The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-27

modations and an obliging COM
mander.
For EAsrpoRT'-The Sam. Orr Is
the reliable and popular packet for
PASSPORT at. A o'clock to-day. Cap
tain Allen Duncan, her commander,
is most estimable gentleman, and
VIM. Dunn and AlfE Maynard, are
popular clerks. Captain Duncan
and the Sam. Orr. are pioneers in the
Tennessee, River trade, and should be
literally patronized.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great
Dexter. unrivalled in speed and I'M
surpassed in splendid and comfortable
appointments, is announced for New
Orleans to-day at 4P.M. Her officers
are veterans in the service, and stand
high in their profession. Captain Ed.
Montgomery commands, and Frank
O. Smith and Arthur Fields are her
clerks. She is regular lightning on
run.
For ST. LOUIS ON SUNDAY.-The
Cincinnati and St. Louis Express
Lines splendid steamer Kate Robin
son will be here tomorrow en- route
to st. Louis. She is first class stern
wheel steamer, with pleasant passen-
ger accommodations. Captain W. W.
Fenton commands, and Capt. Amos
Mason is her accomplished clerk.
TEanifests.
MANIFEST - of the steamer Charmer,
Cincinnati to Evansville, March rs = Z.
Hedricks 20 pkgs mdse: Parsons, ScOvtn q
Co, 80 boxes sundries; holster ~ kern, ~
do: Sinzich & son, p DO; Chas Viele Co,
so boxes raisins and 120 barrels cement;
Wheeler & Riggs, boxes mdse; StockwelI
s. Co, 80 boxes sundries; Jas Croft, 10 90;
Preston q Menifee, 35 do: Dunkerson 81 Co,
e pkgs mdse; Aafrd q start, ~ Ddls sacks ;
| Chas Wilhelm, % bbls ale; q Wolf, Il bdis
singletrees; Humphrey, Patrick & GO, q
pkgs mdse; Philip Decker, 100 boxes soap !;
| Lemcke, . bbls oil; q Lindenschmldt q
| Bro, tons pig iron; Jacquess. hudspeth
| 81 Co IA hhds tobacco Keegan q Johnston,
| 10 bbIs PLASTER; NJ Kempf 40 kegs beer; Jno
| Wymond, % bdls paper; Steamer Rapldan
! No. 2, box hardware: Boetticher, Kellogg
| y Co, Is Ddls names, 34l kegs of nails, and
pigs hardware; @ Copelit, IA bdls boxes;
Ragon, DIckey & Carson, a boxes candies;
| Kahn IL Vile, II boxes mdse; Cook a. stu
| Ter box hai DWARF; Lichten 81 Ichenhau-
ser, IL do: Mark & Warren, / bdI hard ware
| G. s NibiacK, s bdls sacks; z Pretortous
| do; o L Christy, 10 bbls apples; ID X wells,
| II boxes hardware; Casper Bach, L keg OF
mdse, Samuel Orr, pkgS iron; VIII q
Headley, - barrels potatoes; IL Christ, %
For Wabash River-a6 packages sundries,
| horse and wagon.
| For Henderson-I0 packages merchan
| disc.
| For Uniontown-I horse.
| For Paducah-N packages ale.
| FFr.lr tHarra-- y taor srelfI nj AZ
| For Hickman-2 boxes of hardware.
/ For Memphis--15 ba rels cement.
| For Tennessee-lUl packages sundTtes,
1856 packages furniture, ~ barrels -four.
| For Cumberland River-l6 packages mer-
| chandise.
MANIFEST of steamer Clara seott.-Mt
I Vernon-Ilew Vanuegrift, 3 bbls eggs. Hen
| derson-W ] Marshall q Go, 10 hhds tobae-
co, 2 horses, l piano. Evansville-Adams
| Express Co, 5 bdls shade trees; Baird q
| Starr, II bbls -four; Cloud & Akin. 81 empty
| bxs, II empty cans; VIM Readman, bX
| mdse; SIR Clara Scott 234 bags ear corn
| Weldon Bros, AZ bbls flour, bbls potatoes
& ID Herman, bbls eggs, bbls eggs
| eli 2 bbIs eggs: q G. Nfblack q Co 24I
| bags corn, 20 SKIS wheat, bags oats; w Q
| Brown & Co, ISL bags wheat, chests mdse
| Cash Thomas, l Dbl potatoes; Charley
| Chadwick, coops turkeys; owner on
board, head beef cattle; Hung hrey, Pat
| rick IL 90, / SIX feathers, SKIS grass seed, {
bbls haas, 4 bol hsh. Clncinnatt--Arry,
Tallmadge q Co, bols grease.
ssIsantugs from our Exchanges.
PrTTsBURG.-The Commercial of Wednes
day says:
"Ironsides" is the name selected for thC
new towboat owned by the Northern Line
Packet Company. The Ironsides is be
yond question one of the best tow boat
ever constructed; has fine model, anC
sufficient power to tow all tnat can o'
hitched on.
CINcINNArI.-Th Commercial of. Wednes
day says:
I
sas River freight over to the u. A. Thom
SON and will follow the Tempest to Mis-
souri, River. Captain W. g. Watts ha
taken command of the Lady Grace.
The FLEETWOOD breakfasted Alb passen
nearly 2O0 on the Darling, principally la
borers destined tor Trenton, Tenn.
Mr.. NJ. II. BIggs went out freight clerk O
the ID airing, IN piace OF Mr.. Geo. Bowers
The case Of the owners of the ST. Clou,
and one OF the Cincinnati insurance com
panieS, after considerable litigation, il
which the owners of the boat have twic
had judgme mt rendered in their favor, ha
at last been settled by compromise, tn
: companies interested agreeing to pa!
$4,000.
, The Gazette says:
y Captain Hamilton. of Cincinnati, ha
siS'G0o for the REMOVAL of the Cairo di
| docks to Memphis. Probably the calanC
y. OF the amount requlred-S2O,O OO-will b
= subscribed when the docks are take
l there.
( Tn Quincy, Illinois, Wig of Monda
says that q IS the Little Eagle was neartn
the bridge, Saturday, going up, train {
cars was passing over, but we've made I
halt until the draw had swung round an
the steamer passed through"
i LOUISVILLE. - The Courier Journal {
= Thursday says:
U Captain Anseim McGill, of the famoT
= Belle Lee, arrived in this city yesterda.
Il and will remain several days The tim
for which the Belle Lee was chartered f
, the VickSburg and New Orleans traIe wi
N expire April LIST, and on the Stn instant 81
= will leave NeYA Orleans for Louisville
St. Louis-LouiSVille we hope.
Capt. Kouns, of the New Orleans an
} Red River trade, is in the city for the pu
pose of contracting for new boat for tn;
trade, to take the place of the Grey Eagl
Il She is to be 2S5 feet long, and win have Ii
= machinery of the Eagle.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times of Tues Is
1t says;
: The weather, since our. last review, h
IL been clear and fine and of a mild natuI
with "a stiff breeze at intervals.
Business on the leVee yesterday bore
1t dun appearance for Monday. There ";
but little doing on any part of il tn
5. would be noteworthy. There were but fe
40 departures, all of which were of a local n