The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-17

~ otaer R.tger Ilenla See FOURTH rage.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

SIEA boat PRINTING.
no printing establishment in the Wes
mas better facilities or greater ability fOl
doing fine Steamboat Printing. oar assert.
ment OF job Type. though very large and
complete, is constantly being added To- and
our Job department is under the raf,sone b
supervision Of one of the best iob Dri,,ff,.s
in the United States. We are prepared IA
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, DC. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats viii be promptly attended TO.
weather ANA Water
The weather yesterday, was nearly clear
and at noon was hot and very like mid
summer. The mercury from 6i0, 9 A. NJ
rose to so at noon. The river during the
"A hours ending at 3 p. N. had fallen Q
inches. Il was stationary at Louisville
Tuesday evening, and rising at Cincinnati
and Pittsburg. The Cum berIand is rising
with "a inches on Harpeth ShoaIs The
Wabash is falling and is again within its
natural channel
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 4 PM,
yesterday, include the MolIie Norton,
Henderson to return; Morning star, Lou
isville TO return.
RORts Due.
Among the first boats duo here are the
Cumberland, from Cairo; Nick I,opgwortfi,
for New Orleans; Louisville, Virginia.
Alice Dean, ard Indiana, from New Or
leans; Linton and spray, nom Nash
vile; Glendale and Abeona, from ST
Louis; Tarascon and Falls City, from
Louisville; Emma Floyd, for Nashville;
Hartford, from Green River; Minneola,
for Memphis: Sam. Orr, from Eastport;
Champion, for st. Louis; Louisa, ffom
wabash; Charmer, from Cincinnati.
miscellaneous.
business on the Ieyee was especially dull
yesterday forenoon, the Mollle Norton
being the only arrival. She brought up I25
hhds. OF tobacco and many people.....The
Fanny Brandeis was filing up handsomely
and had the promise of a big trip OUT. The
Armada also was receiving literally Both
boats are popular, with pleasant and
obliging officeis, who give strict attention
to the accommodation of passenger. and
hippers...-.-,.Ihe Morning Star arrived at
Pm. with a fair packet trip........The Rich
mond passed Rockport early yesterday
forenoon, and was expected here momen-
tarily when this report CLOSED. -. The
Louisville papers are directing the atten-
ton OF steamboatmen and business men
generally to the common violation of the
law in reference to carrying letters not in
Government stamped envelopes out of the
mail; aud even letters in Government
stamped envelopes must have the cancel
stamped by the date OF delivery. Boats
carrying letters outside the mali, unless as
prescribed by law, are liable 20 fine Of
$50 for each and every letter thus carried.
The new administration seems disposed to
fulfill its pledge to the people that the rev.
enues of the Government shall be faith
fully CO. elected. The Cincinnati papers also
direct attention to the same subject.
Boats leaving To-Day.
Foa CAIRO = The feet, pressure
Quickstep is the regular packet for Cairo
and al way ports at O'Clock to-day, hav-
ing unsurpassed cabin accommodations
Captain ID. T. Dexter commands, and
Jack Grammer, Walter b. Pennington
and Sam. LaughHn are her clerks. She
gives through receipts for freight or pas
singers TO all points south and West, The
QuicksteP is great favorite along the
coast.
For LoUIsvIILE.-The peerless Tarascon
is tile unrivaled packet for Louisville and
all way ports at 6 O'clock this evening.
she is a grand iioaling palace, and finely
ofiicered. The veteran Captain, James
Mather commands, and Miles ID. Warren,
Jesse Jackson. and Dan. HouIhan are her
clerks, each urbane, attentive and oblig-
Ing.
For Owens BoRo AND JANNEAToH.- The
new and excellent steamer Petrolia No. 2
Captain John IL. Tnplett, will leave at
o'clock to-day, for Cannelton and all way
landings, giving especial attention to hi-
ing ordersan collecting charges Captain
Tfiplett is eminentIy fitted for such "a
trade, being genial, soclable and enterpris-
ing. John Adams is / the Office, and is a
deservedly popular clerk.
For GREEN RrvER.-Captain J oe Mercy
nolds' new and beautiful steamer Hart
ford, leaves for Woodbury. and all Green
River way landings at p. n. to-day. She
is a pretty boat, with elegant passenger
appointments. Captain McReynolds is a
pleasant and worthy gentleman, untiring
in his efforts to Dut d up the trade of the
city, and should be wen patronized.
For BowLISG GRfiES. The fleet Falls
City, Captain robinson commanding, and
Mr.. Seeley In the office, is due here to-day,
en- route for wiling Green. She has pleas
ant passenger accommodations.
For HERDERsoN.-The elegant and feet
railroad traGsfer steamer, Noble Norton,
leaves Tor Henderson at 3:l5 p. d. to-day, in
charge Of Capt. Charley Perkin, an ac-
complished oficer, having elegant accom-
modatfons for passengers. A. 0. Durland
and q. II. Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen,
are her CLERKS, and viii give strict atten-
ton TO the comfort o. passengers.
tsfesanfngs FrOsn BRr Exchanges.
PIrTsBURe.-The CoDsmerctoE Of tuesday
says
The Allegheny was swelling yesterday,
no doubt from the effects OF the heavy
rains on Sunday. he pier marks on the
water from the Allegheny. The latter
marks Indicated six feet four inches, with
.. fair prospect Tor more water.
CINcIENATI.-The Commercial of Tues
day says;
The Kate Robinson is going in the docks
Tor repairs.
The fl0bert Moore, from Nashville, dis
charged lot Of iron at Gayiord's foundry,
Newport.
The Emma Floyd is receiving for Nash
is in command. Capt. Chenoweth having
been transferred 10 the spray.
Capt. Lon. BrysOn returned 90 So. Louis
ia last night's train.
The Gazette says:
Capt. John Benson leaves for st, Louis
point Tor New Orleans.
Captain r. >, Herkes arrived from Ar
Kansas River yesterday. Mr.. Al. ID. CrOX-
an Will be here next week.
The Chronicle Of Tuesday evening says:
A st. Louis dispatch says that the steam
John McClay Tor $1,000. The Lady Gay
was also sold, but her purchasers were not
reported.
Miss Mary, the lovely and accomplished
daughter OF capt Marsh Clark, was mar
ried at Christ Church. this morning, 10
Charles Kellogg, ESD, the Rev. Mr. snlve-