The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25
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~ ~DDFO' 1900 1870 =
There was no change in the status
of the river up to dark last evening.
It will be falling to-day......The addi-
tional arrivals and departures up to
midnight include the Morning Star,
Louisville and return; Norman, from
Memphis; Louisa, from Wabash
River: Armada, to Cairo; Fanny
Brandeis. to Nashville; Mary Hous-
TOM New. Orleans to louisville;
Robert Burns, New Orleaus to Gin
cinnati; Quickstep, from Cairo. e
The Morning Star had good pack
| ct trip both ways... 18TH Armada
took out a good trip of freight, and
was crowded with people~.......... The
Fanny Braudeis had a good trip on.
board.--...The Norman had eight
hundred and thirty-three bales of
cotton and considerable miscellane-
Gus freight. She leaves. for Mem
phis pc sitiyely at P, NJ. to day. .... :.
The Mary Houston and Robert
Burns arrived at dusk. each with
good up-riyer trips.........The Mary
Houston brought the remains ofCap-
tain P. G. & Robert O'Riley. They
will be buried from the family resi-
dence at 2 P. NJ. to-day. The Order
of Knight Templars will give fitting
honors to the remains of Cap
tain O'Riley.-.....J oseph Mitch
ell, the renowned boiIer-maker,
of Louisville, was a passenger
by the Norman yesterday, and pro-
ceeded to Louisville by the Mary.
Houston last night. He built the
boilers of the Morning Star, Dextera
Mary Houston, and indeed most all
the first class steamers now in the
trade...........The Mollie Hambleton
was due last night with 800 bales of
The Louisa had a splen-
did trip from the Wabash. Dick
Wilmington, her bar keeper. rejoices
in the possession of a twelve pound
boy-born on the 23d inst Dick is as
proud as boy with his FIRST pair of
boots.........The famous Quickstep ar
rived at nine last night with fair
trip of freight and:full of people. She
leaves promptly at 4 O'Clock to-day.
u s. IsOnfs leaving To-Day.
For MEMRHIs.-The elegant Nor
man, Capt. John B. Hall, returns to
Memphis positively at 2 P. NJ. to- day,
and shippers are requested to have
bills of lading on board before that
hour. Capt. o. Hewitt and Ben. May
are her accomplished clerks.
FoR New 0RLEANs.-The great
steamer Indiana. having delayed her
departure from Louisville till last
evening, will be here positively to- day..
She is "a magnificent boat, . and her
officers are among the most popular
afoat.
ALMOST A FIRE.-The stove in the
pawn brokers store of Moses We'll,
on Locust Street, between First and
Second, fell over yesterday, when no
one was present except small boy,
whose cries attracted the attention Of
neighbors, who, by their timely arri-
val, prevented a serious confagration.
lfar~a y Mantfests.
MANIFEST OF steamer Louisa, from Wa
bash River, February "a. = Evanssille-
| Brandeis q Crawford, 90 sacks oats; q. q.
Niplaek & Co, I,i26 bags corn W Ct Brown
a. Co., 20 JieIces lard A Kegs lard, 81 casks
bulk meat, barrels pates, 100 bags corn:
Babcock q steele, bags grass seed; Ford,
FIFTEEN q Co., 322 sacks wheat.
Clncinnali-Cilover Rolling Mill, 8 bills.
scrap iron; ). NJ. Barton, is casks Shout
ders: N. O; Nettieton & Co., 1854 bulk
,MtVerpon w. Thomas & Co, $50 bags
corn AIatty s. Co. 10 pkgs mdse.
HendersOn-Stapp ~ TO-, 100 bags wheat.
Memphis to EVansyilIe, February .24th,
1862 f r. Huston, 81 bales cotton +. Ii.
Ehrman, bales cotton; KInny & Harper,s
| Is bales cotton r. X. Dun kerson, ia bales
cotton. For Cincinnati-l9 bales cotton u
boxes fufS. For BTandenburg-1 mule. lot
OF household goods.
in MANIFEST of steamer Qufckstep, from
Cairo, Feb. "a -Stockwell & Co., 5 barrels
peas and fruit; Elliott. Ruffner & Co., l
dressed hog; Roach d form, horse; Ten
neY, B0wles g. Co., boxes cheese; VIM.
Heilman, 2 pieces eastinss; BetticneT,
KeiIogg q Co., 1 package screws Fred. z.
Suaub Il Co 4, 4 bundles truss hoops; Jam S
Fan child, q sacks corn. dressed hogs;
Charles Schaum & Co, bundle sacks; H.
hhds. tobacco; VIM. q. Brown 81 Co., 2
hhdS. tobacco.
For reshipment to LouisviIIe-Passen
gers. 9 head cattle, Is htIds. tobacco, box
tobacco. Cincinnati, Abarrels peca as.
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:, i LOUISVILLE FEBRUARY "a. - weather.