The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-29
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

the ARRIVED. -...a~.a
ro,M-n Tompkins, Wabash Sir VIM Wallace, Pitts
: estone, Wabash Persia, Pittsburg
SAoline, Wabash Kate Sarchet, Wabash
Farley Bowen, Cairo Moses Mcclellan, Louise
"a ~ scieto' louisville
en- DEPARTED.
sreestone, Wabash Persia, New Orleans
Ftsonic Gem, Wabash W Chees eman, Cin't
saitherner, louisville Iue Eaves, Carrslton
II E VIM Wallace st Ioui.al0sos Mcclellan Afn
;ert .. go. the Heather yesterday, was cloudy,
aAth a slight sprinkle of rain. Business
rs quite brisk. There were. twelve boats
ar. the landing in the morning delivering
SD receiving freight. The Wabash packets
thsS;pear to be doing good business, and the
queen river boats are beginning to bring
s8e tobacco out of Kentucky, and, conse-
iently, are favored with good cargoes. So
as the river is concerned, we apprehend
ere will be a large amount of business
ansacted during the coming three months.
{ very thing bids fair for n prosperous time
Dqjr our commission men.
pg ...... The River was falling slowly.
Gag -.. FFeights to New Orleans may be
Danoted as follows: Barrel pork and lard soc
Deer Dbl; tobacco, 81 per hid !; flour, 35c per
Webls; corn, 25c per sack; whisky, COO per
W.5i pound freights, first class, 25c, second
NJ ass, zoe per cwt; hay, Sc per ton. There
~; sufficient amount on the levee to load
go or three boats.
...The Dunbar is the regular mail
:. Jacket for Paducah to-day at IL o'clock.
M@Ier accommodations are superb, and are so
4Lofell known that we need hardly add a
horord. We would advise travellers going
1outh to take passage on the Dunbar.
49,. The Tomphins, Caroline and Free
Zone all arrived night before last; each
18th a full load, The FreestoRe reports
II leeting the Done between Mt Carmel and
w frayville, and the Sdrchet below York
We areindebted to the officers of these boats,
or copies of their manifests.
1.-THE Caroline has unloaded herfreight,
ind leaves for Wabash to-day. We under
5ditand that the 7ompkins will wait to re
hsthip her freight.
NJ $500 The Kate Sarchet arrived about 81
sed5clock in the afternoon with splendid
Ffargo of corn, sc. Her manifest is published
SSET,n another place.
nea 1.-THE Freestone departed for the Wa.
tEIspash last night. She took out very little
f9freight.
3 49,. BY the. GreenoiHe VIC learn tina
'iasGreen river is falling slowly.
,sS, Receipts by River.
dzes PER STEAMER JOHN ToMPKINs.-G4O6 SIX!
Il, corn, II SKIS oats, 4 bbls eggs, bbls butter
for re-shipment South.
eli PER STEAMER FREEsToNE-l374 sack.
on corn, I. A. Crane; l6 bbls whisky, Preston
Bros; &c casks sides, Al tierces lard, 80 keg!
: slard, P. G. O'Riley & Co.
of PER STEAMER CARoLISE--223 bbls pork
bsit2, 900 sacks corn, 10 tons hides, 3 hhds
PORK, IL tierees lard, 20 kegs do, so coop
Echickens.
PER STEAMER KATE SARcHET.-lG5o SIX
o. Q. corn, bbls eggs, 70 casks meat, 10 bbl
whipork, 3 ties lard, l. a. Crane & Co.; l67
gOqsks wheat, Littles &c Erwin; bbs crack
lsIus lings, Al whole and pcs dry hides, Bemen
LEI Il Viele; l hid tobacco, 80 green and dr.
We hides, bales rags so bbls cracklings,
G.. ORiley Il Co.; ITO sacks ear corn, Rem
~ ner Sons; "a sacks corn, j. Fl. Maggie,
II & Co.; 40 dry hides, Keen s. Preston . bb
ans apples, | bbl eggs, A. Lemcke & Co.
iii Per STEAMER GREESvILLE-13 hhds to
bacco, Slaughter & Dun1erson 200 tierce
q lard, J. S. Mitchell & Co; II rolls leather
oP II hhds tobacco, 20 boxes fruit trees, bbl
q y merchandise, 2 boxes do, Dbl do, Dbl
Z eggs, 1. \. Crane & Co.. l Dbl whisky
81 McGriff. IL bbls flour, 8 bags bran, Is Dbl
n -four, 10 pkgs movables, s bbls whisky, /
IL bbls flour, and 2 sacks bran to be delivers
S at different landings. 90 cabin passenger
u for way points, and 10 for Evansville.
VIncemnes correspondence.
YINcENNEs, Feb. 28th.
EDITOR OF JOURNAL River still rising
lsa e feet in channel Weather cloudy an
cool. w. I. D.