The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-15

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The Weekly Journal containing Pre-
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81 matter, can be obtained in wrappers ut this
Office.
p 49, By advertisement it will be seen that
Msssrs. NJ. w. Foster, Geo. w. Foster and
VIM. Aikmsn, have entered into co-partner'
ship for the purpose Of transacting produce
and commission business. They have erect
ed large fre.proof brick warehouse corner
Of Locust street and the Canal-by far the
largest and most substantial warehouse III
the city--and are fully prepared to transact
slarge business and in safe manner. We
shall make further allusion to this warehouse
soon. The gentlemen composing the irm
/. are too well known here to require recon-
mendstion. Any business entrusted to their
care will meet with prompt attention.
- The red steamer 10 gone! Day be-
fore yesterday we mentioned the sinking Of
the 6ne Louisville and st. Louie packet Gin
einna,i. She sunk on the morning Of the
10th, in the Mississippi near Willard's Land
ing. No lives were lost. She had very lit
tie freight, only about two or three hundred
barrels Of salt. The boat, we believe, be-
longs entirely to Capt. Hiram Kountz. her
eemman der, and his brother, Of the steamer
Crystal Palace. She has been running four
or Eve seasons, but was still very fine and
feet boat, costing, when new, nearly or quite
$4,000. We presume wine is well insured
The clerk of the Southerner refused
yesterday to 60 down to Lewis o. Gray's
Wharf Boat after the mail for Louisville.--
Messrs. Lewis & Grsy's clerk eefused to
bring the mail up to Mr.. Mitchel's beat
consequently no mail was taken We hap.
pen to have very reliable authority T" for
this statement, in our own ears (which happily
are long enough to be reliable to their o" ner.
This is not the only mail which has been
missed since our late dispute on the subject.
The mail agent here and the clerks of boats,
claim to be justified. Who shall decide the
matter. How long are we, as public jour
nslist. to be compelled to report these cases
Report them we will ill they cease, without
fear CT favor.
The Union Brewery, corner OF Vine
and Canal. is finished and in operation. 1t
is large brick building, and one Of the larry
est improvements OF the season in Evansville.
- Read Mr. Lany's card. "On with the
dance" He invites new scholars, or those
who wish to place their children with him, to
call at MIR. Currie's music store. Mr.. Lang
has given great satisfaction to his old class,
nil Of whom, we suppose, will continue with
him smother quarter.
"A coal boat containing some $4,000
bushels Pittsbnrgh coal bound for Memphis,
sunk nesr French Island on Monday night
Iast-she had been laying by for several days
awaiting a rise, but the river fell so fast as
to require her to cha nge her position and in
so doing was unavoidably sunk and lost.
The Missouri river is very low-lter.
ally filled with snags and sandbars.
-s.>st-rePort from Brig. Gen. Great.
house, he had resc:.c-ACaj-o. aud was look
Ing for "Mose." Its supposed he wanted 10
teach Nose the latest Indiana militia tactics
or the raltence march.
- There were but four or five large class
New Orleans boats at the St. Louis wharf
last Sunday. There is an anticipated rise in
freights in consequence Of low river, &c.
- The Southerner arrived here ysster-
day afternoon. She was detained by the low
stage of-,he Mississippi. and having a large
lot ofiFlour to put out at Cairo. We thank
Charley Shu.tz, clerk, fr St. Louis papers,
The Sou herner will be down day after to-
morrow, for st. Louis.
- There 10 no prospect Of raising the
Australia, recently sunk above Cairo, in the
Mississippi; the furniture and machinery will
be taken out, and the deck load consisting OF
between 800 and 400 bbls. -four, and l200@.
$500 sacks oats and bran. is but slightly, il
at all injured. All in the hold will be badly
damaged. il not entirely lost. The Australia
is insured in the Delaware Mutual and
Western Offices ofPittsburg for $4,000.
The Illinois river is frozen over below
Lasslle. and navigation 10 that point is there
fore suspended.
- The Columbus and Bennett arrived at
st. Souls last Saturday evening for New Or
leans, with large number Of Emigrants on
beard. But very little sickness among them.
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