The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-22

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The river remained stationary up to dark
last night...-.....T The additional arrivals and
departures up to late hour last night in !
clude the Hartford, Green River and re-
turn; Falls City, Bowling Green to Louis
vile; Quickstsp, to Cairo; Minneola, Gin
cinnati to Memphis; Romeo, from Nash
vile; Rapidan No. 2, from EastpoTt; Ar
made, from Cairoa
The d. 5. Weeks passed down with a
heavy tow--.......The Hartford brought sew
enty h0gsheads tobacco out of Green Riv-
er, sixty-eight of which she transferred to
the Tarascon, at the mouth of the river.
She left at p. n. for her return trip fun of
freight and peopie.....-...The Falls City had
225 hoasheads tobacco for Louisville. ........
The Quickstep had nice trip of freight
and people out.-.--....The Minneola had the
prettiest trip or freight we ever saw go
down the river. She was right down to
the guards from stem to stern, drawing
eight feet. Capt. Miller and his clerks,
Messrs. Hall and Jones, are entitled to
such trips......-..The Romeo arri we'd at
seven o'clock with a splendid trip she
had ls9 hhds. OF tobacco, of viii ch IsS are
for i. X. Dunkerson & Co to 90 forward
by the unrivalIed South shore Linen.
The Armada arrived at 10 80 with a far
trip, of which manifest Will be found be-
iow-...-....The Rapidan No. 2 arrived at IL
P. NJ. with a moderate trip. Her manifest
has been kindly furnish .~....... The Ar
mazda, with the characteristic and open
handed benevolence that distinguishes her
officers and owners, has been rendered TO
the Trinity M. E. Church Sabbath School,
to-day, to convey them to Spottsv1lle on a
picnic excursion. She will leave at. s A. NJ.
and return in the evening. .......Capt. VIM.
Greathouse, a Marlborough boy, who has
achieyed a fame ia steam boat circles CO.
extensive with the continent, is in the city
stopping at the American House .........
The Fanny Brandeis arrived at l ~ A. NJ.
Mamtfests.
MANIFEST OF steamer Rapldan No 2.
from E4Stpori 10 Evansville, June p, 1861 I:
Observation-Disclosures, Colman q Ce, box
mdse.
Lyon, bale dry goods; ] @ 'Dusouchet 4
Co, 3 bbls meal; Glenn ants, White & Co.
pa pkg, bale dry goods; Miller, Gardner
q Co, box SKIS, horse and buggy; J b
Green, buggy; l. Rutfner 4 Co, bag peas
Martin, Gardner Il Co, y hhds tobacco: T.
II Bratcho, l lot fishing polls; Ragon,
DIcky q Carson, Dbl tar. 40 saug. 1 bags
rags; John Karsch, m boxes; Charles
Wliheimt, "A IA ale boxes; Thos Scan tim
Il son, morons, bOues machinery: Ben
Horseii, "a cords tan bark, . bales cotton :
Lee Howell 29H cords tan bark, IS bales
cotton, 10000 feet lumber; Ed Murray, So
>
For Paducah Hale. Bucknar & Terrell, 4
hhds tobacco. Settle Bros, IL DO do; FoW-
Ter, Lus x Co, coops chickens, 1 box eggs,
! pan butter
Cairo-Rud e. Man, 6 tons pig iron
Booths Point, Miss-Wm Thomas 5
boxes ury goods, chairs, / trunk, bundle
bedding.
steamer Armada. June 2I-
| Fl o BabcOck, harvesters; N a N Kratz,
COW: Kahn II VILE / srunk; X X Duuker-
son q TO, Is hhds tobacco; w q BfOwu g.
20, hhds fob co, % 90 shingles; u q Van
Ripper, q hhds tobacco; Humphrey, Pat
rick q 20, hhds tobacco. New Albany, 5
bbls potatoes; Louisville, pkgs; Cincin-
natl, do.