The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing nne Steamboat Printing. Our aasort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete ia constantly being added 10, and
our lob department II under the personal
supervision OF one Of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills I.ading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c. &c. orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats viii be promptly attended to.
River and weather.
Weather was cloudy. with rain through
out Sunday night and till nearly noon yes
terday. The river rose Is inches during Ghe
twenty-foEr hours ending at three O'clock
yesterday. 10 IL rising faet at Cincinnati
and slowly at Pittsburg. There Is Is feet
in the channel hence TO Cairo.
Arrivals mad Departures.
The arrivals since Sunday evening were
quite numerous, including the Plain City,
Louisville TO Louisville; Tempest, Tonnes
soc River 10 Louisville; Sam. Orr, Cairo 10
Evansville; Morning Star, Henderson to
Louisville; Bertha, Cincinnati TO Arkan-
sas River; Clifton, Cincinnati to Mem
phis; Louisiana, New Orleans TO Louis
ville Newsboy, Henderson and return;
Kate Putnam, Pittsburg 10 49, Louis; J. y.
Webb, 10 the wharf.
Bonfs Due
Among the first boats due here
are the Havana and Starlight, for Nash
Willie; Nightingale, and Silver Cloud, for st.
Louis; Belle Vernon, from So. Louis; Mag
gle Hays FOR Memphis; Silver Moon and
Laura Fenton, from Memphis; Amazon,
and louisville, for New Orleans; Carrie,
yirg min, w. T.. strader, Indiana and Hem
~ Ames, from New Orleans; Rose Hite,
from Louisville Ada Lyon. from Green
River.
Miscellaneous.
The wharf presented quite an animated
appearance yesterday, with n large fleet OF
steamers Mt the wharf all forenoon. The
Plain City and Tempest arrived late sun
day night with moderate trips..-..The
Bertha, Clifton and Kate Putnam had inn
mense trips. The packets, also, were doing
well .......The Charmer got 800 bales Of hay
ut Newburgh, and n great deal of freight
here .......rhe j. r. Webb came up from tho
bone yard yesterday. and In receiving for
| Memphis, for which port she leaves this
| evening. She ia looking exceedingly fine
and handsome ......1he Morning Star re-
eeived q large lot OF freight from the sam.
Orr, and went out with big trip........Col.
| Guthrie, Supervising Inspector, is still IN
the city. lie is anxious TO move here and
make Evansville his headquarters, and we
hope he will DO successful, M we would be
glad 10 count him among our citizens.,......
| we have neglected heretofore TO notice
that the Packet Company have placed a
beautiful gilt sign for their daily line OF
packets, on II. X, Dunkerson y Co.'s wharf
boat IL is u handsome sign-one OF Me-
/ Crews best, Capt. ED. Crider, we are
cretiibly informed, retires from the com
mnnd of the Morning Star on her return 70
Louisville, TO take command OF tine Gen
etnl Buell., between Louisville and Cincin-
natl. We have not learned who succeeds
him on the star. faH
Heats Leaving To-Day
FoR CAIno.-T'he gallant Sam. Orr IL the
regular packet for Gallo and all way points
to-day at o'clock. Capt, Allen Duncan IL
her commander, and Val. Sorenson and
Billy Tileston are her clerks She leaves
promptly on time.
For LouIsvILLE.-The petite and elegant
Rose Eite Is the regular Louisville packet
this evening She has elegant passenger
appointments and pleasant and accommo
dating officers. Capt. Peckenpaugh IS II
command and Geo. Patterson and Jess,
Jackson are I'm the office.
Fox MEMPnIs.-The elegant and fleet j
p. Webb goes TO Memphis to-day, at y. NJ
She has beeh put into perfect order, and /
a clipper Capt. q. II. Rudd. an experiences
steamhoatman, Is In command, and Char
| iax irwin Is her accom- plished and nccom
(. modating clerk. AS the Webb enters th
trade ms a regular Evansville and Memphi
PACKET, she should receive an earnest sup
port nom our shippers. f
I'll : Manifest OF steamer sam Orr-For re
! shipment to Louisville, sundry parties
0piegs. mdze, 0 bags wool, 81 pkgs. mdze,
mi, APPLES, hhds. tobacco. a45l
For Evansyille, Brown, Dunkerson
hnhha. II f. Glover, "a bdls flooring; {
armstrong, bdl. rails I; I. Kroener, empt
ale boxes 4. Il. Gilbert 4 CO., box cheese
! screw. ". Rnbcl, $500 hoop-poles; VIII
shire d Kreapcep. 3923 hoop1poles. Goo
Z Messenger trip Everything quiet alon
the river, and the radical goose hane
high. 4f...f .... -
. t,Ieaninzs from our Exchanges.
: crHcrNHAT1.--The Commercial, OF Satui
2 day says: d1 Io sai4
The weather was cold, cloudy, and wind
yesterday, indicating snow last night. III
mercury ranged ut forty-nve degrees.
Pittsburg the river y rising with . SIX ana mo.
has risen three feet during the past twenty
four hours. with thirteen feet hence
Louisville. N ,IntuH
Lou1sv1LLE.--The Courier OF saturda
fhe river was rising yesterday prett
| brisIkIy with six feet six inches water ]
:, the canal, by the mark, as DUSK Dur III,