The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-18
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The additional arrivals and departures
up 10 midnight last were the Falls City,
Louisville 10 Bowling Green Hgrtfoi d,
| to Hartford; Mollle Norton. TO Henderson
Mary Houston, New Orleans % Louiaville ;
Quickstep, to Cairo; Tarascon, TO Louis
vile; Sam. Orr, from aEastporti Cufnioar-
land, from Cairo; Lorena, PittsDurg toHt.
Louis; Glendale, st. Louis 70 Plttsburg. 4
y The Tarascon arrived at 8 o'clock with a
good trip of people and freight, incl udinR
in the latter 81 hhds tobacco.........The Falls
City was ciose behind her, and had q good
trip..--...The Mary Houston arrived at8s15
yesterday, pretty light, but making spleen.
did time. She was 4 days and p hours
from New Orleans, and IS hours from
Cairo. She made 3llandlngs, exclusive OF
Evansville. This is about as good time as
has been made by any boat since the war
and the best time probably ever made BY a
Pinch cylinder boat.........The packets All
went out with fair, bat not large, trips.....
Captain W r. Greathouse Is In the city.
.........Capt Gus. Fowler, OF Paducah, was
in the city yesterday. on a nyer. He LEFT
again by the Quiekstep. .!.......-..Cap-
tain James N. McFadden, clerk OF the
towboat Peytona and her forty acres of
barges. arrived In the city BY the QUICK
step, Wednesday night, and lis waiting the
arrival Of his boat. She is expee ted to-
night. She has made one OF tue best fps
OF the season, and Nc. is In high spir g..
She is bringing up the following freight:
5000 bag. Turks Island salt, 200 bbls. rosin,
30 bbIs. turpentlne, 20 bbls tar and SOs bun
dies hoop iron. She took into New Or
leans $50 bbis. lime, 2.50S bbis. cement, %
bales hair, 81 bales bay, -, 995 bags corn,
$500 bags oats, 2 8OI bbis. -four, 81 bbls pork,
a. 81.
27,74f packages or 1900 tons ........ We are
under the most profound obligations to the
officers of the elegant and popular Quick
step for testimonial OF their kind regard,
as unexpected as It IS regal and munifi-
cent-One OF those tncomparably beautiful
cakes, in the construction OF which Mr..
George Ramsey, the Bkillful and accom-
plished pastry cook OF the Qatokstep, has
no superior and few. If any equals. We wish
the owners and officers OF the Quickstep
continued and increased prosperity, with |
a large balance on the right side OF her |
cash bOolC-.......The ChatIner win be In to- |
day, and leave TO. morrow .........The sam. |
Orr will also be here ready 10 receive for |
port. THE Mary Houston will /
leave Louisville on Monday evening /
next. and viii be here on Tuesday. 1
1.-THE sam. orr arrived from Passport /
con picked up a good trip last night, and /
left at IL O'Clock for Louisville. .,......AT The
Lorena, Cumberland and Glend.Ie ar
rived at midnight, close together -.-L.A-The
had hfty-tWo. hogsheads to-
bacco and aiIarge amount OF other freight
..-..--..The LOrena was deeply loaded. She
a vast amount OF from and o h
er heagy freight for Sam, orr a Co, and
Glendale was pretty light
manifest OF the Sam. Orr viii be
fonnd below T9HFFFT
MANIFEST Of steamer Sam. Orr, from
East port TO Evansville, June ~, -ls68
James Oakley, % bags cotton yaru; I 4 ID
Il keg mOlasses: Tenny, BowIes
& Co, Kegs liquor: Weldon Bros. a Co 3 /
dry hides, 4 hi nour; hagon, Dtcxey az
Carson bDi tar; y q Lyons, horse; Mar
tin, Gardner q Co, hhds tobacco X X
D1nkersOn & Co, 9 do do; f NJ Humphreyi
q Co, do do; Baird d start, bbls Hour;
Sim ps0n & Co, 1000 feet lumber; Mackeys 4 /
\ isbet 81 Co, $500 feet lumber Jar honey
box eggs; Chas Velie 81 Co, 900 4 ct lufn-
Der; Allen Du mean, ID cords tan barky DoN
Fl 600 shingles
Madison-l lot plumber.
C1ncfnnati--l bale cotton. 2
New YOrk-5 bales COTTON.