The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08


The esteEday was quite cool,
morning and evening. clear and pleasant
during the middle of the day..~~..The
river up to dark last night had risen IN all
about three feet three inches, and was
rising pretty fast. 1t is falling rapidly at
Cincinnati and slowly at Louisville, and
will come to a stand here by tomorrow
night-....A very large amount of freight
was shipped on Saturday. The Rob Roy,
Armada, Chattanooga, J.P, Webb, Crescent
City and Tarascon all taking out good trips
The arrivals and departures since three
O'Clock Saturday, up to midnight last, in
clude the Abe ma and Shamrock, Cincin-
natl to ST. Louis; Armada, to Cairo; Chat
tanooga, to Wabash River; ]. p. Webb. 10
GAINESVILLE; Crescent City, TO Bowling
Green; Quickstep, from Cairo; Mollie
Norton and Newsboy, to Henderson, Lee
onidas, Pittsburg to ST. Louis; Norman.
White River to LoulsYiIie; Dexter, New
Orleans to Louisville; Morning star, Lou
isville to Henderson Ollie Sullivan. from
Cam elton Linton, from GAINESVILLE; III.
Groesbeek, Cincinnati % New Orleans;
Cora $, Cincinnati 10 White River; Rob-
ert f.. Lee, Louisville to New Orleans;
James Gray, from Green River; Fanny
Brandeis, from Nashville.
The Altoona, Leonidas, Shamr ock, and
J.H. Groesbeck had good trips----.--The
Norman and Dexter had mode rate trips.
....-,. The Dexter discharged a large num-
Der of hides nere.-.-.-.The Morning Star
had a good deal of freight 1.-THE Linton
and Ollie sullivan had full loads~..--.The
Robert E. Lee was hardly half loaded, and
added bat little here-..-~.-The Ada Lyon
was dropped down to the boneyard on
Saturday afternoOn--.-..~-~-.The Linton
returns to the Cumberland River to-day,
and is a new, light-draught, and hpely
appointed boat. Capt N b. Hayward aud
Cash ThomSs are her chief officers, aud,
will take pleasure in contributing to the
comfort of her passengers. Give her a
good trip..-....CoI j.. v. Guthrie, Supervis-
ing Inspector of the Sixth District, was a
passenger by the Morning star yesterday,
and is stopping at the American House,.
We were glad to find Capt. CuIlum, OF the
Shamrock, greatly improved in health,
and quite a new man. Long may he wave.
.....-.CaPt. Gus. Dusouchet Fred. X. Hus-
ton, Frank Collins, and Enoch Thomas
have gone on a big hunt TO THE Wabash.
We hope they viii be nose successful
than they were Iastseasoa .a.....The Robert
E. Lee, after gathering up what freight
sac could get here, went up the river six
HllltS 70 take a - u III Lct OAACCiS
putchased.....-....The Fanny Brandeis
arr. we'd at 10 O'Clock, with a fair trip.
M MoRANDUM of the RAILROAD" Steam
boat Q~uickstep-Left Cairo Friday, June
5:h, at $50 PM. Boats in
4 and Tyrone. Weather clear. Heat so OPP
pressive as to necessitate the donntng of
OveTcoats and other winter apparel. fhe
river is falling June 6th-Met tennessee
af Parkerson's. Sam. Orr at Ford'S Ferry,
ami Armada at McCIend MS. Time from
Evansville to Cairo and return, Jortg-etght
George BLISS, 4 pkgs mdse; Oakley q Rust,
/ 1 box mdse; MarteI, 2 boxes mdse; stein
bach, wacn & Co, / buggy a horse;
Chas. Babcock Il Co., l 0ox mdse; W.&
4 Ford.4 hhds tobacco; VIM. q. Brown &
Co, 6 lids tobacco; r. K Dunkerson &
Co, 10 hhds tobacco; VIM. Hellman, z
pkgs machinery; Woodrow, Reitz & CO.,
50 bdls hubs; Miller, Gardner d Co, bdl
hides; w. NJ. Davidson, 5000 shingles A:
Beeler, $1,000 shingles; on board, JO,50O
/ shingles. Louisville aids tobacco.
MANIFEsr-Of the steamer Linton from
GAINESVILLE to Evansville: Ragon, Dickey
& Carson, Il ale boxes; Charles Wtlhelmt,
Is ale boxes; Charles Babcock, l roll leatn-
er, l box mdse: Baird & START, hid lax,
box flax, bbf iron; r K. Dunkersan &
Co, S hhds tobacco.
RE-sHIPMENT.
LOuisville-G. {. Hunter & Co, 2 bags of
feathers, y dry hides, D boxes muse, Dbl
Ia low Morehead Co buggy, buggy
harness, ) trunks mdse.
C~incinnati-J. Z. Buckles, ? hhds tobacco;
| H.F. Hackart, p hhds ~toOacco.
1ltlSb0IS-n 6S mdA oAObAOA AAAN
tobacco.
The steamer Linton will leave Evans
Vile for GAINESVILLE and Nashville Mon
day evening, June 3, at > P. NJ.
MEMoRANDA.-The steamer Fanny Bran
dies left Nashville, Friday, June ). at II NJ;
weater clear; river falling, three feet on
! Harpute Shoals. BoatSfn port: Tallisman,
Ella Hughs, Umpire and A. Baker. Met
4 Diligence at the foot OF the Shoals and
the Alpha lignting her over. th-Me
Havana and barge at Tennessee Rolling
Mills and Tyrone at Eddyville. IN
Armada at the head of Hurricane; Lena
tow, of hay at Wa ker's Bar; ]. 2. Webb
and Leonidas at C~aSeyville; j. II. Groes-
beck at the loot of Henderson Bend; Cora
s. at Henderson arrived at Evansville at
l018 PM.
M~ANlFEsr.-The steamer Fanny Brandies
lad for VIM. Heilman $500 feet OF
lumber, J. Surzfch & Son 40 cedar captlIns,
| r. K. DunkelsoD & Co., 7 hhdS. tobacco,
ReitZ & Haney 9 pieces boiler iron, l box
mill picks, j. G. Coats 2 pieces boiler iron,
Raglan, Dickey & Carson 3 empty oil bar
rels, Baird & Start 100 sacks corn, Fred. X.
Huston ? cedar chests, z. Hornbrook l
cedar chest, Preston & Menifee l valuable
letter, owner on board 8 dry hides and l
box guinsing. For Louisville, Spratt & Co.
l hid. tobacco. For Cincinnati, j. h.
Goodheart & Co. 3 bales trash cotton,
Wrun & burberry Is bales cotton rags.