The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-01
RIVER WIS
For 0her RtUer Items See zhtTd Rage.

The weather became Indictment last
evening, and a Light rain with considera-
BILE wind from the northwest, set in about
6 o'clock, with indlcst ons OF a foul night.
ArriYed-Rapidan No. 2, from Passport.
There were no additional arrivals up to a
late hour, and nothing due..--.The Quick
step, for Cairo, aud Tarascon for Louis
Vile, departed the former with a first rate
trip, and the latter with a fair trip ......
Captain Gus. Dusouchet did not get away
for Louisville, as he expected on Wednes-
day evening. Capt. Gilbert went alone......
We saw, last evening, at the stove store
OF Thomas Scantlin 4 Co., the new stove
for the ladies' cabin Of the steamer Idle
wild, which, beyond all question, sur
passes in unique beauty every thing OF the
Kind we ever saw, and we are assured
that its heating qualities and cheap
ness in the use OF fuel Is u~nequaIIed.
The base Is like that of an ordinary can
non stove, with the upper section perfora-
led and supplied with plates of transpaT-
emit mica. Above the cannon Is a large
drum with six outside pipes, through
which the flame and smoke passes, by In
tricate laDyrinths, to the pipe, with a
vent in front, by which oxygen is sue
piled, and even much Of the
smoke is consumed, giving great
economy in the use Of fuel. The drum,
which IL handsomely ornamented with
brass bands, IL s~urmountsd by a beautiful
brass urn. The lateral tubes are also or
namented with brass rings and brass
points above ana below. The stove pipe
is copper jolntcd, the whole adair constl-
TUT & the haudsomest aud most unique
stove ever invented. II Is called Scant-
Inns a and smoke burner, and promises
10 become highly popular. 1t will be on
exhibition to-day, IN front of Ma bic
Hail. .......T The Mary Miller VIII commence
resolving TIA. S morning for New Orleans,
aud oil way points, and III leave posi-
lively on Saturday.~~-............... ....-.........
The Rapidan No. 2, arrived at midnight
with a magnificent trip, including over
300 bales of cotton and much mIsceiIa-
neous freight. she also brought large or
ders Inc Is merchants, most OF them
heavy buyers. Capt. Lee Howell stopped
of at Tuseumbia to Tecuperate his health,
and Uncle Dick Is in and IS
equal TO h emergency. The Rapidan
leaves for Tennessee River positively his
evening.
Goats Leaving Toby.
FoR MI. CARMEL.-The nov and excel
lent propeller Crescent City will leave at
4 P. NJ. to-day for Mt. Carmel and all Wa
bash river way landings, Offering excellent
facilities for shippers. Capt. Gus. Start, a
most worthy gentleman, is her comman-
der; Capt. Tom. Boluss is her pilot.
ETnuifes;s.
Man fest of steamer Q~uickstep, from
Il. W. Patric1 8 hhds tobacco, 20 bales OF
cotton; Martin GaIdner q Co / hhd Of to-
nacco; Il Dunketson & Co @ bales cotton;
nQFlfn0 - Ron Ice . hhfa nNnnnnns Tmz..-.
Hudspeth a. Co box; w, q. Brown ~ 90
rs, 600 shingles n 9 bales cotton: MORGAN
Reed 90 1880 shingles; Saml Orr & Co
l box scrap iron, 2bnndledoi Armstrong
4 bedsteads, 3 balls bed-raiIs, 4 bdis slats:
b Crider hhds tobacco, 1 bag feathers, ID
dry hides; Preston q Go l bag feathers;
w Snidera l lot household goods, 2 bxs
pigs; 81 HateD, l bdl rag and feathers, 1
POI sheep skins. bag brass. I bdI dry
well q Co, l bag dry fruit. l bag feathers;
Mackey, Risbet & Co, 2 bags dry peache3i
Frank Hardin, l b tobacco; I Inwood,
o sacks corn, 3 sacks meal.
REsHrPPING.
Owensboro-Jacob Gutapple L horse.
acknowledgements q Bro ~ sacks corn
1 q sacks; 8 Pratt 8 Co 4 hhds tobacco
3 & A Rosenbaum 3 boxes dry goods;
bourbon stock Yard Ga head hogs 10 head
cattle; M. A. FrawIey bdI bedding / box
n3GSoyingtos~Power & Prague 3 hhds to-
bacbo.
Manifest OF the steamer Rapf3an No 2, I
from Florence 10 Evansville March 3Ist:
D. Armstrong, / feather bed; G Kratz. 1 /
saw GUNNER, l cradk, l extra bit; Cloud, 1
Akin & Co, 1 box drugs; Steinbach w a
Co, package hardware, l box saddlery; I
Ragon, Dickey q Carson, hall barrel OF
" Risky, i keg whisky / barrel apples, l |
box cigars, 8 bags of rags, l bag feaIh hers; I
A Refs, ii dry hides, bbl tallow; II Jo-
seph 81 Co, 1 box clothing: Babcock q
Steele, $40 bdls dressed lumber; Simpson q
Co, 4,0e0 feet rough lumber; Witt a. Headly
4 bags oats, l bag clover seed, 1 pillow; j
Oakley, 70 bags cotton yarn, ID bags chain;
Weldon Bros 81 Co 2 bales cotton; Preston
& Co / bale cotton; J q ID lehman 2 box
eggs 2 bales cotton Martin Gardner & Co
1 bale cotton, ? bales cotton, 2 bbls eggs
L Dbl iron, 5 bags rags 20 dry hides
for owner on board, l5i bales cotton; for
Mackey Nesbit q Co, l o furs, 2 bags do,
1874 bales CO ton.
RESuIPPING.
Lonis iile-26 bales cotton.
Cincinnati-l73 bales cotton.
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