The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-29

No printing establishment in the Va
mas better facilities or greater ability
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assc
l. LENT Lent OF 200 Type though very large a
= complete, Is constantly being added 10. a
e our goo department. is under the person
&, 99np,f5IVISlon Of one of the best job print
Y print P Snited states. We are prepared
p etq if ma nadIngs Cards, Deck and Meal Tic
Q. g. DIS ~ OF Fare, Mates Tickets for LabC
z V6are 81. orders left with. either of h
:. "nari-ooatsw Will be promptly attended |
weather ana water.
:. ihe weather yesterday was charm
ing, clear, bright and bracipg with
sun breeze from the southeast Ne,
It curry ~ at noon. The river dn-;n
the "a hours ending at 3 o'clock YES
terday, rose 6 feet, and was ~is;n
u steadily at The rate of 3 inches No
hour. IF it continues to rise At ~
same rate for the next "a hours n
low bottoms in the upper Bayou will
be covered. The. dispatches from
/ Pittsburg are indicative of food
The drift passing is heavy and abun
dant, great trees passing down entire
Arrivals and Departures.
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The arrivals and departures up t.
8 O'Clock yesterday, include the Anna
Cincinnati TO st, Louis; Cumberland
from Cairo; Romeo, from Clarksville
! Lewellin, from PASSPORT; Mollie Nor.
ton and Sallie ", Henderson to re.
turn; Morning Star, Henderson to
louisville. . ''
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
theArmada, from Cairo; Palestine
from Louisville; Silver Moon, for
Memphis; Lorena and Leni Leoti. for
E'New Orleans; Meinotte, and Law
renee, for st. Louis; Havana, for
Nashville; John Kilgour, from New
Orieansi Fannie Brsndeis. from
Nashville; Sam. Orr, from Passport.
miscellaneous.
Business was pretty lively on the
leVee yesterday mora;ag, and consid-
cradle freight was handled.,.+....The
Anna passed down at one o'clock
AM, with an immense, trip The
Cumberland and Lewellin had mod
crate trips. The Cumberland was
iull of people,........The Romeo had |
200 barrels Of flour and some miscel-
laneouse freight. She returns to
GAINESVILLE this evening. ......... The
Morning Star had splendid trip out,
including fully 100 passengers and
good round lot of freight. Colonel
Dick Voolfolk, the genial superin-
.tendent of the line, returned by her
to LouisVille.s...a..On Wednesday of
next week the Tarascon, which has
been put into complete order, and is,
we are told, looking as beauti-
full as when new, will take the
place of the Morning Star. and will |
thenceforward be the Thursday and |
Monday packet for Louisville, in
charge Of her old officers aud crew.
The Morning Star will be withdrawn,
fully repaired, aud will then resume
her place as the Wednesday and Sat
urday packet, with that sterling gen.
tleman and accomplished officer Capt.
Z. z. T. Hollcroft in command, and
Dick Hutchinson in the Office. She
will be out OF commission about three
weeks ........The Lady Withaup was
receiving literally yesterday forenoon,
for the Wabash Riyer........Some of
the Sallie V. railroad iron was getting
wet yesterday, and a lot of lumber dis
charged by the Linton was also in
the water.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRO. = The par-excellent
packet Cumberland leaves at. four
o'clock to-day for Cairo and all way
ports, She has excellent passenger
accommodations. Captain Ben, How
ard, a veteran and skillful navigator,
is her commander. Marion Wright
and Bruce Hunter, courteous and
accomplished gentlemen, arc her
popular clerks:3 fstaB--.a ,a85d
FoR LoUIsvILLB.-The gay Pales-
tine, having pleasant accommodations,
will leave at G. o'clock this evening
for Louisville and all way ports
Captain Ike DOLLS is her distinguish
ed commander, and Phil. B. Bran
ham is her obIiging and attentive
clerk. .tt3 Ei'i ~ If4- l.
FoR CANNELFoN.-Th snever-faiI-
ing Ollie Sullivan viii strike out for
Cannelton at 10 o'clock, as usual, to-
day. Captain J. I. Hugo commands,
and Sam. McCiarty is her. chief clerk;
both are obliging and attentive L,
G, Hugo takes care of the freight,
The Ollie Sulliyan1 is building up a i
handsome trade along the coast above.
For GREEN river. - The gay
James Gray is the regular packet for
Green Riveriat 4 O'Clock this evening.
Captain Joe McReynoldsis her popu-
lar commander, aud will show every
attention to passengers aud shippers.
~FoR HENDERsoN,-The beautiful, :!
and feet .sidc-wheel steamer Mollie
Norton leaves as usual, promptly at 4
o'clock this evening, for Henderson,
having most elegant cabin accommo-
aations and great speed loo Captai4a
Perkins and the Terry |
brothers, her chief officers, are &C. |
and accommodating gem
tlemen. - .-,e ,6aqs9s5 III
Tie new ana ana, splendid wheel l
steiner Sn1l;n Z will leave for Hen {