The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

Both are pleasant gentlemen. Give
her a full load
For HENDERsoN.-The Mollie Nor
ton, az elegant side wheel steamer,
leaves for Henderson at b o'clock.
Captain Charley Perkins and Ed.
and Robert Terry are her popular
officers.
The Newsboy, with pleasant accom-
modations, goes to Henderson at 81
o'clock to-day. Captain W. H. Shelf
fer aud Willie Huston are the pleas
ant gentlene en- in charge.
For MEMPHIs.-The splendid Min
nicola, of the famous Dean Line, goes
to Memphis early this morning. There
is no pleasanteF boat on the river, or
more accomplished gentlemen in
command. w. B. Miller and Billy
Grubbs are her popular chiefs.
For New ORLEANs.-The great
low pressure Richmond, one Of the
finest boats afoat, will be here early
this morning en- route to New Orleans
and all way ports. She has the most
pleasantly arranged state rooms on
the river. and her officers are chosen
men and thorough gentlemen. Capt
J. Slut Neal commands, and John 5.
Voolfolk and Robert p. Lodge do
the honors of the Office. Persons go
ing South will find the Richmond
fast, finely appointed and safe, and
her officers exceedingly pleasant and
obliging.
MANIFEST Of steamer Linton, from
GAINESVILLE, March 21-R. K Dun
kerson & Co.. AS hhds tobacco: Gard
ner, Noel a. Co, do; Ragon, Dick
ey Il Carson, 3 do, X. III. Ehrman,
do; i. L0wenthal & Co., box furs;
Bislarn Bros, ID pkges; G.. w. Ker-
ney q Co, % bbls potatoes; j. Z. u
j. q. Smith, ! box boots; Reitz Il
Haney, l circular saw. For reship-
.ment-37 hhds tobacco, 6 bags dried
fruit, lot dry hides. 2 boxes tobacco.
II SKIS malt, lot dry hides.
ANIFEsT-Steamer Armada Cairo
to Evansville, March 21.-J Sinzich
| & Co, II bags potatoes; Travis &
Ashby, Is bags potatoes; +. NJ. Hum
phrey, 234 bags corn; r.. K. bunker
/ son u Co, 179 bales cotton. 80 hogs
heads tobacco; Gardner, Noel & Co.,
3 hOgsheads tobacco; +. r.. Huston,
2 hogsheads tobacco; j. Dunkelspiel,
4 packages; Miss Nj. X. Seward, two
boxes.
MANIFEST of steamer Ada Lyon
f. G.. Van Riper, 30 hhds. tobacco;
w. S. Ford, 80 hhds. tobacco; R. K.
Dunkerson q Co.. hhds. tobacco;
Wiltshire Il Co., 4, 900 slaves; miscel-
laneous freight.
MANIFEST Of Steamer J. p. Webb,
Wabash to Gncinnati-For Evans
vile: III. H. Niblack, 279 bags. corn
Hubbs, Patrick IL Co, 800 do /;
/ Hayhurst & Whitaker, ? barrels
nuts, boxes nuts; II. Il. Sherman, l
barrel dried appels For Louisville:
Ronalds 4 Bro, hhds. tobacco. For
| Cincinnati: G. l.. Rathbone Il Co, !
crate, cask rags, 20 barrels nuts, 5
bags apples, 3 barrels dried appels,
bag dried fruit; Frazer & CO., 2,424
pieces bulk meats, 81 tierces lard ?
casks cracklings. 3 bags rags, 8 bags
dried apples, 1,704 pieces bulk meats,
/ 4, 1877 pieces meat; w. NJ. Storm Il
| Co, 40 bags green seed; Barton &
/ Pool, 2 barrels eggs; Hanke IL Porter,
/ Is barrels dried apples, II barrels
dried peaches.
/ GEeanfngs from our Exchanges.
P1TTsBURG. - The Commercial of
/ Thursday says:
Trade in the vicinity Of the landing
/ was active. Both rivers are falling
slowly, with, however. plenty of water
/ left to float a man ot-war. The st.
/ Charles received large amount of
i freight and takes her departure this
/ day for Cincinnati.
/ The steamer Importer was sold at
+ aucti@a yesterday for 17.100, cash.
/ James Rees was the purchaser. This
wss certainly a low figure.
+ CINCINNATI. - The Commercial Of
/ Friday says
The St. Charles will take the place
of the Magnolia in the Maysville
trade, on her arrival from Pittsburg
I Mr. John &. Enyart, late clerk Of
the Bertha, takes charge of the Office
Of the United States Government
steamer J. J. Albert. Capt. VIM b.
Dodson. She leaves for below on
Saturday.
LOUISVILLE. = The Courier Of
+ Friday says
There is another rise coming down
from Pittsburg aud the head waters,
which may probably again turn the
/ tide here, but we do not think it can
4 bring the water to the same stage as
/ prevailed two days since. 4 good
I stage is assured, and we think the
! ralls Kill nnntinna navigahl for many