The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20

! d. Go 20 bags corn; $. Gumberts,
/ trunk clothing; Sam Orr & Co., Dbl
iron; Shulfz Truman q O.. 8 tons
! pig iron; y Kratz 3 tons do Roel-
ker, Blo,nt x Co 10 tons pig iron.
RagOB, Dickey q Carson. loo 0f dry
hides; TRIBE. Myer@ IL O. z. 900 feet
( Of lumber; William Heilmau, 10 800
feet Of lumber; Thomas Scantiin Il
Son. 2 bundles OF stove pipe; Charles
Wilhelmi Ale boxes. w. H Nor
ris, empty trunk Henry benson. 2
boxes household goods, bedstead, /
bundle bedding. 3 packages.
Hawesville-l mule.
LOuisVille-1 bale Of rags, bales
cotton, Is bags dried fruit, 10 bags
peanuts. 2 bags Walnuts, barrels
walnuts, box chestnuts.
PittBburg-94 bags peanuts; z bales
cotton.
Manifest Of steamer Nashville, from
Cairo, Nov. 19th.-Woodrow, Reitz b
Co., packages merchandise and q
wheels; Sam. Orr, 2 bundles spokes,
+. X. Ruston, 100 barrels -four; s.
Jaquess. 20 bales cotton; Preston
Brothers, sacks dried apples; III X.
Wells Il Son, 6 barrels potatoes;
kerth * Acker. S packages hides and
wool: A. Refs. green hide Carpen-
ter, White q Baker. packages mer-
ehandise; Cloud q Akin. / key ore;
Semonin, Dixon & Co, 2 boxes mer-
chandise and 10 packages hides Reitz
y Haney, / cylinder; Ragon, Dickey
d Carson, ]. sack feathers.
aIeaninEs from oar Ezshnmres.
CINCINNATI.--Tho COMMERCIAL Of
Wednesday says:
Will Hays, the we'll known musical
author, was in tho city Yesterday.
Having retired from the Louisville
Democrat, he vas here prospecting
for the materials for a new evening
paper, which may shortly BIO started
in Louisville.
The Pickett was sold by tho Den.
uty Marshal Of Parkersburg. a few
days ago, 10 q. III. Shattuck, for $500.
Ii was showing az Chicago yester-
day. Dispatches from Omaha and
points further West give accounts Of
a heavy snow storm along the line of
the Union Pacific Railroad To was
feared that trains would be blocked.
The Elevator Co. Of New Oreans,
have offered to purchase 300 600
bushels Of wheat TO be move through
New Orleans at once. The Barge 20.
AID the Illinois Central r Il. Co., in
order to assist in this enterprise, have,
their agents in M o., agreed
TO wait the sale Of the wheat In Eu-
rope before the collection Of the
the same. When taken
into consideration that tho freight
upon this amount OF wheat from the
furfhest points in Iowa would be over
$3.50. 900, it will be seen that this
Western enterprise is In earnest.
The u. s. Marshal has notices un-
der the following heads ia New Or
leans papers: d. Blunt, frank ~ Co.
" steamboat Caddo, her tackle, &c;
WILDER Il. Triplett vs. steamer Frank
Pargoud
Captain John Barnard, pilot Of the
X ate Robinson, has laid on our table
a raddsh raised near Florence, Ala.
two months growth, weighing over
Eve pounds. il Is az JUICY, tender
aud delicious as our Spring growth.
The Gazetie says
The Auna departed on advertised
time for st, Louis, with one or the
best trips Of tine season. She eflsed
freight here, in order to meet her el-
yagements below, consisting OF abOui
200 tons. About 40 tons of he
freight were for New Orleans. Regu
'at'ify aciU min The Anna had 100
"a bin passengers aud 30 decksr8.
The great Thompson Dem, Capt.
]. H. Peppers new boat, which has
ust completed her FIRST trip 70 New
orleans, attracted universal attention
)n the route, and commanded univer-
val admiration. She Is the work Of
Cincinnati.
LoUIsVILLE.-The Couier-J0WHaL
1f Wednesday sa Us:
The j. N. Mccullough arrived from
Pittsburg yesterday, with considerable
freight for this port In rounding 90
At the wharf she got too far out, aud
lodged on the rocks, and remained
here some time, but finally worked
off without receiving any damage.