The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-10
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For Other Rfrer ITEMS See Fifth Page.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
No printing establishment in the West
has better faeiisties or greater ability a FOR
n1ent of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to. and
supervision of one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads,
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
wbarf-boats will be promptly attended to.
ia as weather ana Water. 5 ~
The weather yesterday morning was clear
and cool, with a low, dense fog overhang-
ingtheriver across the point, but not saffi-
cfent to Interfere with navigation. As the
day advanced it grew hot. The river is
going down rapidly having failen fully 5
inches during the "a hours ending at 3
O'Clock yesterday. The pilots of the Paies-
tine report but "a inches on the shoalest
bars to louisville, on Sunday. Three feet
is ali that can be found below, to Cairo.
4- Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock yesterday include the Palestine
Henderson, to Louisviiie; News Boy, Hem
derson 10 return Michigan. TO Newburgh:
Bermuda. Louisville TO Passport; Pink
yarbIe Eastport 10 Louisville; Phantom,
PASSPORT TO Evansvilia; Mary Erwin Cairo
to Evansville.
~ 10 noiin@f 'Boas~ Due. -<''A'
Among the first boats due here are the
j. p. Webb, from Mem phis; the Mfrfneo-
la, for Memphis; Nashville, from Cairo;
Ella Faber, from Louisville; Rob Roy,
for 81. Louis; Bertha, for Afka nsas River;
Tahaequah, from CINCINNATI. - - "a
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-The Mary Erwin, the
lightest of the fieet,.is the regular packet
for Cairo and all way landings at O'Clock
to-day. She has first class passenger ac-
commodations and pleasant officers. Capt.
Billy Lowth is in. command. j and Guy
Vineyard is in the office.
FoRLouIsvIIIE. The Ella Faber is the
popular and finely appointed steamer tor
Louisville, this evening. Captain John III.
peckenpaugh and George Patterson are
her popular officers and will give special
attention to the comfort of passengers.
For. CINcINNATI. = The famous light
draught steamer Talequah, commanded
by Captain John III. Triplett, with Lew. III.
Abrams in the Office, takes the place of the
Leonora No.2, to-day, and at 10 o'clock for
Cincinnati, direct. We commend the Tale
auah al d her gallant off GERS to travellers
and shippers.
For EAsTPoRT.-The ever reliable and
beautiful Phantom returns to the Tonnes
see river to-day, and should receive the
undivided patronage and encouragement
oil our merchants. She is finely appoint
ed boat, and cleyerer gentlemen than Cap
tain Duncan and Val. Sorenson never
sailed a steamer. ~ f~f tt
For MEMPHH.-The Michigan. COM
manded by that estimable gentleman and
experienced officer, Captain John
McClain, with the courteous James Fitz
James I" in the office, goes to Memphis this
evening. She is comfortably appointed
and is of excellent speed. Captain Dan.
Weaver is her illustrious star-gazer.
miscellaneous.
There was less animation on the wharf
yesterday morning, and less shipping in
port, than is usual ON Monday. NevertIe-
less, there was large amount of freight
on the levee, the Palestine having dis
charged 350barreis of lime and cement and
the VIM. White large cargo of tobacco,
slaves, &c...........The White and Charmer
were receiving literally for their out going
trips...-..--T The White viii probably lay up
when she returns, as the water is about to
be drawn of to repair the Rumsey
Locks....-.....The Palestine went out with
a good racket uip.........--.--.The Linton had
fair prospects for the Cumberiand...-.....
The Michigan went above for corn and
hay she will be at the landing again
this morning. and should get, big trip.
.........The j. p. Webb left Memphis Friday
evening and may be expected this morn
ing, She will have dispatch for herreturn
firm The Rernudas had a yerv sIi m
trip for the Tennessee The Pink, Var
BILE had about 50 tons o6pig iron. Is hhds OF.
tobacco. bales of cotton and a broken
w1ntf MILL Capt. Harvey, however, looks
fat and Slick, but iNicMullen. is still lean.
.......T The Phantom arrived at l o'clock
with a good triir ,sss'sF III III 4s4
GEcanfngs from our Exchanges.
;CfSc1NN ATI.- The copanasrcial, OF satur-i
day. says: bsf# sas4 = 3 ssaf4a s 'os5F, II
The weather was warm and clear yester-
day. AtPlttSbnTg therivei is fss.l ng, with |
IL inches in the On annel.f Here It has re- |
coded i've inches during the past 1we9
bar, the shoalest point henceto louisville. |
Captain L. H. Abrams dropped the fsfe-
in fine order, having been refitted through |
outs She leaves for Evansville this even |
ing I'm place of the Eeonora.-
Capt A. Q. Ross arrived from Cairo. re- |
turning in last nights train His packet, |
the Louisville Will leave the Paducah |
Ways in complete business order, on Mon |
day next.
The Memphis appeal of Sunday says: |
Capt Abe Conson, or st. LOUIS who has |
been in this city for the past ten days, was |
merciaf II otel yesterday. and i, is doubt
full whether he will recover.
The Commercials Cairo dispatch says:
The Lee is stu fast at the cradle. at.the |
Mound City Ways. but lying perfectly easy |