The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-06

For Other River Items See Thtrd Pags.

The Only additional arrival last
night was the Sam. Orr, from East
port. The Pine Bluff to Grandview,
City Of Evansville TO Cairo. Evans
Vile to Bowling Green, and Norman
for Memph is, departed......The Pine
Bluff took out very good trip.........
The City Of Evansville had about all
she wanted on the water. She
was full of passeDgers.................
The Sam Orr came up with all the
freight she could stow and sWarmipg
with people. In her collision with
some hidden object near Shawnee
town bar on her last down trip, she
broke her timbers from the forward
to the after hatch on her larboard
side. but, strange to say, she took
scarcely any water. The timbers were
braced down, and the Orr made the
trip without causing any Inconvenience.
She will go on the dry dock to day
and be thoroughly overhauled...."...
The Bermuda came eff the docks on
Saturday evening in thorough repair
and will soon be ready for business.
........The Evansville took out a mag
Dificent trip. In addition to the mail,
she now carries the Adams Express
gods. and our cid reliable friend.
Charley NJ. Coleman. is running
as messenger. He says business
pans out well. .........................
Messrs.sHumphrey & Lewis are treat
Jog their fue wharf boat to a new coat
Of paint, and making her look like
neg institutioD.........Russ Ferguson,
with n. f. Carr & Co., left by the
Norman last night for an extended
tour through Southwestern Tennes-
see and Northern Mississippi. He is
q worthy young northumberland.
The Norman took out a very hand
some trip. and had large engagements
below. Among her passengers were
James NJ. McFaden aud family. VITO
go TO Paducah to gisit friends............
The Leonidas has paid of her crew
and lies up at Caseyville to await
rise. Her pilots arrived hero by the
Sam. Orr, en- route to Cincinnati......
We learn that a number Of our cit
liens. with their wives, will make
trip to Tennessee River to-day on the
Florence Lee~-....There we're no
signs of the Mary Miller or Idlewild
up to l O'Clock this morning...."The
river was still rising steadily up to
dark last night. It will probably
commence falling to day................ :.
The Belfast, with an immense barge
and big trip. and the Shannon, with
a barge aud a good trip. arrived at
1:30. en- route to New Orleans. The
Belfast is very large stern-wheeler,
and her pilots say she performs and
handles we'll. She is commanded by
Capt Sedan, with r. II. Kerr
aud Burt Fisher in the ofice-........
Mauffests.
Manifest OF the steamer Sam. Orr from
Eastport TO Evansville, September g..
A Shrader 10 hhds tobacco; + NJ Little
Al boxes soap: Samuel Orr & Co bars
iron ] deg a Co bdls sacks: Lyon Il
Machen bales broom corn, barrels -four,
rs barrels cement: w G Brown & Co box
es hardware goods ;Msrt1n, Gardner & CO
2 head cattle, i bales broom corn; Ragon,
Dicl<ey RagOn barrels potatoes: Well
don Bros q Co horse; Miller Gardner &
Co horse: VIM Aiken cask bacon j. |
R1hner 80 bags wheat; q MaGhee & Co |
boxes bsesWax, bags ginseng, Is bass |
rags; Scantlia & Son pes cane mill: q l
KraIE cane mill; & Miller ! pkg boots: 1
Flick & Go l lot ale boxes; ; b Mesker 4
cook stove.
nESHIPPIXG-
St Louts-ll rofIs leather.
Louisvtlie-cl bag peanuts, bale cotton, I
2 bales broom corn.
CiDcinnati-sO7 bags peanuts: bales
cotton.