Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 May 1866 — Page 7

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL' MONDAY, MAY 21, 1866.

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RIVER NEWS. STEAMBOAT PRINTING. No printing establishment in the West has better-facilities or greater .ability lor 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 pergonal supervision of one of the best job printer In the United States."' We are prepared to print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads, Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and M"" Tickets, Bills of Fare, Mates' Ticket Labor, Ac,- '-Orders left with Jt of the

-wharf-boats will be prompt .tended to. '

m, r,t Kiver and W ier. : j -, Saturday reminded s .fi the j dog days. It was clear, calm av ,t, a regular mid-' summer day- The riyei was about stationary until after noon, when, it commenced to decline slowly.. It is falling at all points hence to Pittsburg, and the Upper Ohio is 'U quite low. - v: , ,-' .4 ' " Arrival n4 Iepartures. The arrivals and departures up to Saturday 'afternoon .include the .Alice Bean, Memphis to Cincinnati; J. G.. Blackford and Emma No. 3, St. Louis to Cincinnati ; AdaLyOri, Nashville to Evansville; Armada, Cairo and return; Tarascon and Mary Ament, to Louisville and return.1 l. ''. Boats Dae. Among the first boats due are the Emma

;-i Floyd, for Nashville; Nightingale, Em per-j

; or and' New York; for St.' Louis; Clifton, for Memphis; Mary. Erwlit, for. Arkansas River ; Longworth, Argosy ; and Westmoreland, for New Orleans; American and Madiiion, from- New , Orleans; - Sherman, from St, ' Louis j Alice Bean, Darting-,' arid Liberty No." 2, from Memphis ; Superior, from Cairo; Sam rr, for Eastporu . ! . ' . !-ti.i "i.i mscellaneonsv " !rl' ''

Satufday'was'unusually 'dull,'; But few boats touched at our wharf, and but little - business was - transacted:.:.'.;! .;,The : Alice c" " Deari ' from Memphis' ; had ' a moderate trip the Blackford and. Emma were well ' V loaded ; the Armada had a light trip-both VwaysJ the Tarascon and TWary Ament had nothing to boast of. -We noticed that the officers of the- Tarascon and Mary Ament attended , the theatre' on Friday night In force, arid fraternized just as they ought to. C5. The two invincible Gnsee " Lemcke and 0 Dusonchet arrived at home on" Friday night from,. Washington City, with a contract for carrying the mall from Evansville to Ca on their packets This is a matter of no etkv'vt importance to the business in 1 te rests . oV . Evansville, and" we1 hope our merchants and shipperswlll appreciate the' M importance ot giving the packet mail-line a liberal support. We will never be able to appreciate the benefit of this line to the mercantile Interests of the city until it Is allowed to "play out" for want of proper support, Which we hope will not be, during i. the present generation. 7 i . i ;'..: .a . f. -Bout Leaving To-Day. : For' Cairo. The ever reliable Charmer, Capt. Billy Lowth in command, with Willie Fowler in the office, poea to Cairo to- . . 'iday.: Bbe has unexceptionable ; cabin accommodations, and is swift ard sure.

Our young friend, Master Nlcholsoi looks carefully to the interest of shippers.- .' Fob LotJisviiXK. The John T. . MoCombs Is the packet for Louisville this morning- at 10 -o'clock..- She has fine pas-, senger accommodations and clever officers. The famous Liberty No. 2 will pass up for

i TIiOutsville this afternoon in charge of those . t J elegant gentlemen and model officers, Captains Sam. Archer and Ed. Judge. It is a ? luxury never to be forgotten to travel on , ; such a boat, and with such officers. , For Bowwkg-Orickn. The elegant Wm. y White will return , to Green , River this evening, and Capt.. Drink water and John I Adams will render the trirj ' highly agreeI ; able to nassengers. Go for the William. '

. QlesniBKS frm Our Exchanges.'! ,' CiHCrNHATl. The CbmmerciaZ, of .Friday says: . ' ' " , t ' The weather was clear and mild "yesterday. At Pittsburg last night the river indicated 4 4 feet In the channel. Here it has roseded fifteen inches during' the twenty-four hours ending last night, with 17 feet hence to Louisville. There is 7 feet in the canal.- j . . ' . Bus! nesa continues unusually dull along the levee duller than usual at this period uf the year. . ,' At noon, a spark from the chimney Of a passing steamer set fire to the paper wrapped around some chairs on the hurricane roof of the Nightingale. Several of the chairs were tnrown overDoara, ana me fire speedily extinguished by the hose from the Nightingale and adjoining steamers, without damage to the boat.- r. i,ttn : Messrs. Dean fc Hale, of this city, reeeived a dispatch from Messrs. R. P Walt & Co.-, yesterday, dated Memphis, stating that the itemer Memphis had sunk at the head of island 70, on the Mississippi, below Mem---phis. She will prove a total loss, as it is reported that she can not be- raised. The . crew 'were removing every thing oflf the wreck for' the underwriters; CaptainHalns, her commander, says she isj badly snagged. ;. ' ' . .. LotnsvilXKH-The Democrat of Friday ays!..::jn ..;1..v--..--.nv ivJJfl -U -.! The river was falling at this point yesterday, with seven feet two inches water in the canal, and five feet two inches in the chute on the falls. The wharf presented a Sunday-like - appearance. Little or . no shipments were made. The weather was r cool and clear. . s A tornado swept Red River from one end ' '-O the other on the 5th inst., doing a great " &a of damage along the river and through . e adjacent country. The water is high, r ,d the sugar lands are overflowed. -St. Lotji8.-The Democrat of Friday says: Here the river continues receding, with .intvjiiiti in everv direction. Upper . iver8 tend to a decline.'whlch would bef -ulnterrupted but ror me late rains.- bu inessas active about the wharl yesterday, with numerous departures, weather ne. . , . 7s--1 .'.,- " A. number of gentlemen, representing twenty ,nm boats, xlled upon Mayor n.i Maii-iiv &nd made known their r srievanees in relation to the Interference r of ths striker with steamboat crews W .n tAiiieve that the result did f not entirely satisfy the deputation. The gentlinen were advised by the Mayor to arm themselves with six-shooters and use ( them tor their protection. The fact that Capiat Brown f the Alabama, and other - . ' rtfwm okohorf nrnvlded themselVCS With piotola, had been arrested by the polios, was brausht to the notice of His Honor, but hl r.ponse we did not larn. termination to hire blacks in preference .to whitmi to do the laboring work of tm11. uiu tr,i-c.tj wr mads that toe IE la MX. LAil. Ui m Z.ntal. i,nnra u wsvua blacks woald be mobbed. "We learn .that . ths M my o- promised to bavs a strong force r of polk va.ihm wharf to-day to pmervs Atel to the Clnoianatt Conmtrctoi Ann Ihr-'VTEinhljl ItAVl . . .. . tM S ea tbe ktvee a posn of young i ff devU km as the Mackerel Brigade, J: yy a pestar-" torery boat li!J M in ;rruuji,r' oa w ' i ri..t, Mod of nroeedure la llrat ta- mther . ' V ' I tour i a w hla xy r at barrel, tao it and '."; . ilp isiai-ls to what th7 dssirs, and, mi ta rw wita ataiMa. - t I

Yesterday they began their depredations upon the Alice Dean, and for spite, set some cotton on fire, which was fortunately extinguished before much damage was done. To-day, they compelled the Alice Dean's men to quit work or take shelter aboard the boat. - The -colored - firemen 're' turned the stone throwing, and were beating the young mackerels, when some Irishmen interfered. Pilot Jim. Carroll, seeing a second riot imminent. advud Mates Megary and Wilson to withdraw the firemen, which they prudently did. In throwing the stones they broke two sky-lights, tbe stone entering the office, breaking a eoal oil lamp, which spilled the oil all over the deck. Steamboatmen's patience is almost exhausted, and some of these young rascals will be shot before long. , . The citizens of Cave-in-Rock' presented CapU J.V.Throop.of the Evansville packet Armada, with a hat and music-box. . We would like to have some generous person present us with a hat or suit of clothes, as we need them very much. We will accept of anything except Willie Hay's water-fall. Memphis Bulletin. ' r . Or Willis Hays' poetry; which is heavier than his water-fall. . - ' . u! .v ,;Niw Orleans. The Times of the 14th says: . The weather yesterday was, unlike its predecessor, dark and cloudy, from the early hours of morning until noon, when a heavy shower of rain fell, after wht h the balance of the .day was .pleasant euough. ., . .! t v si . There was no business transacted -on the landing yesterday, from the fact ' that it was the Sabbath, and. the levee laborers have suddenly found out that " on the seventh dav thou shalt rest." and accord

ingly refuse to labor on Sunday. This was J not the case-in former; years; but as we"j advance into uie iuture ume worKs wondrous things in its way. : - MACHINISTS. yr .if .v-i r :;; ' WIL1IAM - .- :r.:in--;) m ,. ! -(Successor to Kratz & Heilman.f , ' I f.ir.'i ?iu f.n'tr lot.; su t al - ...... ... .... . yf$ r .n nmi,j iv io-inm :ti iK-it: jn'.'1;I d'rff (! trt '"tV i'f i ' '-J , Manufacturer asd Builder of; t . . it j I PORTABLE AND STATIONARY t - STEAM ENGINES' AND BOILERS, .;. V..!i V.: ! AW AND GRIST 7 MILL ' MCHINERY, .-. ', '-.'.': - - .ir ThxesMBg Machines, t f " :. . . 1 ! ' . jt . . - 1 -f t , r - - ' 1 . : 1 - i J 1 i ; , ' Cotton and Tobacco Presses, I (', J -' "'.''! '". .. ' - 'it ' - ' i . ' . , . . r Y . . . : j m 1 . . - CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, ,7 I (.,.'. -V.) ,;; Vt') ;.' -.hlh't.l'. ' ! r.,-vt- n 'U' AcAc, -J'; :;! v i'v) )" !..."..,'' , " , j j- ' ' iro ( ! r,. t i : : ' u 'i , 1 EVANSVILLE, IND. . : 1 - .: . : . i! ui ' i.i- ' - .... t A,r, Shert Irak and Copper Wobk made to order on short notice. . . i.. . . : -j tit) : :.) rr.ii t.i --- it IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS - ko( every description. f in-!! Mil ,ii ..1) tl! !. mtlU'll Dealers in Steam "Gfatured. Ouni Belting. Fire Bricks. Wrought Irort Pipes, Bolting' Cloths, &c, at manufacturers price.. done at short notice. 1 s f ' - ! fTO FAIlIIdlS. - t. K. Sf ATTHIW8. w. a. FUX.1.KRT0N. Late of LoutsvUle, Ky. ' ' : MATTHEWS & FULLESTON. Dealers In AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Wood &M ..Willow Ware, HOUSE. FURNISHING. ARTICLES . '- No. Main Street, noStf. V . : RVANSVILLK, IND T&e ; Fanacrs Compaaloa. V , -" !' J. M. GLEICHMAN. Offers his improved Stttmp Extkactor to the public This Machine is one of the most useful to tamers now in use, and Is designed for three Important purposes : 1st, m o extract mumps; 2a, To naui nawxiogs; Sd, To raise and haul large Rocks. It is durable, simple and cheap. Two men eaa work it. Farmers who wish their flelds and meadtnelMD of Stamps will And it to their interest to Ret one of theas M ach lnes. For particulars apply to .. . i. M. GLEICHMAN, No. Mala Rtrest, oppaait Court House, aaar!4-8mdaw KvaaavlUe, lud. ''.ISEiwara.''rnrixx vfm thk sttscribkr. I hurWty night. May 10th, s-OOlS LKVt.R WATtii and CHAIN, a P .IR ef PANTALOOMB, and IS3 la grea aeka. The above reward trill be paid for the rstara of the watch, chain, aad pantalswaa and no aoeaUoas aJ.a. - u. J. umamMSM.

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STEATIBOATS.

, rRegulax.fHendeK0i Packet l i .i The new and fleet Steamer s i J. W. Banks, Clerk; Will run " as a: regular packet 1 between Evansville and Henderson, making certain connections with the early train on the E. and C. Railroad for the North and East. ; Leaves Evansvii-i.e Daiiy, at 4 p.n. Leaves Henderson Daily, at 7 a.m. mayWtf Sr.1 '.'"': ' : ; . ' '' ;; OLD RELIABLE. TJ. 8. MAIL LINE Owensboro, Gaimeltoii, and Louisville. ' The new and elegant Passenger Steamer fegjjbE johjT t! Mccombs, ;j Huston Combs,1 Masterr ! j 1 - f i u;r r,;-.s ' ;M.,D.,Wabren, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE-EVERY. . MONDAY, at 10 a.m.J and . ... r'fM ,r... ' j T1IVKMDAY, at 6 p.m. ROSE IIITE, Ballard. Master: i - '. .:.' John Ouerbachkr, Olerk; LEAVftS EVANSVILLE EVERY , WEUJiESDAY, at 6 p.m. ; and . ....... j . .j BAiiiHUAi, aiep.m. The magnificent side-wheel Packet r, .Sl,!,TARlSC0N, i,' ' ;,: ,ti -; Jut Lxtsk, Master:' ' . i s 1 , 1 . J OU5 rESDLETlVS, jierB. ; ' LEAVES EVANSVILLE.EVERY.iO-, TV EN I AY. at 4 pjn ; and i )..., fATlTKDAY;ata.m: i These boats have been refitted and rerefurkhed throughout, and are now in first-ra'te order for ,the accommodation-of the public.'. .lU'fj.u; f.Wfj; :is.iuiii Freights received aa all- times, free of charge, "and all informatioti furnished! by - -.j, .,HUSTON 'A COr AKents. 1 A. T. GiLI.MORE, Superintendent, mayH.tf.T vn 3;i";n Louisville, Ky. J'OIS Cili t Kr uBI VEB ;.i5 "1 .. ' THE .FLEET A ELEGANT STEAMER n IT V7 f T T f Ill.V ii VV -LVJ..'- VV i Xi -JL JILi DRINKWATER. iL'JLiJlllMasten "" Jrn!.',H - .''. nir :(! 'H-S;--e i t iWill leave Evansvllte every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 6 o'clock r. M., for Rochester &id all way ports. ,! v ,-, ., , ., - j . For Freight or Passage, apply on board. ' Jaa--tf ;,':.-.-. j -'" Vt'i-P Regular Tuesday -'Paekel l-vansYille to Aashville. . ; ' : The elegant Light-Drausht Steamer n is ARGOSY! VANDEGRIFT ..., -....Master. Wil leave Evansville for Nashville, as a regular packet, every TUESDAY, at 4 o'clk p, m. ,, , aeci-otr IScnlar Friday Packet for Na&nville. - ' ; i The Elegant Passenger Steamer HOIKiE BROWN ..Master. -.Clerk T. W. WILSON Leaves Evansville asvery FRIDAY at 4 o'clock p. jk( . f Freight received ail reipted for at all hours, by , .. HUSTONS CO., Ag'ta. vJaoy--tf .: , ..,' ,, PEOPLED XIWE. FOR OWENSBORO AND . LOUISVILLE. The New and Elegant Steamer j , ... XIA1XY ' AIJENT! A. LITER.. ..i.....'......'...........'..;Captain. W. H. Caffary, and Bim-y Liter, Clerks, fjeaves Huston A Co.'s Wharf-boat every TUESDAY at 8 o'clock TJ M., and SATURDAYS at lio'clock a. k. ,;f 1 For Freight or Passage, Apply to " ' feblO-tf ; . HUSTON A CO., Agents. Louisville and : Memphis J Weekly , - Jti il t i-'.-'.-T JfaCKet r Woa i t. S M9RNING 'STAR,'.;,":1,"' Capt.. Dallas; Frank Bamksmith, Clerk, Leaves Louisville every Saturday, at 5 p.m. Passes Evansville every Sunday, at 12 m. Leaves Memphtsevery Tuesday, at 5 p.m. - Passes Evansville every Thurwfay, at 1 p.m. - . .;.!.! T.Hj ' , -!V... it 1; For freight or passage apply to . COX A HUMPHREY, Agents. apr 21 d3m Tieggj' ,Wited States Mailt Kvautstville and Cairo' SemiWeekly Mail Line. : ' The elegant new PaweDKer Steamer, AEMADA, OSH V. THROOP, .Master. :A CHABMERj W.' A; LOWTH. ..r .. Master. LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY Monday., Thursday, and Wednesday, Saturday, At 2 o'clock P. x. LEAVES CAIRO EVERY 7 ' -" Tuesday; :ty i Friday and ' Thursday, Sunday, . On arrival of the Train. - Mr These Boats have been refitted entire. and are now in first-rate order for the aconTnmwla.tioil of r&JWtl tnT Frelahts received at all hour i nours. ot HUSTON A CO., Agts. i Regular Green RiTer Packet ; ! - The new and elevut 8teamer m&TiEat Jomm Htrsc Master; C. A. Shsppako. Clerk ; Will run as a regular Semi-Weekly Packet in tha Gtreen River trade. ' 1 Leaves Evaaaviila every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock p.m. For freigbt or paaaacw apply b board mayl dtf : COX A HUMPHREY, A cents. -' llstica t9 Wlioa it is&j Cckct. . TT WIU HOT BS REaPONSIRLR FOR .vaj del oayii Uw any debts confcrt4 by Edw. O'Brien. :;i. !

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STEAMBOATS.

T, 7 0LDr, RELIABLE , Owensboro, Cainelton, aid Louis villei (:The new and elegant Passenger Steamer JOHN T. KcCOMBSr uuston uombs, Master: " D. M. Warren, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY MONDAY, atj.0 a.m. ; and , , -. - - - T II VIN AV, at 6 p.m. Ballard, Master;, . . r ... . , - John Ouekbacher, Clerk ; ' LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY-"' WEDS ESIAY, at 6 p.m. ; and , -i.i S-ATVRIAY,:at6p.TU. ' . if..;: . ...... r,iU s The magnificent side-wheel Packet " ' ; ! 1 TARASCON; . Jim Lusk, Master;'- " ?,.' JpHi Pendubtost, Clerk LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 p.m. ; and i,H . a t' - r .r .... SATUBDAY, at 9 ajn, '- These boats have been refitted and refurnished throughout, and are now in firstrate order for the accommodation of. the public. ; T r Freights received at all times, free of charge, and all information furnishedby COX & HUMPHREY, Agents. ' A'. T. Gillmore, Superintendent,-,; ' . maylO tf . ' IjQuisville, Ky. Regular Tuesday Packet for Paducali, Jolinsonvilleaiid 'Etlrt.' -j l, , hint - 9- ' ' A. J. DlTNCAIt, Capt..O..,W. VlNVARI,Cl'k. Will leave EvAnsville every Tuesday at 4 o'clock p. m.; for the -above and all inter-; mediate ports,'makins; connection at Johnso7ville with the.1 Railroad-for iNashville? ana at Eastport with the regular packets for Fkwna&J Alfk. '.."For rekrht ornassaee apply , 'board, er to, 1 ;HUST0N .& CO.r .ctecl4dtf " -'! Li ' Agents.1 Regular People's ' Line Packet SHAWNEETOWNj PADUCAH A :CAXK0; ; , SEMI-WEEKLY. . . T , The 'Large arid Commodious Side-Wheel 7 a. , u. is teamer,-, t ,.-rr -, -t Capt. C. R. Rtjdd Jack Grammar, Clerk Leaves the foot of Main .Street every Tuesday and Friday at ft o'clock, making positive connections at Cairo, with Sti Louis. Memphis and New Orleans Packets, and at Evansville with Louisville Packets, taking through Freight and Passengers for. all points at the lowest rates..- J.. .v j 1 ' ' I iv COX A HUMPHREY, j Agents.,.. urr5- . . COMMISSION CARDS, p. s. mjsoaJciiET & co.,s GENERAL' FORWARDING AND COMi ' : MISSION MERCHANTS, ; 1 No, 83 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. ar Factors for sale of all kinds of Western and Southern Produce. Consignments and orders solicited. r aug21-ttm , ALEX. HOWELL A CO., ' - Upper Wharf boat Proprietors,' ; ,i FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ' MERCHANTS,' '. . and General Steamboat Agents, ' ) -'i .i ' . Shawnee town, Illinois. N.B. Particular attention given to collecting purchase charges. . apr28 8m F. U, EIIUM AST &. CO., , ; CCM MISSION j AND f FORWARDING; - . .Corner Locust and-WateT Sts., ' I .rf!- J ' Evansville.i.'.i...;......I........-InUianau f q 1 ' !. . Agents "Star Union Line,1 Fast Freight Line, via Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Shortest and quickest Route to the Eastern cities. '..1 . t i . . ' -' . : ' ,rvW Cars run through, tp .and .from Evansville, without transfer. ' ' - ' ' f g Time and rates guaranteed. 'oct3-6m 1111 .: 1 1. 'I 1. V r. B. HUSTON. " DTJKK KICHOLSON. '' .. .Is -rs:!s;' .r:u.i . i '1' Forwarding and Commission. ii -i' ,' j ( y -"u-.'vi-j f.uii .'i . v. I .... 4,:...,, T ..' --I r.-ff ' ASI- WHABi'BOAT f-ROFRlETORS.f a Evanfiville,. , Indiana. . lit .i--.-: nov8tf- '' '" - --.'- j ci I. '-i'i'1 '.; "': u'il I tCa t;I. j. T. cox.'..lU...'i....l.F;! m. Humphrey. ;;!,;, (' i K ,i-v,f , . f,- lii;h-i -f COX dc 3IIJMP1IBEY, . l f!, J:n -..f..-T (,i s i-'Vi'i: -n-.r'.-tu Forwardln? and 1 Commission MEUCIIANTS, General Steamboat Agents ! ' -: AND' "' WH1RFB0AT k PRPEIETOSS, ' . .;: , . FOOT OF SYCAMORE STREET. 5 "' PI ') .;( M;-,"; -. ''i , !nu: .1?" ,'-.' J J.-..f ALSO, DEALERS IN , . ; LTsj, Cera, ats, Floar, Biena, -ANLW Country Produce Generally. Offlo No. 9 South Watar Street, i ' ! ........ Liberal Caan AdTahceeiaads B Oon- - . rl i. i ! -'' '

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COMMISSION CARDS.

Brow is, Dunkerson & Co, Evansville, Ind. ,E. SCHOP.NLAU3, ...jsew Ainany, ma. R K. DUNKERSON A CO., Forwarding-and Commission Merchants, Tr, I ' NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. Agents : foi the ' Bellcfontaibe ' Cotton I .. I k -Express, : : c oct24 8m. . j J.-C Jiusoucliet & Co., FORWARDING COMMISSION -A PROl I ..'ii 1 v , DUCE MERCHANTS, U NO. !l9'North JWater street, (Orr Block, next 1 i i door to ML DalzelL) Evansville, Lnd. .- octl8 . BAN. AIKEN A E. SHARP. . R. W. HARPER. 1 I DAIV AIItEX & -CO., GENERAL COMMfsSION MERCHANTS, 1 i 112 ; Poydras street; New Orleans, La.: ; : Jnov22tf -n I " '. : : -:" - i SIIARPE A KMITII, PRODUCE AND . COMMISSION ,MER.'..i, ' i.i CHANTS. - ..... J Dealers in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, G?asa . eeeus, ana rruuuwi geucrttiijr, No. 5 SOtjth Water Street, . 1 x' 'l' . r - ' Evansville. Ihd. 1 1A11 ord "promptly filled. . apr23 'fQRW ARblNG : COMMISSION '-MERTTHATSTTrSTEAMBOAT AQEN1!, " ' I " T 'f f ' ' T " r f" I 'F ' And Wbaifboiit Proprietor, Evansville, ' 0octl8.ir5-.(f otf .,;n , oJTIndiana.'A i I '? LEWisnowEs;: : 0 Gottoiii3F,aL3tor; ; I iffi bass f""H i)vej'.b '-If Mil if Produce and Commission Merchant, ie j t .SO. 274 FRONTfSTKF.ET?r-.-: Warehouse Cor. Commerce and Second, ' ) I "! " .; ' ' ' ' memphi'stenN, XiT11-1' MAKE LIBERAL ' CASH advances on consignments Of Produce and Merchandise. i.f,.. .1 .-it ":. . With ample cash facilities, ah extensive acquaintance, and reasonable - charges, I win guarantee my Desi enons to give umstacuon in every particular. - - - ,-tr.j".. Reference; Job tyuMSM. 'i First National Bank; Memphis, Tenn. aprZl 3m ; it j Speed, Summers & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS j '- ' COMMERCIAL' AGENTS. Office No. 59 Poydras street, " Nkw Orleans, La. ., Carleton, Foute A Co., New York. , Speed, Donoho A Co., Memphis, Tenn. Cazart, Stockard A Co.. Mobile, Ala. - - - dec30'05dtf A. 8. hayhurst. j. j. whitaker. llayhnrst fc Wliittaker, PRODUCE COMMISSION A FORWARDi j , ; ,. JNG MERCHANTS.,,.,.....;. No. 6.. ..South Water St. ' Dealers in Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Cora and jountry f roauce. . .. tr K. H. FAIRCTHILD, . I VERHOKlfK- BROS., JohwcW. BijiGHAsr, I 1 Louisville, Ky. i t f'New Orleans. J . ..- 3; ,,fj,;j Falrchlld, VerhoelT & Blngnam, 1 ! ' Commission Merchants, ts Magazine street, , New Orleans, La. nov2ikltim - ' ' " ; ' L. M. BAIKDt . ,.....Q,ylg. START, o BAIBD & START, r ) (Successors to W. M. Aikman A Co) ' GENERAL . AGENTS,. , PRObl'E, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Evansville, Indiana.- Refer- to H. Q. Wheeler, Pres't First National Bank, and Sam'l Orr, Vice President Evansville National Bank. , . - r T Agents for Oiiio River Salt Co. ' noll-ly TRANSPORTATION. ! 11 j -lli'i U'U-ji TOi r , f JWew Express Route ;,' : til '.-I li 7i ( I T j :-r-, .t- '-.i ;- i,;THE ADAIffiS EXPRESS COMPANY MAVING MADE THE P.ECESSARY arrangements with the Louisville and Henderson and the Evamavilte and Cairo packet Companies, that old and reliable institution is prepared to ao a general - i .. '. 1 - - ' Express Business Z-ZZ. ,a at all the mail landings between Louisville and Cairov. Tarltr or Teigbti very low. Patronage is respectfully solicited., apn sou: .m; : . J ABAES CCHPAHY. fflXIE ADAM EIPBEM COS PA. J ay respectfully anaouneo to their ., lends and patrons the publis of Evansvills and viainity that, with increased fa cilities for the transportation of - o r: ; Thoy solicit a eontinuanea of former ftv vn. Srpeelal ear takea in the eoUoction ef Bills. Drafta. Motes, and tha traaanorta. tion of valuable packages.. . Any Information la reward to Um Tvutss. Ac, eaa be obtained aft taa oS first airsst. next door to tha Port-ofa taxi 'TKOMAA OAirSM&a, Aftal. ' i f -'-11:1'. -i i " ' ''- f'-f: ,'. l'.H f; ';': I; i' (ti' j ' .i! .'I.loilrH .K'TmiA ot iI;ol n.-fou

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Sta.rtXJuionXilti'Oi .A The UNION RAILROAD. AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY .via Pennsylvania (Allentown route), Steuben ville, Ohl3 and Indiana Central Railroads, has perfected arrangements by which it can offer a reuauie FAST FREIGHT LINE, Between Evansville and Eastern 'cities. . ; ' The Company owns and controls - Eight ilundrcd Xew Cars Built expressly tot this trade, and th 1 RUN THROUGH between the East- , ' . ern and Western cities .'.-.' WITHOUT TRANSFER, Which enables it to avoid the injurious de- : ' lays u generally ptcvaicuv . j . j rtranshipping points,, ; 'i "': 'It! f ? A 5 CARS RUN THROUGH TO AND FROM , EVANSVILLE WITHOUT TRANS, . FER. TIME GUARANTEED ,;, . RATES - GUARANTEED TO ' ' i ,; AND FROM EVANSVILLE -. AND EASTERN CITIES.' ,- ' i ; , t ONLY NINE DAY'S TO - ' :i AND i FROM . EVANSVILLE '.1 AND NEW -YORK, AND EIGHT vi DAYS TO AND FROM EVANSVILLE . AND PHILADELPHIA A BALTIMORE it) '';.; j li-.oi 1 i 1,1 - rtj;-.

The Line is managed throughout by men. i . of transportation experience equal to .any ;!-. in the country, whose aim it will be to ren- ; ; der satisfaction to its patrons,. Agents of f i the Company are authorised to settle claims for damages or detention at desttnation, instead X the usual, custom of referring them back to point of shipment. , Parties ordering freight from either of the Eastern cities should direct shippers to 0 1 mark Packages swri i : ,.-,,t.s y. ;;-: vvr

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and refer them to agents of this Company for shipping directions, rates, time, con-,., . tracta, Ac. Parties shipping to' Eastern cities from " interior points, via Evansville, should eon- i ' sign their freight to care of . j . j . , ;. . .! '. ' :.: . " AGENT STAR UNION LINE, , 5 At Evansville, (advising him of the same ' by mail,) who will issue through bills of lading, giving rates, time, contracts, Ao. - ' AGENTS IN THE EAST. : GEO. J. HARRIS, 77 Washington street, V; l Boston; . ..-...., . . . ..t!.... - J. I.. GOS8LER, 271 Broadway, New York. . ' : JOHN MCKNIGHT, 415 Chestnut street Philadelphia. . ' : . j CHAS. H. KOONS. corner Centre and -

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'! " : AGENTS IN THE WEST. , ' H. W. BROWN.Clncinnatl. ' ' . W. E. ROBINSON, Louisville.' ''? 8. F. GRAY, Indianapolis. ' " ' ' N. STEVEN8, St. Louis. - - - ' JAMES TALLMADGE, Jr., Memphis. -'iL.,R.Wff-LSON, Nash vibe. -.; .

. w. w. uuANUbisK, unicago. D. S. GRAY, General Superintendent, ntn.lnn.t4 Akin . . . ..... , , , Evansville office. -mar20

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BROWN, DUNKERSON & CO., " ' ' EVANSVILLE, INDIANA j -; CommiHion 3Iii"elitxut i AND. - FORWARDING AGENTS.

rt J" A .b, especial Agents' for the Bellefoataine Cotton Express, ,; ; f..-.r - it !.:.'. ' . t i :'. And Erie Transportation o. Bellefontaine Cotton Express. Only Ten ' Days to New York. TIME GUARANTEED. 7 ... J rrmm uGHTNina express line JL for the transmission of Cotton to the East, by dispatch, is now fully established. mar lime Willis oi iauuig wiu oe given. TIME THROUGH, TEN IAYS. msr Consignments solicited. BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO , feb27tf . Agents, EvansviUe, Ind. Erie Trsssportatlsn Cexspssy'a ; ft' TIME liIXPrtE."' TEN DAYS FROM NEW YORK TO EVANSVILLE. e' '--. , , .- . ; - ' - ' O . --tr-.j Time Guaranteed, This Express is now ready fo basinet Through receipts given an lnu nven ana fiu mu-.n. teed by W. H. DARLING, Aeut. No. 385 Broadway. Maw Vera.. : . w. AwmriT, AretiL . No. 15 State Streot, 6oton. BROWN, DUKKKRriON A CO., feb27tf . Agents, EvansvUislasfi. MiiiAU Miiiiii,...-.. ; . . 11 Has pjvanntly loeated ais AaeEtoa v Boom at - jOpposi tha Washliifiaa Htswl, vaara bm will attend tm mil kiato of Aaetiao kmA aesa: To thsaslliug of ktereha , vaj . A1U. rfftfTl.M (I nru. An. V....I Llf. .... Auetioa LayaTvaaBAT, Tsoar tv aa4 Batubbat af aaca week. Casa adva ,. a eoirttit4a. Refers ta 'J t t . Mas of AvaasviU kaov tia. V. 4 " i

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