The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-06
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STEAMBOAT PRINrING.

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mas, better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assOrt-
ment or Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added 10, and
our lob department Is under the personal
supervision of one OF the best job printers
ia the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &C. Orders left with. either of tho
~harf-boats viii be promptly attended to.
weather nnd water.
Yesterday morning was one OF the cold
est OF the season. the mercury ranging at
lO' TO l29 above zero in different parts OF
the city, at A. NJ. The sky was perfectly
clear, and the wind was drawing around
TO the southeast, giving promise of more
moderate weather. The river during the
t~wenty-four hours ending st P. NJ, had
allen about 5 inches. 1t Is falling al Gin
c1nnati, but swelling slightly at PIltsburR
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to three
o clock yesterday include the Sam. Orr,
from Eistport; Cumberland, Cairo and
returnf Alice Dean, New Orleans to Gin
cinnati; Dexter, New Orleans to Louis.
vile; Melnotte, st. Louis to Cincinnati
MolIie Norton and Sallie ", Henderson
to return; Charmer, from Cincinnati.
een a. BOafs Due.
Among h first boats due here are the
Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo; Rap
idan No. 2, from Passport; the Havana, for
Nashville; Minneola, from Memphis; BAR
ling, for Memphis Virginia, Dexter, and
Rooert Burns, for New orIeans; Nick
Longworth, p. w. strader, and louisville,
nom New Orleans; Romeo and Robert
Moore, from Nashville; Shamrock, from
st. Louis; Morning s ar and Tarascon,
from Louisville Lady Grace, from Cincin-
natl; Champion, for st. Louis; Louisa,
from Wabash River.
M1scellameOuR.
Business was fair on the levee yesterday
forenoon, the SAM Orr and Cumberland
coming In With good rips4......Tn Nor
man was -discnarging her fine cargo OF cot
ton, & .....~.The Dexter and Alice Dean
arrived about O'Clock yesterday morning,
each having a fine up. ri er trip, aud both
making good tine.---~The Melnotte, from
ST. Louis, had a very good trip and added
large y here. Capt. Duncan add another
to the front OF hrs office, a
large wildcat ~surmounting the buck
horns-.--..An exchange says;
Capt. j. B. Archer is going to introduce
another novelty in the shape OF q Mer-
chants Exchange. on board his boat the
City of Alton, when may be also adopted
by the other boats of The above line. A
space Will be set apart near the clerks
Office for tables, on which be will place
pans or boxes for samples OF -four, grain,
dc, kept by 81. Louis merchants.
The Chsrmer ardved at / p. NJ. with a
good packet Trip, and having done a large
way business. She win go out with a good
trip to-day.
SD R0afs leaving
For CAIRo.-The grand Armada, the
pride OF the lower line, Will cave for Cairo
and all way ports at 4 p. N. to-day, having
passenger accommodations that are un-
surpassed in comfort and luxury. Captain
A NJ Dusouchet is her gallant and expo
enced commander, and VIII. p. Fowler,
George Nicholson and Ed. Thomas are
her popular and Obliging clerks. Through
bills given and prompt connections made
at Cairo for all points Sout and West.
FAR CINCINEATI-The popular steamer
Charmer leaves promptly at 10 A. NJ. to-day
for Cincinnati INT all way points, provid-
ing h most pleasant accommodation
for passengers, and taking freight through
to Cincinnati without detention or IeshIp-
ment. p. X. Barclay, her commander, is
a gallant gentleman, and a careful aud
safe officer. Samuel James, John H. Trip
lett and John James, her clerks, are accu-
rate, genial and pleasant gentlemen.
For LoUIsYILLE.-The dne steamer PaIes-
tine, Captain John H. -Peckenpaugh, will
leave for Louisville and all way landings
at 9 o'clock this morning, having pleasa 4
passenger appointments. Capt. Pecken-
paugh is an accomplished gentleman, and
Phil. b. Branham, her clerk, is a great
iavorite with travellers. LH.
The grand floating palace, Morning Star
Captain Gilmore, cav at $3.50 tonight
for Louisville and all way landings. Sh,
Is Iuxuriously appointed. Dick Hutchin
son and Henry Mitchell, two as pleasant
young gentlemen as ever Welded a pen
are her popular clerks.
FoR HENDERseN.- The MoI1ie Norton,
Captain Perkins, and the SaHIe ", Capt
WalIen, leave for Henderson at p N.
having pleasant accommodations for pas
sengers.
For WooDBURY.-The pretty Ada Lyon
Captain w. s. Vanmeter, leaves for Wood
bury at S O'Clock to-day. ]. F. wiibanks, a
courteous young gentleman, has charge o
the Office.
For EAsTPoRF.-The feet and elegan
Tennessee River packet, Sam. Orr, II
charge of that excellent officer and worthy
gentleman, Captain Allen Duncan, goes q
Eastportand all way handbags at o'clocl
o.day, having very pleasant accommodl
tions for passengers. Billy Dunn, one Q
the best clerks adoat, is In the office, and
Al. Maynard, a pleasant, accurate AM
courteous young gentleman, has charge O
the freight department.. Captain Duncar
has Iabored zealously to build up the Ten
nessee River trade, and should ave a lib
eraI patronage. G|l
For MOUNT CARMEL. The eXcellen
steamer Louisa, Captain Tom. BDiuss
leaves for Mt. Carmel and all way land
ings at O'Clock his evening, and ha
| splendid passengerappolntments Charlie!
Orxwf6rd,a gentleman and scholar, pre-
sides in The Office. vr .
For MEMPHIS. elegant Norman
Captain John b. Han, with Captain Q
Hewitt and Ben. May In the office, leave
at three O'Clock p. NJ. to-day, 70
Memphis and way ports, having eXcellen
passenger appointments. Captain job
| b. Hall Is one of the mos accommodatin
com o.the age, and Messrs. Hewitt
and May are courteous and genial gentle
men.
FOR NEW O-RLEAss.-Tbe famous steam
err Virginia will be down on sunday even
ing, en- route TO New Orleans, and Is
magnidcently appointed steamer. Capi
w. r. HoIIcroft is her veteran command
er, and Charley Schultze and Ed. Mile
are her elegant and obliglng clerks. Their
are none better In the business.
ManIfests.
MANIFEST steamer Sam. Orr, from Easa
port TO Evansville, March ., 1s69--Evani
Vile ~ Il Headiey Il pIOiV; N II Carr
90 i box nuts, 1 box cheese; Il Myers
bdl chestnut trees; Rietz a. Haney ! 1ro
step; ) Myers d Co q bedstead r. and S
/ Kerney ~ Harper 5 SKIS wheat, one-hal
brI molasses; James Oakley 81 SKIS cotto
yarn, 7 bales balttng; VIM Reilley Il Co Il
SKIS corn; X * DunRersOn Co / hid 70
| baccOf VIM q Brown 81 Co j box mdsf
Chas Viele & Co boxes eggs; II : May
/ u1EdA 10 z hnXaa- q md 1 hrIagDa 2 hawa