The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

print Posters, plain or fancy Xiii Heads
Rills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
els, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats viii be promptly attended to.
weather and Water
The weather yesterday morning was
clear and quite cool for the season.
The mercury by 10 o'clock, however.
got up to 800, and to 81 at noon. A
stiff, cool breeze prevailed, rendering
the atmosphere more like May than
mid summer. The river during the
twenty-four hours ending at 3 PM,
had fallan nine inches. 1t will be
found rising to-day, we doubt not.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
PM yesterday include only the Quick
step, Cairo to return; Mollie Norton,
Henderson to return; PetrUlia No. 2,
to Cannelton; Hartford, from Green
River; Leonidas, New Orleans to
Cincinnati; Tarascon, Louisville to
return; Falls City, louisville to
Bowling Green.
Heats Due. rl#
Among the first boats due are the
Cumberland, from Cairo; Nick Long
worth and Indiana, for New Or
leans; Mary Houston and 2. w.
Strader, from New Orleans; Rose Hite,
from Louisville; Ada Lyon, from
Green River; Sam. j. Hale, for Mem
phis; Rapidan No. 2, from Eastport;
Shamrock and Lawrence, for st.
Louis; Charmer, from Cincinnati.
miscellaneous. m
Business continues very dull in
river circles, with but few arrivals
and light shipments........The Quick
step arrived at 1:30 A. NJ, with a
splendid trip of freight and people.
OF thelatter she transferred twenty
FIVE or more to the Morning Star,
among whom were Capt. Sam. Mont
gomery, Of the Dexter, and Capt.
John Roberts, Clerk of the r. e.
Lee. One item of her freight was 20
hhds tobacco, of which 30 are for r. r.
Dunkerson & Co., 16 for w. G.. Brown
& Co., and 6 for reshipment to Lou
isyille.,."..A towboat passed up with
out landing at 2 A. M.A.....The Morn
ing Star had big passenger trip out
and good freight. She had register
ed 30 passengers from the port at
bdark.........The Leonidas passed up at
5LA1M. With a slim trip. 1.-the Hart
ford arrived yesterday morning. She
had 81 hhds tobacco, IS bags wool and
other freight.......-The Mollie Norton
had 30 hhds tobacco and a fair pas
senger list.........The weather is un-
propitious for tobacco shipmentsds.9..
By dispatches to w. G.. Brown & Co.
we learn that the Nick. Longworth
was to leave Louisville last night pos
itively and will be here to-day.
She is a great steamboat, finely
5 charlottesville are gratifed to
learn that the wife of Capt. John
Cannon, of the great Robert Il. Lee,
is recovering from her recent serious
illness. $3.50 3Hl ri 4la8
BOaGs Leaving To-Day. r9ua
y For CAIRO-The fine steamer Gum
berland will leave for Cairo and all
way ports to. day at 4 pm. HPassen.
gers and shippers will please ia ke mo
tice. The Cumberland lisa pleasant
boat to travel on, and hes officers are
highly obliging gentlemen. Captain
Billy Lowth commands, and Marion
Wright and Bruce Hunter are hen
popular and obliging clerks. yiiT
For LOUISVILLE The beautiful
and feet Palestine will return to Lou
isville this evening, and is one Of thf
most pleasant and popular, boats tina
come to our wharf. Captain Frank
Hurry, a pleasant and obliging gen,
: tleman, has command, and Phil. B
Branham and William HAYES are he
her aFable. courteous and attentiv'
clerks. Her hour of departure is
o'clock Pm.
For HEEDERsoN.-The elegant ant
feet railroad transfer steamer, Molli
Norton. leaves for Henderson at Bill
P. NJ. to-day, in charge Of Captain
E Charley Perkins, an accomplished
officer, having elegant accommoda
tions for passengers. A. o. DURHAM
r and G. j. Boyle, two pleasant gentle
Z men, are her clerks, and will Civ
strict attention to the comfort of pas
sengers. ..U
!. For NEW ORLEANS. = The grea
elongated Nick Longworth is an
nounced for New Orleans and a
Is way ports to-day at Pm, positively
5 She is a splendid steamer, with tn
most elegant and pleasant passeDge
appointments, and is admirabl
adapted to freight, having bWid'
roomy guards. She is commanded b
that prince of steamboat officers, CAP
tain Lew Hates, with the popular an
accomplished Eugene Bowers in til
Office. aa
Manifests. a
. MANIFEST. QuicksteI
from Cairo. July q, 1868: Evans
ville-W. G.. Brown g. Co, ! Whea
fan. I wheat screen; VIM. heIlma
2 bbls. whisky; j. q. Bell i hors
v and buggy: Preston Bros, 3 package
: nadse: Schultz. Thurman q Co, do
Webb & Headley, l rivot; WilliaI
le Spangler, 2 tons scrap iron; A. Refs