The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

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STEAMBOAT PRINTING,
no printing establishment ~ tie West
has better facilities ~ greater ability fOf
doing nne Steamboat Printing, Our assorts
msBL Gf Job Type, though very Isfee aDd
suf I1B dhpafhiasiit - nndeF the personal
supervision 9f one Of The best Job printers
la the United States, We are pFepafsd 10
Els Els bits II Fafs' Mates Tickets foT f.a55r,
Ae', 40, orders LEFT with either Of the
whaff'o9ats wiz be promptly attended TO.
river sad Weather. "
The weather grew cloudy yesterday
morning win light drizzls III rain, but
gave evidences af n disposition Of clearing
up towards noon. During the fofigssight
hours ending ~ i o'clock Yesterday, the
river here had fallen eeIne Bt4 iest and
rapidly declining fhere IL " feet on the
shoaiest bars 10 Cairo ana Louisville.
A-=-syais snd IseTIsSfaFes.
The arrivals ana departures sin6e hatnrr
day afternoon were The iiarfy Dean, Mem
pitts 60 Cincinnati }, q. Meeombs, Louis
Vile aud return cnarmsf, Cairo 10 Eyans-
yiilel Delaware, Et, Louis ~ Pittsburgh
itoss iiite. Louisville ~ Henderson Gam.
Orr, from CairoJ Ada Lyon nom Green
River itass ifits, Henderson " Louisville
Mercury, Louisville 10 White RIVER
charmaf, 10 Cairo Plain city, Louisville
20 dfsen :tiVes,
Heats Das. asses.
Among the frst boals due here afe the
Nightingale, Anna, Importer, Manga
tack ana Emma No z, for ~, Louis, Lore
na, for Msmphisl Celeste, for Little Rock
Maggie Hays aud Louisiana, from New
0risahsi Lady franklin, Emperor, aud
silver Spray, for New Orisansl Golden
Eaeis, for Mempiilsl :. q. MeeomBs. fren
Louisville Armada, from Cairo,
miscellaneous.
BUSINESS was pretty fair GA the ievee yes-
leFday morning and considerable freight
was shipped, tneladinka large lot of chicks
ems and other poultry, by Coz Il HnmphF
roy on the Cbarmsf, for New Orleans, The
Ghafiher had 4 nice trip on Saturday night
aud arrived just la time 10 sss ths grand
taIahiight procession, aA IL fiiad iato Chest
nut fstfastn,.,r,Tbe Harry DeaBaas-ad 4, a,
Meconibs had better luck. and had the
bsnsnt OF the entire blazing crescent The
Harry Dean discharged xls bales OF cotton
here Tor tbs feulhF western Faat Freight
Linea,.,e,,Ths Delaware had big trip for
i.ittsburg, nd refused freight hsre the
Mercury had u big trip for Memphis aud
Whits itiyers,,t,,Ths sam, Orr had fair
trip upa,nsuThs Ada Lyon had a very
haHdsonis packet trip out of Green river,
,,....., The louisville Courier Of Saturday.
and the New Albany Led0rr, have each
nearly column ~ sui0sy on the new
steamer Robert u. Lee, The Courier, among
other aduiationa, saysi
Captain Cannon has come back 20 hih old
trade, aud has Just eoHplsted the MASTER
piece Of the age~the Robert E, Lee, Ia
every respect and ail good qualities, like
her glorious hamsAaka, she ID the peer, an
riyaled, and unsanaled on the walters,
The Ledger quotes from the Courier. bat,
more timid being on the "north side"
aud an important election Just al hand,
auppresAea like her glorious pameSake."
Had the election been over, we have no
doubt the quotation would have been fall
aud warmly endorsed. We like the bold
manner la which the Courier speaks iLa
mind ..,,..nThe Plain City touched NJ the
wharf on SUNDAY night. en- route 10 Green
River. She met the Ana Lyon between
ths city ana the point, but neglected TO
give the usual signal for passing until the
Ada Lyon had whiAtled. The law requires
the ascending boat to give the first signal
a number OF people la the piiotshouse with
Captain Graham, ana the question was
discussed as 20 what was the oause of this
singular neglect on the part of the Plain
CITY ,......., Capt. John MeClain, who piioted
the Superior 10 Cincinnati, reached home
on Saturday. The Superior passed the
Atrader before they reached Newbefg, but
having TO stop 20 coal, the htrader repasa-
ed her and beat her to Louisville. Another
itadioai vote ut home, CONFERENCE.-The tow
boat Alps passed down yesterday with an
immense tow Of coal. she had some aim
Guilty Ia making the turn around the point
below the eity..."."fhe Ada Lyon lies over
here until Wednesday.
Heats Leaving To-day.
The feet and finely appointed sam Orr.
Capt. Alien Duncan, with Mr.. duy Vine
yard Ia the ONCE, will leave, for Cairo, at
= o'clock, promptly to-day. She Ia stun
ner 10 run.
Foa LouIayiLLn.-fhs John 4. Me-
Combs aa Wa learn from the Louisville pa
perH. will change days with the Morning
Atar, and will be the regular packet to-day.
Capt. Frank nankamith Ia her elegant
commander, and John ouerbaoker aud
Lou Beeler her popular clerks.
0Ieaninga fron Our Exchanges.
| CinoinNATt-rhe Commercial VI Hatur-
day. aaysi
The weather was cool aud haEy yeater-
| day. AZ fittAburgh tho river u falling,
| with ~ n. Ia the channel. The knnawha
| ~ falling, with ~ r, In tho channel. Here
| the river has reoeded ~ H. during the past
| - hours, with N feet beuce 10 Louis
vile.
An arrangement VIA made, yeaterday.
| between the Nightingale ana Emma NO, y,
! for each boat To load In turn. The Night
! ingslu Will commences loading tomorrow
aud IN the first boat leaving FOR ~. Louis.
she viii he followed by the Emma No H.
LouIsvILLE.- Cpntor Of Saturday
says
The river WINS falling fast yesterday with