. We are indebted to Billy
Bryant, her gentlemanIy custodi-
An of the medicine chest, for half
dozen fine pine apnles................
The Norman was receiving a large
amount of freight Yesterday. She