The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-28
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING
No printing establishment IN the we.
uas better facilitles or greater af5IIfr to
doing me Steamboat Printing. Bur a.,.l,rf
'nent Of JOB Type, though verv larga d ~
complete, Is constantly befngadded IL 81,
our job department is under the pe1er,,t
SUPERVISION Of one Of the best job printer
ln the United states. VIC arc prepared Z.
Ellis Ladtng, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&C, &C. Orders LEFT with either on th,
wharf-boats viii be promptly attended 10
weather and water
The weather, on Saturday. was partI,
clear and intensely hot, Though the bea
was somewhat modified by a stiff brcez,
from the Southeast. The river. during ia,
"A hours, ending at3P h., had fallen Ten
inches We may expect low water soen.
and good time for the sight drauehts. Al
noon Saturday, the mercury pgood M $50 tn
the shade, and under the Full influence of
the strong breeze that prevailed.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3 p. A..
on Saturday include the Robt. Moore. Gin
cinnati TO Nashville; Ada Lyon. Green
River 70 return Pink Varble, 10 Louis
/ vile; Armadlllo, 81. Paul TO pittsburs.
| Mollie Norton, Henderson 10 return
Charmer, TO Cincinnati; Petrolia No. J. 10
Canneltoni MCrning star, Louisville to
return.
boats Due.
Among the hrst boats due here are the
Cumberland, from Cairo; Emma no. 2
and Nick Longworth, for New Orleans +:
p. w. strader, Virginia, Louisiana
and Richmond, from New Orleans: Ro-
meo and Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville:
champion, from ~. Louis; Rose Hite.
from Louisville; Spray, for Nashville;
Ada Lyon and Falls City. from Green
RIVER; Robt Burns. for Memphis; Rap
tdan No. 2, nom Easfport
miscellaneous.
Business was rather active on the Ievee
on Saturday, with e crowded wharf.........
The Robert Moore and Ada Lyon arrived
at A. NJ, both loaded to the guards. Tie
Ada Lyon had a full cargo OF tobacco.
The Armadillo passed mp early Saturday
morning, with a full care o......- The Char
mer took out big trip OF both freight and
people, aud Will have TO refuse freigh be
fore she gets to LOuisville.........The Petro-
ia NO. had the best trip she has ever
taken nom this port. She was absolutely
fulI. The patronage she is receiving .d
the trade she Is building up, IS a nue conn
pliment 70 her excellent ofIieers............
The Mollie Norton came In at the
usual hour with larse lot of
TOBACCO and a fair passenger Iist.............
TIE several packets 10 leave on Saturday
were receiving quite liberia 1y......The
Armada took from Humphrey, Patrick A
20. large lot OF furniture for reshipment
from Cairo TO the South.........The Louisa,
sam. Orr, Linton, and Ada Lyon, All had
fair prospects for good trlps.........Ca Captain
VIII Beasley having received more favor
able intelligence from Mr.. Norton, defer
red his departure.........The =. W. strader
was due here last night, and the great low
pressure Richmond VIII be here esrly his
morning.........The Mollie Norton and Ada
Lyon on Saturday morning brought over
200 hogsheads tobacco TO this city.
Boats Leaving Toby.
For CAmo.-The fleet, railroad, low
pressure steamer QuicEstep, Captain il. n
Dexter, leaves promptly at Pm. to-day
Tor Cairo and all way ports. Offering su
perior attractions 10 passengers and ship
pers. Her clerks are Jack Grbmmer, Wall
ter D. Pennington and Sam. Laughin-all
pleasant and obiiginR gentlounon-
For LoUIsvILLE-The splendid Tarasc0n /
viii be the unrivalled packet for Louis /
Vile and all way ports az 10 O'Clock this |
forenoon. Her cabin and stata-room ape |
pointments ere indispensable. Captain /
James Mather, veteran steamboaiman, |
is her popular commander aud Miles ID. /
Warren. Jesse Jackson and Dan. Houii- /
haan are her attentive clerks.
Fox WooDBURY.-Captain Joe. McRey- /
nold's new aud beautiful steamer Hart |
ford viii leave at T.. 81. to-day for Wood |
bury and all way landings ON Green River |
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passenger accom- odations, and Capt. joe
Mercy nolds and Billy Liter, her chief
officers. are competent, clever and obHsing
gentlemen.
Fox HENDERsoN.-The elegant and naet
railroad transfer steamer Nellie Nortou,
leaves for Henderson A. 8:lj p. ii. TODAY, in
charge OF Capt. Charley Perkins. an accom-
piished officer. having elegant ace0mmo-
dations Tor passengers. A. =. Durlaud and
G. J. Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen. are
her obiiging clerks.
For MEMPHIS. - The fine side-gyhecl
steamer Robert Burns viii leave Evans
Vile early to-day for Memphis aud al
way ports She has nrst-elass. passenger
accommodations. Captain Frank Stein
and George Hunter, her chief officers, are
elegant aud obligiHg gentlemen.
FOX NEW ORLEANS. = bhe magnificent
and spacious Nick Longworth, having
been detained taking railroad iron at
New Albanys viii leave. positively, Tor
New Orleans this morning, and presents |
rare attractions TO thippeis aud passen-
gers. She IS commanded by the veteran /
Lew Hates, with y. Eugene Bowers aud 4
Robert Bowers in the office, as accomplish 4
ed and pleasant gentlemen as ever navi- /
gated these waters.
ssteaHfngs FROM our Exehanxa-.
PrrTsBUR0.-The Commercial OF Friday /.
says:
The marks last evening Indicated seven /
feet two inches and falling fast. The Il
weather during the day WasNery pleasant.
Trade was moderately active considering i
tue iatcuess of the season.
CINCiBNATI. - The Commercial 81 Friday
says:
CAPITA Echenclr contemplatas putting
a full-lengtn cabin on his New Orleans
packet ArgOsy.
Ga tain Wise will send the Emma Floyd 4
back 20 kashvllle.on Monday.
The Alice Dean and ieOuidas are both 4
loading for New Or ng.
The Northern Line Company and the
North western Union Company. com Dlueu.
have now pro barges ready FOR use and dis
triDuted NJ different points along the river,
calculating TO do an immense pusiness iu
transporting grain this season.
The Times OF Friday eveniog says:
Passengers on the Bostona yesterday a
valuables taken from their rooms, Dy