The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01

las better facilities or greater aDliity Tor
loine hne steam boat Printing. Our assort-
nent OF Job Type. though very large and
complete, is constantly being added 10, and
JlF fob department Is under the personal
supervision % one OF the best job printers
10 the United states. We are prepared 20
print Posters, plain or fancy, BIZ Heads
silis LadIng, cards. Deer and Meal TICK
ELS. Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets tor Labor,
&C., &e. Orders LETT with either Of the
Rhisri-boats will be promptly attended to.
weather aud water
The weather yesterday was cloudy, warm
and damp, with light drizzling rain all
the morning. The river during the "A
hours ending at PM, yesterday, had risen
lsinches. IL isrising at all points to Pitts
burg and the MOnongahela IS rising 10 us
source.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures mp TO p. M.
yesterd ~, include the Mary Houston,
New Orleans TO Louisville Richmond,
Louisville to New Orleans Tarascon, Hen
derson to Louisville; Cumberland, from
Cairo; MOllie Norton, Henderson 10 re-
turn; PetrOlia No. 2, from Cannelton /;
Petrea No. 2 and barges, Kanawha 20 Pa
ducah; Havana, to Cincinnati.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are the
Armada, from Cairo; Mary Houston. p. w.
straaer, and Louisiana. for New Orleans;
Louisville, Indiana, and r. l.. Lee, from
Sew Orleans: Emma Floyd and Linton
from Nashville. Anna, from 81. Louis (;
Rose Hite, from Louisville; Robt. Moore,
for Nashville; Ada Lyon, from Green
/ River; Robt. Burns, for Memphis; Sam.
orr, nom Eas' port; Sam. j. Hale, from
| Memphlsa Shamrock, for st. Lou s.; Clara
/ Scott and Louisa, from Wabash River.
miscellaneous.
Business was moderately active on the
Ievee yesterday forenoOn......-.TheH Havana
| discharged her fine cargo, and laid here
IN afternoon taking freight. 1.-THE Mary
| Houston arrived al 21S A. NJ, with an ex-
eellent trip. She dlscharget largely here,
as viii be seen by her manifest below.
/ The great low pressure Richmond arrived
at 3:l5 a. N, having on board about 500
/ tons, including 500 tons OF railro ID iron
| for Shreveport, which she will reshlp at
New Orleans. She had also fair passen-
ger list. She got here 500 hogsheads tobac-
/ co, 600 sacks corn and some miscellane-
Gus freight. She left at noon, but landed
under the point opposite the city. she had
also notice Of 800 hogsheads tobacco for her
at Henderson ..........,.Tbe Tarasc0n had
splendid trip Of people out and a fair
/ freight tri p...-.....The Cumberland came In
| at 80 A. NJ, as fun as a tick, including a
large lot Of tobacco and corn. Her mani
/ fest will be found below. The Mollie
Norton had a moderate trip........- ........T The
Hartford came IN at A. N. yesterday, with
hne trip. She has done an Immense
amount Of business since she left...............
The PetreI No. 3 came down with
| three barges loaded with salt. She drop
! ped one here, and proceeded below with
- aefF nj
her hne trip of tobacco, los hogsheads, and
was receiving Literally for her return........
The Quick tep was getting fair start DUR
| ing the forenOon-...-...The Havana left at
1890 yesterday afternoon4....A one-armed
man went aboard the Richmond yester-
I day morning ana asked II they would take
HIM TO UniontOwn, as be said he had
! shipped some stock, and had been acct
dentally left by the boz {. Captain Wool
/ folk sa d certainly, they would take
! him, when he said he had no money. lie
was thee told that they could not take
/ him. When asked what boat had left kan
he answe ed, "the Qultman." As that
boat had been sunk nearly a year, Wool
! folk thought that he had laid over too
! long 10 overtaice his stock He was doubt
less some dead beat, wanting to win
cheap fare down the river.
For CAIRO. - The prompt and reliable
Cumberland Is the regular packet for Cairo
and al way points to-day aud p. NJ hav-
ing excellent accommodations and capaci
| ties for passengers and shippers. Captain
| Billy LOwth. "a true gentleman, COM
mauds, and the Office Is IN charge OF those
accomplished and Obliging young gentle
! men, Marion Wright and Bruce Hunter.
! FOR CANHzLTON.-The gay little Petrolia
/ No. 2 VIII leave for Cannelton and ali way
landings at 10 AM Co day. having pleasant
/ passenger appointments Captain John II
/ Tipiett andsJobn a. Adams are her atten
tive, obHgiBga and de.ervedly popular chief
officers.
For LOUISVILLE. The queenly Rose Hite
/ is the regular packet for Louisville at 6 r..
NJ to-day, and is one OF the most pleasant
boats I'm the business Captain Frank
Hurry Is her popular commander, Phil. 3.
Brauham, "A highly accomplished an most
estimable young gentleman, Is her chief
clerk. assisted by Billy Halves, a clever,
accurate and obligtng gentleman.
Fog GREEN RIvER.--The splendid Ada
Lyon is the regular packet for Bowling
Green and all way ports on Green River,
att p. n to-day, ana is deservedly pOpu-
lar steamer Captain W. s. Van Meter, an
experienced navigator, is IN command
and j. n. Wilb4plSs. is her pleasant and
/ popular clerk.
| FOR HKxDERsoE.--The feet aud finely
appointed Molis Norton Is the regular
railroad transfer packet. and leaves for
Henderson at 3:15 PM promptly, having
elel ant accommodations for passengers.
Captain Charley Perkins, A. o. Durland,
and G. IL. Boyle are her popular and oblig-
ing officers.
! - $50
The beautiful aud finely appointed Romeo
will leave al o'clock PM, for Clarks-
/ vile and Nashville and ali Cumberland
4 River way landings. Tne Romeo has COM
Portable and pleasant passenger accommO-
| datious. Captain j. V. ThToOp is her COM
mander, and is an expe fenced steam
boatman and popular gentleman. Geo.
Throop and John Throop-a pair Of court
eOus and obliging young men-have charge
OF the office.
For EAsTPORT.-The new and very sub
stantlaI steamer Rapidan No. ?, is the Ten
nessee River packet to-day, and leaves for
I EastpOrt and Florence az 4 p. 81 4, COM
mand=d by that elegant aud popular gem
1 tleman, Captain Lee Howell, with Robert
/ McMechsn in the office, who will dispense
state-rooms, sndles aud greenbacks wilh
/ the most winning grace and sauvify. The
/ Rapidau has elegant passenger appoint
/ ments, and Is very fleet.
Mamffesfs.
i MAEIFIssT Steamer Cumberland, for
i Evansville, May 3l.-Humphrey, Patrick
1 e Co., 1O-h1d tobacco; X X Dunkerson d
/ Co., j Ind tobacco; Weldon Br.s., HID
tobacco; Martin, Gardner a Co., hhds TO-
bacco. " ia d brown q Co.. nnos tobacco;
! - II Hudrpeth, 10 hhos tobacco; r. q Van
/ Ripper, 2 hhds tobacco; Capt Rudd, 10 90
j shingles: Capt LfWtn, "A sou shingles; Ma
+ riUn Wright, 5000 shingles; T. Ganser az
4 Co., barrels scra iron, I eask &C APP iron,