The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-31
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to fiji al tie churches of the city and
attract large crowds to the wharf.
The only additional arrivals Saturday
afternoon and night were the MiIbrey,
from Eastport; Qulekstep, from Cairo;
Little Condor and baTges, Smitbland 10
Kanawha. The sam. Orr, for Cairo, Clara
Scott, for Wabash River. MI. Wicks, for
New Orleans, and Morning Star, for Louis
willie, departed. Our poTt-list yesterday
includes the Robert Burns, Memphis to
Cincinnati; Virginia, New Orleans to
LouisviIle; West Wind, from Wabash
River; Glasgow, Nashville to Pitts5urg;
LeCIatre, louisville to Eastport; Hartford,
from Little Wabash; Farascon, Louisville
to Henderson; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati
to Nashville; Rapidan No. 2, from East.
port; Ollie Sullivan, to PASSPORT.
The steamer NJ J. Wic!Ss, on Saturday,
very nearly cleared both wharf-bOats and
the wharf in ont them, of all the New
Orleans freight, but eve she had TO "cry
quits before it was all lin. Humphrey,
Lewis q Co. gave her 2,5l6 packages Of
flour, pork, lard and sundries, II mules, ID
horses and l16 head of sheep, equal to l56
tons. w. G. Brown s. Co. gave her 1884
bb's -four, III bbls pork, so bbls whisky, "a
boxes middlings, 10 tierces and casks
meats, o large amount of furniture, hol-
low ware and other miscellaneous freights.
.........The Crescent City brought iD from
White River 1850 bags wheat. She re-
turns TO Petersburg this EVENING".
Chris. Damon and Lafe Ande. son
were the pilots of the WIcks ...............
The Morning Star had a splendid TRIP Of
both freight and passengers Saturday
night, including the Riehmond's freight,
brought up by the sam Orr; also the re-
shipping freight and passengers Of tie
Quickstep, which boat w-s iulI OF freight
and people.~-~.W. o.. Brown & Co. ave a
singular shipment on the wharf, to-wit,
ten barrels of Sewannee coal, from the
Upper Cumberland, shipped from Nash
Vile per the Alpha, by z. MeIvOr, and d.
rscted to III. +. Hurd, Houston, Texas, care
of the Morgan Line OF teamers to New Or
leans; care OF Houston Navigation Co..,
Galveston, Among the passeu.
gers by the Morning Star, Saturday night,
was Mayor Ed. Startling, OF Render-
son, en- route to Frankfort, Ky."-........
Capt. Gus. Fowler left for Louisville Sat
urday evening ........The Little Condor
went dow to Smithland after transfer
ring her tow to the w. Il. Brown Friday
night, at this city, and brought up the
Brown's tow of empty barges, passing here
agOAb Al CAONh O&LNAAAJ G4zALssFsss - AN
Petrol, with a tow of salt for Nashville and
ST. Louis, passed down about the same
time~.".The Robt Burns was full of CO..
ton for Ctncinnati......The Virginia had a
good up river tsip. She discharged 49,
bales of cotton at this port for r. K. Dun
kerson q Co. She viii he here OH Wednes-
day next.""..The West Wind, Glasgow
and Hartford had moderate tIips-..~.The
LeCIaire ws.s only about half Ioaded.".,.~.
The Tarascon had a nice trip of people.
Capt. Mather, her very estimable CON-
mander, has been compelled by III health
to stop of, and Capt. FraRk 0. Smith, foi-
merly clerk or the Dexter, and a
steamboat man Of great experience, has
taken communicable Ollie Sullivan
did not get away till after noe yesterday.
She took out a good trip.---.The Emma
Floyd was dragging her guards on the wa
ter as usual, but was persuaded by Hum
phTey, Lewis & Co, to take some 80 bales of
hay--~~.The Rapidan No. 2came in last
evening with a nice trip OF freight and
people, among whom were ten merchants,
to purchase goods. she also brought a
vast number of good orders. She leaves
for PASSPORT this evening. positively, and
Dick Morrow thinks he viii go with her
this trip.-.....The Mflbrey, needing some
SAA5Ab ACDGAAhs Ia LaEEA uCMA LEE EAZ4 I
for Memphis, and will o to the bank for &
few days~..~.We are greatly gratihed to
learn that Captain Josh V. Throop has
about recovered from his recent severe
His physician. DR.. Thompson, has
given him permission 80 go on watch to-
day -""~.The Quickstep left the Fanny
Brandeis at Cairo patching a boiler. She
win, we presume, be here to-day or, at
Tomorrow morning-........The
Nick Longworth left Memphis yesterday
with LOCO bales of cotton for Evansville.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CARMI.-The elegant new steamer
leaves for Carmi and all way
points today, at4 O'Clock. havingsplendid
passenger appointments. Captain ice.
McReynolds and Billy Liter do tie honoTs.
For PErERsBURG.-The steamer and
hrst-class propeller Crescent City, returns
to Petersburg and all way landings at
n. to-day. Capt. Gus. Start is her eminent
commander, aud Albert Ashby is her
obliging clerk. Shippers VIII take notice.
For new ORLTANs.-The magnificent
steamer Anna is announced for New Or
and all way ports at 10 II. to-day.
She is dGely appointed, and IN charge Of
o. P. Shinkle ard John Thrasner,
as thorough gentlemen and good
steamboatmen as ever came to our land
Ing. The Antelope and barges will be here
to- day en- route to New Orleans.
Msaffesls.
MANIFEST OF the steamer OuFcxstaD
Cairo to Evansville, trip No. %, January
E~vansviiIe-G g Niblaek & Co. D bbls
of apples; ] & J g Smith, pkg picEs:
. Ruffner, Jr, q Co., l dressed hog: Regon
Dickey & Carson, l coil rope; Tenney,
cans, l sack feathers, l bdI fuTs, and l bdI
sheep pelts: Hinkley & MathesOn. box
Garden seed !; Dunkerson q 90 0baiec
E W Patrick, II do.
REsHIPPING.
LOuisville-Lane & Bartlett, 48 ducks. so
cartridges and 5 turkeys. z"
Covineton-Powers & Pruye, I hid to-
hides.
RAPIDAE No. 2, PASSPORT to Egansviue-
Howell, Z bales cotton; Ragon. Dlckev
= Carson, z boxes mdse, l green hide;
tar, l box eggs, l barrel old iron
bale rags; F. M BoatHright, 4 head raffIa.
d Wyatt, Z dry hides; r x Dupkerson
s. Co, 81 bales cotton: Martin, Gardner q
II bales cotton, l barrel eggg. Weldon
rOthe & COL bale cotton. 1 con- rone-
Holman, | broken mil; Toni. T6p9
& Co, Il dry hides; Samuel Orr & 90. / baT
j Berry, Ii bales cotton: Bieinixer.
fillnoan q Goa stove w q Brown & Co,
on; Preston q Co, 3 bales cotton; Minor
4 DalIam, l buggy l sample case; Z W
IA ba'es c0ttOn; Semonin, Dixon
& Co, 8 bales cotton; q Vlele & Co, 4 bales
eottOn.
REsHIPPING.
I~ouisville-J II Thomas & co. 2 bales
cotton; q w Wicks q Co., IL bales cotton;
. W q T. 1 bale cotton