The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-03


! bdle empty sacks; John Homer 59
bbls scrap iron, II pigs lead IL
Grant, dry hides; Weldon X Pr
z rolls leather. Il sacks wheat + no.
snuff; Wright d Harper. Is sacIe
wheat; Humphrey & Co., - SACKS
wheat; A. Ellis, L sacks corn: T. q
Smith, . sacks wheat; Thad. Gibson
q Co., 70 sacks corn, 9 sacks wheat.
Capt. Duncan, ll5 cedar posts. I66
sacks corn, 2 lots scrap iron. Is 506
feet lumber; Sam Orr. / lot seraD
iron; j. Oakly, 90 sacks cotton yarn
box sundries; Chas. Veile & Co. q
packages.
For resbipping to Louisville-Jobn
Davis, l tobacco screw. Cincinnati
Y. Cosgrove, 8 rolls leather: Tabor (.
Burberry, 10 tons iron; W. G. Davis
l box. st. Louis, Askas Dubois
bale hair, rolls dry skins.
GIeanfngs from our EXCHANGE
PITTsBURG. - The Commercial or
Tuesday says:
MonOngahela marks 2 feet 4 inches
Allegheny 4 feet; about az a stand
The steamer Camelia. Cart. Dom
lett yesterday with all the freight shs
wanted on the water.
III Is rumOred that the Wa-r1.-.
ana Charleston Railroad UomHal-
contemplated PTS aiue il the New "a.
le@us teIade, In co auecUoa with their
rOad' Tour first ela aleamerr
we learn from d. RTaunb.e 49,
nn 81 friday t that Capt. John
P P;Fi,,' r ';2ul'elfintentent 0f the White
~ my mas Pr hascI the I.egrf
iGlus 5l.,o lo 81 the VI l.ta hiyer trade
pIIce 5zV'V9U. Her cabin will be qx-
tended and furnished with ali H.
modern improvements. Sba nil T..
put IN complete order. and iii -.
the place oil the Commercial in An
The Memphis papers are alwavz
forming new lines and new combine
tons, none of which are ever reaIiqe3
They have placed the Belle Lee and
Richmond in their visionary line
while Capt. McGill and Slut Neal nro
pose to continue them in the Louis.
vile and New Orleans trade wber-
ever there is water Capt. Davis has
not bought the Legal Tender.
The officers Of the Dora report the
towboat Rochester high and drV. al
the head Of French Island, on the In
diana side. 200 feet from the channel
The well known firm of r. S. But
Ter az Co, steamboat agents. was dis
solved yesterday. Mr.. Butler viii
open an office by himself, while Mr.
John Z. D0rman, his former partner.
will retain the old Office.
CINCINNATI.-The Commercial, of
Wednesday, says
The Lorena having injured her hull
by sparring through Burlington, caus-
ing her to leak, she entered protest
here. and IS re-shipping her cargo on
the Silver Cloud, which departs for
st. Louis tomorrow.
The G. A. Thompson was sold again
yesterday, by the Sheriff, TO CAPTAIN
Ben. +. Davidson, for SO, 400
The GazeHe says:
The Roy Roy, well furnished. reff-
ted and repaired, dropped down TO
the wharf yesterday, and will resume
her regular weekly trip to Evansville
to-day. Her clerks are Messrs. Lew
Morris, VIM. j. Prentice and Chas
2. Crizer.
LOUISVILLE. = The Courier Of
Wednesday says:
The Indiana, for New Orleans. has
the following lots engaged here. / 100
barrels Of pork, 200 tierces of lard.
500 pieces Of bagging, and considera-
bic miscellaneous freight.
The Indiana and Kilgour had a
lively time Monday night, and were
compelled to raise steam to keen from
getting aground.
The p. W. Strader and Louisville
were toWed over to the lower wharf
at New Albany yesterday, and 1t is
thought that the channel at Portland
will soon be cut out.
The Democrat says
Captain Dan. G.. Parr sold his
steamer Palestine to the Henderson
and Louisville packet company for
$4,000. Terms of sale four and eight
months She is intended to run dur
ing the low water season, and in our
Judgment is one Of the very best boats
the line ;ould have purchased for the
summer season in that trade.
ST.. LOUIS. - The Democrat Of
Wednesday, says
River still rising slowly. Lower
Missouri also rising and the Illinois
falling. Good water hence to Cairo.
fair stage to Ke0kuE, - feet on lower
rapids, and only - and falling on
Pigs Eye bar. near St. Paul Six
feet water in the Illinois. Bnaineas
in all the upper trades rs moderate.
with q certainty Of brisk operations
in due time. Shipments to New
Orleans are fair ia amount.
MEBIrHIs.-The AUa2qache says
The Mississippi came to stand
here yesterday, having risen in all
about - inches since the commence
ment of the late rise from the OHIO
The weather has been warm for
several days, but changed q little ion
the better yesterday, under a brisk
shower, which occurred about noon
Business at the levee presents no en-
liyening features, but remains about
as dull as could be expected ct this
season. The local packets tell Of fair
passenger lists, bat very little freight.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times Of
Sunday says:
The weather. yesterday, although
clear, was warm and oppressive, not
withstanding a good breeze was stir
ring atinterVals.
Business on the landing, for the
end If the week, was a little more
active than on any of the former
days, while the departures we're also
more numerous. We noticed several
of the departing steamers had excel
lent trips, especially the Red River
packets, which took out as much
freight as they wanted, and at card
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