The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-05
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The weather yesterday was delightful !
clear and pleasant, but little cool. The |
twenty hours ending at ociok last
night. It was falling at Cincinnati, and was
stationary at Louisville saturday night.
I IL will, probably, rise a foot or Is inches
more at this point, but aporehensions OF
| q disastrous flood are dssipated. The
/ arrivals and departures since O'Clock
| Saturday include the Morning star, Louis
/ Vile and return; Armada, to Cairo; Sam.
| Orr, EastpOrt; Ada Lyon, to Green River;
/ Coosa, Memphis to Cineinnau; Mollie
Norton, To Henderson; Louisa, to Louis
! Vile; Lorena, Pittsburg to St.LOuis: Leont-
/ das and J. II. Groesbeck, Cincinnati To
New Orleans; Romeo, Clarksville; Taras-
con, Louisville to Henderson; Quickstep,
| from Cairo; Hartford, from Green River;
/ Mary Houston, New Orleans TO Louisville:
New York, Nashville to Plttsburg; Mel
notie, Cincinnati 10 ST. Louis; Rapidan
No. ?, from Eastport; lie Claire, Louisville
to Eastport.
The Morning Star, Saturday, had a splen-
| did trip.........The packets went out with ex-
cellent TRIPS. The Coosa arrived from
| Memphis Saturday night with near 100
| bales cotton for r. r. Huston, Agent OF the
famous White Line. She left yesterday for
| Cincinnati, where she viii be repaired.
Captain Gus. Brown processes his inten-
ton to return here with a good boat to ply
in the Menu his trade. We nope he VIII
do so, he is clever gentleman.........
The Louisa, Leonidas, Groesbeck and
MeinOtte had splendid trips..............The
Romeo had Isl hogsheads tobacco and
some little miscellaneous freight. She
The TarascOn had nice packet trip ....-..
The Mary Houston passed up yesterday
morning at o.: ock, forty-eight hours
only from Memphis, W hich shows that she
is clipper. she mad fair up river trip.
Her manifest of Evansville freight will
be found below 1.-The QuicSstep did not
arrive till Pm. yesterday. having been
compelled t. lie up all night Thursday on
account OF high wind. she mad a magnifi-
cen Il trip.........The Hartford had 70 ty three
hogsheads tobacco. twenty-four bales of
nay aud Inuch miscellaneous freight........
The Meinotte WIS crowded with passen-
gers.........The New York had about half a
, load. she added largely here ...............
The LeClaire passed down last nigh :,
barely toucnlng here .-.....rne Rapidau
c me in at 8 last night, with a splendid
ZIP and large orce for our Wholesale
merchants. She goes out this evening at
? O'Clock ......... Hon. w. Z. NiblacE, Repre-
sentative in Congress from this District,
has int odueed a blI INTO Congress TO
create a board OF Local Inspectors for this
E | port, which was passed TO a second reading
and ordered TO be printed. We hope the
bill VIII be passed as there is no port I'M
! ! supplied, that is better entitied 10 a board.
I 1.-The Nick LongwOrth passed Cairo at
T, 2. NJ. yesterday, aEal VIII be here this
z
j early on Tuesday morning, en- route to
Cincinnati.........W e are sorry to learn that
Miles D. Warren, the popular clerk OF the
Tarascou, was compelled TO stop off thi,
trip In Consequence of the serious illness
y OF his venerable father, whose life is des
paired Of. Jesse jackson, an extremely
pleasant young gentleman, heretofore
(. second clerk, IS officiating in the office .....
The Robert i. Lee arrived at Louisville at
- 4P. n. Saturday, Il hours out from this city
MANIFEsT-Of steamer Rapidan No
2 from Florence to Evansville For Gin
= cinnati-Robs Moore q Co, bales Of cot
r ton: Addy, Hull & 90, Gbales cotton, 2 bag
dried fIult; John Young, p tons pig iron
aiIien, Eills q Co, 81 bales cotton; SMITH
s. levi, 1856 bags cotton seed.
For Louisyille-G w Wicks & CO, l box
n tobace 9 eadules ditto: * shD q Wolfe, a
bales cotton: Glover, White & Co, hogs
For Eashyille-Burgess q Co. hogs
heads tobacco.
- For EvausvIlIe-F. II. Ehrman % bale
cotton; J C-Dusouchet q Co, 8 GALES co ton
barrels sorghum: Mackey, Nesbit & Co
il ales cotton; Charles Viele ~ co, bal
cotton; Cloud a Akin, can oil; A Refs
dry hides; woodrow, ksitz 81 Co, pack
~ age boits; BlOOmer q Hoing, 1 bureau;
l. French. l box shades; Lamphear
o Mitchell, box hats; w Z Reeder, bale
Pc cotton Ragnn, Dickey & Carson, , boxe
sundfies, keg syrup; Lee Howell, bag
rags, barrels eggs, head OF beef cattle
For AndersOn-l512 barrels scrap iron.
MANIFEST of Steamer Quickstep, iron
Cairo, A pTil 4. 1859 II Il Gilneah Co,
pkgs liquors, &c; Chas Sohaum Il Co,
bags empty bags: " q Hewitt, bdl
n, | boxes; Berry, / tool chest; A GuInberts.
Il, bags ca hers; III VI SWeetsan, / bdl furs
y z ~emOnin 81 Co, 5 bags coffee; VIM Hell
man, pkss mdse; hagau. Dickcy Il Car
% son, pEgs mdse; samuel Orr & Co. - ID
lead u cart Wheels; Stemb bach. Wael
~ Co. > hides; W : Ford, 3 hhds tobacco,
paper package; + q Yam Kiper, = hhd'
tobacco; = X BuDkersOn IL Co, 3 hhd
tobacco; Martin, Gardner & 90, hid
! tabaeco, p ,xes tobacco, 2i dry hides
- / Bumprey, PaJrica 81 co. IS hhds tobacco
Id I'd y nue., hhds tobacco; Reitz & III Aney
! boiler.
For Louisville-l5 barrels whisky;
hhds toba eco; box glass; So head hogs.
For Cinci anatt- 50 empty beer kegs.