The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-14

J. P. TwEKD. from Cincinnati to St. Louis
sunMERISE No 5. from St. Louis the wreck of the
Henry Lewis.
SILVER WAVE. from St. Louis to Pitt,burg
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- The fast and elegant packet Alvin Adj
ans was here early yesterday morning with
a fine trip. We thank our old friend, Mr.
VIM. w. Myers, ofthe office, for large pack
age of St Louis papers This splendid pack
let will be here next Saturday morning for St.
Louis.
- The popular VIM. Garvin will be here
from Louisville this evening, and after short
absence to Henderson, will start back to Louis.
vile. Those going up the river will find her
accommodations excellent, and officers clever
She is one of the fast crafts too.
- The Ohio Belle was here yesterday af-
ternoon from Cincinnati, very heavily laden,
and with great many passengers on board,
including Miss Heron, the eminent actress, and
her troupe. The Belle put off some freight
here and made but short stoppage.
The R. Il. WinsIow, from New Orleans
with heavy freight for Lafayette and other
points, is reported hard aground in the Wabash
ten miles above Mt. Carmel, H. Size had bet
ter have LEI this freight come to Evansville
for reshipment to the Wabash.
One of the Submarine bell boats be-
longing to MessTs. Eads & Nelson, passed up
yesterday afternoon on her way to the wreck
Of the Henry Lewis.
Tho st. Louis Republican says that
there were ninety steamers at the landing in
that city on Thursday. Thirty of which ar
rived the day before, bringing 10000 of mer-
chandise.
- The swift and beautiful Eff1e Adams
telegraphs she will be here this morning for
st. Louis. She is one Of the best boats ever
in the packet line, and that is saying good
deal
There is bell-boat at the South Amer
lea, lying sunk below here, and she will be
raised to-day, or at least the attempt will be
made.
- The fine steamer Baltimore was tele-
graphed to leave Louisville for New Orleans
last evening, and will be here to-day. She
will have accommodations for freight.
- The river was falling yesterday at this
point, and at every other above heard from at
noon. Weather little milder
A fine new stern-wheeler called White
Bluff was here from Cincinnati yesterday
bound below for some Southern trade.
Two fine looking stern-wheelers, Silver
Wave and Henry Graft were taking in freight
at this point yesterday evening for Pittsburgh
GStNGH ANS - cases casdon G nghams rec day
febit AIS Main street Louisvg Ky.
tNAELToA shEETlNG1,,,Gges h1l s., reed sn's day
fehll 4is Main street louisville. Ky.
SSUNnRiks REUEIvED.-
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saS e. *. d ds Do Do S SsSas window GLASS;
sss S SsEGs d fa a soi doc Dc pa 9eys.
do Soda; box White Soari
barrel Mackerel, do Rlue Hens Chicken do;
bales Carpet Chain; do Pearl sEta aSif'
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n ENIOSs-5l boxes choice rec per Eclipse
N at mis- COOK son. Cor. Main and Frstss.
ID LEEDINGs sirop de Batturie from pure sugar in
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sale by febIs GEO. FOSTER & &C
HASS REfSES.-5 single widths DeBege; do double
| ny width DeBege. reed this day and for sale by
JAMES Low CO.,
mhl2-d&w AIS Main street. Louisville, KY.
! EPRILIIANTES.- cases Brnantes direct importa-
Jas. Low co.
mhl2-d&w as Main st.. louisville. Ky.
GtHFCK S.-5 Shifting Checks dol
" bales Striped Cotton reed this day and for sale BY
JAMES Low & CO..
| mhi2-d1w AIS Main street, Louisville, KY.
/
n AIMS styles Lawn. very handsome reed
EA this day and forsale by JAMES Low y CO..
| mhl2-d&w AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
GEO. KLINE. PHILIP DECKER. PHILIP KRAMER.
GEO. KLINE * CO.,
Manufacturers of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles.
ENTE prepared any orders
Wv cies. and sell as low prices the be had
Kramer. Main street. between First and Second
! fet2-2m
ANASsGMERE-sn pieces fancy Cashmere handsome
JAMES Low CO..
aeel2-d&w as Main ST.. Louisville Ky.
Xo9DspI' ioAsTy sspsSsan; ;y hand for
! mh4 Corner of Oak and Second SITS.
A BROTY PES
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AvGNG gonetoa very heavy learpiUgth