The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-06


For MEMPH1s.-The excellent steamer
Fanny Brandeis, being unable TO get on
Saturday evening. will positively leave
for Memphis this evening. in charge Of
Captain Murray and Eueene Rudd, two
anable and attentive gentlemen.
For NEW ORLEANS. - The magnificent
and fleet side-wheei steamer st. Marys Will
be down to-day at noon, en- route to New
Orleans, to enter the Southern trade. She
is a flrSt-class steamboat, finely appointed,
Captain 7. G. sweeney and Morris Dorsey,
two OF the most pleasant and highly &C
compIished gentlemen on the Western
waters are her chief officers.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The new and beau
tiful Carrie s. Is announced positively for
New Orleans and ali way ports at p. N.
to-day. She IS new and staunch-is conn
ma"ded by Captain r. d. Montgomery,
with VIM. Miller as clerk, She is an Ev-
ansville built boat, and should 90 ont full
OF E. ansviIle freight.
For NASHVILLE The reIuvenated and
reconstruc ed Ollie Sullivan, aptaln W.
D. COvingtOn, leaves at P. Il. for Nash
vile, and has good accommodations foI
passengers. Mr. Utterbacz her clerk, viii
give attention TO shippers and travellers.
Manifest.
MANIFEsT-0f steamer RapIdan No. q
E w Patrick, Z bales cotton: x X Dunker-
son, 43 nales cotton; Mackey, NlGbet & Co,
II bales coltOn, 3 coils rope; Martin, Gard
ner co, q dry hides q bales cotton /;
Weldon, Bros q 20, bales cotton, bags
Tags, dry hides, bogs fruit; Chas Viele IL
Co, l bale cotton; Humphrey, Lewis & Co,
bales cotton, / Dbl nuts Lee Howell, /
bale cotton; Cnas Wilhelm, Q ale boxes /;
Tenny, BoWfes & Co, bbls fruit, / keg eggs,
box butter; Sam Orr & Co, set wheels,
bundle iron; Ragon, Dickey 4 Carson,
ers; woodrow, Reitz q co, Is ton pig iron /:
FOR REsHLPMENT.
Douisvile-E W q l. Kennedy, bales
Cincinnati MelIfn. Brown s. Co, 0 bales
cotton. us bags peanuts; Rowland & co.
I3 bales cotton; B w Warson, bales cot
ton; Addy, Hull q Co, "a bales cotton; SS7
bags peanuts; Robert Moore d Co, bales
cotton, q bags peanuts; H Goodhart 4
New York-Roddy, Bel & Co, II bales
Discharged at Paducah-l thresher, 100
bbIs lime, 80 bhIB cent, 5 wagons.
Discharged at Henderson--8.00 600 feet rough
MAn1FEsr-Of the steamer Qulckstep,
from Cairo TO xEyansviile, Dec. 5, 1867.
pkgs a hiaes; S aiibert co. iks n nanor
A Hubert, l sack wool; w q Brown q Co,
~ bbls fruit; Blemker, TiIlman Go, Dbl
mdse: James Roach. anchor; Cutter
Dodge g. Co, IL pkgs mdse; If Heimann,
2 bags wool; AdoIph Judy, pkgs mdse.
RE-sHIPPING.
IouisvIIIe--2 pkgs pecans.
Cineinnatt-20 head cattle; u sacks pea
: MxN1FEsr-steamer Pine Bluff, from
Wabash River to Evansville:
Mt. Vernon-G. w. Thomas, 200 barrels
-four, 20 barrels pork 70 barrels lard, zoo
EvansviIIe-Baird q Stout, 500 bbls -four;
Cook Rice, 245 bsgs barley q g Ntblack.
262 bags wheat, 2i6 bags oats; Babcock a
door; witt 4 HendIy, 48 bags grass st5d
A Riea, @ green hides.
PIrTsBURG, Dec. 4. IL A. M.-Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 47o. MononRahela
IL feet, inches, and falling. Three boats
with tows left this morning; about ten
boats with lows ate yet in port.
the afternoon with Indications of Snow.
Mouongahela III feet, 3 inches; Allegheny
u feet, inches. and both falling. Arrived
Glasgow, to Nashville: Charles H. Durfee.
for st. Louis leaves tomorrow; Arsosy,
WHEELING. w. Va, Dec. A.. Another
steam boat, of the Pittsburg coal fleet, the
0rmsby. bursted her steam-pips to-day, az
gineer. IT is thought fatally, and one deck
hand seriously. The boat and barges, with
10000 bushels OF coal, are lying across the
head OF the Island IN a precarious condi-
ton. II the water subsidies they will be
all lost.
nam, New Orleans. DepaFted-Groesb beck,
New Orleans: Mollie Ebert Pittsburg. The
river Is about on q stand, with "A feet In
the channel; IS feet uEder the bridge.
LOUISVILLE, December - Port List =
Kate Robinson, Cincinnati to st. Louis;
Glendale, Plttsburg TO Sc. Louis; Lawrenc
Claire No. 2, to Tennessee River; Robert
Moore, Cincinnati to Nashville; Mary
Houston from New Orleans. The river Is
rising steadily; feet inches in the canal,
and feet 2 inches on the falls. Weather
cloudy and mild. Business brisk.
CAIRO, Dec. L-Port LIST. L. McGTll,
50. Louis 10 New Orleans, Q p. m; Quick
step, Evansville packet, 10 y. m; Arthur,
New Orleans to St. Louis, a. m; Petrol,
New Orleans TO st. Louie, a. M; Pome-
cord, st. Louis to Mound City, 10 a. M.
Emma No. 8, CINCINNATI to New Orleans,
phis, noon Kate Kinney, New Orleans to
81. Louis l p m; Mountain Belle, st;
Louis to Red River, p. M. River rose 0
inches. Raining. Mercury 4So.
ST. LOUIS, December 4.--ArrIved st. Jo-
seph and Kate Kearney, Me mphis; A ndy |
j Johnson, Keokuk: w. b. Dance, Ka nsas |
ES,t city, vi J; LeTis, yic9ks6Tgrg; Novelty.
Louis, Memphis; MarceIla. Arkansas
still rising, and some of the upper streams
are swelling. The weather is mild, with
rain since p. a., with indications OF con-
tlnuiug all night.
FAsHvILLE, Dec. 4--Rtver rising, with 5 |
feet water on HarpetE Shoals. Weather
mild and cloudy. The Talisman departed
for Cairo.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 5. Weather cool and
rainy. River stationary. Port List--De-
sc. Louis; Rubicon,
VIcksburg.
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. l.--Port List--Arriv-
city of Alton, Kellogg and
Darges.
CAIRO, December 5.--Pors List Bradish
Louisville to New Orleans, o a.
n; Clara Scott, Evansville packet, 10 a.
M. Norman, Memphis to Evansville, IL
;. m.s Dictator. Mound City to st. Louis, 8
,. m.; Olive Branch. up, p. M; Strader,
Louisville to New Orleans, D. m; Lizzie
Sill, st. Louis to New Orleans. 10 D. M;
Forsyth, st. Louis to Vicksburg, 3 o. m.
3onaccord. Mound City to st. Louis, 3 p.
n; Belle Memphis, st. Louis to Mempht
p. M; Anna, st. Louis to Cincinnati, 5
,. m. River rose 80 inches. Weather
,toudy. Thermometer 40s.
NASHVILLE, December 5.-River rising,
With % feet on Harpeth Shoals. Heavy
aims last night. Weather to-day cloudy
ind wet. Arrtved-John Lumsden and
3urk from Cairo.
AMnS EN- EHTS.