The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

| 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 81 the best JOB printers
/ in the United States. We are prepared 70
i Print Posters, plain or fancy, blu Heads,
/ ets, lis OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
/ SC, &C. Orders left with either OF the
| WhaFf-boats wiz be promptly attended 70.
weather amd water
The weather yesterday was clear and
/ hot, the mercury rising 10 So at noon.
/ There was a pleasant breeze from the
] southeast. The river during the twenty
four hours ending al 3 Pm. had fallen 2
/ inches II Is rising slowly at Cincinnati
/ and Louisville, and falling above.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to Bpm,
/ yesterday, include the Linton, from Nash
/ vile; Alice Dean, New Orleans % Clncin-
natl; Moliie Norton, Henderson, 20 return;
/ Charmer, from Cincinnati; emma Floyd.
/ Cincinnati 10 Nash VILE.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are the
Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo; Mary
Houston and Nick LOngworth, for New
Orleans; Louisville, Vitkinia, Alice Dean,
ard Indiana, from New Orleans: Linton
and spray, from Nashville; Champion and
Altoona, from 81. Louis; Morning Star and
TarascOn, from Louisville: Robt. Moore.
| for Nashville; Harfsrt. from Green RIVER;
Minneola. for Memphis; Rapidan No
from Eastports Champion. Tor st, Louis.
MtsceItaneoms.
Business was fair on the 1evee yesterday
.........The Linton arrived ht 5 AN with an
excellent trip, including AS hossh leads
tobacco for r. X. DunkersOn q Co, Agents
OF the South Shore Line; = hogsheads for
Martin, Gardner. a Co, for sale here; %
barrels spar for New York, and lot or
hides, rags, SC, for Preston q Meniiee.........
The Alice Dean arrived at An. with +
/ good ip..................The Emma Floyd was
loaded TO the guards. Bob Wise was IA
commas d..........-.The Cumberland lost the
top or one Of her chimneys, and had 10
splice Il yesterday ...... 1.-THE towboats
Rover ard Baltic passed up yesterday. =.
The Moliie Norton had a hOgsheads or
tobacco ,....~..- The Cumberland and Clara
Scott were filling up finely.
Boats Leaving To-Dny.
For CAIRo.-The grand Armada Is the
unrivaled packet for Cairo and all way
points at 4 p. N. to-day, having unsur-
passed cabin and state room accornmoda-
tons. Captain Dusouchet, W. n. Fowler,
and George Nicholson are her popular ON.
GERS. pleasanter corps Of nrst-ciaas gem
| tlemen would be hard 20 nud.
Fox CIEorSNATr. - The beautiful ard
finely appointed Charmer, Captain z. h.
Ba clay, leaves promptly al 10 o'c.otk To-
day Tor Cincinnati and al way ptints
taking passengers and freights % s0ugh
without detention or reahtppinn. Gam.
james. Lew. Morris and John James are
her accommodating clerks. We cheerfuily
recommend her 10 passengers and ship
pers.
For Lou svILLE. The magnificent
| Morning star goes 10 Louisville at six to-
night. and IL not turpnsscd for solid conn
fort by any steamboat. Captain a. 4 Gill
more commands. Kinnie smith, a highly
1 accom- lished and popular young gentle
/ man, viii be found ia her Office. Henry
! s. Mitchell Is her attentive and courteous
freight clerk.
FOB CANNELroN.-The high-headed aud
/ prompt Petrota No. leaves promptly at
/ 10 A. NJ, for Cannelton and 81 way p0rie,
Captain John Tripiett commanding, and
John A. Adams Ia theohice The Petrolia
Is neat little boat, and she and her admit
Fable Officers nll the bin exactly.
F0R GREEN RivER-The splendid Ada
/ Lyon IS the regular packet for Woodbury.
and all way ports on Green River at p. ~.
to-day. and Is a deservedly popular steam-
er. Capt. w, =. Van Meter, an experienced
| navigator, is in commaud. and j.. r. Will
banks IS her pleasant and popular clerk.
FoR HEEDERsoE.-Tne fleet and finely
| appointed M0lie Norton SIS the regular
railroad transfer packet, and leaves for
Henders n at 5si5 o'clock promptly, hav-
ing elegant RccOmmod atlons for pasaen-
gers Captain Charley Perkins a, o. bur
land, and q. J. Boyle are her popular and
obliglng officers.
FOR NASHVILLE Tho new aud elegant
low water packet Linton will leave for
Nashville and al way landings ~ o'clock
p. N. to-day. Captain w. II. Graey, late
clerk Of the Alpha. Is ia command, ana
Les. Ware has charge Of the Office. Both
are pleasant young gentlemen, and *.
perienced steamboaunen. Tho Linton Is
very light draught and and viii 60 through
without detention.
Fox EAsrPoRr.-rhe famous and popu-
lar Sam. orr leaves for PASSPORT ANA nii
way points on the Tennessee hiver, 81 four
O'Clock p. n to-day, and Is deservedly q
favorite with shippers and passengers.
Captain Allen Duncan, her accomplished
commander, Is a most worthy and est ma
bic gentleman, and fl iaboring ga the ln-
terests Of Evansville, and deserves a aber-
al patronage. Guy Vinyard and Al May
nard, her clerks. are careful, accurate aud
obliglng.
| For MEMPHIS. NICKsnUHG, AND NEW
ORLEANs.--rhe famous Robert d. leo VIII
be down this evening, en- route % New Or
leans. She 81, beyond question, the most
complete and perfect steamer that floats.
Capt. John w. Cannon, her commander,
stands al the head 81 ms prof aai0n, and
John 4. Roberts, her chief clerk, IS q cour-
teous, affable. and oblging gentleman.
She IS conceded che palm for neetneas and
Rracefuiness on the water.
Gfeanfmgs frou our EHcnamwo-.
PrrrsBURo.-The Commercial Of Thurs
day says:
The river is again on the decline. The
| 5 feet z inches, and falling. Tie weather
continues dne. Trade on the landing
/ not very active.
CINCINNATI.-The Commercial Of Thurs.
day says:
Captain George W. Neare has gone 10
I the sunken swallow, 10 look "a Ter the in-
tarf Sis Of the Cincinnati underwriters.
IJhe Swallow IS insured in the following
office Enterprise, S. 900. MaguOiIa, $50 o.
Eureka, $780, Cincinnati, s5iV.Oi Crescent
e 500.
The Gazete says:
The Anna Laurie, recently sunk So Kan
> aWha arrived here yesterday for repairs
but was unable 10 60 on the a seka here
4 this week became the kHtB AkDUiWHBM.