The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-17

AL. CrOXail are her llluStrIous chiefs.
Manifests.
MANIFEST Steamer Chamer, from Gin
Standardization 4 Men1fee, ~ kegs nails;
Hodge " 20 100 barrels whisky; O. VIII
heImi, % barrels ale; steamer sam. Orr,
lis packages merchandise; Blemker y
Tfllman, 40 pieces hOllOw-ware; West &
Headley, 10 bags seeds J. IL. Bremen a. Co.,
10 bags coffee, barrels whisky, hJgshead
sugar, barrel sugar; Journal Company 2
cases paper, package paper; Woodrow &
Reitz. l box hardware; q. Armstrong, D
lounges; q. Wolff, y bundles saddle-trees;
Steinback, Waelk q Co., 10 bundles saddle
trees; RagOn u Dickey, 200 bundlts paper,
10 gross BRISTOL boards; ii. X. Wells q Co,
II packages merchandise; J. Sinzich q
Son, / box brushes; &. z. Ferris, box mer-
chandise; w. Caldwell, boxes preserves;
John Wymond, 3 packages paper; Bloomer
flax; =. Myers. II bed-bottoms; +. " j.
Reiiz. boxes hardware; Gates Il Geiger,
Z packages merchandise; s orr Il Co, 60
kegs hOrse-shoes S5 bundles iron, 10 bum
dies wheels; Kahn Il Vile, boxes sun
dries; Elliott q Co, 10 boxes soap, 10 pack
ages merchandise; Hayhurst & Whitaker.
IL barrels p0tatoes; o. T. Chrlster, 5 barrels
apples; Cloud & Akin, boxes bitters, ii
boxes drugs. barre oil, barrel whisky;
disc; G. z. Fisher, packages household
goods; S. +. Gilbert, % boxes bottles;
LEIGH q Lemcke, 70 barrels oil.
Reshipping Ohio River, 81 packages
m erchandise; Tennessee River, l39 pack
les merchandise Wabash River. I68
packages mdse.; Cumberland River, 20
packages muse; Green River, boxes;
Memphis, $50 packages; New Orleans, 80
paeka ges merchandise.
MANIFEST Steamer Cumberland, April
l6.-P III Stanfield, bales cotton, l box of
furs, l COW; Weldon Bros Co, bale cot
ton, Dbl lard; Capt duncan, bales cot
ton. cattle coop game chickens; Geo 7
Chandler, rolf leather; II Meyers, pkgS;
SamI Orr II Co, 10 pkgs of iron: Fendrlch
Bros, pkgs; Carpenter, White 4 Co, pkg;
& Co, n pkgs mdse; c WiIheImer, ? beer
kegs; MGckey, Nesbit & Co, ii baies cotton,
jugs Jas oakley 80 % 5a r. yarni m N
do; ThOs Blue, do do; q Van Ripper,
do do; II X DunkersOn " Go, IS do do;
Humphrey, Patrick & Co, do do; r q
Brown Il 60, 2 do do; Martin, Gardner &
90, do Il d; l II ID Heiman, box eggs; Ct
Birch, dressed hogs; Tenneys Bowles q
bag feathers; Reitz & Haney, rolls belt
To CincInnati-9 bales cotton.
To Pittsburgh bags of peanuts.
GsleasfnsSs from our Exchanges.
CINcrNNATI.-The Commercial of Thurs
day says:
Captain ST. Clair Thomasson. is among
the Belle Lees passengers from New +
leans TO Louisville. lie is on his way to
Loutsville to be connected with the Gait
House. The PicayHIte truly says: Cap
tain r., whose fame is as wide as the
length of tie mississippi. both a caterer
and an Accomplished gentleman and
whose friends are legion, will insure the
presence OF all southern visitors % Louis
The Wheeling and Parkersburg Packet
co. have contracted with parties at Wheel
ing for a first-cl tss steamer for the low
water season. She will be $50 feet long, 26
feet beam, with 30-inch hold, engines 1I12
inch diameter, so feet stroke. Capt. Chas.
MuhIeman is experimenting the work,
and expects to have her out by the first of
July.
purchased the tow-boat Bengal Tiger and
niue barges. They will be employed in
Transporting grain from points on the
Upper Mississippi.
LOUISVILLE. - The Courier Journal OF
Thursday says:
Captain Pool yesterday sold two-thirds
of the steamer Mollte Gratz TO Capt. Geo.
Capt. Whiteman viii take com mand of
the GratZ. and run her between this port
and Concord a. Captain Pool will have
charge OF tine office.
ST. LOUIS The Democrat OF Thursday
says:
River still swelling slowly. Weather very
pleasant. The upper rivers are either fall
be rapidly declining. Even the Illinois is
declining al all points River business is
active. Receipts heavy and increasing.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times of Tuesday
says:
The weather yesterday was clear and
fine, with n cool and bFacing temperature,
which very readily called To mind a Fall
or Winter morning. Certainly strange
weather for April.
Business matters on the landing yeSter-
day was little more active than we have
noticed on former like occasions. There
were five depa lures, and on each we
noticed a very favorable trip. One of the
Cincinnati packets. the J. ii. Groesbeck,
was still at the wharf at dark. still taking
on freight, and doubtless did not leave
until tate hour.