The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-16


from ". q. Brown d Co, as barrels pork
and lard, 722 sacks corn, 80 barrels bee,
80 tierces lard, I3S kegs lard. IS barrels
whisky, and some miscellaneous fTeig ht;
from HubOs, Patrick q Co. she received
AL barrels corn-meal, So coops VOultry,
and barrels eggs. She also received con.
siderab height from F. NJ Humphrey &
/ Co. sac also received here twelve or If
/ teen passeng gers for Memphis, Vieksburg,
/ and New OTleaus, besides several way pas
sengers. Among her passengers from Gin
| cinnaG we notice Mrs. HOllabrid, Miss
Lou. and Miss Alice Hcllabrid, Mrs. Cof-
| fin, Mr.. Morrison and lady. Judge
Mayo, of Louisville, was also on board.
1 Q. D. Millar, Esq, the veteran. River
editor Of the Cincinnati Commercial, with
/ lis wife and daughter, also came by the
Belle Lee, but were called home by intel
/ Iigence of the dying condition of Mrs.
/ C1ppen. mother of Mrs. Millar. They left
| by the afternoon train. This circumstance
was deeply regretted by Capt. MeGill and
his officers as well as by the passengers on
/ the boat, who had anticipated vast deal
/ OF pleasure from their society. Mr.. Millar
gives It to us as his private opinion that
the Belle Lee Is one of the finest and
/ best equipped steamers afioat, and likely
| o prove one of the fastest, and we fully
concur, and shall not be surprised if Capt.
/ McGill, before the season closes, sets the
/ pegs for the fast DO ats to run by. she will
| go out of the Ohio this trip as deep as she
can swim The Tarascon had splendid
trips both ways on Saturday THE Co
lumbla was deeply laden, as were also the
Armadillo, Emperor and Maggie Hays.
| The Columbia and Emperor dis charged
large quantities OF freight here.........-.
The Charmer was full of salt, and
barely touched at the xharf.......-..-...
The Minneola discharged large
lot of hides here, and had fair trip for
Cincinnati........The Umpire left for Wa
bash River to load with corn for Pittsburg.
The GAINESVILLE and barges, also, left for
Wabash....-.....The Linton did not get back
from Newburg till near dark Saturday
night, having been delayed by the rain.
She leaves today for Nashville, and viii
be back TO go out on her regular turn Sat
urday......The Dick Fulton had - empty
coal barges in tow. She was driven into the
wharf by heavy winds, but worked out
and proceeded. The Armada took out
an excellent trip on Saturday.......-The
Quickstep arrived at midnight Saturday,
wItha fair lrip..-......We are panied to learn
that Walter b. Pennington, the accom-
pHshed and popu ar freight clerk OF the
-Quic4step, is Still seriously sick....-....Capt.
John Chess, Of the Charmer, is in the
city........-.~.The Chattanooga, Captain
scott, viii leave for GRANVILLE this even
lug Boo staaley is her obliging clerk ,..@-...-.
The Romeo VIII come OF the dry dock.
to-day, and viii load for Terre Haute and
all intermediate Wabash River landings.
capt. Uriah shoemaker IS her renowned
and gentlemauIy cJmmauder....
aToft,4rtrr $500. ii VA ri haIf taef
eight last night. baving had an extraor-
binary large cargo on her last trip up, in
Guiding 5000 sacks Of eorn.........Remember /
the great Indiana viii be here to-day .........
The Morning star mad nice trip. includ- /
ing a large amount Of reshipping freight I
which goes by the Quiekstep to-day. /
Among her passengers were Joseph A. I
Meeker, pilot OF the Mayflower, and Scott
Milton, of the firm of SInyser & Milton,
louisville. The MayhOwer will be
here at noon to-day, and leave on time to-
morrow .-.-....-..-. Hubbs q Patrick gave the
Roo Roy 1852 bags of corn Friday night,
instead of Zoo, as we stated Saturday.
The James Gray broke a cam-rod Friday
night, and had to send back to the city TO
have II repaired ..-...........T The W. B. Curtis
leaves the ways at Paduach day, and
takes a cargo OF corn to Pittsburg for the
famous house Of Smyser & Milton, repre-
sented in this city by Messrs. Finley &
Bride nthaIl......... We have 20 intelligence
from the st. Patrick, except that she left
Friday night. She win be due
here to-day. VIM. White arrived
from GAINESVILLE at o'clock last night,
loaded with tobacco, SC. n
MANIFEST Of steamer Quickstep, Cairo
to Memphis, March Il: Evansville-Own /
er on board, lot pumping; Chas. Vielie & !
DO, beef hides; a. Refs ID beef hides:
John Hedrich, 81 sacks potatoes; p. Pre- !
tOrtus barrels tallOw, 80 green hides, 4 /
dry do, IS sheep do. l bale leather; TOpf
& Long, box hardware; p. Enrich, nd
cattle; c. babcOck, 70 bids hubs; W q. I
Brown Co, 30 boxes coffee mills; Ste
phen Schneider, iron safe; A. Rodn an &
Co., 10 doz brooms; T. r. Houston q Co.,
hid tObacSO. LOuisvtlle-Gso Mitchell.
II pigs freight. Cincinnatf-J A Train Il 1
Co. Il bbis flour. Pittsburg-Bry zee. Wal I
Ser & Co., DBL arsenic; DItbridge & Son,
'bbl arscnlei Best q Robinson, 3 pkgs
height.
'-Grayville to Evansville; Henry Scott,
master: Rfcheson & Clemens, 80 SKIS corn;
Treen & Marshall, 80 SKIS shipstu IFS, $50 SKIS
lrani MAT. DaiZen q Co, bXS eggs, Dbl / ]
10; II. z. Babcock, Y SKIS grass seed; J. c.
Jusouche & Co., IS9 sks corn. H H Um-
Ks shipstuds; Hubbs, Patrick & Co., 70
lbls castor beans.
MEMORANDA. -Steamer ChattaEo oga left
GRANVILLE / PM. Friday the 18TH Net ]
Obj w ebD aud J. +. WeOD at Williams
Gerry; ollie sullivan at Mt. Vernon. Time !
rom Williams Perry to Henderson ten !
hours.