The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-08

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No printing establishment in the Yves
has better facilities or greater ability 10
doing fine steamboat Printing. Our assert
nenL OF job Type. though very large an
complete, is constantly being added TO, an
our job department is under the persona
I supervision, of one of the best job printer
In the United states. We are prepared q
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
kills I.ading, Cards, Deck and Meal flick
Sus, 81 Of Fare MATES Tickets for Labor
] SVr5,,a :. ~ e orders lett with either o. th'
"haFi7bosts will be promptly attended 10
Weather nna water.
me weather yesterday was partly
cloudy, but pleasant, the atmosphere
being delicious after the storm Of
Sunday night. The river was swell,
ing very little during the forenoon
but rise of several inches i apt;c;.
pated by this morning, as it il risinv
steady and rather rapidly abova
lg8 Arrivals and DePartures.
The arrivals and departures up r.
3o'clock yesterday include the Tabl.
equah, Cincinnati to New Orleans,
Tennessee, Louisville to Cairo; Cum
berland. from Cairo; Mollie Norton
and Sallie ". Henderson, to return;
Morning Star. Henderson to Louis
vile; Minyoung, to Hawesville. 81,
-. Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Rapidan No. 2, from Cairo; Ha
vana, for St.. Louis; Palestine, from
Louisville; Argonaut No2. from New
Orleans; Minneola. for Memphis
Alaska, from Cairo; Linton, from
Eastpert; Cora g., for New Orleans,
miscellaneous.
Business was moderately active on
the levee yesterday, though arrivals
were not numerous. ..a..g....The Table
quah had all she could carry on the
water....,. =. The Tennessee had also an
excellent trip, including large nun
Der of passengers. The Cumberland
had fair packet trip........T The Ollie
Sullivan Sunday evening was full o.of
| freight, including large lot of hay,
which she 'reshipped on the Romeo.
1.-THE Romeo was detained for the
accommodation of our merchants,
who had received large orders from
the Cumberland River, which they
were DESTROYS Of filing at ! once
She leaves positively to-day,.,.s,r.,,..
The Morning Star had a splendid
trip of people out yesterday morning
land large aaount of lreight,,......
IFheJ I, Webb. was expected yester-
day Observation-Disclosures In
spectori Guthrie arrived in thereby
Sunday nighto and will give attention
to al. who require hisoserNiees..f,,....
We were pleased to meet Capt. Billy
lVoris, the accomplished CLERK Of the
eatship Alaska, ia the, city yester-
day. He came FROM Cincinnati by
rail to meet the ALASKA here's Her
arrival was mpmentariiy expected dat
noon yesterday "a ssigsb asigfh
49, Boats Leaving To-Day :,
| For CAIRo.-The elegant Cumber-
land will leave to-day at 4 0 clock for
Cairo aud all way landings. She has
admirable passenger appointments
Capt, Ben. Howard, a veteran officer
and an accomplished gentleman. is in
command, and Marion Wright aud
Bruce Hunter, courteous, attentive
and obligipg, are her clerks Give
her full trip. 49,
For LoUIsyILLE.-The fine steamer
Palestine will be the regular packet
4 for Louisville this evening at 6 o'clock
and has pleasant cabin aceommoda-
tions. Capt. A. i. Gilmore has com
mand, and Phil B. Branham, an ex.
iceedingly pleasant young gentleman
is her Clerk. sff z afl
For CANNELToN.-The Ollie Sulli
4 van leaves promptly at 10 clock thi
morning, for Cannelton and all wa,
:. landings in command of our worth,
bfellow-eitizep. Captain j. T. Hugo
g. She 1isu comfortably appointed Mr
John Adams, epe. of the most popu
lar clerk on the river, will becfoun'
II in her Office and Tom Hugo ha
/, charge OF dtha freight department
The Sullivanis drawing a large trad
to ourcitya and should be well patron
lied by cur merchants. sray1 i5
3 t5c FoR HENDERsoN.+Th beautiful
& and feet sidCAwheel steamer Molli
Norton leaves as usual, promptly at
O'Clock this evening" for Henderson
having most elegant cabin accommo
"a ldationsn and great speedH captain
: Charley Perkins and the Terr
t brothers, her chief officers, are ac
complished and accommodation gen
= tlemenbld 81 8lsdu .faioH sT9m 81
n The new and splendid sldetwhee
: steamer Sallie v will leave for lien
81 derson promptly ata4aaP. Of. to-day
She is beautiful little boat, witt
|, nice s cabin appointments. captain
= = Moses WaIlen commands, and ltober
n Brashear is her clerk. Both ar
C. clever and pleasant gentlemen Vi
n For GIARKsvILLE.-The beautiful