The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-09
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cold-the mercury falling rapidly
ranging at 240 at 6 P. M..........The
Cumberland, for Cairo; Ada Lyon,
for Bowling Green, and Argosy. for
Memphis. departed, all with fair to
excellent trips. The Sallie V. also
left for INTERCHANGEABLE Louisa
arrived from Memphis at Z last night
with 548 bales Of cotton for r. *.
Dunkerson & Co., Agents of the
famous Erie Transportation Compa-
ny's Fast Freight Line..y... The
Zebra did not leave last night, her
officers not being willing TO take the
chances of a trip to the Wabash With
a falling river and the mercury down
to 20o above zero. IF the weather
moderates she will have dispatch......
The Mary D. will be found at the
wharf this morning ready to receive,
aud will depart to Mt. Carmel at B
n. NJ. to-day+.......James T. Meeker,
pilot of the Mayfover while in the
Memphis trade, was married on the
list of November to Miss Jennie
Mailing, Of Madrid Bend, KY, by
the Rev, J. NJ Pierce. We wish, our
friend Meeker and his fair bride a
happy and prosperous voyage through
life.........Tho Zebra, on Monday
night. had 600 sacks wheat, so sacks
oats, 136 sacks grass seed and large
amount of miscellaneous freight......
Thesgreat low pressure Richmond ar
rived here at IL o'clock last night,
with fair up-river trip of freight
and good passenger list. She dis
charged a large amount. of freight
here. Captain Neal went through by
rail to Louisville, and John S. Wool
folk and Bob Lodge had supreme com
mand, and acquitted themselves hand.
somely. The Richmond will be here
again next Monday morning, en- route
to New Orleans........The Rose Hite
did not arrive till nearly one o'clock
this morning, being detained by stress
of weather.........The Norman was
due at three o'clock this morning.
.........The Louisville is bringing the
disabled Louisiana up. The Rich
mond passed her between Columbus
and Cairo........The Silver Spray
passed down last night with a good
trip.........Tho Indiana leaves Louis
vile tonight, and will be here
tomorrow evening.......................
The Ella Hughes has laid up at
Nashville for want of business-the
Fanny Brandeis being sufficient for
that stream for the present, and hav-
ing the inside track.
MANIFESTATIONS Fanny Bran
deis, Nashville to Evansville. Trip
No. 10. December 8.-For Evansville
r. K. Dunkerso1 q Co., $50 bar
rels OF -four, s hogsneads tobacco; 5.
u Gilbert & Co, 4 barrels dried
fruit; A. Gumberts, 8 bags peaches,
l box do, 2 casks do, barrel do, /
eask apples, 2 tarrels DO, ] box
feathers; Mark & Henning. 10sacks
R@etA 10 Ah.A@OfAs ACt-Atsy q 0dEEOls {
dry hides, | box candles, 2 pieces
nine / cone hnnav | barrel walnuts.
Rocker, Bl0unt 4 Co. 9 bafrefs scr'apt
iron, 5 pieces scrap iron; Reitz u Ha-
ney, l old saw; Semoain, Dixor 81
CO.. / box boots; Tenney. BoTles Il
Co, box tobacco.
For Observation-Disclosures &Todd,
2 barrels beans; Glover q Co, 10 bxs
tobacco, l hid do; r. NJ. Hubert &
Co., 2 hogsheais scrap iron, barrels
For Cincioaati--,J. Il. Goodhast &
Co. 8 barrels butter. box do, SO
bags cotton; Smito & Lewis, 200 bags
cotton seed Robert Moore & Co, 40
bales cotton; Duncan, Ford Il Co., 2
casks peaches, bag do, do. apples,
3 do. feathers. 3 barrels beans, 1 box
tallow.
For Pittsburg-Koabe & Picking,
50 sacks peanuts j Dickey Il Co, 10
barrels grease, 43 bags peaches; Z do.
apples, barrels peaches.