The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-13

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The weather yesterday was quite
| inclement. 1t commenced to rain be-
fore daylight. and rained lightly nearly
all day. The mercury only reached
go during the day. The river, dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at
Bpm, yesterday. had fallen 3 inches.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight last, were the
Rose Hite, Louisville and return;
Sam. j. Hale. Memphis to Cincinnati;
Nick Longworth, Now Orleans to
Louisville; West Wind. to Wabash
River; Idlewild, TO Cairo; Peytona
and barges, New Orleans to Louis
vile; Evansville, to Green River;
Camelia, St. Louis to Pittsburg; Ad-
vance No. 2, from Wabash River;
Pine Bluff, to Cannelton; Quicks ep.
from Cairo; Emma Floyd, Nashville
to Cincinnati; Tarascop, Louisville to
Henderson and return; Champion,
Cincinnati TO st. Louis; Hartford,
from Green River; Pine Bluff, from
CanneltoD; Falls City, Bowling Green
to Louisville; Virginia, from Louis
vile for New Orleans.
The packets on Saturday took out
good trips. Tho Idlewild. West
Wind and Evansville all being full
1.-THE Sam ]. Hale passed up light,
and making slow progress. having
broken her shaft one hundred miles
below Cairo. The shaft was broken
short off between the first and second
flange on the starboard side, but was
ingeniously mended so as to enable
the boat to go home. She will prot
ably have to lose one trip.........The
Nick Longworth had a splendid trip
of passengers, but not much freight.
.........The Quickstep had moderate
trip............The Peytona and bar
ges had considerable freight...........
The Cherokee passed down without
landing, during Saturday night.........
The Emma Floyd bad q handsome
trip up......The Tarascon had a good
trip down.....The Champion had a
moderate trip.........The Hartford.
Pine Bluff, and Falls City, all were
full of tobacco.........The Virginia ar
rived about 9 o'clock last night, with
an excellent start. She took on a
big lot of freight last night. and lies
over till o'clock this morning. She
has large passenger list, including a
great many cadets from the Kentucky
Military Schools. Colonel Shet-
we'll and wife were also passen-
gers by the Virginia......"....-....
The Tarascon came back from Hen
derson last night.........Captain j. V.
Throop dispatches from GAINESVILLE
that the Mallie Ragon will be here on
Tuesday. and return to Nashville on
Wednesday, her regular day. She
passed GAINESVILLE Saturday morning.
The Bermuda will be down to-day,
and leave for Cincinnati tomorrow.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For NEW O2LEANs.--The feet
and elegant steamer Virginia will
leave positively at 8 o'clock this
morning for New Orleans and all way
ports. This is one of the best boats
in commission, and Captain Charley
Schultze, Len. S. Miller and Lem.
Malbon, her chief officers, are ster-
ling gentlemen. possessing all those
fine social qualities that render trip
with them delightful.
ManIfesss.
Manifest of the steamer IdIewild, from
Cairo TO Evansville, June Ii, 1870:
Martin Gardner & Co hhds tobacco: A
hid tobacco; w q Brown hhds tobacco. /
tool chest; E g Van Ripper hhds tobacco: :
hats, package paper boxes; Evansville
WOODEN Mills bags wool; Reitz & Haney
ings; Mechanics Foundry tool chest; Mr
Barry l tool chest; JOS Ntchtern / -oda
Baird start hbls potatoes; q sehaum "a
sacks bran; II T Benninghoff7 bbis whis-
ky; Warren Co piano boxed.
Newburg-2s dry hides.
New Albary-2 bags wo i, 6 bEis sc rap
iron, lot do, lot pig iron.
Louisyille-H hhds tobacco, 5 empty ale
barre's.
cneinnatisa BB. egad fi Of 0P Ross 10 head
lambs, head of COWS.
| MANIFEST of the steamer Qutckstep,
from Cairo to Evansville. June II, 1870.
Weld, barrel of eggs: r GlloeTI q
| Co., q bales cotton yarn; Chas- Baecock q
Co., hok sundries, bundle hides: Henry
Bowles q Co, e0,OOO shingles; WlIllam
Heilman, % pieces iron; ID H Lanpnear,
box hats Ed Levers & Son, 1 saw; Chas
Viele & Co. 2 bundle hides, bundles WOOL
Ragon, Dtckey & Carson, half barrel Wis
wi Reg nails: Martini Gardner q Co,
hogsheads tobacco, II packages ndaes,
bale cotton Wiley Hobbs, 3 hogsheads To-
bacco: w S Ford, hogsheads tobacco;
SemonIn, Dixson & Co, bag wool; Baird
a start bundles gunnfes: VIM. G. BLOWN
q Co. $4,000 shingles, IA hOgsheads tobacco,
2 corn shelters.
River DtsPalche'
PIrTsBURG, June 11.-Noon-Mon-
onUahela falling slowly, with 3 feet 4