The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-20
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Business continued very dull on the
river all day ........Thet packets took out
very fair trips, but were not full.-.-..-..The
Morning Star had a moderate trip. She
turned lot OF hay over to the Fanny
Brandeis.........Ths additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight include the
Peytona and barges, Louisville to New Or
leans; Petrolia No. 2, from Cannelton;
Quiskstep. from Cairo; Armada, to Cairo;
Mollie Norton, Henderson; Fanny Bran
deis to Nashville; Morning Star, to Louis
Vile; Mollie Norton, from Henderson
hartford, from Green River; r. T. Lee,
New Orleans to Louisville.
The Peytona had an excellent trip, In
cluding 1900 barrels of cement and lime,
1000 bales of hay, 400 seeks of corn,
1900 bushels coal, and had orders for
10000 bags of corn above Shawneetown.
at Cairo she Will take the barge Sam Par
ker, with 500 tons freight from st. Louis.
S....-..Captain Joe Phillips, OF the Cairo big
wharf boat, and one of the owners Of
the big Louisiana, was a passenger by
the Morning Star and Armada, from
Louisville to Cairo, yesterday ....-...-,..
The Petrolia No. 2 arrived at O'Clock PM,
with AZ hogshe ads of tobacco strips Is
! pieces of building stone, and I34 pieces of
bacco which she had not time to handle.
...--.-Ehe Quickstep arrived at s:25 last
night with an excellent trip, resh1pping
considerable freight on the Morning Star.
1.-The Mollie Norton returned from
Henderson at S:I5 last night, having q
hogsheads of tobacco and several passen.
gers. She leaves at O'Clock this morning
for Henderson, to carry people to the Rail-
road Celebration; also. at 3:l5 P. M. her
ususual time, and at 80 p. NJ. Tickets for
the round trip one dollar 1.-THE Hart
ford arrived al 10 O'Clock r. NJ. with O full
cargO.........The Robert E. Lee passed Cairo
at 8 A NJ. land the Virginia al 4 P. NJ. yes
terday. The latter has lot of cotton for
this pOIt.........The Linton is also en- route
to this port with cargo of cotton........... 49,.
The Robt. F. Lee arrived at l 30 this morn
ing, four days and eight hours from New
Orleans. She had moderate freig.t, but
a good passenger trip.
Manifests. ~
MANIFEST - Oh the steamer Ouickstep
from Cairo, May I9, I86g.-James Urich /
transit, pryfoot. and chests; Morris, l
bdl sheep skins and l bdl hides; Topf,
Long & o, 2 bd of saddle trees; A cum
berts, bags feathers: Keller & White, l
DBL cc,al oil; Stockwell & Co, L bale Irvine;
8. r. Gilbert & Co. 3 bdls well buckets and
blades; Schefer, Gruen & Kehr, l bag of
wool: Cloud 81 Akin, 2 empty cans; Pres
ton Bros, Dbl sugar; VIM Heilman, hbls
scrap iron and l old stove; Minor & Dali
lam, box shoes: A. Helbfng. 3 cast sills;
Rocker q Co, / Dbl spar; John II Roelker,
3 tons scrap iron; w III Gray, head cattle:
l. RuffneF, JF 4 Co. / sack wool and l sack
hides; VIM q Biount 4 Co, 23 bdls sacks
and Is hhds tobacco; Weldon Bros q Co, /
90; w Fo;d, u do; 4 q Van Ripper, 2 do;
r X unkerson & Co, do; Martin. Gard
ner & Co, Is do.
OwensbOro-I box clothing and 1 horse.
New AlbaDy-l bag wool. I...5r.f
LOuisYille-E key iron hid tob scco. l
sewing machine. and 25 bbls whisky.
Cincinnati-45 bags peanuts and % head
cattle. f.su ls.Ft aEA Lsni