The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-04

leave for Cannelton Saturday night
to bring down the machinery for the
cotton miIls......The Lake Erie No. 3
came up with five empty barges in
tow, and proceeded above........The
Bermuda left the mouth of Green
River for Louisville on Friday.....
The Liberty No. 2 changed mates
Saturday morning, and then had no
trouble in gettinga crew. Jno. E. Mix,
late of the Mary Swami, went out in
command of the forecastle. The Lib
erty left, at 10 o'clock, down to her
guards...-..-.It is the Annie Wagley
that Capt. Archer is negotiating for,
not Negley, as our compositors made
us say-...:...The Louisville and Chat
tanooga were filling up fast. for Nash
I villey and would have good trips. 3 81
ii. Boats Leaving To-Day.
| The high headed and fleet Sam Orr
is the Evansville and Cairo Packet
Companys packet for Cairo to-day at
B o'clock. She has excellent passen-
ger accommodations, and is staunch
and fleet. Captain Allen Duncan, an
experienced officer is in command,
and Val. Sorenson is her chief clerk.
get your freight down promptly.
/ For GREEN RIvER.-The elegant
VIM. White will leave this evening for
Bowling Green sand all way landings.
Capt. A. Drinkwater is in command
and Pat. Burke is her chief clerk.
Passengers and shippers will receive
the most courteous attentions.
For LoUIsvILLE.-We venture to
annouce the palatial Morning
Star for Louisville, this morning,
as navigation is pretty we'll establish
ed. Her officers are those experienced
and elegant gentlemen, Captain Ike
DOLLS and Miles d, warren. She has
no superior in elegant appointments
on the Western waters.
For EAsTPoRT.-T elegant Phan-
tom, Captain Hodge Brown, returns
to Eastport, this evening. Tom Will
son and Joe Carr are her popular and
attentive clerks, Give her a full trip.
Manifest of steamer Charmer, from
Cairo to Evansville, Feb. MARX &
Warren, 2 bales and | box queens
ware; George l.. Dixon, 1 box fruit,
/ barrel Miller, Gardner & Co.,
i paper package; Ragon u Dickey, /
coil rope; F. III. Ehrman q Co., %
hhds. tobacco; f. HI. Ehrman & Co.,
AZ bales cotton; r. K. Dunkerson &
Co., 6 hhds. tobacco; r. X. bunker
son & Co., 209 bales cotton; Jacob
Held, 81 barrels -four Kapler &
Schnakenberg, | pair yenison hams;
L: Kessler, ! box cheese; Cook &
Rice, deer, / saddle venison; s. Z.
Gilbert, l bag coon-skins. HH
Manifest of the steamer Phantom,
Feb. 1.-Dunkerson & Co., 375 bales
OF cotton; owners, ID bales of cotton |;
4 Miller Il Gardiner, 9 bales cotton;
Minor Il Dallum, 3 do; Carpenter,
White 4 Bro, 3 do; Preston & Bro,
? do; Ragon & Dickey. % do. !;
Mackey, Nesbit & Co., rs do.
Dunkerson & Co., 135 bundles cotton
urn; Dunkerson q Co., n sacks of
pea nuts; consignees SO packages of
merchandise; j. Stille, 8 NJ feet of
lumber.
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
CINCINNATI-The Commercial, of
Friday says
Tie warm weather is fast melting
the snow and ice in the streets and
the river. We are of the opinion
navigation will be resumed to-day. At
Pittsburgh the river is on stand, with
2 feet 10 inches in the channel. Here,
the river has receded 6 inches during
the past "a hours, with II rect in the
channel to Louisville 4s1 5aa
+ We find the followingin the Rich
4 mond (Va,) Dispatch of the 24th: ed
ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD.
A movement is on foot in Richmond
to presenta flag to the largest steamer
i ever foated in the Western waters,
which has been named by her owners,
/ Captain j. S. and r. r. Neal, after
the capital of Virginia. She is to run
between Louisville and New Orleans,
is $40 feet long, and runs as fast-be-
ing a low pressure boat-with forty
pounds Of steam as the dangerous
4 high-pressure boats do with 100
pounds. She has, among other mod
ern improvements, an observatory on
deck for the adult, and nursery for
the infant portion of the travelling
community The gentlemen and la
dies who are getting up the flag pre-
sentation have made the Spottswood
their headquarters, and Captain Cor
kerry can give any information about
it that is desired.
s LOUISVILLE. = The Courier of
Friday says: M
The river was about at a stand yes