The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-28

ct trip.-"....The Edinburgh was pref
ty well loaded, and received an order
here for 1000 bags Of corn below.......
The Altoona had a very handsome
trip, being pretty full Of freight, and
having 80 passengers, upon arriving
here. She added here 5 horses. Q
wagons and other freight, and Is or
20 psssengers.........The Tarascon had
an ordinary packet trip.........The
Pine Bluff brought in several hhd's
tobacco, and other freight.........The
Fayette came up as usual, Saturday
night and leaves for Henderson at
l o'clock, this morning promptly.......
The Evansville, Saturday evening,
took out a magnificent trip.......Capt.
Frask Y. Bachelor and Capt. j.
Lawrence Carter, Of the E~dinburg,
were looking as fine as silk yesterday.
1.-The West Wind leaves for
Eastport, and the Hartford for Little
Wabash river to-day......The p. w.
Strader viii be down this morning
for New Orleans, and the Robt. Burns
for Memphis.........The LeClaire aud
Spray arrived about 103 o'clock. Tbs
LeClaire had q medium trip, chiefly
picked up by the way, as Louisville
had nothing to ship..."-..The Spray
had a fair trip, but had plenty Of
room Cor more. She discharged here
2 hogsheads of tobacco and 40 sheets
of boiler iron, and added a small
quantity.--....A towboat with q large
tow passed down at IL P.M.."r~".....
BY our dispatches this morning IL will
be seen that the rain has extended to
the head of the hollow, and the river
is rising fast at Cincinnati and Pitts
burg. Ii will be rising rapidly here
by tonight or to-morrow...........At
103 o'clock last night the sky was per-
fectly clear and beautifully lighted up
with brilliant sparkling stars. The
mercury had fallen to AZ.
boats Leaving To-day.
For LITTLE WABASH RIVER
The new and elegant steamer Hart
ford will leave for Carmi and all way
ports at 3 P. NJ, to-day. and has
pleasant passenger accommodations.
Capt. Joe. McReynolds is in com
mand and VIM. Liter. is her clerk.
Both are pleasant and gentlemanly
officers.
For NEW ORLEANS. - The re-
nowned p. w. Strader will be
here to day, en- route to New Orleans,
and is one ef the most pleasant ead
best regulated steamboats, that lands
here. Captain Albert Stein is her
distinguished commander, and Mr..
Abernethy is her excellent clerk.
ManIfesis.
Manifest OF the steamer Sam Orr, from
Cairo, March 20. 1870;
spokes; Lyon a MacheD, AZ brls potatoes;
& Nlele & Co. q bags rags Hall n olive, 81
bales cotton I hid tobacco; l. RuGner fir
Co, z brl suDdries. 2 bags barley pieces
pig-tron, 2 dry hides: A II Shrador, 2 hid
tobacco; II X Dunherson, 30 hid tobacco;
I ANAlaNAAAG 1gAA ~ W. ~ RHEIA AANNNA-
ker, Tilman a. co, ] box; A Refs, ~ dry
hides, II green hides: S%teinbaeE, WacE d
90 0 green hides, IL dry dittOs Young,
Stout a Smith, / box mdse; A a SlmmA, 4
lot household goods.
R-EEHIPMENT.
CanneltOn-l trunk,
Louisville, Ky.-25 bags oats, u bdia
spokes.
Florence, Ind head OF cattle, 2 sacks
~sundries.
Manifest OF steamer Quickstep, from
Cairo TO Evansville, March %:
Evansvllle-k X DunkersOm a 90. l9
hhds tobacco; W 3 Ford, 1 hid tobacco
Topf, Long g. Co, s bdles collars; q Miller
& Co, 3 bdies paper; Sam Orr " Go, % bdles
gpokes, 4 bdles fellows; Cook u Rice, kep
beer: NJ Stumpf, Is kegs beer; Mickey,
Nlsbet q Co, l bale cotton; Martin, Gard
ner q Co, 4 w rags, 0dry hides, 4 paper
package; John Iviuson, ! boz copper,
Fred Kahn, 2l,500 shingles; Dr. Flagler,
buEgV aud horse; q i Bliss. 8
bbls old iron, I box brass. Jaqueaa,
Hudspeth a. 20. I bundl merchandise
ThOs rcantlin q Go 2 cook stoves and fix
lures 4 pillow ID b Graham 4 chest: Chaa
Babcock g. 20 bdl saddle trees; Owner on
board 80 sacks potatoes: Steamer Pine
Bluff 3 pieces castings; VIM. HellmHn 10
bbls Jour i piece copper.
K~E9HIPPIEG.
LiVermOre-W II A mBtrOng / box drugs.
Ow~ensbOro-J II Thompson / box peonnR.
Louisville-J Pratt Il 20 8 bhds tobacco
Ronald q Bro 2 hhds tobacco.