Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 May 1866 — Page 7

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RIVEE jSTEWS. STEAMBOAT PRINTING. wNo printing establishment in the West .has better facilities or greater ability for ' doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assortment of Job Type, though very large and - complete, is constantly being added to, and our job department is under the personal supervision of one of the best job printers in the United States. We are prepared to print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads, Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tickets, Bills of Fare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, Ac, &c Orders left with either of the wharf-boats will be promptly attended to. ' River and Weather. ; Yesterday was cloudy and warm with in- . dications of rain. The river had risen a foot during the twenty-four hours ending yesterday. Every business was very dull. It is reported that a head-water rise is coming down the Cumberland, which will improve navigation about the Shoals. Arrivals Hud Departures. Up to 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the ' only arrival was the Judge Torrenee, from Mound City for Louisville. The Ella Faber arrived from Louisville late in the evening pretty light. The Armada left for Cairo, and the Myrtle made a trip to Owensboro'. The Argosy left for Nashville. . , . , BoRtsDae. ' ' Among the first boats due here are the Havana and Cora S., for Nashville; NightJngale, Emperor and New York, for St. Louis; Shamrock and Poeahoatas, for Missouri River; Liberty No."2, Robert Burns and Minneoia, for Memphis; Mary Erwin, for Arkansas River; Westmoreland, Messenger and Indiana, for New Orleans' J. T. iMcComba, from Louisville;. P.Webb.from "Nashville; Sherman,' from St. Louis; Emerald, from New Orleans, and Morning Star, .from Memphis- ' H ., ! , " ; JUictlianeoug. ;'....: "if The fact is, that Cincinnati and Louisville have so completely played out In the business line, that were it not for the brge trade enjoyed by our own enterprising city, there would be no steamboats seen at our ;;wharf, at' aU?...;.The only arrival up to two o'clock yesterday was the Judge TorTence, front Mound City. She was an old gunboat,. ?r at least a Government boat, and has ' eceived a complete overhauling, and when painted up, will be like a well executed counterfeit, or a gaudily dressed woman well calculated to deceive.; The Myrtie was chartered yesterday by delegates to the Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly, about one hundred of whom had congregated here, to carry them toOwensboro. She left about noon. , By the-way we are glad to learn that the re port that there was a misunderstanding among the owners of the Myrtie, was in correct. The best understanding exists among them, and she is only withdrawn from the Green River trade because she is too wide for that River.,... .The Armada had a very fine trip out yesterday after moon, oneof the best of the season ..Tlie Peter Belan, as we learn from the Missouri Democrat, had arrived at Fort Raudal on the 3d last., without havlntr to wet a epar or experiencing any other trouble... The Nugget, sunk Si miles below Sioux Citv. is out of sight The Missouri on the 3d was rlsiag at Foil Randal... .There is a formidable strike among the deck-hands at St. Loubthe men demanding $.10 to $00 per month. Forty dollars has been the prevailing price. The strikers formed a procession on Monday morning, in which not less than one thousand joined and marched wp and down the levee, eompell lnfc most of the crews of hands to join them.' Several, boats went out short of hands. We do not see how owners of boats can afford to increase wages while business i in rtnll. J.".We are Klad to tee the flat twratA at our landing are being collected in one place, and to learn that the Wharfmaster has orders to keep them together. The location is at the foot of Locust St. The Curlew went up to Rockport with a tow on Tuesday,' and with , a new wharfboat for Henderson at 2 o'clock yesterday. Huston &. Co. are having built for their wharf-boat a new stage 40 feet long and 7. feet wide, which, when finished, will be the best stage along the wharf, and will facili tate their rapidly Increasing business.. The Superior received a lot of poultry that came in by the train Tuesday evening to be re-shipped at Cairo....,- An, unknown tow-boat passed up during Tuesday night, and a tog witn a large low i eoai passea down yesterday. , ' , ., Boata Leaving To-Day. Fob Cairo. The fleet and elegant Char mer, Capt. Billy Lowth, will leave for Cairo at 2 o'clock to-day, as the regular packet of the Evansville and Cairo mail line. Willie Fowler is her affable and pleasant clerk For Louisville. That brilliant meteor, the Morning Star, will pass up about noon to-day, for Louisville. ; She has, the most sumptuous accommodations; and apt Dallis and Frank Banksmith are two ele cant and affable gentlemen The J. T. MoCombs is the regular Hen derson and Louisville mall packet to-day and will leave for Louisville at 0 o'clock, affordine excellent accommodations to passengers. For Memphis. The wild winged Liberty No. 2, goes to Memphis to-day, in command of those vetern officers and sterling gentlemen, Capt.'s Sam. Archer and Ed. Judge, two of the most pleasant gentlemen weeverknew. Atrip to Memphis on the Liberty is like a bale in a house a well spring of pleasure. Try it once. Gleanings from Oar Exchanges. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Tuesday rile weather was clear and cool yester. A., ,7 -the mercury ra"S'S aiwxiy uefciefs.. At Illt11'"1 Jwsi Illf1 u " " " in with 8'. 4 "feet in the channel. Here It has risen Iff Inches during the twenty-four bours ending last night, with 20 feet hence to Louisville. The Prima Donna came In from New Orleans yesterday, in tow of the Panther.; Captain Scott notifies consignees that her cargo is ready for delivery at the foot of k-CaptlinBen." Howard, late commander of tne ill-fated R. J- V'''fTA .,;.,rf, v vtsterday. on a visit to - . . i i i , . v, .i ; . . ..11

his relatives in fronton. He takes. coi imand of the City of Columbus, fowner y E. ". Falrchild. the is being handsomely retitted at. Ht. Louis. 'm' ' .Mr. Hiram Bassett, formerly Clerk of the Star Grey Eagle, while she was in the Maysville trade, has taken charge of the Shamrock, leaving for Missouri Rivei this eVt!apta?i'n Frank M. Davidson ' returned from Mobile yesterday, in fine health, we has sold the Montgomery to Captain "Kne, of Mobile, and chartered the Nymph to .heSelmaand Montgomery Packet torn- . pany. Louisville. The Courier of Tuesday the river continues steadily rising, with

seven feet three inches water In the canal last evening by the mark. During the previous twenty-four hours it had risen nine i.w,k ot tH Viomi of the fallsL and twenty-

seven inches at Port land. The weather has turned unseasonably cold, the thermometer at 60 at noon, with some indications of , frost Sunday night and again last nignu On the 12th of last May we had a white frost, and on the 15th the river was at high tide with fifty-two feet water in the channel. , . ' On the falls last evening there were five feet three inaes water in the pass down the Indian Chute, and the river slowly The rise, as we stated yesterday, was from the head waters of the Kentucky, and a jrood tide may as certainly be looked for in v n rsitvtKAni ni z ono wVi q "Ri st RftnuV. and the Monongahela. The stormy weather and cool northern atmosphere, Sunday niarht. are tokens of rain along the Alle gheny. . , ,: . The Democrat, of Tuesday, in addition to one item stolen from the Cincinnati Ownmerciai and one from the Evansville Journal, says : A sirl in Cincinnati wanted to come to fKiaitw sh horl no monev : she loved a ch-cus man; she donned male attire and shimjed steward of a boat; she was arrest ed and put in another suit(e) of rooms, "cell " she didn't like. Business on the wharf yesterday was very dull. The only excitement was the fire which occurred yesterday morning, tha Tmrtlr.nln.ra of which Will be fOUnd In our local columns. There were but two Y,nata lvinw here the Hope, loading for Vicksburg, and the Bermuda, awaiting, like Micawber, for " something to tutn up. Cons. Miller and ourself can furnish any amount of Iteias for the river editor of the Democrat; and if he will send us a short poem weekly, we will say nothing apout the duty of credits. St. Louis. The Democrat of xuesaay says: The riirfT rose two inches yesterday. If the fine warm weather oi yesieraay continiisa a fw rtavs. we snail near oi u ac celerated decline in ail the upper rivers. At present navigation is goou auuve, almost without exception, nearly everywhere else. '' ; : ." "" -v,t taratta t londinsr the tmmao. 3 for Pittsburg, to leava this evening. ne lo a nanr and fltlA SIMmer. A lie iunuunu and Blackford are also announced for the Ohio. , - , , .- , - ' A Cairo dispatch to the Democrat data Monday, says: .; " The monitors Monyunk, Catawba, 'lipOrleans at noon, amid a general rejoicing of steamboatmen. , Cairo. We jtlean from the Cairo Demo crat the remarkabte fact that the river edi tor of that paper stole, bodiaciously,' our item' relative to the German who, made crazy by the Memphis mob, jumped over board from the Minneoia. if lie is me same fellow who tried to run a theatre here "once upon a time," we are not surprised It is not the first thing he has got from the Journal for nothing, v ; Memphis. The Appeal of Monday says: Tka woothprvpstrdav was hot. in every sense oi tne woru, in nuzv j w n hh-j.-h. broiling hot about noon. Business was dull upon the levee, and we may look for this state oi i nings in biuuuucwi weeks now. The river is still falling at the a inAhoa in -a nnnrs. An absurd story is aoing the rounds of onr exchanges about a German passenger on the Minneoia, who had been frightened out of his wits by the riots here, and in a lit rf incon tir w in leaned overrioaru anu wius drowned, just above Shawneetown. We know notning oi nim or me siory, urmci . i ... .ira Buun In t hp 'ilwillllJltl nfiIUUU VT .11. 1 v . - - - - . Hilt flTV ntlsfipd that Cincinnati busthead whisky had more to do with it than the riots. : ; ' ' - That storv originated with us, and our authority was a gentleman of intelligence and veracity, who was a passenger on the Minneoia. and knew of what he spoke. The Cincinnati Commercial investigated the nrA found it true as stated, and also learned the name of the unfortunate man, We do not see why the Memphis papers should deem the story absurd. Everybody is not as familiar with Memphis mobs as are her own citizens. j QUgEHSWARE. J. W. BARBOUR & G O . aUEEXSWARE, C EE I jST A. A3?D GLASSWARE LAMPS, KNIVES AND FORKS, Sec, Stc A XEW STOCK! IX CJREAT VARIETY. Come and See. NO. 4 FIRST ST. ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE CONTINENTAL BANK. dec22dtf j C II o JL, E B in Ten Minutes. i , , j Thirty Drops of Dr. GCYZOrS CHOLERA SPECIFIC will relieve the worst case of this terrible disease. Don't fail to check all forms of litarrhcea. The Doctor's specinc ueis a charm. Call on your druggist immediately. Wholesale Atd i No. 5 Mam street. apr25

Ir. E. T. Rimeie, OFFICE AND DWELLING NO. 21 FIRST ' '" ' , " STREET. ' First Door above Walnut. . ; ml-l-Cm

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY

STEAMBOATS. FOR MEMPHIS. , ' . LIBKBTV NO. 2, Ed. Judge. Clerk; leaves for Louisville and all intermediate ports on THURSDAY, May 17th, at 12 o'clock m. . For ireignt, or passage n,pvxyju uui to JUHiN B.,HA1j1j, Agenu maylt) at - - - , Regnlar Henderson Packet The new and fleet Steamer CURLEW, W.B. McLean, Master; - J. W. BAHKB, Vicio., Will run as a regular packet oeiwtwu EvansvUle and Henderson, making certain connections with the early train on the E. and C. Railroad for the North and East. . . : ; Leaves evansyilub uaili, t i i-i". Leaves Henderson Daily, at 7 a.m. may 14 tf - : - ! - ; ' ' - OLD RELIABLE ;; ' '' FOR . "' y ' : Owensboro, CamieltoiL and Louisville. The hew and elegant Passenger Steamer J22 JOHN T. McCOMBS, HuiSTOJ Combs, Master ; !m 1 LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY nOSUAY, at 10 a.m. ; and ROSE IIITE, Ballard, Master ; - T EAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WEDXKSDAY, at 6 p.m ; and The magniheent side-wheel Packet " ; tamscon, ;t::u Jim Iaisk, Master: , , - - , - LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVEltY if TUESDAY, at 4 p.m. ; and These boats have been refitted and e.rn.iek.i tni-niiB-nniit. and are now in flrst-rate order lor tne aecommwiiuuu yi the puhUe. ft " '' . '' " ' ' ivTht received at all times, free of charse. and all information furnished, by Cg HUSTON & CO., Agenfs. ; A. T. GiLLMORE, Superintenaeni, mav8 tf - ji,ouisviiie, ivy. FOR GRbEX KIVER. , ; THE FLEET & ELEGANT STEAMER WM. WHITE DRINKWATER .:.Master. wni laovA Ifvinsville everv MONDAY and THURSDAY at 6 o'clock P. M., for Ro chester ana all way pons. ... For Freight or f assage, appiyon uuuiu. Jan-29-tf , V Besnlai Tuesday Packet Evansville to J asuvnie. The elegant LightDraught Steamer, VANDEGRIFT. ....Master. Wll leave Evansville for Nashville, as a regular packet, every TUKHJUA , at o cut p. x. deel6-dtf Regular Vridav Packet for Sfasliville. The Elegant Passenger Steamer ,T. T. WEBB I HODGE BROWN.. Master. T. W. WILSON. Chsrfc Leaves Evansville every FRIDAY at FreiEht receivea ana ret-t-iiJM-u iici6u.v ,rTtL..TAV ir tn Att'ta nours, iy - xxuoiv-- . v-., jany--tf - ' PEOPLE'S USE. f FOR OWENSBORO AND LOUISVILLE The New and Elegant Steamer r A T.TTF.R.: captain. W. H. CAFFARY anu iJILJ. mi m,ww" Trfnves Huston & Co.'s Wharf-boat every TITFST1A Y t S O'CIOCK P. M., anu kaauai.DAYS at 10 o ciocK A. ai. For Freight or Passage, npi febip-tf - HUSTON& apply to CO., Agents. Louisville and Memphis weeKiy Packet MORNING STAR, Cant. Dallas; Frank banksmith, ciei. Leaves Louisville every Saturday, at 5 p.m. Passes Kvansvnie every ruimf, " Passes Evansville eveiT Thursday, at 1 p.m. . .1 ll-irr -1 lljwfiu v. M l. . 1 L.. til. For freight or passage apply to COX & HUMPHREY, Agents. apr 21 d3m United States Mail! Vvnnvil1 and Cairo SemiWeekly 3Iail Une. : The elegant new Passenger Steamer, ARMADA, JOSH V. THROOP. Master. CHARMER 9 W. A. LOWTH. LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY Monday, Thursday, and Wednesday, , Saturday, At 2 o'clock p. M. LEAVES CAIRO EVERY Tuesday, fridy and Thursday, Sunday, On arrival of the Train. e w-These Boats have been refitted entire, and are now in firstirate order for the accommodation of Passengers. Freights receivea at an nours, vy vi av nix uwuifT, HUSTON A. CO., Ag'ts. n7 BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS marl3 3m At HEAD A MOONEY'S.

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OLD RELIABLE r. t ?. for- ; -; : '" ' Owensboro, Cannelton, and Louisville. The new and elegant Passenger Steamer jJlilJOHN T. McCOMBS, XlVlVll VVillUO, , . I . - r D. M.Warren, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY MOOAY, 10 an fi ROSE HTTE, Ballard, Master; -John Ouerbacher, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY , WEDNESDAY, at 6 p.m. ; and . SATURDAY, at 6 p.m. ," ' - The magnificent side-wheel Packet . TARASC0N, I.,:', Tt- T.ttktt Mnjiter? John Pendleton, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 p.m.; and . . i " SATURDAY at 9 a.m. v tvra bnn.tji Tia.v been refitted and refurnishoH thiwinotnftnt. and are now in firstrate order for the accommodation of the RrAiirhta rwivl at all times, free of charge, and all information furnished, by A. T. GH.I.MORE, Superintendent, ' may 10 tf , r LoulsvUle, Ky. -ncmiaa. Tnpsilnv Packet for laducali, JT olinson villc and Easlport. . . : The elegant Light Steamer Draught k .T nmiKm nant.Ai'W. VINTARD. -J1 K. Vim leave Evansville every Tuesday at 4 oVlook t. m.. for the above and all inter mediate porta, making connection at John,m .tth tv,o t?ji1i road for Nashville. nuiiiiuv-nivu - - - - - ir.,. and at Eastport witn tne Euir ii;H lor Florence, Ala. For rreignt or pajsage apply on uoaru, orw nuoiw tv"1 Eegnlar People's Line Packet. SHAWNEETOWN: PADTJCAH &. CAIRO The Large and Commodious Side-Wheel STJTEHIOIl ! jCapt. C. R. RCDD , JACK GRAMMAR, Cieriw Leaves the foot of Main Street every TuesSeeSS wl"4JK Memphis and New Orleans facKets, ana at EvansvUle with Louisville Packets, taking Kt SSSwU 1 r TrtiTV "O XT ATT. 1' tI cBIN&BHHREY,Agents. apro COMMISSION CARDS. P. S. DUSOUCIIET & CO.,2 OSVERAI, FORWARDING AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS, xr v pAvtiroi trift. "New Orleans. La. Bar- rutnni for sale of all kinds of West ern and Southern-Produce. Consignments and orders soiicitea. uS-o" ALEX. HOW ELL A" CO., Unoer Wharf boat Proprietors, . FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ; r MKJiUttAS IB, rA riAnern.! Ktpumhoat Aeents. RhAwneetowii. Illinois. XT t Portipnior &tnf.inn eiven to col lecting purchase charges. apn rfm F. II. EIIUMAX CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING, Corner Locust and Water Sts.i Evansville., i.Indiana. Airents Star Union Line, Fast Freight T tnS via VomiRvlvanta Central Railroaa. Shortest and quickest Route to the Eastern -naar Cars run tnrougn, to auu nuui noila ivlthnnt transfer. J. i ' ti - . " " ' .; .1 T.F. R. HUSTON. DUKB NICHOLSON. ' IIUHTON & Pp., FoiwardInsr and Commission 3Ierchants, AND WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS, Evansville luuiaua. ....... novBii J. T. COX. ,.F. M. HUMPHREY. COX fc HUMPHREY, Forwarding and Commission JIERCHANTS, General Steamboat Agents -AND WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS, FOOT OF SYCAMORE STREET. ALSO, DEALERS IN Hay, Corn, Oats, Flour, Bacon, rAND Country Produce Generally. Office No. 7 South Water Street. . mis- Liberal Cash Advances made onCon Bignments. , r. pr7-tf

WK7 Brown, Dunkerson & Co, . .. . ' t Evansville, Ind. E. SCHOENLAUB," New Albany, Ind. R K. DUNKERSON & CO., . Forwarding and CommissionMerchants, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. Agents for the Bellefontaine uoiwn Express. oct24 6m. J. C, Dusoucliet fe Co., FORWARDING, COMMISSION & "KU- - ' DUCE MERCHANTS, . : : No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next dor to M. DalzelL) Evansville, Ind. ; octl8 , ... , - DAN. Ai KEN. A. E. SHARP. R. W. HARPER. DAN. AIKEN A CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 112 Poydras street, New Orleans, La nov22tf NHARPE SMITH, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MKKDealers in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, urass Seeds, ana rroauce geuerauj, . . No. 5 South Water Street, . . . . . TT.T.-anvllie. ina. . All orders nromptly filledi apr23 JOHN B. HU9LIj, FORWARDING & COMMISSION M UKCHANT, STEAMBOAT 'AQENT, And Wharf boat Proprietor, Evansville, Mtl8 S'i D 'it ;1 ri , ' Indiana. LEWIS HOWES, Cotton Factor. Produce and; Commission Merchant, it.' 274 FRONT STREET, Warehouse Cor. Commerce ana secona, vH 'H ; MEMPHIS, TENN. 1HAKE LIBERAL CASH w advances on consignments of ProHiiiu nnil Af orVinndiRft. J With ample cash facilities, an extensive itl euarantee mv best efforts to give satisnAnnaintii(W. ana reasonauie ciihikw, a every parucolan. , ;, .,f :, ..ft J rr t t- Samuel Orr, EsqM) Evansville, Ind." ' FiS Nationai'Bank, Memphis, Tenn. Q rrA :TY Soeed, Summers & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 59 Poydras street. New Orleans, La. pr-iMnn i?ruit A Co.. New York. HDeed. Donoho & Co., Memphis, Tenn. i CtAl.kari A 1V Mfllllle. Ala. V tW.l V. . w-.." . - dec30'65 dtr A . MAYHPRST. J. J- WHITAKER. Ilaylmrst fc Whlttafeer, TT?r.r.TTfTR COMMISSION & FORWARD- ( ING MERCHANTS. No. 6 . ..-.South Water St. Dealers in Flour. Bacon, Hay, Oats, Corn aim V. V . nl fimintrv HrfMlUCe. " E. H. Fairchild, Verhoeff Bros., John W. Bingham, Louisville, Ky. - ew urieans, Falrchild, Yerhoeff & Bingham, Commission Merchants, 82 Magazine street j : New Orleans, La, novi&dtim , , i .. . T t. haird Q. H. START BAIIU) & START, ; fShccessors to W. M. Aikman & Co.,) ' SEVERAL AGENTS, PBODITE, w ifr.rtt-nirlinff and Commission Merchants, Evansviffe, Indiana. ; Refer to H. urt.ui. Pa't thirst. National Bank. nid Sam'l Orr, Vice President Evansville National Bank. . - - ' . , Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. . noll-ly TRANSPORTATION. New Express Route. r THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SAVING MADE THE jskaki arrangements with the Louisville and Henderson nd the Kvansville and Cairo Packet Companies, that old ana reiiaDie Institution is prepared 10 uu gcucini Express Business at all the mail landings between Louisville and Pairo. Tarltl Ot relents very iuw. Patronage is respectiuiiy sonciiea. aprl 8dtf .. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. THE ADAMS EXPRH mxr MuuutrnllT iLnnonnce to ineir . y 1. 1 1 tViiiia. irienas ana patrons i"""'"r "lQr 7" vine ana vicinity inai, wim na cilitles for the transportation oi Freight, Packages, Money and ; Valuables, They solicit, a continuance J.fi iojr - vors. npeciai care uuwu' . . ----- " of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportsAny informaUonin reu vti .. ran h obtained at the office on r iret street.nextdcrtothePoetffice. mans . xjiu.uao

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Star IJiiioii ILiie The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANS- . PORTATION COMPANY via Pennsylvania (Allentown route), Steubenville, Ohio and Indiana Central Railroads, has perfected arrangements by which it can oner arenaDie . -t ' FAST FREIGHT LINE, Between Evansville and Eastern ciues. The company owns anu controw Eijrlit Hundred New Cars, Built expressly for this trade, and thai RUN THROUGH between the tastern ana wesieru siuc , . WITHOUT TRANSFER, Which enables it to avoid the injurious delays so generally prevaieuu n : transhipping points.. - , ?.. I CARS RUN THROUGH TO AND OJM. EVAISoy ILiLilS "1 1 tx jy a ataa - FER. I1MK . uuaivah imu RATES GUARANTEED r TO AND FROM EVANSVILLE AND EASTERN CITIES. ; , ONLY NINE DAYS Tft ( AND ' FROM EVANSVILLE . . xrr wpw VflRlf ANT) EIGHT ' DAYS TO AND FROM EVANSVILLE' AND PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE The T ins i mnnncpd throxiuhout by men. of transportation experience equal to any in tne country, wnwe wm n. vu w . der satisfaction to its patrons. Agent of the Company are authorized to V, claims for damages or detention at desti nation, instead ot tne usuai uhiui ferring them back to point of shipment. Parties ordering freight from either Of the Eastern cities should direct shippers to -mark Packages , . , : n: Star Union Line, and refer them to agents of this Company for shipping airections, rates, ume, kviatracts, &c . , Parties shipping to Eastern cities front interior points, via Evansville, should consign their freight to care of r :n IP. H.EHEMAN, AGENT STAR UNION LINE, i iTioinia Yiufvistnir him of the same by mail,) who' will issue through bill of lading, giving rates, time, contracts, Ac. - AGENTS IN THE EAST. ' ; : GEO. J. HARRIS, 77 Washington sireei, Boston. . J.L.GORSLEK.Z71 uroaaway, new iui. JOHN MCKNIGHT, 415 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ; ' . CH AS. H. KOONS, corner Centre and Calvert streets, Baltimore. ; AGENTS IN THE WEST. '! ; H. W. BROWN.Cinclnnati. ; . ! W. E. ROBINSON, Louisville. , , S. F. GRAY, Indianapolis. : ,. JAMES TALLMADGE.JR. Memphis.! li. It. W IbDUil, nanuvmc . .-. . W. W. CHANDLER, Chicago. 1 D. S. GRAY, General Superintendent, Cincinnati. Ohio. .-,; f. - ' ; " " Evansville omce.,, t- r- ix. uuimah,-,; mar20 Agent. BROWN, DUNKERSON & CO., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, . . , , - I Commission Merchants FORVVARDING AGNTSJ ''', Also, especial Agents for the " B'ellefontalne Cotton Express, And Erie Transportation Co. Bellefontaine Cotton Express. Only Ten Uays to Xew York. TIME GUARANTEED. 1 W f W THIS I-IiIITJI W Jb-m.-" . for the transmission of Cotton to to. last. Dy aispawu, uuw '""j.-"' r Time Bills of Lading will be given. TIME THROUGH, TEN DAYS. . - Consignments solicited. BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO... . feb27tf Agents, Evansville, Ind. Erie Transportation Company's TIME EXPRESS. TEN DAYS FROM NEW YORK TO EVANSVILLE. Time Guaranteed. ' ( Thla F.xnress is now ready for business. Throviiili receipwKneu uu 6u.ub No. 15 State Street, Boston. RRflWN DTINKERSON A CO.. feb27tf Agents, Evansville, Ind. IIIKA3I "SEXsoar,". 'XJi Has S. IJCTIOlNIUJbitt. permanently located hi Auction Room at ' No. 85 Main Stkkkt, ,!" (Opposite the Washington Housek where he will attend to all kinds of Auction few ness: Tothese:nng oi ""-YRSti on?, Carriages, Horses, and Ka Estate. SadTy oSch weefc Cash advance. give hia whole time to his business.