The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02
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STEAMBOAT
No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing nneS team boat Printing. Our assort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added 10, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
In h United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
sc. &C. orders iefs With either Of b
"nart-ooats viii be promptly attended TO.
Weather md water.
The weather yesterday was clear aud
windy, the wind blowing a gale from the
southeast until noon. The river, during
the twenty-four Gun ending at 8 PM,
had fallen eight inches The mercury al q
An. ranged at 20o above zero.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures no to PM
yesterday include the Kate Putnam
Nashville to P~Ittsburg; Altoona, Cincin.
natl to Eastport Cumberland, from Cairo:
Tarascon, henderson TO Louisville: Mol
lie Norton and sallie ", Henderson to re.
turn; Lady Grace, from Cincinnati; Falls
City, Bowling Green to Louisville; Coosa,
from Memphis; Silver Spray, New Or
leans to Cinctnnatt5 Minneola, Cincinnati
10 Memphis.
AO8A8 DuG.
Among the nrst boats due here are the
Armada from Cairo; Lewellin. from East
port; the Havana, for Nashville; the Sill
yer Noon. and Sam. J. Hale, from Mem
phts; clifton, for Memphis; Louisiana
and Legal Tender, for New Orleans; Dex-
ter, Virginia and Richmond, from New
Orleans; Alpha and Robert Moore, from
Nashville; Mslnotte, from st. Louis; the
Palestine, from Louisville; the Ada Lyon
from Green River. a
ase miscellaneous.
Business was fairly active on the Ievee
yesterday forenoon, though the arrivals
were not large. The high wind and rough
water retarded steamers...~-The Altoona
and Kate Putnam had moderata trips ........
The Tarascon took out q fine trip of both
ire ght and people-.--.The Lady Grace
brought down a very good trip, as will be
seen by her manifest below. We hope to
see her go out fun to-day. Merchants
buying goods at Cincinnati during the
week will remember that the Lady Grace
leaves Cincinnati on Saturday next, and
should ordsr their goo~dssshipped by her.
..---s.The Quickstep was receiving Iiber
ally, and would have a good trip QUIZ.
The Rapidan Ne. 2 brought in an armfuI
of orders ......The white seagulls were very
nuAnCEoAS gc5gCN01y, 4AAACALAuB "A Cfhblnu-
ance OF cold, windy, aud rough weather.
....The Cooss arrived at one O'Clock yes
terday, with { good trip. She eturns TO
Memphis this evening.~-..-The Silver
Spray had a large cargo OF cotton ........The
Cumberland went to Newburg, and the
Lady Grace to a compile below the city,
for freight-..-.The Minneola was loaded
to the guards. and had a good passenger
list. Captain Miller, Mr.. Hall, and John
Jones are the very men to get business.
The M1nneola always goes full.
sUf Boats Leaving To-Day.
d o CAIRo.-The Cumberland, having
elegant passenge appointments. willleave
for Cairo at 4 Pm. to-day, Snd is a pleasant
packet. Ben. Howard, Marion Wright. and
Bruce Hunter are her popular and obliging
officers. rs
Fox LoUIsvILLE.-The favOrlte Pales-
tine is the regular packet for Louisville
this evening at 8 O'CLOCK. Captain John
II. P-eckenpaugh commands, and Phil. L.
Branham Is her accomplished clerk.
For CINcINEATL-The Lady Grace. a
feet and hoely appointed steamer, is
the regular Evansville and Cincinnati
packet to-day, and leaves promptly at 10
AM. Her chief oficers are Captain j.. B.
Troy and JgT. Root, who will be found
courteous, affable. and ~oblieing. Messrs.
Gontreman and Pattie are her freight
clerks.
For GREEN RIVER. The Ada Lyon,
Captain Vanmeter, returns TO Green River
this evening at 5 O'Clock. ]. f.. WiIbanks
is her courteous clerk.
For HKEDERsoE.-The fleet Mollie Nor
ton, Captain Perkins, is the regular trans
fer packet for Henderson at 4 PM. A. o.
Durland and G. II. Boyle are her obliging
clerks. f.a-F H.r r.a
The gay aud dashing Sallie ". also goes
TO Henderson at Capt. Nose Wallen
commands, and Robert Brashear aud Jim
Hicks DO the hOnors of the once.
10 Fer NASHVILLE. The fine steamer
Romeo, the veteran and popular ]. V.
Throop commanding. leaves promptly at
IL M. for NashviIls and all way points.
George and John Tbroop, chips of the old
block; are her popular CLERKS. The Romeo
Is a home Institution, and houId be Ifbsr-
ally -patronized. gn- Ere
FoR MEMPHIs-The good steamer Coosa,
Capt. Gus. Brown. leaves at 3 o'clock, posi-
lively, to-day, FOR Memphis and all way
ports, Offering 11rst-ciass accommodations
to passengers and shippers. Mr.. Terry her
chief clerk, is an attentive and %obliglng
gentleman. 81
For NEW ORLKANs.-Th big Louisiana,
one OF the most pleasant steamers in this
trade, win be here to-day en- route TO New
Orleans and all way ports. Capt. Billy
Phillips has command, and Mr.. ]. L. Eagon
is her clerk, and both are highly accom-
plished and pleasant gentlemen.
. rae Mamffests.
MANIFEST OF steamer Lady Grace
o Babcock. 70 bbls potatoes and . bbis
Timothy seed; Keller & White. % bbls oil, !
renned); Wheeler & Riggs, Is bbls oil,
and . coils rope; ] a. ID Helm an 10 bbls
coal oil: Tenny, ROwles g. Co, 20 bags /
coffee and 10 bbls coal oil; Cloud Il Akin, |
4 bbls oil and 10 boxes starch J.. Sinzich
& Son, % boxes soap. Chas Vtele q Co, 5
bbls whisky and 10 half bbls dos; Preston
Bros 5 bbIs whisky; Kahn q Vile, % boxes
cheese, and 1 bdle sacks; RObt Ruston, 50 |
bbls potatoes; Ragon, Dickey d Carson,
25 boxes cheese, 25 boxes cove oysters, IA
5 cases sardInes; NJ. Kemp, Is kegs beer;
H~ornbroOk q Co, IA reels of packing
yarn: W.. Prutorius. 3 bund es OF
leather, 4 rife, n 1 bundle of sacks;
Z, Meyer & Co, 7 boxes sundries, 2 bundles
do: Jos. Gosker, "A pieces machinery, 1
box, l tool chest; q. Niblack, SO bundles of