Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 April 1867 — Page 7

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.Fto" oiTwr Hirer Item tee Fifth Page. River and Weather. The 'weather yesterday morning, was bright and clear, but light cloud gathered towards noon, with some imfications of Tain. The river fell about 15 inches during

the 24 hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday.

It is falling all the way to Pittsburg. Arrivals aud Departures. The arrivals and departures up to : o'clock yesterday, include the May Flow-

, er, Cairo, to return ; P. W. Strader, Cincinnati to New Orleans ; Emma Floyed, Nash

ville to Cincinnati; Win. White, Green

River, to return; Xewsboy, Henderson, to

return ; Indiana, New Orleans to Louisville. . " ' -. Boats Due. .:. .. t ,.

Among the first boats due here are the

' ", Roweua. for Nashville; Camelia. foi Ten nesee River; Henry Adkins. St. Marys.Gol-

-den Eagle, Victoria Ko, 2,, Sherman, Champion, i and - Nora,-' for -'St. -Louis; Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis; Minneola,

and Robert Burns,, from. Memphis;

- Mary Erwin, for Arkansas-' River ; Indiana, .Richmond,; Alice Dean, Silver

Spray, Swallow, Golden Era, Silver Cloud, and Ml C Mepham, 5 for ' 'New - Orleans ;

Amazon Kenton and Alice V., .--from Xew Orleans ; J. Pi? Webb and Advance from Wabash tRiver; Tarascon, from Louisville; Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo; Ada Lyon, from Green River. t , , Miscellaneous. , S l The Mayflower arrived at. IJr.'cloci yesterday morning with a good passenger and fair freight trip. She was receiving lively for her return --The P. W. Strader came down pretty well loaded and went to a .': -corn pile: below the point," where she would take about 6.0CO sacks of corn......... The Emma Floyd had a good trip from the Cumberland and the William White was" , s well loaded from Green River The In- i diana had about 150 tuns freight and was

full of people. She may be expected tomorrow......Tlie Charmer is loading lively and is off to-day for Memphis. Boats LeitviBgTa.)ay. For Cairo." The gay and beautiful Armada, the pretty pet of the Lower Ohio, Is the unrivalled packet for Paducah, Cairo, and way places td-day at 3 o'clock. Capt. Gus. Dusouciiet is her veteran commander, and Billy Fowler and Geo. Nicbelson are her popular clerks. Look out for the r matchless Armaifci. : s i u i For Louisville. The superb Tarascon is the mail and Adams Express packet for Louisville this evening! She 'id the fleetest

of the fleet., Capt. Oilmore. is her. chief officer,' and Miles D. Warren' assisted by ' Tick Hutchenson, is her accomplished clerk. " '. '" - -i ?! aFpu Memphis. The high-headed Charmer leaves this evening for Memphis and all way landings below Cairo. She, has first class passenger accommodations and pleas nt and obliging officers. Captain Chess commands aud Messrs. Ware and Thomas are her clerks. 'We hope to see

- the Charmer ;go out full of freight and

people. 1 .For New Orleans. The magnificent steamer M. S. Mepham is announced for New Orleans to-day, and Is worthy of the ' most liberal patronage. She Is a first class passenger, and, .freight steamer. Elijah Wood, a gentleman of the old school, but who has kept dpace .with the progress of the age, is her excellent chief, executive,; - and Owen G. Cates, one of the- most ur

bane, affable, and pleasant gentlemen in

; We hone onr city fathers will : have an

i " eye to business," and. at once, boy all the

lana lying on me river Dan sr. from the

i loot or teixtn street to Keargrass cut-off,

aiiu iiitttvtr i th lirK: inuits wuari oi it. iouisville has got the most shabby-looking

snip u iuu iur a wuttn in mis eoun-

try.

Read that last item to Capt Ike Dollis,

Democrat.

STEAMBOATS.

Regular EYansYillerFrostbnrg,

anu uaniora racKet.

The.excellent Light-Draught Steamer

iSl JAMES GRAY, Ch as. E. Ha tnes, Master; - Eli as Kincheloe, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Kemi Weekly Packet between Evansviile, Frostburg, and Hartford, Ky. ' , Leaves Evansviile every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 P.M. Leaves Frostburg every Monday at 2 r.st. Leaves Hartford every Th nrsday at 2 P.M. For freight or passage apply on board. mch23 dtfj . ,

Evansviile and . Tennessee River I

Semi-weekly Packet Line. , 4 ,t

FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and

.The fleet and elegant steamers

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NSW ORLEANS. COMMISSION CARDS.

Packet

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Regular ; Evansviile aatL Memphis j Alexander McGregor. Wm. McGregor.

McGregor Brothers, ;'"! GENERAL ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Ho. S3 TCHoriITOlTl,A8 ST., j . . . t New Orleans, La.

The elegant and finely-appointed ; Steamer CHAR M E JEt, Chess, Master; Less. Wair, Clerk, Will make regular weekly trips to Mem phis, and all Intermediate landiugs, carrying freight and passengers at the lowest

rates. Prompt attention given to filling orders and the collection of charges. Leaves Evansviile every Tnesdav at fiv

o'clock p. m. For freight or passage apply oh board.

' or COX & HUMPHREVi ' apI6dtf -t - j .. ; A gents. Regular EvansYille & Bowllng-

'-v. v Greea Packet. TJte New and Fintly- Appointed

i . , steamer-.

Liberal advances made ' on Provisions and Western Produce consigned to our adtiretm. ap2d3m P. S. DlSOUCHET & CO, General Commission . and , Forwar ling

MERCHANTS, ".' Ko. 33 Poydnu Street, ;; Znew Orleans; la!

k. W, Harper. E. II. E. Wright.

HARPER, WRIGHT A CO.,

i-roprietors or tne tireen River Cotton and Tobacco Hale House, FORWARDING AND GENERAL

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Kior. water ana u J vision Streets, "... ' Eyambysm, Inn.''

TSTK RESPEtmX'IXT ALI, THF

Jww attention of Farmers, Planters, nd Dealers in COTTON and TOBACCO to the

iact tnat we have opened a Cotton and Tobacco Sale HnutiA at Rvanswilla It ri ,iut

be apparent to all that our city possesses superior advantages ove- any other in the V est as a market f-ir these staples, it being much nearer to t least three-fourths of Cotton and Tobacco Dlstriots in the Val'Sf8 of tlle hio On-en, Cnmherland, and Tennessee Rivers, and more acesible at all seasons of the year, thereby gaining time and expense. . .. In soliciting your patronage, we only ask you to assist in building up a great home market for vminui r. .x. v..

arc ine same iu ImiUvMU mri

COX & HUMPHEEZ, ." ' Offices s ,,: - : Wharf boat, foot Sycamore Bteat. No. lii iVorth Water Htreet. vroo L'VANMVILLK, I SO.

Ho. 7 Howirt Bum,

8 AM.

and

- I other M'estern markrti 'Th nrni nr

AVjii . S , F AiiKinlor Western and Southern Pro- j Cotton and Tobcco cn at their op ion

- - - - . 1 . dnce, Consignment and Orders solicited, bidden " i i Z , : " - htt

fil . consignraeats for ale of all kinds of, Country iTcxinr n,l .h

purchase or Groceries. ProviHioos. and An1'ienltural .ImpU-uatnts, and merchandise

:PH AtfdllTQM,

Will run in conjunction in the Evniisvi!1!

ana xennessee aver trade, carrying freight- and passengers at lowest rates. One of these steamers will leave , Rvins.

ville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 4 p.m. Particular attention given to filling orders. For freight or passage apply ou. board. . T TaDitttf

jv. Jiasier ;

, , - f . . .,'. L I AT, IJckke, Clerk, Will run as a reenlar KvunKTiiu" nnH

Green River Pa;ket,. making all' landings hece to Howling-Green. , , Leaves Evansviile every Monday and Friday, at 6 p.ia.. ; j . ..feb9dtf v ,: Dexter's Independent Lpw-Presgure .

, racket,

i fleclSdtf.' In

O. G

STOVE WORKS.

SOXJTECEHISr

STOVE WORKS

the business, is her chief .clerk. She is

sure to go through on time, i -' '

Foh .New Orlkans yo.MtKEow. The prompt and ever reliable steamer Indiana

i may be,;xpe3ted. ;"here . tormofioV, en route to New Orleans. The Indiana is a

spacious, elegant and finely ; appointed

passenger steamer, roomy, light and well

ventilated, safe, prompt and reliable,

Capt. Reub. Neal, her commander, is one of the moitjrudcht, safe and reliable offtV !T cei-s on the Western waters, and is not

; surpassed in. hirge .hearted generosity or

' courteous bearing. Charley Schultze Is an

.experie,nced.Clerk. always pleasant, affable and obliging, and never fails to make

his passengers comfortable.

Manifest of the Steamer Mayflower, from

ANTON HELBLING,. (Successor to Brinkmeyer .& Co.,) MANUFACTURER OF

COOKING & UEATLNG STOVES; '. . "," F?r Wood and Coal; ; -iu Skillets' and Lids;- - ' J ; ...; Ovens "and ''Lids' ODD LIDS; , - i

-j'-BUGAR KETTLES; , 'J-i ' 1 ;; - ; DOG IRONS:" t

" "?"' JAMB GRATES; AIR AND CELLAR GRATES ; " -,' .. .-; HAM BOILERS; - ' . :'' ' -r - MUFFIN MOULDS ;1 WAFFLE IRON! i Copper, ..Tin,, and Sieet-Irbn Wars

, ' ' ' , Dealers In 7 - ' Tlnplatc, Sheet-Iron, Copper, &c.,iVt Alsp,: Sole Agent- for O'Neil's Patent Broad-Gauge, Indestructible Copper Bottoms, lor Wash -and Coffee Boilers, &c.

Sales-room, No. 93 MAIN STREET, opDosite the Court-House. . 1 it.

QHI O KS T E P , . ' itT 'T. nrTTin MatEtav l

Leaves Evansviile for Cairo every MON

DAY and THU RSDA Y; at 4 P.x. positively connecting at Cairo with St, Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. , , ' . -" ap8 dtf - t... ., a,;'; , ; OLD RELIABLE f

TJ. S. NOlIL X.I3STE

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0 wensboro, Cannelton, and Louisville - ' ' 11: ' ?j; - .- The new and elegant Passenger Steamer

kS& MORNING STAR, Ikk Doixis, Master : J oais Ouerbacher, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY MS ijUAY, at 10 a.m. ; and THlKSDAY,at6p.m. The magnificent side-wheel Steamer -s

Gii-MORii. Master : ' '

. . -MvDWarbeit, Clerk; ' LEAVES EVAVSVIT.T.R KVERV

WEDNESDAY, at 6 p.m.; and -

J.AI IKDAY, at 5p. m.

CAMPBELL. " ! 1 B. F. OhbVMMi

GEO; G;' CAMPBELL' &'C0 : , genanUly.,

lit tr-JK fpydjii Street, f'

M r.i NE W ORLEANS.

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H 6,1 4 . REFERENCES. ,

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:. Cox & ITnmphrey, Evansviile, Ind. ' Carey, Stewart & Lanterman, Gray

HUnois.

Grayrille,

Terry &. Smith. Louisville. Kv '

y National Bank, New Orleans.

City

decl5d6m.

General Commission ' Produce ' and For-

; . . ; warding -

Corner Pojdras and Kewleree Sts., NEW ORLEANS, LA. Reference the Great :West . , declSdly. ,

8AK. H. KEJOTEDV.

PAUL E.

jri.ics VAiRt. ;

JMI1KTIMEK.

S.' H. KENNEDY &; CO- '

, THOS. C. SMITH: & C0;

J'KUJJUUiS ANDi VrnA

V Dealers m Wit I A Flour," Haj, Corn, Oats, Crass Seedsr and PRODUCE GENERALLY, 1 TTo.. 5 SOrril.WATEB STBECT," EVAKSVU.IJE, 1MB.-- s --,.t I - . Alt orders promptly filled, ' 'f Jan22 dtf

CAPT. ED. JUDGE. , CAPT. 31 X FORSEK. JUDGE.. & FORSEELlI ; .....GENERAL ' Commission AIei-c;luiiif and STEAMBOAT AGENTS, , JSo. 4a FOURTH NTREET, - , ; V . ; Bet. Main and the river, north side. mh2 3mj - Lotjisvii.i.k. Ky.

Forwarding and .Commkaism

Merchants, Wharf boat Proprietary

and GENERAL STEAMBOAT Jb&ZSOBm

Special Agents tor ' titm ; ; " Atlantic and Great Wxsc&m &su Freight Lute,"

Nashville A Northwestern. '.Khkmbk

Chattanooga, and Mobile 4 Mrf, ' '- ' Ilailroada. ,, ,... "Throneh TUjm nnH not. ..

given to aU polnU South., ( f . fTT"' ., Pftrtlcnlwr attention given tvUbmvi?

' .tits ;!:! i

CHARLES SOSTNTiUV BATIB OH II HI - F. H. EHUMAN & CO

Forwarding & CommisS

, V; Merchants, .' D E A L E II B ',' I , ,'

'cdTT0N-;it ,-

TOBACCO, ' -

H- FLOUR, r -v.. corn, - . - '7;:.::'-:r:i, oats,, - --. rv'..:;.;: hay, Xo. 18 Xorth Water JSCrmJ

ETAS8VnUL,ftnh.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 1 TRANSPORTATION.

The "elegant arid fleet

" ROSE HTTE, , '

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A. Ballahb. AiAKtr: -i ut i

j' . George Pattkrsojt, Clerk f

LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY T(JESJUAY,atttpu..; and . S ' FRIDAY, at 6 p.m. ' These boats have been refitted .ad refnrnlshed throughout, and are norv in flrstr

rate oraer ir tne; accommodauon, pf the

puiiiic , Freights, received . at all . time, free of charge, and all information fnrnished. by COX & HUMPHREY, and ,' J

-.,,. t R. K, DUNKERSON & CO., Agents. 'R. H. Woolfoik, Superintendent, maylO tf Louisville. Ky. Daily Henderson packet. . The fine Steamer " " -' -

KecelvtJrt of Pork. Bacon, Flour, Rope ' . and Whisky, i , , .. , . 5 C7 Poydras Street, New Orleans. declodly. r-j - it in- i.-Wyd s R. 8. hottaRd H. . barret. New Orleans.

press, via Atlantic & Greai W evn (ntraVRmite and Eric SBi&ft ways. ' '" ' , . ,..

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catxin prkstok. Hutsoriville. 111.

5,i. jB..rjtjTo, evansviile. ind. ; . , w. h. wiujaxs, Calhoun, Ky.'

HOWARD, PRESTONS &! BARRETT C?o( ton and Tobacco Factors COM9fISSIQT MER riT A TS ?4')'l .iJf'ji.'t I "i'jrXW. O&LRA JVW ' T.i

f-Geo. W. Rathbone, President Evansviile , National Bank. , , . . Preston Brothers Evansviile: Tnrto' '

James Robb, Esq., President. Ltmislana National Bank, New Orleans. . O. P. Norris, Esq.., Cashier First National Bank, Memphis. G. R. Rntter. Eso.. PrnMonti Tontuucu

National Bank, Memphis. , ., ; Ms). J. J. Murphy President Memphis Insurance Company.. declodtf. i

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FAST FREIGHT LINE! .him Kf.'TTO . .l.i.U7.V.l . I '

eiffl til and all 'iJotuta In the '

auiuuu siaies, .1' ' : 'if li i J 1 .

TO EVANSVILLE - DIRECT,

IN TIMfe EQUALED7 'bV ! 6 ' OTHER

('.k8 4 ) !;:( vt'.' iif

TTTITHf AGEXTO AT AM. TlIR

' W principal points along the llnei we

A. ' fij HAYHtTRST.' 4 " . J. KKrWMft PRODUCE COMMISSION 4c P0KU4fl. uli,XNG MERCHANTS,"-'

I If BAfRB.-a.......

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are enabled . to aive tUeillTMUiiT DEH. I "'anus, j&vansvi.

PATCH to freight. - ' ' rr I ;AXHeIer,i Pret l-rt Nationai J

- WehaveCpntraetingVgents at Nashua, rn;lr,am, i,orr- vloe President N.H.. Voncstr Ma .,.r,r.,rui-i ' National Bank. - . . ,

jlVews "Bo. - ; Speed Summers & Co.'

1 do soap. R. R. Dunkerson t Co, 5 bales cotton. 63 hhd tobacco. Cincinnati 9 box

luuacvu. - ueuueraou ana xooacco. Cileaniogs from onr Kxrnaiigres.

Cxncisnati. The Commercial of Thurs-

'daysays: - , ,

Mr. E. II. Judge, of the well known

agency nrm oi Juuge ana iforsee, Louis

vine, hy., nas oeen spenamg a day or two in Cincinnati. i. One item-of the Ezra Porter's cargo is 800 casks of Philadelphia nails. 8he discharged 140 tuns here.- -. : , i ,A I it ill n .T H rfTmsLn has nnrph&tuiii thn

little Peerle-s, from Captain Williams, of

j-iimuurgu, io piy in me (Cincinnati and

tmio ana jsevme traae. The numerous friends of Cantnin nn

Conway, of the Blue Wing, yesterday presented to him a magnificent gold chain for his watch.- Captain Dan is deserving of

( LotnsvuoJB. The Cbwrfer of Thursday 0O .'D . . . if

The river was falling fast' yesterday.

wnn ten leei tour inches water in the

canai in tne evening oy ine mark. Durin the previous twenty-four' houn if. )..

fallen ten inches at the bead of the falls and thirty Uichewat Portland The weather was -rool and -cloudy at. times; the ther-

On the falls-Xhere. was fully

steamboHt water.last evening, down either

!.zj iuuiauH ui iuiuuiq cuue, ana. no me eight feet four inches in, the pass down the Indian chute.

' Busines. along- the wharf continues ' mode: ately brisk, with a good -number of boats in port. including the , Richmmvi

and M. S. Mepham for New Orleans, t.fco

Memphis, the

Norman, and Cora'sS. -Jor

Palestine and Klla Faber for Nashville and the Pi a a. Vrbie for 'Tennessee River

Ihe Democrat of the same date says

: Ax Oi.d Boatman- Gone. We learn that J Capt, Abe Miller died at his honse in Sel-T

f j ler was one 0f4.be oldest pilots n the river, having been engaged as pilot or captain during the past forty years. Before steamt boats came Into General use on the West

ern waters, Captain M. followed the river as fiatboat and bargeman, and has walked from New Orleans a number of times. During the late war be served as pilot in the

.? juiooi.jpi.iBnuuuroB, nu was in several . v naval engagements. Although he attained i the ripe old asre of eighty, he retained his .l vigor to lem&rkable degree up to within u,t. a lew month of his death. He was well s-. i-known and highly respected by steam boatri r jnen from Pittsburg to Bt. Louis and New :r:itieans. r... -.( .vt, -ri.

on the last trip the Mj S.-Mephanx front

n i .nrw vmua wiuis uiy, a ttlffiCUltV OC- .. . ciirred near Padueab, between two nesro boys employed on the boat, in which one of them was seriously hurt. The boy was arrested upon the arrival of the boat here yesterday morning.

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Foundry, near the mouth of Pigeon Creek. ST Orders solicited and promptly filled Jan21dtf . ,

Pianos, Orgsias, &c, WARRE& CONYNGTOX. - . i .Wholesale and Retail Dealers in i . T T 4 KTS Cr in j irrf t

,'1 Jr MUSIC, and -MUSICAL

GOODS, of all kinds: j i i i i , ''-'Z No. 1 Main Street;;; evansville, .-.Indiana ractStf . ..

I I J r" T' T TT "T f . . . .

Will leave promptly as above, "daily, at 3 o'clock, p. iti. o - ,.' ,

Freights received at all hmim at t.i -

Mammoth Wharfboat. ' ' : J . ". Ii. K. DUNKKRSON A CO A nte s -

nov2dtf a

RPS-

-iir:

Providence. R. I., and Hartford, limit-.

Goods marked , Merchants' Despatch ', and shipped to eitlier of the above places, or via Albany, will reach our -tine. nd BILLH OF LADINt (VEV. on unr.ll.

tion, ON DAY OF HHIPM EXT. -. . ' . All claims for UAUAUF.H MPR.

CHARGES, fcc, are .. ,

'PROMPTLY SETTLED j ; !

Cotton and .Tobacco Factors, j bont. referring oar patron to Eastern,

j.. e. B. MORGAN, Agent, ' ' ' ,."Z ' Evansville, Ind. .-1 Office with Keen, Mark 4 Co. sepli d3m

United States Marshal's Notice, i - ' Aro. 1081. : .. r -.u ; tTnited States of America, District of In- - diana . . , WHEREAS, a libel of "information ha - been fllel in iha nitit

of the United States, within and for the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, on the 8th day of April 1887, by Alfred Kilfore. Esa IT. s. Tflst.rW iViAtn,,., -

the United States, against one forty-eallon sUll, one worm and tub (with worm in). tWO mash-tnbs anrl fnn. t

whisky three gallons, more or less), and 3ila,8hf ls corM' seized at said district for

?t i j , u ul lne revenue laws of the United States. Anil nrSTlnir rxr-maa nrrntne.

said goods, and that the same may be condemned and sold.

jow, therefore, in pursuance of the monitionunder the toil nr noi rv......

me directed and dnlivoroH . i rin

give public notice to all persons claiming said goods, or any part thereof, or in any manner 'lntenwtAri thoin tw

fSn-fSS6" befoJ"eine said the District

ular Evansville and Wabash

Kiver raciiet. - " ; The Staunch Steamer .

" HtJGO, Master," , .-. : Will plyas a reguiarpacket in the Evansville and Wabash Rlverl trade, makins regular weekly trips to M t, Carmel and all way landings. ,

x or rreight or passage apply on board. ap4 dtf .... , , , . ,

Regular Evansville, Iadu-

cali, and Cairo Packet.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS -i , j and , , i COMMERCIAL AGENTS.'"1' : Ml , . t r u ( ,") ' Office No, 59 Poydras street, , " ; . j '..---'. J'1-.t,i Orleans, La": ' Carleton, Fonte Co New York, i 1 ' -Speecr. Donoho & Co.. Memnhis. Tsnn . . s -

f Cazart, Stockard A Co., Mobile, Ala

R. S. RUSTON &

uorw,

co.,

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uMxiwuto, v. jml. Amman o GE5ERAI, AOESTTS, . IKBMICfC Forwarding and t'ommlma MmZ

He, Indiana. Rire On 1-1L

Agents for Ohio River Bait On, . mwttHv

a RAG ON t: RICK KT, tWltolesale , G rbieisie, " ''lT '-"' 'i"i Dealers in :' .s - 1 WINES AND LIQU0RZ

;jfjtT) A1. 9 Mild i U'fltl Ctnf 'f

BVAN8VILLK, taa. ".Ii;:)n:i!i ;,, .

Caali orders promptly a.LKlcifaHw

uecaO'bo dtf

' W 1

arain,, btprasre. , anJ won rehtsb

. Coniiiiissioii JiercEaiits,! Z SHril " : , , .. Dealer. m4 ' g iffijVHT?

DAWi AIKKN. A. L SHAKri T b. W. HARPER. GENERAL CWMMISSION MERCHANTS,

; J12 Poydras street. New Orleans, La. :HOV22tf i' -'-'f t. i , ! . : :.:',.. .

The New and Magnificent Steamer

MAYFLOWER, J. V. Thboop, Master; , Wm. Dunn and Geo. Thboop. Clerks.

Leaves Evansville eery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock precisely, for Cairo and all way landings. For freight or passage apply on board, or to . .It. K. DUNKERSON A CO..

apoatr . . . Agenta. For Paducah and Cairo.

Regular Wednesday and Saturday

S. Sf. BARTON. M. H. POOI.W. M. AIRMAN. S. M.; BARTON & CO., Commission Merchants

17 Magaiine Street, V

. NEW ORLEANS, LA.

E. H. F airchtli. , " J. w. Bingham. FATRCHLLD & BINGHAM, Commission Merchants f 84' Magazine Street, ; ;

?f tbeT United (state-, to be held at A he magBificent side-wheel steamer the city of Indianapolis, in and for the . , ,

ca. uusorrcHiT, Master;

noT20 dly

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NEW ORLEANS. '

vc iuuianapoiis, in and for the District of Indiana, on the first Monday of May next, at ten o'clock of the forenoon of

mi unv, wo ana mere in ntormu. tii.i.

claims and make their allegations in that behalf. ' BEN. SPOON ER. ,

-Attest J.D.HOWIAND. Clerk. ... . .

Apr20dl4W ' . , ' " M ' j ;

SOMETHING NEW ! I

j..Tq Housekeepers..;- f-:

- RErAKATIOJir fnatented Oct 14t.h

k 1S66) that will clean and nolish your :

uu.. rmuju-ware. isntannia. srass:

like new, with as little labor as washing, and will not injure the finest silver or -plated surface" .,- . -

IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL !

Those who have tried tt mv lt i nf mn

'uo man a servant, xry one bx.. ana

pa will not be without iu Ask for Case's

agic Polish.

MEMPHIS CARDS.

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L,Tetyansye: every .Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p.mI . r Leaves Cairo every Th nrsday and Sand ay at 5 p. 4i. , . , f . . .. ...... .......

Hakinst close eonn Aot.lnria of. CalvA' mrHit"

first-class packets for St. Louis, and also,

icr "-nu. jNew uneans; and with the Illinois Cent.ro.1 I;tlmH . . ,

Connects at Evansville with the H. A C

nmuiui, i!u ut x araecon for JLouisviUe. COT freiSbt Or TISI.ji e gnnlv nn.hnanl

or to r R K. LUNKEILSon' a no.. '

! ;C0I & HUMPHREY,5 vt 'i I ' O ;t6 r '"':J ;'-,i'-'t ' 'liProduce and Commissioii Merchants, U No. 7 HOWARD ROW, lU

febWdly'-

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' Memphis, Tenn.- 1 "

aprSM dtf

1 - Agents. 1

Hayj Corn, Oats, Bran, Meal, Sbjp- ' , stuffs, and Produce generally,

Green ' River Cotton and Tobacco - ' Warehouse, - Cor. Water and Division Sts., mchl2 ' ' EVANSVOXE, Indw'Great Western

DISPATCH. U. S. Express Company Proprietor ; FAST FREIGHT LISE

Via New York and Erie, and Atlanj n i tit a r

ana ail other itailroadt lead- , v inO West and Southwest ,5' Ship to all parts of Obi o, in. diana. Illinois. Michigan, " Wisconsin, Minnesota, : ,,,ts ; Iowa, - ..Missouri,. , i , r , , Kansas, and Ve- I , braska.'1 f

TBTE GREAT WESTKKV I IS PATCH is owned and controlled by the United 'V'f Epm Company, whose high standing is a sufficient guarantee that no pains will be spared to keep lip the repota-

V nas aireaoy at tained. Having oar own Agents at all

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To oar freight,arid all detention is avoided.

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Damages and Overcharges ! Settled promptly by i,,., . NEXSEJf t BIXBV, Sole Agents,

EVANS VILLE,, INDIANA. . feb2d3m r . , - !

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.12 WJRCTSMl RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale DoteslK LIQUORS, FLOIIR, te. Corner Water and Tine Sims

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J. C. Dnwonchet & Otu FOR WARDING, COMMISSION M'JhrO -'- ' . , DUCK MERCHANTS, w". No. 19 North Water street, (Orr b.

door to M. Dalzell,) EvansvL' je. octis .

HOWELL

;, Upper Wharfboat Propriety.

FORWA&DINti AND COMJOXmS" ''-- ' ' MJuCIIANTH,, , ,.,t , ' and General H ieain boat A gmr. ' . ', h wneetown, JSomSC: ; N.BParticnlar att. nUon gives m lecting purchase charges. wfmmm,

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Regular Evansville and Wabash River Packet, --f j;;

kThe capacious packet

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2LJ.',Y &s resniar packet between Ev. ansviile and all points on - the Wabash Itiver to Vincennes. For freight or Passage apply on board, or

Only 25 CENTS PER BOX, Retail. 10 feDl6 Qtyox & HUMPHREY, Agents. ;

HtrrVoraFaansBrQlT Tin' KeguldFTcrcen f River Packet. Manufactured bvW.P.rMAABrn. '' li r SuSUJk s

4 8. E. GILBERT - The staTmcli Freight and Passenger

.."rW, wjoeew. no. 81 .North First BV.I ." 'oteamer--?

ft- ; -. w livanavllle, InL,., ) fi:,'eul!.Exclasive Agents there to supply t Via Tr-orla -

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56 and 38 East Brouiw.. v vi.t

. Alp. Edwards, Master.

Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every Wednesday, and for Bowling-Green every Saturday, at 5 o'clock p.m. apl3 dtf

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Cotton Factors Storage, Ctoramlssion; and Forwarding' M E R C H A MS , - Clinton Street t r , "'i .:;;' .:iT - , MEMPHIS, TJSNN. . lu- REFERENCES. i -I-'-'. 'A ca8,Northro.D &. CoV Memphis: Foster ff8-feC, Ci1n&t2; Yiba Co feoston ; ft !L J-.B. irtland;

de?15 .lew xorK. , O. J.OKAMMER. ' ' - 8. T. WELCH.

''" AxTl xTl Jblt a; CO.,! !J iTecelve by return mall College Circular, Commissiou Merchants j with specimens of Penmanship and Flou- . 1 risnine. tft-MAvini'i n

- Feed and all Western Prodace. ' JaB d6m ! - - Prtncipati

.CLrNo. 355 Front Street,. - l - - . MEMPHIS, TENN. . References r F. H. Ehrman & Co.; Cox A Humphrey. Prompt attention paid to all business entrusted to us. Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on consignments. LI oca dtf

And WHARFBOAT PROPBIETOm. . Agents "Star Union. Idt." r Offlce Ifo. 2;MaIn Street,

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EVANSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE j

Corner First and Vine Streets, EVAK8VILLK, ISD. f T - - r f - , ,

Tl ' NtnoLAKNUlPS issued for

All are Invited to call and examine our !

cuurno vi unuuraioo, or sena address and

GET THE EARLIEST A" THE BEST. 150 bush. Good- , n. tlcb ari' w " Potatoes ; luo bush. White Sprout Potatoes; For Bale at reduced prices at VICKERY BROS., Eureka Bazaar, 75 Main Street.

3E3L , DRL. JSclircjeIetar ' ' ' 5 ' WHOLESAIE DKALBrf HT" T" ...... 1 jL. CIGARS, TOBACCO, S5ft'rr, r, Ko. 10 Main Street, ransf!B, IStiL. Calls the attention of tbe trade to Brands of CICTARS and TOBACCO. Qtf) and examine my stock and price. Oalmw, tiled promptly, and at the lowest maa. ' dec22 8m ''--, 1 ' ' ' SWEET.P0TAT0ES. - ff BtSH. f SEED weeva, U in store and to arrive. .hwbV ed sound and KOod. Oall aoon..at

VICKERY BJKW, Eureka Eaxaar, 7$ MM.Mvmi.