The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

z fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
of Job Type. though very large and
Dlete, is constantly being added to, and
30 department is under the personal
vision OF one Of the best job printers
United states. We are prepared 70
Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Isading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
ills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
sc. Orders left with either of the
f-boats viii be promptly attended tc.
weather and Water.
in set in at 10 O'Clock Thursday
!, and continued till II o'clock
rday with scarcely any intermis-
and was at times during the
very heavy. The mercury at
A. NJ. yesterday stood at 49,
at $40 at noon. The clouds
ne broken toward noon and the
atoms favored a change to colder
Ter, though the wind continued
the south and blew quite a gale.
: 'iyer was rising steadily, about
an inch per hour, and the rise
probably be accelerated by the
rain of Thursday night. At
advices the river was rising
ly at Cincinnati and slowly at
vile.
Arrivals and Departures.
arrivals and departures, up
o'clock Yesterday, include the
erland, Cairo to return; ). X.
;, Green River to return Rob |
Cincinnati to return; MoIlie /
n and Newsboy, Henderson to
!; Falls City, Louisville to Bow
Freen; Minneola, Cincinnati to
his; Shamrock, st. Louis to
lnati; Dexter, Louisville to New
rs; J. p. Webb, Wabash River
Irn; Linton, to Newburg, Night
Nashville to Cincinnati.
BOats Due.
Ong the first beats due here are
ma, for St. Louis; MayHower,
silver Moon, from Memphis;
Lee, John Kilgour, Silver
Atlantic and Louisville, from
Orleans; j. H. Groesbeek,
sw Orleans; Louisa and Ollie
ln,from Wabash River; Oar
or Memphis; Abeona'a and Lady
for Missouri River; Ada
from Green River; Lewellin,
tennessee River; Armada and +
tep, from Cairo; Taraseon
.Orning Star, from Louisville;
White, from Cumberland River.
MIsceIIaaeSGs.
landing presented an animated |
lnoe all day yesterday, there
u immense number of steamers
landing most of the day.........
inneola, Shamrock, and Night
lad big trips, and all did some
here.........The j. p. Webb
chattanooga we're full......The
had 100 tons of bulk pork and
reight.........The Chattanooga !
lded with corn......The Bob
a a nice trip in, and was re- =
a large cargo for her return
The Sam. Orr was receiving G
did trip, and we hope she viii I
do so, for no man has labored 7
ialously than Captain Duncan :
Id up the trade of our q
..... The Cumberland had a
e trip in, but was receiving
her return.........The Linton :,
Newburg for a lot of freight, S
be here again this morning il
. e for Nashville direct. Il
'xter arrived at 1O1 o'clock, u
ling it impossible to get her !,
o the wharf, by reason of the s
of steamers, went below the b
lot of corn, and returned q
ards evenlng.........The Rich y
me in at L. o'clock, with con- q q
freight, and the best pas IA
trip of the season, includ- 10
lumber of Cincinnati people q
to Cuba. She, as we'll as the y I,
added somewhat to her freight O,
The high wind rendered it 10
dangerous for large steam q
make the landing, but the o. D.
ID was laid in along side the an
ale as gently as an infant be- 10
in the cradle, showing how W
ely she handles......Freights IL IL
edingly scarce all along the te
tonnage is now a little in A
Capt. Alex. Frazier was III
assaulted in a Justices Office