The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26


FoR New ORLEANS. - The Great
steamer Indiana may be expected h
leave here at l0A. M. to-day for Nav
Orleans and all way ports, in cbaroe
Of that experienced commando ar5
popular gentleman, Captain r
Neal Charley and Elliott MIL
two most courteous and attenfgo
young gentlemen, are her clerks or5
Billy Bryant runs the apotbocara
shop, always supplied with tho bost
The Indiana is ono Of tie most pleas
ant, safe, and popular boats in the
business.
MamffesGa.
Manifest - OF the steame Arnade
from Cairo to EvansviIle. July gffh 1902
For EvansYille-4hultz. Thurman. a. l.o'
pieces Of castings steamer Charmer. 4
stoves; Mr.. BeeleE, 4 spring wagon: VIM
hellman, horse power, levers i pulIrv
1 bundle stay rods, lot of tools. = Fcus d0
! tee head Butz, G dry hides; q w III
@ dos Il X Dunkerson a. 80, IS 40. 4 trunks
and box Martin, Gardner q %. Ill hhd9
tObaccoi II w Patrick, 50 DO.
REsHIPPUEO.
New Albany, b8gs wool.
Madison--8l beer bbls and kegs
Cinclnnati-2 boxes tobacco. Icaek mani
/ bdle dry hides, is bdles green hidoa i iilf
and tub and contents.
MANIFEST Of the steamer Ada r.,-o,,
from Bowling Green TO Evansville. fniv
%. I808.-G q HiblaclE 20l SACKS corn. =,
Nelle q GO. 100 sacks wheat; G Armstrong.
3,0O0 feet lumber; McCOrkle, Tweed " ~
1000 feet lumber; A Gfllett. j buggVs
VIM Heilman, percel casting; Marin,
Gardner a %, wv I'D 2 hogsheads tObacl
co; r X Dunkerson, @ w SIC c)2f hoQe-
heads tobacco; Humphrey, Patrick ~ a.
(P Z az R) Is hO9shBadB tobacco fp N MI I
hOgshead do; e q Naurper. IN Os1
hogsh eads tobacco Total, So hogsheadF
tobacco.
GIeHnfnEs from our Exchanges.
PITrsBURG. The Commercial Of
Friday says:
The marks last evening indicated
eight feet Of water and falling rapidly.
Trade on the landing was not vefv
active; still, when the season Is taken
into consideration, the shipments
must be considered liberal.
CIEoIENATI.-The Commercial Of
Friday says:
Captain Watts having provided the
Bermuda with a new shaft, she is In
perfect business order again, and will
depart for Madison 10 day as usual.
leaving, as heretofore, every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
The Gazette says:
Captain Alex. p. Fowler, formerly
clerk of the Darling, goes clerk on
the Silver Spray this trip, to allow
Mr., Bart. Patterson to visit his home.
a barge containing 300 tons of rail-
road iron, which was to be toWed TO
st. Louis by the Lorena, was sunk at
Manchester yesterday morning.
On Sunday morning last the Kan-
awha packet, Mountain Boy, while
towing a boat loaded with cooper
stuff, ran 10 under, causing the boat
to take a large amount Of water BY
proper eXeEtions the boat aud cargo
were saved, with the loss Of perhaps
200 slaves.
The Chronicle Of Friday evening
says:
The Golfer dam, used IN construct
ing the railroad bridge at Parkers-
burg, broke loose Monday night and
hoated about a mile down stream,
where it was captured by the Mount
Clara and toWed back. Captain N.
b. Piersel, formerly of the Cheyenne,
having completed the repairs of the
Nightingale, dropped her down 10 the
wharf to day, and is going TO load her
for the Arkansas river direct.
The Times says:
During the late gale on the Mis-
souri, river the wind parted the water
thirty yards ahead Of the Post Boy
sufficient to enEulf her.
ST. LoUB.-The Democrat Of Erie
day says;
The upward movement Of the river
here has become serious Stacks of
lumber and other rough goods arc
partly submerged on The landing.
Steamboat bottoms are nearly on
level with tho top Of the wharf The
cellars are loaded with several feet of
water. Five feet additional viii put
the abundant element on the first
floor Of Carter q Conn's boat store,
between Vine aud Locust. Three
feet only are wanted TO give "a supply
on the main floor Of Lockwood 81 Co.,
and John q Prathers, between Vine
and Washington Avenue.
We are glad to know that the upper
rivers give signs Of an early general
decline. Business is quiet, but re-
ceipts of grain arc slowly Increasing.
The high waters greatly retard ship
ments to this port. Weather cool
and pleasant.
MEMPHIs.-Thc AUalqncheof We'd
nesday says:
Dave Hukill and Sell Howell went
up In the balloon yesterday. Sailing
among the stars made them so lumin-
Gus, hilarious, and noisy that Par5on
Pearne had to send an escort TO look
after their interests.
We wonder if Captain Dave HUI
kill saw any traces Of =" Ike Newman"
while he was soaring.
FRUIT JARS.