The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-18

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steamer Quickstep is the regular packet
for Cairo to-day. Capt. II. T. Dexter, Jack
Grammer and Walter B. Pennington OF
her illustrious officers.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The famous, fleet, IA
vorite Tarascon goes to Louisville to-
night. Capt. Il. p. T. HoIlcroft commands,
and Miles d. Warren aud Jesse Jackson are
her clerks. Both boat and officers are
lovely. -tti Dis lasE
For HENDERsoE.--Capt. Charley Perkins
turns the MolIie Norton loose at A o'clock
for Henderson, and she is a sumner. Ed.
Terry and Master G. H. Boyle do the honors
In the office. gi
The gay and festive sallIe ". departs for
Henderson 81 4 Pm. Capts. Martin aud
Wallen and clerks Brastear and Hicks are
good men and oblIging officers.
For EAsTPoRF-The gay Leweuin, Capt.
J. l.. Davy, is the regular Tennessee River
packet at P. NJ. to day. w. ID. Covington
is her obliging clerk.
For ST. LoUIs.-Capt. Henry U. Harris
e.eganL Lawrence may be expected to-day,
for st. Louis and all way ports. Capt. Hart
Is worthy gentleman. A
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great elongated
Nick Longworth, having yielded her day
to the Virginia, may be positively ex-
Captain Lew. Hates Is her excellent COM
mander. and Il. Eugene Bowers is her
popular cierK. mep 81 rkF EF
MANIFEST on THE STEAMER CLARA
SCorr-From Mount Carmel Lo Evansville.
For observation-disclosures Lagur, zoo empty
For New Harmony Hugo d GORDON,
n 300 slaves and heading. Il.
For Uniontown-Jonss q Cambron, 81
For Mount Vernon-G. w. Thomas & Co.,
2i6 bags corn l3 barrels of PORK, tierces
lard.
For Henderson-W I. Marshall Il Co., 2
hogsheads tobacco.
For Evansvilie-Baird a Start, 100 bar
rels -four; w. q. Brown IL Co., "A barrels
OF pork, II casks OF bacon; 4. & ID. Hell
man, barrel sugar; Ii. u. Babcock, go bags
asI Ssso, 4p Dass 0a'J ~ drv A bi1
sheep pslts; l.. Rufiner. Jr., q Co., bar
rels OF potatoesf Tenney, Bowles q Co.,
barrel OF oil; M. DalzeIl, z boxes Of eggs, /
box butter; Jinken Hugo, 1 bag meal, /
box picks, 2 packages; Humphrey, Patrick
& TO-, 5000 feet OF lumber. ~ .s a
For Owensboro- Murphy & TrIpIett, 1
For Portland-Ed. Walters, "a barrel
cider.
GaIcamIngs from Our EMoIanxea.
PITTsBURG. = The Commercial of Mon
day says:
The Monongahela marks last evening
indicated nine feet two inches, being back
ed water from the Allegheny. The latter
stream showed nine feet ten Inches on the
was warm. In the evening we had q mild
rain. rLs
.CINcINNATI.-The Commercial OF Tuesday
says: fsra4 q.
The Thompson Dean, from st. Louis for
New Orleans. added 900 tuns TO her cargo
at Cairo, Yesterday. She Will go into New
Orleans with another monster trip of 5000
tuns. fi ra
James Cunningham, one OF the former
owners, purchased the Alice v. for e. 500,
at u. >. Marshal's sale, sc Madison, Ind,
on Friday. She will be dlsmantled The
Alice ". was formerly the Great Western.
and has the VIM. Mobiles machinery.
Green Johnson an old engineer, has en-
gagged in farming near Madison, Ind.
Supervising Inspector Col. !. Y. Guthrie,
and Local Inspector George HoughtOn,
The Mite Stephens, destroyed by IRE on
Thursday, IN Caddo Lake, was originally
by Capt A. @. Goddin.
The Gazette says; r
The Melnotte flung her new banner to
the breeze, yesterday, creating quite a
sensation among the Juveniles. Captain
announcer for the Ohio River and st.
Louis-to leave to day.
LOUIsvmLE.-The Democrat of Tuesday
says: 4RhH -
Up to latest dates the Kentucky River
continued to run out :" booming" nigh.
Business along that river is beginning 10
Oe T qeiIe e Glare and kate Robinson. from
Tennessee River; the Robert Moore rom
Green River, and the Dexter, from Ne"
Orleans, are all due to-day.
When did the Robert Moore enter the
Green River trader 80.
srrpRK HAUrE.-The Express, of Monday,
says; g. o.,
"a ssonet have recently been up to La
49, ia the great delight and astonish-
~ ~ the Star City denizens. The
Iasars,aI says the sight revived the memory
- other days. when Lafayette was a
Sseaport." and ten or a dozen boa > were
often lying at the wharf al one time.
The Ezpress Of Tuesday says;s rs.
The Eau Claire, Capt. Shewmaker's new
boat. arrived at the wharf yesterday morn
ing &C ten O'CLOCK ssffr. go otF