The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29
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The weather vest rday was clear and hot
with the naercnry at aoo In the shade at
noon. The river fen Is inches during The
t,qenty four hour$ ending last evening.
and the rapid decline Is IeaYinz large de-
posts Of mud on the wharf. and Captain
Humphrey has been compelled 10 bridge
the mud from his stage to solid ground.......
The arrivals and departures since O'Clock
Saturday include the Ozark, Cincinnati 70
Fort Smith; Dexter, Louisville 70 New
Orleans; Quickstep, from Cairo: Armada,
to Cairo; j. P. Webb, 10. Cumberland
River; Tarascon, to Louisville: Ada Lyon
and James Gray. from Green River; Ollie
Sullivan. from Cannelton; Morning star,
Louisville TO Henderson; Havana, from
Cincinnati; Romeo, to West Franklin
and return.
The Quickstep arrived on time Saturday
night, with a moderate trip OF freight, but
good many peopIe.....-..-The Ozark had
big tr1p.-.......The Dexter arrived about
eleven o'clock Saturday night, having
about two hundred tons Of freight
She added considerable at this port.
The Adj. Lyon did not get in until Satur-
day night. She had nice trip. she will
return to Green River this evening, and
we hope TO see her have good trip.
The Ro co went down 10 West Franklin
yesterday and returned last evening. She
had go passengers, and the trip was a
very pleasant of1e...-.....-..-....The Morning
Star had a splendid passenger trip
and fair freight list.................
The Ollie Sullivan had a very good trip in.
THE Havana arrived last evening at
five O'Clock with considerable freight and
some people. She leaves promptly at 10
A H., and has pleasant passenger accom-
modations. Captain +. Pierce is in COM
mand, and W. T. Mcintyre, as clever boy
as ever welded a pen, has charge OF the
Office. She will probably leave hereaft
on Tuesday, 50 as to be out OF the way OF
the Louisville pack Remember, the
low-pressure Richmond will be here to-
day ....... The Morning Stars pilots found
only nine feet of water on Scuf1etown Bar
y yesterday 1.-THE gully Clifton will be
down this morning en- route to Memphis.
MANIFEST of steamer Armada, June n.
Evansville-R- X. Dunkerson q Co., IL
hogsbeads tobacco; w. =. Ford, II do.
VIM Henman, l machine; fStockweil Il
Co, 3 packages merchandise; Reltz & Ha-
ney, 2 packages merchandise; Topf 4
Long, l package hides; Wheeler q Riggs,
l barrel whisky; Chas. Niele 4 Co, bale
cotton, box tooacco; 5. +. Gilbert d Co,
2 bags feathers: Igleheart Bros, 81 bags
wheat; f. NJ. Humphrey & Co., 565 bags
wheat. Louisville = Various parties, 73
hogsheads tobacco. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
parties, hogsheads tobacco.
MANIFEST OF STEAMER ADA LYoN-For
Consignees, s. hogsbeads of tobacco: Wilt
shire Krabka. 1900 slaves. Blythe Hines, !
COW and calf The Ada Lyon leaves on
Monday at 4 p. N.
MEMORANDUM AND MASIFEsr.-Steaner
Quickstep (unrivailed in speedy left the
'sCity of the Nile" Friday, June 10Th, at
80 p. NJ. Boats ia Port-Wm. White and
Julia. Guests on board, numerous; freight
not exceeding 800 tons. River falling all
the way up. Weather clear and pleasant
Voyage barren Of incident or adventure.
GoIconda a touching instance OF mutual
affection manifested itself With slight
modification of the ancient legend, Hero
GOQLkS ten miles to meet her cherished
" Leauder." who. as inimical fate ordains,
is a mariner upon the blue, blue sea "
The meditative Inference of the gifted poet
occurs:
81 Had their love been less fraught with
datteripg words and smiles,
She now footsore, would have been
spared ten miles,
27th-Afet Tennessee at Fairview; Sam.
Orr at Parkerson's; pas1ad Grand Lake
and tow below Mount Vernon; met Ar
mazda above Girdard's.
Our assfgnees are. James Oakley, bdls.
waste; VIM. Throop, 10 bags feed; +. II.
Ebrman 81 Co.. IA hhds. tobacco; z. X.
Dunkerson, hhds. tobacco; Louisville, I
hid. tobacco; Cincinnati 400 bundles
paper.