The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07

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has better facilities or greater ability FOR
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our aasort-
InsnI Of JOB Type. tho9gh very large and
| our fob department Ia under the personal
supervision Of one Of the best job printers
| ia the United States. We are prepared 10
Ri iiiintI ading Cards, Deck ana Meal rick,
| eta Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
Ac,, &c. Orders left with either OF the
| wharf-bo@S VIII DO promptly attended 10.
River and Weather.
The weather yesterday was clear, beauti-
fni warm and pleasant. The river had
risen eighteen inches during the twenty
four hours ending az three o'clock yester-
day. AZ Cincinnati the river IL rising rap
idly, and the rise will affect the river here
10 considerable extent.
Arrivals and Dea5arturea.
The arrivals and departures up TO three
o'clock yesterday Include the New York
Cincinnati TO fst. Louis David White, New
Orleans 10 Louisville; Armada, Cairo to
Evansville; Ada Lyon. Green River TO
Evansville; Morning Star, Louisville and
return; Newsboy, Henderson and return !;
Talequah, Cincinnati 70 Arkansas River.
Heats Due.
| Among the firat boats due hers are the
Champion, New York. Kats Robinson,
| Nightingale and Dora, for 80. Louis Sill
v<F Cloud, Bertha. Stephen Decator, from
~. Louia: Lueiln, Shamrock. silver, and
and Maggie Hays. for Memphis; Altoona
and Rose Iiambieton, for Arkansas River;
J. IL. droesbeclk. Alice Dean. Atonewaii,
Henry Ames, David White, and Amazon,
for New Orleans; charner, from Cairo;
| Tarascon, from Louisville; Carrie, EN-
| peror Ezra Porter and Swallow. from New
Orleans; Laura Fenton and Liberty No. 2,
/ nom Memphis ti
- rfAH HafsGeilmme0ua. AiH3
Business was quite lively on the leveo
| yesterday, though the arrivals were not
| large. ........T The New York and Tabiequah
had ali they could carry .....a.. The Armada
had d good up trip.......The Morning Star
made q brilliant run from Louiav.lie, ar-
irving horc at 81 o'clock yesterday morn
| ing, and leaving again ut u noon. She was
pretty light both ways and running to
make time ........The deck crew Of the Sam
Orr struck yesterday for higher wagesj d
most unpropitions time, as business Ia
light, and the demand II unjust. We are
/ OF the opinion that the Ethiopiana will
and 10 an up hill business, 20 attempt
! a raise OF wages at this time. and we would
| advise them 70 20 back 70 duty ........T The
Armada's crew. we take IL. have too much
sense 10 attempt anything OF the .kind,,.
| We hear IL intimated that Captain Hal
lard will In few days assume command
! OF the Morning Star. and Captain Pecken-
1 paugh viii ornament tho roof Of the Rose
Hits~,....C Captain Glider win take COM
mand OF n new boat above the falls......,.,
| We will, In day or two, be able TO give
| full. partIcuiars........The David White had
a moderate tripy,........The great Indiana
left New Orleans last Friday, and will be
due here tomorrow evening .......T There is
considerable freight accommodating here.
ae Heats Leaving TN-mmy. ey0l
| FoR CAIRo.-The magnificent Armada,
| the fleet favorite. In the Regular Cairo pack
OF ut o'clock to-day. Capt. II. T. Dexter.
a veteran and experienced officer, In In
command, and Billy Dunn and George
Throop, proverbial for their polite atten-
lions TO passengers and shippers, are ssso-
ciated In the Office Her tables are famous
for their excellence. and her staterooms
for neatnesa and cleanliness. She leaves
promptly at O'Clock.
FoR LouIsvILLE.--Th The grand. fleet Taras-
con, In complete new dress, will be mere
to-day from Louisville as the regular Mail
boat In the Louisville and Henderson line
She IL said TO be handsomer than ever.
Capt. A. Il. Gilmore, a highly experienced
and popular commander, Is ON the roof.
John oncrbaclCer, a model clerk, has
charge of the office, assisted by attentive
and careful subordinatcs. Dabney Page
"rules the roast" and all other table flx-
ings, and cannot be surpassed. The Taras-
con will be the regular Wednesday and
Saturday mall boat henceforth. fdi
FoR GREEN RIvER.--The Ada Lyon re
turns TO Green River this evening, Capt,
All Edwards and Jim Hines give cour-
teous attention 20 passengers and shippers.
FoR NEW oRLEAns.- The splendid steam
or Henry Ames. Capt Crawford. goes TO
New Orleans to-day. She In magnificent
steamer with first class apartments. Geo.
williams, one Of the most courteous and
deseryedly popular clerks ON the Western
waters, In In her ONCE. Everybody knows
George and will give him a hearty welcome
back TO the Ohio. R.K. Dunkerson d
Co are her agonts. ax4 Hkg98gts
Gleaninwn from Our Exchanges.
C1NcINrA Att. The Commercial Of Sum
day Says oH 7hi b41aaihtia 80 ttfHl
The weather was cool and cloudy yester-
day, Indicating rain. The mercury rang
Cd al IS degrees at noon. Al PittsburEh,
channel. Here the river has risen over /!
feet during tho past "a hours. with 10 feet
hence 10 Louisville.
Captain Jas. u. Wise, superintendent OF
| the Nashville and Cincinnati Packet Com
pany, has the steamers Havana, Emma
Floyd. Rowenna and Rehecca, In order and
ready TO resume business as soon as nnvi'
CATION IL resumed In the Cumberland
The Havana Will be the firBt packet leaV'
Ing for Nashville in this line t f3 bec
u A Cairo special to the C0fameTcfdl o.
Sunday, says:
Major Harris and Frank Burkhart were
| playing cards on the Sam. Orr, near PRdu-
4 cah, when Harris pistol was accidentally
\ discharged In his pocket, the bail tearing
his sleeve and entering the body OF Burk.
| hart near the pit of the stomach, tearing
upward, and lodging near the heart, clos'
| TO the ribs AS the ball does not seem Il
| hava afru Nlr "A NY yifnl nm TT homes are enter