The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08
RIVE RIM EWS ST.
F5r Other River Items See FoarM Pdde.
s1EANBoAT PRINTING.

u p 49, 40
No printing establishment In the Yves
has better facilities or greater ability 10
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
tn1enluE b Type. though very large ant
complete, is constantly beinzadded tosant
supervisi eR" Of oSe IL the SBf Best job Printer,
Briht, Resters, plain Oh fdhcy, BiifHeads
Ills hadAng. Cards. Deck and Meal Tick.
~sssbaIs-Ol Fare, Mates, Tickets for Labor
@JI.tGS-o RrdeFsI LEFT With esther Of the
roo1Is VIII be promptly attended TO.
Lfu,, A. Weather and Water mna0,
b me weather was clear and pleasant
Yesterday forenoonil with imminent
slgus OF ram, though nnone had fallens
except a mere sprinkle, up to noon.
Falhe river rose about ten inches dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at
three O'Clock yesterday, and was rising
sEowly3;h'The KanaWha and Pittsburq
rises are both to come yet, and the
former viii Teach here about Sunday.
and the latter by Tuesday. There Is
now nice stage of water for ordinary
boats! - ~" daAW H4uDId -eun
3hi Arrivals and departures 8 d
hIheR arrivals and departures up to
B O'Clock yesterday include the Pink
par5leg louisville to Cairos Cumberr
landg Cairo to return; ) Mollie Norton,
HendersOnto returnu Matte Burns,
iCfhcinhati to ST. Louis 10" Come and
seesheif Cairo tOaCinqipnatii Fanny
ilBrandeis, ato Cipcinnatis; Rose Hite,
LouasxIHesahd uretprai pamss Gray
femIGfeeAaRiyer - -
h MOOT miscellaneous.
1oAagood deal Of freight was shipped
yestebdays~ss....The Fanny Brandeis
got a fnA dead, chiefly of grain. ... :.
The Pink Marble passed down early
Ehursdayrnight, with an excellent
tfipsEzss!aHhe Matte Burns had a
go6dIituiH aud was drawing all The
water in die channel. Captain Me-
iCamasi ocommands the Burns. l...'
The Cumberland had a moderate trip.
in-iAShon Was receiving fairly. . -.
.HhelLintonb was getting a good trip.
Tile Rosei Kite was light. She looks
extreme lyhandsome, Phil b. Bran
hamidoes the honorsI Of the Office.
TheifiCome and See Me,pq.a hand
someapFope1ler, that had. been below
.withsHi cargo Of crockery and stone
wares passed up,....The James Gray
hadb a fair trip1.y.-The Charmcr
was haurlyiexpected when this report
CLOSED! noit 80
az bsigais RoBts Due,man aala n
Dol m9ng the first boats due here are
the, Armada and aQqiekstep, from
Cairo Altoona and Shamrock, for ST..
houis; Tarasoon, Morning Star, and
MilbrayfFpm Louisville; Nightingale,
from ST, Louis; Minneola. for Mem
phisn Sam j.. Hale, from Memphis;
Alaska, Silver Spray and America, for
New Orleans Louisville aud Legal
Tender, from New Orleans.
- Boats Leaving To-Day.
FoR CAIRO. The beautiful and
finely appointed Rapidan No. 2 will
leave at 4 Pm. to-day for Cairo and
all way landings. Capt. Lee Howell
is her gentlemanly and pleasant com
lnander, and Billy Fowler and Geo.
Nicholson are her popular and oblig-
ing clerks. '"i
FoR LOUISVILLE. - The spacious
and feet Tarasoon, Captain sW.sR.
Hollcroft, with Miles ID. Warren, a
most estimable gentleman, lin the
Office, leaves for Louisvillel at s pm.
to day. Shippers will be npleased to
find Jesse Jackson againfin charge Of
the freight departmental He is accu
rate, attentive. and courteous 1ad
FoR CANNELToNsAThe wild festive
Ollie Sullivan goes to Oannelton a
| 10 A.. II. te-day, and has pleasant
cabin appointments. Captain j! Il
Hugo commands and VIM. StembridgC
has charge of the ofiee.1a loa i d j
FoR HENDERsoMH-Then beautiful
and feet side-wheel steamer MOllif
Norton leaYes as usual prompt, at !
" GUS kiii9 Y .AnoJu1 1T
having most elegant cabin accommo
dfalttii65rnss and great speed. Captain
C6ariey Perkins and the TER!
51bbrp9tbggrsg. her chief officers, are ac
compfished and accommodation : gen
ar md5f baA stIbDoo L9514fa5d
FOX g Nec4ia GINA gallant j
p. Webb. Captain Bob L4hBcaster
may be expeected to leave for 'Cincin
natl and all way points at 10 o'clocl
to day, having admirable CS.bin ap
pointmcnts. Chef Bradley is her dis
tihilg1uiIsbed and lpS9pulaf clerk. 1
FoRGREEN RtvER.-The gay Jane!
lGray win leave eat al 45'tiock P, n. ufol
fGreen River, and has pleasant passent
ger i aiptfpoinltimeahits. Captain Joe Me
.1Reeyynnolds is her obliging commander
dtaieansmgs from 6nr Exchanges. /.
fio PtrrsBURG. - The Commercial O.
Wednesday says ts 49,
oTh4acoal men have had a busy time
sAVhe amount Of coal to go out on thii
Use will reaclf 4, 665 900 bushels. ieuf
The marks last evening INDICATED
ofeetI g. INCHES, and falling slowly
Weather was very pleasant. TIL
|. hRalIo Ker6on left last evening, witt
all the freightslie wanted.Ga q
dGINcINNATL.-Theg Commercial 0
/ Thursday says: b sIHa mailo =
ID CAPTAIN James III. Peppers neV
steamer Thompson Dean will be take
below the falls on the present rise.
The Enquirer says - g.sa4 sffl5
The Zebra removed the wreck 0
the Magnolia from the river, abou
two miles below the mouth OF MI
IL - - 4 Il .rn q nnrinrr