The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

She sails in charge Of those expert
euced navigators and popular gentle
men, Captain Gus. Dusouchet. Billy
Fowler, Geo. Nicholson, Ed. Thomas.
and Mr.. Tucker.
For LOUIsvILLE.-The fine font
ing palace Morning Star is the great
packet for Louisville at 8 80 tonight.
and is a most excellent steamboat.
Captain A. T. Gilmore is her veteran
commander, and Kinnie Smith. Jr..
is her accomplished chief clerk.
Henry s. Mitchell is her attentive.
accurate, and excellent freight clerk.
For HENDERsON.-The lightning
winged Mollie Norton is the pet
packet for Henderson at 3:15 p. 81.
to day, in charge of those elegant and
popular gentlemen, Captain Charley
Perkins, A. 0. Durland and @. j.
Boyle.
For NAsHvILLE.-The feet Fanny
Brandeis is receiving, and will leave
at P. NJ. Cor Nashville and all way
landings, in charge of those expert
enced and competent officers and
pleasant gentlemen, Captain Henry
Miller and the Rudd brothers. The
Brandeis has pleasant aocommoda-
tions, and her passengers will receive
the most courteous consideration and
polite attention.
Mnmffesta.
MAMIE hsT-Of the Steam r.Fanny Bran
dies, from Nashville 20 Evansville. July
6thg ls5u--For y eW Orleans lreshipped at
Smtthland) % hOgsheads tobacco.
For Henderson-Kerr, Clark g. Co, chest
clothing.
For EVansville-R X Dunkerson O. cor
hogsheads tobacco; w Ford, 81 hhds 10
baccO; VIM q Brown d Co, 50 hhds tObac-
i. LOWentnaI & Co, bags Ginseng. 3 dry
hides. barrel scrap iron; + Hornbrook, 4
barrels apples dry hide, old frames; a
Gumberts, / Gag ginseng; Wilhemi DE-
Prick, 10 empty ale boxes; steamer Fanny
Brandies, 4 cedar chests, 300 teet cedar lum-
Der.
For Cincinnati-Finh ST E'harfboat 60.
2 hogsheads tobacco; II III GoUdhearL g. co.
z bags feathers, bags ginseng, bag wax;
VIM Reson 81 CO, cask brass.
For Pilisburg-3 bags feathers. @ bales
shucks, ID cook stoves, sd pots, Is Tea ket-
lies, boxes hardware.
MANIFEST of steamer Rapidan No 2.
from Eastport to Evansville, July 5th-
For Cincinnati-ThOs u Smith, 33l5 tons
pig iron.
For EvansvilIe-Lee Howell, 2.501 feet
rough lumber; Geo J. krous, l5l5 cords tam
bark; IL q Woodrow, l3 tons pig iron;
Mackey, Nesbit q co, 1000 feet rougn Ium-
Der; Preston a. Meniiee, g sacks rags, Mar
tin, Gardner Geo, hhds tobacco; " eldOu,
Bros Co, boxes tobacco 0eafo Kahn a.
Vile, i box candy, 4 pkg cigars, D jug L
syrcp. / cask ice; $ Flicker, ] box shoes;
cloud & Akin, i can j. oil; M Han, l4s
For Uniontown, Ky-Richard Hatfield.
1000 feet dressed lumber4 Crane q 90, 800
For Padueah Ky-settle Bros, hhds
Hale, 6uCkner IL Co, hhd 20
oacco, box TOBACCO; Prince g. Kirby,
For 81. Louis-s Houston, 2boxes house
hold goods.
MANIFEsT.-Steamer Ada Lyon, from
Woodbury. to Evansville, Trip SIS. William
Holman. tobacco screw; kohn E VILE,
| Dbl. sugar; Eagon, Dicky ~ Co., ] box
peaches; Preston 81 Menltee, Dbl. -four
d loIs am 9uf Ky isiey g. ~ 99a
tobacco; II. X. Dunkerson a Co, - hhds
tobacco; w. 8. Ford, % hhds tobacco; Kap-
Tweed, % 900 feet lumber
MAHIFEer-Steamer Romeo-R TX Dune
zers IA, l83 hhds tobacco; w Pamck 81
20, is dos Martin, Gardner e. Co, dos N
wool; Jaquess. Hudspeth Il 90, 9 bgs RAGS,
bbl genseng; j NJ Browne, j bbl eggs. 1 EE
bacon q Wiihelmi, II ale bbls.
GIeanings from our EzehanEes-
CINCINEATI.-The Commercial of Sunday
says:
Mr.. Charles +. Hurley, formerly clerk Of
The Empire, is in the city. lie is now con-
nected with the New Albany Commercial
A refreshing shower cooled the heated
last night,
The Commercial OF Monday says:
rho Uourf4l evoa Ts4lrr aalaf,H4iraH ON ff4a
river yesterday. Several steamers were
out on pleasure excursions, while others
made numerous trips TO and from Dinners
Garden, thronged with people.
The Gazette of Monday says:
Sam. Barr Jr., VS.. the Great Republic,
for wages, has obtained Judgment for over
81 900, in place Of over 5000 the amount
for which he sued. The Judge deducted
81 900 for the time the boat was laid up.
Wilmington is the name of the steam
ship chartered by Captain Joe Broom to-
make voyage from New York 60 St-
Louis and return. The 81. Louis Democrat
knows Of one standing bet that the Wli-
mtngton will not reach that port before
-he first OF August.
The Edinburgh arrived from Marietta
yesterday, with broken chimney.
the river editor or the Gazette visited the
new mail boat, Ben. Franklin, 40 Louis
vile, on Saturday. and was highly pleased.
We extract from his description tine fol-
lowing:
The hull Of the Ben. Franklin was built
By James Howard, Jeftersonville, aud Is
ESQ feet long, 81 feet beam with feet
depth Of holed. In the hail are five fore
and aft bulkheads for support Her deck
over ali is 265 feet long and G6I feet w. de.
Her wheels are 2915 feet fin diameter, with
buckets IL feet inches long Joseph
Mitchell has furnished her four double
hued boilers, 80 feet long auG.aS inches ia
diameter.
These are Of No. 2 iron, = and 3-16 inches
b lex. manufactured at the Hillman Iron
Works, expressly .Or this boat, and are
placed inches apart. IL Us believed DF
some who were on board ON her trial trip
mat she would have more power III her
boiler had been inches apart, instead OF
:. Her machinery consists of two engines,
with 2l-inch cylinders and feet stroke
III is said that one OF Der cylinders f. ana
Inches smaller than the other, but we give
70 as shown by her papera) She also mas
a doctor and two improved capstau eu-
siness, working al right angles.
CARRIAGES.
]. B. GREEN. II. II. GREEN
II II GREEN 81 CO