The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03

her way freight was large portion of d
big iron bridge for one or the streams that
empty into the Ohio, near French Island.
......-.....The Charmer goes out at 10
O'Clock promptly, and will carry pas.
sengers to Cincinnati and back for
So which win afford all who desire to
visit the Queen City in pleasant company,
and at small expense, "A rare opportunity
TO do SO. Her cabin and staferoom ap-
pointments are admirable, and her officers
are as pleasant and courteous as any to be
found anywhere..........The Rose HIte had
good trip and was full of people. She got
big trip out, including thirty. three tons
pig iron reshipped by the Sam Orr.
1.-The Cumberland had first-rate
trip of freight and people QUINN The
Mollie Norton had also a good deal of
freight.........The old steamer Vicksburg
passed up yesterday afternoon from
New Orleans. She goes TO Louis
Vile, where she will be dismantIed.
She was built at New Albany in 1862, by
Captain ]. b. Ford, having the machinery
OF the Kate Frisbie She was called the
Louisville when first buiIt......--.TheL Linton,
finding the Cumberland River trade about
played out after discharging her freight
yesterday went up to the saw-iogs and lies
up for the present.........Captain r. r. Neal,
of the great Indiana, has fallen In love
with our city, and talks OF laying his boat
up here when low water comes, to paint
and repair. There is no better place to
Summer on the Ohio River, or where a
boat can so easily be kept afiOat, when the
river is falling Armada arrived
at IL o'clock last night with a splendid
trip. She reshipped largely on the Rose
Hite, which waited her arrival, and
left at quarter to
Two big tow boats passed down,
and one mp last nfght.................The fine
steamer Lawrence, Capt. Henry u. Hart
VIII be-. down to-day, en- route for ST. Louis
She has splendid recommendation.
The beautiful Anna, of the express line,
Will be down on Sunday. en- route to st.
Louis. She is unsurpassed in pleasant pas
senger appointments, and Captain o. p
shinkle and his sabordfnates are real gen.
tlemen....-....The Louisa had not determine
ed last night whether she would go to the
Wabash to-day or not.
MAMIE EST Charme. from Cincinnati
Al Kempf l5J kgs beer; Str Linton 1 coil
rope; Journal Co, case paper; Z Wehier
20 kes beer; n Archer, 2 truD KS; ] II Ber-
game, bX goods; Krane White, l Dbl
syrup, 3 bbls glassware; S Il Gilbert Il c.,
10 bbls whisky; + Kreoner, bbls Porter.
Wilhelmi q Frink, p b0ls ale; n p FarrIs
6 sewing machines, wagons; Woodrow &
Reitz, 40 bdls Skin s. 2 bx lid ware: A Chute
ID bbls hOur, IL bbls m dust; Cloud q A pin
lOo EN- cans. 10 bbls oil, bx md e: Wheeler
& Riggs, Dbl soda. I2O kits fish Humph-
reg Patrick ~ Co, Is ps MARBLE Dbl sugar,
30 pa mdse; w q Brown q Co, % ma Tobacco
p pa mdse; Warrt Il Conyugton / piano:
Refs, ~ bdls laths; Hlemker d .rifIlnan
b& nd ware; A Andrews, / roll leather:
Z A Kessler q Co, bx mdse; Ragon, Dick
eY g. Carson, 20 cases oysters, 10 bx rasins;
Witt g. Headley, mowers; ID q b Barr,
cases paper; Keller & White, y bx glass 3
Dbl oil; II . BabcOck, / grlst mill; bed
hack 4 Sanders, bx ware G Mendtng.
Dbl sugar, do molasses;7 bx mdse; Mark
Il Warren, 10 hhds e ware / csk China:
Orr a Co, % bX tin, bdl iron.
MANIFEST of the steamer Armada. from
Cairo to Evansville, July 2. 1862
Barrett n Crontnburg, horse; StOckwell
q co. pkge mdse; Duke Nicholson. Dbl.
flour; RagOn, Dickey a. Carson, 3 bbIs
apples, horse and buggy; Miller, Gard
ner q Co, hors and buggy; Q Krates, 2
bbls old from. Saml Orr, / Dbl old iron; =
Ct Van Ripper, 2 hhds tobacco: w ford
hhos tob eco: Martin, Gardner e. Co,
hhds tobacco; w q Brown IL Go, s hhds
tobacco; II X DunkersOn a. Go, 40 hhds
tobacco; L w Patrick, hhds tobacco.
REsHIP AIEETs.
Louisville-l coop chickens, keg sand
40 punches shingles, hhds, q Wane, 4
boxes. do, boxes II II goods bale do
trunk 3 hhds tobacco.