The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
cts Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
6c-, &C. Orders left with either of the
wharf-Doats viii be promptly attended &C.
weather and water.
The weather, yesterday, was cloudy
and cold, the mercury standing at 22'
at 6 A. NJ and pc at noon. About
one zach of snow fell during Sunday
night, commencing about ii P. N. Of
that day. On the south side it was
thawing a little, though the sun did
not shine. The river had risen about
six inches during the twenty-four
hours ending at three o'clock yester-
day, and was then nearly at stand.
The ice has all disappeared
Arrivals and DeP&rtsreS.
The arrivals and departures up to
three okiock yesterday includs the
Sam. Orr aad Cumberland, from
Cairo; Wild Duck and three barges,
Pittsburg to New Orleans; Argonaut
No. 2, Louisville to Memphis; News
boy, Henderson, to return Havana,
Cincinnati to Nashville; Morning
Star, Henderson to louisville; Sam.
j. Hale. Cincinnati to Memphis.
BORts Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Delaware, for Nashville; Sham
rock, for st. Louis; Emperor, for
Memphis, Virginia and Louisville.
for New Orleans; Armadss from
Cairo; Alice ", swallow, Atlantic,
Richmond, Emerald, Great Republic,
Nick Lengworth, Mary Dayage, and
Belle Lee, from New Orleans Phan-
tom, from PASSPORT. ton =
BOaEs LeavinE To-Day.
FoR CAIRO, The feet and elegant
Cumberland, Capt. Ben. Howard,
will leave for Cairo and all way land
ings at-3 o'clock to day, with those
accomplished gentlemen and atten-
tive clerks, Tom Brashear and Bruce
Hunter. in the office. She has splen-
did passenger accommodations.
The lightning winged Sam. Orr also
leaves at 3 o'clock for Cairo and all
way points. Capt. VIM. Lowth is her
distinguished commander, and Guy
Vineyard and Clint. Williams are her
courteous, accurate and .obliging
clerks. The Orr has elegant cabin
appointments, and is noted for her
great speed.
FoR CLARKsvILLE.-The beauti-
iul William White, Captain Ham
Throop, is the regular Cumberland
River packet for GAINESVILLE and all
intermediate landings, and will leave
promptly at two o'clock Kit Rudd
is her attentive and gentlemanly
clerk, and will give marked attention
to the comfort of passengers. The
White is a comfortable passenger
packet, aud should receive a good
trip. !, Have bills of lading aboard be
fore 2 o'clock. slaa
For MEAPHIs.-The great steamer
Mayfower is the regular packet for
Cairo, Columbus, Memphis and all
way landings. at four o'clock to day
She is a new boat, with unsurpassed
passenger accommodations and of
great speed. Her chief officers are
Capt. Josh. " Throop, a veteran in
the service, VIM. Damn, Duke Mich
elson, Geo. Throop and Marsh Wal
thall, each unsurpassed in social
qualities and strict attention to bust
ness. Passengers by the Mayfower
are certain of elegant entertainment.
The .MayHower is an Evansville boat,
and should receive the undivided
patronage Of our people.
sGisceIIane0us.
There was considerable animation
on the wharf yesterday, but not a
large amount of business transacted
THE ATgonaut had a moderate
trip for Memphis.........The Havana
and Sam. j. Hale were deeply laden.
The Hale disch arged much freight
here ....... The Wild Duck had an
immense trip or herself and barges.
She added nothing Of consequence, we
believe, and left at noon yesterday......
The Sam Orr had "a bales cotton, 200
barrels dried peaches and some mis-
,ellaneous freight. The Cumber-
and had a good packet trip. Her
>na,6ifest will be found beloW.........