The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-05
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Ft,' ot1er BsDel. Items see TEsrd Pace.

up 70 midnight Were the Norman from
Cincinnati; Rose Hite. Louisville and
return; Clara Scott to Wabash River;
Hartford from Little Wabash; Rapidan
No. 2 to Eastport; Mubrey to Memphis.
The West Wind was unable to to get her
freight discharged in time to leave last
night. She will leave positively at noon
to-day. She received a considerable lot OF
freight from the Norman. ..................-
The H artford had all she could carry from
Little Wabash, and leaves to- day at2P.M.
for another load ready for her. She will
be back in time to leave again Tuesday,
her regular time OF depaTture............The
MiIbrey had a splendid trip out. She did
not get away Till nearly dark-..-The Rapi-
dan went out stu fed as full as a roasted
turkey. The weu known popularity OF
her officers wound I'LL a boat twice as
Iarge...............The Lafourche was still at
the " arf at midnight. and no signs
of the MerwiG returning ......
The Clara Scott got good trip out. She
will be back on Monday 1.-THE Norman
had {. stupendous trip-the best Of the
season ...............A Iessrs. Sweeney & Murray
ave just constructed a splendid pivot
rudder for the Rapidan No. 2, and are
building two good ges.....-.--To-day the
grand Armada will take her depart ure
| from our city, bidding p long farewell to
her old friends and patrons, and their
names are legion. She has changed own
ers, and goes into strange waters, to gal
lantIy fight for new honors and to proudly
maintain her fair fame, and good reputa-
ton. We confidently commit her to the
| control of her new officers, and shall eX-
pecl to hear from them good report. In
bidding her good bye we can wish her no
better luck and good fortune than that
which have always attended her, while a
Cairo and Evansville packet. Her gallant
old commander Jay Wee, will to-day
give her a parting salute when she
| passed the bonnie BIaIlie. Capt. Gus viii
wave his hand as sad as If his heart
went with her, and Wen drop a
tear heartily but sadly, bidding her
God speed. Long may she wave........
The Mary Houston passed greensboro at
six last evening, but had not arrived at
midnight.........It is not true, as reported
yesterday, that Captain Harmon, of Nash
VILE, has bought the Dumont.........Our dis
patches this morning announce the sell
ing OF the great low pressure Richmond
to st Louis parties for one hundred thou
sand dollars. She will at once enter the
st. Louis and New Orleans trade............
John r. Gaushe,i, late book-keeper fol-
Humphrey, Lewis & Co, is associated with
Marsh Walthall in the Office of the Clara
Scott.................Ei ll Luty, the well known
Wabash River pilot, is about to buy one
sixth interest in the Clara Scott..--.....-......
Barney Rood is the "great medicine" on
| the grand Armada......The Mary Houston
had not arrived at o'clock this morning
| She will be found at the wharf at daylight
and viii leave at 10 o'clock for New Or.
leans.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CARMI.-The new and excellent
steamer Hartford will leave at P. n. to-
day, for Carmi and all way points on the
| Wabash River. She is a nicely appointed
steamer. Capt. Joe McReynolds com.
mands, and Billy Liter is her clerk. Nc
gentlemen visiting our port are more wor'
thy of patronage.
| For WABASH RIvER.-The fleet and ca.
| pacious West Wind VIII leave for Mt. Car.
mel and all wabash River way ports at
p. 4. to-day. in charge OF those courteous
and attentive gentlemen, Captain Alb
| Mackey, Cash Thomas and Mr.. D0ane
She should receive a nbei al patronage.
FOR NEW ORLEANS The famous Mary
Houston Will be here to day, en- route e
New Orleans, and is one of the best boat!
| in commission. Captain L. 3. Durham il
her eminent commander, and Harry
Walker and Len Seabrook are her popu
lar and courteous clerks. There are no of.
hcers on the river superior. She VIII leave
at 10 A. II.
BOa1s Leaving Sunday.
For ST. LoUIs.-The magnificent st eamel
Kate Robinson, recently rssurected from
the depths of the Mississippi, and thor
oughIy renovated, will be here on Sunday
ular gentlemen, Capt. James Remission and
Johnny Thrasher. She is an elegant and
finely appointed steamer.
Manlfesls.
MANIFEsT-Steamer Norman. from Gin.
c'nnati-Baird aud stark 800 Bbls Salt; 300
Bots Flour NJ Kempf; 40 kegs Beer w He'll.
man & Co; % Tons Pig Iron, Bars Iron
Dickey & Carson. 20J Keg Nails. Is Dozen
Washboards. Is Dozen Bowls. 20 coil rope
Traps. 8 E Gilbert & Co.; 10 Coil Rope,
SACK Irvine, Is dozen Washboards, & d
Heiman; Is Dozen Washboards, 10 Coil
Rope, sack T|tne, Cloud & Askin; 2j
Bbls Coil OIL Leech & Lempke; so Bills
Oil, II o Babcock; 25 Bags seed, PaTson
ScorvlIle 81 Moffil; Bbls PaIata, Philip
Hardware. H A Coal; 5 Cases of Matches,
7 Perkins Butter, II. & 7 Capler.
Humphry Lewis & Co 9 bdls bags; Wood
row Reits & Co plows; Gamble & Forth
4 bbls LIQUOR; Pregton q Co 25 doZ brooms
sacks twins: w Wagner rolls leather;
NJ Smith pkgs merchandise; Horn brook
eco pkgs merchandise; Preston & Co Sc
dozen WashboaIds . skgs bask cts; J Sim
zieh & Son dolls rope pkgs merchandise
Chas Teile q Co . dOz selves I3 bbls whIs-
ky 5 haIf-bbH whisky; VIM GCrowh & CO
81 kegs nails 10 cases hats 6 Wheelborrows
. psgs merchandise; Gibson s. WEIGH Il
| pkgs merchandise
To reshtp. Is bbls -four bales hay bbls
| WHISKY % grindstooes q stoves 50 kegs
nails so cases boots p tons sund7Ies.
STEAMER WEST WIND, from GraysyiIIe
ILL.,, to Evansville, Ind, March 4. 1879.
MT Vernon--Richard W1sey, 269 bags OF
corn; Boyce & Sullivan, 255 bags corn, As
do OF wheat; Sullivan, Fuhrer & Co., 2lz
| bags corn.
Blackwell & Co.. so bbls OF
flour.
Evansville-W Brown & Co., 5000 bags