The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

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for Nj Carmel aud wabash RIVER way
landings at O'Clock this evening. She
has already a large amount OF freight II
board, and will 90 without fan. Captain
Lancaster aud Chef. Brad viii give
especial attention 10 the comfort of pas
sengers ~..... During the wind orm which
prevailed at Terre Haute last Saturday,
q he little steamer Comet WIS blown
aground at the wharf and the decline in
the river left her high and dry sunday
morning THE Louisa did not get off
last night. She will positively leave for
the Wabash to- day at noon. The Linton
arrived late Iast night full OF tobacco She
leaves for GAINESVILLE on Saturday
Belle has tow Of empty barges THE
Louisville and 81. Marys have gone above
the falls. The latter goes TO Pittsburg.
EVANSVILLE, April 0, 1868.
Editors Journal:
The Crescent Line packet, Rob Roy. left
Cincinnati ues. April 7, at p. NJ, doing a
splendid way business. arrived at Evans
vile at p. NJ, with the following
MANIFEsT.
Wheeler nd Riggs. rs bags af coffee and
boxes of sugar; Preston 6SsMenifee, 100
bags of cotton yarn; Preston & Bro, la
bags Of yarn Cloud n Akin, Is kegs OF
soda and barrels of sugar; A. &. Fox. 50
barrels OF oil; Il. :. Ruston q Co, IS barrels
OF -FOUR V1cKery & Bro. 90 ba' rels OF ce-
ment; J. s. Akin, bags Of coffee; A. & w.
CArists u barrels Of sugar; r. owen, / crate
OF ware; Dunkerson & Co., packages OF
merchandise; N. Dalzell. 80 barr els Of ce-
ment, 10 bags of coffee, hOgsheads sugar:
2 hass OF rice packages Of merchandise,
and dozen kegs OF tar; @. Viele, hogs
heads OF sugar; r. II. EhFman, 1 wardrobe;
Smy~n 4 Co.. p packages of furniture; j. |
Scantlin q Son, boxes OF marble and -
packages OF crate framesi j. sanders, u
barrels OF potatoes; Gibson 4 WEIGH, D
packages OF cast pipe; z. ATmstrou
packages of furniture; w. q. Brown & Co,
z packages OF merchandise
REsHIPPIEG. - Henderson - 10 head of
horses. Cairo packet-19 pack ages liquors.
Wabash River-350 barrels OF salt, 20 pack
ages of furniture, l49 packages dry goods; |
% packages harvest, 100 packages groceries. |
Miss, leaves this port this morning al |
O'Clock, for Cincinnati; returning, leaves |
Gin innau Tuesday, for Evansville, offer |
ingsupeFioT Inducements 20 tn q merchants |
of Evansville, as we are iden flied with |
this city, and intend to stay" Give US a |
show.
MANIFEsT of steamer Sam. Orr, April |
6tl 1865 Wright & Harper 10 bales cot
tonf capt, Duncan, bales cotton; Thad. |
II. Gibson. q Co., bales cotton; Ouiswine! /
bales cotton; Capt. Duncan. "a barrels of |
scrap iron, box brass, pieces copper |
pipe, shafts tot scrap iron. Is bags rags; !
10 dry hidesi HayhnTst & Whitaker, 48 /
sacks corn; Thad. +, Gibson & o / steam /
boat boiler; Capt. Abbott, bundles hsh /
poles /. ktag0n, I9lelfey a. CARSON, "a barrel /
whisky, II sacks green peas; II. o. Bah |
cock, 10 sacks oats, kit eggs, paper pack |
age; II. II. UmbIe, $50 bags wheat; u. q. |
Nj olack. 40 sacks oats; A. N. Bishop q Co.,
Cincinn tti, ] barrel molasses; Robert /
NJ OOFe & Son, Cincinnati, 8 bags peanuts. /
Discharged 2 hhds. tobacco al Paducah, |
and 81 sacks corn. Have splendid trip I
OF passen grrs, most OF them merchants.
PITTsBURG, April 9-Noon.--The river Is |
Sfeet inches high and rising. The wealth.
er Is clear but windy.
CINCISNATI, April 9-Noon.-The river /
the channel. It has been showing since
midnight. Thermometer 30o.
ST. LOUIS, April "a very heavy rain
fell here last night, continuing, almost
without lnteTmisstOn, until late this even
ing; IL, also, irOze hard during the night,
and the trees and feuces, &C., were heavily |
coated with ice this morning The fruit /
had been badly Injured IN some localities,
and it is feared IL Is now utterly destroyed |
The weather to- night shows sig MS Of clear
ing up, -aa #f
PITTsBURG, April 9.-The river is eight
feet and at a stand. Two hundred and 1
ninety thousand bushels of coal left for |
1b1s: snowib & hard. sa .s-
CINcINNAT1, A prtI 9.--The river IS rising
slowly. with nineteen anda half feet water
in the channel. and eighteen and half
feet under The bridge for passing steamers.
IL had been showing all day, but about /
O'Clock 10 turned 70 rain,
Business on the wharf was very light.
The arrivals outside of the regular packets
were the sam. j Hale from Memphis;
Louisville, from New Orleans: st. Marys,
from 81. Louis; Wild Hoofser. from Flor
enee. Depart ures-Bt. Maxys, for Pitts
burg; John II. Gfoesbeck, tor New Or
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