The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

llAxing struck bridge pla= opposite parf--
44sDurgs broke 20 pieces nItd e-nlr i--..
sE nv ~, tl vs., take Tho Wind cut 81 the
s-Ae 81 tne AFTERNOON paper this fnorl1frs.
IS shown by our Whaolfu . erG t5e,7-.it
st1I,ff. ~ s2Aienes. The Ee9ceea atruoe n
sunk ,,s55,.lpoat ln0r 9 bridge DfnrI arr
was t,ote3i hE eight lives. T'ha necfiie7tr
worth a.fort aa.535'tttnt however,. Eho vvsrr
atea11tfS LOT her short time ~, ~. -,li W.
I There yses-, stock has adFarrei falt,.'
J Cincinnati w Insurance fisfrs r,r
ali tIfat rs tn IN the Inside al f. l-.n Qat
CfncinnafI Jn I,rae ttehe ca. ~. 455slse
Barker, SIR Hart dsnrlf . ny lonrlr,.-
Thomas Sherlock anu c.ac - Sc i'aarco
was $50 feeti beam avc1s.aes ~ length
feets depth OF hold five ana una-lt..lf conc
She was side-Wl galer, WITH eann.. 81 ~
nearly 500 tuns.
LOUISVILLE. - The cont -J0anrl 81
Thursday says:
The steamers Key City and milwaukee,
arrived on Monday ri Madison. Tuev are
70 lie dIsmantled and fbefr mach frlerE
and cabins VIII be transferred, Dy j. D..
Stewart, q Co, to new hullss now bul ding
about cOmpleted; the other Is mo- yet COM
menced. Length, 2ij feeti So feet beam,
and SIS feet hold.
The John shaiIcross burned two or her
boilers YESTERDAY morning and was come
PEELED 20 he laid nns consequently most OF
the day but one ferry boat was running.
The James Thompson viii be oat to-day.
The new and magnificent steamer ST.
John, Captain GreatnOuses Is lyiug 40 the
~
receive freight for New orleans and inter
mediate points. She IS a nne boat. and an
wishing 10 take trip to New Orleans
would do well 70 call and see tbs boat.
Captain Greenhouses family viii so down
on her. she leaves positively Saturday
evening direct for New Orleans.
ST. LoUB--The Democrat Of Thursday
says:
River falling; navigation 20 keOEuK IS
qllllcult and getting worse to Cairo with
feet reported an the channel two days ago.
keuknk Trade about closed. The 81 AIRY
Johnson and Lucy Berlram are supposed
to have entered the bay 40 Quincy which
IS their regular Winter berth. No boat lefG
for Keokpk yesterday aud the Andy
Johnson leaving to-day win probably be
the last OF the seasons bat Uriah Brock as
going 10 run TO Quincy all seasOu with his
lower Ohio IS still rising; the upper falling.
The weather was COO yesterday, but
InodsIatea ~ ousN. hlYef business Us
produce brought by the railroads ship
ments 10 the South would 30 light indeed.
q. Il. HIND OF Cairo, las sold his big
wharf-boat al Cairo, to Carroll, Green d
Co, OF Nicgsburg.
NEW ORLEANS. -- The Times OF Tues
day says;
Since our last the weather has been
clear aud cool, bracing wind from the
north being the order a yesterday, and
caused an unusual lively stir among levee
Business on the landing had On unusual
brisk appearance for Monday. There was
considerable frttEht ahippod, greater part
or which went on board ih0 steamer Lota-
wanna for Red River. This packet, besides
being suil OF freight, was ais1 fult of pas.
HengeTss and ia addlu0n 10 tho DENIAL for
Capt. MoiEan procured
$50 more mattresses. We lido mott eneunter
this reason Of Witnessing such 81 demand
for berths on Red River packet us that
o. the Lotawana yesterday We under
stand that there are at present ON the
wharlbOnt, mouth of Red River over 20O
passengers awaiting boat FOR shreveport.