The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03

was worth about SIC, 900 or 81, 600. Being
remote from the fire engines, no alarm was
given. except by the boats a. the landing,
and the engines did not turn out.....-.-.The
LeweIlin did not get of Saturday mis- mt,
but VIII leave positively at noon to-day.
Wehope to see her get a big trip........The
Belle Lee viii be here this morning. en-
route to New Orleans.
/ M4NIFEsr OF STEAMER ST. CHARLEs4
From New Orleans to Louisvilie.-Louis-
httes, g bids hides; d. Franz & Son j case,
50 bids hides: u. >. Benedict Il Son. 10
bbls rice 81 hhds sugar; NJ. Leopold, bxs
Sunff. Dennis Lone I mid sngor I I1T,I mo-
lasses; W. r. Holcraft, 10 bbis molasseS;
George Williams, bales rags, 2 bbIs pea
cons; Pheles 4 Scully, box iron; g. q.
Black, IA bbls oranges, Dbl pine apples;
N. Medanach, bbls oranges; Vincent
bbIs oranges; G. Gardfnghouse. poney;
H. L. Morton, l box oranges; H. A. Girls
void, pigs; HI. Davis, case.
CINCINNATI Freight: Baker. Rogers & Co,
20 had sugar; Barr, Howell q Co. 81 hhds
sugar, So bb s mola> ses; j Daughlauntz. 3
cases mdse, sewing machine; Sargent,
Wilson q h, cases n1dsei NJ. Bloom, D
Evansville Freight: r. d. n Co., Il hhds
sugar: Cook q Rice, 10 bbls rosin; j. Ken
cher, 2 bxs lemons.
I 26 bbls do, 80 bbls molassess 90 nj bbs do,
81 Db oranges, 20 bxs lem Ons, 81 pkgs
mackerel. q bbls ros1n, 80 bxs sundries, so
pigs do, Is bales gunnies. SO SKIS coffee IS
bxS raisins % bbls sundries, SO bbls pecans.
80 bbls -four. 100 bags corn, bal crtton,
lis mules, ID horses. $50
| In the ca1in I52 passengers, and IO7 on
Emerald.
Memorandum Steamer st Charles left
New Orleans Saturday, January 18th, at
NJ r. No boat "a port for the ohio:
passed the VIcksburg at Donaldsonville
met the Great Rebubl G at IberviIle;
day January 26th.- Met Gov. Allen and
Lizzie Hopkins at Baton Rouge at "A. NJ.
Legal Tender at Poplar Grove, Bee and
| airy 27th.-Met the Simpon HorneF at Wa
| terprOof at A. NJ, Arazonia at Bruens-
/ burg; met Henry Ames at Davis Cut on;
| passed Boaz and eight empty barges at
! Vicksburg, Lizzie Tate at Milligen's Bend,
and Indiana at 95. Tuesday, Jan. 2Stb. :
\ passed celeste at Middle q and. Wednes
| day. Jan. 29th.-Met3J j. H. Groesbeok at
head II &c. Jno. Kilgour at Oldtown Bend,
/ Tempest at ClarR's Tow Head passed a
/ tug and two barges foot of Walnut Bend;
met Dexter at Commerce; arrived at Mem
! phis Thursday, January 80, at A. M.
Boats Eat phis-Quftman, Argonaut,
I ton and Dan. Able. Met tow boat and
/ Point Pleasant: passed Tennessee at OAR
nelis Point; passed Laurel Hill at Cairo,
met Quickstep at Caledonia. Saturday,
| February Ist.-Met Cumberland at Shot
| wells Mines; passed Grand Lake at Saline
/ Island, laid up for ice with two empty
| barge-, Cora = at Diamond Island.
MEMoRANDUM-Of steamer Quickstep.-
! Tue Quickstep left Cairo, Saturday, Feb
ruary 1t, at A. N. Boats in port-Ten-
nesSee, Tyrone, and Contfnental-the lat
| ter to. leave for New Orleans at 10 A. NJ,
with 1000 sacks of corn reshipped by the
Quickstep as part of her cargo. The wealth
er was clear and cold; met the Rapidan
No 1 at Paducah; met the Cumberland
beloW Caseyville; passed the Laurel Hill
at SAotwen Mines; met the st. Patrick
below Mt. Vernon, Armada at Slim Is
49, d; Virginia and Southerner at HendeF-
son - The ice still continues very heavy.
MAMIE sr.-The Quiekstep has for los.
Walter. ii packages of merchandise; H.
Bennington, % do; r. NJ. Barter &C, l do
for resnipment to Louisville, hhds. OF
tobacco.
MANIFEST OF THE STEAMER LEwELLEN.
From PASSPORT to Evansville, February
1.-R. K. Dunkerson 81 Co., 20 bales of cot
ton, hogshead of tobacco; Hubbs, Pat
rick & Co, hogsheads of tobacco; bales
cottoni Wright q Harper. bales cotton:
Thad. P. Gibson, "a bales cotton; 81 bags
corn 1000 feet lumber; "A sacks corn; 30
sacks rags; IL dry hides; j. q. Dusouchet
q Co., bale cotton; Oakley & Rust, 40 600
feet lumber Discharged IL dry hides, s
tons of pig iron; II Dales cotton and 10
hogheads tobacco by the way.