The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-21


day........The Hartford went out full.
......The Pine Bluff and West Wind
had good trips........................
The Mary Davage's barges were well
loaded..........Thc Louisville arrived
about 7:3O with the foundation of a
good trip. She added some freight
here. and refused mere. the prices
not meeting the views of her officers.
1.-THE Mary Miller will be at the
wharf this morning. ready to receive
for New Orleans, and will leave to-
morrow evening..........The r. E. Lee
will be here about noon to-day en-
route for Louisville, and will be down
to- morrow evening en- route to New
Orleans......The New Natchez, which
lef New Orleans Saturday evening,
passed Memphis last evening, forty
eight hours out At the same rate of
speed she will set the stakes to Cairo
beyond the reach of all competition.
The Magenta passed Memphis yester
day...-....."The Mary Miller passed
Mt. Vernon at last night.........The
Tom Reese. with two large barges,
passed down yesterday Gfternoon......
At the meeting of the stockholders
of the Evansville, Cairo and Mem
phis Packet Company, held yester-
day, the following Directors were
elected: w. T. Nisbet. D. j. Mackey.
r. X. Dunkerson. John s. Hopkins.
of this city. and B. G. Brazelton, of
Paducah. The Directors subsequent
ly elected the following officers: w.
E. Nisbet, President; John s. Hop
kins, Treasurer; III. T. Dex-
ter, Superintendent. and Henry
M. Sweetser. Secretary.................
The Miuneola had not arrived at
midnight. having been detained by a
large number of coal boats in the
canal.....-...The Boaz. Ajax. Grand
Lake, Mary Ann. Hornet, Hercules.
and Dick Fulton. all powerful tow
boats, leave Louisville to-day, with
heavy tows of coal for the South......
Capt. VIM. Barrick, of Terre Haute.
a famous Wabash River pilot. arrived
in the city last night, and is at the
American.........Capt- Sam. Houston,
Supervising Inspector for the Sixth
Maritime District, was in the city
yesterday. aud left by the Quickstep
for Cairo, aud will return to Louis.
vile via Terre Eaute.........The Ida
May is now in the dry docks to be
heightened. She will be out this
week..........The Wild Cat, which was
supposed to have passed up Saturday
morning. passed up at midnight last
It was the Echo No. 2 that was mis-
taken for the Wild Cat Saturday
morning......".The Falls City cams
out of Green River yesterday, ant
proceeded directly to Louisville. hav
ing big trip for that port, and no
desiring to pay the double Wharfage
now being exacted by our wise Coun
cil......The Mary Miller arrived at
o'clock this morning from New Or
leans.
Mnm1festss
Manifest OF steamer Sam Orr, from Eass
| port to Evansville, June 20ths Capt. A
| Duncan bales cotton 10 dry hides; Bah
cock & Steele $3.50 feet of lbr; w r. Marsh
Co package mdse; II Joseph g. Co ! boz
mdse; Shultz Truman q Co l box hard
| Warer Cloud Aiken & Co paper pkg
| Clement White g. Co I pkg money: Jacol
Meyer & Bro 2 1853 feet lumb Der: Frick q q
Is ale boxes: Ragon Dickey q Carson pix
money: VIM Heilman 1 die cogs; Semo
| min Exon g. Co bales Cotton; James Gal
ley "A bags cotton yarn IL pkgs Irvine: N ]
] Carr q Co keg whisky: Preston q Co
| horse Q Armstrong kkg money.
RESHIPPIHG.
New A1bany-25 Tires pig iron.
| Louisv1Ile-25 tons pig iron tobacc'
roller 2 boxes sundries die shaft anC
wheels 2 weights bales cotton.
Cinctnnati-ll bales cotton.
| 1t, Louis-3 rolls leather.
New York-5 bales cotton % hhds TO
| bacco.