The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

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The clouds thickened up yesterday
evening, and it commenced raining at
5 P. NJ, and continued necessarily and
at times with great violence until mid
night. The wind, which was from
the southeast by south, moderated
somewhat, but vas gradually shifting
to the south. and by morning will
probably have chopped around into
the northwest, bringing the Kansas
snowsstorm to our borders.
The additional arrivals and de-
partures last night we're the Fanny
Braudeis, from Nashville to Giro;
the Henderson Packets, to Hen
derson; Rapidan No. 2, to Eastport:
Champion, Cincinnati to st. Louis:
Shamrock, ST. Louis to Cincinnati
Dora, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
The Emma Floyd discharged a
large lot Of freight here. and left at 4
P. NJ, drawing over FIVE feet. She will
find water enough at Walkers Bar by
the time she reaches that poiut.........
The Nashville and Rapidan had ex-
cellent trips out..-".:.The Fanny
Brandeis arrived a t 5 o'clock with a
nice trip. including 300 barrels -four
for r. K. Dunkerson & Co., for re-
shipment east, and a large amount of
miscellaneous freight. She Leaves n
Wednesday, positively......Tho Cham
pion had a big trip, and was drawing
Al feet. She discharged a good lot of
freight here 1.-THE Shamrock was
loaded to the water below. but added
largely here........The Fanny Bran
deis reported the Silver Moon aground
Sunday night at Shawneetown. She
was still aground when the Shamrock
passed up."".....The Dora arrived at
u o'clock last night, ami lies over
here till this morning, being en- route
to New Orleans, and drawing 81 feet.
Her pilots are Dick Paul and Harry
Doss, both bricks, aud no mistake.
Captain Lodwich is in command
and Capt. Keyt is 10 the Office. The
Dora is in splendid condition........
Jim Montague and John Evelyn
are the pilots of the Shamrock.
They will do..~".".....The Legal
Tender is due here with d
large consignment of sugar and
molasses for our distinguished
fellow-citizens, L. & d. Heimann.......
The Silver Spray left New Orleans
on last Thursday and is due here to-
morrow. Our fellow citizen, Dan.
Weaver. is one of her skillful pilots.
1.-THE Dora left the Nick Long
worth at Amsterdam Sunday night.
She should have arrived during the
night, but may have been detained by
bad weather, and may not get in till
this morning............The Lawrence,
Capt. Henry w. Hart, is the next
boat due in the express line for St.
Louis....."From Capt. Lee Howell,
Of the Rapidan No. 2, we learn there
is no coal on the river hence to Padu-
cab, the miners being on a strike......
The Shamrock had difficulty in pro-
curing sufficient fuel to reach this
peint.....".....At midnight it was still
raining, and the wind had shifted to
the southwest by west. and the air
was rapidly growing coldcr...............
FIharn mara af1i No Grnnu 81 fhn N1cE
Longworth or Silver Moon.
Manifest of the steamer Fannie
Brandeis, from Nashville to Evans
ville.-R. K. Dunkerson q Co.. geo
brls. of -four; Hodge & Co., 9 dry
hides, 1 green do; j.. Ruffmer, Jr.,
Il Co.. 20 brls. Of apples, s dry hides,
2 green do, 8 sheep skins, l bdl. dry
skins; Ragon, Dickey IL Co., 30 hides:
Miller, Gardner & Co, 5 boxes fruit.
80 empty boxes, ] empty oil barrel;
Wheder q Riggs. l horse; l. Lewen
thai q Co, 2 boxes dried fruit, 10
bags do. NJ. S. Lyon. l brl. of gree n
apples; j. r. Crosby. 8 boxes sundries,
/ boxed organ, / bedstead, rails and
Stats, 6 chairs. 2 rocking do, / iron
cot: w. G.. Brown Il Co., 36 sacks of
oil cake, % do. pea nuts, 1 brls. of
oil, 2 ditto ginsang; Chas. Wilhalmin,
6 ale boxes.
Nanifest-Of the Steamer Rapidan.
For Cincinnati-Robt. M ore 81
Company, fl bags peanuts; Millen,
Ellis & Co, So bags peanuts; Addy,
Hull q Co 81 bags peanuts; 30 bar
rels chestnuts; Cochran Il Brother,
13 packages sundries; r. o. Hurd e.
Son, 10 bags peanuts; /. III. Goodhart
& Co, "a bags peas; L. z. Brown &
Co., 1876 packages hides; Various con
signees, 270 bales of cotton.
EVANSVILLE. O.. DuSouchet &
Co. 8 bales of cotton; Weldon Bros.
& Co.. 30 packages sundries; Carpen-
ter, White u Co, l package dry
Ragon, Dicky IL Carson,r5
packages merchandise *. IL Harper,
4 bales cotton; G. L. Bliss & Co, 81