The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-29

guards be. ng ia the ater.......T Evals-
Vile had q good trip in, and MANY passeu-
gers, among whom was Col. SPRAY. Tho
distinguished head centre" ofCurisvilc.
He brought ont G hogsheads tobacco. cone
signed TO W. S. Ford-the first Shipment Of
new tobacco from Green Rive. This season.
1.-THE Rose Hite arrived az 1880, with %
fair packet trip-..-.The b Iis suIIEvan wn1
In Dutch Bend when this repOrtc i0sed....-
The Alaska was coafiug, preoaraforv To-.
leaving, at 3 Phi. She was drawing over
81 feet.
MANIFEST Of TIE Steamer Fayefte. rrom
Cairo to Evansville, ne. ., lb7U.-W CaId-
well, IL bbls crackers; J Bliss d 60, a biol
iron; "A GnInberts. j. dry hides, 7 bdl furs,
l bag feathers; j. RufTner & CO, 1 bax eggs.
l dressed hog; Jas NJ - arren, 4 bbI apples
Watt Cole, 2 hhds sugar; Weldon Bros d.
kehfeid, 4 lot pluu0er; - X DqnHce sol. Il
Co. q hhds tobacco.
o RE SHIPMENT.
To louisville hhds tobacco, 10 bales
cotton, IL bags pea nuts.
To GiPcinnsti-ls5 dIy hides $ green
bales cotton, 3 hhds dried fruit, s bales
rags, IA bbls tallOW, II bbe dried fruit; q
i iSoS9 II bags pea n gGs 1 BB55ff bsI 29is o9 5Fl
green hides So dry hides, 3 deer skins.
Henderson-g7,COO
MARIFEST-Of b steamer Norman fron1
Cincinnati to Evansville.
GAQAu q AAAnHA U4 AEEA LEA4 ann ~ hills
oil; Peter Nterling, l0I kegs lead aud )
cases of lead W Caldwell. s. bbIs nonr i
bbis produce and2 boxes lens: j Sinzicn
Son, ~ dozen orooms, - cases fruits and
fifteen kegs pig feet; T. Heddericn. I bbis
hominy ana 3 pEgs mdss: HOrnbrook Il
Co, 1 bbl oil and 4 boxes sterfua. Humnh
feyf Lewis &Cosl saw j I'll Breemer. 10
bags e0neei I& ID Hefman, leo boxes cam
dies; Preston q Bro, % boxes caudles.J IA
RoeL5er q 90, z o9is OF paint; Gibson g
apples and y boxes mdsa. Tennav P01-fes
GO ~ DoAes raises aad 10 boxes sauce
Ragon, Dickey q Carson, 60 cases oysters
So bags coffee, Is bbIs whisky, 6 hair bbIe
OF. whisky. ~ kegs Of whisky, and Z case Of
tobacco; Kahn q Vile, . boxes herrinr
and Dbl a!monoss Wickery & Bro. 4 bbi1
peas,2 boxes mdse; NJ DalZell, 2 nks mdge.
Herman, 10 bxs oysters, 20 bxs raisins.
5 kegs pts feet, 3 barrels peas, 1 Dbl prgnes.
2 pa mdsei II a COOK, s cans plok IS. 4 cans
corn, l can ngsi Preston Bro, D cans sar-
dtnesi Chandler 81 bales bags; Tenn
River packet, 0 plows; mark, NJ 4 90.
hid l. warei Armstrong, 3 bbl varnish,
2 pa, furniture; Nleie d Co, LOO boxes
kgs powder; Rowe & N~cClements, 2 sew
ing machines; Parsons, y & Co, So bxs can
dies, Is cans lard; II KempR. 20 kegs beer:
Chs Elkecbs 10 kegs beer; q W French.
4 bbls OIL, I bXs glass ware; NJ DalzeIl. b bbi
sugar, 10 cases I've, 10 cases mdse; g Wolff,
5 rolls leather; Brau & Brother, 2 Dbl oil, 4
bxs merchandise; Martin, q Co 20 bales
baggtngi Carr & Co, . Dbl whisky; w
q Brown Coz I circular saw; Chris KreiB-
Ike, 5 pa mdse; B0Fgeman & Shafer, 2 pa
mdse; j & ] Herman, Il pa mdss: Wheeler
& Il, "a bags conee IS cases oysters, 5 cans
sardInes, ID bx raislnsi 4 cask c~urrants, I
REsHIPPrNG.
80 bags coffee, SO biol -four, is Dbl OIL, 8
tons iron, ID tons mdse.
GIsantnKs from OOS Exchange.
PIrTsBURG. The Commercial of We'd
neSday says:
The marks last evening Indicated light
feet six inches aud rising. The Weather
was clear and pleasant. Trade in the
vicinity Of the landing IS improving. The
new Cincinnati packet Arlington left on
time with a fair Trip.
It was umored last evening". tia Cap-
tain Edward Evans has purchased the
commanding Interest in the steamer Kate
Putnam.
CECINNAT1. - The Commercial of Ehurs-
day says:
Baptain jill. Vance, late OF the GalIipo-
lis Bulletin, and formerly q clerk i'm the
KanaWha River trade, lett for New York
last night, where he willengage IN The pro-
Mr.. Geo. W. Tate was among the Afas-
ka's passengers to New Orleans last night.
Mr.. TATE goes south with q view TO general
recreation, and TIE inspection of pianta-
lions bordering on the lower Mississippi
and tributaries.
win the advent Of Captain Dan Moore's
new steamer Arlington in the PIttsburg
and Cincinnati trade, we are TO have lively
has determined TO extend the Major An
deIs0n's trips through 10 P~iitsburg. leaV-
AlA AAlNAAAtalA On EEAalNT nEA AE&aLaE LANn
the same day The Arlington IS advertised
10 leave. A spirited contest may be autici-
pated.
lower to The city wharf, yesterday, where
she IS now loading T. leave FOR Nashville
tomorrow. VIII ie passing under the
bridge her Chimneys were kuOckeL down,
doing bat little damage. however.
The Edinburgh q been thoroughly re-
paired. She has eceiVed new guards. and
is now receiving freight0t tue foot OF III
street, AMI VIII depart Tor Evansville on
Saturday, her regular day, and will con-
ttnue in The trade as p regular Saturday
packet in charge Of Capt. 3. p. Arm
Capt. HI. Dexter passed through tho
city yesterday, en- route from Evansville
10 P~ltt8burg, to look after his new packet,
now being completed AT the latter point.
The Gazette says:
Rumor say a party or So. Louis men are
about purchasing he steamer Richmond.
The 81. % Underwriters viii plac8 q
buoy at the DISTINCTIONS five miles below
Grand Tower, which has recently sunk
several steamers. the buoy VIII be plainly
| d'scernable, night as well as day.
On Saturday last, at New OEIenus. the
RAILROAD Terry boat LucretlR was qua into
by the dred EebOat EssayCns, fortunately
without any further disaster than cOu-
siderable damage TO the Lucretla- Daring
the excitement several persons leapeu
into the river, but the police boats rescued
them.
Captain Keyser, and old Missouri River
boatm1D, Is negotiating ana VIII probably
purchase the Bismarck.
The steamers running Ia the ST. Louis
trade which were destroyed by fire last
year are as follows; Ruth AND stOneWall,
gfeTs: O.. b. allen. Ben Johnson. Henry
Adkins, Carrie Y. KOuntz, Jennie Lewis,
Fanny Scott, Armenia. Wa Eagle, and
Evening star, at st. Lcuis Antelope, Pc
ter Balen and Lady Grace, IA Missouri
River. loss, sg50,O00. Lost by
sinking: sunset, Uril1a, Tennessee, BEN
ton. SulIy, Gem and Cora, in Missouri
Riveri only Chance, in Arkansas, and
Peoria Cisy, in Mississippi Estimated loss
SoC0,00O. sunk and raised Nick Wall, in
Missouri; W. Il. Arthur and Kate Rob
inson, in Mississippi River. Other Ecci-
dents: Louisville, Lun1nary and Utah. in
Mississippi; Tom Stevens Il. j.. McGllll and
II. NJ. Shreve, in Missouri. Estimated loss
under last two heads, 100000. Three barges
were also sunk; loss SlO9,tOJ. All the losses
above mentioned include loss or damage
10 largo
The Carontel5 OF Thursday evening
says:
Capt. I'd. Evans has assumed command
of the Kate Putnam, now loading for
Nashville az PlttsburE,
The Times says:
The Continental sunk q datboat. laden
with apples, at the Memphis wharf on
Saturday. and paid 600 damages.
The Mississippi, which broke an engine
at Island q, anew days sgo, broke dcwA @
and had 10 be towed 10 that port.
LoUIsVILLE.-The CouTter-JouTaah o
Thursday, says:
Tn question is repeatedly asked why IS
it that the Bridge Company do not put sig
nal lights on tue channel pier2
There was about sixty feet space undei
the bridge yesterday evening which was
nOt sufficient 10 admit OF any pat smalA
on account OF nigh water, the Falls City,
fOr Green River VIII lose LuS ptSasAt Lt-Ps
} laying up until next helAeaoag' tAat
being her regular day.
DRY DOCK.
nrff- lr Hon.