The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

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naent Of Job Type. though very large IN "a
eompIete. is constantiy being added 20, ana
our Job aepartm Is under he persona l.
IN the Tnited states We are prepared 70 4
print Posters, plain OF ~, q Ts[
Bills LIasdings Csro Mates 4ielZets for Labor,
a.. &c. orders left with either Of the
wharf boats VIII be promptly attended TO-
'a weather and water. II 20
.ss The weather yesterday was parity
! cloudy and very hot, the mercury
standing at $50 at noon. The river
during the "a hours ending at three
o'clock yesterday had fallen three feet
two inches, and was going down
rapidly and steadily. o'
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to )
o'clock yesterday include the Indl1
ana. New Orleans to Louisville; Ten
nessee, Cairo TO return; Mollie Nor
ton, Henderson to return.
Heats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Shamrock, to st. Louis; Law
renee and Nightingale, from st. Louis
Clifton, for Memphis; Dexter, Rich
mond, and Indiana, for New Orleans
John Kilgour, Belle Lee, West
moreland and Louisiana, from New
Orleans; Linton, from GAINESVILLE
Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo
Havana, from Cincinnati; Ozark, fol-
Fort Smith; Ada Lyon, from Green
River; Tarascon and Morning Star
from Louisville.
aHaeel1RmeOus.
There was not large show OF bust
ness on the wharf yesterday fore
noon. Considerable freight was com
ing down to the Sam. Orr, which ha'
promise Of good trip.......-The Ten
nessee had fair packet trip in, an
was receiving slowly for her retur
trip.........The great Indiana passe
up at "a o'clock yesterday mornin
with little freight but full OF people
She merely touched here....".....Th
Dora was expected momentarIly
Captain Jim. Wise, Supel
intendent of the Cincinnati and Nasi
willie Packet Line, advises US that
will place the Havana in the trade !
a regular packet between Cinelnna
and Evansville. She will leave Cinci
natl every Friday and Evansville e
cry Monday......The Havana is FL
light draught steamer, and Captain
Pierce. her commander, is a veteri
- and accomplished officer and plea
ant gentleman. His coadiutors are
the same style. The Havana "
leave here on Monday.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CAIRo.-The grand Arma
is the regular packet for Cairo at
o'clock to-day. She is an admiral
steamboat, and her officers are exc
lent and obliging gentlemen. Ca
Gus. Dusouchet commands, and W
P. Fowler and Geo. Nicholson gr'
the Office.
FoR LoUIsyILLE.-The fleet a
magnificent steamer Tarascon, Ga
A. T. Gilmore commanding, W
Miles D. Warren and Phil. Branh
as clerks, is the. regular LOUSY
racket this evening, and will LEI
upon the arrival of the Quicks
from Cairo. She will ticket pass
gers going to the Democratic Natlo
Convention through to Cincinnati
half fare.
FoR CINCINNATI.-The fine 81
wheel steamer, Dora, Captain 7.
Barclay, will leave for Cincinnati
allsEay ports at AN. to-day, carry
passengers through without cha
to Cincinnati, at the low rates OF
Der capita. Captain Barclay IS
eial, heightened gentleman, and
Morris, his distinguished clerk, b
heart as big as his body, and he
pigmy. The Dora has elegant
senger appointments.
FoR CANNELToN.-The Ollie ;
van leaves for Canaelton at ~
to-day, and is a pleasant boat to II
on. Captain Hugo and John Iril
-a take profound pleasure in admins
ing to the comfort of passengers.
FoR GAINESVILLE fine
sengef steamer j P. Webb will
for GAINESVILLE and all way land
at 3 o'clock this evening, having
lightful cabin appointments. Ca
Lancaster and Chef Bradley are