The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29
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Ia nrint,no establishment in the West
better facilities or greater ability iof
ing npe steamboat Printing. Our assoI.I
Mt OF Job Type. though very large an an
nplete, is constantly being added 70, an
1ervnsion of one Of the best JOB printers
the United States. We are prepared %
int Posters, plain or fancy, BIZ h 11eis
Bits 81 Fare Mates, Tickets for Labor,
, &C. Orders left with either of the
larf-boats VIII be promptly attended tc'
weather and water.
The weather on Saturday was clear
d extremely hot, the mercury stand
q at 88o at 1O3 o'clock A. N. The
YER fell 2 feet during the "a hours
ding at 3 o'clock Saturday after
ION.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
clock Saturday include the Armada,
afro to return; Lawrence, st. Louis
Cincinnati; Mollie Norton, Hen
srson and return; Ollie Sullivan, to
annelton; Dora, to Cincinnati;
arascon, Louisville to return; John
.ilgour, New Orleans to Louisville;
ibe ty No. and barges, St. Louis
Cincinnati.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
le Shamrock, to st. Louis; Night
lgale, from st. Louis; Clifton, for
Iemphis; Richmond, and Indiana,
,r New Orleans; Belle Lee, West
loreland and Louisiana, from New
orleans, Linton, from Clarksville;
tennessee, from Cairo; Havana,
rom Cincinnati.
MIsceHIRneOus.
There was a fair show of business
the levee Saturday morning..-..-...
The Armada had an excellent trip
ID, including 50 hogsheads of tobacco
md over 600 sacks new wheat from
he Tennessee River, 1.-THE Dora
eft at IL o'clock, with an excellent
rip of freight and people, including
number of young gentlemen who
AXE advantage of the low rate OF
are to visit New York...............The
Ollie Sullivan left at sharp 10 for
Cannelton with very good trip.-....
The Lawrence passed up early Satur-
day morning with about all she could
carry on the water in the canal........'
Captain Charley Schultz, late CHIEF
clerk of the Indiana, was a passenger
on the Richmond, Friday, bound
home from a business trip through
Texas. Charley is one Of the bes
steamboat clerks on the Western
waters, and will, no doubt, soon b.
atfoat again on some fast steamer
.........The John Kilgour passed vi
Saturday morning, flying hght-.......
The Liberty No. and barges passed
up Saturday afternoon......We direc
the attention of steamboatmen to tn
sale of the machinery, hull and Tx
lures of the Petrolia No. 2, adver
tised elsewhere to take place O
Thursday The machinery comprise
four engines. two boilers, with all tn
tackle on the boat. The hull is sal
to be but little injured.........By tn
detention of the morning expires
train from the north. several passen
gers who come down to go BY tn
Dora, were left over.
boats Leaving To-day.
For CAIRo.-The famous railroa
steamer Quickstep, Capt. FL, I, De-
ter. will be the regular and unsu
passed packet for Cairo and all wa
points, at o'clock to-day, furnishir
to passengers every comfort and Luz
ury, and to shippers the best faciliti
for shipments. Jack Grammer al
Walter B. Pennington, assisted
- Charley Ulmsneider, are her clerks.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The favorit
feet Morning Star, Capt. Elijah Ho
croft, will be the unrivalled pack
fer Louisville at 10 o'clock to-da
She is magnifcently appointed. Jol
Ouerbacker and Dick Hutehinso
two Of the best men in the busine
are her clerks.
For CINCINNATI.-The elegant To-
water packet, Havana, Captain
Pierce, will leave at 10 o'clock to d
for Cincinnati and all way ports. 7
Havana is one of the incest and ligl
est of the stern-wheel persuasion, a
i admirably furnished. She emit
the trade as regular weekly pack