The Evansville journal., 1870-10-10

For HENDERSoS.-The elegant new |
steamer Hartford will leave promptly at |
5 AM and PM. to-day, for Herderson |
and way landings. In place of the Fayette. |
in charge of Capt. Joe BIcReynolds, with |
Messrs. Jas. H. Letcher end Jerry Boyle in |
the Office, all courteous and obHging gem !
tlemen.
For CAIRO. - The very light draught
steamer Ella Hughes Will leave positively
at IL An. to-day for Cairo ana all way
points, and viii go through without
touching bottom. Capt. VIM. DIX is in
command, and w. s. Bowman has charge
of the Office. Both are oblIgIng and atten-
tive gentlemen. The Ella Hughes has
pleasant passenger accommodations. She
goes promptly at II All.
Nanxfesfs.
Manifest ofthe steamer John Lumsden
from CaiIo TO Evansville, October 9Th.
A e Shrader 10 casks cray, 10 hhds tObac-
CO, SO bales cotton; G w French 10 sacks
wool, u boxes garden seed; Martin, Gard
ner q Co hid tobacco! H A Cook II bxs
crackers; n DodsoD tool chest: ID Hig.
gins tool chest; q Chote I tool chest: M
forge; s Z Gilbert "a bbl whisky; e w
Patrick l3S bbls spar; Stockwen q Co 3
bbls sorghum, SKIS rags, sack wool, dry
hides; Jim Howard lot moving plunder;
l. Pierson stove plate; Semonfn, Dixon &
Co boxes sn Oes; Schaefer, Gruen & Kehr
3 sacks wool; Wagner d Co bcls sheep
Smith Bios l box mill picks: Healy q
1saac5 box sundF1es; ChRs Scaaum q Co
3s8 sacks bran and barley, 10 bbls -four; T
w Turner package boots
RFSHIPAIEET.
EeWburgb, IndIsna-2 boxes sundries.
Louisville, Kentucky.-6- 9 bags rags,
Jeffersonville, Indlana.-2 2 boxes rndse.
Cincinnati.-3 hhds green hides, kegs
- shoes, boxes hardware. y empty beer
kegs.
Put ofat ut. VeInon.-5Ce sacks wheat.
EgEver sBasgascn4.~
PITTsBURG. october 9.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Monongahela three feet
one inch and falling slowly Arrived
Trader.
CISc1NNArr, october S.-Arrived-Jessie
Pomeroy. Departed Jessie, Galiopolis.
River nine feet full and about stationary.
CINCINNATI, October 9-River eight fseG
five inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, October 6.-Departed-R. O.
Gray, ARKANSAS River. The river has risen
one inch, with fifteen inches in the chute
and three and a half feet on Portland bar.
| Weather clear and cool. Captain Pegram's
this evening from the yard or Howard &
Co. at Jenersonvtlle. The Howard will
run between ST Louis and New Orleans,
and As the longest boat ever built for the
western waters.
CAIRO. Oct Sport List-EHa Hughes,
Evansville and return. 10 A NJ; City OF AL
/ Y
bia, Arkansas River to st. Louis, 6; Color
/ ado, st. Louis to Viczsburg, Z; Belle st.
Wind' FyahsVfiIe - pacicet houis' PM reo. Meoe
naut No. 2. Tennessee River to ST. Louis,
Indiana, New Orleans TO st. Louis, 4;
l Belle Memphis. St. Louis to Memphis, 7.
River rose inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 6So.
CAIRO, October 9.--City of VIclsburg.
4 Vtcksburg TO st. Louis, IL Pm: Silver Bow
Shreveport 10 ST. Louis, 8 Am; Belfast, ST.
| Louis to SeW Orleans, 8; M1lbrey, Shaw
neetown ana return, PM; Susie Silver,
| New Orleans to st. Louis, I; j. A. Kellogg,
New Orleans TO st. Louis, p: Bon Accord,
st. Louis to Mound City, 3; Utah, st. Louis
| to Arkansas River. 3; 81. Joseph, st. Louis
| to Memphis, s; Bengal Tiger, ST. Louis TO
| Cairo, 5; Mary Alice, St Louis to New Or.
leans, 8. River rose six Inches. Weather
| clear. Mercury 66o.
ST. LOUIS, October S.-Arrived-Danca
from Kansas City; Johnson, from Keo1
| kuk: Arthur, from New Orleans. De-
paited-Johnson, to Keokuk; MnscatIne
10 ST. Paul; st. Joseph, TO Mernpbi Onaa,
| ha, to Arkansas River; Nountaineer 10
Kansas City: Rubicon, to Vicksburg Mary
| Accord, to Metropolis. River falling slow
". Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, October 9.-Arrived--Coluun-
bia, ATkansa River; City of Alton. Vlcks.
KeCkuk. Departed-Richmond New or.
leans. River failing steadily here and
above.
NASHVILLE, Oct. S.-River falling, with
28 incnes on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant. Depart ed-Umpire, for
Cairo.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 8.-Weather clear. Mer-
curry ZOE. The river is rising at the rate of
3 inches per day. Departed-SuSie silver,
Bismarck, and Grand Tower. st. Louis |;
Walt, White River: Allen, Arkansas
River; Shreve, Red River; Kate Putnam,
New Orleans. The steamer Mary Boyd,
| belonging to the Memphis and Arka nsas
Packet Company, hence for Little Rock
with a valuable cargo of miscellaneous
| freight. struck the wreck of the Con feder-
| ate gunboat Beauregard, near the head of
Presidents Island, aud sprung leak. She
was run on a sand bar. The towboat
Little Alps, with Writ Allen in tow, went t
| to her assistance and pun ped her out suf-
hciently to allow her to be brought back
here. She was damaged to the extent OF
81, ,OC0, and cargo $4,000. Fully insured A
protest has been entered before Notary
Bougener. The Allen took her trip.
VICKsBURG, October s.-Up-F. Pargoud,
IL A M: Grand Era, P. n. DoWn-Ma-
genta, z p. NJ J. Wicks. River falling.
Clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-Arrived-
Moliie Able. Olive Branch end NJ. Moore.
Departed J. l.. McGiil, to st. Louis.