The Evansville journal., 1868-11-16

supervision of one OF the best jOb printers
Ptnt Poatera @issa sie pa or are PrfPfEsa sS r.
sts ,ii5 siiss shiiasding Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
a. a. Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
"narf-oosts will be promptly attended to.
Weather aud water. ~ ssrs
The weather on Saturday was partly
cloudy, but rather mild. The river
up to 3 o'clpck Saturday had fallen
altogether 10inches, and is aot de-
cliniDg as rapidly as we had expected.
and as another rise is coming from
Pittsburg, we do not apprehend low
water again soon. ft5f.a .;..t t,.-.s
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'clock Saturday. include the Abe.
Ona, Cincinnati to Eastport; Linton,
from Memphis; the packets from
Henderson and return; Charmer. to
Cincinnati; Dexter, Louisville to New
Orleans.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here
are the Cumberland from Cairo;
Morning Star, from Louisville
Sam. Orr. from Eastport; Havana. for
Nashville; Shamrock, for St. Louis !;
Champion, from Saint Louis
Emma Floyd, Argouaut No.
2, and Minneola, from Menu
phis; Indiana aud Alice Dean,
for New Orleans; Sc. Marys,
Legal Tender. Silver Spray, and lou
isiana, from New Orleans; Fanny
Brandeis, from Nashvilleg 3l.l ro
R1sceGHameOus.i om
There was considerable activity ON
the leVee Saturday morning and busi.
ness seems to be looking The
Linton arrived early in the morning
with 726 bales of cotton, chiefly for
r. X. Dunkerson & Co.; 30 bales were
for Louisville, which. with a.consid-
erable quantity of miscellaneous
freight, she reshipped on the Charmer
........The Abeona had a moderately
fair trip......The Kate Robinson took
a lot of iron pipe, discharged here by
the Champion on her last trip up......
The Charmer had nice freight out,
and large passenger list. We are
glad to see our people general
ly disposed to patronize the Charm
er..........The Armada, Immediately |
after arriving here Friday night, pro-
ceeded to Newburg. where she took
400 bales of hay, and returned at III
o'clock yesterday. She was receiving
a good trip of packet freight and con-
siderable for reshipment.".@.-The
Louisa went up to Newburg Saturday
morning for hay for Memphis.-...@..
The magnificent Dexter arrived at IL
o'clock with a beautiful trip. She
added 100 barrels of port, lot OF lard,
aud some miscellaneous freight here.
Captain Ed. Montgomery is in COM
mand, while Captain Sam. goes along
to see how the LAND lays" Mr..
Frank o. Smith and Arthur Field are
at their posts in the clerks Office.
She had fine passenger lisf....."The
trains Friday night missed connec-
tions, and we are without our river
exchanges, except the Cincinnati
Commercial and Louisville Courier
Journal, for which we are indebted to
our attentive friends. Fish & Barter
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FOR CAIRo.-The excellent and
finely appointed steamer Nashville,
Captain Wiley Sims. with Jack Gram
mer and Walter b Pennington in the
Office, will leave at four clock to-day
for Cairo and all way ports.
FoR LoUIsvILLE.-The splendid
Tarascon, Capt. Mather, with Miles
ID. Warren and the inimitable Jesse
Jackson in the Office. is the unriyalled
boat for Louisville thIs morning at 10.
o'clock. oa reoa1a5ia ataHa
FoR HENDERSON. - The Mollie
Norton, Captain Perkins, and Sallie
". Captain Wallen, leave as usual at
4P.M. for Henderson, affording pleas
ant accommodations 10 passengers.
FoR GREEN RIvER.-The james
Gray, Capt. Joe McReynolds, is the
pleasant Green River packet this
evening. 81 naisiecg sid ~
FoR MEMPHIs.-The splendid side-
wheel steamer Clifton. Captain Frank
Stein, will be down this morning. en-
route to Memphis, and has unsur-
passed passenger appointments. Geo.
Hunter ia her excellent clerk.
The new and beautiful Linton,
Captain N. b. Hayward, will leave
for Memphis this evening, and is a
neat, nice, and comfortable boat to
travel on. Our shippers should pat
ronize ner. Her officers are pleasant
and obliging gentlemen. aT lfo
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
CINCINNATI.-The Commercial of
Friday says:
About dusk. Wednesday, two men
fell into the river and were drowned.
One Of them was negro. He fell or
Jumped off the AbeOna; end the
other, white man, fell of the Alaska
about the same time.
The freight recovered from the = .
p. Webb. which boat sunk on the
falls In September, IS to be sold at
public auction to morrow
The Charmer brought down from
Cincinnati eighty. barrels OF WHISKY
and a lot OF miscellaneous frelght, tOL
New Orleans, which she re.shipped
on the Indiana.