The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-26
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Mhn hWtAAFfAuE4g warm ana N0fF suit y
scarcely a breath OF wind stirring
The additional arrivals and departures ln-
clude the Petrolia, from Cannelton; Rose
Hite, Louisville and return; Moilie Nor.
ton TO Henderson; Cumberland, TO Cairo;
Indiana, New Orleans to Louisville; Ar
mazda, from Caffoi Messenger, Pittsburg TO
81. Paul.
The Petrolia had forty hogsheads tObac-
co and much other freight........Tne Cum
bertrand and Mollie Norton had moderate
trips out.........rhe Indiana had light trip.
She discharged lot OF potatoes and Span
ish moss here. Among her passengers was
Ed. Miller, the accomplished freight
clerk or the Virginia.. ...... ...... ......
Elliott Miller has our thanks for highly
appreciated favors.........The Rose lite had
a moderate trip ia but went out fulL she
received from the Armada l04, go shingles
aud considerable other freight, aud many
people.......-The Armada had splendid
trip, or both freight and people. Her
cabins have been overlooking with people
ever since she left here Wednes lay eve
ming. Among her passengers was Henry
Oatman, one Of the pilots or the Virginia.
........TEe Messenger had IA barge ia tow
and both boat and barge were fully loaded.
Sine discharged forty boxes OF axes for Geo
t24AN Ahsta o. .NHfeB an eAAaAMENMUtE nkIlNN
freight. Size had 400 tons Tor So Pant, and
considerable for Minneapolis, and VIII go
through, " there Is water........For mani
tests we are indebted TO Lew. Morris OF the
Charmer, and Ed. Thomas. OF the grand
Armad The Robert Moore. due yes
terday morning, had not arrived NJ a late
hour last night.........Among the TRssen gers
BY the Rose Hite last night. were Capt De
Ia Hunt, Auditor Of Perry County, his wife
and Airs. adge Mason, OF CanneItDn, W. o
have been visiting their many friends ~
tnis city for several days past.........A mong
the freight on the Indiana yesterday were
crate OF watermelons, a .ot OF cantolopes
and "a branch OF c0coauut tree, con-
tanning sixteen eocoauuts a. the hnlf
and huslz ...... Remember the Nick Long.
w rth for New Orleans on Monday.....-..
p ak Verble, Nashville to Lou isvllle........
the Pink Varble, recently purchased at
Nashville by Capt. Paul. late Of the Mollie
Graft, arrived a. midnight dying light
Having a slim crew, she lies over tn 2
A. NJ. 10 allow her people TO sleep ana
rest. She was bought for $4,000 In rash, aud
is beyond doubt the ehea pest boat on the
Ohio. Capt. Paul Is ia search OF a trade TO
run her in.........Capt. VIII. Boasley, u tue
VIII. =. Hays. received a dispatch yesier-
nay ~ TIC NAANLA bMAh MT N0AA0ns MNn
clerk, who bias been In charge Of the boat
during bis absence, IS seriously 100 Ia
Consequence thereof Capt. Bsasloy tear
himself from the tender ties that hind him
here, and leaves this forenoon by rail for
q. Paul .......,Col Wm. May. owner Of the
Norman IL expected here Dy the noon
train to-day. Parties are here with n VfBw
70 buying the Norman. She would make
an excellent Evansville aud CInclunan
Tuesday packet ia connection vita the
Charm .-......COmm0d0re James, OF Corn
sland, aud owner OF the Charmer, is ia
the city-.-.....rhe Nick Longworh defers
her departure nom Louisville tlll Sun
day morning, and will not he here
until early on Monday moruinR. she
Will be able 10 add largely %
her cargo here ..,......,..Tne Indiana OK.
poets 10 leave Louisville on Tuos1ay........
The great r chmond left New Orleans on
Thursday, ahd Will be here Tuesd ~ night
# the water holds out She viii probably
max one more trip -.........Fhe Robt j.
Lee viii probably lay up &C Mound CITY
this trip. She leaves New Orleans this
* ming, and may probably come 20 this
city. ~... The Robt Moore had not arrived
at one o'clock this morning, although she
passed through the canal AZ Louisville
Thursday evening. she will no do IL pass
down before daylight this morning.
MAsIFEsr Steamer Armada, Jane 18th,
1869 - Mitnain Nstiman, 4 copper bOtler.
humphrey, Patrick a. Go, y dOz scytheg,
"a dOAea cradles, ~ dozen smnih-, Z bn q
forks; w "A Strader. hhd molasAesi w q
Brown & CO, 5,0OO shingles; c q Van RI
per, hhds tobacco. n * DunEeTson a 90,
hnds toDaccDs w > Ford, mia t0bacg b.,
Il hds do.
FOR LOulaville-J oWden, 1920 shin.
giles; a y - tbiu, half dOz cnue seat roelr-
ers, rock chair, roll carpet, trunks,
bDl TIA ware, 3 boxes.
For gtn,innhti-L N Smith a Co. Kegs
soda; NJ Eeist6r, boxes gU0ds; No
Pleasant, truuKs. I roll carpet
PIrrsn HG, June p -MouOmgHheln feet
and railing. Weather clear aud warm.
Thermometer g..