The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-12

...-.....L.b 10 Norman .nrivod DO 80.
n. with a magnificent trip. Remem-
Der she leaves promptly 40 10 a. Va.
to Observation-Disclosures tho Apple
goes to Nashville to dag.
Gieanfngs froln 0ur NHonRnee.
PITTsBURo.-The Commercial on Wedna..
day says;
The marks last evening Indicated
+ feet Ave inches and "a stand. AS the fn.
nongaheia was rising at the head pvafn
we may soon look Tor small rise.
CUgcINNATT-The C0mmsrcllI OF Thnr.-
day says:
The price paid for the 10. @. Gray hy tn.
Louisville and Arkansas river Packet 81
was el3,5 SEQ The boat goes % Nashville r...
Is deliverable 20 her new owners az ....
return here from Nashville. Canfnfn Fl
s. YertZes VIII load her here FOR Arkaua.r
River, and has rendered Capt. WhliIrnr
the present commando Of the R. e.. Gra.
charge Of the Office. under his command
a dispatch from Pine BluT, reports tr.
Arkansas River still rising. aud me ann.
val OF the Nightingale az thar point lla
loss on damaged cargo being small
It is said that Jn0. N B0nngar has o.
fered $4,000 for the Dexter, prOvidlng un
can secure clear title.
Howard, Of Jacksonville, has contract.
with Capt. b, +. Eegram, OF ST. Louis. frrn.
boat 825 feet long aud 50 beam, for the Nog
Hannah Burns, OF GA Court Street. can.
clnnati, desires Information other brolhar
Condy Burns, formerly fireman on fnn
western river steamers.
Tine Gazette aaEH-
Captain Kyle 8Qt p dlpatcn from
Miller, Little L.oez. a3tirangl which
" just arrived frafu che Nightingale.
right. River rising. with DO Feet Watsf
Capt. W. #. DAVIDSON the great Nla
boatmau OF the Upper Mississippi, arl
from Chicago yesterday morning
rcw boat OF nia lnei being complete
Tue f1os ~ Iual1w street, WIN
I|H II =
The CHr0atcse 81 Thursday avanirH
The licenses OF Joe Purcell ana
Babers pilots recently revoked by tnH
cal Inspectors of this port, on accou
the Champion and swallow COLI
were restored by supervising InHn
Devenney yesterday.
The Times says:
We learn by advices from Gnlveef1H
the 9th, that Captain Thomas stubbfe
of the Ida Reese, form erly OF pftfaf
was killed by Polk Taylor planter.
George Martin, formerly steward
Ida Reese, at Hairs Blum
Capt. s. was Ia former years maaf
the steamer Lone Star, which len
burg before the war; and ran up If..
River. He took the Ida Reese from
burg, last year, to Galveston, Teras
Captain was an old PlttshurR Htaar1
there.
LOUISVILLE. - The Oourter-Jom7.ai on
Thursday says;
The old original Rapldan sunk without .
sunday morning. about forty miles ano..
Paduoah, IN the Tennessee River. Hua
had about twelve thousand dollars wartn
OF dry goods and otner light frelfHt nu
board, nearly All OF which - n totnI fua.
as well as the boat. No lives were llaf
The steamer Richmond was woa.HEH.u
transferred and turned over 20 hlr naay
owners. The probabilities are thu rur
Will come TO this port.
No, sir. she viii stop here and bus her
store bills. No more Louisville ga here.
The Commercial says;
10 is rumored that the Nary afufrr
Captain Hicks-k1 ng-P paurha nnar
Evansville and Cairo packet, win DuHaru.
from :. limbo " IN a day or two, nOtWith-
mons Tor trial on the 10 IA Inst.
PADUcAH.-The Rentiioktan Of Thursday
says;
The arrival OF Capt. DeEtera new boat
the CITY Of Evansville. Was the occasion wi
great popular enthusiasm Yesterday EHum.
dreds of our best citizens, many fnaInr
among the number, went To tho ifFaf rs
welcome her. The universal esteem IaIt
for Capt. Dexter oFlnced itselfin the HHHr'.
mess OF the reception given 10 tha boat
ntted up expressly for the Evansville. pn-
ducah and Cairo trade.
lt is believed that in such hands tha CIiv
OF Evansville will be one OF tue 30 aat 81
she ~ one OF the most elegant nnn com.
Portable boats on tbe river Her auraF
caunyt DS known until bne mnkoa laW
q slow boat May Capt. Dexter and mrs
beautiful boat long enioy the patfoaara
that-they SO we'll deserve.
From the Evansville Journal we EXTRACT
portion Of a very glowing but truEhfuI
description or this magnificent boat
The Armada left last evening 90 hon
NASHVILLE excursion. Hhs has been uert
thoroughly repaired, repaimted naH Id
furnished ana deserves the great n8uu-
laflty Jhat she ana het excellent on1eIl
enjoy. Those who travel on tho A rIaadH
VIII hnd her ali that eau be desired
The Herald says:
Captain COvingt0n, Of The ollie Sullivan.
speaks OF putting his boat In the laaua..
Gee River trade, In place Of the tII-tated
Rapidan.