Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-11

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Reserve. Nashvins wamades. Hend -
Lady Franklin, Nash. Gen Hsfieek. Heut.--
COfessas. Nash EDDY Dix, Cinc5huati
Liberty Ne 2, LOuisT. J. 5 Leli0EE- LOUSY.
Lissssippi, Louisville -7re
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Reserve. Cincinnsti Lady Franklin, Cinein.
SessSsnss tlnStHnafi Liberty No ,, Memphis
MAmadee, HsRdersoh Gen. Hallsck. Head.
stty Dix, Nashville Carrie Nash allie ~-s-, -
> :. hsilss 81 Ne aphs MIssisslppi. \. OrIs -
Ies river is sdlI declining quite r, pid
y a. Ibis point, and boats are nov ON
PEELED TO cross the bar opposite the ioot
of Main street, unless very light
Yesterday was a very duh day on the
The Liberty No. , come down fio n
Louisville, early yesterday morn
ing with a big trip for Memphis, and
added a considerable quantity here
Capt Conner, Mr. Judge and Harry
Walker we're all in 6ne trim and high
old spirits. o
The Carrie got fine trip for Nash
vile, Just as she always does, and left
about 6 o'clock last evening
We are indebted to the officers of the
Carrie fer the following manifest which
was carried out yesterday:
! Manifested the steamer Carrie, Capt
H. Hazlett, from Nashville MAY 9Th
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Ford & Noel, 70hhds, tobacco; Brown.
Dunkersoa & Co, , hhds tobacco. |
box clothing; ReshipmeEt, IS hhds. to-
baeco, rs dry. hides, pkgs. furs; Pres
ton Bros A empty ale bbls; $. Z. Gils
bert do. Cook i Rice, 5 do.
Left Nashville Nav 9th at ) Z. NJ;
GAINESVILLE 9Th at AN Received
freight at GAINESVILLE, Prices Landing.
Fort Doaelson, Linton, Upper and Lower
canton and Opposite Canton, Rock Castle, !
tennessee Rolhag Works, E1dyville,
Dycusb0rg and Pihkneyville. Diseharr-
Sd freight a. Tennessee Rolling Works, |
Pinkneyville, Smithland, Shawneetown /
snd Henderson. EklL3H
Arrived at Evansville May 9th al
A. u. leava Tuesday evening the INth /
on time, 4 Pm Respectfully. /
I a - 4lA 80 - Tow FoRp.
The majestic and superlative elegant
steamer Missouri will be down to-mor.
row, aud if anybody wants to 60 to New
Orleans, elegantly and pleasantly, ship
on bourd the big Missouri with gCaptaiE
Hnrd, and those accomplished young
gentlemen, Messrs Barr & Co, who
do the honors Of the office
The grand Arsnsdas which has no su-
perior in neatness, elegance or comfort.
able appointments, will be the regular
packet for Cairo aud way points to-day
at , O'Clock Capt Josh Y. Throop IS
her prineely commander, while Mr. Billy
Damn, young gentleman Of the rarest
social qualities, assisted by Mr.. soren-
son, viii attend TO passengers at the Of
fee. .&m
The wild Tarascon will be the unri
vailed packet for Henderson and Louis
vile to-day, and is gay as bnitesay
and swift as youthful hart or roe ''''-
Those courteous aud accomplished
young gentlemen, Capt Jim Lusk and
Frank Banksmih, are her chief officers,
while Messrs Dick Cox and Carr do the
freight and John Beggs does the mail
Those unrivalled beauties, the ST Pat
rick, and her gallant young commander,
Geo o Hart, will doubtless be here this
evening OF early to morrow morning for
Louisville Messrs Lib Frisbie are the
The great Mississippi arrived after
dark last night, loaded nearly TO her
guards We regret that Capt Good did
not seek our pleasure by coming in day-
light, 50 that we could 6ud our way
through the mud to welcome him and
our friend Johnny Greenough to our
port She added largely to her trip here
very soul Of politeness, while Billy Fen
ton knows no equal as freight clerk.
The Eddy Dix, neat, new side-yhee'
Steamer passed down yesterday
The ] 5, kellogg brought down yes
! terday an immense feet Of hay barges