The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-24
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The river commenced rising again
yesterday afternoon, and up to 9 Pr.
had risen about 4 inches. 4 very
considerable rise may be expected.
............The weather last night
was really acknowledgements.
1.-THE additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight were the
Petrolia No. 2. from Cannelton; Mol
lie Norton, to Henderson; Cumber-
land, to Cairo; Charmer. from Gin
cinnati; Lotus No. 3. Cincinnati to
New Orleans; Rose Hite, Louisville
and return.
We were misinforined IN regard to
the Lotus No. 3 passing down yester
day morning....,..,The Beardstown,
with the BLACK Crook, passed
down yesterday morning to Hender-
son, where they were to hold forth
last night......."..The Cumberland
managed to pick up a right
nice rip.....................The Petro-
liza, Charmer, and Palestine all
had fair ps..... 80 ...a'F The Charmer
and Palestine were detained by fog,
losing several hours, and arrived late.
The Lotus No. 8, Captain Daniels
new boat, arrived at six o'clock,
loaded to the guards. She added a
few packages here. She is hand
some little boat, with a plain butvery
neat cabin. elegantly furnished, and
seems to have been very substantially
built. She is designed for NeW5Or7
leans and Red River low-water paekF
ct. Capt. Greatheuse was a passen-
ger by her as far as Uniontown, where
he will spend a few days with his
family, and then return to this city.
The contractors are making favorable
progress with, his new boat at Madi-
son........The Belle Vernon arrived
at 4 80 last night with big trip. She
discharged considerable freight here.
The fine steamer Lawrence Is
announced for st. Louis this after
noon, and is an admirable packet.
Captain Henry U. Hart, and G. S.
Hart, her chief officers, are among
the most popular and pleasant gentle
men in the business.........The great
Indiana defers here departure from
Louisville till this evening, and viii
be here on Sunday. She is a great
steamboat, and her chief officers,
Captain Reuben E. Neal, and Charley
and Elliott Miller are model officers,
.........The Armada had not arrived
at midnight.......The Nick 6Long-
worth was smomentarily expected,
when we closed this report. She was
at Taylorsport just before dark last
INTERCHANGEABLE riv or continues to rise
very fast at Cincinnati and Louisville,
with seven and half feet on the falls
1t was rising fast here at midnight
MANTFEsr-Ofthes steamer Charmer from
| Cincinnati to Evansville July %, 1884,
NJ Kemp, $50 kegs beer; + WehleT, 20 do
s Crafts, so bbls lime; Humphrey, Lewis q
Co, l horse; s Gsr & Co. II bdls wheels; "A
B Howard, 3 sewing machines; ) E Gil.
| D6FG " Co. DD4h anu . bO2ASn VI am
Bergman & Shafer, Ii pa furniture; w g
Brown a. Co. so pa mdSe, y kegs beer ]
Korsh, 6 carboys acid; Leach 81 Semple, =
bbls oil; Mark Warner & Co, % casks 70
ware; Wilhelm 81 Prick, % bbls ale; O W
Osborne, l bbl B stone, box mdse; o Hall
3 boxes hRrdwares w Hileman, ~ sheets
| iron, 2 kegs rizets: L Wymand, bdt sacks
III o Babcock, 4 bale bags; Cloud, Akin q
Co, 20 bbls oil, 80 kegs lead, 20 boxes ink;
| II III AhIermy, g boxes lemons q Babcock,
roll leather; Leach a. Semple, IL boxes
drugs; Keller 81 White, box drugs; III X
Wells & Co, 30 kegs nails. 80 hf kegs nails
| A Reis, 10 rolls leather; A Christ, boxes
| lemons do nuts; Cook & Rice, 2 casks q
ware; Preston q MenIfee, 3 boxes soap
Kelley & Co, 10 bbIs -four; Blenker, Tells
| man Il to, 3 bbls facing, boxes soap stone;
inc lseiser, l box sausage; .Jno JBmes, 80
| bales hay; to reship, 100 tons mdse for
| Cumberland, Tennessee G, Lower OHIO and
Mississippi Rivers.