The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05


City of Evansville passed up. She
also brought up barge to the Leoni.
das. which is awaiting a rise at Casey.
ville......The City of Evansville had
a clever trip......The Tarascon had a
large amount of freight for reship-
mens below by the City of
Evansville to-dsy............. .........
The Evansville brought a splendid
trip from Green River, including
some 80 hhds tobacco and a large
quantity of wheat, slaves, &c, and a
a crowd of people............The Mollie
Moore arrived between 8 and 10
O'clock, with stupendous load, about
800 tons. She added largely here. in
Guiding lot Of sheep. The Mollie
Moore was built by Capt. George D
Moore. at Pittsburg, as freight boat
and is an excellent one. She was
only drawing little over 4 feet She
has cabin only for her officers. She
is commanded by Captain George d
Moore, with Captain Ike Whitaker
in the ofice.........Hundreds of peo-
pie visited the Florence Lee .yester-
day, and all admired her. One lady
after a careful view, pronounced her "a
perfect little palace of a steamboat" =.
We direct attention to the card of
W. G. Brown & Co, which will be
found elsewhere. These gentlemen.
who are we'll and favorably known to
all steamboatmen, have opened first
class boat.store on the corner of Water
and Sycamore Streets, and solicit
share of tho steamboat PATRONAGE
and that of the public generally:
Their stock is large and fresh, having
been selected with great care. Capt.
lobe Hurt. a gentleman who has had
large experience 10 the business, has
charge of the concern. and will wait
on steamboats, at ell hours, day aud
night. We cordially commend them
to our steamboat friends, and wish
them success in their enterprise......
Captain r.. M. Sweetser, Secretary of
the Evansville. Cairo and Memphis
Packet Company, arrived at home on
Saturday night, from his trip of
pleasure and business. to the East,
looking extremely we'll. His many
friends in maritime circles will be
pleased to meet him 10 such good
condition.........The Jennie Howell
arrived at 11:30 last night, drawing
nearly 4 feet. She did nothing here.
She reports Belfast's barge aground
on the falls, and that the Anna's barge
did not get over the falls on Saturday
night............The Shannon left Lou
isville Saturday night............FIeight
rates the present week By the packets
are as follows:
/ MEMPHIS AND POINTS BELOW CoITTK nus.
Flour: potatoes. spples and all dry. bar
rels, SOC; pork, Zoe; eggs per barrel: 81 per
dozen, NC; whisky, 81 70; b y, per ton,
| u 60; chickens. per dozen, Csc; turkies,
mules, per head. IS 90; cattle. per head,
| IS %: nogs, per head, HOO: sheep, per head
l soc; furniture, 2 card; bacon and heavy
Il
ware. &C lIsht, 40c; groceries, way points
| 40Q950c; corn, 2tc; Oat-, soc: stock and M en-
with stock in charge, one half regular
| fare.
COMMUNICATING above the local
| card aLes.
NEW ORLEANS AND Points BELOW Mem
| PHI5.- Flour, apples, potatoes, and all dry
81 IS; hay, $40; chickens, ST.; turkeys, 81 Is
| horses, $40; mules, IS; furniture, beard
htobaccO, f6 go; bacon and heavy pound
oil
and light, 60c; groceries, way points, 90
and 75c; corn 40c; oats, 45c; hogs, e
with stock in charge, haif the regular fare
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR MEMPHIS. The feet aud ele-
CANT steamer Norman, will leave for
Memphis and all way ports at 4 PM.
to day. aud has luxurious accom-
modations for passengers. She has
just been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished. Capt. Kennedy is in com
maud, and is a safe. prudent and &C
commodating officer. Law. Morris, a
gentleman of experience and fine So
cial qualities. has charge Of the Office
and will assist Capt. Kennedy in rem
dering passengers comfortable. John
Willard is her attentive and accurate
freight clerk.
For CAIRO AND MEMPHIS. The
beautiful Aunl will DO down to-day
en- route to Memphis, in charge o.
those experienced and popular eff
GERS. Capt. Frank Stein and Alex
Power, of the Robert Burns. The
Anna has elegant passenger accom-.
modations, and her officers are the
peers of any in commission.
Manifesds.
Manifest OF the steamer IdIewild, from
Cairo to Evansville, Sept. Sd:
z shrader Is hhds tobacco; SemoniT
Dixon q Co box B & y; ] & ] q Smith
/ box mill picks; Baird & start II bags rye
Mr. DlcKy horse: q q NIblach Il Co bun
die bags; Stetnback Wach & Co 16 dr.
nides. green do; Schaefer Gruen q KEN
RESHIPMENT.
New Albany bbls scrap iron.
. LOUISVILLE hhds tobacco, 4 Tile moulds
oil and varnish cans.
Manifest OF the steamer City OF Evans
vile, from Cairo to Evansville, SePtem
Der 4Gh, 1870:
Cloud, Akin & Co., bxs drugs: LeIcl
Lemcks 70 bxS drugs; Charles Niele q
Co, box sausage; Henke & Lemcke, bg
Mooli " M. Heiimaus>l cast wheel; 5hultz
kknuLnan q Cos cylinder: A. Cam oerts;
ogs rags; IglehaTt Bros ,3I7 bgs wheat; q
u W. French, hhds tobacco.
RESHIPMENT.
Mauckport.-Carvfn & Sherman, s. By
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