The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-02

MANIFEsT of steamer Fanny Brandeis,
from Nashville to Evansville, June 2.-F
r Huston 70 hhds tobacco; bunker.
son e. TO, 10 hhds tobacco; Martin, Gardner
IL Co, IL binds tobacco, Al head sheep; Wei
don. Bros e. Co, hhds tobacco; w = Ford,
7 hhds tobacco; Morgan, Read d 60, 3 bxs
boots and shoes: A Gumberts, bx tallOw /:
John A Rocker d. Co, stove pans; Chas
Wtlhelmt, 20 ale boxes
New Albany r Gebheart g. Co, bags
wool.
Glover, White q Co, hid tobacco.
Cincinnatt-J III Balance, sacks wool.
aIeamiuEs from our Exenanpess.
PIrrsBURG.-T The Commercial c. 5atur-
day says:
Five feet eight inches; rising slowly.
The weather was changeable. There is a
fair prospect for a moderate rise. Trade
on the landing was dull. FFeights are
scarce.
The Commercial or Monday says:
The Monongahela marks indicated six
feet eight inches and rising slowly. The
Inc landing ON Saturday was decidiy dull,
owing to the suspension of business.
CIHCENNATI. - The Commercial OF sun
day says:
The new towboaL Ironsides, Captain NJ.
W. Belthoover, arrived from 81. Louis with
q tow Of seven model barEeS, laden with
100 tons OF iron ore for Pittsburg. She
landed at the mouth OF the Licking for
fuel and stores. after receiving which she
proceeded on mp the river. She reports
the Big Miami running out at fearful
rate, with a current so powerful that they
were compelled to divide their tow before
Captain j. w. White has taken COM
mand of the Caroline, ia the New Orleans
the Nashville, once the pride and boast
of p. X. Barclay. has retired from regular
business, and is $40 now being OCCASIONALLY of
The Commercial OF Monday says:
The Lawrence aud Mai. Anderson were
picnickfng yesterday, the latter to Dinners
Garden. the Coosa made several trips to
the Buckeye House.
The Gazstte of Monday says:
Saturday night, as the towboat H. Clay
Wilson, coming down with a tow OF baI ges,
loaded with coal attempted To make
landing on the Ohio shore, at the head OF
RaecoOn Island. on account OF fog, small
barge belonging to the -yracuse Coal COM
pany struck and sunk, pulling down VII
IL another barge containing lO,O0V ousnels
coal, W ich belonged to the Ray mona CILy
Coal Company. The less OF thess DaIssss
and their contents will amount 20 ~ - W 81
$500 They are sunk IN near % Iees o.
water.
Northumberland. will be here this week
pf0spe3c'ffinsc; isber turned the looks, papers
I'D control OF the Office OF the LeOnldas
over To- captain, ~ p ~, rone M md
hsen on the Leould - as chle1 clerk Tor "a
years During that time the following
yysnfIeuaen have been Captains OF tie boat,
~. inc order named: Captain M A. Cox,
Captain Fronk Maratta, Captain Alexan-
rIe~ MCGOWAN NOW dead, Captain M. A.
cox (again), Captain Robert Greenlee. Cap
tan James Shedden, Captain Ed. Evans,
captain Robert Greenlee (again). During
the above period he has made many
friends on account OF his correctness in
business.
Mr. II. L. Peck, who has been second
clerk of the LeoUidas four years, has also
quit the boat, and is succeeded by Mr.
Charles Greenlee.
The Chronicle OF Monday evening says:
The river fell few inches yesterday,
but commenced rising again last night. a
noon there was twenty. one feet Of water