The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-16

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at AZ. IA. Captain Fgliou. @ gentle
man Of tho old school, commands.
and Robert Brashoar and Jim Hicks.
attentive and gentlemanly clerks. have
charge Of the Office.
For CLARKsvILLE AND NAsuvrrrv
The beautiful and finely appointed
Romeo will leave at ~ o'clock noon
for Clarksville and Nashville and ALI
/ Cumberland River way landings. The
Romeo has comfortable and pleasant
passenger appointments. Capt j. v.
Throop is her commander, and is an
accomplished steamboatman and an
excellent gentleman. Geo. Throop,
clever, courteous and obliging, is her
chief clerk.
For MT. CARMEL.-Tho new and
magnificent Clara Scott will leave for
Nj. Carmel and all Wabash River
way ports at o'clock this evening.
and is Que Of the most perfect and
comfortable packets that visits our
wharf Capt. Henry Scott is her ex-
perienced and popular commander.
and Cash Thomas and Charley Chad
wick, two courteous and obliainR
young gentlemen, are associated in
the Office.
BoR New ORLEANs-The great
steamer Indiana, famous for her
splendid passenger appointments. will
leave here this morning for New Or
leans and all way ports. Sac Is one
Of the most popular boats 10 commits
sion. Captain Reub. n Neal ia her
eminent commander. and Charley and
Elliott Miller are her prinoely clerks.
Getyour freight down aud your trunks
packed
Man > 81 steamer Ctara scott -MtV re-
mons VIM. Lafkln, 2lB bags corn. bundle
George VIOLIN 28 bags corn; Lew. Van-
uegrlft, 100 bags corn
henderson, WI. Marshall g. Co % hogs
Evansville Il r. shredder, box amor-
Ing tDbHccOs ca ArtcB Viele "A 90 4 barrel
sio over seed 4 HenninE, "a Dry hides y
picks A.. 0umbefis, bundle coon ahluat
VIM. Pr torlus. J dry hides; Baboook q
y tee q, - bags ontsf Jones q Gatcn, bare
rel vinegar, barrels elder; w. a. Brown
a Co, 200 bags corn, lB barrels potatoes
captain Henry scott, 5000 feet black wall
RoeEpo.t: Jones q NIbieck. M bags
wheat
uIeantuEs frofn eur EHchanRes.
PfrrsBuRG.-lho Commercial OF Friday
says:
The marks last evening indicated twelve
feet Nix inches Of watrr nnd rising fast.
Fiei3hb were plenty with ueavy ahtps
gagged during the dav Ia gptttuv tblurs ia
order. The fleet wiii not depart until the
Allegheny Ice runs out.
The Belle Vernon loft last evening for
New Orleans with au excellent trip.
CINolNNATL - The Commercial on satur-
day says;
The Altoona, having Withdrawn from
the TENNESSEE River trnde, viii enter h8
-. Louis trade, following the shamrock
m the Express Line.
The Gazette aayss
The Absona arrived from Tennoaseo
River yesterday, and has quit tho trade
bee our merchants dld not attach aufs
hcient importance 10 % % upp0rt her.
We are told it wasn't worth while 20 try
70 take the Tennessee River trade from ua
LoUI5vlLLE. - The O0urier Journal of
Saturday SAYS
A New Orleans dispatch says the steam
boat Cuba No. sunk Ia It5d Hiver, bee
tween Jefferson aud - oveport. Oh the
gth inst, with 58D balOs OF cotton. H0nt a
total loss. a portion Of The cargo saved.
No lives lost
The CoHrler-y0uypai Of sunday saysi
Capt. John W. Cannon, % the steamer
X. n. Lee, arrived iH The city osterday.
IT. LOUIS - Tho Democrat of Saturday
says3
Tine river continued swelling yesterday
slowly. weather mild. Nine fo0f water
20 Cnifo aud swelling nll the way out.
Upper Mlssippi rising, aud the lower ape
IDS VIII Do soon 10 good umVtWnblo cnudia
uont Win d resumption Of navigation 10
Davenport ana Dubuque. limos iu nma
cyndliion thfOugu to Peoria, and heinhG
plenty on thhtand the her upper streams.
Tue rlte in tine MI -Hau1 seems to 90 nit
below LeayenWOrth business 90 no wharf
continues fair Tor the season. Some OF our
river friends we're busllp engaged mli dnW
wiih petitions against las ing "a railroad
trace along The wharf
Captain John Cannon aud family are
rived on the Great Republic nt thiH port.
ana lett by rail- yesterday for Kentucky
MIS-. Cannon D. very uuWoll, aud has gone
nome 10 recu pernto her shattered heHith.
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