The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

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For Other Piuer Items See FIFTH PGge.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
E9prgnting stabiishment IN the West
hasEbstter fanlatiesl or greater abtlfty Tor
doing fine SteanboA4 Printing our assoTt-o
complete. IS cSnstantIy being added to, and
our JOB department. IS rTnder the personal
supervision Of one OF the best job printers
p 10 rs d aitsq ats or fig e Heads l.
Rills Iiading. Cards. heck and Meal I1ck-f
cts Bills q Fare Maftes I3eEets ioF
whaz4- boats viii be promptly attended &c.
weather and water.
The weather yesterday was cloudy.
with a little raintabout nine o'clock,
bufiithe heaviest Of the storm passed
to the south, with vivid fofked light
ning4i There was a light.Wind from
the southeast, and the air was excess
ivly warm and suftry.s indicating
more rain. "a The river fell about one
foot during the tRenty-fopr hours
ending at 3 .o'cloekf yesterday. A
rise of severahfeetcoming from Pitts
burg, and a slight rise may be ex-
pected here by the end of-the week.
Arrivals and DeIsartures-
The arrivals and d6par lures up TO
8 o'clock yesterday, irclade the Ar
NADIA from Cairo Clifton, Memphis
to Cincinnati Armenia. St Louis to
Pittsburg; Mollie Norton and News
boy. Henderson to return; Goldinch,
to Spottsville; Ollie Sullivan. to Can
Melton. t4r
Boats Due. eA
Among the first boats due here are
the Havana and Delaware, for Nash
vile; SKamr ock, to St. Louis; Min,
nicola and Darling for Memphis; Cora
s., for Arkansas River; J. Fl. Groes-
beck aud Belle Lee, for New Orleans;
Quickstep, -from Cairo; Indiana, Dex-
ter, r.. e. Lee and Legal Tender, from
New Orleans; Linton, from aClrks-
vile; Sam. Orr, from Passport; Tar
ascon, from louisville; Chattanooga,
from Wabash River
MIsceITaneous.
Business was very dull yesterday
on the wharf = indeed. itzis exceed
ingly dull everywhere. The packets,
however, continue to carry good
deal Of freight........The Armada had
Sc hhds. tobacco for this port, and
many thousands Of shingles for Mt.
VernonS.....The Fanny Brandeis was
getting nice trip yesterday and the
Lewellin was getting considerable
freight........The Armenia had a full
carl o...... The Clifton passed up at 2
o'clock yesterday morning with a
moderate trips.....The OllienSullivan
had moderate trip out yesterday.....
The Goldfnch left yesterday morn
ing for Spettsville. with quite a num-
Der of picnicers, who anticipated
delightful timea. l.. u The Indiana left
New Orleans at noon, on Saturday,
and the { Robert = n Lee left at
8 O'clock the same evening. The
Lee will be here this evening or to-
moreow morning 9, iahal the Indiana on
Friday.........rThe Legal Tender left
New Orleans on Wednesday last and
was due here last night After
noon yesterday, the weather Abeeame
cooler and pleasanter, the mercury
falling below 80 degrees The clouds
looked threatening, but there was no
rain up to 3 o clock. 81 ~ /. stsfae 50 r.
sass sRoars i. eavtrxs To.eEay. 80 fsft
For CAIRO .-Theisg grand Armada.
Capt. Gus. Dusouchet,,a the prince of
clever gentlemen, commanding, goes
to Cairo at A PaMaofering nnsurpass-
ed attractions to passep gers and ship
pers. In her Office, will be found
those aeeem plished Young gentlemen.
Billy Fowler and Geo. Nicholson,
who have no s1perfors as genial,
plea:ant and attractive officers. Give
her-a bumper to-day. otsnss5a ialssq- :
FoR IoU1svILLE-The feet Tar
aseon will be the regular packet for
Louisville and all way points. Capt
A. 7. Gilmore Isl her veteran COM
mander, and Miles D. Warren is her
genial and popular clerk. Phil, b
Brauham, with his bland smile and
winning grace, attends to the freight
For GREEN RIvER.-The queenly
Ada Lyon is the regular Green River
packet at 6 o'clock this evening.
Capt.Alf. Edwards and John Adams,
ba~<hiaf officers are rroverh;ol for