The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-26
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FoR CAIRo.-Captain Billy Lowth
takes out the Cumberland "a fine
packot--at 4 o'clock this evening fer
Cairo. Marion Wright and Bruce
Hunter are her popular and obliging
clerks. The Cumberland has excel
lent cabin appointm ents.
FoR HENDERsoN.-1'ho feet and
elegant transfer packet, Mollie Nor
ton, Captain Charley Perkins, goes to
Henderson at p. NJ, having splendid
passenger accommodations. A. o..
Durland and G. III. Boyle are her ele-
CANT clerks.
For MEMPHIS. = The beautiful
Darling is the regular Cincinnati and
Memphis Packet Company's steamer
for Memphis ats A. NJ to-day. Cap
tain Lawrence Carter and Alex.
Power, two accomplished aud obiging
gentlemen, are her head centers.
AfANIFEsT Of Steamer Quicksiep from
| Cairo, March u, lSG9.-G q Ntbiaclx & Co ,
3 bdls sacks; George Lewis, ~ bdls sucks
/ Mrs Adams. DOX mdse; Stockwell 4 Co,
/ / bpI coal oil: r Shuiey, - pkgs hides, &e. /:
/ Oh board odls al hides, ] box butter; j
| Geiser, y empty beer Kegs: VIM Holman.
| ] piece casting; Reitz a Haney, pkgs Of
I mdse; III b Levy, head Of cattle; August
/ Schieb Der, 3 COWS; Gamble IL Forth. 2 bbls
whisky; q ID Cunmtn-, lot OF household
j GOODS, 2 cows, 3 calves: Marin, Gardner a.
/ Co., nh1 OF tobacco; - X Dunkerson q
| Co.. y hhds tobacco; VIM q. Brown a Co.,
| 7 minds tobacco.
For reshipment to Rockport--l barrel Of
~ f,,,tsvifia- 4 I,hd tobacco
| TO Cincinnatl--4 bbls pipes, 2 hJgsheads
/ tobacco. % mead hogs.
GsIeamfngs from our ENcbnugc-.
CrNcINHATI.-The Guzette OF Wednesday
says:
The Anna left for ct. Louis last evening"
with a discouraging trip. she was not hair
loaded with freight, and only mad about 80
passengers. still. true 10 q policy Of the
Express Line, she left On time. Pilots,
Jack smith aud Randolph Williams.
The Silver Lake No. 4, Pittsburg to MIS-
souri, River. passed down yesterday. she
mad alb Mt 500 tons freight and - naeger-
gers. A bout 80 tons of her freight were
| for Missouri River, and she viii wait at 81
LOuis till she. fills up. Stnce she was last
here, she has been Heightened twenty-six
feet, and would low carry nenriy coo tOnss
LOUISVILLE. - The C1uricr Journal Of
wednesday says:
The 4. T.. Lee has made her last trip for
the season ia the V,cksburg trade. Sine
VIII nix up little in New ORLEANS and
I
Louisville.
the Democrat says:
The new wheel on the Rose Hite is fast
nearing completion, and we may expect
| that boat TO be out soon.
Jim Montague says he has quit farming
and raising poultry. He says IL don't pay.
Jim became Disguised with the poultry
business when he discovered that his
| Shanghai rooster had peclzed out one eye
OF his peacock. He may be happy yet.
ST. LOUIS. 49, The Democrat OF Wednes-
/ day says:
The rise continues slowly here. Hence
/ to Cairo no Water 20 spare. Upper rivers
on the rise somewhat. Freight abundant
above for fhis point. Good stage OF water
a. the Missouri, through TO Sioux CITY.
/ Weather here delightful. Tie mud wifi
seen be mud no more, ana the streets VIII
become easily passable.
The NJ. &. Porter, long under water, has
/ been twice raised, and each time r-turned
/ TO the bosom Of mother earth. The opera
/ tors expected finally to get her afiOat ana
/ on the docks last evening.