The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-07

Ii NO prinblng establishments IN the w eS'
has better facilities or greater ability fol
/ doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our aSsort-
| ment of j OBJ Type, though very large AND
] complete, is constantly being added to, ane
our job department Is under the personal
| supervision of one of the best job printers
| in the United States. We are prepared to
priat Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
nti RjIs ~ Rara Mate 1T c ae for Labor
| &c, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
bus RTger and weather. IS pa'
CAIRO, Feb. 6.AArrived- Sam. Orr,
from Evansville, return at "A. M.
NJ. E. Forsyth, from New Orleans, for
/ st. Louis at A. NJ Lizzie Gill, from
New Orleans, return at 10 A. NJ En-
pire, from Cincinnati, for Memphis at
II Am. 81 br9ad QdR 95od1 % shisY
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-The river has
risen four, feetnine inches, and there
is now thirty eight feet ten, inches in
the channel. Weather clear. Their
mOmeter AZ. 1Aih l'0etH
PtTTsBURG,g Feb. 6.4River ten feet
one inch, and falling. Weather clear
and mild.oG aa8 oz9 va oio oH in
We had another beautifully brill
liant day yesterday, the sun shining
brightly and with much fervency. The
river continued to rise at the rate of
an. inch an hour; up to three o'clock
yesterday. 1t will be over the low
bottoms by this morning Theice is
much thinner, and navigation is now
comparatively easy. The ice floats
mostly on the Kentucky shore, and
our harbor is clear and easy of access.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'clock yesterday were quite nu-
merous. including the Morning Star
to Louisville; Champion, Cincinnati
to Memphis; Emma No. 3 and Arma-
/ dillo, to New Orleans; David White,
louisville to New Orleans; Charmer,
Cairo to Evansville; Amazon, New
Orleans to Cincinnati; Arabian, Gin+
cinnatia to ST. Louis Taleqilah, Ar
Kansas River tobsGincinnati; Law
renee, Cincinnati to Arkansas River.
bn8 dn BOafs Druc. lgaa aftW III
Among the first boats due are the
Altoona and Emma Floyd, for Nash
villes Shamrock, nightingale and
Arabian, for ST. Louis ) Robert Burns,
Importer, Sam j. Hale, Mariner,
and Anna, for Memphis; Cliff.
ton, bore Darling, and Liberty
No. 2, from Memphis; Lawrence.
Anglo Saxon. Huntsville, Centralia,c
and Mary Irwin. for Arkansas
River; Glasgow, Wild Wagner,
Indiana, and Alice ", from New Or
leans; M. S. + Mepham. B. L.
Lodge, Emerald, Arnndillo, West
moreland, Lizzie Hopkins, Nick
Longworth, p. W. Strader, St.
Charles, for New Orleans; Taras-
con. from Louisville; Sam. Orr,
from Cairo; VIM. White, from
Green River. zdH
Boass Leaving TD-Day. 5a
For New ORLEANs.-The splendid
steamer Lawrence. Capt. Hallcraft, is
due to-day for New Dreams, and all
way ports. She is magnificent craft,
with fine appointments, and pleasant,
congenial officers. $500
For CAIRo.-We are not advised
that any packet will leave to-day for
Cairo, as the Charmer has to lie over
to repair. 1t is probabh, however,
that the Quickstep may goin place Of
the Charmer .a,, ~
For LoUIsvILLE.-The Rose Hite
may be expected this evening from
Louisville, though we haH no posi-
tive advices. ~ ~ .ss
miscellaneous.
There was a regular rush Of bust
ness on the1levee yesterday, md from
twelve to sixteen steamers where at
the wharf all day....... The improved
condition of the river induced the
Morning Star to leave early YES. erday
morning. She had splendid trip Of
freight and passengers; one item of
her freight was 300 bales of cotton,
reshipped by r. & Dunkerson & Co,
........The Talequah came in on
Tuesday night from the Arkansas
River full of cotton, and was lying at
the bank above the wharf yesterday
evening, probably repairing damages
.-......All the boats passing have big
trips. The David White arrived
yesterday morningwith a big trip, AND
added largely here. She left at one
O clock 1.-The America laid over
till yesterday, and took a considerable
quantity of wheat for ports above.....-
The j p. Webb and Dora continued