The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-11

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doing ane Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
neus&of job Type, though very large and
complies, is constantly being added to, and
snpsryision of one Of the best Job printers
in the United States. We are prepared TO
PRINT Posters, plain or fancy, Blu Heads,
5a ~ 5hssdl1g Cards Deck snd veal a aic a1
&c, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-Ooats viii be promptly attended 10.
River and Weather.
The weather on Saturday was calm,
partly clear, and very hot-really swelter-
ing. The river had risen six inches during
the twenty -four hours ending at 8 O'Clock,
Saturday, and was increasing slowly. Bus
iRess was better.
Arrivals and Departures. a
The arrivals and departures since our
last reports O'Clock Saturday--include
the following: The Crrlew and News Boy,
Henderson and return; the Tarascon and
Mary Anent 20 Louisville; Altoona. Gin.
cinnati to Memphis; Armada, to Cairo and
return; Ada Lyon, Green River and re-
turn; Rose Hite, Louisville and return.
Boats Due. 8taE
Among the FIRST boats due here are the
Nashville, Argonaut and Glasgow, for st.
Louis Darling, Nrinneola and Morning
Arkansas River; ct. Cloud, Silver Spray,
Navigator, r. w. Strader and Nick Long
worth, for New Orleans; Superior, from
Cairo; Taraseon and Mary Ament, from
Louisville; Louisiana and Louisville, from
New Orleans; Naugatuclz and Liberty No
2, from Memphis William White, from
Green River. a AhT
Miscellaneous. @ai +
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pearance on Saturday than for several
days past.........The Taraseon and Mary
AYnent left for louisville with small lots
Of freight.......Tne Armada had an excel
lent trip up Saturday morning, including
90 hogsheads of tobacco, 20 bales of cotton,
2barrels of scrap iron, and a large amount
OF miscellaneous freight. She left with @
fine trip in the afternoon, including
large lot Of poultry for reshipment to New
Orleans........The Ada Lyon had a full car
go of tobacco from Green River. She was
TO return to that classic stream on Satur-
day evening, her usual tiTne...-.....Among
the excursionists ON the Mary Ament, Fri
day night, was that Jolly rooster, Frank
Lander, of Hawesville, who sells the big
gest, blacklist and best coal, at 10 cts. per
bushel, 10 steanb oats-...--.The Charnler
was on Saturday hauled into the dry dock,
and put that institution down pretty fiat.
She will be thoroughly overhauled and
put in complete repair throughout for the
summer campaign. Her new shaft is eN-
peoSed from Louisville by the Tarascon TO-
morrow ,......The pilots of the Tarascon re-
port over feet in the channel hence 10
louisville, and there is about the same
i depth of channel hence 10 Cairo---.........
The steamers Lilly and Virginia No. 2
coAided In the Tombgbee River, seriously
amaging both boats, compelling them to
lay up for repairs, -.......The Mollie Able,
after sticking twenty-four hours, got of
and continued her journey 10 New Orleans
SUNDAY night........ A hurricane swept up
White River last Friday, carrying with il
numerous trees, fences, and old barns. We
did not hear of any casualties ....--..The
Prairie State, very recently sunk In the
Arkansas River, was insured for 3d. Co.,.
We learn that Capt. Smith, Superintend-
ent of the st. Louis and Memphis Packet
Line. has the contract TO remove all the
suHFen and wrecked steamers of the Allan
tic and Mississippi Steamship Company
The Missouri, however, sunk just above
this city, has been turned over to the sub.
marine Underwater. That vessel is now
on her way up from Cairo to GO TO work
vrecking the Missouri.
Boafs Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-The Argosy, q capital boat
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