The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

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The weather yesterd ny was cloudy. In
the morning It was mild, but In the after
noon 1t steadily grew colder, and was
quite raw and chilly at night..-...The :
river during the "a hours ending yester-
day evening, had risen eight inches. and
was rising very sIowiy...~..The arrivals
and departures since 3 o'clock p. NJ. Satur-
day, up to midnight last, include the Law
renee, Cincinnati TO st. LOUIS; Armada,
to Cairo; sam. Orr. to Passport; Mollie
Gratz Nashville to Louisville; Ollie Sulli-
van. from Wabash Ada Lyon, TO Green
Rivers: Quickstep, from Cairo; Louisa, to
wabash River Clifton, Memphis to Gin
cinnatf; Norman, from Memphis; Tara
soon, from Louisville; Melnotte, Cincin-
natl to st. Louis; Allegheny Belle Nc. 4
st. Louis to P%ittsburg; Rapidan No. z,
from Eastport.
aThe packets on Saturday had fair trips
out...--.The Lawrence had a splendid
trip, being loaded nearly to the guards....-.
The Mollie Gratz discharged forty-seYen
hogsheads of tobacco here for r. X. Dun
kerson & Co.----.The Quickstep had a
moderate trip-----.Tne Clifton had a fair
up river trip-..-.-.Tne Norman had Cos
bales cotton for r. K. Dunkerson & Co. i,
and a large amount of miscellaneous
freight. h leaves promptly and posi-
lively at moor to-day--a..The Tarascon
had a big trip of people. Captain Holl-
croft, we regret to learn, was compelled to
stop on on account OF illness, and Captain
Miles ID. Warren is in communicative
MeInotte had a splendid trip, including I0)
cabin passe agers. Moses Kirkpatrick and
Henry d were the pilots of the Mel
notte--~-.The ollie Sullivan arrived from
Wabash River on Saturday, and was
4 inspected and tested by Captain
Wethers, who left for Louisville Saturday
night on The Morning star.-.-...The OIIfe
Sullivan leaves for Wabash River at 4 pm
to-day. Captain J.. 4. Hugo commands
and John Pruce is in the office. The oIIie
is a good and popular steamer-..-.-.Tht
RapIdau No. had a splendid trip from
the Tennessee-.....-Ca Captain John II. Hugo
was a passenger by the MeInotte last nigh
to Mt. VernOn.......Th Melnotte left the
p. w. Strader at New Albany, Saturday
night, nearly 0aded...-.-..The Norman
yesterday brought to this city the remainl
of a man named McGary, who died at For
Donelson a few days ago. The remaini
will be taken to M~organtown, indiana
for intermeut~~-.The p. w. Strader has
not arrived at midnight last night.
MANIFEST OF steamer Rapidan No. z
from florence 10
RObt Moore y Co., % bales cot ont r
HuTd q Co. 3 ba' es cotton; John Young. 2
tons pig iron Miller ElIiss6 Co, o bales cot
on Harris Miller d Co, bale cotton. 9
Louisville PETERSEN & Biggs, % ton
: iron.
E~vansviIle-R X Dunkerson, 2 hhds to
bacco. bale cotton; Humphrey Patrick
Co. 46 bale cotton. 10 bag corn, l pair
/. scales: Dusou:net & Co, 2bxs oysters, l b
candy, / do sundries; X l. Maynard & Co,
y bale cotton; Weldon Bros, 3 bbls sorghtn
Paducah-2 hhds tobacco.
S~mithland-40 hhds tobacco.
"a range-50J SACKS corn. .. go
MANIFEsr OF Steamer on ckstep, froI
c Cairo to Evansville, March 18th, 1869
Schultze, Thuman,& Co: u packages me-
9 chandise; H. ID. Ailts 10 barriers whisky
(, r. K. Dunkerson Il Co, 10 h~pgsheads u
baccO; J.. q. Il j. q. smith, I to pick
journal Com n lpacka age books: Wn
O.. Brown q Co, 8 hOgsheads tobacco. FS
reshfpmenB to Louis vite - Passengers /;
hogsheads tobacco; 10 barrels Whfsk'
For Cincinnatf-I6 barrels pipes; 3 barre
eggs; 1 box eggs.
MANIFE-T of the steamer Norman, fro
Memphis TO Evansville, March i4-R
Dupkerson, x Co, lOD bales cotton; PIP (
3f7 bales cotton; Manchester 80 bales co
ton: = simpson &Co, I box furs; g L Dil
on, bale cotton, 1 box furs; A Gumberi
boxes fuTs, u dry hides, 1 bale skins;
Cain a. Co, 50 boxes clareL.
For Reshipment-TO Cannelton, II
lSummers, I box.
: TO 10 fsvfle-Piatt, Allen q Co, l be
/. boots: Spratt q 20, / Hhds tobacco; r
l. Il Kennedy, / hhd tobacco: y r Avery,
bundle, ] do land sides; w Stowe, o bal
furs.
TO Cincinnati Dune4n, Ford & Elder,
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