Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 January 1867 — Page 7

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1867.

NEW ORLEANS. P. S. DaSOUCHET & CO.,

(;!: General Commission and Forwarding n ,,'s Ppydraa Street, , 1--".vtOTTT iOEZAXS, LA., v t'-iH ir-i'.'i ,i'HSi i. - ' -j 4AU kinds of Western and Southern Pn lmee, Consignments and Order solicited. iaecl5dtf.;- f-iA .yo:-kH..,j ' ., '1 ; e. , Campbell, b. ?. glover . GEO. G., CAMPBELL &, CO., COpiSSIOX MERCOAXTS, i,h No. 59 Poydraa Street, . ,..r , NEW ORLEANS. i.t,o . ..It .? REFERENCES, t - i : '. Cox A Humphrey, Evansville, Ind. ,. . . Carey, Stewart & Lanterman, Grayvllle, Illinois. ' ' ' , ' Terry 4 Smith, Louisville, KyJ : , City National Bank, New Orleans. . decI5d6m. ! ,., ., . 3P. n 'O- yO'Ifciley. General Commission Produce and Forwarding Corner Poydras and New Levee Sts., -.NEW ORLEANS, LA . Reference the Great West decl5dly. BAM. H. KENNEDY, i : i , i JULIUS VAIRIN. PAUL E. MORTIMER. S. H. KENNEDY & CO., 'COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Receivers of Pork, Bacon, Flour, Rope - 1 i and whisky, S3 57 Poydras Street, New Orleans, decladly. - j ? - b. s.0WA8," H. n basket, JTe'wOrleans. yf.u. wtESTON,"New York. ' " Catlin frkston, Hutsonville, 111. 6eo. r. preston, Evansville, Ind. , .wjf. K. Williams, Calhoun,: Ky. HOWARD, PRESTONS & BARRETT Cotton and Tobacco Factors COMMISSION MEB! II A TS MmwlliS Comuiou -Street,. "' $NEW ORLEANS, LA. ,-( f,t invi -REFERENCES.--(. t : eo..W. Ratuborie, President Evansville National Bank .1. .-: .Preston Brothers, Evansville, Ind. : . -James Robb, Esq., President Louisiana NattonalBank, New Orleans. C. P. Norris, Esq., Cashier First National Bank, Memphis. - G. R. f Rntter. Esq., President Tennessee National Bank, Memphis. . Maj. J. J. Mnrphy, President Memphis Insurance Company. ? . - deeladtf.- , " Speed, Snminers & Co., ; Cotton and Tobacco Factors, ' -i ' ". .. .... , . GENERA I COMMISSION MERCHANTS V". ' and, . ' ; COMMERCIAL AGENTS., . Office No. 59 Poydras street, Jt 1 Nkw Orlkans, La. , Carleton, Foute & Co., New York. Speed, Donoho & Co., Memphis, Tenn. Cazart, Stockarddt Co., Mobile, Ala. dec30'65dtf . r DAN. AIKEN. A. K. BHAKF. K. W. HARPER. DAN. AIKEX dc CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 112 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. nov22tf . 8. M. BARTON.-M. M. POOL.... W. M. AIRMAN. S. M. BARTON & CO., Commission Merchants 1? Tclioupltonlas Street, . NEW ORLEANS, LA. E. H. Faircthld. , . J. w. Binghah. FAmCBILD & BINGHAM, - - -A ' i 1 : J t i ' ' Commission 3Iercliants . 81 Magazine Street, ' nov20 dly -i NEW ORLEANS. MEMPHIS CARDS. H. McDONOUGH & CO., Wholesale Produce and Commission MERCHANTS, f . 29S 1-2 Front Street, MEMPHIS, TENN. declodlm. E. J. COMER. GEO. S. RICHARDSON. COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton Factors, Storage; Commlssionand Forwarding MERC II A NTS, Clinton Street, MEMPHIS, TENN. r REFERENCES. : Chas. Northrop A Co., Memphis: Foster Bros., Cincinnati; Jas. Viba & Co., Boston ; Jas. B. Fenby.St. Louis; J. B. Klrtland, Hill, Talmadge fe Co., New York. declod:im. G. J. GRAMMER. 8. D. WELCH. CiltAMMEK A CO., Commission Merchants find Dealers in Feed and all Western Produce, No. 355 Front 'Street, MEMPHIS, TENN. References: F. H. Ehrrnan fe Co.; Cox & Humphrey.Prompt attention paid to all business entrusted to us. Orders solicited. Liberal ailvances made on consignments. ' ocydt" HOUSEKEEPER'S EMPORIUM. : Cook dc iiealy, Dealers in Choice Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fine Teas and ColleesNo. 76 Main c treet, Evansville, lnL deo513m.

STEAMBOATS.

Independent Low Pressure Packet QUICKSTE P, ; ,,Jti -f , , H. T. DEXTER, Master, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 -.30 p.m. , , . , ..... j ' Stopping at all Way Landings. ' 'The QUICKSTEP is an entirely new ' Xbw. Pressure Packet, - ' The only one In the West, combining en . tire safety from Explosion, with , . crreat Sreed and Comfort. Particular attention given to way busi ness and the filling oi orders. . . , ; ;o - i THE . , ' : QUICKSTEP connects at Cairo ". with Railroads and , Packets, both North and outn; ai Evansville North and East, and at Pad ucah with Packets for ' the Tennessee and Cum- . berland Rivers. dec21 dtf Regular Evansville and Nashville ;' The elegant Light-Draught Steamer CHATTANOOGA, Henry Scott, Master; . . v i , ; . . . v Bob Frrgtjson, Clerk, , Will run as a regular packet from Evansville to Nashville, making all way laudIn as. For freight or passage apply on noara, or to dec3 dtf Agents. United States Mail ""' , ' and ' ' ' , ' ADAMSl EXPRESS CO.'S . JACKETS. " : ' THE ETAK8VIIXX AJfD CAIRO MAIL PACKET COMPANY will henceforth run their elegant Steamers, carrying the Adams Exgress Company's Messengers and United tates Mali, for Henderson, Mt. Vernon, Uniontown, Shawneetown, Casey ville.Golconda, Smithland, Pad ucah, Metropolis. Cairo, and all other points on the Lower Ohio, making a - - ' . .:.'' BEI.IABIJE DiJLT MAIL , and EXPRESS. LINE, i 3 t Running as follows: ' - '! The elegant and fleei Steamer' " ' ;f ' GHAEMERj W. A. Lo wth , Master .......Fowler, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 3 p.m. , . . . i ,. The splendid side-wheel Steamer AEMADA, H. T. Dkxtkr, Master..WM. Dttkw, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 3 p.m. ,;, The elegant and light-draught SAM OKU, Duncan, Master .Sokenson, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 p.m. SB-LEAVE CAIRO DAILY on arrival of 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 Jul 2 HUSTON & CO., COX & HUMPHREY, R. K. DUNKERSON A CO., Ag'ts. OLD RELIABLE XJ. S. MAIL LIISTE . f FOR ... Owensboro, Cannelton, and Louisville. The new and elegant Passenger Steamer JsSJ nfrnnxTTATn cm a t 1U.UXVU AJ. IT OIAXi, IkisDouuis, Master; , - , M. D.Warrkst. Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY JIOXUAT, at 10 a.m. ; and . , THURSDAY, at 6 p.m. . The magnificent side-wheel Steamer Gilmork, Master ; LEAVES EVANSVIT.T.P. EVKRV WDSSDA, at 6 p.m. ; and DAI iuua x , at p. m. ' " The elegant and fleet " : 1 X ROSE HITE, : A. Ballard, Master ; - . Georgk Patterson, Clerk ; ' LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TUESDAY, at 6 p.m. ; and , , 'KIAY,at6p.m, These boats have been refitted and refurnished throughout, and are now in firstrale order far the accommodation of the public. Freights received at all times, free of charge, and all information fu ruished, by COX & HUMPHREY, and .' R. K. PUHKERSON & CO.,' Agents. R. H. "Woolfolk, Superintendent, maylO tf Louisville, Ky. Daily Henderson Packet. ' The fine Steamer News Boy. C. G. PERKINS, Master. ; Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 o'clock, p. M. Freights received at all hours at the Mammoth "Wharfboat. R. K. DUNK ifiRSON & CO., Agents. nov2 dtf Regular Evansville, Paducah, and Eastport Packet The fleet and elegant Packet JirliaiitoiAi, R. HODGE BROWN, Master; .,,,"- -COM WILSON, Clerk, ill run as a regular packet between Evansville and Eastport, Miss. Leaves Evansville every Friday at 4 p.m. Leaves Paducau every Saturday at 10 a.m. Returning, Leaves Eastport every Monday at 12 m. Leaves Paducah every Wednesday at 5 a.m. Arrives at Evansville every Thursday at 7 a.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to COX & HUMPHREY, Agents. octll dtf : Regular Green River Packet The new Steamer ' S ADA LYON, Alf H. Edwards, Commander, . Will leave Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6 o'clock p.m.? for Woodbury and all way places. The Ada Lyon has splendid two-flued boilers. For freight or passage apply on board, in ay a tf

STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West has better facilities or greater ability for doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort ment, oi joDxype, tnougn very large ana 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, tsins baaing, caras, uecu ana Meal Ticketa. Bills of Fare. Mates' Ticket for Labor. 4c, 4c, Orders left with-either of the wnari-Doaw wui be promptly attended to, Weather and Water. 1 ClNCIlWATT. Jan. 7. The river haa rattan 19 inches, with 13 feet and 2 Inches in the cnannei. w earner clear. Thermometer, 30, The weather was clear and very cold yes terday morning, with heavy white frost the second in succession. Another, accord' ing to the old rule, bringa a change of wea ther, which, we hope, will be for the better During the day the temperature morderated, and it was quite pleasant at noon, and thawing. The river is falling rapidly, and leaving great piles of ice on the levee. There are still large quantities of heavy ice in the river, but it is not so thick as heretofore, and boats, we think, could now come up without very great risks. We have no definite news from above or be low. ' - ' Arrivals. . The Ada Lyon and Wm. White, from Green River to return, were the only arrivals up to 3 o'clock yesterday. MlaeellaneonR. ' The Alice V. was receiving large quantities of furniture, manufactured in this city, and shipped by the various manufac turers. Also about 5.000 sacks of corn from R. K. Dunkerson & Co. She would go out loaded to 7 feet The Wm. White brought out of Green . River 40 coops of poultry, 150 dressed ihogs, and divers lots of miscellaneous freights. She and the Lyon were preparing to return to Green River last , evening, with considerable freight.... ...... The Ada Lyon brought out a lot of hooppoles........The White went up toCeralvo on Friday....CapUin Graham, of the Lyon, Informs ns that the country for miles around the mouth of Green RiV' er haa been rendered desolate of rabbits, squirls, quails, and all other kinds of game. He does not think there is a deer within fifty miles of - the mouth, except a pet owned by. the clerk of the Pink Varblel The boatmen, are having 'quantities of fun.....Captain Vawter telegraphed for the David White to come to this port, and she will probably be here this evening, to load for New Orleans. -We think one of the Cairo packets will most likely come our of Green river, to-day, and leave for Cairo ......Captain J. V. Throup arrived from St. Louis yesterday morning. He has our thanks for St. Louis papers of Sunday. The city is lull of steamboat captains and clerks impatiently waiting events. Capt. Vawter employs the colored troops on board to aid in loading, and the African soldiers are making better wages than they will when they get into the field and take to burnishing sabres. They reduce a corn pile rapidly, and no mistake. ' eieanlugs from oar Exchanges, Cincinnati. The Commercial of Satur day says : The weather was clear and mild vesterday. with the wind from the south and southwest all day, and the mercury rang ing at 44 uegrees at noon, .navigation is still suspended from Pittsburg to Evansville. There is considerable heavy running ice here, yet the ferryboats are still making occasional trips to Newport and Covington. At Pittsbursf the river is falling, with four feet in the channel. Here the river has receded nineteen inches during the past twenty-four hours, with sixteen feet hence to Louisville. The Shamrock. Capt. Geo. W. Cullum. is Eartially loaded, and will leave for St. oulsassoon as navigation is resumed. -The wind and weather yesterday were favorable for a resumption of navigation. yet some days may elapse before we have a general thaw and boats in motion again. The following is a list, of boats laid ud at this port: Emerald, Silver Moon, Mary r.rwiu, nami-uuii, ouamrocn, .Leonora No. 2, Armadillo, Lawrence, Emma No. , Edinburgh. Silver Spray. Rowena. Poto mac, Starlight, Belle Vernon, R. C. Gray, Impor-er, and St. Charles. ... -. LouisviLiJE.The Courier, of Saturday! says: , -, The river continues fanine fast, with six and one-half feet water In the canal last evening, and four and one-half feet water in the pass down the Indian chute on the fans, xne weatner nas moderated very materially, and the thermometer at noon ranging at 47. with no indications of freezing last night. There was, however, a sharp frost yesterday morning, the third in succession, and. unless " all siarns fail In dry weather," we may look out for rain or snow. The river during the twenty-four hours ending with last evening had fallen six incnes atine neao oi ine lans, ana eighteen inches at Portland. It was full of heavv m sses of floating ice all day, and none of tne steamooats nave as yet summoned sufficient fortitude to try the hazards of navi gation at present. We have, however, known boats to make safe and successful trips in far heavier ice than we have yet had this season. One of the Jeffersotiville ferry boats was making occasional trips yesterday, and the ferrys at New Albany were making regular trips. The ice at the feot of the falls has become far less formidable than it was a day or two ago. We think tlie navigation of the lower Ohio both safe and practicable for good boats, though it may be rather damaging on wheel-arms and buckets. The underwriters 1n this city have not, as far as we have heard, refused to take risks on any of the boats in port, merely requiring the assurance of the Captain that he thinks he can take his boat out. The navigation of the upper Ohio, above the falls, is, we think, very hazardous, and far more difficult than the lower Ohio, and none of the mail boats are expected to renew their trips for several days. Capt. Conner, of the Laurel Hill, now at Portland, preparing to start South, will be compelled to use three of the locked-up safety-valves, the law requiring one to each pair of boilers. She has five boilers, and will have to take these valves, which, at $200 apiece, is a pretty heavy tax. The safety-valve, as we h tve stated, is a very commendable thing, as, with them, the pressure of steam cannot exceed the limit, as the valves open and relieve the extra pressure as well as give warning. It also relieves the engineer of responsibility, and we may add the trouble of trying to keop up steam. Now these " locked up safety valves" are looked upon as a sort of legal humbug, if the expression is admissable, and the order forcing the use of a particularly designated valve upon the whole community is not only regarded as an unwarranted assumption and monopoly, rut a sort of " bluff game'' without the shadow of authority. After the so-called locked up safety valve is placed upon the boilers the management of the thing at last has to be wholly in the hands of the engineer. Oi course a good engineer, and a conscientious man, will not tamper with the valve, but merely ruu up his steam to the " blowing off" point, and then go no . further. But we here state that these so-called locked up safety valves have never yet been locked up, and we don't suppose they ever will lock 'em up. All that is now required, is to " set 'em up" and let the engineer run 'em.

St. Louis. The Democrat of Saturday

says: . ; .. . .... . . The weather was quite mild all day yesterday. ' The river was very near station ary. The ice does not appear at all formi dable plenty of it. but mere siush. Any Steamer could run in it, and the ferryboats have no trouble whatever. At least one boat will be loading for New Orleans, and probably one for Memphisv one for Nashville, and one for Johnson vllle. There is a very considerable accumulation: of freight iur ooutnern points, ana pernaps enougn to load the Lc rena for the Ohio. , The 1111 nols ice is rotting, but will not move for a wees to come, even witn uninterrupted fine weather. . There will be no approach to navigation : in the Mis-ouri, probably, until March. Keokuk and.Quincy are Buui, out irom us yet, out oniy, it is tnougnt, by floating ice. ...j t; : i A Cairo dispatch of Friday to the Demo crat H&ya : -. , : --! V s- ft. i The Ruth, after workine thirteen hours. succeeded In getting through. - She reports that the gorge commenced moving freely this evening, and - boats can now get uuuugu witnout aimcuity. . . . -j : : Memphis. The Bulletin of ; Wednesday last says: j. . .. .-; : -;, : Josh Throop has left Cincinnati to resume charge of the Armada, and outrun uu run out ne uicustep, ii possible. The Bulletin Is nearly as well posted, in reference to matters in this vicinity, as the paper which reported that the Mepham had gone to Green River. STEAMBOATS. Regular Wabash River Packet The Light-Draught and Elegant Steamer . t " i 1 . : . . " i .' I Louisa, ' Tom Bolus, Master; C. Crawford. Clerk,' WiU enter the Evansville and Wabash River trade as a regular packet upon the opening oi navigation. ne nas come to stay. ...... Jan4dU TRANSPORTATION. Old, Reliable, fcnd Responsible. Capital . . . $10,000,000. aBa'ms:;;;;: Express Company, ESTABLISHED 1848. -i " ; s . . ' - ORGANIZED 1834U ?. .'IT The Only Company having Ramifications throughout the Continents 1 and Connections with the ' , ; . Whole World. ,, , GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and t SOUTHERN EXPRESS LINE. THE ADAMS EXPRESS OOMPAXT, at its office in Evansville, solicits a continuance of the patronage of the public, referring to its superior facilities of transportation, its vast domestic and inter national connections, its prompt liquidation of all losses, and its sterling reliability. Especial care taken in the collection of Bills. Drafts. Notes, and the transportation of Money and Valuable Packages Mercnanaise received ror delivery on payment of the accompanvina bill, and proceeds returned promptly. Transport heavy and light freights, packages, and parcels as low as all other forwarders. Any information In reeard to the routes. Ac, can be obtained at the office. No. IS SOUTH FIRST STREET (Chandler's Block). T. GAITHER, Agent. nov!4 dtf STOVE WORKS. SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS. BRINKMEYER & CO., ; MANUFACTURER OF 7 ': COOKING STOVES, FOR WOOD AND - COAL; ! i HEATING STOVES, FOR WOOD AND COUNTRY SKILLETS AND LIDS; COUNTRY OVENS AND LIDS; BISCUIT OVENS AND LIDS; ODD LIDS; SUGAP. KETTLES; DOG IRONS: . . JAMB GRATES; FANCY GRATE FRONTS; AIR GRATES; CELLAR GRATES: WINDOW WEIGHTS; MUFFIN MOLDS; WAFFLE IRONS; HAM BOILERS: STOVE HOLLOW-WARE, Ac, &C. ALSO KiEP FOR SALE TlnjPlate, Sheet Iron & Copper, Tin and Japanned Ware, SALES ROOM: Main Street, opposite Court House. Foundry near mouth of Pigeon Creek. "Orders solicited. feb AMERICAN LIVERI AND SALE STABLES, Third Street, Between Main and Locust, EVAX8VILLB, Isd. FORTH, BOWLES & CO, Proprietors HORSES AND BUGGIES, SADDLE Horses, Carriages, Ac, ready for hire at all hours. special attention given to orders for Funerals, and elegant Carriages, Omnibusses, &o., furnished on short notice. dec29 dtf

COMMISSION CARDS

W. H. AKIN. J. M. PARVrX. Jr.D. PAKVXW, ;;. : ;V AKIN,; PARVIN & CO., ; : POU K PA CKERS, AND DEALERS- U Pork, Bacon, o and Lard FORWARDING i i AND : COM MISSION " ' Merchants, ' Between Tine and DlTlslon, ETanaviHe..,..M.......M...,.,.iiidIana. For sale, Flour, Meal, Lime, Cement, Corn; kV:v v. 'Hay, and Salt. ALL ORDERS, PROMPTLY. TILLED. dec21 d3m J. C. Dnsouchet & Co., FORWARDING,! COMMISSION & PRO DUCE MERCHANTS,. No. 19 North Water street, Orr Block, next - aoor to M. DalzeU.l Evansville, 'Ind. u T .. octl8 . - - . .ri-n SHARPfi & SMITH: !. " '. ' . PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MER- ,, CHANTS, ,OT.r-. ; . Dealers In Floor, Hay, Corn, Oats; Grass ccun, nuu e: iou uce generally j"No. 5 South Water Street, ' ' ; ;V . i . . ' - Evan8ville.Ind. Ail orders promptly filled. -.! M- ; apr23 A. ft. HATHPR8T. ' ?: r 3. 1. WHTTAKER. Ifaj burst & TVIilttalter, , PRODUCE COMMISSION & FORWARD- - , ING MERCHANTS." - ! '- No. 6.........'J.,.."..South Water St. - Dealers in Floor, Bacon, Hay, baited Cora "OWELL A MlMSPAtUir. Upper Wharfboat Proorietors." FORWARDING .AND COMMISSION and General St earaboat Agents, N. K. Part Ipnlar atli rlrr. , i : r w .v. witouiij jjuruuMse cuar&ei. t aprat SlO. U M. BAIRD.... '.t..'.....i ..Cf.?STABTf bai,b.j;.::k.t,a:rt.; , , , (Successors to W. M. Alkman A Co.,) SEVERAL AOESTL PRODfCE, chants, Evansvifle, Indicia. Refer to H. - TTuroior, rirai r irai xv atlOHRl Dang, andSam'l Orr, Vice President Evansville Agents for Ohio River Silt Co. noll-ly J.T.Cox. ' " F.M.HmtpHRKT. COX & HU1V1THREY, Forwarding & Commisshn Merchants Office, No. 7 Sontti WMer Street, ' And Wharf-boat foot of Sycamore Street, HvansYille, Indiana, i BENERAT. KTTCAMROAT AnrVTS nn Special Agents for . . ; , Atlantic and Great Western Railway. ALSO SOLE AGENTS for V . ! Nashville & Northwestern R.R. . and ' - " XashTllle and Cbattanooga B. B. , IKS" Through Bills and throich Rates given to Nashville, and all poinB Souths novo uu BEN. HtTBBS. F. H.EHRMAIT PHY. D. VIETS. F. II. FJIBMaN fe CO.; ' FORWARDING AND C0MJOSSI0N Merchants, General Railroad and Transfer Agents, Anents "Star Union Line.' . i , : . Corner Locust and Water Streets, , . . .. sep'25 dly - " Evansvilh, Ind. -.1 ! ; i'l -.ill!,:-" .1 .Ji.n::. '. F. H. RAGOX. . .. . .. , , .-. E, nCKEY. ; RAGOX A DICKEY. . -Wliolcsale Grocers, Dealers "in , WINES AND LIQUORS, : !-.-, $;( 1 - and X :. 'i Forwarding & Commission Merchants ; Xos. 3 and 4 Water Street,' ' ... .--j , EVANSVttLE.ND. Cash orders promptly and carefully flled.' deel dtf - - - - - ' COTTON WARPS. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THOSE HAVING A SELF-ACTING EC .A. O M That we are prepared to furnish thera.o short notice, Warps for Weaving Jean of the best quality, ready to weave, as low as can be bought anywhere. Orders will be promptly attended to. Send on yor beams. JOHN W. GRUEN A CO., Corner Bond Street and CanaC Evansville Wool Factory. The Undersigned respectfully' announce to tiie Publie in general, but most especially to the Farmers, that they are prepared to take in Wool lor manufacturing into the following Goods, viz: Jeans, Blankets, Coverlets, Plain and ., Plaid Flannels, Linseys, Sati- . . nets 3t Stocking Yarn. , On the most reasonable terms and short notice. We have also a good supply of the above Goods on hand for sale or exchange for Wool, so that persons living at a distance, who bring orsend their Wool early, can have their goods right off. Price list for manufacturing will be sent on application. Office and Factory corner Bot.d street and Canal. JOHN W. GRUEN fc CO. upU-tim JACOB SINZICH. JOHN J. SINZICH. j. sixzicn & soy, Water Street, bet. Sycamore and Vine, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boat-Stores, Fancy Groceries, . , Cordage, all sizes, Hemp Packing, all sizes, i - -: Gum Packing, all sizes, ' ; ' 1 Cotton, Packing, all sizes, ' a 1 Blocks, j ; ; ; . Twines, all kindi , 'Lath lam, ' Oakum, 'Rosin, !t Pitch, ! f Sheet Te nl &c. ft '!. ' .1 ' A lso. Wrought and Spike Nails. Lard Oil, Coal Oil, Lubricating Oils. Order filled promptly and at the lowest ' rates ao!3 dly

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Mercliants Hcspateli fASTVFREIGrn'UNfe: ; x . , FORWARDS- aoorjft, xjscaE . I--. t i a Nw Yorft UoBton, .UU -i-.ti n .iii.ni;, 9lf -and all points la the NewEaglantar "5V i i ! .States,, ', 'i ,i. ;f to EVAynjjC;' DmEvrr-.? IN TIME EQUALED-' BT '0Tn3t LINE, AT REGULAR'- KAIL- 7? -'V,i" C ROAD RATES. r Wmt AGENTS AT f All' TfBS principal points alon the iki-.im , W.e hv Contracting Agents at Nfem N. H., Worcester, Mass., SprtngtielrrailMK. , Providence, R.. I. and Hartford,, ew. Goods marked "Merchants' D-s;?Se and shipped to either of the above rfmiwi. or via Albany, will reach our line MBit BILLS OF LADING GIVEN, on a&au tion. ON DAY OF SHIPMENT. All claims for DAMAGE 8,. OTTfS CHARGES, Ac., are promptly settled eat referring our pat rons to Eastern eQ&fe&k ' s 1 E. B. MORGAN, AgentL r.r . , .,.. EvansvUle, IsriU : Office with Keen, Mark A Co. 1 sepaaqi ".'"'THIS-- . I! i i4il ' i'ii . MERCHANTS' TJNXOII Mxpress Compaif " OrAViNG pi t 'tiieib; mkcrir JDL and great Through Lines in pr&nfc working order, are now prepared to- dv m. General Express Business with the West, Southwest, and North wtst, lngthe carrying and collecting OL iLsae 1 0ur lines now opened embrace this maraa between New York. Boston, PbUadalstiaBuffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, ClnoiiLaa Chlen, Indlanapolis,Terre Haute, St. Lrbi and all intermediate points, and. are taists rapidly extended over all the rouiasi trade. ; . ' . . ." ;.The capital or this Company Is- ; .. ;t TTwcnty, Million Dollars:; and la an ample guarantee to the pshC of Its responsibiliiv. All losses and fam age of property entrusted to our carnr bepromptly and equitably adjustedi. -' Every effort will be made to merit) &m patronage of the public. Our rates low as those of any responsible Ejlbis Company. - - 'OFFICE N. 4 Fire StrtLl-. a ',u",i -novl3d3m --..;' -v.i-.'r- f.'t r i Vi' - - . ' - ' I -,V The Onlj- Line Carrying Frelgil 1 ana irom eastern tines. Time Quicker, and Kates as Low;ss , by any other Route. .X , THIS IS THE ONLY LINK HAVE. Ing a real eapital, and owning theeaaaa In which its freight is transported, iim cars are new and of " broad tread,'' latended to be run through between Eastern and Western cities, irrespective otchmamm ofguage. The "Star Union Line "reuba fcAsi over uie Pennsylvania Railroads is the authorized Fast Freieht Line of road, and Is worked on all route wmcn it unaertaices to transport, nn contract which secure to the property trusted to Its charge the best facultlM 3r fast and uniform movement that rnafli over which it passes possess. We invite the attention of mrc&&waa shipping goods west to the facilities. ed by this line. . All claimt for damage or charae will be promptly settled Iw presenting freight bills and bifik lading at this office, avoiding all c$lay of referring bills Uast for tei'Jtrmerit an advantage offered Jar k other route. 1 - ! ' To parties shippine produce East, t&fc line otfers special inducements. The m duce is loaded at this place in " Star Lib cars," and goes through without chang,-1 any Eastern city. , , . 1 , OFFICE No. 8 Main Street. , ...j WAREHOUSE Corner Locust ami Wal ter Streets. F. H. KHRMAN 4 C0; L sep25d6w, Age-ao. i T I-' BROWN, ; dunkerson; & cai t J : i .1 ' Ai -J . , 1 ,i ..:, i ' ORWARDING AND C0NMISSIQ3I ; MERCHANTS, 1 And special Agents.for.the BELLEF0XTAISE R. R.C0., ERIE TRAXSP0RT1TI0X CO. And ERIK TIME EXPRI3&, Also, A gents for the Bellefontaine Cotton Express. TIME AND RATES GUARANTEED.

Consignments solicited. BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO. -V August 13, 1866 augH ' Agent.- m j New Stock at No. 31 Locust Strwt MOSES WEIL WOULD RESPECT- , fully inform his old friends and cue .; ' turners that he has opened an entirely new - ' stock of FAMILY GROCERIES at tb I above stand, which he has selected wiUu I

great care, and wnicn ne is prepared to re- j tail as cheap as the cheapest. He will alfe buv all kinds of Country Produce, fc which he will pay the highest cash price- f Goods will be delivered to ail parts ot the- - city free of charge. decll dim MOSE8 WEIL. (Courier, Union, and Democrat copy g& month.