The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-09

ant time. Messrs. Dalton and West
fall have charge of the bars on these
packets, and will keep them supplied
With the best brands Of pure liquors.
young gentlemen are favorites
in the trade.........The Robert Moore
had a fair trip for Nashville.........The
Emperor viii be here to. day, in place
Of the Bermuda. and will leave for
Cincinnati at 10 A.. NJ. to-morrow.....
The Sam Orr had a splendid trip, ar
at 8 o'cloek"......Tbe Hart
ford and Pine Bluff had fair trips.
......The Minyoung arrived from be-
low, having repaired her broken
shaft. Commodore Mitchell. robust
and hearty, is the same genial. good
natured old Jack Tar as Of yore.....
Lusk succeeded in getting q few
men to work in discharging his cargo
OF railroad iron, and once in many min
utcs We could hear the ring Of a bar
on the wharf..".-..The Taras-
con returned to the city last night.
1.-THE Clara Scott arrived late
last night with a good trip.........
The Golconda Band.was on board the
Idlewild, on Saturday. and made some
fine music as the boat was about
to leave.........Mr. j. II. Turner, Of
the Louisville Commercial Gazette,
was a passenger by the Morning Star,
Saturday night........On tc morrow a
week, the Idlewild will take the Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School on a picnic excursion. twill
be a gala day to the school. Mr.. An
thony Refs with bis wife and two
daughters, and his sister-in law,
Mrs. NJ. i. Eckert, Of Cincinnati,
left by the Idlewild on Saturday, en-
route to st. Louis, and thence by
railroad to the Pacific coast......Chas
A. Park, Esq Cashier Of the Mt.
Vernon Bank, who was married on
Saturday night. To Miss Nina Dale
Owen. Of New Harmony, was a pas
senger, with his fair young vile, on
the Clara Scott last night. They were
en- route East, on their bridal tour.
.........Mr. Ed. Rooney, the medicine
man of the Louisville. has our thanks
for a sample of fne Havanas......The
Rock Island had not arrived at mid
night.
EOafs Leaving To-Day.
FoR ARKANSAS RIvER.-The fue
steamer Armadillo viii be here to-
day, en- route to Arkansas River.
Capt. Geo. Wolf is her commander,
and our old friend, Capt. A. Byers,
has charge of the Office. They are
both accomplished gentlemen.
For LITTLE Rock AND FT. SMITH.
The favorite steamer Nightingale is
announced to-day for Arkansas Riv-
err. She is an excellent steamer, and
In charge of those accomplished and
obIiging gentlemen, Capt. N. B. Pier
sci and Us. Alexander.
Manlfests.
Manifest steames Idlewild from Cairo TO
Evansville, trip No 2. May, 1870.
Topf. Long q co, l bbl taiiow, II. X.
Dun kerson, 81 hhds tobacco, 2 bbls flour, 1
bx mdse; Martin, Gardner q CO., l bx to-
bacco. 4 hhds tobacco; H.. 4. " j. Haksler,
2 cafes candy; w. q. Brown Il CO., l bunch
bananas, 2 hhds tobacco; Tebnery,
BowIes & co., i bx splice; Humphrey, Lew
is q CO.. 10 M shfngIesf w. y. Ford, 2 hhds
tobacco; g. w. French, 2 hhds tobaecoi L
8 3 bal bagl: n F.. carr a q eo.. 10 I9I bbts wh ~.
ky Fred Fenchler. COW, cali.
R~EsIrIPMENT.
LouiAville-27hhds tobacco, l bx house
hold goods, 2 horses. Madison-s7 M ale
bbls- hhds tobacco, @ EN- rty
barrels, L box iron, 5 bdls hides. / ok coon
and mink skins, Is bbls dried fruit, / cAsk
dried fruit.
ManIf st Steamer sam. orr, from Eas.-
port t~oshVansYtlle, May Sth:
Martin. Gardner & Co, 3 bags rags, 2 bbls
iron, | b tobacco Mackey, Nlsbet 4 Co.
Is bales cotton (; w q Brown q Co, 7,341 feet
lumber; LyOn & Machen, 2 bbls rags, 1 bdI
feathers. | bdI furs. 1 box j Oakley. SO
pkg cotton yarn Humphrey, Lewis 81
Co, / bedstead l. Ruffner q 90, 4 bbls pea
nuts; Wiihelml Il Frick, IL empty beer.
boxess = T. Gilbert Il Co, saddle aud bril-
die; A ] Duncan, 5 barrels Of old iron (.
Q bales Of cotton. l lot OF tan bark;
boxs h%ousehold goods, l tub, s pkg bouse-
hold goods; John Carroll 20 beef hides.
KE3HiPRIkG,
New Orleans-S hhds bacon, 3 hhd5 to-
bacco.
st. Louis-4s rolls leather.
Cincinnatl-l3 bags peanuts. "a bales
cotton, BIZ tons pig iron, I bag beans.
New Yoik-6 bales cotton.
Louisyille-1 hud tobacco.
MaScattno, IOWa-9 rolls leather.
Henderson-5,0e0 feet lumber.
River Dispatches.
pITTsBURG MAY 7-MonougabcIa
4 feet 5 inches and swelling slowly;
Allegheny 3 feet 6 inches and rising
slowly. Wild Duck and barges ar
rived from st. Louis. Business on
the wharf quiet. Weather showery.
Thermometer 71o.
PITTsBURG, May 8.-Frequent rains
for the past "a hours. Monongahela
6 feet and rising Arrived = 81.
Charles.
CINcINNATI. May 7.-River 16 feet
and fallIDg2 Weather cloudy with a
drizzling rain. Arrived, the Juniata,
from Plttsburg; John Groesbeck,
from New Orleans. Departed, Spray,
for Kanawha River; Emperor, for
Evansville; nightingale aud Arma-
dillo, for Arkansas River; Silver
Moon. Tor Memphis; Leonidas, for
New Orleans. :
CINCINNATI, May S.-Riyer IS feet
5 inches; weether cloudy and cool.
Arrived-Messenger from Pittsburg:
Alaska from New Orleans; Argosy
from St. Louis. Departed-Juniata
for Pittshurg; ArFosy for PittsBurg.
LOUISVILLE, May 7.-Arrived-
Robt. Moore, from Cincinnati; Ar
COSY. from st. Louis; Camelia, from
Pittsburg; Ajax and barges, from New
Orleans. DeParted-Aiaska. to Gin.
einnati; Robt. Moore and Camelia. to
Nashville; ArgosY. 10 pittshnrr