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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

ANO16Eh OW1NDL-S.-- 4 nc HI Il u
Noyes & Co, at Y : York, having
been busted" by the arrest of the
principal, member of the firm, another
swindle, Of the same kind, under the
firm name Of Wogan & Co, has been
started, aud proposes to do business
from 70 Nassau Street, New York.
Several Of their lying circulars have
been sent to different parties in our
city, one Of which has been handed
TO us. We make the following ex-
tract from the circular
DEAR SIR: Believing you to be
true blue" we will introduce for
your consideration matter which
will be the means Of putting many
thousands of dollars in your pocket
in a very short time We have now
on hand, ready for circulation, $780,
500 in 81, 81 and So bills. They are
the best counterfeits ever put on the
market, and we defy. the Treasury ex-
perts themselves to detect them. We
have them put up In packages of 5000
each. We will sell you 5000 of the
81 or 81 bills for 500; $1,000 for $3.50.
IF you desire to feel your way be-
fore investing largely We will send you
$500 upon the receipt OF 30, or $40
which ever you see fit to send US. and
you may pay the balance within fifteen
days after receiving the bills. tt
The above is "all CANNON" No
one, of course, thoroughly honest,
would pay any attention to the above
circular. but there are plenty Of per-
sons whom we would not exactly call
dishonest, but who have conscientious
seruples against earning their living
in the usual manner, and who want to
get rich as speedily as possible, to
whom such an offer would appear so
tempting that they would hardly
have sufficient frmness- and integrity
to resist making a small Investment.
And it is in the small Investments"
that these New York swindlers make
their money OF course they do not
sell any counterfeit money; if they
did the police would promptly arrest
them. But the poor sucker"
from the country sends his five
or ten dollars, and that is the
last be ever hears Of it..
He never receives any remittances of
counterfeit money, and he loses just
exactly the amount he sends them.
That is the way the sharpers make
their money, and so long as foolish
people think they can get something
for nothing, just so long viii swindlers
wax rich at the expense of their poor
dupes. We call attention to this cir
cular to place the public. or those of
the public who might. be simple
enough to invest in such swihdles,
on their guard.
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AEnusen1onSs.

OPERA HOUSE. - The Davenport
Brothers had another full house on
Saturday night, to witness their won
derful seances. Capt. T. P. Carson
and John A. Reitz were appointed
the committee on the part of the au.
dience, and used their optics to dis
cover, if possible, the exact manner
in which the tricks-for such We
choose to call them-wero performed.
Mr.. Reitz also entered the cabinet,
and on emerging therefrom, after a
short concert di0601ique, related his
{" experiences, which were about the
same as those related by Judge John
sonion the previous evening.
Professor Fay, the Dark Seer, who
is somewhat noted as Dark Seeist
went through the intricate mysteries
of his Dark Seance, IN the same
brilliant and novel style as before
The Davenports do their tricks very
cleverly, but we are satisfied there il
nothing supernatural about their per.
formanoes. The great wizards, such
as Herman, Anderson and Others
perform feats of legerdermain tha'
far exceed anything that the Daven
ports perform. Nevertheless, the lar.
ter gives wonderful and peculiarly
Interesting exhibition. and to-nigh'
will be their last appearance IN. thil
city.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR LoUIsvILLE
N(E ETARF Q COMM8RgI4I
sew YORK HsrHet.

BY telegraph NEW YozK. oct. so.
ASHEs-Pots 81 CO.
coTToS-Q 1ieii sales Of $500 bales at
FLoUR Heavy and unchanged; sales OF
1900 barrels at IS i5g5 40 for State a.hd
Western; S. 1896 % Tor extra state; Is 55g
wheat extra; IS S5@6 IS Tor r. II. q;
S6 2596 rs for extra 81. Louis, and 81 00g
g. ~ Tor good 70 choice oo.i closing quiet;
California and oregon dull. Rye Hour
quiet; sales of $50 barrels AZ. s. 1906 90.
HLsKY-Dul az 81 81 for Westerni 81 p
: WaEAT-Recelpts 267,79O bushels. l@2c
better and more active; sales of IT. co..
bushels at a 1901 i5 for rejected No. .
Spring; 81 l0gl ID tor No. do; 81 40 for No.
l do; 81 2891 81 for very common to choice
Winter red Illinois; 81 4JGI A for Winter
red ana amber Western; 81 50gl 65 for
BARLEY-DeeIining; sales of 600 bushels
at IL 70 for Improved state, 81 40 for four
rOWed State, 81 As for Canada.
CoRE-Recelpts of 10000 bushels; mar
ket heavy and 2gSe lower at sle9sl OF Tor
unsOund mixed Western, 81 030l % for
sound, and 81 o. for yellow Western.
OATs-Receipts 90,2O7 bushels; market La
20 better; sales OF 1000 bushels AZ 62G66c
Tor new Southern and Western.
SuGAR-Q Quiet; sales OF 400 hogsheads at
ll144gllsfc Tor crude, and l24gl21zc for Por-
aofs- Quiet at I5a2Oc for American.
PETROLEUM --l0c for crude, and 335<c for
refined.
AOAL-AguleLs
LEATHER HomIock sole firm az 50@3ic
for Buenos Ayres and Ito Grando light,
heavy and middle weights.
WooL-Firm; sales OF 750,c0l pounds ct
48953c for domestic fleece, 35c Ter uL-
washed, anu 42s for pulled.
OIL-Linseed j005c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dGz14I16c.
Alcoholic 35Wl 81.
PROYISIoNs - Pork lower; sales Of $50
barrels at g20 64g3l 20 for mess; closing at
$50 so cash; s25 50g20 90 for prime, and
S1792S 90 Tor prime mess; and go barrels
OF mess, seller January, at 81 70. Tlercs
Beef nrm aud more doing; sales OF 800
tierces at g28 for prime mess, and S30G3l 50
for India mess. Beef hams quiet; sales OF
rs barrels AZ 9lBa25 90. cut Meats dun
sales Of % packages at l41a9l5c for shout
ders, aud H9l9c for hams. Middles quiet
sales of 90 boxes OF ice-cured at l79u1zc.
LARD-Unchanged ssles of $40 tierces at
| l6Z9lSc for steam, and l8Wl814c for Kettle
rendered; also 500 tterces Of steam, seller
February, at l62sc, and 500 tieTces do, seller
January, at l6tzc.
BUITER--Qulet at 2og32c for Ohio, and
| 23d46c for State.
OHEEsE-Quieta and steady 40 r7al8Jkc.
FREIGHIs 10 LIYERPooL-Stsady /; shi p
ments OF 10000 bushels of wheat at 90 per
sail, and 9Zd per steam.
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Orleans to st. Louis. II pm; Quick
step, Evansville packet, am; Sham.
rock, Cincinnati to So. Louis. 1 am. :
Atlantic, Now Orleans TO St. Louis, 6
pm. Lady Gay, New Orleans to SD.
Louis, 4 pm; A. Baker, Tennessee
River packet, 4 pm; Alpha. Mem
phis to Cairo, A pm; Anna, St. Louis
to Cincinnati, I p. M; Palmetto,
Louisville 10 Memphis, 4 pm; Great
Republic, St. Louis to New Orleans,
6 pm. The river has fallen three
inches. The weather is clear. Mer-
curry 46o.
II. Taylor, Chief Engineer of the
new Cairo and Columbus packet, Dan.
Able, was found dead In his bed this
morning, at Mound City. 1t is sup.
posed the cause was heart disease.
His watch was stolen after death.
Suspicion rests On two negroes, who
have been arrested.
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AooUITTED.-Stanley Young. who
killed Richard Powell, in Henderson
some months ago, was tried at Nor
eanfeld last week for murder, and
was acquitted on the ground of in
sanity. He had taken change of
venue from Henderson County He
was prosecuted by j. w. Locket, and
was defended by John Young Brown,
S. B. Vance, Judge Bennett, j. II.
Spaulding and Dan Hughes. It was
expected that Humphrey Marshall
would assist in the prosecution. but
he did not arrive. So
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NashYIllo Market.

BY Telegraph.I NASHVILLE, OCT. 90.
C1rroE Low middling, 231le good
ordinary z3c.
WHE1T-Red 81 O5i amber 81 TO- white
81 15Wl 20.
CORN-SI 10.
OATs-05c
RYE-Sl %
BARLEY-gl 25.
FLoUR--g5 00B7 co for superdne to fancy.
BAcoN--Sides zoe; hams &c; shoulders
LARD-l0c.
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OLDEST MAN.-Since the death Of
johnson Brown, of Jefferson County.
aged 108 years. the oldest man left
living in the State, the Madison Con-
rier says, is probably Mr.. Beniami d
Sealf, q resident Of Milesburg, Elk
hart County, who was born May 10th
1764.-Eirchange.
The Madison Courier is mistaken.
Tobias Sluder. now resident of this
city, but late Of New Albany, will be
z07 years old next Spring. We there
fore claim that the Oldest man in this
State lives in this city. There is also
4 negro living in this city who claims
to be about 105 years Of age.
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DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN.
We regret to learn of the death of
the Rev. Alvah Parker, an old citi-
ger, and one who was known and
loved by hosts Of friends. Rev. Mr..
Parker died last Friday, and was
buried on Saturday. At the time of
his death he was Pastor of the Lib
5erty Baptist Church, and lived some
three miles below town. He preached
the funeral sermon Of Rev. Benoni
Stinson, and also of his wife, and on
the occasion of his sermon at the fu-
neral Of the late Benoni Stinson, he
said he would be the next one, " and
in nine days from that time he had an
swered the summons of the Great
Master. He died of typhoid pneu-
monia, at an advanced age.
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PERsoNAL.-General James G.
Veatch, Adjutant General of the
State4 arrived in the city on Saturday,
en- route to Rockport. He left on the
Palestine last night. We are glad to
learn that his health has recently
greatly improved. E
Hon. John Landryan, Of Albion,
Illinois, is stopping at the Sherwood
House. yss.
Thomas e. Ridgway, of the firm of
Peoples & Ridgway, was in the city
on Saturday, en- route home from
Cincinnati.
Judge Chambers 7. Patterson, of
Terre Haute, and son.in. law of Hon.
John Law, is in the city.
Capt. e. L. Crawford. editor Of the
qBoonyille Enquirer, was. in the city
on Saturday. -
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DIRr PIIEs.-There arc two. piles
Of dirt on Oak Street, taken out of
the sewer, that ought to have been re-
moved long since. We called the
Street Commissioners attention to
the same some time ago. The piles
are at the corners of Third and
Fourth Streets. There is, also, a
street crossing at the corner Of Fourth
and Oak that needs attention. The
uptown folks would like to see the
Street Brigade occasionally, and we
are requested to make an appeal on
their behalf,
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new orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. oct. 80.
sales of B 200 bales; recef pts a 10 bales.
kUGAR-LOwer: centrifugal I211 l21sci
yellow clarified lzi<c; prime l3c.
MOLASsE3-LOwer; centrifugal DE; Ialf
TIC; prime S09S5c.
WHisKY-Dun; Western rectided q 70.
Other articles unchanged.
C9oLD--I29%.
sTERLISG-l4O54; New York sight par.
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aeR gorg pry aoods narkel.

DRY GOODS The market, as is usual to-
wards the close 0 4 the week and end OF the
month, is inert ana lacks life, although
already very low for all fabrics, excepting
gpecial ties such as black alpacas and sta
ME foods which are steady ana In fair re-
quest Heavy brown sheetlngs OF the best
axes are steady at I5Wl552c; the latter As
an extreme, and they are quoted at do
aud fine shirtings at l212@l31zc. COttOns,
hanucls cambric8 and prints ate much de-
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@ Some chap on9a bust Yesterday,
who had been handled a littlerough-
ly, in looking for 7Squire's Office,
got into Doctors Office by mistake,
and being rather " debihtated," did
not know the difference. He stated
that he wanted " writ for the man
that struck him." There being sew
eral jolly young men in the room,
they thought it would be q good joke
to "fooln the man, and filing out a
blank druggists prescription, handed
it to him, with the remark, " here's a
writ. this will bring him." The man
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade a large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars Of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock. and viii sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sen23tf
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Two important
cases have been set for hearing to-
day in the Criminal Court. Oda
Adams, who has been twice tried be-
fore, on the charge of larceny, the
jury failing to agree both times, will
have third trial to-day. The case Of
Foster, arrested on the charge of
arson, during the week that SO many
fires occurred, will also be called.
The latter will undoubtedly excite
considerable interest. 81 q
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FREE FrGHT.-About six or seven
persons, as we are Informed, got into
a fuss at Wehrstedt's saloon OF Sat
urday night about ten o'clock. The fuss
commenced about q game of ten-pins,
and general row was the result One
or two persons we're roughly handled.
and a pistol shot was Erred IN the
street. We understand al the p arties
will be arrested.
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NEARLY CoMPLErED.-T The mag
nifeent new tobacco sales warehouse of
w. S. Ford, on Lower Water Street, is
now under cover and nearly complete.
1t will be ready for business as soon
as the tobacco season opens, and is
great credit to the builder and to
the city. Mr.. Ford was expected
from the East Saturday night, but did
not arrive. He may be positively ex-
peeted to-day.
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DIAeN1F4oENr SUppsR.-Mr.
Henry Nenmann, the 1argc-hearted
proprietor of the restaurant in the
basement of Chambers Block, corner
Of Locust and First Streets, set a
magnificent supper for the delecta-
ton OF the representatives OF the
press, at which he served up IN the
most elegant style, fresh Halibut,
MaokereI, Lobster. Quail, &C., 10. a
feast worthy of a prince. His res
taurant is becoming immensely popu-
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CoNaLoMERATE GRAvEL.-We no
tiee that William Heilman, Esq, has
spread conglomerate gravel over tho
walks and paths in the yard where his
new residence is situated. 1t is
thought this gravel viii prove very
satisfactory.
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Memphis naPKeJ.
By Telegraph.

lsy Teiegraph.I MEMPHIs. Oct. 20. -
CoTroN-Active and nrmer, at 215&cf re-
CENTS .gg3 bales: exports 1929 bales.
FIouR-Quiet and unchanged.
CORw-New Sc; ola 9Jc.
OATs-UnchanEed
HAY-Scarce and firm at fY O0g1S %.
RRAN--DulI at s23 %.
PORK-Dull at s3l %.
JARD-Duil at lSLc.
BAooE-Scarce and FIRM shoulders I61<c,
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TESTING FLoUR.-An exchange
gives the following simple mode as the
proper way to test -four:
Place a thimbIefnl in the palm of
your hand, and rub it gently with the
finger. IF the flour smooths down,
feeling gentle and slippery, it is of an
inferior quality. But if the -four rubs
rough in the palm, feeling like fine
sand, and has an orange, tint, purchase
confidently. 1t will not disappoint
YOU, n4H lc-lu l-ie5-T
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"a New Albany is to have a
City Stone Yard :" for the employ
ment OF those convicted by the Police
Court who can not pay their fines
Ledger.
We need a similar institution in
this city, where impecunious chaps
that transgress the ordinances, could
do penanee for their sins against the
corporation.
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STYLE.-Monogram wells are said
to be the latest style for ladies. The
monogram is embroidered in colors
in the centre. They have not yet
made their appearance, we believe, in
this city, but when they arrive we ex-
peot there will be futter among the
females. All that is necessary to
make them success is that they
should be very costly. ef
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Pork PAoKING.-L. Rufner, Jr.,&
Co., we understand, will commence
packing pork this week, and will
probably begin by Wednesday. Other
packers are also getting ready to COM
nence operations. -.l-
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Locust Street. late on Saturday night.
in which several parties were more or
less violently used. The city was IN
usually disorderlY on Saturday night.
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BG- Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, Ia lots as want
ed. Water, between Walnut and
Locust Streets. s1 st'e@
oct9 lot BABoOcK & STEELE.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Auction Sale Of Elmo FnrnItura.

huttiOH oaI5 OF FIHo FUFDItuF6s
III. Gumberts will sell at auction,
on TUESDAY, November I'd, at / J
o'clock P. NJ, large lot Of magnii-
cent Furniture, Carpets, Stoves,
Chairs, &c. This furniture has been
levied on to foreclose mortgage, and
a fine chance for bargains may be ex-
pected. nov1-2t
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NEW STAMps.-It is said that the
new three-cent stamps will have a
portrait Of Grant. printed in two coli
ors, to prevent photographing. They
will cost about three cents piece at
retail
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R@ We learn that Mr.. Hartwell
and his assistants started out on Sat
urday on their surveying trip. They
will survey the airline route first, by
way Of the Little Chain.
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The firm of McNair & SaIat, Boot
and Shoe Dealers, No. AZ Main
Street, has been dissolved, Il. I'll.
Wilke having purchased the interest
of Mr.. McNair. The style of the firm
hereafter will be
oc27.1w WILKE & SALAT.
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MAIL MATTERs.-The New Albany
Ledger says that petition Is being
circulated and numerously signed in
that city, asking the Post Office De-
partment to provide daily mail, Sun
days excepted, BY the Henderson
pRekets.
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BD- The committee appointed by
the Council to fix prices on the new
cemetery lots, attended to that duty
last Saturday.
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pJ The crazy negro who was sent
to the county Jail on Friday evening,
was transferred TO the Poor House
on Saturday. uor
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OYSTER SoUP-Oaly ten cents a
plate at lunch every morning, at Neu-
mann's Exchange. opposite the Opera
House. oct28-St
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took the paper. and left in search of
the nergon that had assaulted him,
nerfectly satisfied that he was clothed
With full legal authority.
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RI Somebody, yesterday after
noon, fred a shotfro pistol, which
vent through one of the back parlor
windows at the residence of George
Stockwell. Esq. No one could tell
who fred the shot. Fortunately
nobody was hurt, although several
persons were sitting in the room.
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Y.M. @. Ave are requested to
give notice that a meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association
viii be held at their room, corner Of
Main and First Streets, over the Mer-
chants National Bank, on this (Mon-
day. evening, at seven o'clock. A
full attendance Of the members and
friends is earnestly requested.
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By- Prang,s Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings. from 81 80 to
$25 co. Call and examine them at
+. & BIS. rs1lzl oo1tf
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INJURY TO ToBAooo.-From re-
liable source we. learn that the injury
to the tobacco crop in the upper part
of Vanderburgh County, and through
Warrick, Pike, Gibson, Dubois and
Spencer Counties is by no means as
great as at first reported and appre.
hended
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RTbe latest style Millinery G GODS
and Velvet can be always had at
Hughes. g ~aT Oct25
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F." Barrott's " Hair Restorative.

BSS~ See GILBERT & Co.'S adger-
tisement Of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-f
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Start has succeeded in raising the
Crescent City, and expects to have
her here to-day. probably, or to NOR.
row....."..There was no intelligence
from the Quickstep up to late hour
last night..........Captain Houghton,
one of the Local Inspectors of Louis
vile, arrived in the city last night,
and will remain two or three days to
attend to any official business that
may be required OF him. He IS at the
St. Cloud Hotel. His arrival reminds
us that gross injustice is being done
to the engineers and pilots Of the
Cumberland, who, it will be remem-
bered, were suspended by the reversal
OF the decision of the Local Inspect
ors, by the Supervising Inspector.
These men, who are poor. and have
no means of making a living, except
by their profession - although fully
exonerateG by the United States
Grand Jury = have not yet been
restored to duty. The Su-
pervising Inspector is in Ar
kansas. He advised the Local
Inspectors to restore their license,
but they claim they have no right to
do so. In the mean time Messrs.
Redden and Green, the engineers, and
Messrs. Jim Matheny, Jim Damron
and Jim Luty, pilots, are debarred
from employment. Il is an outrage
upon these gentleman, who are among
the most competent in their profes
sion, and proves the great necessity
that exists for Local Board at this
city. Our people should use all means
In their power to assist the Surveyor
Of the Port. Col. Hornbrook, in his
efforts, now being made, to appoint a
Local Board here. There are thirty
five boats registered here, with an
aggregate of nearly seven thousand
tons, and Evansville is justly entitled
to greater consideration than she has
yet reeeived...."...The Kate Robin
son arrived at l a. NJ, with a good
trip Captain Kennniston did not
wait TO get aground, bat lightened up
his boat to the water, and come
through without delay. The Robin
son discharged considerable freight
here and added some.......The Cham
pion No. 6, en- route to the Cora s..
was above French Island Bar when
the Kate Robinson left there.
Manifest.
MANIF EsT-Of Steamer Petrolia No. 2
frQkn Cannelton to Evansville, October
BE & e r r 232 sacks corn, Quess. Hud.
| speth & Co, 10 barrels apples; W q Brown
q Co, 50 barrels sweet potatoes; Leich &
| Lemcke, boxes merchandise; John
Hicks, 800 head OF cabbage; passenger, ].
| barrels apples.
For Henderson-54 packages merchnn
disc.
For Uniontown-3 boxes pigs.
For New Orleans-3 boxes eggs.
| Passed Kate Robinson lying to abOVi
| French Island Bar; Emma Floyd and
barge aground on the bar; John w. Gar
rett has laid up, waiting for q rise in thu
river, and present prospects will have q
above the mouth OF Green River. Fount
, thirty inches of water at French Island
, Captain Start has raised the Crescent CITY
and thinks he will start with her for EV
ansVtlle tomorrow evening.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

RAJ Torn money taken. at par for
goods at Schapker, Bussing & Co.