The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05
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The weather continued cloudy and
threatening mp TO q late our last might
with a third rain after DARK. The addi-
tional arrivals and departures up TO mid
night werethe Noble Norton 10 Hender
son; Rose Hite, Louisville and return Pc
trolia No. 2. from Cannelton; Cum berland,
to Cairo; Ada Lyon, from Green River;
New York, Nashville to PIttsburgs Mary
Houston, Louisville to New Orleans. p
The Petrolia and Ada Lyon. ca . Q In fsH
OF freight, including q large amount of
tobacco, of which d hossheads by the
Petrolia and 20 hogsD eads by the. Ada
Lyon were for Martin. Gard ner & Co...
The Rose Hite had forty-thFee Aogsheads
tobacco for r. X Dunkerson & Company.
and three for w. IS. Ford ........-. The Cum
berland had an excellent trip otit......-...T The
Charmer went up to the 'tow-head yester-
day, to take's0O bags OF corn, to expedite
her OPERATORS to-day. The GiIarmer is
rapidly building upa large business, such
as she and, Der ofi GERS deserve, Tn eJChar1ner
is a good'boat, and her officers are PHEASANT
and obliging gentlemen.........a.W We are in-
debied to Lew. Morris, of the Charmer, for
copy of the first rumber of the fleet
10Ood -Refaeesor, q neat little newspaper pub
ton among the passengers on board the
Cincin patiand Pomeroy packet F Fleetwood.
II is quite spicy little paper. .......s =. ..
The New York arrived at a quarter TO
nine last night, with a good trip. She
added largely here, which afforded Cap
tain Richmond and Andy Ere zier time to
go and see the Black Or oz...........T The
Chsrmer returned from above at eight
o'clock ,t.~,.,.T The Ada Lyon had over so
hogsheads OF tobacc The 6ne steamer
Alpha viii come cut of the docks this
morning, and will leave at Pm. for
GAINESVILLE, Nashville, and ali way ports
The Alpha has teen put in excellent eon-
dition, and Captsin Ryman is a pleasant
and accomplished gentle nan. $500. ...... The
Mary Houston arrived about midnight
with splendid start e best trip that b as
come eat Of louisville this season. She
added SO hhds. tobacco at Owensboro, when
the rain came up and cut her out of 81
more. She added a good deal of freight
here, and declined considerable at
prices offered. She would not get
away much before daylight The
axew York added largely at both
wharf-boats, including "a barrels spar
brought by the Qatckstep, for Pittsburgh.
The Cincinnati and Kanawha packet
Annie Laura struck the tefG-hand wall of
Knob Shoals, in Kanawha River on Thurs
day morning, and in trying to back or
she swung square across and sunk. Her
stern Is lying in the chute, her bow being
out of watei. She lies on the Ieft-hand
wall, and it is said she Is broken in two
Her passengers and freight were taken OF
by the Mountain Belle. which luckily
came up a short time before she sunk II
is said boats can pass her while the wEier
is up......-.The R. E. Lee left Louisville last
evening. AMI will be here this afternoon.
......-..The Mary Houston had all the freight
IN sight that she wanted4 I. Capt. ]. Alex
FrazlerjYas one Of tIle pi cts of the Sham,
rock yesterday. AA&