The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23

tn tho United States. we are prepared N
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads
eta. Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, &C. Orders left with either OF the
~harf-0oats viii be promptly attended 10.
weather aud water
The weather est rday was partly cloudy
and very hot. the mercury ranging from
30 q So, with pleasant breeze from the
Southwest.
The river, during the twenty-four hours
ending az p. n, had fallen inches. It's
again rising at Plttsburg.
Arrivals aud Departures.
The arrivals and departures MP TO 4P.n..
Include the Ada Lyon, Green River 10 re-
turn; Clara Scott, FROM Wabash River.
Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville; Belle
Vernon, 81. Louis TO Piitsburg: Molne
Norton, Henderson and return: sam. r.
Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati; Petrolia
No. 2, to CanneltOn.
BOats Due.
Among the hrst boats due here are ia
QnicKstep, from Cairo; Bmma No. 3 ana
Nick Longworth, for New OrIe ans; +. We
strader, Virginia, Alice Dean, and Indi-
ana, from New Orleans; Emma Floyd ana.
Linton, rom Nashville; Anna, from Sc.
Louis; Morning Star, from Louisville:
kobt. Moore, for Nashville; Hartford,
from Green River; Robt. Burns for Mem.
phis; sam. Orr, from Eastport; shamro
for st. Louis; Charmer, from Cincinnati.
MfseeIIaneous
Business was pretty lively on the levee
yesterday, and receipts OF tobacco, cotton
and other freights We're large..~.......Tha
Clara Scott arrived az 1 80 with "a fair trip
Of grain. hhe lies up for a while, and Cant.
scott will have her shaft repaired. ......The
Fanny Brandeis arrived after daylight
with an excellent trip. including nearly
100 hhds. of tobacco. Her manifest Will be
found belOw..........The Ada Lyon had g5
hhds tobacco and large amount OF mis-
cellaneons freight, including large lot Of
hickory timber, which size reshipped on
the PetrOna No. 10 Tell City.........The
MOllie Norton was full OF tobacco and peo.
pie 1.-THE Belle Vernon had a good trim
..--........The Sam. j. Hale arrived al lOA.M
full OF cotton. she discharged 48l bales
here consigned to r. X. Dunkerson a. Go.
for reshipment to the EaH by the south
Shore Line....--...The Petrolia No. 2 had "A
very fair trip Out.........The Cum berland
and Rapidan were receiving fairly. The
Cumberland had prospects OF fun trip.
.........The Romeo discharged her Gne cargo
OF tobacco, and was receiving for her re-
turn trip.........The grand Armada left az
s O'Clock yesterday morning, carrying the
Sunday School OF Trinity NJ. e. Church on
a Ticnic excursion. She probably never
had as many people on board az amy one
time before.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Fer CALRO-The favorite, grand Armada
is the regular packet, at Pm. to-day. for
Cairo and all way landings, aud ~ unsur-
passed in her cabin and atate~room APP
pointments. She sails IN charge OF those
experienced navigatOrs and popular gene
tlemen, Captain Gus. Dusouchet, Billy
Fowler, George Nicholson, Ed. Thomas
aud Mr.. Tucker. She will carry persons
desiring 10 attend the Masonic celebration
at Paducah at a reduced rate OF fare. II
will be a delightful trip.
For LoUisvILLE--The fine noating pal
acc Morning star Il The great packet tor
Louisville at $50 tonight, and Is a most
excellent steamboat. Captain A. n. Gill
more Is her veteran commander. and IEta-
ME smith, Jr., Is her accomplished chief
clerk. Henry 3. Mitchell Is her attentive,
accurate, and excellent fire. ght clerk.
For HENDEltsoN.-The lightning-winged
Moliie Norton Is the pet packet for Hen
derson Rt 3:l5 P.B. to-day, in charge Of
those elegant and popular gentlemen, Cap
tain Charley Perkins, A. o. Durland, aud
G. }. Boyle.
FO RNAsTvILLE.-Tlie fleet Fanny Bran
dies Is receiving. and viii leave 40 y. n
for Nashville and All way Landings, ia
charge Of those experienced and cOmpe.
tent officers and pleasant gentlemen, Cap
tain Henry Miller ADD the Rudd brothers.
The Brandeis has pleasant accOmmOda-
lions, aud her passengers VIII receive the
most courteous consideration and polite
attention.
MANIFEST Of Steamer Fanny Brandeia
from Nashville 20 Paducah and EvAna-
VILE, June - 1853. Pa 1ucah-BeJtfe Bros,
hhds tobacco Hale, Buekner a. 90, do.
do; Bradity, & Jewell, moving machtne,
4 do. bar, Ddl knives. 1 tongue; Fowler,
Lee & %, 10 mead sheep.
REsHIPPTEG.
70 Metropolis-Itopert eagle, barrel Of
10 New orIeans-H II Bryan, / hhd 20
baccO.
10 Evansville-R X Dnnkerson a. 90. 4s
hhds tOb tcco; w 3 FOid, n do. do; Hum
phrey, PatricK a. Co, 3 do. do: MnrLin,
CO., bags Of cotton; VIM q crown AZ Co.
hhds tObaccos Minor a Datlam, box Of
shoes; Sam orr a. GO, y bars non, 3 bids
do; Chns Wilhelmi, IS ale boxes; owners,
lot Of scrap iron.
REsHIPPIE0.
New Albany-Hydrauiie Wooden Mills,
Huntsville Ray a Co, hind OF tobacco;
Bridgefoi q %. 10 sheets Of IRON, heads
CIncinnatf-Robert Moore a GO, T bale
GoodhearJ q Co. - bags OF peanuts, il DO.
featherss IL do. ginseng.
GIeRnfags from oar EnehRuge-
PITTsBURG.-The C0mmercfal OF Monday
says:
The marks last evening indicated four
afnm ina
afternoon we had heavy rains, with lair
prospects OF a swell ln the river.
CIEcIENATL - The Commercial Of gun
day says;
captain James Ransom has purchased
gether with John q Reno Ope-slKteenth
Interest ia the John II. Groesbeck, az the
rate Of $4,000 for he entire boat
Captain John ID Adams, Superintendent
OF the Memphis and White aud Arkanaa8
River Packet Company, on Friday, con
Cincinnati for building three new boats-
one for the White River trade Ia side-wh heel
200 feet long,, ana two stern wheeiers for
the Arkansa River trade, 10 be completed
by the 18th Of September.
A current rumor prevails that the Barge
Co. AZ Memphis has made a cOmpromiHs
with the Memphis and ~ Louis Packet
Co, the latter agreeing 70 transport Mem
phfs freights at the same rates allowed by
the Memphis and Charles on Railroad
which IS "a reduced freight from TIE present
tariff Should this be carried out, ~ viii
bring TO Memphis large amount n Ar
kansas trade which now goes 20 81 Louis
and other cities, on account 81 the cheap
rates OF freights charged BY through lines.
The Oazsne Of Monday says:
Captain John Benson did not leave for
Sc. Louis till last evening, on account Of
illness.
Mr. Al D. CroXall a. expected here to-
day. Until his arrival nothing viii be
determined as 70 the movements Of che
Cora 8.
The Alice Dean got aground az Worth
Bend, while making a landing Ahl was
obliged TO spar or
The Chronicle OF Monday eveniug says
Col. EOyes, proprietor OF EOyes' ClFcu-s
was IN the city yesterday. He wants -
purchase good light-draught sle.tD y 49,