The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

oO1ng nn6 steamboat Printing Our assert
ment Of Job Type, though very large anC
complete, is constantly being added to. AND
oux lob department is under the persona
Supervision Of one of the best Job printers
in the United States. We are prepared tc
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Balls Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick.
esss Bulls Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&s.. &C. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats win be promptly attended to.
River and Weather.
Thin clouds yelled the face of the sun
yesterday. and the day was muchs.cooler
than for several days past. The river has
fallen some two feet during the "a hours
ending yesterday afternoon. Low water
is now anticipated by many. and for the
sake % our wharf improvements we shall
not be sorry to see the river 60 to an ex-
treme low stage. 81
Arrivals amid Departures.
The only arrivals and departures up to
yesterday afternoon were the Yorktown.
st. Louis to Pittsburg; Armada, Cairo to
Evansville; Taascon and Mary Ament,
Louisville and return; Superior, to Cairo !;
Sam. Orr, to Passport. q
Beats Dne.
Among the first boats due are the EN-
peroF, Rowena, Arm adillo, Citizen, Ber-
tha, Silver Cloud, sherman, and New
York, forEt. Louis; Golden Eagle, Anna,
and Liberty No. 2, for Memphis; M. Long
worth, Argosy, J. H. Groesbeck, and West
mpreland, for New Orleans; American,
Madison, louisville, David White, and
st. Cloud, from New Orleans; Kate Rob-
inson, Nashville, and Armenia, from st.
Aouiss .1opeES snurns ana morning star,
iroaa haeIlP =. Wepp, nom NASH
Vlllss nfr ~ hlse, rom '1reen river;
Eta Faoer, rom rom LoulsVl ll' ~.
MaaceAhRme0uS- 44of ff5ae fsos
mere was no unnsnaA amount OF bush
ness transacted on the levee yesterday In
deed, we may say It was dull day, there
oe1ng scarcely any boats In port outside OF
the regular packets-.....-..The Yorktown
passed up from st. Louis to Pittsburgh with
pretty good trip........ The Armada had all
the people she could carry, but slim
freight list $685.. The Tarascon had but little
freight down yesterday, but a good many
people---.'rs~The Mary Ament had a mod
erately fair trip Both boats were conn
paratively light on their return trips.
me Sam. Orr gathered up a pretty fair
1or good deal more The Superior had
about half load She will be in TIL ursday
evening in daylight. bringine, aYcursif,,,,,,
parties from Caseyville, Shawneetown,
Uniontown, and Mt. Vernon, with view
10 attend the New Metror,olita,, o,, tn, ~
day night 81 &
n Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-The high-headed and feet
footed Armada goes to Cairo. at o'clock
today osfor,,,o tto r,s,st a,a,-a.,t :
-
modations 70 passengers and shippers Hef
chief officers are those veteran and popu-
lar oartlan,a,, .f,a,,t rrs1, rh---,., pi1,.-
Dunn, and Val. s Sore, No better t n
C -. :, = s.ae
Capt. Peckenpaugh and John ouerbacker
are her elegant and ACCOMPLISHED offfcpre-
THE Tfherfv sl,as ~ q, ~, -
day. - : : : =.
FoR GREEN RTvER-The elegant and
finely appointed Ada T.vxor. cant Ale -
wards goes to Green River this evening,
and has fine passenger accommodations.
Cant Frfasrarxis viii oirra ,ass.,, 49,
4AAs
hinulest alaehLlohs.
aReRmfm@s from Oar EXCHANGES.
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leaves for MaTlrl7is an TH lFfnes@9c,, ~,
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was gallan tly received by the Toi1rfnv P,,iis
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Inc l0'h l~Dcfu oi AaohNay says: atfat#
The weather was clear and hot yesterday.
with a refreshing breeze. however tlYa
mercury ranging at S. degrees in the shade
at noon. At Pittsburgh last might the river
was falling, with 34 feet In the channel
Here it has rpeetied Il. inches si,lrir1<r ~
"A hours ending last night with IA feet
hence to Louisville. There id 81 feet in the
canal.sf ftf9s nninala4u 10 4a8r8 aflf ri -7sel