The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

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No printing establishment In the wess
has better facilities, q ereateT. ability FOR
doing nne steamboat printing Our assort
ment of JOB Type though very large Rno
complete, is constantly being added 70, Rno
our job department is .pnder the personal
In the United States. We are preparedt to
print Posters, plain Or fancy, Bill Heads,
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DEL &c. Orders left with either Of the
Wha1-poats VIII be promptly attended to.
bae ~ weather and water. 80 8
The weather yesterday was clear
and pleasant-qulite cool IN the morn
ing, but growing~warm and genial
toward noon. The river, during the
tweDty-four b~ours.ending at 3 O'clock
yesterday, had risen about s inches.
1t will be stationary by this morning,
aud perhaps falling before night.
There is a good channel depth for all
classes Of boats from Louisville out.
Arrivals and DepSrtures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3o'clock yesterday were the Under
writer, Cairo, up; Mollie Norton and
Newsboy, Henderson, to return Ten
nessee, from Cairo TO Newburg and
return Morning Star, Henderson to
Louisville; Robert E. Lee, compile
to New Orleans; Falls City, Bowling
Green to Louisville; Lewellin, from
Eastport. e1H4 = Q9A#0H
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Pine Grove, for Nashville; Mel
notte,to st. Louis; Darling, for Mem
phis; Indiana, Westmoreland, Legal
Tender aud p. w. Strader, for New
Orleans Armada, from Cairo; Louisi-
ana, Belle Lee, ana Richmond, from
New Orleans; J.. p. Webb, from
Clarksville; Sam Orr and Lewellin,
from Eastport; Chattanooga, from
Wabash River.
Mfs~eeEAa1neUns.
Business was rather dill on the
levee yesterday, 1.-The R6bt. +.
Lee returned about 10 o'elock from q
corn pile above, and after taking few
small lots here, left for New Orleans.
1.-THE Morning Star had a good
passenger trip but did Dotget much
freight.-......The Tennessee had a
moderate trip up, and proceeded to
Newburg for a lot of freight,.-% .
The Lewellin had a fair trip in..,......
Considerable freight was being hauled
down tothe Quickstep. 3.".The Fan
ny Brandeis had already a consider
able amount of freight aboard at noon
and will have all she can take to-day.
1.-The Falls City had an excellent
trip from Green River for louisville.
At an election held in New Orleans,
for Director. of the Steamboat Cap
tains' Union Benevolent Association,
the following Captains were chosen 70
serve the ensuing year, JUhnAW.
Cannot, jesse K9BelB AaCWGoddin,
John rWa Tobinj aJosephiaA. Aiken,
John J.. Brown, r. W. ADKINS, Geo.
L.. Kouns,. WIN. T. BoArdmau, Hi.
Brinker, Jno, G, Dowty, Geo. H.
Kirk and Jno. H. Stevenson"......
The Robert Z. Lee passed New Al
1bony, the other day, under a full head
Of steam, and came near swanIping
everything at the landing-parting
lines, swapping chains, sinking barges.
and playing smash generally.
We Boats Leaving TO-asyt
For CAIRovThe elegant steamer
Tennessee, is the regular packet for
Cairo and all way points to-day at 4
p, N. She has fine passenger accom-
modations. Capt. Ben Howard, a
veteran officer and pleasant gentle
man, commands, and Marion Wright
and Bruce Hunter, obliging and at
tentiye young gentlemenq are IN her
office. el .la q a5 .s4 asa
FoR CAsNELToN.-The gay Ollie
Sullivan, Capt. Ut Hugo, willleave
for Cannelton at 10 o'clock to-day.
Capt John TripIett is her sterling
and stirring clerk.
FL For HENDERsON.-The magnificent
side. wheel steamer Mollie Norton,
Captain Charley Perkins, leaves at 4
o'clock for Henderson. Ed. and
Robert Terry are her obliging and at
tentive clerks. -
The sprightly and popular News
boy. Captain Shelter, also leaves for
Henderson at4 p. N. Pat. Burke and
Willie Huston are her distinguished
clerks.
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