The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-22
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The additional arrivals and depart
ures yesterday evening and last night
were the Kate Putnam, Pittsburg to
Nashville; Pink Varble, louisville
to Passport; Quiekstep, to Cairo;
Rapidan No. 2, from PASSPORT; Silver
Spray, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
Anna. Cincinnati to st. L9uis; City
Of Evansville, from Cairo.
The Wild Duck and bargea' passed
up during the afternoon with an inn
mense cargo of iron ore.........The
Kate Putnam and Anna were
loaded to tho guards......."The Silver
Spray had a good trip........,.........
The Rapidan No. 2 had fine freight,
aud was full of people. Captain Lee
Howell arrived BY rail yesterday at
noon, via Louisville, and We are graf
fled to find him much improved IN
health.........The Quickstep took out
very good trip of freight, and was
full of people-......The Mary Miller
continued to take freight up to dark
and afterwards. We were astonished
to see SO much freight for shipment
South. A number of ladies Of this
city will make an excursion trip
by. the Mary Miller to New Or
leans, to visit the Louisiana State
Fair...........While there was vast
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amount of freight for the Mary
Miller still on shore, the laborers
quit work about nine o'clock last
sight, and no persuasion could in-
duce them to resume labor. An effort
was made to obtain new laborers or to
gather up an entire crow, but il was
doubtful if it would prove successful,
and the probabilities were that the
boat would have 10 lie over till to- day.
1.-THE City Of Evansville came in
at 9:15 last night with a nice packet
trip and full of people. She made
the run from Henderson here in fifty
nine minutes......The Tarascon took
the pile of old iron that has so long
encountered the upper end of the
| wharf. Clara Scott ar.
rived at 1870 last night with a mod
crate trip. She returns to the Wa
bash River to morrow .........The Ma
ry Miller was unable to leave last night
in consequence of her crew jumping
her.....Tho Anna left the Magenta
at New Albany in the same predica-
ment, and that beat viii not be here
till this morning~......The Mary
Miller will leave as soon as she can
get her freight aboard.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The magnif-
cent new steamer Mary Miller will
leave at 10A NJ, to day, positively, for
New Orleans and all way ports, in
charge of those experienced and pop
ular officers. Capt Geo. Dickinson
and Fred. r. Huston. The Miller Is
most elegantly appointed. and passen-
gers and shippers will receive every
attention. Remember she is an Ev-
ansviile boat, and entitled TO a liberal
patronage.
FoR New 0RLEANs.-Tlle magnifi-
cent steamer Magenta may be expect
ed to leave to day, positively, for New
Orleans and al way ports. Captain
j. Slut Neal, one of tho most re
newned commanders on the Western
rivers, Is on the roof, and John Sulli-
van, vetefan stoamboatman. has
charge Of the Office. The Maga-.- p
first class in s;y@s -,vea and fac APP
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| Manifest Steamer Rapldan No. 2 from
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