The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26
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Business on the river continued
dull all day yesterday, except in the
vicinity of the Louisa, which was
busy discharging her fine trip of cot
ton. and Of the Fanny Brandeis, which
left at 4 P. NJ, with the best trip we
ever saw leave this port for the Cum
berland River.........The Lewillin had
moderate trip out.........The Arma-
mada got very fair trip, but did not
get away till u o'clock, having been
delayed by repairing her steam pipe.
........The Tarascon took large lot
of passengers out last night, including
one hundred and forty deckers who
came up by the Quiekstep........The
Quickstep arrived about s o'clock
with a splendid trip of passengers
and considerable freight.........J ohm
Beard, formerly of New Albany, one
of the engineers of the Fanny Bran
deis, having taken to himself fair
young bride, Miss Anna Bonville,
left for New Albany on the Morning
Star last night. May their voyage
through lie be pleasant and propi-
tious.......The Argosy is still upon the
docks. She will probably come off
to-day. aad leave for Memphis on
Saturday.........The Sam. Orr arrived
at u o'clock with a good trip, and
nearly bushel of orders.......The
James Gray was purchased by Isch
man, Tuell & Kurr, of Terre Haute,
and will be run from that city......The
Louisa, Captain Tom Boluss, with
Charley Crawford in tho Office. re-
turns to Memphis this evening, and
has excellent accommodations for
passengers. Her officers are pleasant
and obliging.,........The Quickstep ar
rived at 81 O'Clock, with a big trip,
including IA hogs. The deckers :"
reshipped on the Morning Star for
Louisville........The Ada Lyon will
leave for Woodbury. on Friday, and
has splendid accommodations and ex-
celIent officers.........The Falls City
will be here this evening. en- route to
Bowling Green.........W We clip the fol-
lowing from the Cincinnati CONNER
cial of yesterday:
The big Louisiana, Captain Philips,
bound from New Orleans to Louis
vile, when a short distance below
Memphis, was so unfortunate as to
break her shaft.
James FL. Laws Il Company yester-
day sold at administrative sale the
undivided three Fights interest in the
Champion, TO Captain James Bugher,
for $3.50. Terms of sale-three, six
and nine months, with two approved
securities.
Manifest steamer Sam. Orr, Water
loo to Evansville, Nov. 25-Union-
town, Hatfield & Robertson, 5000 #
dressed flooring.
Evansville Ruffner, ir. & Co.
ITO bbls potatoes: Chas Viele, l bx
TASKS; Ragon, Dickey & Carson. 10
bags peanuts, bx eggs Norton. Had
ley & Co, l hid tobacco; r l. May
nard & Co, 3 bales cotton, / bx eggs,
l bx beans, l Big do, 2 buckets butter,
2 dry hides, l By dried peaches;
Mackey, Nisbett & Co, l bale cotton;
Simpson & Co, 1000 # lumber; Shae-
fer & Endres, bdls sheep skins; w
P Haggard, 6 bales cotton; j N Hal
liday, 10 bales cotton;J Q Dusouchet
81 Co, 1 bale cotton; Gardner, Noel &
Co, s bales cotton; Kerney & Harper,
20 bales cotton, Dbl molasses; We'll
don, Bros q Co, 8 bales cotton, 5 bgs |
dried fruit, l tub eggs, / bx chestnuts,
/ bx mdse; G G Nib ack Il Co, 40 bgs |
corn; Blemker. Tillman & Go, 10 tons
pig iron; Rocker Bount x Go, 5
tons pig iron; j Burk, tool chest, |
trunk; T Scantlin 4 Son, cane
mill roller; Keller & White, 2 bbls
beeswax.
Louisville-D Ell Bavis & Co, 3
bales cotton.
MANIFEST of steamer Quickstep, |
from Cairo, November 18th, 1865
G.. /. Grammer, II sacks potatoes; j.
Surzeet, bbls potatoes; L. Loenthal
& Co., / box peaches; Preston IL Men
flee, 10 pkgs mdse; Parsons, Scoville
Il Co., / Dbl cranberries Miller,
Gardner & CO.. 3 bales cotton and 8
pkgs hides; Mackcy, Nesbet & Co.,
6 bales cotton; Chas. Schaum IL Co.,
10 bbls whisky; A. Gumberts, 6 bags
feathers, VIM. Heilman, 1 package;
FL. E. Blemker, l piece casting.
For reshipment to New Albany
8 pkgs bacon &c.
For Louisville-20 passengers and
IA hogs.