The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-17
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The Western horizon last evening
presented dark and hazy appearance
and the sun sunk to rest glowing as a
vast globe of fire, auguring rain ere
long.
The only additions we can make to
our arrivals and departures arc the
City of Evansville, from Newburg;
Quickstep. to Cairo; Clara Scott, to
Wabash River; Pine Bluff, to Grand
view; Idlewild. from Cairo; Mime
ola, Cincinnati to Memphis.
The City of Evansville returned
from Newburg a little after four
o'clock, with her precious freight of
humanity, ell loud in their express
sions of gratitude to Captain Dexter
for the delightful excursion and un-
stinted hospitality he had extended
to them. Over two hundred persons
participated in the days enjoyment.
.........The City of Evansville arrived
at Newburg closer 10 the Tarascon
than when she left, proving herself
the peer in speed. as she is in ele-
CANT appointments, to any of the
lower Ohio River paekets.........The
Quickstep took out fair trip of
freight and people.........The Clara
Scott was as deep as she dared load.
1.-THE Pine Bluff and Fayette took
out unusually good trips.........The
Mary Miller was gathering up an ex-
cellent cargo Among other items Of
freight were $50 hhds. tobacco, 1000
bbls -four and 5000 sacks corn. She
will be able to go out of the river as
deep as she can swim......A dispatch
from Captain James A. Lusk an
nounces that the steamer Louisville
would leave Louisville positively last
evening, and will be here this even
ing, en- route to New Orleans--.....
Capt. A. 7. Gilmore. of the Louisville
and Henderson Mail Line, dispatches
us that the Morning Star was unable
to cross the falls yesterday, and Will
consequently leave this evening for
Evansville and Henderson, and be
here as usual on Wednesdsy.......The
Idlewild came in at 10 PM, with an
excellent trip of freight and people,
as will be seen by her manifest below.
1.-THE Mary Miller was still tax
ing freight at II PM. She would get
off before morning.........The Hart
ford did not arrive till near midnight.
She will return to Green River early
to day.........,.The Magenta passed
Newburgh early yesterday afternoon,
but had not arrived at midnight.....
The Minneola arrived at midnight,
with big trip.......-A towboat, with
heavy tow, landed below the wharf.
1.-The Grand Lake, with tow Of
empty barges, passed up at 1890 this
morning, and a boat with a barge,
probably the J. II. Groesbeck, passed
down......The r. G. Gray and Ma
genta had not arrived at l AN
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The great
passenger steamer Louisville will
leave here this afternoon for New
Orleans and all way ports, having
first class passenger accommodations,
and being in charge of experienced,
popular and competent officers. Her
Captain is that eminent commander,
Jas. A. Lusk, and Mr.. j. L. Eagon,
gentleman of fine culture and excel
lent social qualities, is her chief
clerk.
Manifest of the steamer Clara Scott, from
Wabash River, May l6;
10 5 ~ Iacob meveSs ~ Bpo d ho1T
bdls sash: Niblsck Verhod. 80 bags OF
wheat; Reitz & Haney, pieces machin-
cry; Cohn Il Wild, cow and calf: w
Brown & Co, 3 bbis eggs, 80 bbls flour, 3
bags rags, 2 bags dried peaches.
Put OF at MI. Vernon-IZ9 bbls -four, 1913
HendeTson-IsO bbIs -four.
Manifest of steamer sam Orr from East
port 10 Evansville. May IS, 1870.
n. f. Carr & CO.'S empty bbls. 4 empty
kegs; w. u Brown CO, l23 bdls lumber:
Clement, White co, 2 bales cotton; RAJ
gon, Dickey q Carson, Dbl tar, L coil rope;
James Oakley, IA bags cotton yarn; A. j.
Duncan bale cotton; samuel Orr q co,
bdls old iron, lot loose iron; Wilhelmf
& Frick, 1S ale boxes; John n. Rocker. 3
cypress poles; Jacob Meyer d Bro, 1900
fI lumber; j. 4 ID. Holman, bales cotton.
empty half Dbls. empty 10 gal Kegs,
pkgs ragf; Topf, Long q co, box leather;
Weldon Bros q 90. bids tobacco bales
cotton; ~ =. Ford, II hbds tobacco; Mar
tin, Gardner q 90, 2 bafes cotton, Ind TO-
bacco; Mackey, Nesbit & Co, 10 bales cot
ton.
For LOuisvlIe-2 bales cotton, q pcs
potters.
uea nuts.
For Philadelphia bales cotton.
For Mount Adams. White Rtver-1 box
bacon.
Manifest Of the steamer Idlswild, from
Cairo, May II:
A < shrader, so hhds tobacco: q W
French, 1 hogshead tobacco; VIM q
Brown & Co, u hogshogs tobacco; W s
Ford, hogshead tobacco; Martin, Gard
& Co, l bale gbeetipg; g Armstrong, L
wash stand, l table; VIM Holman, cyl
inder, rock shaft, eccentric, eccentric
rod, L eccentric yoke, l pump. stem cap
and guide; Kratz & Co, box castings; II
4 Biount ploWs; StockwelLa a. Co, bags
rags: L g. ID Heiman, l box eggs: s Fray
ser. Al EN- pty half bbls, dry hides; Geo T
Chandler,7 bags feathers, dry hides, 2
boxes eggs, kegs do; II Ayres, q bbls of
whisky; Calm a Co, 10 bbls whisky; Mark
Warren & Co, box glassware; w U Tur-
mock, soda fount.
EESHIPPINd.
Oweusboro-1 bbi whisky.
New Albany-9 bbls scrap iron.
IOutsViiIe-5 hhds tobacco.
Cinein nati-4 hhds tobacco, l lot moving
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