The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29
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.sgIx HUNnREn ToNS.
SIX HUNDRED TONS,
ION thlrty-Iour inches water.
% Rant fhfg and take the horns -

six HUNDRED TONS,
"On thIrty-Iour inches water.
BEAT this and take the horns
Capt. Lawrence Carter and Dir. a. Mccall
Ium are Justly proud of their achievement.
II was a triumph of skilliul plotting on tbs
part Of Dan Weaver and his ass5elate.........
The Mountain Bale and PetrOlia had good
trips oGt........The Belle had all she could
stow away, and left large amount ofCin-
cinnati freight which was taken by the
L4eontd as.........TheE Evansville came IN yes
terday morning, with an immense trip,
aad with large orders for her return trip.
1.-THE Rapfdan was filing up fast. and
would have all she could swim under...,....
The John Lums6en arrived at 1 P.M. Sat
urday. with the best up-river trip OF the
season. One item OF her cargo was 44S fat
| hogs for VIM. Fl. Aiken & Co., the finest
| lot of hogs we ever saw. She had also
8 big trip of people and much miscella-
neous freight Mr.. Tucker and his active
crew soon discharged her, and commenced
| to reload with prospects OF splendid
| trip out,....We had the felicity on Satur-
| day of meeting Nick bennington. late
second clerk Of the Mary Houston, who
has resigned that position, TO take charge
of the ONCE of Capt. DexteI's new steamer.
Mr.. Pennington is one OF our native citi-
zeng, having been born aud raised here,
| and is one of the most exemplary young
men OF our aequas ntance, being a gentle
man OF fine culture and rare business ac-
! uuirements, We congratulate the owners
| of the new Cairo packet on their good
! fortune IN securing his services. He
| Is looking as fine as satin-...-.-..
| The Bermuda is offered for sale at Cincfn-
/ nati......Among the passengers by the
beonIdas on Saturday, was Captain sam
| Williamson, OF CINCINNATI, an old and
| justly distinguished piIot.........Bil Alten-
! borough, an expert and wen knewn GIN
/ cinnati and Kew Orleans pilot, arrived py
! rail on Saturday, from Cincinnati, to meet
the steamer Armadiilo, which was due
| here...... The Fayette had good round
| trio to Henderson and return Saturday
! ,,,orniro The Emma Floyd delayed
| 80. 7o,,a rt,,re from Cincinnati til Satur-
/ 5ov ntebt. she VIII be down TO. day .,.,..
1,,,, nous ouickstep resumes her place
n the cairo packet line to-day ..--.....Capt
Gus Fowler arrived here Saturday by the
John Lumsden-
MANIFEST Of steamer John Lumsden,
| from Cairo to Eyansyllte, November q.
/ IS69-C shaun & Co, II bble whisky Glenn
emit White & Co, bx mdse; r K Dnnker-
| san & Co. III boles cotton A Refs. q bales
green hides, dry hides; Fred Fenchler.
ton Bros, hhds sugar, so bbIs molasses, 10
half do, 10 kegs do; Preston a. Menifee, 3
| hbds sugar, q DblS moi2sses, 10 half do, 10
/ kegs do; w W Bently, I Dbl ciders VIM
| Heilman, 2 pieces castings: j Il LORE, 1
| tox; StockWeiI & Co, 8 bbls oranges, do
cocoa nuts; Dick Partridge, ii green hides,
5 dry DO; w NJ Akin. AZ head hogs,
dressed do
| syrup.
For Cincinnati-l box mdse.
blessings from 0aE E1eaGnk~.
PITTsBURG.-Th Commercial OF Thurs
day says:
The 10 arizs- on the MonongabeIa pier in
:, dictated three feet eight inches and swell
ing slowly. Tue weather during the day
was cold. The prospect for rise is not
very flattertng. treights are plenty, but
light draught boats are scarce.
There are now 1900 barrels OF OF al
III Burning Springs, West Virginia. ready or
shipment on the. first rise in the Little
| Kanawha.
CINcINEATI. = The Commercial Of FRI
day says:
One of the most extTaordinaT i1assa gea
II ever undertaken sana performed has -
Gently been. Knplisned BY the As el
Brooks on the s1h day OF August; 1909,
fl7r Helen BrncEs lett Balfi11l0Ees aiIss l1E
F5s-vafI qseehe Ia. she lelt Baltimore ~
nav 81 tie Chesapeake Bay ana passed
T fhrouEh fhs state of Delaware Dy canal