The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-27

Eaent Of Job Type though very large ana
complete, is constantly beng added TO, ana
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best JOD printers
IN The United States We are P 5t9 tIed 10
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck ana Mea, TICK
ets, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C. DC. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats VIII be promptly attended to.
weather and Water
The weather, yesterday was cloudy,
with a sharp, bracing, but pleasant
wind from the southeast. The river
during the "a hours ending at P. NJ.
yesterday, had risen II inches, and
was rising steadily and rather rapidly
It is rising at all points above.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
three P. NJ. yesterday include the
Darling, Cincinnati to Memphis;
Cumberland, Cairo to return; Clara
Scott, J. t. Graham, and Louisa,
from Wabash River; Richmond, TO
New Orleans; Mollie Norton, Hen
derson to return; Charmer, from Gin
cinnati.
Among the first boats due here
are the Armada and Quickstep, from
Cairo; the Rapidan No. 2, from
Passport; Minneola and Clifton, from
Memphis; Silver Moon, for Memphis;
Louisiana and Dexter, for New Or
leans; the P. w. Strader, Robert
Burns. Nick Longworth, and Indiana,
from New Orleans; Robert Moore,
and Romeo, from Nashville; Sham
rock and Altoona, from st. Louis;
Morning Star and TarascOn, from
Louisville; Kate Robinson, for st.
Louis; Emma Floyd, to Nashville;
Hartford, from Green River.
miscellaneous.
Business was fair on the wharf yes
terday. The big Richmond, 10
addition to other freight, took 10000
pipe slaves that have been lying here
for some time. She also added sew
eral passengers from the interior, and
received orders for large quantities of
corn at points below.........The Clara
Scott had an excellent trip from the
Wabash. Her manifest will be found
beloW.........The J. l.. Graham was
loaded with wheat for Rockport, to
which point she proceeded, but will
be back early to-day, and leave this
evening for Carmi-.......The Cumber-
land had a fair trip in, and she, as
we'll as the Sam. Orr, were receiving
literally for their outgoing trips...... :.
The Charmer had an excellent
trip, and did a large way business.
.........The Louisa discharged most OF
her cargo at Mt. Vernon.........The
big Richmond has had another OBJ
servatory erected over her big bell, on
which is mounted a fine telescope, by
which the belts of Jupiter and the
rings of Saturn and the small stars oil
the Milky Way can be distinctly seer
of clear night. Bob Lodges ring
tailed monkey is new feature on the
boat, attracting much attention anC
affording the passengers great amuse
ment. Bob has made some progress
towards starting a livery stable. HI
has pair of bride bits with leather
connections, and now only wants ;
few horses and skillet full of oat
to be all right.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRo.-The magnificent Ar
mazda, Captain Gus. Dusouchet, is tn
regular packet for Cairo and all wa
ports at P. NJ day. She has splen
did passenger appointments. w. T
Fowler aud Geo Nicholson are he
popular clerks. Through bills c
lading given to all pc nts south an
west.
For OGNCINNATI.-The punctua
and fiuely appointed Charmer, CAP
tain p X. Barclay, leaves prompt
at 10 o'clock to-day for Cincinna
and all way ports, taking passenger
and freight through without detentio
or reshipping. Sam. James, John [
Triplett and John James are her pol
ular and accomplished clerks.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The beautif'
Palestine leaves for Louisville at
A. NJ. to-day, and is a complete boz
of her size. John Peckenpaugh
her popular commander, and Phil.
Branham, her chief clerk, is a gre
favorite with passengers and shipper
The magnificent Morning Star go
to louisville at $50 to night, and
not surpassed for solid comfort
any steamboat. Captain A. 7. Gi
more commands. Henry S. Mitche
an obligiug young gentleman, will
found in her Office.
For GREEN RIVER. - The Ad
Lyon. Captain w S. Vanmete
leaves for Woodbury. at o'clock p
she is great favorite in the trad
Mr.. J. T. Willbanks and LeopO
K lhn are her attentive and obligil
clerks.
For HENDERSON. = The splend
Molie Norton, Captain Perkil
leaves for Henderson at four o'olo
Pm. A. o. Durland and Il.
Boyle are her attentive and obligi
clerks.
FoR HUTsoNvILLE.-The elega
passenger steamer Louisa, Capt. To
Boluss, viii leave for Hutsonville a
all intermediate Wabash River Ian
ings, having pleasant accommodate