The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-31

Commercial, unable to get hef s.
aboard yesterday, lies over tlI hi.
OF . O'Clock, when she will Dosiav
leave for Mempnis........Tbe IS
BUT and Hartford were all.bf
eneouragingig......"The Oaiatat
was also receiving liberallV...
TIE famous Tarascon viii maxi
seursion trip hence to Eouisvilis
ut 4th of July. A full proersnr
III me published at an early dav.
Inc orman was tightening g6
RUIZ Rorr,,, Tough the canal, when 81
a,' 10 III. left on Sunday. and S.
I've. Oae.u .iu lie yesterday, when tbis s.
~ ~. s - u She has on board 4 Bsf
T CO. :. 'T y ew machinery for me-
49, ~; a. ~ : . W. s new planning mills
e Snlon we are h'py to state ana + ,
forward state an these poppia a. ~ s.
chanies will soon ~. Rop ~. nag.
fresh start in the TIL - IS. $40
der fayora bic auspicl Ma u i gae,, I
and kind Providence Lay ,L loLl lne
tfleanfngS from Our. = ssi
PTTsBURa.-The Cs,n-.s
Saturday says: s'csas o.
The marks last eyeniop,
I'VE rect ten inches and IA Z aAostea
me weather was pleasant IL lAat'
tho landi9g was dull. The Is ae ol
were not lalge. - 'menti
The new teamer r.. /. ToeE
y now az IN Monongahela lan'is
receiving for \. Louis She d Bag
question one the hest boats II,
has been bullf0r SONS tim g g
pet. = 9la
CINcINNATI.-'he Commercial 81
says:
Capt. w. U. Hst, Of the sunke1
henton, arrived hte Yesterday. Ee
expect to soon findhim n eommaa7
OF another steamer as he is too fon6
OF business excltem9t TO remain idle
long.
Mr.. Chet w. Brady. who Tag mar.
ried at Vincennes, on Fhursdav eVen.
lRea arrived here yestgday, aud tosk
packet Anna.
Capt. w. Il. Fuller, Of he Damont
reports only 81 feet onRising Sur
The Belle Vernon is due from
Pittsburg to day, en- roub to New
Orleans.
The Enquirer says:
The nightingale, from this port h
ying at Little Rock, Arkansas. with
he remainder Of her freight and win
az up for a season, waiting for q rise.
,he has q heavy freight for Fort
'mith, and resbipment is out Of the
uestion.
The Commercial Of Sunday saws.
The cabin furniture Of the sunken
tobt. Moore arrived here yesterday.
n the Emma Floyd.
The v: Il. Wilson, on Friday morn
ng, stuck one barge, one fuel boat
nd three boats loaded with coal for
louisville, on the head of Browns Is
and, few miles above SteubenViua.
+ is thought most OF them will Ne
ayed as soon as tne river rises.
Captain james, sr.,-"Old Dad
eBires US in his name, to return
hanks TO Captain Erwin, of the New
Albany and Portland Ferry Company.
)r the favor granted him in permit
ng the Emperor to discharge freight
D his private wharf at Portland
luis enabling him 10 bring che EN-
error here on time-the public wharf
DIV being occupied by steamers laid
D there, to the detriment of live
lssing commerce. Captain James
ould be more than pleased to re-
i've the generous Captain Erwin az
ora Island during the summer,
here the latch string always hangs
III.
LoUIsvnLE-The Courier Journal
Saturday says:
The La Belle, 70 her last trip to
hreveport from New Orleans and
.turn, made the round Trip in 4 DAYS
hours and Is minutes, which Is
lid to be the fastest time ever made
D Red River.
j. X. Stuart q Co, Of Madison.
i'd, have contracted With Can't. "A
j. Barnes, of Jefferson. Texas. tO
aid stern wheel boat 130feet long.
} feet beam, aud 81 feet hold. She
To be the lightest boat that everen-
red Red River.
The sand ia washing out rapidly e6
Ie Portland wharf, and steambo4ts
day will have no trouble ia making
landing. Thanks are due our
1harfmaster, Mr. Charles Kreamer,
7 having the p. w. 6trader aud
Ohn Kilgour spared cut into the
YER, which gave the current full
mt, causing the bar to wash out.
The Courier Journel Of Sunday
Us:
The P. w. SsradeI is up for New
rleans on Tuesday, It 8 p. NJ. More
lad Il Co., agents.
The Norman Was released from
stody on bond. yesterday afternoon,
d left Immediately for Evansville.
NEW ALBANY.-The Ledger Of
turday says:
Gen. WeHzsl, United States En-
leer In charge of the Improvement
d enlargement of the louisville ard
,rtland Caial, opened various bids
: the work yesterday, on four SEQ
ms Thereof. The following named
rites were the lowest bidders, and
,eived he contracts for the respec.
10 sections: First section-M. De-
rauRl q Son Of Charleston, West
rxina; amount, $26,014. Second
,tien-H. Mckinney d Go. Of La
yeae, Ind. amount, S15. 0l5. Third
sion-Samuel Black d Co, Louis
ls. Ky: amount, S47, 402. Fourth
Black u Co, Louis
Ii, Ky; amount, 81, 40. Total
1881, 571 The work is to be
idly put forward, and Gen. Weitzel
erVes great praise for the energetic
! successful manner in which he
! done his part in this great work