The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-09

For LITTLE WABASH RIVER
The fine steamer }. L. Graham will
leave at 5 pm. to-day for shawnee
town and Little Wabash River, hay
ing elegant passenger aocommoda-
tions. Captain Lloyd Rowan is her
commander, and is a pleasant and
obliging gentleman.
MANIFEST OF fhe steamer Rapldnu, from
Florence ~ Evansville, March q, 1869.
Pittsburg-C0leman y Rhcm. I'D tons ~
pig metal. Mcintosh, Hemiphill "A Co, ~
Clucinnati-Hmith AZ Lewis. Ig BAGS cot
ton seed Harris, willard a %. 5 bales 81
cotton Hobert Moore g. Co, 4 bales OF cot
ton, TO bags eanut
L0ulsvi1e-JacEsou Lorirg& 20 81 baes
Ge5 " Wicks & % 2baies catlo Plsfs &
| Allen / bale cotton, q bags IgFt o. Davis
n Co . bales cotton Glns.hfook @arinsted
IA bags cotton yarn ] n Tom Ptlns 81 Co 4
| bale smelling
New Grieans-Beaddiss wingold q Co
Egansvilie-w W. IT. Noel a. Co.. 8 bales
cotton. Humphrey, Patrick a. go 8 bales
cotton, l3 boxes tobacco, Z cnddies tobacco;
bacco; Weldon Brothers a Co 40 bags c1t-
ton yarn; n. r.. Carr a. Co, D barrel cuuf
Wd5 VIM Hellman ~ o. ] mili slides
Dusouehet 4 Co, u bales cotton q. Meyer
q Co., 10 hairs; TOpf a Long, 1 bundle
ell, u bales cotton.
MANIFEST Of steamer Lady Grnco.-Rr-
gou, DtcKey & Carson, % boxes oysters. -
DoNes pepper sauce. % boxes cnndtes 10
boxes soap; NJ. Dalz8lL. lO boxes oyst.rs. s
boxes RESINS p bags coffee. 10 boxes I've.
4boxes matches, bundle twin.; Niolgery
BROS ~ barrels pOtntocst j. LII. Locke q
Son. box merchandise; I'M. Hermann. lU
boxes oysters, 2 boxes mons 4 bnE EnQ-
prunos, 4 boxes fruits y. Gilbert. drums
| TennDy, BoWles 81 Co. i Ease OF nus. Is eases
sardines, 10 boxes Of pickles and c]atsups.
Altering q Hassler, I bags nuts, Ct boxes
OF fruit; Kahn a. Vile. 80 boxes oysters. %
boxes raisins, p = boxes ralsims, 3 cases
sardine3, / case figs, 4 barrel currautsf
Geissler 4 De Lazy, p packages counters.
&c; HollIgsworth ~ Co, 4 box Britannia
ware, 1 caslk Britnnia ware; NJ Pree.tori-
as, 3 packages leather Eci ~ Kroner .
Son, 80 bags barley, 8 barrels bungs; O. q
Nlblack & 90, 2 bundles gunntet; S Orr
a. Go, 8 bdis wheels, 2i bdls pillow handles:
hgs; Geo. Stocked, 9 casE ngs, q bbla nuts:
SRnnet m Barenfanger, 2 bundles wheeaas
Cloud Y Akin, % barrel, conl oili Naesfer
a. kOrfK, 50 boxes essence coffee, III barrels
pickles, 4 half do, 2 boxes herring 4 box
almonda, box merchandise Preston 81
Menitee, barrels nutl, ease uga, i5 co5ea
pickles, 10 eases s~ardlnea; ,Nenneman q
Behme, . boxes oysters, I'D boxes ruisiuas
Boetticher, kellogg a. Co. I cash chain, 2
bells. 2 bundles mOuntlngsi VIM. Korrig,
3 boxes lenf tobacco; q CaDeilo, 2 boxes =
baccO and cigars; j Siuzlcu a. son. j fierce
glass ware; William Biuer, 8 boxo sun
dries, 2 kegs herring. I8 barreis potntoes
and apples; Philip Decker 2j barrels care
bon oil; $ Demarttne, 10 barrels. u box mae
pie sugar; w III II Stod1ard, 20 kcgs Of
white lead, Z cases ditto, 4 bbt whisky
CKratz, III sheets boiler iron aud \ needs
do; StocKwell Il Co., 90 boxes chee8e aud 3D.
coils rOpes III % BabcOCk, ~ bags OF clover
seed Fahniey, Kuhn& 90, 100 bags harlevs
Liehteu q I-chenhauser box britannica
ware and 1 bdle do; Mark, Warren q CO..
/ box britannia ware; j b Nesker, box
britannia ware; HOrnbrOok a. Co, o D rrels
oil, Q dozen buckets, B bales OF cau-
die wick, u / reel Of sash cord; Steln-
trees; J. a ID. Hermann, q barrels whisky.
Humphrey, Patrick q Co, 4 box grape
roots 3 boxes ieAt tobacco, ] bale do, I
o kegs nails, 4 bag Of chain, 4 Dol homlny,
3 realms paper, hair don. wall brackets, DO
boxes suntries, 3 bbls apples; steamer
Rapidad No. FL fierce Ia a; w. a. Brown
a. Co, 3 pulleys, 4 saw box, 2 boxes MAJ
%ehinery; Mr.. Young horsesia passenger.
dries Tor rashipment, 5JtonB merch 4ndise.
GIeaisfugs from our
CINcINNATI.-Tho Commercial of
Saturday says:
Capt Joseph III. Dunlap succeeds
Capt. VIM. Metcalfs in the Office Of
the Robt. Burns. Capt. Marsh Clark
is in charge OF the freight department
Of the same steamer.
Mr.. Robert II. Kelley, clerk Of the
United States, says his watch did not
come to hand ia any way mysterious.
Capt. Dugan, Of the U~nderwritcr, got
possession Of II from one Of the Grew.
and forwarded il 20 Mr.. Kelley from
Cairo Immediately.
If the bone-picker got hold Of Il.
it was safe, sure, for bis mission on
earth is to save aud restore.
LoUfsvILLE.-The Connier-J Journal
Of Sunday says:
Yesterday Capt. John Roberts aud
Mcdonald ~ Co. sold 10 Capt. John
Elliott, Of the Memphis and White
River Line, the side wheel steamer
Legal Tender for $4,000. She will
load here for White r. vor.
The General Lytle crushed q coal
fiat. containing 1000 bushels of coal.
with her wheel, at the Clay Street
landing, yesterday. Thursday night
she ran into the Alice Wat Madison,
damaging both boats slightly.
The Blue Wing yesterday nlnked
in against o coal barge at tho coal
feet at the foot Of Clay Street. tearing
away the guard for fifteen leet, iuiur-
ing her to such an extent that she
was compelled TO lay over ell Monday.
a heavy storm prevailed On the
river before daylight, yesterday. The
Pine Bluff, lying at the city wharf.
parted her stern line end swung round
stern up stream - barge of coal
was swamped at Clay Street landing.
Beyond this, we heard Of no damage.
All Of the steamers were more Or less
detained.
The period Of sixty days for which
the Mail Company chartered the Sc.
Charles having expired Friday, the
charter was renewed for q like term
at 1925 per day. Ono hundred dol
lars per day was what vas paid under
the first charter.
The Lamar Fire Insurance Com
pany Of New York yesterday paid 90
the Mail Company their loss By the
burning Of the steamer America
IS, 0O0-through their aEcut5 10 this
city, HARRISON, Rogers ~ 90. After
a thorough investiglt alton the company
was fully satisfied of their liability
for the loss, and paid the amount &c
once.
The following is an exact copy az
the Joint resolution which has passed
both Houses of Congress giving the
consent Of the United States TO the
construction Of a bridge across the
Ohio between Cincinnati and New
port:
Joint resolution giving the assent Of
the United States to the constitute
ton Of the Newport and Cincinnati
bridge.
BE Il resolved by tho senate and House
of RepreseutanIve Of the Duitci states 81
North America IN con gress aasemnied1
eauae h terobv. Given 10 the ere tinu of r.
bridge over the ONO River from TIE city
Of Cincinnati, Ohiog 70 inc ClLy OF NeR@
norf Keufucky. by the Newport and GIn-