The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

There was no additional arrival up
to midnight last.......~The Fanny
Brandeis left for Cairo with a staving
good trip-all the freight she wanted.
1.-THE manifest Of the Rapidan No.
2will be found below. Captain Lee
Howell desires to 60 out promptly at
4 P NJ. to-day in order to get below
Henderson Bar before dark. he will
take only limited amount of freight,
and those desiring to ship by the
Rapidan, must have their freight down
early. This will be the last trip of
the Rapidan until the river rises.
Captain Howell will, however, put the
Lewellin in her place, and will CON
tinue to leave here promptly every
Tuesday........Captain Jack Grammer
dispatches to Captain Dexter that the
Umpire will be here to 60 out on
time day, and furthermore, that be
has secured the Phantom, which will
be ready for business in few days.
She has just been overhauled
and thoroughly repaired, and is in
complete condition. The Phantom is
one Of the fastest low water boats that
ever came into these waters, and suits
Capt. Deztor's views exactly, as he is
proverbial for making good time. He
is determined to keep two boats regu-
larry in the trade to supply the wants
of shippers and the travelling public
on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Fridays until the Quickstep is re.
paired and ready to resume her place
aud till his new boat is completed
Weare just entering upon nav epoch
In the Evansville and sCairo trade
one which promises the greatest good
to the interest of our city. Before
another year we shall have a frs
class packet line in every respect il
full eommission........0n the inside
of this morning JOURNAL we arr
made to say that Taylor Webb wa
one of the pilots OF the Glas
gov. We aroie Taylor Wells.......
We clip the following notice of th
death Of Capt. ". S. Beasley, o
which we made mention day or tw
ago, from the Missouri Republican:
Capt. Warfeld S. Beasley, late com
mander Of the VIII. s. Hays, die
yesterday morning at the st. NichoIa
Hotel, Ia this city, OF q congestiy
| chill He was taken sick in Kansa
City, on the down trip Of the beat
and arrived here on Wednesday eve
ming, by rail, 10 search of mediea
assistance. The deceased was onl
twenty five years If age, a son of Cap
Ben. Beasley, and was born IN CraW
fordsvillo, Ind He was one Of til
most energetic and promising com
manders on the river, and his IN
timely death will cast gloom owe
the numerous friends who remain, be
reft of the loved presence of him VIII
was always n cheerful, generous com
paniOn.
MAETFEsr-Of Steamer Rapidan NO.
from Passport TO Evansville, Aug. 30.-Fo
| EYansville-Wm Holman, / throttI
valve; r l. Maynard d Co, 1 bale cottoI
| 2 empty ale boxes; Samuel Orr & 90, bur
| Q4eS wagon spoEthf - Carr q 20 DAl
rel whisky; Martin, Gardner q co, lGl BAG
| wheat; Cloud, Akin d. Co, 3 boxes drug
| Gardner. Noel d co, 3 barrels sorghum;
| Howell, 200 pounds Old iron, l43 bags corn
/ q Armstrong, = dOz chairs; RagOn, Dlcke
| q Carson / empty kcg.
For New Albany i GethaIt & Co,
| bag wool.
For Paducah-C o AIlard q Son, / bundl
| bBgs; J. Ruffner, Jr, & 90, 500 bags whea
| 1 box and boxes ginseng; John l. King,
| hog head tobacco; $ Gubber d Co, 1 bun
die skins; W Luke, / box merchandise
| Jas Clark * Co, 80 rol IS leather.
For UnIOuioWn-E i Tuiy, $500 fe'
| dressed lumber.
To Steamer Ollie Sullivan $3.50 feet {
| lumber.