The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-13

I NMtaA AAaH
When ID tho vicinity oil Ga
House, the Areosy's shaft brote. rnH
she will have 10 lay By hero until. hn
gets new ono. She is unlor n
| On her last trip, several woek eo
she collidcd with q t0Wboat nud HaH
a portion Of her guards torn 0T. su.T
was otherwise 10 urod. Captain i. =.
/ Conway, recently Of tho Wamuffn
has a new boat under contract. Ca8-
tain Sam. Shuman is here. lilo con
templates bringing tho L0renf
! Cincinnati 10 load for Now 0Iuaur.
The Ii. q. YcaRor, @ bigger boat aan
either the Kyle On Bodman. wi d6.
part for New Orleans tomorrow.
Com. kounfz IS anxious 40 geo Hcr
/ over the falls on the present ar
/ Business on the landing % fair
The Gazette says:
Captain -. nj. Wade will MOO qu.f
the United States, ia the L0r Vi..e
trade, to-day, ashorel0lOro announced.
We will give notice when the berth ID
open, and also when 10 is taken
Captain q. q. Poaroe, Of The .-e.
Mail Line, leaves for New York this
evening, 20 be gone q week
The Commercial Of Sunday Says
Business was active nl0ne hc
levee yesterday, this important th8I
oughiarc presenting n lively appear
ance, owing 10 the arrival OF ihl feel.
Of steamers from below Che Fails.
Captain Frank u Bachelor haa n-
gagged o full cargo for the Edinburgh.
and returns 20 New Orleans to-mar.
rOW-tho first steamer leaving in thl
Southwestern transportation Bal.
loon Line" Captain Darragh ii aia1
picking up hne trip for Wise New
Orleans Packet Co.'s steamer EeIIa
Vernon, also announced 20 der
morrow. Engagements were
81 20 for whisky. 81 % for por H
45GD50c per 100 for bacon and
pound lots. Way lots are take
advance of 25c.
The Wauanila. from Podland. ana
Wicks, from So. Louis. arrived nf
New Orleans on Friday.
The Edinburgh has made.ciRh tIua
TO New Orleans since last March WHOM
Captain Bachelor purchased her and
be intends TO keep her moving lively
during the present season.
There was considerable akmHh-
ing at Nashville, on THURSDAY ta-
tween the owners of the Umpire rnd
Captains CoTbett and Egan who
ed $1,000 cash for the boat Iha
Commodore declined, asking 10u-
siderable advance.
The sale Of the II. w. stra6er he's
not yet been cOnaummatCd.
Captain Adams viii depart i0I Five
ansVllle on Tuesday, with biz SOW
purchase, the Mary Ament. Tt haie
Henderson takes her place III th1
Chic trade on Monday.
LoUIsvMLE.-The Couier-J 5uHol
Of Saturday says:
Mr.. Dick Ballard. the clever and
courteous pilot of tho steamer l8a
Claire No 2, was married at Huak-
port, Indiana, recently, 90 Miss hmmn
Brandenburgh. We hope lr 1aV
steer his domestic craft dow lIaa
stream, both in fog or sunshine.
without ever striking q bar.
One Of the bargeg chartered 0V lHa
MOllie Ebert to be used ID tightening
her over the Falls, while deBoonaIng
below the bridge, swung aluHf
against the reef and grounded. at 5lo
same time knookinga hole iD heI Wa
could not get any reliable Information
as TO the extent OF tho damage A
barge was sent down late yesterday
evening te tighten her.
The Belle Of Texas is the namC a.
lected for Captain Frank Marulta.a
new side-Wheel b0ati0r tho Galveston
trade now approaching compla4arrt
Pittsburg.
Captain James M. White viii IeaFl
bv rail this evening for New Or|oHr
He will retdrn the latter part 1eKt
week to superin.ond the completion
OF the Katie.
Tken Capt. White did not name hI8
BOAT Lady Leo, 81 the patriotic Hn
gestion Of sundry river editor Iu
this. Capt. White manifeats faf moro
sense and good judgment than bio adj
visers.
ST. LoUB-Tho Dm0crqt af SEQ.
urday says:
Weather IS delightful everybody i8
with it But we h0aF COM.
plants Of busiuoBs-lhat ~ a ddIL
Comparatively If i8 so, but 10 should
be remembered that the season FL
winter, and what do VIC goCf Two
lines of steamers and one line 1f lowe
boats receiving freight daily and Ha-
iusinR freight for New Orioana. Ale
so steamers daily loading ial Hdl
River, Ouachita River and the Arsun-
sas, and getting all they want There
Is also tho daily line uortht
KeOkuk, and lines 30 Grafton and Ha.
pies, besides several Independent
boats busilg engaged. This exhibit
ought 20 be satisfactory, and u a0
to a majority Of our people. lFen l8-
day there will be twelve steam boat 90.
partures from this point, every ono
with good cargo. The Ii hero
fell two inches yesterday. ITO Cairo
six feet water; 10 keokuk -four leot
The Utah Is a solemn boat. owing
to the names Of two Of her CHCor
Graves and Coffin.
Mr.. o. w. Coffin, mate Of tao Utah,
was married on Thursday civ aE iu
this city 10 Miss josephine Neville
Of Richmond, Va. Mr.. dugB oils
oiating In an hOnOrod capacity Th
make a voyage on the Utah. wish
Mr.. and Mrs Coffin all tho haDp.ue
imaginable, and many little coHna.
Graves will be On hand TO render tll
trip agreeable.
That sounds ike q funeral tIrgs
GhnnT. ETaW. ETC.