Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 January 1867 — Page 7

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NEW ORLEANS P. S. DuSOUCHET & CO.,

General Commission nd Forwarding MEIlCECLlSr TS, JUo. S3 Poydras Street, , ;i new Orleans, l a. . . . i l. J -. - -, - ' .' - 1 .j .-' it All Kind of Western and Southern Proce. Consignments and Orders solicited, sVclodtf. a. a. campbkll. ... ; . B. F. glover GEO. G. CAMPBELL & CO., COMMISSION MERCIIAXTS, No. 59 Poydra Street, NEW ORLEANS. REFERENCES. Caiey, Stewart & Lanterman, Gray vine, BjMnnlx. ' Terry & Kmith, Louisville, Ky. City National Bank, New Orleans. , aeelodiim. Csaeral Commission Produce and Forwardlns 1VIERCHANT, Ctrner Poydras and ir Levee Sts., Reference tbe Great West. , declWly, UK. , H. XKHNEDT. Jl'LICB VA1R1N. PAUL E. MORTTMFR. S. H. KENNEDY & CO., ' COMMISSION -MERCHANTS, Receivers of Porlt; Bacon Flour, Rope and WhisRy, 68 57 Poydras Street, New Orleans, derl'dly. ....... , a. s. howard, w. t. BAKKfrr, New Orleans, W. k. i'ri-ston. New York. ',:.. cat i.in rnEsi ok. ITnti-on vllle, . 11. , . ? sko. r. pheston, Evaijsvllle, Ind. wm. it. whxiams Calnoiin, Ky. HOWARD, PRESTONS & BARRETT Cetton ssml Tbacco Factors AM) : . 16S C'oiHfiion Str-ei, . . c-! .-yEW oilLEAXS, LA. BFFERESCES. ' mal'. Rnllibone, Presitlciit Evansy iHe Jtiiuonal Hunk. ( , Pipstdii rrnthprs. Evansvllfe, Ind. ' . Jnf Robb. K-q., Prevident Louisiana Natinal Kank.Nf wMJrleans. C. P. Noriis. tjfQ., Cashier Firt National P.Bnk. Moiiitilils. ... K. Rn iter. Fsq.t President Teniiessee Natlnnnl Hunk. Jlfmhls. MJ. J. J. Murphy, President Memphis Iiihuiance Company- - i :-,.: Cecloutf. Speed, Summers & Co., Cotton and .Tobacco Facor. ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and COMMERCIAL. AGENTS. ffie No. 59 roydras street, Nkw Orlkans, La. Carl-ton, Fonte ft Co., New York. Hpeed.Donohoft Co., Memphis. Tenn. Cxrsrf. Htockard ft Co., Mobile, Ala. eo'fiSdtf AM. A1KK.N. A. fc. SHAKf. K. W. HABCSK. IAX. AIKEX & CO., GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 112 Poydras street , New Orleans, La. novi2tf . . , 8. It. BARTON. .M.M. PoOIm.-.W. M. AIKMAX. S. M. BARTOX & CO., v Commission AXovoliantM 17 Tcboupltoulas Street, ' NEW ORLEANS, LA. X. H. FAIRCHILD. V J. W. RlNOHAH. FAIRCHILD & BINGHAM, , Commission 3Ierc;li an t h . 84 Magazine Street, ot2 dly NEW ORLEANS. MEMPHIS CARDS. e Mcdonough & co. Wholesale Produce and Commission MERCHANTS, . H 1-2 Front Ntreet, MEMPHIS, TKNN. 4e15dlm. M. 3. COX ER. OEO. S. RICHARDSON. COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton Factors, ftorage, Commission, and Forwarding MERC HANTS, Clinton t-ifiMt-Mh.MPUm, TEXN. REFERENCES. Chas. Northiop ft Co., Memphis; Foster Bros., Cincinnati ; Jas. Viba ft Co.. Boston : Jas. B. l-enby,8t. Louis; J. B. Kirlland, Hill, Taimadge ft Co., New York. declOdom. . 1. GRAMMKR. S. D. WELCH. CltA3IMl.R 3t CO., ConimiMNion 31 crcliuutM l td liealers in Feed and all Western Produce, Ao. 355 Front Street, MEMPHIS, TENN. References; F. H. Ehrman ft Co.; Cx ft Humphrey. Prompt attention paid to all business entrni'ted to us. orders solicited. Lilieral uvapces made on i-fnsiui:ments. (m di HOUSEKEEPER'S EMPORIUJl Cook Ac Ilenly, Dealers in Choice Staple and Fancy Uroanet-, riue ir uuu (.oaewno. 711 Malu

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QUICKSTE P, ' . - II. T. DEXTER, Master, l eaves Kvanwille for I'alro every TUEdUAX and r RiOA x at 2-JVp.m.i ; ' ; ' Stopping at all Way Landings. The QUICKSTEP Is an entirely new Iow Pi-ensure Packet, The only one in the West, comhinlnu eir tire s My from r.xplOKioii, with urt al Sneed and Comfort. Particular aliemlon iciven to way busi ness aud the tilling or oruers. ; ' " ' ' " ' THE ' ' : QXJIC KSTEP connects at Cairo vlth Railroads and PacketM, hoi ii North and HOutli: at Evansville Morth and East, and at Puducah with Packets for . the Teiinei-set and Cumberland Rivers. dec21dtf Regular Evansville and Nashville Packet The elegant Llght-lraught Steamer CHATTANOOGA, Hkjckt Scott, Master; ' Bob FKGrsow, Clerk Will run as a regular nai-ket from Evans ville to Nashville, making all way laudinns. . . . For freight or passage apply on board, or to . HUSTON A Ct.. decSdff . ' Agents. United tatf Mail -and- ; ' - 1 - - ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S THE i EVAXNTIIXK Al) CA1KU MAIL PACK.KT CUMPAY will henceforth run their eleeant Htenmers. enrrvltiK the Adams Ex press Ciinpany s Messei.gera ana united StHies 'Man. lor Henderson, ML Vernon, Union tow n Sha wntetown. Casey ville.i .olcoiwia.' SmillilanU. Paducab. MHt.rouollS4 Cairo, and all oilier puiuU ou Uie Lower Vtiio. tuaKiiig a ... . . . . .: i ".- It I.LI A 151. E DAILY MAIL and EXPRESS LINE. Running as tolloWs: ' I The elegant anil tleet steamer W. A. Lowth. Master . Fowlek. Clerk, Leaves Kvansvilie every MuNDAY and THUK.MA,ut3p.in. The splendid side-wheel Steamer 7 ,- H. T. Dextkr, Master...-Wm. Don, Clerk, Leaves Evans ill every WEDNESDAY ana tjATUKUAi, at a p.m. i ifThe elegant and light-draught yAMO.KR; Dpscan, Master -....Sorenson, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and ( KlUA , al o p.m. WLEAVE CAIRO DAILY on arrival of train. t"These Boats have been refitted entire. and are now in flrsl-rale order for theaccommodation ol Passengers. r reiiflits received at all Uours, oy Jul 2 HPHTON CO.. tIA & UU.UrHKh.1, R. K. DUiNKERfeoN A CO.. Ag'ts. OLD RELIABLE XT. S. MAIL ILIjSTE r o u 0w 1 8 o o,Cannelton,and Louisville. Th' X.9W .nd elegant Passenger Steamer kim MORNING STAR. IKK DoLL IS. Master: . , . m. u. warren, clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY MOMA',at lua.m.; and Tit I Its DAY, at 8 p.m. 'The magnificent side-wheel Steamer TARASCON. Gilmorr, Master; f john uuerbacher, cierk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WU.I1IAY, at6p.m.; and ; MTiKUA l , at 0 p. m. The elegant and fleet - ROSE HITE, : A. Ballard, Master; . .. - - Okokok Pattekson, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY Tl'MUAY, at 6 p.m. ; and ; ri KiUAir, at 6 p.m. These boats have been refitted and refur nished throughout, and are now in firstrate order for the accommodation of the public. Freights received at all times, free of charge, and all information furnished, by COX ft HUMPHREY, and Ii. K. DUNKERSON ft CO., Agents. K. H. Woolfolk. Superintendent. mayiu tf Louisville, Ky. Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamer News Boy. C. O. PERKINS. M asttr ' Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 o'clock, p. M. Freiitbts received at all hours at the itiammotn wnarrooat. R. K. DUNKcRSON ft CO., Agents. noy2dtf Regular Evansville, Paducah, and Eastport Packet The fleet and elegant Packet riiffintoMi, R. HODGE BROWN, Master; TOM WILSON, Clerk, Will run as a regular packet between Evansville and Eastport, Miss. Leaves Evsnsville every Friday at 4 p.m. Leaves Paducah every Saturday ai lo' a.m. Returning, Leaves Eastport every Monday at 12 m. Leaves Paducah every Wednesday at 6 a.m. Arrives at Evansville every Thursday at 7 a.m. For freight or passive apply on board, or to COX ft HUMPHREY, Ageiits. octll dtf Regular Green River Packet The new Steamer ADA LYON, Alt II. Edwards, Commander, Will leave Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at tt o'clock p.m.. for Woodbury and all way places. Tbe Ada Lyon has splendid two-flncd Doners. - For freight or passage apply on board, aaajrttl tf

iu v i i k y ' lVMIIicr nml tVntr. . The weather yesterday was ior the most' part c.otuiy, ainl ra'nier cold. '"The river li falling rapidly, h i ing dec ined ftnly two feet during the t wenty-' ur hours ending at three o'clock yesteuhtyV .The Ice uui

so Hbundant ns hereUifoi e. hut the floitiing fields are larger and 'heayi' r a d by force ot tbe wui.d,.and,ii,;i'rar''uri,'t It was principally crowded toward tho landi g, and came crushing on the shore pack auU against.the wharf boats and !-am O.r. . , ArtliHli hul lleiH Tlur .. Of arrlv -is we have none to report up to three o'clock yesterday. '1 he Sam. Orr was receiving and preparing to leave as this repoit closed. . . ' llHt Dn.. Havana.' for- xxshvlile; Shamrock, for St. Louis; SiHer Mmh, for Memphis Palestine and Chattanooga, from Niishville; J. P. Webb, St Cloud. Robert Bums l.aui I enton. and Liberty No. 2, from Memphis; Lrmisville, Nick Longworth, Mississippi, David While, Indiana. Sum Parker, ."-wall. w. Wild Wagoner, and J. 1. Groebeek, froiu Naw Orleans; Lnuiel Hill, H. L. ltdge, Louisiana, and Henry Ames, for New Orleans; Tarascon, troin Louis ville; Charmer, Armada, and Quickstep, from Cairo; W m. White and da Lyon, from Green l.ivei ; t'hautom, froui Tennes!ee liiver.' . Hiu-llnninii. Business on the levee was qnlte lively yesieiday, lu atitieipatlou of arrivals of steamers to load for Ne Orleans. One item of freight hauled down lor the Mis sissippi in front of It. k. Duukersnn ft 1 o.'s wharf-boat was a hit of 5o0 brls of prk for New Orleans..... The Mississippi will be able to load here to her fultc pacify. Cox ft Hum f lu ey have a large lot of poultry and other freight, which they wilt probably, give to the ; Mississippi, if the Louisville, which is expected, does not ar rive .Cox ft Humphrey wereyesle day eugaged Itt overhauling their wnarf bo.'U.and found jarye . linnilieM 6 f boxes, packages, trui.ks, h c, upon wliieli they have paid a vaiiees. winch onij.in nm itin of value. One Of the. beam ley of keepiuga wii :i r t'--boat. 'i hey will scun-eiy btia.i'h io realize 10 per cent, on: tlieir ;iiJv:mw . i lie Sam Orr was receiviu a l.iir hip, and won d have but little Ttrouble In goiiig Uuwil coming back will he the rub. .. j:eiin;iis Iroiii Mir .xe'tiii. ClNCiiiKAXl. The Comnieraal oi Tues1ji v sit v. ; ' 'IThe weather was clear and cohl yester day, wiih the u iud fjon tne ulUlrt'fsf, and the lei .ui.v iiiniiiK Hi 40- in uuui 'J here is not iiuk ii ice ruiii. n. sud we mxy ieKiiubl anticipsie the rvr-umption of naviK 'lKin lience o liw? mouili k. uon as me aorged slm.e let i lem vu fioni the head of the canal. The Newpurt and Covington ferr.x boats are making regulas trips, ai Plttsoura Hie nver i I nlniir. Willi i leet in the cn.tunei. Here Hie river ha receded VI inches during the pas', 24 hours, wi ii 13leet hence u Louisville. llie Aliigno ia, a ula i n j. il. pralher. will lea-e tor tiipley and Alaysviile t. iiiorruw at VI Jl. .--lie lelt tlie mouili -of Licking liiver yesteiday.und came over to her r uular lauding al t lie tool of U'alnu we suuuoe the Louisvlil mail oackets Will also re ume iheir regular t rips to-d.iy or io-ruorrow one tioat a d y wou d prove a great accoiumoJatiou to -bepuoiif;. - Captain Throow- will introduce a new paient rudder on his new Kvai-sviile ami mopackeil ylirg Kaaie. Cu plain Keli.v. Cleveland, ouio, is nero supcriiueudin her cons, l uctiou. Louisville. The Courier, of Tuesday sa.s: The river was slowly falling yesterday. with live feet eight inches w.-ner in the caua , and about tliiee eel elahl inches in I he pas of the Indian chute on the lad.Lmiiugitie ; revious tweniy-four hou.s it haduen five incnes all lie In-ad ul I In ail , and hlieen lucres at Por land. The weather was c ear and pleasant i.ll day. iKiugu i ne ice was made i lie liiiiliL oelore. as the i nermoin. ler was oeiow the ireezinn no tit. , . ;. llie river ai I'on land, ai me tmii or uie lads, had risen five in -tx inches Sunday nitln, c.tused no dotihl by a aore below at Woif reek, in tne iNarrows; out during the day It was la,.l g atiiiiu, und vvesuppise the uorge has jl veu way. It was repoi tea oy a irave.er oy i ne over land route, via LeaveuwuTi.il, inai melee had gorged beiow .tnat point, ami thai it was moviiiK very sluw y ui Leavenworih. 1 lie gorne was at Woil creek, some teu or fifteen miles aoove Alton. 1'he Indiana, from Nw Orlears, as we lea. n by soecial disnateli tiom Cap.. Rube Neal, had arrived at Mempi is early yestardav momma, one had n goou passeuger and freight trip, and will probably try to work tier way up til rough uie i:e. I he Indiana left Aew Orleans last, i nui dav.and made a quick r n to Mem puis. being nut a lit le over tnree days out. The Democrat, of l ue-day, says: Ice was runnine heavier In the river yeaterdavthan it has any dayduriug tha siege of tne ice g. riieamouaiuien wan weie hopeful Saturday now give it up.ami co ne lo the conciUHi-.il io laaeiue woriu aiy until navlaati' n is resumed, captain Combs arrived from C lro and reports the ice uorged in several places. The over rose suddenly at Toriland s.unday, which is a proof that Uie river is oiocaaneu at some p nt not a ureal distanc below. It is gorg d at Wolf t.'reek, or thereabouts, and there is no teiung wnen it win give way. We don't suppose it would have gorged If the old Alice v.- hadn r gone down tte river, pushing all the ice in tne river ahead of tier. We haven I heard from her since she left, and suppose she is "wedged in " at some ooint. We have not hea.d of any gorge above here as yet. We s.ill "hope on nope ever. The Alice V. came heie to get a load, business being played out at Louisville. She got all she could carry, and left Tues day morning for New Orleans. St. Louis. The Republican sayss The famous Davis' rut-off has at len -th been made. The Mississippi River has thus been shortened l miles. '1'he chutels 25 miles beiow Vicksbuig, on the Mississippi side. We have heard of one boat-going thiough, but we have learned tiirft water is deep enough t permit all. The "Block House." erected by the Federal .has been washed away. The residences of Joe and Jeff. Davis are therefore u an lalaud. The Demoernt, of Tuesday, says: Thanks to mild southern breeze and the eemal sunshine of the last few days, navigation is resumed. The scene change i almost magically yesterday. Bom is rushed to the wharf. A tier 'Cnange hours, half a dozen boats or more were loading, and large quantities of freight were dumped on the wharf for boats not yet arrived there. Fu 1 loads were engaaed for several bLs. s-oon alter lour p. M., the whistle of the Imperial, a boat from the ninth, alarmed the citizens, and a crowd hastened lo see lb phenomenon. She Is from Reokuk, Miid broke through reveral weak gorg.i. The arrival of a bout at this season oi the year, from a point so far up the Mis-issip pi, is. we believe, uuprec.-dniiled In the annals of American steamboat ing. The river is stationary here, with live and a half leet to i'alro. reported by the Oaiy, snu near six feel to Keokuk Boats leave to-day tor New Or eaus, Mem phis aud Keokuk. A captain of a sail-boa' on tha Potomac the oilier day got very drunk aud fell Into the river. Not knowing thai lie was In the Potomac, but believing that he had fallen Into the hold of the vessel, a d that it hail filled with water, he cried out. "Come here, Jimmy, and ball her out. ' d steer the boat while I

Tne Appeal,' of Saluiday, The wenther Is moderate, but dust pre vails alarmingly Business on lie levee is rather dnll. ow ing lo i he difficulty o iiaviga' mil above. 1 he Onio is slid giuKed tn-ar Evansville. The: Arkansas, st. Francis and wtine rivers a e.in good b ling order. At I hit P iul (he river h, ,1111 ..falling .and lull of uuui ing ice. ..- Nary ' gorge near Evansville that, we n ive he-ar i- of. , The river don't gorge about Evansvl le worth a cent.: Baton Roog. The Adoorate says that when the amenta was near Fort Adiim-i, on her last trip, a tire was iliscov red id the cotton. There is little doubt it was an attempt at-incendiarism, as the pumps were cnoiteil, and ot iwi men r-uswcied, one leapt-u i verooard -ana was urowneii Tun 'nt ii r was ca paired and plareil in Irons. After throwing nine Itnles ol burn ing cotton oveilxmrd, the fire was exiiu guished.i .i-.i... i t. .. ; , i STEAMBOATS. Regular Wabash River Packet The Light-Draught and Elegant Steamer Tom Bolus, Master; C.Craw ord. Clerk, W ill enier the Evansville and Wabash River trade as a reirtilar nacket. nnon ihe opening of navigation. She has come to ty- ..... Jau4 dif TRANSPORTATION. Old, Reliable, and Responsible. Capital, . .. . $10,000,000. ::. 1 5 "' Lthe;...- . . , A. 3D uAlM S .I Express 1 ompaii ESTABLISHED 1848. , . ORGANIZED IS5I. The Only Company having Ramifica-. ;.ti)ns tnroughout the Continent,' ? and . Connections with tiie Whole World. . GREAT EASTERN WESTERN, and bOUTHERN EXPRESS i LINE. fTllI E AIAMS EXI'HESS COM IMXT JL m in omce in r.vaiisvme. solicits a e. ui lnuanceot the panonageot the pub lic, referring to its superior laciliti s of ransportation. Its vast domestic and Inter national connections, its prompt liquida tion ot an losses, auu us sterling reuaoiiiiy rspecni I cire taken in the collection of Kills, Drafts, Xotes, and the transportation of Money and Valuable Packages - Merchandise received for delivery on payment of the accompanying bill, and proceeds returned promptly. l ransport heavy and light trei- lits oackages. and parcel as low, as all other for warders. Any information in regard to the roues. Arc, can lie obi allied at the office. No. IS SOUTH FIRST STKEET (Chandler's BicKiKi. x. u Ali Ufc.lt, Agent. uovll df f CARPETS. CARPET WAR K J HL O USE AND House Furnishing Establish m'l Win. & . JIEAIlUAIMKUs OK Mt.'PPI.iK.S f'DK Film I lies. Steamboat & Hotels. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Velvet. Brussels, Thvee-PIy, Two-Ply, I'uttaue, Jjistniff. kiiir atnl llenip C A RP E TS, Chinese, Manilla aud Cocoa MATTINGS. ;elvet, HfusseU and Uii-Cloth 1 1 liirr-s. Mosaic, Velvet, Brussels, Rubber Cocoa, Adelaide, J ute, oea-Urass, and rancy riheep ; DOOR-MATS. Silk, W ool. (Jottou, and Linen DAMASKS. Gilt Mouidiug, lirouze, liiass, and , ; tlvered CORNICES. Opaque, Gilt, Painted, Rustic, and . 1'aper WINDOW-SHADES. Green, BufF, Blue, and White WINDOW HOLLANDS Silver, Jirass, and raper-.lache STAIR-RODS. Brown Ground, Satin, Gilt, and GoldStamp WALL-PAPERS, A spieudid variety of FLOOR OIL.-CL.OTIIS, from 18 inches to 18 feet wide. Wool, Rubber, Flock, and Damask PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. Elegant stylea and new designs of French WINDOW LAMBRAQUINS, made up to order, and at short notioe Table Linens. Bed Blankets. Sheetings. Pillow Casings. Rubber Sheeting. Marseilles Quilts, Table Oil Cloths. Table Napkins. Stair Linens. Towelings. rus.sels and Velvet Hassocks, &c, &c. Experienced Paper-Haneers and Upholsterers will be furnished when rcouired. Carpets cut and made to order. Oil-Cloths fitted and put down. Cornices mounted and put up. Window-Shades hung. All work warranted. Prices guaranteed as low as iu any similar establishment in the United States. Give us a call. WM. E. FRENCH A CO., No. IO Fir I Street, UP-HTAIRS.

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COMMISSION CARDS.

WOU I. I REMIX n O IT R wV friends and former patrons that we ?.e L t,,e ol1 t OliNKR of VINE and ;V IV' ' siks:h7I'S, still In the trade of i.iWJit. rL.ui M, t'OMMISSIONS, ftc "" w nmacu 10 twp I lie ill . - . , ,... ; .. H.O. ALUS ft CO. ji ' II. il A1.LIS ct , CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION -irv -MERCHANTS, .r t ' RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealer In 1 1 - LIQUORS, FL0UR&&; . Corner Water and Tine Streets,' - .- - EVANSYILLK, IND. Janl dtf . , W. it. AKIN. J. M. PARVIN. J. D. PAKVIN. : AKIN, PARVIN & C0 . POHK P 4 v K E US , AND DEALERS IN - ' ;. , ; Pork, Bacon, and Lard. ALSO ' -v: : FORWARDING - AND COMMISSION Merchants, . FIRST NT EET, Between Vine and Division, Evanvllle.................lidlaji. For sale, Flour, Meal, Ume, Cement, Corn, ; Hay, and Salt. . '; ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. dec21 iLim ' .. J. C. IiiMiicliet 4t Co FORWARDING, COMMISSION ft PRODUCE MERCHANTS,; , No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next door lo M. Dalzell,) Evausviiie, lud. octia j , . . .. - SlIAKI'E Ac KMITII, PRODUCE AMD VOMMJNSro.V MERDealers iu Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Oram seeds, ami Produce gouerally. No. 5 souTif Water Stkeet, - ' ' Evansville. Jnd. All orders promptly filled. apr23 A. 8. HAYHPKKT. . ' J..J. WHITAKER. Ilajliiii-ht fc W hit taker, PRODUCE COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT'S. " No. . South Water St. .' Dealers in Flonr. Bacon, Hay, Oats, Corn and Country Produce. tf "IMVKI-L A )I lliLSF Jlllull, . Upper WU.-ilUmt Proprietors, tORWAUDlXU AiXD COMMISSION .... Mb. CHANTS, and General ainooat Agents. Sh . wueetown, Illinois. N.B. Particular alt utiou given to col lectlug purchase chars.! s. apr2H8m M. BAIRD ......a. H. START I) A I R I) & START, Successors to W. M. Alaman A Co.,) ptSKR.U, AOEXT.N, 1'RODICE, jl rorwaramg anu commission Mer chants, Evansville, Indiana. Reter to H, VI. w heeler. Pres't First JVational Ban a nd .sain 'I orr, Vice President Evansville rsaiionai itana. . Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly J.T. Cox. F. M. Humphrey COX & HUMPHREY, Forwarding & Commission Merchants flier, No. 7 Konfh Water Klrert, And Wharf-boat, foot of Sycamore Street, Evansville . Indiana. GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS, and .-special Agents iir Atlantic and Great Western Railway. ; . ALSO ; . SOLE AGENTS for i ' Nashville & Northwestern R.R. , AND , , ashvlllc and thaitanooga B. B. wr Through Bills and through Rates given to .Nashville, aud all poiuta South. . nOVSdtf , ;-;.,',! I r:.. BEN. II U BBS. , F. IL XHRKAX PHT. D. VIETS. . F. If. I. II It H A .V tr CO.. FORWARDINQ AND COMMISSION 3l0ICtlllllltM, General Railroad and Transfer Agents, Agents "star Union Hue," (Vnc .wihI and Water Street. sepi&iily. Kvansviye, lnd. F. H. RAGON. R, DICK BY. UAGON A DICIiKY, IVIioIesnlc Grocers, Dealers in WINES AND LIQUORS, and Forwarding & Commission Merchants 'os. 3 ana 4 Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. Cash orders promptly and carefully filled, deel dtf COTTON WARPS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THOSE HAVING A tELF-ACTING HAND-LOOM That we are prepared to furnish them, 0 short notice. Warm fok Wkavlso Jkak. of th- best quality, ready to weave, as low as can be Isiuaht an where. Orders will be promptly attend d to. Send on your beams. J HN W. OKU EN CO.. Corner Bo- d Street and CauaL Evansville Wool Factory. The Underslaned respectfully aunoanee to tne Publie in geueral. but moat especially to the Psrmers, that they are prepared to take in Wool ior manniacturlnK into tbe following Goods, viz: Jeans, Blankets, Coverlets, Plain ajid Plaid Flannkls, Linseys, satinetsA tTOCKi.o Yarn. On the mo-t rea onable terms and short notice. We have also a Rood supply of the aixive Goods on hnd lor sale oreichanae for Wool, so that persons UvIiik at a dla tai ce, who bring orsend their Wool early, can have their goods right off. I-rice list tor manufacturing will lie sent on applica lion, ofliceand Ksc.-ry corner BocdstreM and Canal. JOHN W. GHUaJi IX). aptf-Sm

TR ANS P O RT ATI O lerehants' Despsitc2; FAST FREIGHT LIME s

FORWARDS OOODst FaUM. Ner Y o r Iv TT t . and all points In the New EagUn States, TO EVANSVILifi: DIRK(rrv JNi TIME EQUALET BY NO Oi'HS LINE, AT RKIIOLAR U.Ut.f' ,,.;, . . .ROAD RATES. WITH ABKSTS AT ' AUU Iprinclpal points along the h, mtf are enabled o give the LiTUOMX UKPATCH to rreight. . we have Contracting Agents at Nas. N. H., Worcester, Mass Sprlngaeld, 'j ProVtdence, R. I., and Hartford.. 4 Ooods marked Merchants' . DetspMm buu Buippeu io eitner oi tne aoove piaaasi. or via Albany, will reach our tin m ' BILLS OF LADING GIVEN, oa Mk tion, ON DAY OF SHIPMENT. All claims for DAMAGES, OVW?. CHARGES, Ac, are promptly seUletf wAU.-.- - out referring our patrons to Eaatera (VU I E. B. MORGAN, Ageut, Evansville, lariL Office with Keen, Mark ft Co. aepIZMURSK . - THE MERCHANTSV TCTNIOCE? Express Coiiipaii j TTTAVIXG PUT THEIB JEjL and areat Through Lines In pa worif Ing ordei, are now prepared t Ueneral Express Business with U West, Southwest, and North wist, ii ing uie carrying sua ootlecung I Our lines uow ODened embruw tha i between New York. Boatou Philadat9DM nuumu. Lteiroii. uieveiana... i iniTiniif i. Chicago, Milwaukee, I .at rone, Pruiriq Chien, ludiaiiapoliH,Terre Haute, Hu Uma.. and all Intermediate points, ana ai bnt. rapidly extended over ail Uia route v trade. The capital of this Company la Twenty Million Dollar,. and is an ample guarantee to' the patellaot its re-poiiMiiilMy. All losses and mm - age of pronerly entrusted to imr uira ni be prornpily and equitably adjusled. i.fnj cum b wm ue iiiaue iu inem uvav 5Htrouare of the public. Our rules urw asow as those of any responsible Kxxkm. Company. ' " R. R. WALDE!, AgeaC OFFICE No. 4 Firat NtrerU novUdJin -" The Only Line Carrying FreisLJ 5t and from Eastern i'l tics. Time Quicker, and Rates as Irar, r ; by any other Route, HIS If TIIK ONLY LINE llJCVr Ing a real capital, and owning the can, vhicb Us freight is transported. 1 AOin cars are new and of "broad tread." intended to lie run through between tmcara. ana western cities. Irrespective ol cm ot guage. The "Star Utilon Line" ran i East over the Pennsylvania Railroad. is tne auinorizeu Kast freight Line of i roau, anu is woiKeu on all routes which it undertake to transport, an contracts which secure io the property irusiea wi us charge tne nest faelllllc fast and uniform movement that i over which it passes possess. We Invite' the attention of merahiute . sh pplng goods West to tbe facilities oOmm -ed by this line. All claims for damage or tnmn charge will be pnmptly aetfM presenting freight bills and biltx " lading at this office, avoiding all lay of referring bills East for seO&ment an adoaidaye offered 6jr other route. To parties shipping produce East. ine oners special inducements. The prm duce ts loaded ai this place In "Star Lin cars," and goe- throuah without chanica any Eastern el'.;. : OFFI E No. 2 Main Street. ' ' WAREHOUSE Corner Locust and Wal ter Htreets. F. II. EIIRM1X I CO. p25 dtlw Ageaaa. BROWN, DUNKERSON & CIV ORWARDING AND C0NMISSS3J V And special Agents.for.ths BELIIF0XT1IXK B. B. COERIE TE1XSP0BTATI0X C0 ind BIK TIMS XIPBIS&. Also, Agents for th i BeUefontaine Cotton Express - TIME AND RaTES OCARAWTEKXXaff- Conalgnmetits solicited. . BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO.. August 13, WBft-augHJ Agent New Stock at No. 31 Locust Street. MONE8 WEIL WOULD RESPECT--fullv inform his old friends and amm uiuiers that he has opened an entirely new slock of FAMILY GROCERIES at to above stand, wlilcn he has select ri ur great care, and which be is prepared to retail as cheap as the cheapest. He will als -buy all kinds of Country Produce, forwinch be will pay the highest esan pries. Ooods w ill be delivered to all rts ot to sity free of charge aecll aim ssunm na-tu. (Conrler, Union, and Dsmearal aoyy MiBia.1

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