The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-29
REV &C. II n & ~ 8
F1r Other Ri, er Iee,ns see Third Foge

The weather gave manifestations OF ar
approaching change. Light sparse CLOUDS
passed during the day, and in the evening
a dense black bank of clouds hung N the
west-northwest, while the temperature
was growing colder.
There were no additional arrivals up 10
a late lou last night, except the ONE sui
Ivan. from Tennessee River. fayetIe' 1or
Cairo; Alaska, for New Orleahsi RoSe
Hite. for Louisville; z. G. Gray IoE ST
Loufs. and Alpha. for Nashville, departed.
The Alaska continued to take freight TIL
near O'Clock n after coaling departed,
6ra wing over nine and q half feet. She
received from W. g. BroWn & Co., 10 bar
reIg pork, 165 casks pork, 90 tierces lard, 200
barrels -four and meal; from Humphrey,
Lewis Co. 500 sacks oats and 100 barrels
-four, If she had had room h could have
had as much more..-..The Fayette took
out a magnificent trip of freight and an
extraordinary crowd OF passengers-......
The Alpha was receiving a splendid trip.
She received from Lyon & Machen 263
bales hay. and from the wholesale mer-
chants generally vast quantities Of mer-
chandlse OF all kinds. She was still
having freight hauled Gown at ten
O'Clock last night-.~..-.- The Rose
Hlte had q fair packet trip in and out"."-..
The r. c. Gray was over two hours dis
charging her freight here..~-.The ollie
Sullivan arrived at 9:i5 last night, with g
fine trip. Her anffes is published be-
low.-~..We regret to inc J. V. Throop IN
bed and quite Ill. He was out in the cold
for several hours, on Thursday, while h
cabin was being transferred from the
Romeo to the new hull. and tool a violent
cold. Yesterday morning he had
a severe chill. and was se;i-
ously i'll all day. He Wss better in the
evening, and his symptoms were favor
able. ......Capt. Gus. Fowler is in the city
en- route to Jacksonville to superintend
the completion of the new Evansville and
Cairo packet now being built by Howard.
.....~-Among the passengers by the Fay
cite, yesterday, were Geo. Foster and wife,
ofth house of Foster, GWyn & Co, of New
York and New Orleans, en- route to New
Orleans, where they spend the Winter.
~......Captain Northern is pushing forward
the repairs OF The Armada with much en-
ergy, and she is beginning to assume form
and shape~~.~.Humphrey, Lewis & Co.
ship by toe Norman this morning ore
hundred and twenty tons to Cincinnati,
including 700 sacks ear corn, 1855 pieces
bulk meat, and 2I7 packages scrap iron
and sundries. w. q. Brown q Co. have
CAoO q AEzA aA&ANANg III OAACAA1udAl ALE1AltsH
1.-The Norman Will have a good trip
out. She deserves it.....~.Tho Evansville,
in order TO Accommodate certain parties
coming down on the Fails City on Mon
day, lies over till Monday...~.The Ollie
Sullivan returns to Tennessee River to-
day, positively".---The MIlbrey viii on
Monday enter the Evansville and Mem
phis trade-."-.".The EdInburg, fully re-
paired, leaves Cincinnati for Evansville
this evening"---.She VIII leave here on
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock An. Fer Off
GERS are among the most accom-
plished gentlemen in the service-......
The weather was peculiar last night, and
promiscuous. At 8 O'Clock two
thirds of the Heavens were clear and
studded with bright stare. At sthe whole
Heavens was overcast with clouds. At IL
the sky was again clear, aud at ? An. it
was denseIy cloudy, with a violent wind
from the East, with strong prospects Of a
violent q o storm.-.".TWo boats passed
up during the night without landing....A
boat with an immense tow passed down
at 2 o'clock this morning.
EEanffesGs.
OLLIE SULLIvAN.-FIorerce to Evans
Vile, January Is, 1870.
Cincinnati-W. G Brown & Co, $50 bags
peanuts, . bales oNon.
LoufsViIIe-W q Brown & Co. 2 bales of
cotton.
New York-Patrick, 4 bales of cotton.
EvansVille-Henry White, Il bales COT
ton, 4 bags rags. 3 bbls iron, 1 box furs, l
box eggs, 4 dry hides, 1 coop chickens,
coop turkeys. Weldon Bros & Co, 5 bales
l bag feathers. Martin, Gardner q
rbale cotton. Mackey, Nesb1t & Co. 2
bales cotton. r, DIS Co, 1 bdI fur skins.
Roach q Torian, L Kill fur skins. 2 bags
fruit. Haskins, 1900 hoop poles.
WAY FREIGHT.
Paducah-W Al Z, l box household goods.
A p q, 8 c~uthroatars, l lot pIows, 95 pieces.
50 bags corn, ? hhds tobaccO, 20 Gons iron.
Mt. Vernon-5S4 hays corn.