[Newspaper]
Publication: The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH, United States
vol. 31, no. 49, p. 4, col. 4
River Intelligence.
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Correspondence.
EVANSVILLE, IND., February 19, 1867.
To the Editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The steamer Abeona left Nashville Saturday evening at 8 O'clock. The Nightingale was in port for Cincinnati. We have for Harper, Bertram Co., thirteen sacks dried fruit, three barrels do., and eight bags feathers; T. W. Farren & Co., 4 150 feet pine plank; Harks, Porter Co., two hogsheads tobacco; Hemmingray [sic] Hemingray Bros. Co., three hogshesds green glass; Snyder & McCail, three bales rags; Bennett, Dale & Co., twelve bales rags; T. J. Goodheart, three bales cotton; Robert Moore & Co., seven batea cotton; Gano, Parsons & Co., twenty-three bales cotton; J. C. Buckles, eight pkgs sundries; A. Louis, four barrels whisky; N. & E. W. Parker, seventeen hogsheads sugar; William Glenn & Sons, twelve hogsheads sugar; Straight, Deming & Co., nineteen hogsheads sugar; Baker & Co., twenty-four hogsheads sugar, thirty-eight barrels molasses; J. S. Griffith, twenty two bales cotton; for steamer J. H. Groesbeck, thirty-six bales cotton; Block, Lehman & Co., twenty seven bales cotton; C. L. Moore & Co., fifty barrels rosin; Murphy & Sons, twenty-four bundles rags; Barton & Poole, 2 323 hams sixty-two tierces leaf lard, fifteen tierces head lard, eighty-three kegs head lard, twenty-four barrels leaf lard; Wasson, Morgan & Page, eleven sacks cotton. Discharged at Albany and Louisville: Nauts, Reamer & Owen, New Albany, eighteen tons scrap iron; Salem Lamb, one chest; Joseph Mitchell & Co., Louisville, 850 plates boiler iron, nine heads do., two bundles sheet iron, one boiler iron card. All well. Will be up Thursday night. CHARLIE E. JORDAN.
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