The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

NO printing establishment IN Inc w es'
mas better facIfties Or greater ability fol
4 doing hne ssteafnbOat Printing OurassorI,
4 ment OF job Type. though very large ano
omplete. is constantly being aaded TO, and
sup ~ ~ men Snd Her the Pe pi
in.tha United States, We are prepared 10
print FOSTERS, plain or fancy, BIZ Heads,
81 Ellis p f1adlng Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
&c. &C. Orders LEFT with either OF the
wharf poais wiz be promptly attended 70.
01q bWeataAers and waaeF. 5g4sf 4, q
i The weatheron Saturday was partly
cloudy. The mqrning wasfchillg, but
by 10 o'clock the mercury had risen
to SCI. The river up, to 3 o'clock Sat
urday had fallen 13inches. Its fall.
ing steadilylat Louisville and Cincin-
natl. r8lIueal 9dfr 9soa ~.
| Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'clock Saturday, were the Rapidan,
Cairo to return James Gray, Green
River to return; Molie Norton, Hen
derson to return; Nightingale, st.
Louis to Cincinnati; J. p. Webb, to
Cincinnati; Ollie Sullivan, to Camel
| ton; IaraScon, LOUISVILLE to return.
! Heats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; Rob
Roy, for St. Louis; Rose ,Hite, from
Louisville; Emma No, 8, for New
| Orleans; Anna, for Memphis; Romeo.
from Nashville.
Gd L9W1 RTfsceRIaneOms aL&Is
Business is manifestly improviHg
on the levy..........T The aRapidan No. 2
brought up fair trip, and had large
orders to fill.........The Ollie Sulli-
van got nice trip out. The
Webb went out full, having about all
/ she wanted. We are glad to see her
doing so well.4......The Nightingale
passed up Saturday morning, with a
good trip.......T The Mollie Norton
goes and comes daily with fair freight
and passeHgerl trips@a@...Captain Joe
McCulIoch is on his way to Cairo, to-
look after his interests ia the Mem.
phis & White River line. aH s3d99ag
| 539m B0aGs leaving To-Day. rin
For OAIRo--The renowned steam-
er Quickstep, Capt. fl. L. Dexter,
fleet as an Arabian barb, and as beau
tiful as Hebe, willleave for Cairo and
all way ports, at a O'Clock this eve
ming. Her cabin appointments are
elegantland lluxuri6us Jack Gram
mar and Walter B. Pennington, two
accomplished and polite young gen
tlemen, do the honors of the Office.
Charley Ulmsnider, always courteous
and accurate, makes the freight his
| speciality. 7 8 " '1'i''' e'.' = aD-'l F. 7,
For LOUISVILLE. = The great
Morning Star, the pride of the Louis
vile Line, will leave at 10 O'Clock
this morning for louisville and all
way, ports. She is magnificent
passenger steamer Captain e. p. r..
Hollcroft commands, and Dick Hutch
inson and Henry S. Mitchell are her
excellent and popular clerks. I.eH
FoR HENDERsoN The beautiful
and feet side; wheel steamer Noble
Norton leaves as usual. promptly at A
o'clock this evening, for Henderson,
having most elegant cabin accommo-
dations and great speed. Captain
Charley Perkins and the Terry
brothers. her chief officers, are ac-
complished and accommodating gen
tlemen. i" n.' - 'l-''l
MEMORANDUM of Steamer Rapidan
No. 2. - Left Cairo on Thursday.
Aug. 18th. at "a o'clock p. NJ. Boats
Ia port: Rubieon, Nashville, and City
of Alton. Passed New York, aud
met N. w. c., below Mound City.
Met Quickstep at the Sisters. Passed
nightingale, and met Sam Brown
above Golconda. j. l., Hyatt at Rosa
Clare. Legal Tender, at Uniontown.
Linton, Cumberland, and Louisa at
| Mt Vernon. A 9aA ~ reg
lEdnifess:-Roelker Blount & Co.,
4 bbls, 2 pcs old iron; Bob Horn
brook, skif; VIM. Swinkey, l skiff;
Shaefer, Kehr ~ Co, 2 sacks wool; E.
Graw Ripper, hhds tobacco.
Louisville hid tobacco, A bags
of rags, bdle copper, 20 pckgs hides,
Dbl tallow, 80 bbls whisky, 219 sacks
corn.
New Albany Dbl potter's clay.
Aurora-P. Ii. Held, 10 bxs boots
and shoes. aa & li4aat3
Cincinnati-1 billiard table, A bbls
lard. ....-...4s .v-t-4
GIeanfnEs from eur Exchanges.
| CINcINNATI.-The Commercial of
Friday says: -f.r... ooii
The steamer st. Marys, Capt. Swee-
1 ney, will enter the Wheeling and Gin
i cinnati trade, leaving Wheeling every
Tuesday, and Cincinnati every FRIDAY
i evening. as soon as there IS sulhclent
water, and will remain permanently
In the trade. She will make an eX
j sanglort xanL az HG t.Ltia3- asA yA
The Kate Robinson has withdrawn
from the Memphis tradee on account
of the low state Of the river.
The st. Nicholas has been with
drawn from Red River, and the Annie
i Wagley chartered in her place.
The Gazette says: vi uaafaG
An Improvement in business is no.
ticeable on the wharf The packets
are nearly all doing good business
for the season. a st. Louis steamer
departed last evening with a fine trip,
but her freight was mostly for points
ON the lower Ohio. The New Orleans
steamer received steadily all day. but
the one announced for Memphis did
not do so we'll. There will be lively
competition for Ohio river freight for
a week to come at least. ol
The river fell 16 inches in the p
hours ending at 6 p. H.. yesterday. at
which time there were 9 feet 3 inches
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