The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-07

\ Claire had very fair trip........The Legal
Tender had 700 bales cotton and but little
else. Shereturns TO Cairo and Memphis at
4 PM. to-day Indiana and r. c.
Gray arrived at O'Clock. The Indiana
had go head Texas cattle and much other
freight. She was full of people. Among
her passengers were Drs. johnson and Rea,
the Great Medicines of the fil-starred
richmond; also, Bill Vischer-he of the
Headlight. Capt. Reub. Z. Neal went
through by rail- from Cairo, and Charley
Miller was in command. He was anxious
to rssbip, but was unable to do so, else he
would have again vexed the righteous ~
soul of the New Albany Ledger man by
loading at Evansville. She will probably
leave Louisville or Portland rather
as soon as she discharges and come here
ana commence her trip........The Strader
can clean up all the freight the Long
worth leaves around the falls at Louis
WIFE, and It's subuTb5........The r.. @. Gray
had zOO tons Tor Cincinnati and way points
ana 10 tons for Pittsburg. ........The Cres-
cent City brought 1900 sacks of wheat from
White River. She returns to that classic
stream at Pm. to-day........The Indiana
was offered full load at Cairo and below.
and at better rates than she can get at
Louisville or even here, and the Illinois
Central Railroad offered to transport her
cattle to Sandoval free of charge, but the
owner would not consent to ship by rail-
We suspect he lives at Louisville or New
Albany 1--WE direct attention TO the
Quickstep's notice of unclaimed freight.
The Rapidan No. had not arrived at mid
night. She Will no doubt be found at the
wharf this morning, and will leave this
evening. former felIow-citizen,
Dan. Weaver. is pilot on the Leonidas,
which passed up Saturday night......-..Bllly
Bryant, OF the great Indiana, has our
thanks for his courtesy. Rapidan
Eo. arrived at 1 o'clock AM, with a stav- |
ing trip.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For WABASH RIVER. - The excellent |
Clara Scott viii leave at P. NJ. to-day fol |
Mt. Carmel and all way ports. in charge OF |
those popular young gentlemen, Captain |
Frank Collins and Marsh. WaIthaI.
For PETERsBURG.-The Crescent City |
leaves at PM. for Petersburgh, Capt. Gus.
Start commanding, and A. L Ashley Ia
the office.
For NEW oRLEANs.-The lone tree
steamer, Carrie V. Kountz, viii be here
early this morning. wanting freight for
New Orleans. She is new steamer, with
great capacity and fine accommodations.
Capt ]. e. VanhoOk, a gentleman of vast
experience, is her commander. and Mr..
Rogers is her clerk.
MANIFEsr of Steamer Quickstep from /
Cairo to Evansville, February g, 1S7O-A |
Gumberts, box mdse; r K Dunkerson d /
Co, hhds tobacco; Raglan, Dickey & Car
son, coil rope: w $ Ford, l hid tobacco. |
Geo | Bliss, 8 bbis scrap iron, 3 pieces do: |
s Z Gilbert q Co, bxs sundrtes, hf bbs |
whisky, 3 kegs do; A McElrOy head OF /
cattle, 10 head OF hogs, l hid tobacco.
FOR RE SHIPMENT.
To New Aibany-James Laughlin, 8 bdls |
spokes, Is do. felIoes, do. shafts 1 do cir |
cles, do pales;J II Marshal, bxs spOkes, /
8 bdls do, II do fenoes, 4 do. shafts l do. !
pales, do. cifcles, do. hubs, 8 do. bows.
To Louisville-Smith & Milton, kegs /
nuts, 2 bXs do; Clover & Co. hogsheads |
tobacco.
To MISUNDERSTANDING Gale & Co, half |
Dbl nuts; J Grove,g22 herd cattle: Mr. Per-
kins, q head hogs, l ste sr: Jack Hudson,
head cattle; r Spaldlng, 10 do do; Robert
son e. Bro, 81 90 do, I24 head cattle.