The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-18
sTEaMBOAT isEGIsTEK.
Gen. Reilly lectures a.aiu on ten

- Gen. Kelly lectures ueaiu "" '@
perance this evening at the, Apollo Hall.
The little steamer White River was
cold yesterday to Mr.. Carpenter, oil South
Csrroltun, for S25OO She will run hereafter
a. an Evansville and White River packet,
and be commit nded by Adam Liter Esq. for
merly Of this city. This steamer is adver-
tised for White River on Monday. She is q
good boat and can accommodate business in
the proper manner.
- The Keystone State was aground
some days above Louisville, but has been got
Of, and yesterday morning early passed here,
on her way to st. Louis with the mail.
-Mr. Cain, clerk OF the Hoosier State,
left for US with some person connectcd with
one of the wharf boats, list Of freigh,
drought to Evansville by that steamer. We
did not receive the list. We hear Of papers
beinc left Tor US almost daily tina, are not re.
eeived. This is not only unkindness to us
but injustice to the officers of boats, whose
attentions should receive notice in our co.
lumns. The man who would steal Prpers
should not be entrusted with letters and pack.
ages, and we shall take the pains to make"o
warning" of the first individual caught al
this business.
- The Fanny Farrar, Capt. John Ross
arrived here yesterday from the Wabash, with
abig freight. She had 10000 sacks Of corn
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on board 600 sacks of shorts from John s
Mitchell, for the same destination.
- The steamer Justice arrived here yes
terdsy from the Wabash, in which trade shs
10 sow running as regular packet. She
brought down $50 sacks wheat, so bbls lard
Babccck Bros; $50 sacks oats, 30 do corn
Lewis & Gray; 500 SKIS oats, Hornbrook &
ChurchlI; 20 bbIs lard j. S. Mitchell g. Son
so kegs sausage. Taylor & Harvey.
Mr.. ]. w. Stewart, clerk of the Justice
ssys the Wabash was rising slowly at MI
Carmel. Jenny Lind at foot of Coffee Island
Net Bee at mouth of Little Wabash. 4
feet water on the chain.
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arriv ing. The arrival OF two with ,hei
freights, will be found in this column TIL
reports from the Wabash are encouraging.
THE Fashion arrived here from New
Orleans Thursday evening. We thank he
officers for large package Of New Orlean
fsPers Of the 10th.
The Statesman passed down yester
day morning, from Cincinnati. We t5an
our friend Mr.. Chas. Sonn,as, for big pack
sge of papers. The Statesman was boun
for Nashville with good cargo.
- Last accounts from Louisville, rive
s.iii rising fast. all the tributaries rising
River swelling at this point. Has been
heavy rise at Cincinnati.
- Mr.. Phil. Hornbrook has received
gold ring from Jim w mite, in California, tn;
out-rings any finger ring we ever saw
the way Of heaviIess. Ii is a monster, and
California production entire. Jim amt Il
nan to forget his friends.
We thank Mr.. Chas. s. Wells for n
tOrk papcrS gwen us seste'u"y' nr. y" u.
iust returned from q trip East, where he n
doubt made large purchases for his hardwa
store
- The ane steamer Antelope was he
yesterday for New ORLEANS. She took on
large quantity of tobacco, lard, pork, cor
&c-iu all about so tons. She is said to
enc Of the deetest as we'll as prettiest cral
OIL the river.
THE Madcna, from Bowling Gre,
yesterday. brought out 65 hhds tobacco
casks bacon, 6 bb!s crackers, ~ sacks col
so7 bbls pork, do suncries, for Adams
Cook, lis bbls pork, As do lard, hhds
con, Lewis s, Gray; 5 bb!s seed for Deme
Il VieIe; 5 do lard for Babcock Bros.. ant
lot OF sundries for Sam Orr.
- Hitler, Of Killers Hotel, has sold
esta blishmeht to Mr. Daniel Johnson. W
wiIlcontinue the same business. The sta
is a good one for the Restaurant and Boa
ing business, aud Mr.. Johnson will no dot
sustain the high reputation the place has
auired under the management OF Mr.. Hill