The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-23

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There were no additional arrivals
up to midnight Iast.....,.The City Of
Evansville. for Cairo; Hartford, for
Bowling Green, and Pine Bluff, for
Grandyiew. departed. the two former
with all they could carry. and the lat
ter with a first rate trip.,..,.The Tar
ascon had not arrived at midnight,
and it was probable that she would
turn back from Ogensboro. re-
shipping her freight and people
through by the Pine Bluff or the Pal
estine 10 day....-The Fanny Brandeis
did not get away last night, but win
probably 90 to, day,...-.The. Mallie
Ragon and West Wind are both
advertised to 60 to-day to Cairo,
and will doubtless be able to take all
the freight offering......1he Champion
and Sam. J Hale were both expected
before morning Both had no doubt
been detained By low Yater.........We
would again remind shippers and pas
seDgers that the great steamer To-
diana leaves Cairo to morrow evening
on arrival of the Mallie Ragoa from
this city. She is magnificent packet
and her officers are excelIehty..,.It is
not creditable to the manufacturing
reputation Of our city, that a crank for
a steamboat cannot be made here, but
that such jobs must be sent to dis
tant cities.
Boafs Leaving To. DAY.
For CAIRo.-The fns low water
passenger and freight packet, West
Wind, is announced for Cairo and all
way landings at PM to-day. in
charge Of those experienced steam
boatmen and frst class gentleneD,
Capt. John Meglains Eugene Rudd
and Sid. Humphrey She 10 in thor
ough repair. and has elegant passen-
ger accommodations. 81 sis nT
BOATS LEAVING CAIRO FOB NEW
ORLEAEs.-The great steamer In
diana just having been compleiely
repaired and pronounced as good as
new. leaves Cairo for New Orleans on,
Saturday. evening. upon the arrival of
the Msllie Ragoa from this city. The.
Indiana is one of the best boats afoat,
and Captain r, e. Neal. Charley Mill
ler, and Elliott Miller. her chief off
GERS stand at the head of their pro-.
fession. Send your freight by the
Mallie Rsgouto4day. isafegaI
~ e HZantfes1s- HT
@ viele & COL beg cotton yarn; Martin,
Gardner & Co, had tobacco J d aHender-
son, II 1ags wneat, 5 bags rags, rags 4 dry hides,
st0ckweIl q Co. 5 bbla mOlassea; Heuke d
Lemcs e, 2 bags Wool Cloud. Akin q Co. 1
Tobacco: Reitz a Haney, / box pig metal;
J ii Rocker q CO, ] box do do; q II Linz
dem ch midt g. Co. box do DO; a X sehra-
der, hhfs toDaccos 4 boxes boots, bag
hlunss 4 bags wool. 81 N
RE-sHIPP NC.
New Albany-2 bags OF wool L<t
Louisville-I bale tow Ahds tobacco,
box do.
| I,orJIsvrt LIE. September 22.-Arrfyed-D.
L. Tally, Cincinnati river laliLnS slogdsi Us, WA
on Port1and bar Weather clear alno pleas
ant.
CAIRO, September 22.- Mallie Ragon,
| Tcvansvfils packet, IL PM; Mary Forsy th,
| New Orteens to 1t. Louis, An. 81. Jo-
sepb, Memphis 70 st. Louis: @; Burksyille,
| II,o1is to New Orleans, 2 Pm; saliie, Ar.
kansas River to st. Louis, 4S Grand Tow
err st. Louis to Memphis, 4. River rose 4
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 7S9.
ST. LOUIS. September 2.--Arriye d--Fscb b
Roy, Keokuk, Camelias New Orieansi
Belle Memphis, Memphiss Rubieon, Niciks-
! burg; FRED. Hiii, Ohio. hfVers ktles Lex
/ ingtOn and Chariestous Mound city, De-
parted-Rob Roy, Keokuk; Colorag o,
| Vfcksburx: Bismarck, New Oriea ns :
| North western, st. Pauis Red CalLO'
! River falling. Weather clear ana Wafni'
kINKING OF THE s1EAsfER EDT1SBa URG-
/ Irar,fr.f44s ese,tenaber y - The steamer
Edinburg, from Cincinnati for .NsW III ~
leans, struck snag e 1hla5lp4 = z ~ 'f1Ss
nfght and sunk ia nine 1eet WtstsL - ~ =
Bslie St Louis took Oh neT pa =. 80 sie IT,
i I've STOCK and brought them Atlss 11st .1
Canfafn + came down ana helu1eo ne ,
i SIreeciycr n &. Eckert, to raise neFs WAlch
ila tnIT lSs can be easily done.
rgrsxg f1fzr.f.4 rss, sept ernber 22.- Arrived-
4 rr1csr T,onaworih, Iouisyiues Louisville
frorT7 Clncfnnau. Observation-Disclosures Car
rnff and st. MaFys. LoutsYiIle. ~