The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-16
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
No printing establishment fu the Yves
/ has better facilities or greater abilifv m,
III doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our a6sorf
fnent Of job Type. though very large ant
complete. Is constantly being added to. "a nt
oar job department Is under the persona
Z superv sion o. one Of the best job printer
In the United States. We are prepared 3,
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
I @ilIs Ladlng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
/ cts, BITS Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, &c. Orders left with either of The
"hari-Doats Will be promptly attended 90
\ weather aud water
| The weather yesterday, was cloudy and
bleak as November, the mercury rising
but little above 70' ali day, with cold
shivery wind from the Northwest. IN,
| river, during tie a hours ending al 3 p. NJ.
had fallen one foot 1t is rising again IA
/ Pittsburg and Is stationary at Cincinnati
4 Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3 Pm.
yesterday, include the Fanny Brandeis.
rom Nashville; Mollie Norton. Henderson
to returni Ada Lyon. Green River 70 re-
turn; Fetrolia No. ?, To Cannelton.
RoHts Due
Among the first boats due here are the
/ Quickstep, from Cairo; Richmond ana aytclr
Longworth, for New Orleans; Louisville.
/ Virginia, Mary Houston, Alice Dean, and
| t. y. Lee, from New Orleans; Linton and
4 spray, from Nashville; Glendale ana
Abeona,from st. Louis Morning Star, from
Louisviliei Emma Floyd. for Nashville;
/ Hartford. from Green River; Minneoia,
/ for Memphis; Sam. Orr, from Eastport;
/ Champion, for st. Louis; Louisa, ffom
Wabash Charmer, from Cincinnati.
miscellaneous
Business was not lively on the Ievee yes
| terday, though the arrivals were numer-
Gus IN the packet lines, and with pretty
good Ioads,........The Fanny Brandeis had
some 50 hogsheads OF tobacco. ...........T The
Mollie Norton had 30, and the Ada Lyon
had Y hOgsheads OF tobacco aud I40 sacks
of corn, 9 head hogs, 6c..-.~..The Ada Lyon
arrived about l0o'clock yesterday.
Falls city came out OF Green River Nom
day evening, and being behind time. pro-
eeeded direct TO Louisville, without COM
ing to this city. She had a splendid trim.
-....-...--The Cumberland and Rapidan
No. were receiving largely for
their outgoing trips.........Ed. Thomas IS
again az bis post on the Armada
as third clerK.....~..Ihe Petrolia took out "a
nice trip OF freight yesterday MORNING..
The great Robert r. Lee may be cxpscted
about midnight..--..~.We were made < al,
yesterday, by a call from Capt BEN. F
Egan, Of Nashville. lie is looking well.
THE r. j.. Lee, Armada. Qulckstep,
umberland and Tyrone have contributed
two hundred doll rs to the premiums Of
fered al the Paducah Tobacco Fair............
81. A. Parrish, Of Mast vile, was a passen-
senger by the Brandels Tins gentleman
was never before beyond the limits OF his
natiye state Of Tenn, ssee. nor made "a trip
on d steamboat before. He was the prin-
cipal owner of the Eclipse. Princess and
Alberline, ana has been connected with
Cum berland River Steamboat interests for
thirty airs.
Bo4Gs Leaving TO.Dny.
FOR CAIRo.-TUe amous grand Armada
is the regular and unr Valet packet for
Cairo and al way ports al 4 O'Clock 10 day.
and is a great favorite with the travelling
public aud with shippers. Cap ain Gus
Dusouehet Is her acc mpiished command-
er, aid Billy Fowler, George Nicholson,
and Ed Thomas are her elegant and obllg-
ing clerks. Geo. Jackson Is her admirable
steward. aud feeds MS guests like princes.
For LoUIsVmLE.-The great palaiial
Morning Star. commanded by the veteran
Gilmore, is tie regular Louisville packet /
AZ $3.50 to-r light, and has grand and luxuTi- /
Gus passenger appointments Her clerks /
are those obiiging aud highly accomplish |
ed young gentlemen Kfnnie smith, Ir., /
and Henry Mitchell. who delight ia se- /
curing the comfort OF their passengers.
For HENDERSON. = The swlft-wingod /
Moliie Norton, tho regular &c., II. 4 n. /
Railroad transfer packet, leaves at 3;l5P.M.
to-day for Henderson, In command Of that /
pleasant aud Obiging officer, Capt. Char |
ley Perkins. and with A. o. Durland and !
q. J. Boyle In the Office, who viii be found
pleasant and attentive 70 passengers.
For NAsHvnLE.-The beautiful Fanny
Braudeis is the regular packet for Nash
VILE and all way landings on the Cumber-
land River, az + N. to-day, and has adj
mfrable cabin and state-room appoint
meuts. She sails In charge Of those pleas
ant and popular young gentlemen, Capt.
Henry Miller and KIT and Eugene Rudd,
who are untiring in their efforts 20 please
ard oblige.
FoR NEW ORLEAEs.--The pride OF the
great Western inland seas, the majestic
pressure Richmond. will be here this
evening ca route to New Orleans and an
way ports. Her passenger acc0mmoda-
lions are unexeelled. She moves gently
quietly, but swiftly over the waters like q
thing OF life, with moi a sound or a jar "a
disturb the quiet Of her passengers, except
the steady plashing Of her ponderous water
wheels, which, as "a sweet lullaby, soothes
to sleep. Carrying only thirty. five pounds
OF steam, explosion IS impossible, and her
passengers are as safe as II in their own
quiet dwellings at home. Her chief OIL
GERS are those nustrious ne yigators, Capt.
J. Stutt. Neal, John >. voolfolk, with a
picked crew. Len. Seabrook is her third
clerk, James Pell and Wes Conner pilots; |
Lewis Stratton, steward; Frank Good aud !
J. skeiton, engineersi Wpi. Leo aud Chas. |
Throughton, mates; aud r. h. Rea and /
sidney johnson, druggists.
- BznmffesGs.
MANIFEST Of steamer Fanny Baandeis /
from Nashville 10 Evansville, June 10Th, /
Padncah-Hale, Buckner & Co, hhds /
tobacco; settle Bros. do DO.
Evansviue-K X DunKerson ~ Co, - hhds I
PBirick & Co, 70 90 do; Martin, GARNER A /
Co do do: W q Brown a. Co, q bales cot 1
ton; II o BabcocE, I ieed board, wheel /
cap: Geo j Bliss " Co, } biol scrap iron, 1
Dbl sunds, } & } q smith, box mdse; [
Clement, White q co, box dry goods; /
woodrow, Reitz q Co "a pKgs sunds.
New Albany Loyel, y bars iron,
IouisviIIe--W l. WeIIen, carriage.
Observation-Disclosures, After 81 Co, boxes /
boots and shoes.
ssIessafags fr0ns Gar EEeisam
PrfTsBURG.-The C0mDtereial ot Monday 4
says -l'#
The marks last evening Indicated four /
feet SIX incnes aud rising SLOW y. FROM (
tue amou of rain that feIl esteIda1 we /
think 81 wou be- hafe % predict "a rise be- I
fore macy days.
CnScINHArI.-The Commercial Of Mon- /
day says:
The swallow Is owned by Captain f.. y.
Batcne or, Captain H. A. JOne-, Thomas
gnArIock and Barker, Pierce q Co aud
.raIn.I ~ III -nIl. no Inaura.. In lImclmmmfI