The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

has better facilities or greater ability fol
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
ment of Job Type. though very large ano
complete, is constantly being added to, and
80 ourjob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printer
in the United States. We are prepared tc
siaf print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
q. cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c. &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to
.snGne1U 'w%ather and Water. liza.
The weather continues clear, and during
the afternoon and evening is unseasona bly,
hot. The river is falling very slowly
scarcely an inch day, but enough to in
crease daily the troubles Of steamboat.
men. Ism.
~ wa Arrivals and Departures. r,.
The only arrivals and departures up to
~r-Q three o'clock yesterday were the Newsboy,
from Henderson; Ollie Sullivan, from
aIGiQwensporoi and T. R,nWebb, to Mount
vernon. rzs@ka4 II
,..,..s, BOats Dine. -
Among the first boats due here are the
.ssPhantom from Eastport cobb Webb, from
the Cumberland; Michigan and Norman,
from Memphis;u Fannie Brandeis and
Louisa, from Cairo; Tahlequah, from Gin
cinnatf: Cora S., for Memphis; and James
Gray, from Green River
eass oUo 5 4 miscellaneous
NfatLerS were very uull ON Lne eVee, yes
terday forenoon. with no arrivals except
the NeWsboy..4.sTh The Linton was receive
ing literally for Cairo and way ports........
-. The J. p. Webb was pieparfng to leave for
Mt. VerpOn.-........George8 Hazlett,l Clerk,
;..l and Captain, Dam Brady. Of, the Luelha,
talk OF erecting a canvass on the 1evee and
- exhibiting their Monntain Eagle and
Wolf-dog until the river rises....... We
'1''' counted nine steamboat Pilots pressing
brick on Water Street, on Wednesday.
They want more water.
'8asiA1sA Boafs leaving To-Day. $50
For CAIRo.-The beautiful light draugnt
IA steamer. Fanny Brandies. Captain d.
aSmedley, with that veteran steam boat.
~ man, Captain John B, Hall. Iii the office,
is the packet for, Cairo to-day. She 10 .
good one. .ls-.l s.kl.goI sao ISL
..r For OwENsBoRoi AND LoUIsyILLE--The
3 II Ollie Sullivan will return TO Owensboro
~ to-day, and viii receipt for freight and
lDs passengers through ito Louisville, at the
. lowest rates. Capt Ham. Throop is in
49, IT, command, and Les. Ware, q pleasant
young gentleman. is in the ofice.a1a
Gleaaings from 0ar Exchanges.
$3.50 PIrrsBuRG.-The Obnansesctal of Tuesday
sI3 says: '*aaio4 -sai.s e'Asifsaiii-aW u
The rain: at least for the present, has
was clear and pleasa , ", We haye dis,
parts At OH city the Aneshany meas raass
si.sii ureo nIteen slncnes ana az stand. At
Brownsviile the Mononganeia had rose
Ten itncnes nnis wi, Will ne, ne,p tne pig boats
. .iss inches. Above the bridge, trade was ac-
tive. a.q =. -ft
... A fisherman having in tow a =. rack
-+ boat " containing eleven catfish Weighing
sr over one Thousand pounds, arrived at st.
Joseph. The largest wei he'd 140 pounds.
They were caught IN the VI issouri River,
al the mouth OF Nodaway River.
-sl CINCINNATI.-The Commercial of Wednes~
a,rs,ys. ana ss8f.lf
Jay says ~. -s
u The weather yesterday was mild and
ar hazy, morning and evening, and clear at i
midday and at night. Al Rittsburg the
incSa w a, tpa cbsnnei i ar1 &, &c wii HI -
1859 slowly with "a inches ON the shoaiesf bars
81 hence TO Louisville. -r
Navigation is becoming worse and worse
daily: Inc LOUISVILLE ana Madlson packets
., spend considerable time daily on MedQc
wv bar. The up-r1ver packets also meet with
detentions from the same cause.
a.. capt ChaS. q. Perkins, of the Henderson
ana Evansville packet. Newsboy, is IN the |
..'- city. .sr.,.f1.. 49,
%a VILE from louisville IS reported but ar. |
rived here last evening and will depart |
ioT fsvansvilie to-fnorrow noon. she has |
reenlar,tH 1.p 's ~ ie'' toii' III siea'
>. r. ,,,,. SO. -. AL
q LoUISVlLLE---Ine courier, OF w Wednesday |
saws:
rhara ,vara -r,,rr,- ,,,,a,,+.- e,,o ;xo,o. ..j
the canal vasteray eWen oI h tncmes IN