The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
No printing establishment ia the west
| mas better facilities or greater ability Tor
| doing dne Steamboat Printing. Our asaort-
ment or Job Type. though very iartse and
somplete, is constantly being added 90. and
| our lob department is under the personal
| supervision of one OF the best job printers
! In the United States. We are prepared 90
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads,
I BILLS Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
| cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended TO.
weather nnd water
The weather yesterday was clear and
quite cool early in the morning, but as the
day advanced IL grew hot, and al noon the
mercury stood at 76o. The river during tho
twenty-four hours ending at P. NJ. had
risen inches. It is falling al Cincinnati
and stationery at louisville
Arrivals and DEPARTURES.
The arrivals aud departures mp 70
3 p. M, yesterday Include the LeCiaire,
Eastport TO Louisville; Hartford, Green
River and returns Cumberland, from
Cairo; Alaska, Cincinnati TO New Or
leans; Mollie Norton, Henderson, to re-
turn; Tarascon, Henderson to Louisville /:
Alpha. Newburg 90 Nashville; Robt.
Burns, Cincinnati. .#
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are the
Armada, from Cairo; Indiana, Louisiana
and p. W. Strader, for New Orleans
Louisville, Virginia, Richmond and Nick
| LODgworth, from Sew Orleanss Linton and
Robert Moore, from Nashville; Shamrock,
from st. Louis; Roe Hite. from Louis
Vile; Spray. for Nashville; Hartford, from
Green River; Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis;
Sam. orr, from Eas porGi Altoona, for 50
Lou s.
miscellaneous.
business was active on the wharf yester-
day, with large receipts and fair ship
ments.........The LeClaire passed up during
the night with a moderate trip........The
Hartford had i08 hogsheads or tobacco.
She stopped over several hours up Green
River, 70 allow the young folks 10 have a
pleasant hop. She Is great favorite on
Green River. she arrived at ~ A. No..
The Alpha came back from Newburg dur.
ing the night, and left for Nashville The
Alaska passed down az A. NJ, about half
loaded. She found but little freight here.
The Glendale, on Sunday, discharged
hny-four tons OF iron for sam Orr a co.
5000. The Mollie Norton was fulI of to-
bacco........The Cumberland had thirty
four hogsheads OF tobacco and much other
freight. The Taraseon, az the request OF
the Postmaster, laid over till one o'clock
p. NJ, In order 70 take the Eastern mall,
that arrived AZ noon, up the river. She
| left with "A good trip--.-.....The new steamer,
| Matamoras No., passed down at noon,
having full load aud towing the hull Of
a new steamboat. She goes TO Browns.
4 VILE rrawaa In comm and nf Giant RnRarf
Dalzell....--..The Fails City had not arrived
at two O'Clock p M.....-..The Matamoras
has but one smoke stack and has but one
wheel in the centre OF her hull az the
stern. She passed without landing, and
was making splendid tlme...-....Ehe Rob
ert Burns. from Cincinnati to Memphis,
arrived at r. M. with a good trip........The
Champion, from st. Louis TO Cincinnati,
was In at r. NJ. yesterday.
BORts Leaving To-Day.
For sCAIRo.-The prompt and reliable
Cumberland is the regular packet for Cairo
and all way points to-day AZ p. d., having
excellent accommodation and capacities
fof passengers and shippers Captain Billy
LOwth, one OF Natures nobIemen, COM
mands, and the ONCE Is In charge OF those
accomplished and Obliging young gentle
men, Marion Wright and Bruce Hunter.
4
feet Rose Hite will leave for Louisville
and all way landings az 8 o'clock this
evening, Offering every desirable accom-
mediation TO passengers and shipper. She
Is commanded by Captain Frank Hurry,
| "A pleasant officer and "a genuine gentle.
man. Phil. b. Branhan, "A courteous, polite
and popular young gentleman, has charge
OF the office, and Mr.. Halves has charge OF
the freight department.
For OwEEsBoRO AND CAHNELToN.-The
new and pleasantly appointed steamer
Petrolia No. 2 leaves at 10 An. 20 day, IN
/ charge OF Captain John II. Tripiett, COM
manding and John A. Adams, clerk. Two
more courteous and obliging gentlemen
are not TO be found on the Ohio River. and
| an they propose 20 do strictly eoasting
business i'm the Interests OF this city, ana
for the accomm odation Of farmers, plant
ers and merchants along shore, we hope
/ TO see the Petroiia receive a good patrons
age.
FOR GAINESVILLE AND NASHVILLE
The beautiful and finely appointed Romeo
will leave az Il O'Clock noon for Clarks-
| Vile and Nashville and all Cumberland
Ris er way landings. The Romeo Is an Ev-
| ansYille boat, and has comfortable and
| pleasant passenger appointments Capt.
j. v. Tbroop Is her commander, and Is an
| accomplished steamboatman aud a popu-
lar gentleman. George ThroOp and John
| ThrOOp--a pair OF courteous and ObligiDg
young men-have charge Of the Office.
| FOR HENDERsoN.-The leet and finely
4 appointed Moilie Norton ~ the regular
railroad transfer packet, and leaves for
| Henderson sc four o'clock promptly, bay-
/ ing elegant Accommodations for passen-
gers. Captain Charley Perkins, 40. Dur
land and &. Il. Boyle, are her popular and
obliging Officers.
i FOR EAsrPoRT.-The magnihcentsteam-
| er Rapidan No. leaves this evening al A
O'clock for Eastport and all way points, Of
/ fering unsurpassed accommodations %
/ passengers and shippers. Captain Lee
| Howell, a large-hearted, genial, whole
/ souled gentleman, and Bob hcMechan,
her chief clerk, are peculiarly courteous
and obligtng. Give the Rapidan a full
trip.
/ MANIFEST -Of the Steamer Clara Scott
/ from Sit. Carmel 10 Evansyille.-For New
/ HarTnony-Owen N Owen, bags seed, 30
| bundles felloes, II BIDS hubs.
Il For UnIOntOWn-JOnes n CambrOn, 81
| bllls and 20 sacks -four.
/ For Mount NernOn-G w Thomas a. Co,
IOI bbls corn meal ~ bbls flour, bbt egge
273 bags corn; Cook a 60, tables ID
/ James, pump, G, oes cut saw.
For Henderson-W J Marshall a. Co
1 For Evansville--J C&J q Smith. ] box
picks; Baird & Start, DOS bbis -four; a q
| HallOck, 10 bags seed, bbls vinegar; r 3
| Mainard. l bag empty Dagsi kraEz, 4
i puHlp; w r Blouut q 90, 2 piOws; Weldon
! Martin, Gardner a. Co, hhds LODaccOS MT.
/ Nell. bull; q q NfOlack ~ Co. us bags
corn; Brandies q CrawIoidi - bags corn