The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30
RIVER ITEMS.

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aeS- Reoslay Packets expecting ssotices Of
their running arrangements IN the Joarn0L,
mast adDertise aoith as. All kinds of ISteans-
boat job Work done at short notice, IN good
style, and at reasonable rates Ertra copies
Of the paper for sale at all times. n
STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ssi.
ARRIVED. taN .tf u
Lehigh, St. Louis, WI Maclay, st. Louis,
Baltic, New Orleans, John CAN'T, Nashville, A
b. J. Adams Lou C. F. Mailman sN heeliD 2,
Science, Wabash, Silver Star, Paducail,
Glendale, CINCINNATI Atlanta, Wabash,
d. Il. Campbell. B.Green, Moses Mcclellan, Mem,
Southerner. Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Ielligh, Cincinnati, WI. Maclay, Gin,
b. j. Adams, N o. G. +. HailmaE St Louis,
Science Wabash, IDA May, PittsbtTg,
Glendale, Memphis. Charley Bowen, Cairo 4
Moses Nc IelIan Lou, Southerner, Memphis
...The Weather, Saturday, was very
pleasant and warm.
----.. Business on the Ievee was quiet an
mated and freights have accumulated in
considerable quantities, but we believe no
change in prices has occurred. The river
continues to recede.
. The Charley Boaoen left Saturday
with a good load, and well supplied with
copies of the Journal Extra containing
the account of the great International prize
fight.
The D. B. Gmp5eR arrived with
full load. We are indebted to Mr.. Davis
her gentlemanly clerk for manifest. The
Campbell doubtless left for Bowling Green
yesterday morning.
1.-The feet Dunbar is the coast packet
to-day for Paducah. She has become so
celebrated for speed and the excellence of
her accommodations that it is only neeessa-.
ry to call attention to the honr of her de-
partnre, IL O'Clock.
1.-THE Bo,oling Green will leave for
Bowling Green to-day. She is a swift
packet, and managed by clever officers.
.By letter from Capt. Dusouchet we
learn that the Kate ,Sdrchet was to be in our
City on Saturday last. She doubtless ar
rived yesterday. 5 .4.4..- .,frh 3
1.-THE LIE Eapes is the regular South
Carrolton packet to-day. Capt. Mcdonald
and Taylor will take pleasure in looking af-
ter the passengers and freight entrusted to
their care. .-..a t4.-,.-l
..-.The Sger Star did not leave on Sat-
urday, owing to the giving way of. some Of
her machinery. She left yesterday having
received about $500 sacks corn from the
-AtdLGntd.
1.-The splendid Louisville aud New
Orleans packet b. j. AdlnS was al The
landing the greater portion of Saturday,
receiving freight for New Orleans She
completed her cargo ut this point go
1--WE understand that the Green River
packets are receiving $3.50 per hid for bring
ing out tobacco. ts
River Receipts
FROM WABASH, PER ArLASTA.-2 1850
sacks corn, 10 bbls whisky, bbi oil, l.. A
Crane g. Co; bbls eggs, T.. G.. OIdley &
Co. tierces lard, Samuel Orr.
FROM WABASH, PER CARobiNE.-2292
sacks corn, I. A. Crane Il Co; $50. sacks
wheat. aas .f-.. s4
FROM BOWLING GREEN, FER D. b.
CA1PBELL.-52 hhds tobacco, {. "A. Crane Il
Or q IL l. l-LL----1 S,I--eL4-- 3 l'''s'i,'s.
son. t -.5t
FROM SOUTH CARRoLTON, PER LUZ
EAvEs.-4 boxes sundries, 8 kegs white
lead, p. G. Riley; 81 hhds tobacco, Brown
L Altman; IL hhds tobacco, Slaughter Il
Dunkerson. Also 10 passengers
Canal Receipts.
FROM PETERSBURG, PER ISABELLE
hhds tobacco, Miller & Copeland; hid
tobacco, George Foster & Co.; hhds to-
bacco, Allis 4 Howes; hhds tobacco.
Brown & Altman; 2 hbls eggs, Preston &
Bro. WM d. DowNEY, Sec'y.
Vimcennes correspondence.
VINCENNEs, April 9th.
EDIToRs Wabash river fell s
inches in the past ~ hours. Passed down
Kate Sdrchet with much she could
carry. w ii. w.
vINcESNEs, April p, 1880.
MEssRs EDIToRs THE following is list
of the Kdie Sdrchet's load: 3,S95 SKIS corn
2l6 pes plough STEEL /. A. Crane 4 Co; l6(
SKIS wheat, Littles & Erwin; 20 SKIS wheat
Iglehart Il Bro. The Hate will get tC
Evansville on Saturday, and leave again on
Monday. The Wabash is falling, and up Ia
the present time no indications Of another
rise At York this morning there was
quite heavy frost.
THOMAS DUSoUCHET, Clerk.