The Evansville journal., 1868-04-25

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edsrg IF she veteran Captain Nat.
Drew. n. 3. Hayward Is her atten-
tive clerk
The feet and finely appointed J. P.
webb viii also leave to-day for
Clark vile. and hereafter regularly
on Monday Of each week. She is a
good steamer. Capt. Bob Lancaster
. is her popular and careful commander,
and Chet Bradleyis her courteous and
elegant clerk.
FoR New ORLEANs.-The great
low pressure Richmond, one Of the
feetest, most elegantly and con-
veniently furnished, and the safest
steamer afioat, will be here this even
ing en- route to New Orleans and way
ports. Being low-pressure, she is ex-
empt from the possibility Of expo
sion. Her state-rooms are all spa
cious parlors, allowing to families all
the comforts Of home. Capt j. Slut
Neal, her commander. is a practical
engineer and a veteran steamboat
man, is unremitting In his attentions
to the comfort of passengers and to
the sa ETY. and security of his mag
nifcent steamer, which is his special
pride. John S. Voolfolk, the chief
clerk. is noted for his urbanity and
genial social qualities. Bob Lodge,
chief Of the freight department, is
distinguished for his politeness, aecu-
racy, and great ability to amuse and
edify. He knows every house and
number of inhabitants, character of
the soil, productions, sanitary cbndi-
ton, and most of the local gossip
from Louisville to the Balize. Those
who desire to make delightful trip
to the South should go on the great
low pressure Richmond to- day, as
this is the most beautiful season of
the year.
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
LOUISVILLE. The Courier Of We'd
nesday says:
R. Thompson, Esq, for some time
river and commercial editor of the
Memphis Bulletin, has severed his
connection with that paper. O.. q.
Hough, Esq, succeeds to the position.
The new Government snag- boat.
built at New Albany, and which has
been lying at Portland for some time,
will make q trial trip to-day.
MANIFEST of steamer Rob Roy.
from Cincinnati.-Cloud & Akin, 80
barrels oil, 49 boxes drugs, 50 kegs
lead, l can glycerinc; Babcock &
Steele, 40 barrels cement; g. NJ.
Johnston, 80 barrels cement; Cross &
jenkins. % barrels cement; Kahn Il
Wiles, 15 boxes cheese, 3 cads tobacco;
c. Wilhelm, p barrels ale; w. E.
French, l roll Garrett; Hornbrook &
Co., s barrels oil, 6 dozen brooms,
packages merchandise; j D. Chan
cey, 1 packages furniture; Vickery &
Bro. 6 crates churns l box; Fish Il
Barter, 1 case paper; S. Breach & Co.,
II boxes glass; James Smell, Jr., 8
boxes soap; Healy & Isaacs, l case
paper; Sparks Il Piquet, s barrels oil,
3 barrels lead, 2 barrels putty; Wheel
er Il Riggs, 20 barrels of oil, % boxes
oysters, 3 cases sardines; G. Schraum
& Co., 5 bales hops; S. Myers g. Co..
9 packages furniture; Heddrich &
Lauer, So bags potatoes; Preston
Bros. % bags coffee; Decker & Mar
tin, bell ropes; j. B. Meeker, 81
boxes tin, 9 packages hardware; j.
G. Sauer, Jr., l case tobacco; Keoster
& KeofF, IL bags coffee, 25 boxes
starch, 2 bags rice, 2 barrels sugar; 1. !
Laven, 3 packages drugs; P Verling,
s boxes drugs; j. Schoffer, z boxes !
drugs; J.C. Bidwell, ) boxes medi-
cine; W. H. P. Stodart, 4 boxes
drugs; Keller q White. 9 boxes
drugs; E. NJ. Tubbs & Co, I can am
brosi; J Sinziek & Son, barrels oil, |
35 boxes soap; NJ. Kempf, 25 kegs !
beer; Kramer 4 Meske, 9 barrels su-
gar, 3 bags coffee. Reshipment-Wa- |
bash River, 40 barrels cement, 175 |
barrels salt, barrels whisky, 100 |
boxes tobacco, 20 tons merchandise; |
Cairo packet, 40 barrels cement, l |
iron safe, 10 barrels ale; Henderson |
packet, 100 barrels ale, 40 barrels su-
gar, 10 bags coffee, 80 packages mer-
chandise. The Rob Roy will leave
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock posi-
lively.