The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10

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The weather saturday morning, was the
coolest OF the season, Inc mercury being
down To ~ NJ eA.a., and rsnglng as low
ne 90 In the shade al day, whDs Ia the
sun IL rosa only 10 about the freezing
Poiat. The day WSs clear, with s keen
wind from the northwest. M rivor,
during The twenty-fonr hours ending n s
PIX, Saturday, had risen o inches.
Arrivals Gad Departures.
The GTTlEaI5 and departures up to0P.M.
Saturday, Include the Alpha, HeYbnrz 70
Nashville; Norman, 10 Cincinnati: Pairo-
lis Nc. 9. Henderson and retuTn; Rapidan,
Noe. 70 PASSPORT; 1ogaiog star. Louls.
viiie to return.
BOais 01s Here.
Among tie nTst boslB dga nsEa are
me Fay stfa, from Cairo; ROse Hite, from
Lcutsytsla; Robt. Buns, from MeEnphisi
LsTeilin nom Passport; NlcK LonswOrth,
7. ". Strsdcr, Indians and LouiEViiie,
from New Orleans: silver Aoop4 Tor Aem-
phisi nasFence, Tor nashville; Champion
ioE Eew Orleans; FANS Cts aud Evans
ytsle, LON Green h1v5E; Oilia sullivan
and Spray, from Nashville.
EOats leaving To-Day.
koR cAIEo-Tne heot ana beautiful low
pressure QrIcks.ep is the popular JACKET
- @At~E &1@ H&A way R14A-a ~ a r - ~
oayt and Is = most desirable passenger
packet, Captain Jack Gcammer. one OF
tho mcst obuging officers on Inc OHIO, IS
her counnlancer. and Waher d. Penning-
on and Eugene Rudd are her courteous,
Attentive aud obIging clerks.
FoE Lou. svILLE Tine famous, feet, ny.
!ng, fayorite Tsrssc0D, VII! lsaye, as usual,
at 10 thls morning, Tor Louisville and ali
wy ports. AID has no gupefioyin pleasant
1 appointments OF. the liver. She In COM
uaanded by Captain James Iather, M &C.
complished and highly polished sOatle-
man OF the old school, and q veteran OIL
csf. Miles d. Warren and Fhil. Beverly,
Two highly popular and p~lesaaut gentle
men, have charge OH ONCE,
FOn HESDERsUN-The n-e; and pleasant
railroad transfer packet PetloliA No. 2
leaves for Henderson, az 7 An. and S Pm.
today, IN charge OF Captain VIM. CO!e, an
accomplished officer, having elegant ao-
c-onsmodations for passengers. A. o. Dur.
land and Mr.. story. both pleasant gentle
men, az her clerks, and will give strict at
tention to the comfort OF passengers,
For MEsIraIs.-The great steane Silver
Moon again gleces the C aEslc waters Of
the beautiful Ohio, and IL la magnificent
condition, having been Thoroughly re-
paired since her recent accident. She
will be down early this morning, Ia charge
OF those eminent s-teamboatmen and ster-
ling gentlemen, Capt. Ben. MeTriellees and
Geo. W. Higgins, IS pleasant officers as
ever ran a Steamboat. The Noon f. superb
In ALI her Gppolntm ents.
miscellaneous.
Business was not by any means brisk
on the levee Saturday morning, and aTrI-
/ UaI4 uuarq Gearnn Tho RnrfAan En q
found II impossible to get all her freight
on board Friday night. aEd laid yer till
saturday near Ice when she left vita q
splendid trip-.-...A very interesting AMI
important communication from Captain
Lee Howell, OF the Rspidan No. ., win DO
found on the fourth page of this mornings
JOURNAL, on the subject OF Invoice
Charges" ......The Alpha returned from
, ewburg and left for Nashville early Sat-
urdsy morning 1.-The Sam. Orr had Q
coed trip up. We foEnd oar pleasant
young friend, Jimmy Boat, on board, as
one of her clerks, aud are dsbte TO him
for n manifest ...-..The Norman took q
dne trip out. and had 20 caves steamboat
load of Cincinnati freight. We must have
another Cincinnati paekot.."~..The Morn.
ing Star arrived at 2 r. IL. with q moderate
freight, bat q full passenger ilst.....-.The
sam. Orr and Evansville were receiving =
liberal frei2ht..~"-~.The day was very
cold aud the river quite rough, uoder ths
influence OF 2 HtI6 northwest wind.
azaARtResLs.
sAA ORR, from Cairo, jar. S, 1870 Alfred
CCrter, / lot household goodsi StOckwsll g.
I Co. . Gmpty GOAL Oil barrels, 5 bZs supdrl0s,
b bbfs hickory nuts; + x DunkeIson s. Co,
81 Tales cottoui ReiueTt q Wlgaors, 5000
box butter; J0hn Wymoud, I bdI pRper p;
LEIGH LsncEe, . dts paper; Preston 9
AKIN, l Oil can; II Brown, 2 bbls pecans;
Rehz q Haney, OoS machinery j. Ruff
ner 3 Co, Ii dressed hoas.
PoR EE5HTpMENT.
Louisviijo-A v Dupont, IS kegs Shot
Eernon Bios. 20 sacks wheat.
ton, l bals:J IL doodnRrt & Co. bales co..
ton; holland & Go, Is bales COTTON.
&~aEea0fE&S from Gus EGcna~A~
ClNCIERATL.-The C1asazerefaf Of Prl.
day says:
TIE Leonora No. ?, recently sunk aud
raised on The Louisville wharf, Is nov uu-
4. dergoing repairs on the Marine Ways.
the new Hhite River packet, z. +. Wait
a0ont SIX miles us the river, perfor1nins
nrst-rats In every particular. b makes
steam easily, and woFk'd ~ pounds hile
on the trial trip. Sue handles liKe q TOD
and more than ordinary speed,
Her boilers were tested on her return, the
pressure being over Two hundred pounds.
Frank NJ. Vins0u, well known in river
circles. ts candidate FOR Alderman IN The
Eighth ward oil
TT Queen City, named after Cincinnati,
and buIJ aud owned by Capt Barclay, de.
ceased, brother of Captain L. X. Barclay,
OF Cincinnati, h2s been dismantled At sac.
runento City, California. The machinery
has been removed, aud the hull ssid foE
freWOOd.
The Gazette saysi
Captain ]. T. KeliiDE has Eold The tow
boat jim Watson TO BrodheRd, Hay & Co,
OF Louisville, Tor $500. The purchasers
: have the contract tor building bridges
over the jumbo and and Tennessee htF-
road. Captain h. Will purchase = boat Of
greater power than the Watson, for towns
IN the Kentucky River.
The burgh has not yet been sold.
The Messrs. James have gone TO plttsDurs
70 see II they cannot be- better suited.
The Kate henderson has "backed
J waller" and left the Ountai Hehe a cleaI
field in tine Portsmouth and Big Sandy
trade. The hate mas gone to POmeroy.
While maktrg excavations beneath the
rock at Campbe rs Chain, seven miles be-
low port, a vein OF coal, more ike
the camel than the bituminous, wa< dis
covered. It seenas 10 underlie the whole
of CampbslFs Island, which has an extent
OF several hundred acres, ana lips souih'
ward, but 10 what depth Is not known.
7 The vein IN six ieet IN Ano is re-
uarkabiy free from slate and dirt.
: LOUISVILLE. The. OoWrtsT-JosTaR 81
Friday says;
, The Rose Hite grounded on the wharf
logs, yesterday, and was pulled Oh by the
|. The Messenger, from New Orleans e
P~ittsbuTg, deeply laden got out on Gen
eral Weltzeis dam, Just above the mouth
OF the canal, yesterday . was STU
I there last Diaht. She Is lying perfectly
: straight and as the river 10 rising, VIII
doubtless get OF without much trouble.
Lines were got out TO the soore to keer
her from going over fl6 dam. and the