The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-03
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The weather at dark last night was
assuming a lowering aspect, dense,
dark clouds gathering in the west and
northwest The river was rising quite
rapidly last night.........The only ad-
dit'onal arrivals and departures up to
midnight were tile Morning Star.
Louisville and return; Armada, to
Cliro; Fanny Brdndeis, to Nashville;
Lewellin, to EIstport; the Mollie
Norton and Sa.lie V, to Henderson.
1900. The packets tr o. out good trips.
...-.....The Morn;ng Star was full of
freight and people ......"There were
indications of fog on the river last
night.........The Alice Dean, over due
from New Orleans, had nat arrived az
9 o'clock 1.-THE Sam. Orr arrived at
8 O'Clock last night, with an excellent
trip......The Morning Star laid over
till midnight for the arrival Of the
Quickstep.........The Norman did not
get away last night, but will positive
ly leave early to-day for Memphis
and ali way ports. Captain Hewitt
and Mr.. Twomey will see to the COM
fort Of passengers...........TheA Alice
Dean passed Cairo aud the Indiana
passed Memphis yesterday..-......The
Qnickstep arrived at III o'clock last
ght with big trip. Her manifest
will be found below.
MANIFEST of the steamer Quickstep
from Cairo December 2: Ho iQe, Carr
Il Co, ! Dbl whisky; Wmi Heilman, ?
pes castings; Morgan, Putnam & Co,
bay mare; A Gumberts. 9sks feathers;
Stockwell Il Co. crate end l SIX rags;
A Poole. l stove; Ste nbach. Wa K &
Co, 81 pkg. hides; Woodrow, Rel &
Co, l Dbl iron; F r Huston & Co
bale betting; A 81 l. Uhl, 3 hhds clay :;
Duke Nicholson, 5 caddes tobacco; Il
Nj lett 2 bags Of feathers; ID & b
Baer, 5 barrels Of sorghum molas es
VI Coin & 10, 30 empty bbls; IN
Orr q Co, Is pigs lead; Reifz Il Ha-
-ney, 2 bbls spar; Semonin, Div 4
Go, bx mdz, 40 pkgs hides; l. Low
enthal 4 Co, 6 pkgs mdse; l. kuffner,
Jr, & Co, 9S SKIS potatoes 10 rkg,
hides, &c; Ehrmau Il Co, l DBL hnur.
Louisville hhds tobacco, $4,000
shingles, 30 pkgs mdse.
C.nclnnati-70 pkgs mdse.
MANIFEST of steamer Sam. Orr.
Waterloo to Evansville. Dc &c.
@. Niblsck Il Co. .240 sacks corn;
Simp, on 4 Co, 1913 feet lumber; 2.
| O. Roberts. q dry hides, Ed d ckey,
coop chickens; Ragou, Dlcky &
| Carson, / Tag feathers, bucket lard;
Samuel Orr u Co, s bars iron, l keg
horse shoes. box horse shoe nails, l
barrel -four; Anthony Refs, 10 dry
hides, deer skins; VIM. Inwood, l
box furs; q. Armstrong, l mattress;
NJ: Hall, 2 barrels apples, barrel
cider, 2 boxes apples, / coop chick
ems; Charles Wilhelm, 2 ale boxes;
Capt. Duncan, beef; Luke Grant, 10
bags dried fruit, 3 bags peanuts;
Weldon Bro s Il Co, 6 bags fruit,
bags nuts, boxes fruit, box NUS,
box eggs, / box tallow, box butter,
barrels molasses, J barrel do, Is
dry hides, l tub eggs, l bucket eegs ;;
j. n. HOoten, 3 bags fruit, 2 bags of
chestnuts, l hid. tobacco, 10 head
| beef cattle; John Howe, l barrel po-
tatoes; Cash Th6mas, barrel pOta-
toes; Thad p Gibson & Co, 2 bales
cotton; Mackey, Nesblt & Co. Is
| hales cotton; j. 9. Dusouchet IL CO.,
bales cotton; Gardner, Noel & Co.,
q bales cotton; r l. MAYNARD & Co,
p bales cotton; Kerney & Harper. 80
bales cotton; r. K Dunkersou Il Co.,
i bales cotton; Charles Viele L. Co,
l bale eOfton
For New York-Norton, Slaughter
Il Co. 2 bales cotton.
For Louisvillc-Geo. w. Weeks &
Co. 2 bsies cotton; d. FL Davis &
Co, z bales cotton; Porter, Fairfax Il
Co. ii bags pea nuts.
For C,uciunati - Miller, Ellis &
Co., 4 bales cotton; Robert Moore &
Co, 2 bales cotton; Addy, Hu ~
Co. bales cotton: r. NJ Bill op 81
Co, 2 bags fruit; ID. e. Fowler & Co.,
q bags pea nuts.