The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-08
River Items.

ARRIVALS AND GENERALIZATION O'CLOCK sATuR-
DAY TILL 5o'oLoCK MoNDAy-FRoM p. q. o'RILEY &
co.'s REGISTER.
Lady Walton, Arkansas River to Cincinnati
Republic, Louisville to New Orleans.
Clifton, Nashville to Pittsburg.
Silver Star, Paducah to Evansville and back.
H. Bridges, Bowling Green to Louisville.
Cenewago, Nashville to Pittsburg
Bracelet, Bowling Green to Louisville
r. f. Sass, Cincinnati to New Orleans
Tishomin5o, Louisville to Henderson.
r; ~ Patton do to Tenn Ten, o River
Fred Iron, Cincinnati to do.
Messenger, do to Memphis.
Judge Terrence, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Charley Bowen, Cairo and back.
Lightfoot, Wabash to Cincinnati.
Altamont, Wheeling to st. Louis.
Greenville, Bowling Green and back.
JIG. Swan, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
w. v. Gillum, Green River to Evansville
Fairy Queen, Nashville to Cincinnati
Lehigh, Cincinnatito st. Louis.
Lebanon, do to Nashville
7. W. Mailman, New Orleans to Pittsburg.
The river was at a stand yesterday. The
latest advices as to the condition of the
river above will be found in the Geographic
column. Weather, yesterday, bright and
pleasant. Business quite active with an
abundance of freight at former rates.
The Charley Bowen, with Mcssrs. Wheeler
and Dexter as Clerks, leaves for Cairo and
all intermediate places day at noon.
The Bridges, Bracelet, Union, Greenville
and Gillum all arrived from Green river on
Sunday and yesterday, with large cargoes.
The Lightfoot came in from the Wabash
yesterday with light load.
The Union returns to Green River to-day.
The magnificent steamer Pacific completed
her load here yesterday, and left during the
day for New Orleans.
The st. Louis and New Orleans railroad
packet line, ]. G. Swan, passed up yesterday
bound for Louisville.
We are indebted to Mr.. Edwards, of the
Bracelet, for the following manifest of the
boats late trip from Green River.
6 bgs dried fruit, S. Myers; l6 bgs wheat,
hid tobacco, Bement Il Viele; bx mdse,
hhds tobacco Slaughters Il Hodge; %
hhds tobacco, % bbls beef /. A. Crane; l
key mdse, F. P. Carson; 30 bbls eggs, l
Dbl butter, Dbl beans. l SIX do, 26 doz tur-
keys, rs do chickens, L. Rice; 800 bbls
pork, IL hhds tobacco, Al rolls leather, SO
plows bx mdse, J. S. Mitchell & Co.; 8
hhds tobacco, P. G. O'Riley Il Co.; lot dry
| hides, owner on board.
The John Tompkins is still laid up at the
mouth of Vermillion, up Wabash, waiting
! for water.
1t will be remembered that the steamers
Southerner and J. II. Lucas left this por'
| Saturday afternoon with the evident design
of trying each others bottom, in friendly
way. Mr.. Hammon, of the Alvin Adams
| informs US that the Southerner was two OF
three hours ahead of the Lucas in the vici
nifty of Madrid in which event the S. lee
the L. triie, as the two boats started ou
within few minutes of each other. Both
boats are fast and the speed of either will
do to bet on; at least so our river met
seemed to think-for considerable sum:
were staked here on the result of the run t.
Cairo.-Memphts Avalanche.
/ The Trader, in charge of Capt Mcdonald
left yesterday evening for Green River, will
good lot of freight