Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 May 1866 — Page 7

IRrVjEIR ISTEWS. STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

n o printing establishment la the West "M hetter facilities or greater ability for dolus fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort ment, or Job Type, though very large and complete, Is constantly being added to, and1 oar joo department Is nnder the personal pery teiori of one of the best job printers xn & United States. We are prepared to print Fosters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads, isuw leading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick, etei, Bills of Fare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, ., te. Orders left with either of the wharf-boats will be promptly attended to. . River and Weather. , r y Thin' clouds veiled the face of the snn yesterday,' and " the day was muclucooler than for several days past. The river has fallen some two feet daring the 24 hoars ending' yesterday afternoon. Low water is now anticipated by many, and for the sake Of our wharf improvements we shall not b sorry to see the river go to an extreme low stage. ,i -. Arrival and Depart Drew. . 1 . The Only arrivals and departures up to yesterday afternoon were the Yorktown, St; Louis to Pittsburg; Armada, Cairo to EvansvHle; Tarascon and MaryAment, Louisville and return ; Superior, to Cairo ; Sam; Orr, to Eastport.;' ; ' ,-f..() , . "" 1 Boats) Diie.j ; ' Among the first boats due are the,. Emperor, Rowena, Armadillo, Citizen, Bertha," Silver Cloudy" Sherman, and New ) York, for St. Louis; Golden E&gle,r Anna, I and Liberty No. 2, for Memphis; N. Longworth, Argosy, H, Groesbecls, and West moreland, j for .New Orleans ; , American, Madison; Louisville, David White; and St, Cloud, .from New. tJrteans'l'. Kate RoW inson, Nashville, and Armenia, from SL Louis; Robert Burns and Morning Star, from Memphis f 3.' P. Webb; from , Nashville; ;' Wm. ', White, from. Green River; Ella Faber, from Louisville, i.-t , vi : : : -j ; i : v , jriseellaneoiiii. f"'( ' j ; : ' J,, There was, no unusual amount of business transacted on the levee yesterday. Indeed, we may say it was a dull day, there being scarcely any boats in port outside of the regular paokets.......The Yorktown passed up from St. Louis to Pittsburgh with a pretty good trlp.....;...The Armada had all the people she could carry, but a slim freight list The Tarascon had but little freight down yesterday, but a good many people. .......The Mary Anient had a moderately fair trip. Both -boats were comparatively light oil their return trips The 8am.. Or r gathered up a pretty fair trip for the Tennessee Eiver, but had room for good deal more The Superior bad 'about, half a load. She will be in Thursday evening in daylight, bringing excursion parties from Caseyvillr; Shawneetown, Union town, and Mt. Vernon, with a view to attend the New Metropolitan on Thursday night ti Boat Leaving; T-jiy. Fob Cairo. The high-headed and fleetfooted Armada goes to Cairo, at 2 o'clock to-day, offering the most iegant accommodations to passengers and shippers Hechief officers are those veteran and popular gentlemen, Capt.- Josh. Throop, Billy Dunn, and Val.Sorenson- No better float. For Louis vn.LK.The Ella Faber Is the regular packet for Louisville this evening. Capt. Peckeupaugh and John Ouerbacker are her elegant and accomplished office rsThe Liberty goes to Memphis on Thursday. .(-..I : ' '..: j;. Fob Obeen Rivkr. The ' elegant and finely-appointed Ada Lyon, Capt. Alt Edwards, goes to Green River this evening, and has fine passenger accommodations. Capt. Edwards will give passengers the kindliest attentions. 1 eieanlnra from Oar Exchange'. Cikcinkati. The Commercial of Sunday says: . . The Golden Eagle dropped down to the levee lost evening. She is in beautiful trim, and looks as gay as a peacock. 8 he leaves for Memphis On 'Wednesday in charge of Capt. Ben. M. Menielees. with Dr. W. H wr ww r . ... . . ... : .rmstrone in the office James Hainmill, 1, the champion sculler Of at Newcastle, England, on the 4th Inst. He was gallantly received by the Johnny Bulls. The CommerHaX of Monday says: y, .,.,. The weather wag clear and hot yesterday; with i ft; ; refreshing breeze, however, the mercury ranging at 85 degrees in the shade at noon, i At Pittsburgh last ni ght the river was failing,; with 8)4 feet in the channel. Here It has receded 15 inches during the 24 boum ending last night, with 14 feet henoe to Louisville. There is S$ feet in the canal. i,i,m : v t i 1 ;;. ' ut j'.i '' The, Alice Dean will not return to Memphis until there is more water and a revival in.trade. The Golden Eagle goes down In her place on. Wednesday. . . .. : Captain Marsh Harton returned from Pittsburgh yesterday. He reports steamboating unusually dull in that quarter. - The tow boat purchased by Captain J. R. Hatcher Is the Imperial, the price paid being 824,900.' l .H.vH.o'i.:,.? iuT: Mr. Henry Hllker, the gentlemanly and reliable river editor of the VolksblaU, was out yesterday for the first time in three weeks, having been confined to his room with a severe attack of bilious fever. His numerous steamboat friends will be delighted to meet him On the grade again. LotjisviLLE. The OourCer of Monday says:""' - ' . . v.. The river eontinues falling fast, with only five feet nine inches water in the canal by the- mark. - JJaring the previous forty-eight hours it had fallen twelve inches at the head of the falls, and three feet at Portland, the foot of the fails a very considerable fall in the stage of water, which, if it continues lor a day or two longer, will very much restrict navigation. On the falls last evening there were three feet niite inches water in the pass, down the Indian chute, and the river Rtill falling. In the morning there were barely 4 feet in the chute, and the Nick Longworth, under the guidance of Capt. Pinckney Varble, was safely taken through the chute to 1 Portland. She had near 100 tons of freight on board, and one knuckle slightly rubbed the rocks, as she was drawing all the water. The Cumberland was falling slowly Saturday evening, with four feet water on Harpeth Shoals. The Tempest left Nashville Friday .evening for this port. 1 St. Louis. The Vemocrat of Monday says : TherrtvertS declining here" fast." All the" upper rivers continue steadily on the decline. We anticipate having to report in a few days, boat aground in the different rivers; .The weather is sultry. Business is fair. . Tonnage in port last evening, light, but ample for the demand. ; Memphis. The Argut, referring to the bad boys that infest the wharf, says that six of the " Mackerels " were arrested yesterday morning and fined twenty-five dollars apiece, and being deficient in funds they will be compelled to try their hands on the fracturing of adamant instead of throwing .lit at steamboatmen.! . Eleven more have since been arrested. . , The Appeal, of Saturday says: ',' ,' .- The weather yesterday was very warm and sultry, though business on the levee seemed to improve by it, as there was much more activity than at any time within the past ten days. The river is still falling rapidly at this point, and since our last report has declined ten inches. . .. . . ,

The mate of the Memphis was arrested yesterday at the instance of a negro who had "jumped " that boat and claimed $10 for services rendered. He was taken be

fore the " Buro" which he gave a piece of ins iiiinu, na ior wnicn ne was sent to the Stockade. If this state of things continues there will be but one course left for steamDoatmen to fo'-'.owj viz. : not to employ ne- : xi is cenamiy a great outrage that negroes can claim and receive pay for ser vices rendered. ", New Orleans. The' Times of the 16th says:; V , . "; Business inn thp levpe vesterdftv seemed to be a litle more active than on Its predecessor, while arrivals and departures were not ofa great number. . , - r . . ; The weather since our last, was about the same as on the previous day; Rather close in the forenoon, but in the aiernoon a heavy shower fell, Which, cooled the at mosphere to a considerable extent. The arrivals were the Louisville from Louisville, and the Olive Branch And At lantic from St. Louis. The above packets brought in ample trips of both passengers and freight. - - COMMISSION CARDS. p. s. dijsouciiet & con gener AL FORWARDING AND CQM- ' MISSION MERCHANTS, ' ' ' No. 33 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. 3 Factors forsale of all kinds of. West ern and Southern Produce. Consignments and orders solicited. - i . v. j . 1 i ug21-6m FE. ER, JUEDE BKEGn PBESTOX iU . Wholesale Grocers s ...... 1 and Commigiiioii 31ercla.nt I . j 12 WATER STREET, fi 3 vol ; (Near Wall street,) New York. BEAK KVrEHHSR. ' J ' 1 i : S .-e. ...aOpf'A. HA3DENBEROH.: it may? d3m , ALEX. HOWELL '4-(!,'';,: ' . . Upper Wharf boat Proprietors, ,ti FORWARDING AND COMMISSION . ; "';; ' MERCHANTS, ' ', i : 'and General Steamboat Agents, ' ' 1 " , Hhawneetown, Illinois. N.B. Particular attention given to col lectlng purchase charges. ' , , , apr28 3m F. II. Ell 12 51 AX fc CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING, - 1 Corner Locust and Water Bts., Evahsvltle.. ...Indiana . Agents Star Union Line, Fast Freight lane, via I'enusyivania jentrai itauroao. Khortest and quickest Route to the Eastern Sr" Cars run through, to and from Ev ansville, without transfer. ' Msg- Time and rates cuaranteed. . oct3-6m F. R. HV8TON, DUKE NICHOLSON. HUSTON Ac CO., 1 i . r - Forwarding ssd Cesrmlsslon AND WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS, Evansville,............ Indiana. . ntovStf - J. T. COX.. ..F. M. HUMPHREY. COX & HUMPHREY, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, General Steamboat Agents AND HI f-jr ;f A -T'rt"T!r WHARFBOAT;, PE0PBI?T0RS, i.ii ii IS Ci .1 FOOT OF SYCAMORE STREETALSO, DEALERS IN nay, Corn, Oats, Flour, Eaeon, -AND Country Produce Generally. Office No. 7 South Water Street. 3- Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments. .,! apr7-tf - TO FARMERS. T. B. Sf ATTKEWS. W. G. FtTLLKKTON. ',..,. Late of Louisville, Ky. 1 MATTHEWS & FILLEBT0X. Dealers in ' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, 1 Wood and Willow Ware, and ' ' L :'';:.: HOUSE FURNIBHI N G ARTICLES No. 46 Main Street, i s f noti tf. a EVANSVILLE, IND The Farmers' Companion.-" 1 J. M. GLEICHMANr Offers his improved Stump Extractor to the public. This Machine is one of the most useful to farmers now in use, and is designed for three Important purposes: 1st, To extract Stumps: 2d, To haul Saw Logs; 3d, To raise and haul large Rocks. .It is durable, simple and. cheap. . Two men can work it, - Farmers who wish their fields and meadows clean of Stumps will find it to their interest to get one of these Machines. -For particulars apply to - ? 1 . ; : w J. M. GLEICHMAN, No. 88 Main Street, opposite Court House, mrll-3mdw Evansville, Ind.

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1866.

STEAMBOATS -' - - 1 - w " RegTilar Henderson Packet The new and fleet Steamer CURLEW,; W. B. McLkan. Master : ' ! J. W. Banks, Clerk; Will run as a regular packet between Evansville and Henderson, making cer tain connections with the early train on the E. and C. Railroad for the North and East. Leaves Evansville Daily, at 4 p.m. Leaves Hendersos Daily, at 7 a.m. mayl4 tf . . . . '. - - - ; .OLD RELIABLE ; XJ. S. MAIL LINE rox: Otensboro, Cannelton, and Lo nisville. The new and elegant Passenger Steamer 5 JOHN T, McCOHBS, " ' M. b. Warren, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY MO A 1 AY. at 10 a.m.: and THIRSBAY, at 6 p.m. ROSE KITE, Ballard. Master : 1 - John Otjerbacher, Clark; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY , w tmMim AJCfVi 9 cav v 1 ciiv sAiutAi, at p.m. : The magnificent side-wheel Packet Jim LtTSK.' Master: vttvni. f.-':-- , r . John Pendleton, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TUESA.Y. at 4 p.m.: and 7 NATl'KDAY, at 9 a.m. These boats have been refitted; and xtt refurnished throughout, and are now in first-rate order for the accommodation of the public. , Freights received : at all ' times',1 free of charge, and all information furnished, by ' ; ut'sivn & Agents. a. 1. uillxoke, supenntenaent, may8 tf Louisville, Ky. FOR CJUt KN BIVERT" THE FLEET 4 ELEGANT STEAMER illiWM. WHITE DRINKWATEK. ....J. Master. Will leave Evansville every MONDAY ana TiiUKWUAY at 6 o'clock r, m., for Ro chester ana all way ports. For Freight or Pa-ssage, apply on board. 1 jan-2-tf . , Regular Tuesday Paeket- . llransTille to ashrille. The elegant Light-Draught Steamer, ARGOSY ! VANDEGRIFT ......-.....'...Master. Wil leave Evansville for Nashville, as a regular packet, every TUESDAY, at 4 o'clk f. Jt. decl6-dtf Regrular Friday Packet Nashville. for Tlie Elegant Passenger Steamer WEBB ! HOUUE BROWN.. Matwter. .Clerk T. W. WILSON. - . . " Leaves Evansville every FRIDAY At 4 j ' Freight received and recel ipted for at all hours, by . HUSTON Jany-6-tf & CO., Ag'ts. PEOPLE'S HtfE. FOR OWENSBORO AND LOUISVILLE. The New and Elegant Steamer ifJlIARTT. AIIENT! A. LITER.. l.w .Ctt.1n. W. H. Cafeary and Billy Liter, Clerks. " Leaves Huston A Co.'s Wharf-hoat pv-rrv TUESDAY at 5 o'clock p. M., and SATUR DAY at 10 o'clock A. m. For Freight ox Passage, apnl v to feblO-tf .UHiJii lu, Agents. Louisville r-i and x Memt)Ms Weeklv 1 MORMNG STAB, Capt. Dallas; Frank Banksmith, Clerk, Leaves Louisville everv Saturdav at 5 n.m. rasses evansville every minaay, at vi m. leaves Memphis every Tuesday, at 6 p.m. tr asses evansville every Thursday, at I p.m. For freight or passage apply to ! ' COX A HUMPHREY. A cents. apr 21 d3m, .1 ., . . . , .i -wi . . ; 1 . . ' i . . -, r? United States Hail I Evansville unci Cairo 8emiWeekly 31 all Line. The elegant new Passenger Steamer, AEMADA, JOSH V. THROOP. ............Master. OHAEMER. A. LOWTH Master. W LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY Monday, , Thursday, and Wednesday, Saturday, . -i At 2 o'clock P. M. LEAVES CAIRO EVERY : . . Tuesday, , Friday and Thursday, r Sunday, 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 alf hours, by n7 , , , . HUSTON CO., Ag'ts. Eegukc Greea River Packet LP'mum MYRTIE, John HtJRD. Master: . C. A. Sheppard, Clerk; . Will run as a regular Semi-Weekly Packet in the Green River trade. " - ; Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock p.m. - For freight, or passage apply on Jftoari Or to . . , . r f inayldtf 1. COX A HUMPHREY, Agents: Notice to Whom itmay CJoncera. ; r f ! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR any debts contracted by Edw. O'Brien. maylS dlw 1 j THOMAS O'BRIEN. -1

STEAMBOATS.

Regular Green River Packet ; ; ' ' The new Steamer 1 ' -MA'LYON, V;, ,,. Alf. H. Edwards, Commander,' Will leave Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6 o'clock p.m., forWoodbury and all way places.' The Ada Lyon has splendid two-flued boilers.' . . . , .- For freieht or Taasma.ee! annlv on board. may21tf" . , . . r old reliable; ; ; XJ. S. .tAIL X.I3STE .': Oj!: v.-? r': - fob - oil .'"'ru OwBnsboro, Cannelton, and Louisville. The -new and elegant Passenger Steamer JOHN T; McCOMBiS. Huston Combs, Master; ' ; :.v-. .. jj. m. warren, viera; LEAVES EVANSVTIXK EVERY . HOSBAT, at 10 a.m and ' !! ii . v XIIl'KSBAI.atep.m.. ROsifiiiTE. r ! h Ballard, Master; i l" 1"'' -:.T ...... . JOHN uuerbacher, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WEDS ES1 A Y, at p.mt and ' - : The magnificent side-wheel Packet ' . TARASCONi i Jim Lusk Master; ., ,.r.,.. :r, r ' john jfENDLETON, cierk; . ''LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY -i--TCESIAY,atp.m.; and , T. '- n a. 1 1 tt wax, at a.m. These boats have been refitted and refur nished throughout, and are now in first rate order for the accommodation of the public-i '-"J ' .O'iiii I'V'ju -.: i FreiEhts received at all times; free of charge, and all information furnished, by : -i , ; tx a. re Jtii. nirii z j Agents, v A. T. Gillmore. Surerintendent. . - mayie tf j. enl hn -i Loulsvlllej Ky." Regular Tuesday lPacket for I'uducan, j ounHOuviUe and Jiastport. . ' v i The elegant light.: Steamer Draught SAM." ORR, a:i A. J. Duncan. Canf ..g. W. VrNYAEh. Cl'k. Will leave Evansville everY Tuesdav af 4 j o'clock p. m., for the above and all intermeaiate ports, matins connection at Johnsonville with the Railroad for Nashville. and at Eastnort with the regular packets for Florence, Ala.. For freight or passage HUSTON & CO., i .7;.v Agents. appiy on ooara, or to aecMdtf , .. . j; Regular People's Line Packet. SHAWNEETOWN, PADUCAH & CAIRO 11., . SEMI-WEEKLY. The iArge and Commodious Side-Wheel 1? t- Steamer, ' C3TTT"T'TT"rTsV'T. Capt. C R. Rudd .: Jack Grammar, Clerk Leaves the foot of Main Street evrv Tumu day and Friday at 3 o'clock, making posluve connections ax vairo wltn Kt. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans Packets, and .(. Evansville with Louisville Packets, taking through Freight and Passengers for all pwiuui at me lowest rates. JOHN B. HALL, U ! COX A HUMPHREY, J gents" aprS IIACHII7ISTS. WILLIAM HEILMAN, (Successor to Kratz & Heilman,) Manufacturer and Builder of PORTABLE AND STATIONARY . . 1 STEAM ENGINES AND B0IIERS, SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, ' Threshing Machines, Cotton and Tobaeco Presses, CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, &., Ac., EVANSVILLE, IND. . - w. UA f vn MM.vSr order on short notice. - IRON AND BRASS CASTINOS ' l" of every description. ''",' Dealers in Steom nnnml flnm 'Roltinir Fire Bricks. WrnncrVil. Irnn Pines RnltiritJ Cloths, Ac, at manufacturers' prices. u j REPAIRING done st short notice. apr25

COlimSSIOIf.CARDS.

BbOWK, DTJNICEK801 A Co, - 'V ; - , -. -. . - - Evansville, IndV K SCHOEULATJB, New Albany, Ind. i R K. DUNKERSON & CO., Forwarding and Commission ; k i :.. Merchants --r-' NEW ALBANY. INDIANA. Agents for the , Bellefontaine Cotton "-''fv'Tf j-,t!r.'4-Express.-i; 1 ', ,'. : y pct24 6m. iir J. C. Dusouchet & Co., FORWARDING," COMMISSION & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, OW Block, next door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Ind. I octl8 1..' 1 , . .. . DAN. AIKEN. A. E. SHARP. R. W. HARPER. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . 112 Poy drasetreet New Orleans, La nov22tf i R1IARPE & KMITII,' PRODUCE '.AND .COMMISSION MERDealers in Flour. Hay, Corn, Oats, .Grass ".. .Seeds, and Produce generally,,. ,1 No. 5 Soutbl Water Street, tn'tr a.-i ..i-: i 4 ni.o.i . ' Evansville: Ind. ' All orders promptly filled. - - -- apr23 FORWARDING & COMMISSION , MERI CHANT," STEAMBOAT AGENT, " , ' And Whaif boat Proprietor, Evansville, ,.' octl8 Indiana. -.ii in tvf Produce and :(3oimissioiiVM6rcliajit JiO. 274 FROST STREET, :' Warehouse Cor. Commerce and Second1 i 1 -KtVTuriyaTa t-ckthi WILt MAKE UBE1U1; CASH advances on consignments nf ti-o duce and Merchandise. -... , rt i; , . . . . With ample cash facilitijit an extensive acquaintance, and reasonable charges, I wm Kimrauiec juj ui'ni, ynorw to give satisfaction In every particular. , , f ;j , Jxejrrences : &fi Evnnvilie, Ind First National Bank. Mpmtihls. tnii. apr23 3m j.rr , ; , Speed, Summers t Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 1 ! . COMMERCIAL AGENTS. OfHjce No. 59 Poydras street, i ! NewOrueaks, La. CarletOn, Foute A Co., New Yorkl Speed, Donoho & Co., Memphis, Tenn. Caeart. Stockard & Co., MobUe, Ala. . dec30' dtTj- u.i. :-j . . -i .- . 'V A. 8. HAYH-JRST. J.; . WHITAKEB. Ilayhurst & Wnittaker,' PRODUCE COMMISSION A FORWARD- . '-fy-"ING MERCHANTS.".", ' . : ' No! i'J.."..J....South Water SU Dealers in Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Corn E. H. FA1RCHILD. Verhoeff Bros., j John W. Bingham, N ew Orleans. 18. f. . JLJW AO-Y AAA2, Falrchild, Ter&oeflf & Bingham, fjommission Merchants,' r 82 Magazine street, . . New Orleans, La. .novzuaom L. X. BAIRD. , H. J3TART (Successors to W. M. Aiknian A Co) GESEHll AGENTS, ' PRODITCE, Forwardlne and Commission Mer chants; Evansville, .Indiana Refer to Hi vi. wneeier. -res t nrst national Hank. jiu nara j vrr, j mh? jt rci-iiuttnt evansville national rsanK. .-r - , Agents for Ohio River Salt Col ' noll-ly TRAHSPORTATIOir. I New Express Route. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY AVING MADE THE NECESSARY ; arrsnirmenlx Willi tbe Loninvllla.iI Henderson and the Evansville and Palm racket companies, that old and reliable lnsutHiion is preparea to ao a general Express Business at all the mail landings between Louisville ana uairo. lann 01 Freights very low. Patronage is respectfully solicited, aprl 8dtf - r . ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. THE ADA5IN EXPRESS COM PA -ny respectfully announce to their friends and patrons the public of Evansville and vicinitv that, with increased fa cilities for the transportation of . t f Freight, Packes, Money (tuid : i They solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of valuable packages. -:;.,-Anv Information in reeard to the routes Ac, can be obtained at the office on First street, next door to the Poet-oflice. mane . ttiUMAa maiixulja, Agent.

TRAIJSPORTATIOIT:

Star TJnion Xiiio -0-0- : Li a 1 .iKii'i a f'.s:.l U;'-:.vV.r j.iJ LThe UNION RAILROAD AND TRAN9-1 POKTATION COMPANY via Pennsylvania (Ailentown nute), Steuben villa, Ohio and Indiana Central Railroad, baa pei fected arrangemenu bywhieh it can oiSet , a reliable FAST FREIGHT LIME, Between Evansville and Eastern cities. . . The Company c was and controls -. Eight Hundred lew Cars -1 11.1 Built expr express! tsly Tor this trade, and Ut ROUGH between the EastRUN TH ern and Western cities i without mAiTsmi, . Which enables it to avoid th lnjurioas d- ,'- lays so generally prevalent at -.!. ; transhipping point i 1 -; .i i ! P ' i ! i i'JA i i '.!' r-'liif Mi. fc iJil I.j ' . 1 ciN THBJtoQH TO AND FROM EXSVI',Vf WITHOUT TRANS;, - FI;ItTIIR GUARANTEED a-RATEaouARANTl-D TO " AH'rf FROM EVANSVILLE ' X-r:j UND EASTERN CITim '- J-;"';' j . i 'NLY " NINE -DAYS ; TO f "'-'''w ' ; AND FROM'' EVAN8VILL1?J ''-' V AND NEW YORK, AND FJGHf ! t , rAYS TO AND FROM EVANS V ILLS' AiND PHILADELPHIA 'A BALTIMORE 1 ' The Line is managed throughout by men of transportation experience equal to anyi in the country, whose aim it will be to reft- j der satisfaction to its patrons. Agents ot . the Company are authorised to settto0 claims for damages or detention at destination, instead of the usual custom of re ferring them back to point of shipment. Parties ordering freight from-either of the Eastern cities should direct shippers to mam acitagea . Star Union line, ',' fi .t. .i '. t ij L. i. '.'t -t J ' --i '1 C T Ifi-3 'JkA and refer them to: agenu ii this "Compafi for shlPDine directioiut.- raAtm tima r " tracts, Ac, ......... .-.. , ,;, , r -t'r. , Pa"e8 shipping to Eastern cities frota ' ; . ,r AGENT STAR UNION L1NE I )r

At Evansville, (advising him of th s&m 4 by mall,) who will issue throuh biUs of , hiding, giving rates, time, eontrci, . - ' '

' ; . AGENTS IN THE EAST. ; , i-.j--.

GEO. J. IT ARRIS TT W&aKtiurfAn atrtt ' 1

Boston. ... , ., ..,:-..-.(.-.

J. L. GOS8LER, 271 Broadway, New Yor. ... JOHN Mcknight. ls rrh44nBt .tJT

Philadelphia. : . ...... .,..,-, I CHAS. II. KOONft. esnwir fVintra on1 Calvert streets, Baltimore..

: AGENTS IN THE WEST. ; "

W. E. ROBINSON, LouisvillOr . n. r. wit a i , inaianapolls. W. W. CHANDLER. Chkupn. 1 D. 8. GRAY. General SunerintandAct'I Evansville oSioa. , - F. H.EHRMAN, ' f 1 . Aareut. mar20 r . . "SEOWlf, 1 DUNK EES ON & CO evansville, Indiana; ' Commission Merchants 1 AND ai sv '..t -v. n , J TIPS.'

FORWARDING AGEm-3. j I ir : - '.4' i ' ' "; ; Also, especial Agents for the 1

!i fi if Bellefontaine Cotton , : Express,'. ' -. n-7 S r i ' 1:10': And Erie Trans portAtioQ CVx. Bellefontaine Cotton Exuresa Only Ten Days to Ti'ew Tork. TIME GUARANTEED. ; ! rjniiin Lightwiko kxphfss littss JL for the transmission ot Cotton to t&o uHt, by dispatch, is now fully established. ' r ixme aiua 01 xnwung wui oe given. TIME THROUGH, TEN DAYS. ' Consignments solicited. BROWN. DUNKEKHOW A CO . feb27tf . Agents. ranvlll. iod. Erie Transportation Ccnpmys TIME EXPRESS. TEN DAYS FROM NEW YORK TO EVANSVILLE. Time Guai'anteed. This Express is now ready for business. Through receipts given and time guaranteed by DAKUMH Agent. -, 10. a Broadway, New Yor corK. O. W. abbott. Aeen iMo. 1.1 tate street. Boston. BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO., feb27tf Agents, Evansville, Ind. : IIH1AM JVKLSO, TJ. mj AUCTIONEER, Has permanently located his Auction ' " ' Room at .' ' j . ' No. 85 Main Strrw, .' '. (Opposite the Washington House), wher he will attend to all kinds of A notion bast ness: To the seiling of Merchandise, Wagpons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate . Auction Days Tcmday, Thursday and Saturday of each week. Cash advances on consignments. Refers to all the ctfth sens of Evansville who know him. Win give his whole time to hi business. apl

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