Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 May 1866 — Page 7

THE EVANSVILLE D AILY JCIIEAFEIDAYl MAY 18, 1866.

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EirvrER IsTEWS. STEAMBOAT PRINTING. k .Ko printing establishment In the West - as better facilities or greater ability for i Oing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort- - jumt of Job Type, though very large and ; Smplete, Is constantly being added to, and ; . jar Job department is tinder the personal jtpervlsion of one of the best job printers i f the United States. We are prepared to "rint Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads, alls Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tickis, Bills of Pare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, ., , Ac Orders left with either of the

River And Weather. The weather yesterday was cloudy and inseasonably' cool, rendering fires quite greeable. The river has risen about ten hches daring the last twenty-four hours 'hdlng yesterday evening, and will probacy come to a stand by to-morrow mornfig, as It is falling at all points above. The rmberland, as we learn from the officers the J. P. Webb, is rising, with 4 feet on jCarpeth. Shoals. The Tennessee is also kslng. , The Mississippi is falling. . Arrivals and Departure. ' The arrivals and departures since oar 'iSt report include the Charmer, Cairo and eturn; James Gray and , Win. White, jireen River and return ; J. P. Webb, NashHlle to EvansviHe; Messenger, Pittsburg ,!.. New Orleans; Havana, Cincinnati to -'' JashvlHe; Liberty No. 2, LonlsviHo to lemphis; Morning Star, Memphis to Lou- - ville; J. T. McCombs,, Louisville and rer f kirn; ' Pocahontas, Cincinnati to Sioux -hty; Louisiana, New Orleans to Louistville. , hi "! - '-: Hi. ' . ! 1 Among the first boats due are the Emma rloyd and Cora S.T for ; Nashville; Night 3 pgale, Emperor' and New York, for St. Louis; Shamrock and Pocahontas, for MisJourl River Robert Burns and Minneola, jor Memphis; Mary Erwln, for Arkansas SUver; .Westmoreland, Tarascon, Mary kment, and. Indiana,' for New Orleans; torn Louisville, America and Madison; Sherman, from St. Louts; Alice Dean from ew Orleans, and Harry Dean from Memibis. .-(! .- ; ".. Miscellaneous. Business livened up somewhat yesterday, j Mid the wharf presented a more businesslike appearance. The arrivals were quite komerous The Charmer had a moderate trip of freight both ways. She brought In numerouspeople The Wm. White And James Gray had good trips In, and lair trips on their return..... .The J. P. . jWebb had a splendid trip, including a large v auantity of tobacco, to be re-shtpped East. ' f The Messenger and Havana were both very deep. The Havana discharged Jfr bags of coffee for Ragon A Dickey, and taach other freight The wild-winged, - Watchleas Liberty No. 2 had the finest trip ; bf the season, being full of freight and (crowded with people. .We are glad to learn . from her officers that Ca.pt. J. B. Archer 3) as nearly recovered from the injuries In flicted on him by a two-fisted bully some ten days ago..:..-.. We unhappily forgot to Announce the Wm. White lor Green River yesterday morning, but she is about ai jreguiar as clock-work, and the people gen 'orally know ber t ime. We hope our friend n jDrlnkwater will excuse as this time..... i ICox A Humphrey's mammoth wharf-boat .f lying at the dry dock, ready to enter. -the leaves si Remember a vacancy at the wharf that the J. P. Webb goes to ..Nashville to-day, and that she should be v I filled full .The Mary Ament and Tarascon will He over in port to-night, and Capt. Losk, John Pendleton and Arthur Fields will give audience to all their friends that may call aboard The Morning Star had but moderate trip. She discharged ' 31 bales of cotton for R. K. Dunkersou A Co. -j and about 100 empty beer barrelfl.........The I Louisiana was light. She discharged a few I crates of ware for Mark A Warren (P-ank Banksmith, of the Morning Star, " u&s oar thanks for fall files of Memphis 1 papers of Tuesday. . Boat leaving; xe-uay. -1 1 iPoa Caiko. The fast, Superior, Captain

V i Rudd, leaves for Cairo to-day, with ample V J accommodations for many; passengers.

, J Captain Billy Bently Is in the passenger J office and will dispense smiles ana stateiWooms like a little man.- Kit. Kuaa wm -wait on shippers and receive freight with ; suavity and accuracy. . :, j . Fob NASHViitK. The elegant J. P. Webb, in command of that popular officer, Captain Hodge Brown, and the affable and attentive Tom. Wilson in the office, goes to Nashville at four o'clock. She has good freight capacities and elegant accommodations for passengers. . Let her have a fiftl load. , .. . ; . Fob New Orleans. The great Indiana, Captain Statt Neal commanding, gres to New Orleans t-day. She is the most elegant and safe steamer In the trade, and her Clerks, W. W. Collins anil Robert Lodge, are most worthy and popular. . leanlng-a from Oar Exclumtm. ' ClKCINSATI. The Commercial of Wednes- . V says: . . S r flie weather was mild and srenial vesior"f day. At Pittsburg last night the river inI dicated 4 teet in tne cnannei. itere it 1 Yiom been rlsinir very slowly during the i i.nfv.fiiiir hours ending last niitht. with "I 20 feet hence to Louisville." There is7:j feet ""3 the canal. .. . The Havana lor rsasnviue, last nipnt. ivnr "clad tidinsrs to tne nunsry Anion cans 1b North AlalMinrsa a portion of her cargo Xielnx free freight, contributed by the .wxVrviA of ilncinnati. v Captain Geo. W. Neare, we are pleased to record, recently strucK " lie " on uie i,ittle Kanawha. Car. Ben. F. Davidson and Major T. B. Hunt have returned from the land of 'late! and flowers" Minnesota where ih. huv lwn husrhlv enjoying them elves. How much did thatr " bass " cost. n,iii fnh from the lake of "Corno fnr ft hnDV renly from Captain Ben, whom we thank for an elongated fvr nr Ht Paul. a mniio th Ht James' Daspeneers. yesler 0 were more than pleased to recogn iice Chak D. Cory. Esq., one of the talented ed itors of the Big Sandy Hrala, accompa nied bv his bride. Long live the hero of .1 Cattetwburg. i Looisvillk. The Courier of Wednesday ? The river was rising only moderately fast ! yesterday, wnn seven leet six lncnes wir 'a (niharanil in the evening bv the mark. i Daring the previous twenty-four hours it . ' had risen three Inches at the head of the i falla, and nine inches at Portland. The I &Lhr. though still rather cool for the -cniddle of May, was clear and pleasant, the r nermometer a oo- at noon. (i th falls last evening there were five ' and a balf feet water in Uie pa down the f i Indian i:nnte. ami Riowiy wweiung. mwr. rrn.hAi(ttl MmA dAwn frtkiit tiavM, rtment at Cincinnati and descended; . ifi falls on a Yrwi.wr-uuna veurare, V-id to be as far as Sioux City, on the Miv

T.Axrscn of thi Bell Mkstphis. Yes

terday afternoon the future Queen of the Western waters, the Belle Memphis, was launched from the ship-yard of the Howards, of Jeffersonville. Her lashings were cast away about 4 o'clock, and she glided swiftly and gracefully Into her future element to the equal admiration and delight of the builders and spectators. All concur in the statement mat it was a most beautiful launch of a beautiful boat. The steam tug, propeller. Colonel Wm. J Mav. was in close attendance upon the Belle Memphis, and taking hold of her, towed her back to the shore, and from thence she towed her to the lower wharf last evening,' where she is to receive her outfit, engines and finish. Her draught of water, without machinery or outfit. Is twenty-nine inches at the stern and less than twelve inches at the bow. She has some two hundred and sixty feet length of Keel, a snarp ana Deautinu model ior speed, light draught and carrying capacity combined, which, with her immense, motive power, will undoubtedly make her the skimmer of our inland seas. She will be ready to start on her first trip on or before the middle of June. St., Louis. The Democrat of Wednesday says:.., . v .... , River stationary, and will probably fall to-day. All the upper rivers continue to recede. . Business good. r The strikers continued Interrupting the business of the boats yesterday. 'Weather. very fine and becoming warm. The Kate Kinney Is loading for the Missouri; Lady . Franklin, Palestine, Yorktown, Emma and Blackford for the Ohio. ' Continuation or thi Strike. According to promise, our Irish and negro friends, those muscular fellows that handle cargoes, paraded yesterdavjuaornins...- in. loving proximity, the whites 1 u advance as usual, with John Tobln, bead centre, In front, on a prancing white steed, and a few of the vainest in carriages, smoking real Havannas. xney naa a nana oi wmteanaone oi black musicians, which created an unusual sensation.; Drays, and everything else of the sort. had. .of course, to succumb to the i . parading', propensities of these sons of toil. They have partially gained their point, but - they say that they will continue - their amusements, until they have gained all. We are - persuaded that they will be disappointed.- There are some determined men among steamboat companies. The - Keokuk packets) have" braved it out so far, and we are under the impression that they will not succumb. All day. the crew of the Andy Johnson worked, assisted by cabin crew and officers, and even the captain of the boat and sorthanded officers of the Company avowed their determination -to handle freight rather than submit to the demands of .men who have no right to make them. The crew of the Johnson and of other boats were" contented and will continue to work if intimidation does not drive them from their labor. , . Memphis. The Aikilnnche of Sunday says: . K . r ' The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant. Business on the landing was extremely dull. . Freights for Arkansas and White Rivers continue scarce. The river here declined twelve inches in the past twenty-four hours. The Alice Dean will be at the whar Monday morning to receive for Cincinnati, and leaves on Tuesday. She has on board another shipment for the destitute of Alabama, donated by the generous citizens of Qulncy, and carries it t'reeof charge by the benevolent Memphis A Cincinnati Packet Company. Commodore Hoople, the efficient Superintendent of this line, has volunteered to carry all freight for Uie poor of Alabama free of charge. -...- V QUEENS WARE. J. W. BARBOUR & CO. CI IT E E N H W A R E C II 1 1ST A. AND GLA8SWAKE LAMPS, KNIVES AND FORKS, A NEW STOCK! IS (IBEAT VARIETY. Come and See. XO. 4 FIRST ST, ROOM FORMERLY OCTITPIED BY THE CONTINENTAL, BASK. dec22dtf BOOTS Sc SHOES. BOOTH aiul IlIOE -ATWHOLESALE! TVo. 5S3r MAllST STKEET. I.AKC1K ASSORTMKXT OX H tSI and booas arriving almost daily. ne Trade is resoectfuilv invited to ex amine my Stock, with the assurance that they will find as . , . Good Goods and as Low Prices

AS ANY HOUSE IN THE WEST. , Thankful to old customers for past favors, I would respectfully aoliait a conUauance July 18 -v.- . -. ' ' '

STEAMBOATS. Regular Henderson Packet The new and fleet Steamer

CURLEW, W. B. MCLBAK, Master; Will run as a regular packet between EvansviHe and Henderson, making certain connections with the early i train on the E. and C. Railroad for the North and East. " - - Leaves Evaksvili.15 Daily, at 4 p.m. . Leaves Hendkbson Daily, at 7 a.m. mayH tf - : ' OLD RELIABLE U. S. MAIL LINE ..;." 1 fob ,": Owensboro, Cannelton, and Louisville. The new and elegant Passenger Steamer JOHN T. McCOMBS, i Hcstoh COSCB8, Master ; ' f, M D. Wakeks, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY SON DAY, at 10 a.m. j and x ;, THURSDAY, at 6 p.m. ROSE Hip, Ballard, Master; ' "i' ; j, . ,. Johu Ouekbachkb, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY . WEDNESDAY, at 6 p.m. : and s , , f . SATIR1AY at 6 p.m. , ! The magnificent side-wheel Packet t '',.; TARASCON, Jut Lusk, Master; ' ' JOHS 1TK Z iULt TVS , Viei Ji j T.F.lVfS RVA'STRVTI.TjE EVERY TI' EMU A Y, at 4 p.m.', and r, NAllKUAItIUl.ni. " These Jioats have been. refitted and rerefurnished throughout, and are now in finst-iete oraer tor tno accommoaation oi the public. . Freights received at all times, free of charge, end all information furnished, by ' ' HUSTON & CO., Agents. A. T. Oillmore. Superintendent, , may8 tf - Louisv ille, Ky. FOB Gilt EX ,:.r KIVE. THE FLEET & ELEGANT STEAMER 3WM. WHITE DRINKWATER. ...,...Master. Will leave EvansviHe every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 6 o'clock P. M., for Ro chester and all way ports. For Freight or Passage, appjyon Doaru.. : lan-29-tf ... . 2 - Regular Tuesday Packet Kvansville to JVasliTlIIe. i The elegant Light-Draught Steamer, ARGOSY ! VAXDEORIFT .....Master. Wil leave EvansviHe for Nashville, as a regular packet, every TUESDAY, at 4 o'clk p. m. declft-dtf Regular Friday- Packet for Xashville. The Elegant Passenger Steamer -r IV "WEBB! ....Master. ..J.. J.. ...Clerk HODGE BROWN.... T.W.WILSON...... leaves Evansvllle every FRIDAY at 4 o'clock p. M. Freight received and receipted for at all hours, by HUSTON 1 CO., Ag ts. . jany-ft-tf n' . i rEOPMrs use. FOR OWENSBORO AND LOUISVILLE. The New and Elegant Steamer , A. LITF.R..'.....vt..'.i -......Captain. W. H. Caffaky and Billy Liter, Clerks. ' Leaves Huston & Co.'s Wharf-boat every TUESDAY at 5 o'clock p.. M., and SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock a. m. , , For Freight or Passage, apply to ' feblO-tf HUSTON &. CO., Agents. Louisville t and Memphis Weekly : . Packet '. , MORNING STAR, Capt, Dallas; Fkank Banksmitk, Clerk, Leaves Louisville every Saturday, at 5 p.m. Passes EvansviHe every Sunday, at 12 m.. Leaves Memphis every Tuesday, at 5 p.m. Pa..es EvansviHe every Thursday, at I p.m. For freight or passage apply to :. o s -COX & HUMPHREY, Agents, apr 21 d:m . - United States Mail! EvansviHe and Cairo SemiMeekly Mail I.i ne. The elegant new Passenger Steamer, AKMADA , JOSH V. THROOP ..Master. CHARMER, W. A. I-OWTH . Master. LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY , Monday, Thursday, and Wednesday, Saturday, . : At 2 o'clock p. LEAVES CAIRO EVERY. , Tiiesday, ; ' : Friday and ' Thursday, - Hunday, On arrival of the Train. These Boats have been refitted entire, and are now in first-rate order for the accommodation of Passengers. Freights received at all hours, by n7 HUSTON fc CO., Ag'tA O I I O L E R. A. Z in Ten Minutes. Thirty Drops of ; .

Or. ll YXOT- CHOLERA SPECIFIC will relleve-tbe worst case of this terrible disease. Don't fail to check all forms of Diarrhoea. The Doctor's Specific acts like a charm. - " ; - Call on your druggist Immediately. . CIAUJD A AKIN, . Wholesale AgeSt. apr -1 . . i No. 4 Mala street.

STEAMBOATS.

OLD RELIABLE . ..; U. S. MAIL roi Owensboro, Cannelton, and Louisville. -' The new and elegant Passenger Steamer . J-t JOHN T. McCOMBS, Hostom Combs, Master; -'.. . , D. M.Waeken, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY:;' ' HON DAY at 10 a.m. j and . THURSDAY, at 6 p.m. ROSEATE- v. Ballabo, Master; , . , r , , John Ouerbacher, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY ' WEDSESUAY, at 6 p.m. ; and , ' , . r SATURDAY, at 6 p.m. The magnificent side-wheel Packet TAEASC0N, , C - Jim Lusk, Master; : i John Penbletok, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY. , ... TUESDAY, at 4 p.m.; and ' ,- -v.; ,- SATURDAY at 8 a-m. ' These boats have been refitted and refurnished throughout, and are now in firstrate order for the accommodation of the public. -i-'- . Freights received at all times, free of charge, and all Information furnished, by COX & HUMPHREY, Agents, , i A.'T. Gillmore, Superintendent, ' 11 may 10 tf . r ' Louisville, Ky. Regular Tuesday Packet for Paducali, Jolmsoiivilleand , (The? elegant Light Draught , A. J. Dttncak, Capt..O.W.ViYABD,Cl'k; Will lova P.vunuvlllA cvprv Tuesdav at 4 tvia hnv and all Inter mediate ports, m ak i ng oonnecti on at J oh n DnnMi!a ,.lty, fho RoliIhuuI fnr Vnshville. for Florence, Ala. For freight or passage apply on board, or to HUSTON &CO.t , decMdtf .,:- -.; Agents. Regular People's Line Packet SHAWNEETOWN, PADtTCAH A CAIRO i"he Iaxge and Commodious Side Wheel t-ftT.fc. -HM-amer, STJI'IGiilU-K I Capt. C. K. Ru ' Jack Grammar, Clerk Ti.avp the foot of Main Street every Tues day and Friday at 8 o'clock, making positive connections'at?Cairo With- St. Louis Memphis and New Orleans Packets, and at EvansviHe with Louisville Packets, taking through Freight and Passengers for all poinug at tne lowrei rakes. JOHN B. HALL, x Arenta COX & HUMPHREY, AKem8; a j. r ' ' -' conmssiou cards. P. S. DUSODCIIET & COS GENERAL FORWARDING AND-COM MISSION MERCHANTS, No. 33 Poydras street. New Orleans, La. mar- vaAtM tir Mia Af oil ktnilii of West ern and Southern Produce. Consignment and orders soiiciteu. augii-wm ALEX, HOWEll lO, Upper Wharf boat Proprietors, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' and General Steamboat Agents, ' Shawneetown, Illinois. XR. Particular attention aiven to col lectin g purchase charges. apr283m ; F, II. EIIRM ir CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING, ' Corner Locust and Water St., : EvasvUle......- ...Indiana. Agents Star Union Line, Fast Freight Line, via Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Shortest and quickest Route to the Lastern cities. , ansville, without transfer. Time a-ud rates guaranteed. oct3m F. R. HUSTON. ' ''' ' ' DUKF NICHOLSON, HUSTON & CO. Forwarding and Commission i AND WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS, . EvansviHe,. ........Indiana, novStf J. T. COX.......-......-..F. M. HUMPHREY COX A: HUMPHREY, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, General Steamboat Agents : ; ' ' AND ' - ; WHARFB0AT PROPRIETORS, FOOT OP SYCAMORE STREET. ALSO, DEALERS IN Hay, Corn, Oats, Flour, Baeon, - . .. .. f . j r . . -AND-.,, ,; .. ,. .;f'v; -; r ' : ;'".-f . . V ' Country Produce Generally. Office No. 7 South Water Street. ' j Nr Liberal Cash Advances soada on ConslgnmtKtfl. ' lr7- -

coximsszon CARDS.

Rbowk, DxmKKBson A Co, n-vansvine, ino. . SCHOKNLAOB, . - ' ...... New Albany, Ind. R K. DUNKERSON A CQ., Forwarding and Commission i Merchants, ' , ' "NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. Agents for the Belief on taine Cotton , . i Express. ' oct21 6m. J. C. Dusoucket &. Co., FORWARDING, COMMISSION, & PRODUCE MERCHANTS," ' No. 19 North Water streetj (Orr Block, next ' door to M. Dalzell,) EvansviHe, Ind. octl8 . .' ' SAN. AIKEN.. A, K. SBAJKP. B. W. HAKPER. DAA. AIKEN A CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i : 112 Poydras street, New Orleans La. ?nov22tf . .' .. ' " v ; SHAKPE SMITH,' PRODUCE AND COMMISSION JIER- . , ...... . ,. . , UlJlia,. Dealers in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oata, Grass -i seeds, ana froauce generuuy, : No. 5 South Water Street, ' " ' ' :' ' ' ' EvansviHe. Ind. ' AH orders promptly filled.' ' j i j apr23 FOR WARDING 'A. COMMISSION MER CHANT, STEAMBOAT "AGENT, And Wharfboai Proprietor EvansviHe, IT Octl8.rr ,. r , , . " y, Indiana, ! c LEWIS o IIOWES, ! ' Cotton Factor. Produce and Commission' Merchant, . . NO,. 274 FRONT STKEET,,., : i( ,.. Warehouse Cor. Commerce and Second, .. ... j MEMPHIS, TENN. Wilt HAKE LIBERAL CASH advances on consignments of Produce and Merchandise With ample cash facilities, an extensive souaintance. and reasonable charges, i will guarantee ray best efforts to give satislacuon m every particular. ' ' Reference: i ' Samnel Orr, Esq., 1 p-vttT,K.1i( T A Preston A BroT EvansvUle, Ind. First National Bank, Memphis, Tenn. apr23 3m Speed, Summers & CoH Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS . ! J " " and ;- 1 ':" v i , COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 59 Poydras street, ... : ' ,i . . J New Oblxans, La. . Carieton, Foute A Co., New York. . Speed, Donoho A Co., Memphis, Tenn. Cazart, Stockard A Co., Mobile, Ala. dec30't&dtf . A. 8. BAYHDB8T. J. J. WHITAKKB. Ilnytiurst & "Wlilttalter, PRODUCE COMMISSION A FORWARD ING MERCHANTS, i j ' No e.-.....-.....South Water St. Dealers in Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Corn and Country Produce. ' tf E. H. Fairchild, J VKRHOKFy Bros., John ,W. Binqham, t Louisville, Ky.. .New Orleans. J Fairchild, Yerhoeff & Blngbam, Commission Merchants, 82 Magazine street, - New Orleans, La. novikltim . ... Lb My ..J. ..-.0. H. START j BAIItfl & START, f , I (Successors to W. M. Alkman A Co.,) GENEUAI. AGENTS, -PBODrCE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, EvansviHe, Indiana. Refer to H. tt. Wheeler. Pres't First National Bank, and Saiu'l Orr, Vice President EvansviHe National Bank. ; : ,. .. ! Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly TItAlISPORTATTOIT. 'New Express Route. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAVING MADE THE NECESSARY arrangements with the Louisville and Henderson and the EvansviHe and Cairo Packet Companies, that old and reliable institution is prepared to do a general Express Business at all the mail landings between Louisville and Cairo, Tariff of Freights very low. Patronage is respectfully solicited, aprl.fidtf - j. .j . ;:,),.. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. rtUra ADAMS EXPRESS COM PA. JL ry respectfully announce to their friends and patrons the public of EvansviHe tind vicinity that, with increased facilities for the transportation of Freight, Packages Money and ; V" rrValaanlea,..,,: They solicit a continuance of former fa vora. Especiateare taken in the oollection of Bil ls, Drafts, Notes; and the transportation of valuable packages. Any Information in regard to the route. Ac, cn b obtained at tarn office h Fust treel, next door to th Post-otllee. IS XliVJLAJS.WAiao.aA,

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Star XJnioiiL X-iiiie The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY via Pennsylva- a nia (A lien town route). SteubenviUe, Ohio lj and Indiana Central Railroads, has perfected arrangements by which it can ofl'er a reliable , FAST FREIGHT LINE, Between EvansviHe and Eastern cities. ! The Company owns and controls ,. Eight Hundred New Cars, Built expressly for this trade, and that RUN THROUGH between the East- . - era and Western cities WITHOUT TRANSFER, : r Which enables it to avoid the injurious de- ; v lays so generally prevalent at transhipping points. , ; .v ' .... , . . '. t it CARS RUN THROUGH TO AND FROM EVANSVILLE WITHOUT THAWS- ; f ; FEB. TIME - GUARANTEED :: ' " : ; RATES GUARANTEED TO- i ,; t ! AND FROM EVANSVILLE ! -, ,-. ' ! .. AND EASTERN CITIES. -1 1 i ONLY NINE DAYS TO 'i c - , AND FROM EVANSVILLE ., I AND NEW YORK, AND EIGHT . DAYS TO AND FROM EVANSVILLE "Ml AND PHILADELPHIA A BALTIMORE The Line Is managed throughout by meu of transportation experience equal to any f Ka jtnnntnr whntui ninri it tfi 11 hA te ren der satisfaction to its patrons. Agents of tne company are uuiuuiu&eu pcbbAo claims for damages or detention at destiferring them back to point of shipment. , . the Ejistern cities should direct Bhlppers to mark Packages " Star Union Line,' and refer them to agents of this Company for shipping directions, rates, time, con--v. tracts, &C. , Parties shipping to Eastern cities from -Interior points, via EvansviHe, should con- -i sign their freight to care of TP. H. EHRMAN, . AGENT STAR UNION LINE, , ',', At EvansviHe, (advising him of the nam ( by mail,) who will Issue through bills of 1 lading, giving rates, time, contracts, Ac. AGENTS IN THE EAST. f GEO. J. HARRIS, T7 Washington street, . Boston. - ' '- J. L. GOSSLER. 271 Broadway, New York, f JOHN McKNlGHT, 41? Chestnut street, . Philadelphia. - r CHAS. H. KOONS, corner Centre and 1 Calvert streets, Baltimore. ' . : -t ; AGENTS IN THE WEST. "H. W. BROWN. CinclnnatL m W. E. ROBINSON, Louisville. , S. F. GRAY. Indianapolis. N. STEVENS, St. Louis. ' JAMES TALLMADUE, Jr., Memphis. L. R. WILSON, Nashville. , -- . , W. W. CHANDLER, Chicago. , D. S. GRAY, General Superintendent, ' Cincinnati, Ohio. EvansviHe office. . F. H. EHRMAN, mar2Q ' - - - Agent. BROW DrNKEHSON & CO., , i . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Commission Merchants ; -and ,;. . FORWARDING AGENTS. 1 Also, especial Agents lor the . Eellefontalne Cotton Express, : And Erie TrprtaUoi C'o. . .' BellefontaJne Cotton Express. ;; Only Ten Days to New York. TIME GUARANTEED. mills LIGHTNING EXPRESS LINE JL for the transmission of Cotton to the East, by dispatch, is now fully established, ar Time Bills of Lading will be given. TIME THROUGH, TEN DAYS. " Consignments solicited. BROWN, DUNKERSON 4 CO., febZ7tf Agents, EvansviHe, Ind. Erie Transportation Company's TIME EXPRESS. TEN DAYS. FROM NEW YORK TO EVANSVILLE. . Time Guaranteed. This Express is now ready for business. Through receipts given and time guaranteed by W. H. DARLING, Agent, No. Broadway, New York. O. W. ABBOTT, Agent, No. 15 State Street, Boston. "" " BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO., feb27tf Agents, EvansvUle, Ind. IXIilAM KELSON, TJ. S. AUCTIONEER, Has permanently located his A action Room at ' No. 85 Maim Stbsbt, ' nmIt th Wtthlnrtnn Hoosel. -trhar 1. will .U.n) n s.11 Irirxla f A.UCtin hSinees: TotUeselllng of Mercnanafsa, waons, CarriaRes, Horses, and Real fcstata. Auction Days Tbmbat, Thommt and Satubdat of oaeb week. CaS advaea on onsignmenta. Refers to th eltjaenaof EvansvUl who know hln. 1U (lv iia whole Ume to his bBslnsaa pU

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