The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-07
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There were no additional arrivals
up to midnight last, except the Pine
Bluff, from Ca%nnclton, and Quicks-
step, from Cairo; Alaska, New Or
leans to Cincinnati.
The Sam Orr, for Cairo. Mallie
Ragon for Nashville and the Morning
Star for Louisville. departed. The
Sam Orr and Mallio Ragon took out
excellent trips, and the latter had en-
gagements for LOO bags of corn be-
low, which woald completely gil her
out..,"...We had tho pleasure Of a
call last evening from Capt. Beasley,
of st. Louis, father of Capt. Will
Beasley, formerly of the steamer Will
S. Hays. and well and favorably
known to many Of our citizens. lie
came here to look for a steamer for
the Memphis aud Arkansas River
Line, in which he is interested.
...."...The Quickstep came in at $3.50
last night with a moderate freight, but
full of people. She has made rail
road time on the round trip. She met
the City of Evansville at Rosa Claire,
also making good time. We expect
her in before NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dougherty, clerk of the Morning
Star, stopped off at Tell City, to go
hunting. Whether deer or turkey
was the game sought, u inform
ant could not say positively".......
The Pine Bluff brought in 10 hhds
tobacco, $4,000 shingles, IS bales of
hay, 10000 hoop-poles and agreat va
riety miscellaneous.........The Alaska
arrived at 10 o'clock last night. with
a splendid trip, en- route to Cincinnati.
.........The City of Evansville arrived
at Cairo at 3 PM, yesterday. We
look for her carly tonight.
BOaLs Leaving Toby.
FoR CANNELToN.-The fine stoAnaor
| Pine duff VIII leave promptly at IL
A. N. to-day, for Cannelton and all
way landings, having pleasant passen-
ger appointments. Capt. Lafayette
Elder and John A. Adams, two gen.
tlemen noted for their polite attention
to passengers, are her chief officers,
They give especial attention to way
business.
Manifest of steamer Qutekstep, from
Cairo to Evansville, April q, 1870:
X Dunkerson 81 Co IS ba!es cotton: w.
s.. Ford, ? hhdst tobacco; &c . Smith 2 cribs
/ I hnnHha E1nfQs Sam IN IlfXnn II 10 I hhi
dried apples: IL dry hides Ideer do; w 9
Brown q Co 2 boxes h h goods; l chest do
l trunk goods; 2 hhds tobacco: RagoT
DicRey & Carson Il barrel clovee seed
VIM Heiiman 1 saw l roll hair cloth
Chas Viele q Co bags feathers; Preto
.fe R~ESHIPPIEG.
Louisville. -Prlchett Warehouse 8 hhdi
tobacco.
P~atriot.-John Watts 10000 shingles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q Lockwood 7 dry
hides II sacks glue l half Dbl green hides
l bblT grease.
River Dispatches.
P~ITTsBURG, April 6.-Monongahoia j
feet . inches and falling. Allegheny /
feet 5 inches At Greensboro Oh feet ant
falling. At ~BrownsvilIe z feet 3 tnche
and falling slowly. There has been no ar
rivals except the Belle from Wheeling
The Messenger for Missouri River, and tia
Glasgow for New Orleans are
LOUISVILLE, April o. - Arrived j. II
Groesbeck from Now Orleans: Argos,
from st. Louis; Robert Burns from Mem
phts; IN fIom Cincinnati. Depart
ed. IL. Groegbeck for Cincinnati: ArgO
sy for Pittsburgh; Robert Burns Tor Gin
cinnati: Shamrock for st. Louis. Rive
1 falliug,2I feet; water 10 feet in chute, witt
D IG6 feet space under the bridge. and 81 fee
. In canal; weather clear and pleasant.
C-IHCINNATI, April G.-River about sta
tionary, With Al feet 9 inches in thehc char
mel, and 81 feet q inches space under tn
bridge. Arrived. w. Garrett, Wheeling
Kate Putnam, New Orleans; Reserve, ST
Louis. Departed st. Marys, Plttsburg
| Morn an ENu ngUfIfas Gnray NTa1HrrfTfC
Silver Moon, Memphis.
C~INCINNATI, April G.-The river has fall
D en- Ia inches. with Al feet @ inches In Tia
channel. Weather clear; thermometer 0
6Io.
CAIRO, April 6-Port IIst-BeIle Men
phts, Memphis to st. Louis, midnight
g Shark, New Orleans to St. Louis. 6 a. NJ
q Silver Stray, Cincinnati to New Orleans,
= PM; Marble City, St-Louis to Vicksburg,
e City of Evansville, Evansville packet, ;
Thompson Dean, New Orleans to S
Louis, 4: Mary Miller, Evansville to Me-
Orleans, Il: Storm, Memphis to st. Loui
z. River rose 6 inches. Clear. Mercury 81
NASHVILLE, April 6.-The river ros
- considerably last night, bat
falling today l0h feet on Harpeth ShoRl
Cumberland. Departed-John Lumsdel
Cairo; Robert Moore, Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE, April 9.-River rose eonsIC
erably last night, but c. mmenced faIlfu
i to-day, with 10 feet 8 inches on Harpet
J. shoals. Weather clear and pleasant. Al
rived-Robert Moore, Cincinnati. Dspaf
e ed-Robert Moore, Cincinnati.
e ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Arrived-Ilinot
/ Peoria Rob Roy. Keokuk; Antelope, Ne
Orleans: Ironsldes, Cairo; h. NJ. Hhrev,
Red River. Observation-Disclosures n
New Orleans; Illinois, PEORIA; Rob Ro,
Keokuk; Dance, Kansas city; Chanpioi
Cincinnati; Dubuque, st. Paul; Autelop
Dubuque; Robb and Florence, Ilino
h River; Friendship, Cairo: City OF Cair
I Memphis. River still rising. Weatht
1. clear and very fine,
st MrnrpuTs- Aprfl g-Clear and NO.,
J. RIVER rising fast. Arrived f: sam. J. Hal
; from Cincinnati. Departed: Minneol
Y. with 600 bales of cotton, TO CIncinnat
Grand E:a, to New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG. April Cup, Nick Longwort
and Paultre Carroll. River rising. Gle
and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, April G-ArrIved: Rot
e. Lee. Departed: olive Branch, Z. '
Strader aud Church.
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